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Ih* l.i i n i lv I i . i s til* i| ,i i tv it s u it .i c .n i is i I t m i o n . i s k m c lm iiim ii lh .H i S I O l MMl d a m a g e s . i i id •m i l l •o s is and ‘Shine arm y’ will storm downtown streets tomorrow K f I I I t l . I l l l l l .I l l H Si Iiiiin tli l l i c l l s « III h •I I r .t ll l w i ll hi mi* o l tin lu s t It h .il 11‘.i 11is c* I I i i i i * a t.isti •• M ill .!( I lllll I III N u ll s ,i|i SI III illlll il In I llll Itl t in < l.is s t A h i m t i m n c h t Smm I I I .I x l t l li lll i S.pi 2 <MIO h tn p r is o n Pngr 3A Arnofik.i Geuka i �* #if* 8A — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, M jg h » . 1W0 W EEK EN D PLANNER (Tha Waekand Plasmar public m u le and aellvlllaa. M ad tyaawrfltan announce10 days to advance to Activist tquMls over greased pig contest S T U A H T — An animal rights activist who characterized greased pig contests us cruel filed u criminal complaint Thursday against the Martin County Fair to slop the 27-year tradition. Lacey Fox. a graphic artist from Stuart, and other animal rights activists appeared before the fair board iwo weeks ago and asked thsl members end the contest. The board deferred action Indefinitely. Fair manager Grrgory Mean said the matter probably would not be decided until board members consulted with officials Irom other Florldi> county lairs next month. "This Is a horrible event; It should be outlawed. It Is highly dangerous to the pigs, highly likely that they would be Injured." said Fox. a member or Ihc Animal (tights Foundation or Florida and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. "I have documentation on film of Ihein being twisted around and landed upon and having their legs twisted up at angles and ull sorts of things." she said. In the contest, held at the fair earlier this month, six lo eight young pigs are greased, then turned loose In from of a crowd, and school children try to catch them. The first one who does gets to keep the pig, said Bean. Bean said Ihc contest Is not cruel. But Fox said the animals are frightened by the crowd noise and commotion, arc pounced on by "big fat guys" and may be Injured when contrsianls carry them by the back legs. Norwegian vassal rams Coast Guard boat MIAMI BEACH — A Norwegian freighter rammed a Coast Guard patrol boat that was docked at the agency's Miami Beach siailon Thursday, gouging out a huge dent In the Coast Guard vrssel and damaging two concrete piers. No one was Injured. Coast Guard Petty Officer Carl Vltcvlch ■ a id . i The 82-fool patrol boat l*olnl Charles was tied lo the pier at the Coast Guard's Miami Beach station. where it had Just had Us engines replaced. The 250-foot container ship Sokna was trying lo dock at a commercial container dock nearby shortly after 8 am . "When they were coming In. turning around, they rammed our boat." Vttevlch said. The Impact left a long deni In the hghl side of the Point Charles' hull, crushed a forward cabin and caused at least two forward decks to buckle, the Coast Guard said. Seas In the area were calm and there was no Immediate Indication whut caused the accident Vttevlch said ihr'MIaml Marine Safely Office would Investigate and that there was a chance charges could be filed against the freighter’s crew us a result. The freighter also gouged oul 20 fret of one concrete pier and damaged another concrete pier. Driver shot to death, cer plows into house ORLANDO — A man whose car crashed Into a house was fatally shot moments before the accident, police said Thursday. "We believe the shoo ling was drug related. We don’t know If the shooting occurred before he got Into the car or after he got Into the car," said police spokeswoman Jonl Gauntlctt. The car crashed Inio the front porch of a home Just northwest of downtown Orlando In an urea known for cocaine trafficking at about 11 20 p.m. Wednesday Gauntlctt said. Tw o people were inside the house, but neither was {mrt. Gauntlctt said It appeared the 18-yi-ui -old Orlando man. whose name was being withheld until relatives could be notllled. was wounded about u block from Ihc house She said he appeared lo be a buyer H r was laken to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was pronounerd dead. Prophetess sentenced to life In prison M ILTON — A prophetess convicted of murder and child abuse In the starvation death of u 4-ycar-old she thought was possessed by demons was sentenced to life In prison Thursday. Mary Nicholson. 40.x>f Pace, showed no emotion when she was sentenced by Circuit Judge George Lowery to life In prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years for the first-degree murder of Kimberly McZInc. Nicholson, an evangelist who described herself as a woman of God wllh a gift Tor revealing divine messages, was also sentenced lo two concurrent 30-monih sentences for aggravated child abuse. The prosecution did not seek Ihc death penally. Nicholson was accused In the February IU88 death of McZInc. who along wllh her mother. Darlene Jackson, lived In Nicholson's mobile home Jarksnn. a former teacher, moved to Florida In Ihc summer of IUH7 lo live with her religious advisor. In her trial last month, prosecutors claimed Nicholson convinced the girl's mother the child was possessed by six drmons lhat cuuld be purged only through a strict diet and discipline. From Unltad Prats International raporta LOTTERY TA L L A H A S S E E - The dally numb*' Thursday in th* Florida Lottary CASH 3 gama wax 337 Straight Play (numbgn In gaact order): 1250 on a 50-cenl bet. 1500 on IV Boe 3 (num bers in any order) tao lor a 50 cent bel. 1150 o n 11 r ; Boe 6 (num bers in any order) U 0 lor a 50-cent bel. M 0 on 1 1 S lra ig h l B o « 3: 1330 in order drawn, 160 In any order on a $1 bel S lra igh l Bo* 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 if picked in c o m b in a tio n o n $ t bel I U I M 4 4 I IMS ______ Mara/tf, 300 N. French Ava., laniard. FL 00771. Include toa type ol event, data, addrais, admission charge II any. and lima. Also Include phone number to call tor mare Information. All Items are euhpel to editorial P O S TM A S TE R . land address chaiigos to T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . F O , Bai I0SF. SanterO FL I17II SukUriRttan Rates (D o ll, a Sunder I Home Delivery a Mail I Montes SIT 10 * Montes Sit 04 I Year 17*a* 11*7) ill l*tl The Seminole Communlly College Brass Choir will hr featured In concert tonight at 8 p.m. In I he Health Center us pan of the the 11th Annual SCC Choral Festival, ll will feature a number of area high sellout choirs In addition, the Chorale and Chorullcrs will present two versions of Its Spring Choral Concen. The ftrst of the series will be Wedensday at 12:30 p.m. and the second on Friday at 7:30 p.m.. both to be held In Ihe Fine Arts Concen Hall. For Information call 323-1450. I flmafi css Art. i n ( Matoourn* A n . . Winter Park A i teinod (lAM w in * * 4*4*11. tree!** s , Lovit Camlwt Tiffin ,. * n tltM "Interns m*nt" will b* AUs f lr M Pur In* latter. April 11-11 Museum heure diving me le tte r epen Hove* will be t i t i n to 4 p m Frid a,. Saturday and 1 le 4 p m U n d o , The Tiffin , ■tided window*. T if f in , i n g teu and ItM tentur, Affwrtcm pilntmp* will Mm bt on dttpfo, Hour* Turn t i t . I X t n i p m . Sun , l l p m For group* of 11 Or torpor. cMl tor riM rviltont. No odmieeton csorgo Dottoto. M W I o Cornofl Flat A ril Ntoooom, compao of ■Milne CMtopo. Winter F o rt: The "Alumni A Friend* CMtocItone" will bo on dlepfo, through April *. Tho Von(or A H thpw." toPfvrmg grpdupflng editor p H motor* M mo Cloti M IfW. will he hdd M e r, 111? Howe Tuoe. Frl.. Id m i . I p m .; Sun. I I p m . " admiuton cborgt . D e a l t ! -----------' ----------------e Create* Sen Fla* Art Oaltor,, MS I I a w m ana. winter For*: -Tm Faenm ol D m Yente, and CalUgrafFi, U Marts lliorratoe " Kill run fftrougX March Friday lUgM Ucttr* w rite will meted* ■ C o r, Monroe - Documentor, Ffu logro pnor." April IT; "The A H pf SueMoee." M o, I I Admletton chorgo to toduret it 1) tor nan member, Conor, hour*: Men F r l . t o m I p m too edmieeton charge to regular O llie r, Ooioii*. *n lMe gCropflet A H (Sailer,, M I I MM Hind A r e , M il fiend: Calle r, houre Tuoe I I I , II • m l p m . tun. I I p m Np odmiuien cNorge O e ii.ii.e r; t m dMMftond A H Cantor. H I W ffoctwood A r e . MMllind: An edubitten intlttod " T M Drigon Throm, Chlnmo Imporlol A H " will continue through April I t The lehlbtt include* mid elitoenfh century of the Ming D ynie t, to too oorl, Mto conir, of too Ching Oynoef, Howe: M on. W ed. Frl . t p.m. to * : » p m ; and Tree. T h w * . I t i n . b I p m ; in d Sot, tun . bom noon 4 10 p in No pdmieMwi charge. Dotoil*. M l 1l l l . n o r , HHtortoal le u e f,. I l l I I f . Orlando Hour*: Tuoe Frl., * o m. to I p m .j lot.. lun noon lo I p m . No edmieeton charge. Dotolle. WO CUB o Or toad* ttoeeoei M AH. M i l N Mm* A m . Or Undo Houre "Atoa K il t : FMntmg*. Dr owing in d Cutout*" m d 'Now Docaroilro Wrohe from too Ceitertian of Nor m i m d W diiim Both" I* now open to too puMk. Conor, hour* pro Tuoe T h u ri. t t ie i p m . F r l . l u l l p m . l i t . Id l m l p m ; tun II neenl p m ; ctond M m di/ Admleeim ch irg i Ootoll*. WoeMI e lim inate C ln te ie O , CMtoge. Fin* Arte CM lo r,, i n Weldon t ie d , Im tord Tho "11*1 Annual Juried Itodtnl AH EaMbillen" will bo m M eet!, torsugh April I*. Col lory houre pro; M m . Wod Ido m. 1p.m .; Tuoe. T h u n , noon 1 p ie: C b w il Fridoyt Col lory oleo If open In too owning during mueicM m d thee tor portormoncoe No edmieeton charge DotM ie.II] U S . t i t Ml dW o m in AHtote Orwrp S ty lo Ihu Suntet Dr., Longoraod A wearable croft* werhpfnti will bo hold each toturdo, during April tram 101 m to I p m Tho bo le 111 per clot* The how to moke 0 puppet workehap tor children will to April 1 tram H o r n to I p m Fee le I I I Advance regiilrefion roguirod tor ill cloeeoc F ir intormiliwi CHI M ) AUt Idance P Amor k i n Luton. JTU Wall* A r t , Fern Park Scandinavian Allocution ol Hager Viking Club ho*I* IcerWInavtm m d ballroom dancing at IN meeting* over, eocond Satur d a , H 7 p m For dolaile. call too club proe ld m lolU I f i l l o C iiie lb e rr, Sewer Cantor. MS N Triplet Lake Drive. Coewlborr, Square dancing ovary Sunday l l t X i m : M m . advanced lino donee H I p m . Tuoe . round dancing ol ! : X p m . Wod . twginruri line dancing at > 1 p m Ballroom dancing an third Saturday. 7 » p m . |l M donahon DHail* U l U ll. o il ) X PDIttotond Ctoggor* Lake M o r, Fire D epl. F irtl Slreel end Wilber Avenue Clauiehoid Monday! from I I p m Charge lor claecee Doliile. U l SMF P Jawreh Comment, Center. U l N Midland A v a . Midland Iwtav loll dancing Monday* Irom I I I , m L il ia n iv n la b lt 7 1 p m Oolai l* MS H it POM Hickory Siam pari. Knight* ol Col umbu* Hell. S Fore Avtnu*. Sonlord Clogging clolM* held Monday* Irom 7 1 p m Chorgo tor claeeoe Dolpil* lot t u t P R lt llo e . Altomonlo M oll. A lla m o nlt Spring* Sooch Bepport ol Orlando, rhythm 'n blue* dance club Wed ond Frl ol 1 p m Dotolle. M l MIS p Southern Sal laI Thaotro, 174 Or mg* A v* . Winter Pork: Th* Ito* 40 eeetm will include “ Repertory Concert," March M S I; end "Coppell*." M e, IS M Portormoncoe will b* Photojoumaliat focuses on Bluss "Th e Oakland Blurs." an essay documenting I In- iiighi-cltih life of Black, working-class blurs bars In Oaklund. by French pholojoumallst Mlchrllr Vlgnrs opens ul Ihe Mount Dora Alls Center tomorrow and Is scheduled lo run through April 24. 10 u .m .-4 p .m . Mon.-Frt. For Information call 004-383 0880 Arts in April begins Sunday "Arts in Aprtl" will kick o(T Its second annual celebration of mur.lc. drama, song and dance on Sunday at Like Eola Park In dowtown Orlando. The afternoon will feature Children's Opera Group of I InOrlando Opera Company. Dcerwood Elemclury Chorus. lialtei Orlando Youth Company. Southern Ballet Theatre Apprentice Company members. Orlando Deanery Boy Choir, ihc Orlando Magic Drum and Bugle Corps and Disney enicriulners. Arts In April is a cliy-sponsorrd series or visual and performing art events staged April 1-2!» In Central Florida parks, schools, galleries. I healers und churches. held i t the Sob Carr Fwterming AH* Centre, dll W. llvlngeton I I . Orlando Admleeim charge D ttoii* .*M «iD P lto d e b lk ir'e . H I S R 414 A ltim m to IprMge C lrM In i thagger* dancing to beach mweic lu n d iy i Irom 1 1 p m Detail*. J B ( I I I Fro* toeeon* by D m c i Club i t C rn tril Florida. Sunday* Ira n J 1 p m . D it iil* M I MM. llo m h ln o CJoggor* M M tlm d Civic Confer. M l S Midland A r t , M idland Claeea* hold Thured.1,* tram 1 10 p m Charge tor clone* Fro* beginner coureo I I p n Doted*, meat; • A m M e * Theatre tor Young People. Lech Haven P e rl. Orlando On March ) l at I p m a per lor m iner *1 INal**ppara's " A Mid Summer Night* Dream.' performed b , the Theatre tor Yeung People, will benefit Give Kid* Th* World, epmeeted by Forhin* Family. Roittoirmt* Ticket* .sr* US For Information centacl Jan* Wllem il *41IMJ P C M * Theatre *4 Cm trtl Ptorldp. IM I E Princeton I I . Orlande F ra il Raw Cmtor. will preemt " A Cine's Culm To Chaos " beginning March JO. JL April I, J. a. 7 m d I K venlng per tor mancee begin al I p m wdh Sunday matinee* al 1 p m N ail m Hag* DA Irom April a n Tha d o r, M reconciliation end lava bolwouu a eon and hie gnoedr falhor For intormaitoncoil Me /Ju dice etouti Tbeatr* fitd N u n w s t. Mount Dora Inlet m ow n call we M l 0*4* d l am Male Commend, Caftoge. Fin* AH* TttoWtr*. M i Ptoltom -gtvd . Sonlord— The pertormanc* ol " T H I Me That You Lov* M*. Junto Moon." will b* teid April I], U . 14. X . II. U Pi I p m and Sun malm** at i n p m Inter motion. M l USOor U J 7001 • Th* A m orkm Ytuag Actor* Thootrt. i n i Lawton ffd. Sulla 111 Orlando Th* IF#* FO eaaem schedule is a* follow* "Cheeper By The D o rm ." May 101] Shew* will be performed al too Pwterming AH* Cmtor. Vatoncia Community Col lego, to il compui. Orlando Admmion charge Doloil* tea ana * Tha Mar* Two. ura Edgowotor Drive. Orlando Th* winter woven »iii clo*o wllh "Do Bloc* Potent Leather Shot* Roan, Rolled U pt" with per formore a* running through May M For doiailt. call T H E MARK Or I OOO 72* MARK d Theater Cmtor. Inc. F O Bee 774. Or Land Intormaiton. call FOa 711 rasa botwom lr n d a p m |EXHIBITS • B ig T r « » Psrlia G i n i n i HulcHinton P*rfc*«y, off U S 1? fl. Lon^xMOod Horn# of Th# S#n#for, on# of th# ofd#tl b#ld cyp r»it fr##« In th# United &Mt«v Per# Includti picnic groundi #nd i n#tur# m*\k k» Ih# lr## Movri Won Frl , • « m fo S#t , Sun v f i if l la tun Ml No «dmit»lon Ch#rg# 0#f#il«. J71 2423 • Br#dl##-Mcl#lfr# Hn w , 1X3 W W#rr#n I f . Longdxood Viwf h t IMP U room Vkto rl#n hom# #v#ry W (# d «nd fourth W#dn#t d#y from 11 # m lo 4 p m Admlulon chorg# D#t*<lv 312 $970 • Control Fkondo lm . H #y V f j #t 14. Sonford iinlrm f loading iliowi |jf Sun; peny rld#ta 10 • m fo 4 p m #<#^h#nf rid#', H o r n fo 4 p m Admittion ch#rg# Define, m a u a dPtoa World la*. N H w , 17 FI. San lord Emetic m d Iarm arumaii F r l . Sat m d Sun . It a m I p m A p n u o n charge Details. Ml 17*1 * F torIda Aedebm Society, 1101 Audubon Way. Midland AAoddyn Baldwin Cmtor tor Bird* at Prey I* open Tuoe Sat. 10 * m 4 p m (artery doted Sun end M m I. m vl ronmmlol gin (hop opm M m F r l . lo o m 4 p m , m d I h . 10 i m 1 p m No admission cnorgo Oelails.447 MIS a Heery Shorten tawSwd Memorial Museum oal Library. 1* F Fast s i . Smtord v.s.i Imtord'* hitter, Tue* F r l . 10 a m 1 p m and Sun. I t p m No admission chorgo DHoils.MOsaFd.oit soft I MUSIC I Soil Wtttera Deltona hm. 4tl Deltona Bird . Deltona Mlaed Emotion*. Wod Sal beginning a ll M p m Dotail*. 174 400] • C r u r t t FaUca, ISO S Orlando Drive. Sonlord Now Image. M m Sot. beginning at Fp m Dalai I*. 771 0440 • Fitigeroldt. S XH Palmetto Av* . Im tord Live m loilainm m l Tue* Thurt I p m end Frl Sal beginning at Fp m Detail*, n i IFIO dFtonda lymphan, crehattr*. ltd* N Mill* av*. Suite 1. Orlando Th* M l* ter work! Colter Concert* at th* Carr Performing Arte Contra will loalur* Ih* Q uinlauanlial C lactic* on April II A 14 at I p m Former* Information call 0F4 M il a Lola Monroe Inn. I4ts Northwest Hwy II FI. sonlord Ltgac,. Frl Sm F p m to ctoting Don Pate. M ai Sun, beginning *1 I p m Detent, i n SIM a Orlando Broadwo, Serto*. Bob Carr Performing Arle Contra. Orlando Th* IFHFO woven will irtlud* Chovt." April 1711 end "Slarllght Eapron.” M o , I t Sootm eubvcripiton* or* c u rrm ll, on ute tor IK* live ihowiene* Qeiont. I too MS Soil • Orlando Community Corkart Aiuclaltew. IF00 N Mill*. Suite a. Orlando The IteFFO water,. Carnegie Hall in Orlendo" continue* April 1 with the presentation *4 Foilh E thorn toprmo. m d th* MohopoUfm Opere Far mort information call BH let I • Rrndtivou* Launga, SR 417. an* btoch north of SR 414. Allommt* Spring* Bite Ih* Bullet. Tuoe Sun beginning i t I p m Detail* 140 3000 0 Tha Bern. 1100 S Frmch Av* . Smtord Southern Accent will play beginning al t p m . and Sunday I p m Ooteilt. UO 4*70 I t >. a ^ ^ . m ^ m ir ^ r iB -m I |WATER ACTIVITIES u *... ■ ■' • • Copt am Hoy't RivwWat Cr#t«#«. Sanford Boat Work#. Sonlord. n#tf to Ott##n Bridge Daily narrated tour* ond charter# of Rjv#r d Note**oat Memor ial Ratio n * and Educe boat Prime### highlight wildlife #iong fh# St tten Carder. U l N Mdtland Are , Midland John* Rlv#r Tour* l#av# from Sanford ts tm plutlt* Ih* teams H Ih* Hococouvt location every day #K#pt Thuriday# Tour# Ih* following turns wie bo prrunted through l#av# from Mighbonfc# Marina and Camp Ih# coming yoor May 11 "Pobbtes " Film ground in D#Bory on Thuridayl Adm«it»on showing will begin ol 7 10 p m Th* oduc* charge D#f#«4*. 330 1412 lim al oehiblt hell m d library it opon • Kelt#'# Wtkiva Riv«r Landing. 10# Katw'% Mm . Thurt . F a m a p m . F n . F o m l Cove. Sanford, off Star# Rood 44 Offer* p m 1 and Ih* llrtl m d third Sun . noon 10 4 cono# trip# including th# Litfl# Weklv# River. p m No odm 1sum chorgo Dotal 11. I l l 0t i l Rock Spring*. If. John* River and Bio# Spring# (patron# #huttt#d bock up«tr#om| oM eillend Nistorlcal Motoam, IT I * Kotm # Cov# alto offer# R V #if#t and log Pack wood A r e . Maitland Museum hours pro 1 4 p m Sun . Tuos end Frl No cabm and boat rental* For rttervafion# and information coll 322 4470. or toil tr»« 421 14*2 admission chorgo Details. 4*4 list from Orlando Hour# Mon Thur* , 7 30 * tom mote Carat, Environmental Studios a m 4 30 p m . F ri Sun . 7 30 a m I p m Crater. Ostroy Troll and C R 41* This • Marina HI# Fuh Camp, lo * l Hwy. 40. leeacr* school locilily includes Sir mites ol San lord Ftofurt* ftcenic airboat rid#* and native Iran* w iihnatiu plants and wudbfe a 'towr#,. R.V park, campground, ar>d boat ond sivdmi museum that is open during school motor rental# For more information Coll hour*, fishing end picrac grounds Th* confer 1407) 372 471# it opon to Hw public Hours Sunrise to oftivenhip Grand Romance, Monro# Harbor 'tlntol. Seven days a weak No admission on Lali# Monro#* Sanford Daily cruliei of St charge Oolai Is. H I Oas John# River Evening cruiur# cafer to th# a Sammale Count, Hater k o I Museum, ell* romantic at heart Adm.tiion charge De S Orlando Drive Sonlord tm ihe Count, tail#. 32< M l Operation* Center eerm* from Flea Worldl • Wrkiva Fait# Campgrevnd, Weklva Riv#r Hours M m F r i e a m t o l p m . S o t . Sun. Road. We#» of I 4 oft SR 44, Sorrento Thl# 1 4 p m No admituon charge Details. hitfortcal tight (known at “ Ford Spring#" in Il l 14*4 th# 1100#) include* th# “World# Large#! Aerial Spring#," with econitanf temperature of 74 degree#, picnic tablet and ,pavilion*, camptifet, R "/ park mg. canoe rental# and tour boat* Open daily Admiiftion charge • Alt«m#nf# Moll Cincm#: 403 E Alf#mort« For information, call (407) t30#«2« or (#04) Dflv#. Alfimonf# Springs "8#d lnflu#nc# 3031033 lov# Al Lorg# " D#f#4tv 014 3334 • Weklva Spring# Stale Park* 1100 Wtkiwa • IiM iM Th##f#r. 1X0 S Orlando A v# . Orel#. Apopka Park of 4.400 acre# feature* W*iflood “ Tfwtl W#“ #nd V#lmont ' will b# pavilion# and grill#, hiking trail#, horteback through April i For Intermotlon coll 444 7713 rtdmg path, rental canoe# for th# Wtkiva River and campufe#* at well a* altering • infortUI# Moll 4. SR 434 ond I 4. Alto rnonf# Springs 'Mwnf For R«d' Cklohor/I* 4* 7 iwimming, fishing and wildlife Admission "Jom VI. Th# Vofcona ' "Born on th# 4fh of charge Detail#. It# 3140 July*" “ Lord of th# Fl##." “ T#mog# Mutant Nln |0 Tu M lo v " 'Opportunity Knockt," hunt On Th# Run." Dvfoili, 131 3030 #M #vi«l#nd D/l* 3740 Orlondo Drlv# MW##k#nd At B # rn # 't.'' "Jo # vt Th# • Aviahoo Training Aasaciafes. 1772 Hangar Vokono " 0#V#>lt. 332 1214 Road. Sanford Airport Helicopter and • M#vi#« af W ih ivi Riv*r Walk. 9101 E airplane ride# over Seniord Lake Mary area S#nno<ron i i v d . Apopka Grand opomrig for hid# and adult# Rides offered Mon Sat, FIf*! 100 cuttom#rt will rtetov# o Irt# 7 JO a m to 3-30 p m , and Sun by Tttnog# Mutant Nin|o Turtl# doll of th# Frl appointment Charge per mingle Details. 2 p m thawing ond t«# Sot ond Sun 12 13 330 I tad pm . ihowingi of ’’T##nog# Mutant N«n.|o • le ft Puff America Family Entertainment Turtl##.” Ofh#r moviot Inc Hud# “ Wor of th# Systems. 1030 W Stale Road 434. Long wood Rot##." “ Lov# #f Largo.'* Si##l Mognoi»o. Features three courses and 34 hole# of Opportunity Knock*." “ Glory, ' “ My L#ff miniature golf, go karl racing, video games, Feofv" “ Born On Th# Fourth Of July " For radio control cars and yogurt Open 3*3 days Information cod U $ M D a year Hour#: Mon Sal . # a m to m(dn«ghf. • Ffoio Twin* Sonford Flora Driving M m Sun II a m midnight Hour# limited for Guity.” “ Th# Hunt For Rad October * go kart# and radio control cart Charg# 0#fall# JT7 7302 Detail#. 134 P U TT FILM MISCELLANEOUS TH E W EA TH ER LOCAL P O M C A C T Today...Partly cloudy, wllh 40 pcrccn! chance af afternoon show ers or th u n d ersto rm s. Winds to the suulheaat al 15 mph. High In Ihemld-SOs. Tonight...Partly cloudy, wllh a 30 percent chance of showers. Low In the m!d-60s. Winds to Ihe south al 10 mph. To m o rro w ...P a rtly cloudy, brcvjy and warm wllh a 30 percent chance ol showers. High in Ihe mld-BOs. Winds to Ihe Miuthat 15to20m ph. K xie n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a rtly clo u d y and w arm S u n d a y, mostly cloudy Monday. Vol 82. No 188 Second Class Pestag* Raid at Saatord. Florida 11771 8CC concert tonight [AWT* FLORIDA T IM M M IAM I f>or<U 34hour f«mp#r#fure# dotf remfoll#17# m ESTFriO#v HI 1bO R#tn Ci»# 7# 44 000 Ap#i#chicoi# 7t 43 0 10 Crofttvi#* It 44 04# D##ton# B*«ch Fort L#ud#rd#i# 42 73 000 17 44 0 07 FortM ytf* •• 40 000 G#Tn##viH# Jeckionvilt# IS *2 000 47 77 If# 'K#y W##i M um i 43 74 0 oc 73 44 0 42 P*nvA<oi# 3#r##of# BrRdwntOri 44 43 uoo T#M'#h#isr«' 43 SJ tr# 43 f| 0 07 Tem pi 43 74 tr# Vtro B«#cn 43 74 003 W«#t P«lm B##tH NATIONAL T IM M tX T IN D B D O U TLO O K f r SATURDAY FRIDAY PtlyCldy 77*41 FtlyCldy 74-40 SUNDAY tunny 44 *7S MONDAY FllyCMy 47-70 TU 44 DAV Cloudy 74*47 STATISTICS C :x O Friday, M arch 30. 1990 PublisTwa Daily aad Sunday, aicagl Saturday by Tk* Sintord Harald. lot , saa N. F rtnch Av* . Saatevd, Fla 11711 Highlight* • iPtolMto C im m v M t, Coltogo. Weldon ■ led , l i n l i r d The p r t e t h l i l l i n i f Hollywood Porodieo will continue with " M l A Ipoc* N y m y . " Apr 1 T h e n le he •dmiwien chorgo m d oil mowing begin it I X p m m tho Concert Hell For mere information coil H I 47*J P lo m moto F U l l Cine m i. Seminete F U J I. H wy If Ft and I f f 4M. Cettelberr, "Driving Mice O M e,." "F re ft, W em an" Do lilli. u* r m P Tho Me*101. Lake Howell Square. 1111 1 R 4M. C iiie lb e rr, "Lord *f The File*." "Opportunity Knocks" "Teenage Mufmt Nln|t Turtle*." "Laek Who* Talking. "Hunt F ir R id October." "Joe v l fl Vokar-o." Deteile 4H Me* PUnttod AHtot Mevtol i t Merbet Flee*, corner of S u m Bird end fntorprte* I d . O r png* Cliff; “ Tem pge M u ltn l Nln|* Turtle* "Ortving M in D olly." " l e m m The Forth M J u t,." ' FlownI mg *1 Merefli." "Joe V* Volcano." "Kooton* t i g . " Hunt F ir Red October." "Lord at to* File*" "M m Don't leave ” Oeiiile. « u 771 1700 Cl LAST April 10 PULL April 10 FRIDAY: BOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 7:00 a.ill.. 7:40 p.m : Maj 12:50 a.m.. 1:25 p m TIDES: D ay to n a Beach: highs. 0.41 a m .. 10.08 p m : lows 3:20 am .. 3:33 p.m : New S m y rn a Beach: highs NKW O 48 a nt 1G1J p.m . lows. April as 3 : 3 4 a m.. 3:38 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 10 01 a m .. 10:28 p.m.: lows. 3:402 a.m.. 3:54 p.m. ■BACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves arc 2tx fret wllh a slight chop. Currcnl Is (o Ihe north wllh a water temjjrrature of 70 drgrccs. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 4 to 5 led and srinl-glavsy. C ur­ rent is lo the north, with a water temperature of 70 degrees. Sun screen factor 14. ■OATINQ SI. Augustine to .Jupiter Inlet Sm all c ra ft ahould ezerclae caution. Today , wind Miutheasi 15 (o 20 kts Seas 4 to 6 ft. Elay and Inland waters choppy. Wind und M-as higher near scattered show­ ers and a few thunderstorms. Tonight., wind southeast 15 lo 20 kts Seas 4 to 6 ft Uay and Inland waters choppy. Th e high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 87 de­ grees and the overnight low was 02 as reported by Ihe University ol Klurlda Agricultural Kescarch and Education Center. Celery Avenue Ralnlall was rvcorded at 0 62 Inches d u rin g the 24-hour period ending at O u.m. Friday. The temperature at 8 a m . today was 74 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 63. as recorded by Ihe N'allonal Weather Service al ihe Orlando Inlrmallonal Airport. Other Weather Service data: T h u rsd ay ’s high............... 86 ...Barom etric p ressu rc.3 0 .0 9 R elative hum idity....82 pet ;:W lnde....Southcaat. 16 mph C R ainfall......- ............ 0 .76 In. 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Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 30, 1900 — M Heathrow to grow in size, not in numbers Herald staff wrltsr man accusM 01 security guars tnraai H EATHR OW - Th e aUc of fills massive development wrat of Interstate 4 will llkrly grow in »U c by 227 ucit v hul not in number of hew people dial will live here. SANFONI) — City potlrr herr rrpurf charging Troy Allen Mu pie. 28. of S. Kent Court. Sanford. with aggravated umuult. Me ta accused of ihrrutriilng u security guard lit Carriage Cove County Roud 427. Sanford, wrltli a tire Iron The arreM was made at the entniner to that hunting area at If Ml p m rhunula) Sanford man Injurad with key build homes on two farms south of S a n fo rd o w n e d b y H ir siblings. One 170-acrc site is located south ol Oak Way about a hah mite west of Lake Jcsup and will be crossed by Ihe Seminole Couniy Expressway, in ihe final stages of construc­ ing II (rom pacing motorists. CoitlilllMlnntv. approved the prnjNnu) 5 O ■ffi. MUM In ulhrr land use decisions, loirimlsslniicrs approved two proposals hy ll< m y Schumacher and Ills slstrr Ann Kstrisnn lo tion preparation. The second 6-1 1 n- site lies south of M yrtle Street and primarily wesi of Hester Avenue. Commissioners said I lie two sties would he cxrrllcnt lisa turns for affordable housing de­ velopments. The Seminole County Com­ m is s io n W e d n e s d a y n ig h t approved a 227-acre expansion of Heathrow to spread 316 of previously approved hoinesltcs Inlo Ihe new area at Ihe nurlh end of Ihe development. The e x p a n s io n w il l s tr e t c h Heathrow's northern border to Markham Road und Ihe pro­ posed Western Hell wav. SANFORD - Oil* Wrllon. 61. of 139 llelliune Circle. Sanford, la charged with aggravated Imllrry. Saidord police allege he hit Frank Franu In the neck with u net of ear kryx. causing a puncture wound. The Indrlrnl occurred ut about 9 a m Thursday and Wellon waa unrated hi 11.45 a in. at home. CCIB arrasta man at Midway bar MIDWAY - City County Inveatlgailve I lim a o agrnin report charging Earl Mveta 25. of N Slpr* Avenue. Midway, with aale and deltvrry ol cm aloe Me allegedly mid *20 wurlh of crack cocaine loan agent at about 8 p.m. Wednesday, The urreii waa made at the Cool llreere bar on Slpea Avenue. Heathrow planners said they wouldn’t add new homes In Ihe proposed expansion, but would shin 3IH home sites from the previously-approved 3.618-untl development Into the new area. Ftm Park bowling lanaa robbad FERN PARK — Norman Srhooplng. of Falrlanea Indian Hllla bowling lane*. was shot In Ihe leg by one of two robbers who kicked their way Into hit closed business at about 2 a m. Friday. Seminole County sheriff"s depul lea report. Schooplng told deputies the sklmnskrd men. wearing leather Jackets, kicked open a vent on u door to enter the business and confront him. One was armt-d with a handgun, and shot Schooplng during Ihe robbery An undlsrloaetl amount of rash was stolen from the business, along with 985 taken from Srhooplng's wallet, lie wns trealed Tor his wound al Florida Hospital Altamonte, deputies said. In response to concerns of Markham Woods residents about three- and four-home per acre densities In Ihe new urea of the 3.618-home development close to their large suburban estate homrsltrs. Heathrow planners will allow u 100-fool stand of pine trees to remain on Ihe development's edge that borders Markham Woods Road, screen­ 6111 Pos, Seminole Work Opportunity Program executive director, unveils plana for a new sheltered workshop In Casselberry to SWOP clients and board membera yesterday. SWOP. CCIB arrests 16 in sting which helps physically- and mentallyhandicapped adult* learn mainstream Job skills, is trying to raise 9200,000 fo help pay for th« new facility planned for CssseIberry OUR FLOORS ARE LOADED WITH EXCESS MERCHANDISE 0EM0S. CLOSEOUTS. I S0ME IN CARTONSI SCRATCH N 0ENTS ■ y lU M N L O O C N Herald stall wriler______________ F E R N P A R K - A n a n ilprostitution sting here by City Cuunty Investigative bureau agents netted 13 men accused ol trying to huy sexual lavors front a police decoy. One woman was also arrested as a suspected prostitute during the operation. The arrests w rrr made late Wednesday and early Thursday lit Ihe area ol U.S. Highway 17-92 and Sooth Street. Kern Park. Charged with assignation lo commit prostitutionarr: • Klmbert Kuylherlne Slnarils. 25, Room 3. laike Fairy Motel. Longwood. • Ralph J . Cnury Jr.. 49. of Michigan. • Paul Francis Hlnote, 42. 962 L o g a n b e rry T r a i l . W in te r Springs. • Chutlcs Zim merm an. 2fl. 610 Iris Road, Casselberry. • Danny Neely. 44. of Chuttanuga. Te n n . He was also charged with possession of less t han 20 grams of marijuana. • Ricky Dewayne Graddy. 24. of Homervllle. Ga. • Anthony Guy Horn. 35. of Prlncewood Court. Winter Park. • Manny Sevaall. 25. of O r­ lando. • David A. Irving. 29. 3202 Flsselhlll Drive. Winter Park. • Raymond Russell Ragsdale. 32. of 2616 E. Prut aI St . San­ ford. •John David Butcher. 2H. of Stockman. Uu • Laurence Fell. 33. of O r­ lando. •John W. Hell-hie. 19. Room 56 LakrvU-w Motel. Maitland. • Brad Allen Shuckleford. 29. of Apopka. • Rutiert A. Burch. 24. of Orlando • Barry A Burch. 48. of O r­ lando. Electronics a Appliances C A M C tlMf O RnoDQUAW ER S ftI0M T'TU \ REMOTE CONTROL eougTVs s *166 8 7 REFRIGERATORS *ROM uuitto Qu**ntti\ T. a--. V? A • BIG SCREEN TVS ___________ ■ W 100 W A TT RACK SYSTEMS Clergy guilty of lewd act puaum i FROM *366 ORLANDO — A Baptist deacon who confessed lo fondling young girls al church was sentenced In 15 ycurs In prlsrxi 'Thursday and o rd e re d lo pay fur I h c l r psychological counseling. C.L. Nelson. 57. hud pleaded no contest on Feb. 28 to six counts of performing u lewd ucl on a child. Assistant Slate Allurticy Rick Staten said Nelson confessed lo fondling Ihe girls' breasts und genital arras. Stutrn said each of Ihe Inci­ dents hapjK-rird on.Sundays al Loch Haven Baptist Church, where Nelson was u deacon anil Sunday school stijM-rmlcndriii. umtt$ fA N Tirm PROM RANGES HI-FI SPEAKERS *217 FROM W %3%3 W ttL It STEREO RECEIVERS umrtB M M rim i FROM w w TELEPHONES itm n t 99AMTUH | *197 *125 FROM ■win* ?i/*«rrri| FtOM *247 im tiB M M rim i FROM IN THE SANFORD AREA, SHOP MCDUFF AT: M cDUFFSUPERCENTER HWt TM J SEMINOLE CENTHf. J/OS Orlwdo D< M c D U F F M A LL *01 H I e*W mw PORTABLE STEREOS WASHERS f U T IY U t “ One of the children, even I hough she's 13. she bus the menial ugc ol atxnil 5. 7 In- oilier Iwo girls arc very Iragllc. (lit' kind dial If Ibis liapjieneil lo Ihrm , they would not want to come lorward. onl want lo ijucslion authority," Staicrt said mwm M M rfm i DRYERS from a f c i r DUAL CASSETTE DECKS The victims were two xlsicrs agrd 12 und 13. and another 13-yrur olilgirl. Staten said. FROM m m MICROWAVE OVENS D IS H W A S H E R S tiShmi£ ^3^3 F *164 CAR STEREOS own* J M7 m7 40 «rim i *187 FROM j f - ' i< k AIR CONDITIONERS F O O D FR E E ZE R S CD PLAYERS U nited P r a ia In U rn s tlo n a l Orange County Circuit .Judge Je ll Miller sentrnccd Nelson lo 15 yrurs In ixlsoii. plus two years proballnn and ordered him to pay 85.000 lor the girls' irsycliologlc.il counseling Th e incidents hcg.ni In 1986 and ended In l ‘»««i S n u -n w ld 5 tOMOl MOO ALTAMONTE WALL. 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Florida — Friday, March 30, 1900 Editorials/ Opinions CHUCK STONE America aids pimps, not princes ITORIALS Namibia’s example Now that ihc pom p and celebration have died dow n In W indhoek, the dusty capital of ihe newly Independent republic of Nam ibia, t h e g o v e r n m e n t will begin to Im plem ent a constitution that could become a m odel for troubled So u th Africa as well. South African President F .W . de Klerk and Nelson Mandela, deputy president of the African National Congress, will be w atching closely ns H2.000 w hites and 1.2 million blacks In neighboring Namibia Integrate after decades of apartheid enforced by Pretoria on Its former colony. Even at this stage, there are lessons to be lea rn e d . E a rly on in the Independence process. Nam ibia's new president. S a m Nujunta, was preaching a revolutionary rhetoric very sim ilar to Hint n o w being preached by Nelson Mandela. Nu|nma. w ho spent 3 0 years In exile as head or Hi South-W est Africa People's O rgan i­ zation (S W A P O ). prom ised to nationalize w h ile -o w n e d property and established a one-party stntc. Mandela. In his tu rn , declines to renounce violence as a political tool, refers lo his colleagues ns comrades and vow s to nationalize some of So u th Africa's biggest businesses. Hut now that S W A P O has evolved from a Soviet-backed guerrilla m ovem ent Into a governing political party, Nam ibia enjoys what Is probably the m ost liberal constitution In the whole of Africa. It lim its the power of the president and guarantees h um a n rights. It e neournges private ow nership and mandates a n Independent Judiciary. C o n tra ry to speculation. Nujom a did not reserve all the top governm ent posts for his o w n followers o r even for blacks In general. W hites also have been given senior positions or responsibility. How they am i other whites arc treated by the black m ajority after more than a century of Euro|)eau dom ination will greatly Influence white So u th Africa attitudes toward majority rule. T h e r e are s tro n g em otional bonds between S o u th Africa's ruling National Party and N a m ib ia 's whites, most of w h o m come Irom the same Afrikaner stock. Huge disparities exist between Nam ibia, a sparsely populated desert country, and South Africa, w here Hie m ajority of economically a c tiv e b la c k s a n d w hite s are clustered together In aiul around a dozen or so major cities. Nevertheless. If Namibia's non-raclal dem ocracy really w orks. Hie fears of South Africa's rig h t-w in g whites will be lessened and President de Klerk w ill be encouraged (o speed up his reform moves. A n d Mandela m ay be persuaik'd to drop violence as a tiegotlallng tactic and refrain from tinkering with Hit- free-market principles of Africa's most powerful econom y. Sam N ujom a's Nam ibia begins Us new life as a n e x a m p le of ra rlu l h a rm o n y and Interdependence that South Africa would do well lo follow. LETTERS TO EDITOR l.i Hi is in •In- t-dllor .lie « r l i nine. All Idlers iniml lie slgnril Include tin address nl the writer ami a (l.iMtine telephone iiumlx-r. Letters sliooltl lx- mi a sinttlile subject altil tie as Inlet as possible., belters aie siiliji el Inedltlug Berry's World Prtnor and pimp are the titles that most ucourairly define the moral dilTcrcnce between Nelson Mandela and Mobutu Sear Seko. The prlner sacrificed the last 28 years of his life In prison, pressing his struggle for a democratic South Africa. The pimp has spent thetast 23 years of his life as president of Zaire, shaking down foreign governments to enrich his private treasury und Impoverishing hts country's 34 million people. When Mandela was released from prison, he returned lo hts tiny house In Soweto. When four members of Congress recently dined with Mobutu In hts re-created Versailles palace, they were served wine flown In from Parts at *400 a bottle, twice the average Zairian's yearly In­ come. Mobutu's personal foriune Is estimated at least ( 2 billion. Despite the differences in personal Income and political morality, together Mandela and Mobutu symbolize the failure of American foreign policy in Africa. Ronald Reagan balked at pressuring South Africa to dismantle apartheid. White South Africans knew he was simpattco — and acted accordingly. But at the same lime, the Reagan administration was doling out u giant welfare package lo Zaire and Ignoring docu­ mented evidence that Zairian officials were stealing the United States blind. In that country. Zaire. Mobutu governs Zaire with the same trrrorlsi methods that this nation has consistently opposed In communist tyrannies. And by slavishly supporting Mobutu, the Untied States demonstrates the silly contradictions of a foreign pulley that will spend billions to encourage Eastern Europe's rush to democracy, but will make little effnrl to nurture democracy In South Africa. What America desperately nerds today la a systematic Marshall Plan for Africa that values Its 33 nations as democracies, trading partners, export markets and sources of mineral wealth. A few days ago. Zbigniew Brzezlnskl. who served as President Carter's national security udvlscr. proposed 823 billion in aid for Eastern Europe. Even allowing for Brzezlnskl's ethnic predilections, that figure ts obscenely unrealistic. Nelson Mandela Is not u free man because South Africa President F.W. de Klerk, became a hom-agaln believer In democracy. De Klerk, like fiorbachev. Is a born-again believer In survlvul. If the United Slates ever wakes up and decides to support Africa's princes and distance Itself from Africa's pimps, that continent may begin lo enjoy some of the freedom we recently have witnessed In Eastern Europe. JA C K ANDERSON Liberal vet bows out to big guns Book gives ‘eco-worriers’ hope BOSTON — It ts an average day on the planet Earth. Acid rain Is fulling on the city. The temjx-raiurr is rising and you don't know whether It's spring or the greenhouse elTcct. You drive home counting the fossil fuels you’re devouring. Forty miles north, a nuclear-power planet has started up and nobody knows what to do with Its waste. On the radio, someone tells you Unit the clean ulr b ill has been c o m p ro m is e d In to the Bort-of'inuybc-soiuetlmes-cleun air hill. ‘ You slop at Hie supermarket for this week's groceries, which are also next week's gartruge and next century's landfill. While you think about this, the hole Is growing In the ozone, the rain forest Is shrinking In Brazil and Un­ stuff spewing out of a Pennsylvania plant has the canaries choking for air. This Is your life In the era of eco-worry. The most quantifiable result of thr environmental movement Is an anxious powerlesanrss grow­ ing across the landscape like kudzu. Eco-worry encompasses everything from ihe pollution of Easlcrn Europe lo Ihe birthrate III Kenya. The sheer easiness of Ihe problems are technically and personally overwhelming, a prescription for paralysis. AI limes, ihe American consciousness seems all raised up wllh no pluce lo go. Bui a small anlldulc for powerlessness has been marketed and become Ihe phenomenon of ihe publishing world. The slim volume callrd “ 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Save The Earth" has pushed aside gothics und dirt books lo grasp ihe number-one spot on I In­ trude puperburk list for two solid inonlhs. “ 30 Simple Things" Is Ihe brainchild ot John Juvnu. a self-described baby boomer Irom Berkeley wllh a biography that niakes ihe “ Big C hill" look like cinema vcrllc. A product of middle-class suburbia, a college dropout, a seeker of communes and con­ sciousness. h r lurnrd 40 Iasi week and Is scheduled lo become a falhrr tills week. Me will not lx- using disposable dl.qx-rs Javna Marled Ihls E-Z Ix-glrmer's txmk lor Ihe environment alter writing 23 other lexis Irom “T h r Doo-Wop Sing along Songtxmk" lo "Uncle John's Balhroom Reader." This txx>k began Ix-eansr Javna and Irirnds lliry kids, we could do the show right here) wanted lo know how Ihr wav Ihev livedalfeded Ihe world "We wanted people lo know wlial lliry could do that's positive lo make a dlffr'Ciler." says Ihe hyper-energeiie Javna. who didn't even have an office plumt before December "We want lo give them some s iim - nl control It's our purpose to empower jx-ople lo make thein feel gixxl ahuui whal Ihev run do " BASEBALL BOYCOTTER public bribery Is accepted us a way or life. Halites die on hospital steps w hrn their fathers cannot pay u bribe for admissions. Currently. Zalrr — or. more accurately. M o b u t u a n d h ts fellow plunderers — receive 861 million In U S. aid. 8170 m illio n from the U.S.-subsidized In­ ternational Monetary Fundund 887 million f r o m I h e U .S .-s u b s id iz e d f How does a World Bank. country re­ How does u ceive *329 country rerrlvr 8329 million In aid million In aid while while Its pres­ Its president amasses ident amasses a f o r t u n e o f 82 a fortune of *2 b illio n ? E a s y . billion J Mobutu doesn't pay­ back hts country's loans. Zalrr still owes 81.8 billion to these sucker organizations. T h r first thing thr United States must do ts cui nlf all hm irr aid to Javna and friends pul Ihe lx*>k together, gathering and translating Ihe Jargon ut euvlrnm mial agencies and scirnllsls Into everyday s|x-ak and paid a small Vermont press to prim 26.000 copies. Within months. Ihe rock group HEM slurled giving Ihe books away. " A ir - built u sitcom around It. Ihe While House asked for a ropy and thr book broke the million-book barrier. "50 Simple Things" belongs lo the "If everyone III Just unc little candle" school of social activism. In Its effort to keep It sim ple. It can be simplistic. Hut then again. If everyone did Just light one Utile candle, or change one Incandescent bulb for a llorwscrm one. Ihry figure, we'd sa ve the e n e rg y prixluced In one year iiy a nucleur-powcr plant. T h r beauty of Ihe book ts that It gives people something lo du und a reason to do It. The Information offered — In turn q u i r k y , ra n d o m . Importaul and Inter­ esting — proves Javna's point that "You don't have to be a rocket sclent 1st to protect Ihe Earth." You ran still gel rid of Junk mail, get a low-flow head for Ihe shower and silt the plasllr rings on your six-pack. Beginners are reassured that even If they cun'l trade ihe ear tor a hike, grow llax for IItclr own elollies, or lake group showers, they are not tio|x-lessly Impure. They ran at least get the engine limed, look for recycled rardboard Instead of plastic and use an ecological excuse lo lei the lawn grow. The sheer popularity ol "50 Simple Things" points lo a constituency ol rco-worrlrrs who just waul to tx- given snimihlng lo do Javna's next book ts directed at 50 things kids can do. What is less reassuring Is that. Ill I lie age ol individualism, every American mold lake a siring bag lo the grocery store and the wetlands would -still become theme parks But tills Is just lor Ix-glmiers "Most ol us don't know what’s goliiK on — we re just afraid." says Javna "The jxilnt ol Ihr book Is lo lake people Ix-yond Irur Wllh luck, they'll get wav beyond, up lolhe Iasi and not so sluqite things you call do lo save Ihr Earth Numlx-r 49 Slav Involved Number 30 Spread I lu- Word W ASHINGTON - Democrats thought they had a chance to ctalm a piece of Orange County. Calif., this year whrn Vietnam vel Ron Kovlc sold he would run for Congress. Kovlc looked like the one person who could unseal Republican Rep. Robert Doman — one leg of a troika of right-wing congressmen from the stronghold of right-wing America. But Kovlc opted nut. and now the Democrats will be hard pressed to tlnd a viable replacement. Kovlc could have capitalized on Ih r fact that hts life story Is now showing on the big screen In Oliver Stone's "Born of the F o u rth of J u ly ." Confined lu u wheelchair. Kovlc Is a s y m b o l of the {W h a n II Vietnam tragedy. "lo o k e d Ilka T h e h a w k is h Kovlc would Doman defends the run, Dornan war as a Jusl cause. pulled oul the When It looked like big guns and K o vlc w ould ru n . hasn't Dornan pulled oul stopped the big guns and shooting. J h a s n ’ t s to p p e d shooting. He rails "B o m of Ihe Fourth of J u ly " a "disgrace" and says director Slone Is "evil In his prcsentailon of Vietnam and the Vietnam vets." "E v il" Is a word that comes easily to a no-holds-barred guy like Dornan. He thinks some younger House Democrats are morally corrupt und were "weaned on pro-Hanot demonstrations." He once called Rep. Th om ­ as Downey. D-N.Y.. a "draft-dodging wimp” and got In a physical altercation with Downey on the House lloor. Dornan has un undisguised disdain for liberals, whom he calls upologists for the likes of Fidel Castro and Daniel Ortega. Those who cross Dornan. he compares with the late Sen. Joe McCarthy. When we asked Capitol Hill Insiders to name the most extreme conservatives In the House. Dornan's name was among the most frequently mentioned, along with hts cohorts from Orange County. Reps. William Danncmcycrand Duna Rohrabachcr. In an interview with our associate Scott Sleek. Dornan said he Isn't oul of Ihe mainstream. "One reason these guys have a loathing for me Is I cull a spade a spade and hummer ut It." hr said. That blunt style gels him In trouble. Rep. Lcs AuCotn. D-Orc.. has the gavel to prove it. lu one debate an aid lo the contras. Dornan got so heated that AuColn broke u gavel trying lo silence him. The gavel now hangs In AuColn's district office as a memento. Judging by Dornan's style. It Is no surprise that he was once a T V personality, a talk-show host In California. H r was first elected to the House In 1976 and then sal out the 1983-84 session after an unsuccessful run at Ihe Senate. He hoped for a Unllrd Nations ujqxiintmrnl (hiring hts hiatus, but didn't get It and blames former White Huusr Chief of Stalf Michael Beaver who. he says, was trying to purge the Reagan While House of conservatives. Tills so angered Dornan thal h r freely calls former White House Chief of Staff Michael Dravrr "an alcoholic in thr administration." i'h rrr ts no dcxibl about Dornan's status In the Bush While House The welcome tnal Is oul. Dornan campaigned tor Hush tn 34 stales lit 10H8. prompting Bush to call Ih r con­ gressman hts "No. I surrogate speaker." As for his reputation In the House. Dornan says hr gets along fine wuh conservative Democrats. Ik-sUles that. Doman told us. he is a favorite among Ihe little proplr on Capitol Hill, the congressional pages and "the ladles in ilu* cloak room." �! Sanford HtrakJ, Sanford, Florida — Friday. March 30. 1900 — S A Kelleys- LOCAL ia Republican auction setwduted ORLANDO — The Seminole County Republican Executive Committee will hold Its annual Lincoln Day Dinner and Auction Friday at the Kadlaaon Hotel In Orlando. State representative Art Oiindle will aervr us auctioneer at the annual fund-raising event. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m.. dinner will be served at 8 p.m. and the auction will Immediately follow. Among Items up for bid and their respective donors Include: • An elephant mantleplece (Commissioner Dob Sturm) • A Capitol Hill ashtray (Congressman Dill McCollum) • Bronze elephants(Lt.G ov. Dobby Drantley) • License plates (Senator To n i Jennings) • A golf putter (Commissioner Sandra Glenn) • Tw o limited edition waterrolor wildlife prints (Dick Van der Weide. Lincoln Day chairman). The Young Republicans, who are helping sponsor the event, will auction a weekend for two at the Radlsaon Deach Resort Marco Island, donated by Thomas Cook Travel: and weekends for two at the Ramada Altamonte Springs and the Park Suites Hotel. Voter registration day at Lyman LONGWOOD — Voter registration services for Seminole County residents will be provided at Lyman High School. 1141 S. East Lake Ave.. Longwood. April 5 from 8 a.m. until 2:20 p.m. Census offices to help you SANFORD — The people at the Census office knew you were having trouble filling out your census form, so they have opened two offices In Seminole County with people to help you with the forms. One office ta at the Seminole County Health Department. 240 W. Airport Dlvd.. Sanford. Their phone number Is 322-2724. ext. 3270 and they will be open from B a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Monday. The second office Is at the South Seminole Sharing Center. 107 W . Church SI.. Longwood. Their phone number Is 260-0135 and they will be open from 9 a.m. to I p.m. today and Monday. business. Intel-Veat. to work on the cam­ paign. Kelley's campaign reports Shine 1A Third Street to 13th Street. Sanford Historic Trust — Park Avenue and Magnolia Avenue from Third Street to 13th Street. • Downtown Rotary Club and Breakfast Rotary Club — Laurel Avenue and Myrtle Avenue from Third to 13th Street. • W o m e n s 'a C l u b a n d S.I.S.T.E.R. (Sanford Interested Sarahs to Encourage Rejuvlnatlon) — Oak Avenue and Third Street to 13th Street. •dtow none of me payments were documented. Many of the students were recruited by the school's choir d ire c to r B ob M a gu ire . Ihe Kelley's son-ln-taw. Maguire said he worked for Ihe campaign and was paid by Ihe business, not the campaign treasury. Maguire and 23 students were named In Ihe charges filed In October. Th e charges stem from Jen ­ nifer Kelley’s final campaign report filed with Ihe county elections office Feb. 6. Jennifer Kelley reported she made a •10.908.90 loan to her cam­ paign since her last report, filed lour days before the Nov. 8. 1988 election. The report also showed she paid Eoghan Kelley • 11.212 . Study: Blacks marry older men GAINESVILLE - A shortage of available bachelors makes black women nearly twice as likely as white women to marry older men. University of Florida researchers said Friday. " T h e likelihood of black women marrying outside their age groups Is much higher than their white counterparts because there simply aren't enough e lig ib le b la c k m e n to go a r o u n d ." said C o n s ta n c e Shehan. a University of Florida sociology professor. Higher disease rates and a lack of health care contribute to u higher death rate among black men than white men. she said. High homicide and prison rates among black men also have helped to create a shortage. Shehan said. Felix Bcrardo. chairman of U F 's sociology departm ent. Shehan and other university rearchers used census data to Identify 4.490 marriages among w hites and 548 m arriages among blacks of couples with large age disparities. Women who marry older men are also more likely to choose someone of a different race. GeukaC o a tla s a d frowi Fogs IA Ana Taiigel-Rodrlguex. at­ torney for the slate Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Bridges said the car. which Geuka still owes 811.300 for. was purchased after his ap­ pointment to DPR. The car la an older model with over 100.000 miles, he said. "Th is is not a vehicle he went tooling around Ihe country In while not paying hla support." Bridges said. Tangel-Rodrlgucz asked the court to order Geuka to pay hts former wife Shanl Geuka. of Rochester. N.Y.. 83.693 owed for support of daughters Malalka. 16. and Levura. I I . She said Geuka's 830.300 In assets — Including his car. the bank C.D.. jewelry, furniture and books — could pay the support and court Judgments owed. Bridges argued that much of G e u k a 's assets have liens against them, so could not be used to settle with his former wife. The C.D. was used as collateral for a loan Geuka re­ ceived to Invest in Ihe housing development. Brtdges said. Marge Van Brackle. president and founder of Deadbeat Dads In Daytona, said Eaton should not have released Geuka until he paid all that he owed hla former wife, whom he divorced after 11 years. "Non-payment — failure to provide — Is child abuse.” she said. Robinson said her fiance's children spend two months with their father every summer. "He Hies them down from New York four to five limes a year — even If he has to borrow money for (airline) tickets." she said. "He Is Ihe mast loving father yo u have ever k n o w n ." Robinson said. Geuka. 50. was born Lawrence Edward Taylor. The legal name he adopted In 1973 means "one who was hoped for has arrived on lime to be a turning point In the history of one's people." he told Ihe Sanford Herald In De­ cember. Geuka worked with several black activist groups In the 1960s and 1970s. He came to Sanford from Rochester In 1986 when he went to work at Cardi­ nal Industries. Hr served as the c ity Westslde Im provem ent Neighborhood Strategy chair­ man for about one year In 1988. When questioned by the Sunford Herald about Ihe loan und payment to her husband. Kelley said she made the loan Feb. 6 to repay Eoghan Kelley for his lime, materials and hts staff to work for her election throughout her campaign. State election laws stale no contributions. Including loans may be made to a campaign account following the election. Stale clcrtlon laws also require all paid work and services pro­ vided for a campaign must Inregularly reported In canqialgn documents or must lie paid by from campaign finances. Following KHley's statement to Ihe Herald, her Democratic opponent Art Davis lllrd a com­ plaint April 6 alleging the cam­ paign flrtanbr violations and fraud. AlbersC a a U a a a d fraoa Pag* IA com m unity." Albers said. "Because we're floundering." Albers was one of the people who helped create the animal protection organization In Ihe county In 1972 and has re­ mained active In the organiza­ tion since then. Tw o years latrr. Albers helped Ihe county adopt a broad-based animal control or­ dinance w hich created Ihe quasl-Judlclal Animal Control Board to determine the fate of vise lows und stray animals. Seminole C ounty's anim al protection system has served as a model throughout Ihe state and country. She has been chairman of Ihe Animal Control Board since Its creation. Albers Is president of the Florida Association of Kennel Clubs and Is the slate's delegate to Ihe American AKC. the parent organization. She Is a board member of the Responsible Dog Owners of America and slate delegate to the American Dog Owner's Association. When Scott left the Humane Society last week, she blasted the d ire c to rs s a y in g they enganged In “ relentless Interfer­ e n c e " w ith the d a y-to-d a y operations of the society's shelter on County Home Road. She described the bourd's direc­ tion Into Ihe organization's operations as though they were running a "rummage sale." vlbers said she was aware of the criticisms and said she has u clear understanding that the board has responslbllly to set policy und to oversee operations of the shelter. "And I made It clear that Ihe paid executive e m p lo y e e has to ru n the day-to-day npcrul Ions.” Albers said she was assured by board mernliers they would not Interfere. Albers said lunong her first priorities ul l l r shelter Is to rrtraln shelter workers In Iden­ tifying symptoms of animal Ill­ nesses and psychologlenl dis­ orders. Albers said shr also wants the society to liegln collection of sick und Injured animals after busi­ ness hours. When schedules and finances could no longer l>eur Ihe service last fall, the society turned night-time pick up re­ sponsibilities over to the Semi­ nole County Animal Control Division. Albers said the shelter also needs substantial d e n n in g , painting and minor rr|ialrs and Is planning a volunteer clean-up day at the shelter. In other Humane Society ac­ tions. a new hoard of directors was appointed Thursday night. Board tnemlx-r Sargeant was appointed president and society m em ber Torn Hall was ap­ pointed vice president. Society members I’hyllis Ayoob und Jean Clear were appointed trea­ s u r e r a n d s e c r e t a r y , re pscctlvcly. Fortner prrslik-til Bo Simpson, (urmer secretary Helen Wolk. former treasurer Robert Woodall and fornirr hoard members C h ris l.ussetrr and E ve lyn Younger were all named to the board. Sargeant said' she Is ho|N-till the new makeup of the society liourd will give the organization new drive and Ideas. "I am very hopeful." Sargeant sa id . " I th in k we needed change.” Dropouts------C o a tln u a d fro m F ag s IA JO M F M K . HARMON JR . v . Joseph R. Harmon J r., 68. 661 klvem ew Ave.. Sanford, died Wednesday at Humana Hospital. Lucerne. Bom March IS. 1922. In Alexandria. Va.. he moved to Sanford from Manassas. Va.. In 1970. He was In maintenance for Seminole County and a Baptist. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , T h e lm a : so n s. R o b e rt. Fredericksburg. Va.. Richard. Mishawaka. Ind.. Ray. Gene, both of Sanford: daug hter. Dorothy Reese. Redwood. Okla.; brother. Thomas, Midland. Va.; sister. Mary. Annandale. Va.: 15 g r a n d c h i ld r e n : 16 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. O a k la w n P a rk C e m e tery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. JOHN 'PETE* HELLEBRAND John "Pete" Hellebrand. 88. Shady Hollow. Casselberry, died Thursday at his residence. Bom Aug. 24. 1901, In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to Casselberry from there In 1969. He was a retired pilot for the New York Police Department Aviatio n Bureau ancl a founding member of the St. Augustine Catholic Church. He was a member of the Quiet "Blrdm an" Association of New York Chapter and was retired from the National Dairy Products Corp. Survivors Include wife. Esther M.; son. Peter E.. Satellite Beach: daughter. M arilyn P. Lang, Franklin Square. N .Y .: four grandchildren. B a ld w ln -Fa lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. JERR Y L. JOHNS Jerry L. Johns. 45. 160 E. 2nd SI.. Chuluota. died Thursday at hts residence. Born Feb. 21. 1945. In B ra n tle y C o u n ty . Nahunta. Ga.. he moved to Chuluota from Titu sville In 1968. He was a retired Iron worker and a Protestant. He was un Arm y veteran. Survivors Include wife. Mary Jo: sons. Jerry Curry. Derek. Jason. Corey, all of Chuluota: d a u g h te r Leslie S h a n n o n . C h u lu o ta : m o th e r. M a lttc . Nahunta: brothers.>. Ivey. Earl, ta.. H a rv e y . both of N a h u n ta Klngsland. Ga.. Perry Jr.. Mon­ tana: sisters. Louise Harris. Hoboken. Ga.. Ramona Warren. Honense. Ga.; unr granddaugh­ ter. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangements. OEORO EJON ES George Jones. HI. 67H Ellis Drive. Orlando died Wednesday. M arch 28. at AM I Medical Center. Orlando Born Aug 10. 1908. In Live Oak. he moved to Orlando 22 years ago from DcLand. He was a farm helper und a Methodist. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e sons. Ernest, Fort Pierce. Andrew. Germany; daughters. Barbara Lowe. Fort Pierce: niece. Nelle Bullard. Orlando. Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. WILLIAM H. MEDEMA JR . William H. Medema Jr.. 46. 503 Arvem Court. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday at Flori­ da Hospital. Orlando. Born July 18. 1943. In Indianapolis, he moved to Altamonte Springs from Fort Lauderdale In 1978. He was a financial officer In the b a n k in g b u sin e s s and an Episcopalian. He was a member of the Elks Club. Orlando and the Orlando Chamber of Com­ merce. S u rvivo rs Include mother. Virginia E.. Fem Park: sister. Sandy Montee. Columbus. Ohio. G arden Chapel Home for Funerals. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. ROSA A. PAYTON Rosa A. Payton. 74. 120 N. Shirley Ave.. Sanford, died Thursday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital Sanford. Bom April 5. 1915. in High Point. N.C.. she moved to Sanford from there in 1925. She was the owner of Payton Realty. Survivors Include husband. L e o n a rd : d a u g h te r. D ebru Brown. Farner. Te nn.: sons. L a rry . Sanford, Joseph. La Porte. Texas: sister. Estelle Je n n in g s . Sanford: brother. James G. Lee. Sanford: four g r a n d c h ild r e n ; tw o g re a t­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JO SE PH A. REEVES Joseph A. Reeves. 89. Concord Drive. Fem Park, died Wednes­ day at South Seminole Com mu­ nity Hospital. Longwood. Born June 13. 1900. In Beaver Mine. O ntario. Canada, h r was a longtime resident of Central Florida. He was a science teach­ er for Crooms High School and a member of the Sanford Christian Church. He was un entomologist for the U.S. government, past m aster T y r ia n Lodge 925. Kcnmore. N.Y.. and was an honorary member of the Com­ posite Lodge 293 FAAM. O r­ lando. Survivors Ini lisle wife. Mar O.; daughters. Lois K Kenkcl. Bladensburg Md Linda E.. Fern Park: tw> grandt hlldren B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements DIANE CHRISTINE ROTHWELL Diane Christine Rothwell. 45. Kilkenny Court. Longwood. died Wednesday at AMI-Kendall Re­ gional Medical Center. Miami. She was bom Feb. 16. 1945. In Washington. She was a bank teller and Catholic. Survivors Include husband. Francis Peter; daughter. Steph­ anie. Longwood: son. Don. Longwood: mother. Frances E. S c h w a b ; b r o t h e r . M o r r is S c h w a b . M ia m i: s is t e r . Samantha Croyle. Van Orsdcl Kendall Funeral Chapel, Miam i In charge of arrangements. ALFRED O. SCHARFETTER Alfred G. Scharfettcr, 78. 989 O r le n t a A v e .. A lt a m o n t e Springs, died Wednesday at Flor­ ida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. B o r n O c t . 10. 1 9 1 1 , In Brldgcvlllc. Pa., he moved to Altamonte Springs from Apopka In 1987. He was a retired carpenter In the construction Industry and a member of the St. Mark's Lutheran Church. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e sons. Donald L.. California: brother. George E.. Orlando: sisters. Alice Henson. Winter Haven. Betty Perlch. Marco Island. Evelyn Ross. Pittsburgh. Lois Eddlns. Raleigh. N .C .; three grand­ children; one great-grandchild. B a ld w ln -Fa lrc h lld Funeral Home. Apopka. In charge of arrangements. AMY LEE SONNENBERO Am y Lee Sonnenbcrg. 21. 3 3 2 5 S a b a l P a lm L a n e , Titusville, died March 28 In un automobile accident. Born Dec. 24. 1968. In Sturgis. Mich. She was an optlmctrlc assistant and u member of Grace United Meth­ odist Church. Lake Mary. Survivors Indued parents. Brian and Linda, of Titusville: paternal grandmother. Winifred A.. Sanford. Wylle-Baxley Funeral Home. Rockledge. In charge of a r­ rangements. FUNUULS MAftMOM. J 0 1 IP H R .J N . , F wneral tor M r Jotep* 8 Mormon Jr . M. ol lortord mho potto* 0 * 0 * on Wodnotdo* will bo conducted on SohxOo* ot It o m «t mo Otetewn Pork Funorol Homo *ith Boy* Arp totormont «ill follow ot Ookloon Pork Comotort Violation tor tnon*t *111 bo on FrKtoy from 0 to I p m ot tnoOoaio** Pork Furvrol Homo Ootio*n Pork Comotor*/Funorol Homo L 080 Mory. m eftorgo * orrongomoott S O M M IN B ia O . A M T L I 1 M•monel torvKeo ter M itt Amy Loo Vonrwnfeorg. It. ol Titutvillo. mho *>•* Wo*not*oy Morch 7t •ill bo J p m W xley April I. ot Greco Un.** MotNKt tt Ctetrch Let# Mery Wyt*0 ioatey Fvnor* Homo 1)00 S U S M «y I. Rncktedgo m i ) in cnergo ot October to February. Of the students who gave a reason far coming back to school, about 40 percent said the driver's license law brought them back. It said. Jim Dawson. Seminole Colunty's district coordinator of the dropout prevention program, said he had no figures to support or condemn the stale program. "W e won't know until the final figures are done In August and we can evaluate them." he said. "But there have been some good signs. We see kkls taking more time before making the final decision to drop out. And there urc less than five people going through the appeals process who have lost their licenses and arc not enrolled In any program." The law has also helped pre­ vent would-be dropouts from leaving school In Ihe first place. Castor said. Information col- InmateC o n tin u e d fro m Pag* IA who cared for VanDykc at O r­ lando Regional Medical Center, where she died, told him she had n o t b e e n r e s p o n d i n g to medication to fight Infections related to the burns to 60 percent of her body. V a n D y k c , who had been furloughed from Jail by a Judge ufter the fire, was hospitalized for about 90 days. Rutledge suld. Seminole County, he suld. is responsible for her hospital bills since she was Injured at the Jail before being hutpllullzed. Van­ Dykc was serving a one-year sentence. Rutledge said If she had survived to be released from the hospital before her sentence lime expired. VanDykc would have been returned to Jail to serve the rest of her sentence. She was also sentenced to 14 years probation. H a rre ll suld Investigators never determined how the fire started, but believe It was set by VanDykc. Investigators believe she had to "work" to set her llrc-rclurdanl Jail house Issued clothes and bedding on fire, hr said. Crllm utrs reported entering VanDykc* cell at about 2:30 p.m Jail I. VanDykr's body was ablaze In her bunk Three cellmates pul out the lire and jail guards responded to their screams for help and to the Jail fire alarm, lawmen reportrd The fire was confined to the cell, anil o t h e r In m a t e s w e re n o t evacuated from I hr Jail VanDykr reportedly said she had been dreaming she was afire and awoke to find that shr actually was Shr was alrllllrd to Orlando Regional Mrdltal Center and underwent surgery to remove burned flesh. Iliirrell said lected by the Department ol Education by all 67 school dis­ tricts showed that 5.481 stu­ d e n ts s ig n e d a t t c n d c n c c agreements as a condition for getting their driver's license. "It Is clear the law Is making a difference, especially In preven lion." Castor said. "Th e number of students entering utlcndacc agreements Indicates the law Is keeping them In school." However. Castor cautioned that the Information only rovers four months and that there Is no comparable data for dropouts by month and age for Ihe previous year. Custor also told her fellow Cabinet members that an addi­ tional 87 million Is needed for school districts to hire more jtrople to handle the Increase In jxijrcrwork created by Ihe law. which went Into effect Oct. I. "Th e state lias to give us additional stuff to handle the in u jo r . m a jo r a m o u n t of paperwork they have unloaded on us.” Reynolds said. U<|x>Ms must be made on students who are absent a certain number of days, on students whose grades liave fallen as well as on stu­ dents who make moves to drop out according to Reynolds. "I think they should Just throw the wholc thing m il." hr said lit other action Thursday, the Cabinet received a n-|x>rt Irnm acting Department of Revenue chief Larry Fuchs agicrlng with the Auditor General's rrpnrt several weeks ngn that there was no way to tell whether properly values were liclng assessed fairly and ronslsl.-nlly Ihruughnut Ihe slate. The report said there was no way to tell II the same standards were being used. "F e e l G o o d A g a in " LAKE •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •*flP€ OUT OCBTS •KEIF YOUR PROPERTY •CONSOL DATE B U S •STOP COUECTON THREATS •STOP FORECLOSURE AMO LAM SUITS FREE LECTURES •NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW 339-2022 M ilM .m lM W .t n (14 UWSaultlalSSOW BLVD. C H IR O P R A C T IC C L IN IC OH ^BANKRUPTCY ^ M ARY TH O M AS f VAM O! LL OC C h o u p i 4 i t lc F a m ily H t z l l h C a n to r *02 C Im h o M a ry f)t«<J (S u it* 10 / B a y h a a d C a n t o r ) S a n fo rd • • • • • Pi 32/ / 1 AUTO ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INIURY PAIN CONTROL W ORKER'S COMP SLIP & FALL INJURIES I PH.322-9300 O N YOUR FEET DR. MICHAEL LAUBERTE* -Podlatrist- INFLAMED ARCHES It you are Iccllng |Mln or a hurtling sensation on the underside ol your loot, you may Is- sullcrllig limn an litllainmailoo ol the longltudm.il arch This condition should lxircalrd as soon as |x>ss!l>lc to avoid the loiiy protrusion known as h e e l spur The liillammalIon Is c .nis< d liy stress, either through an to jury to the (ret or a strii. lural lmti.il.mie that can Is- cor­ rected. Stress to tile loot mav cause the plantar la-eia. 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Sanford 3 3 0 6538 I �t t M — Content HoraM. taifont, Florida — Friday, torch 30, 1M 0 House approves child-care bill Girl barricades sail In star's house W ASHINGTON - Hailed by supporters as the most Impor­ tant youth legislation In a quarter century, the House passed a bill lhat would provide un estimated S27 billion In aid for child can- and would allow purruis lu use Icderal money al rhurch-ran day care centers thul leach religion. Hacked by Ihe Democratic leadership, the bill passed Thursday night. 263-143. und now goes lo a conference cominlltrc where House and Senate negotiators must work out Ihe dlffrrences between thr new plan und sim ilar legislation tMUMrd by Ihe Senate lust June LOS AN GKLES ~ A teenage girl armed with an ussuult ntle set off a burglar alarm at a home owned by actress Sharon Gtess. triggering an hours long standolT with police early today, authorities said. Gless. best known for her portrayal of Detective Chris Cagney on the police drama "Cagney & Lacey." was not In the house at the time, police said. Opponents of the House bill said Ihe new legislation unfairly limited parents' choices by re­ quiring slates lo act child care standards, and warned President Bush would veto Ihe measure. But House Democrats said But hit by gunfirt; talks tchadulad A Greyhound bus wa» hit by gunfire In Oklahoma rurly today an the often violent strike against the nationwide but line entered Its luuiilt week, with a meeting Mbeduled Monday between the eom fwity and tin striking unions. A bus rorrylng 2ii |mssengers frum New York apparently was siruek by a shotgun blast about 2:30 u.m. C S T as it was traveling on Interstate 44 just cast or Tulsa. Oklahoma, said Steve Scurplno. A Greyhound spokesman. Shotgun pellets hit the front nr the bus. but no Injuries wenreported. Searplno said. Greyhound suld the shooting was the 24th Involving Its buses or terminals since the strike began March 2. 40*mlllion-year*old skull found . W ASHINGTON — The oldest known skull In the line of monkey-like creatures that eventually led to the evolution or humans has been uncovered in an Egyptian quarry, a fossil expert reported. The tiny skull, just a little smaller than that of a squirrel monkey. Is estimated to be about 40 million years old — about H million years older than previously known fossils of the anthropoid line hum which modern man emerged uboul 300.000 years ago. said Elwyn Simons of Duke University. Simons said Thursday that the skull, which had been severely crushed, belonged to an animal that resembled a small monkey nnd "probably Jumped around In trees actively" In the warm, wi t forest lhat occupied what Is now Egypt's craggy Fayum badlands, Because Its eyes were sel widely apart and were not very large. It probably was active during the day rather than night, he added. FO R T W ORTH Texas — A house fire apparently sparked by Iwo young cousins playing with u cigarette lighter, killed ihe chlldren and rnlically burned a 4 month old relative Thursday authorities said. The bodies of Jessie Davila J r .. 3. and Erica Mata, his 2-year-old cousin, were found In the closet of a back bedroom of the South Fort Worth home. LI. Kent Worley, a fire department spokesman, suld. Flrellghters lound the Davila on u shelf about three feel off the ground. Worley said. A cigarette lighter was found beneath Ills body, he said. Ills cousin was found In the doorway of llucloset. The Infant. Richard Davila, was In critical condition al Parkland Memorial Hospital In Dallas, hospllul officials said, sullerlng from second utul third degree burns ovrr 41 percent of Ills laxly Pantsless bank robbar jailed ClIAKl.U'l Ik . N l — A mail who snipped to his skivvies and pretended lu be a juggci to escape I roll) the bank he robbed gol Unit years m prison and a Merit lecture trims a Judge tor Ills crime. Jeffrey Link testified Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Robert Poller dial be ran behind a trash bln after robbing ihe bank, stripped lo bis baby blue boxer shorts and tennis shoes. "I was hoping people would think I was Jogging Instead of running around In my underwear." Link recalled. The scheme failed. Link. 34. was caiighi wllb his panls down In a laundry a (t-w blocks from the Wachovlu Hank A Trust Co. branch bank lie had just robbed. Police found 91,030sluffed In his shoe. Link told police be had noi eaten In three days and needed money for food and roealne. From Unltod P m * International raoorta G A O finds immigration law has sparked discrimination IIW m a r t ________ United Praaa Iwtsniatlsa i l Andrus cites grave concerns about restrictive abortion bill United A i m International BOISE. Idaho — Gov. (.'rill Andrus said hr Is agonlxltlg' ovrr w hrlhrr lo sign a hill lhal would m.iki M;> jx-n ■nl ol abor­ tions ill Ins Mule illegal, hill promised u lineal coed |x>lulo buycoll would nol ullccl his decision "I am com erned dun this bill may iiurm* II lo llu- point a pcrvui — a woman who has sulfcrcd rap* Incest, a mother s Itlr Is in dungci inlglil nol even be able lo receive an aboillon Am bus said Th urs­ day. "Basically, lhat •> whui I'm agtinirtiig over right now," hr said, publicly expressing grave cunccriu alxmi llu- k-glslailou tor die llisl lUio Andrus gave no Indication whether he would sign or vein thr lull that would prohibit alHiitlon as a means ol Inith control, giving Idaho tile uiosl restrictive stale ahoidon slatiitc ill llu- mil loll then- would nol lx- enough voles In override a vein, based ■m i lawmakers' voles on llu Issue. Hill die governor said his decision would mil lx- allreied Its a putt till.illv disastrous Ixtyeull ol Idaho poluiin-s — Idaho’ No I cash crop — and o ilie r p ro d u cts as well as lourtsin llirealenrd by die N'a iUtn.il Oigaui/aixtn lot Women ami Ollier gionps II lie signs the hill "I can t Ignore ii hut II will not have .m ulling to do widi my ileelslun making pnxess.” sold Andrus, a Democrat seeking eleiiloil lo .1 loin III lerlli T o o noiiot threats oul side Inllucm i ami uurrrsis are nol going lo severe ltT.il ileloriully or In leslrlelrd eases ol rape and lurrsl or when a woman's life or hrullli Is In danger. Andrus c.iulioiicd reporters nol to read loo unit It Inin Ills concern and pionilsrtl lo lake action tut ihe hill Ity llu end ol the week. |tossjlily as Lm- as mldnlghl Saturday. Meanwhile, forces on Ixilli sides of Ihe Issue Ihutsday turned up Ihe heal oil Andrus to make a decision lit ilicit lavor. Beverly Laliayc. president anil launder of Concerned Women lor America, which she said represents 600.000 women Hit I lot iwide, launched a massive eouiilerolfeuslve In Boise to en­ sure a boycott will not be i-lfectlve. I.ell.iye said llu* fUlllpUlgll II Y >■i> Love I,tie. Kal Idah o t'oiatix-s." will mote Ilian ollsei a boycott, which she said was e n g in e e re d liv " m i l l l a n l lem lliisls trying lo bold Idaho's laritti rs ami llteit tumi lies hostage Abo rtio n rig hts nilvticulcs dumped what I hey said were a total ol 1D.UOO "Idaho pro-choice pul aI o c s " in liags Tliutsd.iy on Ihe Capitol steps doting a rails saying tin v would lx- donated lo h-ed llu needy alter the demons! raiion Let s not ni.ikt llu women ol Idaho pay lor lit* actions ol small group-* u llli even smaller minds said Bill Howard, a Hoise Slate University sludenl ami pan ot the ti.irtiiii.il abortion Mghls group Students Oig.ints mg Si minus, Candtehghi v Igils have been held every night by nhortluii tights lo u t s suite lltt lull ilta n d llu Sniuli last Him •lav Legislatures go away from restrictions U P I report T h r legislatures In Conn c c 11 r u I a n d N e w Hampshire advanced bills dial would repeal reslrletlve stale abortion laws that have gone uiunlorred since Ihe Supreme Court's 1973 Hoc vs. Wuite ruling. T h e New H a m p s h ire S e n a te v o t e d 1 4 -1 0 Thursday lo perniii abor­ tions al any poitil before a diK-lor determines a fetus can survive on Its own The bill would replace three 1 9 t h -c e n t u r y New Hampshire laws Imposing c r im in a l p e n a ltie s fur women who i Ixxisr abor­ tions and physicians who perloim llu- piix-edure Al Ih r same lim e, a Senate committee In Con licet lent approved a lull oil a 25-4 vole dial would re|x-al srveral laws making II a c rliin in have or ix-rlorm ail abortion weigh in ibis " Idaho leads the nut ion in potato prod tin Ion w ith an esinnaleii value ol 8630 million in 1969. I I n -J H Htinploi Co m Boise supplies more dial! halt ol tile Irrneli tries tor McDonald's n s i.oo.nils worldwide Tourism Is Id a h o ’ s t h ir d lu rg e x l a n d l.isiisi growing industry Ihe lull would piolnhu .dl abortions except In eases ol k 9 Byrd loses coal miner assistance W A S H IN G TO N Sen. Robert B y rd . U W .V a .. strumming the hrurtslrlngs und playing hardball poli­ tics. put his prestige and power on Ihe line for Ihe coal miners In his beloved West Virginia. But llu- Senate turned tls back on Its old leader 50-49 Th u rs d a y, defeating his am e n d m e n t tu provide $500 m illion In special benefits for thousands of coal m in e rs w ho lu c r possible layotls If new clean air legislation Is adopted. D espite defeat. B y rd showed he Is n dangerous senator lo rross and does not hesitate to lake on President Bush, emigres slonal leaders or anyone clsc If the Issue alfrcls his stale. At (lines passionate, un­ ary. genial und quietly threatening. Byrd pushed lor adoption of the spcclul benefits puckugi spurning alternatives and xln ugglMg oil ihe loll i s against him In u virtuoso pt rtmniuiu r — played oul In the Srnuic chamber. In Ihe private ofTIccs ol senators and In an einullonal rally of coal miners on (hr steps of the Capitol. For weeks. Byrd had pressed lor a vote on his amendment, hupclnl lhal his diligent behind-thescenes work and Ihe power In h e re n t In his c h a ir ­ manship of the Srnate Ap­ propriations C o m m lllre had almosl rounded up Ihe votes. Kidt playing with lighter killed the Head Start program so poor rhtldren can be eared for all day year round, and establishes C |f he veto es it, it w ill beco m e a political and programs at school for "latchkey issue. I w o u ld reason that th e president Is children.” The leadership estimates Its a little sm a rter th an asking fo r that typ e of plan would cost about *27 issue w h en he runs fo r re-election. hllllon lor five years, but Rejmbllcans say It rould be as high -Rap. Qua Hawkins, D-Cxllf. as *31.3 billion. The Senate hill Is less expensive because tl I hey doubled President Hush On un earlier 223-195 vole, the provides .less money in tax would vein ihe final bill once It 1louse rejected u *20 billion bill, rrcdlls. Both the Dem ocratic and sponsored by Hep. Charles emerges hum Ihe commillcr. "If he vciurs ii. li will become Slrnholm. D-Trxus. und sup­ Slrnholm bills required lhal *i pnlltlcul Issue." said Rep. Gus ported by I hr Willie House, lhal parents be able lo obtain vouch­ Hawkins. D-Cullf. " I would did itol require safety and train­ ers from states that they rould reason lhal Ihe president Is a ing standards for day rare pro­ use at day rare centers that provide religious Instructkm or llltle smarter ihan asking fur viders. dial lype of Issue when hr nuts What Ihr House bill ikies nol warship. Bui some Republicans and do Isrrru lr u child cure system. lor re election." Insleud. II relies mainly on conservative Democrats urgued The majorliy ol mothers nl young rhlldirii now work, und Inrnnir lux credits for low- ihr standards would create a both Cougicxs and Hush have Inranir families to help parents b u rd e n for c u r r e n t ly u n ­ pay for child rare, while dis­ regulated religious day care pledged lu Improve U.S. child care, whlrh Ihe National Re­ tributing smaller sums lo exist­ renters In many states and was "anti-religious." They Mid the search Council concluded earlier ing children's programs. this month Is inadequate and The bill Ineressea block grants beat plan would allow the widest often unsafe. lo stales for child rare, expands poaalble choice. lhal Ihe discrimination resulted limn ptovlslous In the 1966 law W ASHINGTON - A 4-year-old rrloriiitug Immtgruilou policies, Imtulgrullon reform law curbed which requires businesses lo the How ol Illegal aliens but vt-rlly Ih r work eligibility of sparked widespread job dlserlm- employers and Imposes fines on l uni Ion u g a ln sl llls p a u le s . employers who knowingly hlrr Aslans and otlu-r minorities, a Illegal Immigrants. The sanelions look elfrel June I. 1967. irpm l to Congress said. The findings prompted several Nearly 20 percent ol 4.6 mil Hun employers surveyed tin- lawmakers, thr American Civil llonwlde reported ellher lurnlng Liberties Union ami groups rep­ resenting Hlsptinlcs lit cull for away |ol> applicants or sob jcctlng I hem to tougher s» rulltty ti peal ol Ihe employer sanctions, Ix-i'iiiise nl it liirelgn ap|M-uranee. which can range from *230 up aieenl Iasi name or birthplace* lo *10,000 for each Illegal euiplnyee tin General A im im llng Oliitt The report "eottlirins whal siudy said Thursday. The G A O . an Investigative inany of us Itavr (cared from Ihe agency for Congress, determined start — that Ihe employer sanc­ tions provision of the 1966 Immigration law have cuuscd widespread discrim in a tion .” said Rep. Robert Matsul. D-Cullf. "Workers are being denied jobs ... simply because they look foreign, or they speak with an acrrni. or their lost name Is Garda or Tanaka." Matsul suld. B ui Assistant Senate Re­ publican leader Alan Simpson of Wyoming, a chief auihor of the law disputed Ihe GAO's findlugs. In all. 691.000 employers, or 19 percent ol I hoar surveyed, acknowledged Ih ry discrim i­ nated against job applicants on Ihr basis of a person's arrenl or appearance. Government to compensate Vietnam vets for cancer Unit ad Praaa Interna banal W ASHINGTON — In a step In defuse the Agent Orange iitniiuvcisy, VtTcruiis Al lairs Stem .try hit Wat d IX-1 W ill ski d lice led Ills agency In |i*iy imirc Ilian 620 million a year lit Vkinum Wat vein aits stile ki it by a tale earn er Dciwluskls aelion lliuisduy was made lit commltalinn with I’rcxldt-nl Hush and was putmplt-d by a study frotii the federal Centers lor Disease Conlrul showing Ihe risk of non Hodgkin's lymphoma Is 50 percent greater among Vlriiiuin veterans than among veterans who served elsewhere. Tin- study did nol directly point to Agent Orange — Ihe |xiwerlul wartime drfollanl Ihul many vderans have claimed caused cancer und othrr ailments — or any other factor as causing ihr Increased ra n rrr risk. T h r mllllary sprayed 11.2 million gallons ul Agrnl Orange In Vietnam from January 1963 lo April 1970 lo destroy enemy crops and ground cover. T h r hrrhleldr contained a poisonous eonlnmlnant. dioxin, whlrh hns bern linked lo Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T )C I OF F IC TITIO U S NAM I Notice if hereto* given tint I am engaged in business at iil Mill Run Of Lake Mary W*4 Seminole Count*. Florid* under ♦he Fictitious N<*rn# of BURMA IM P OR TS USA end that I intend to register Mid name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole Count* fieri da, in accordance with the Prevision* ot the Fictitious Nam# Statu'** To W«* Sat' or A*i Of F <e**du V'uMev »W/ Vna* Due Publish March 30 April A. IJ 70 m o oEom NOTICC OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereto* given that I am engaged1in business at nil Central Drive, San lor d Semi Count*. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol ADVICE A C O N S E N T BUSIN ESS CON S U LTA N T and that I intend to register **d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem •note Courtly Florida, in ac tu'dance with the Provision* of th» F(c1>rtow* Name Statute* To Wit Sect !•*<* Florid* y «f ute* Iff/ Robert L Mooney Publish March 13. 10 April t I I IWO D io m IN THK C IR CU IT COURT OF TH K IIT H JU O ICIA L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I CO UNTY. FLO R IDA CASK NO : C IH M U CA H L HOUSCMOLD R E A L TY CORPORATION Plaintitt it ALLfcNW M AY, IIN A M A * ANU p r e s i d e n t i a l FINANCIAL CORPORATION Oelendent* NO TICE OF SALK NOTICE tS M IN E B Y GIVEN that pursuant to a Final J u«J<, ot tum ldtuH t rendu n l i ’ March J4. IWO in that certain cause pending in the Circuit Court in and tor Seminole County F lo r id a a h «r«tn Household Realty CorpQrulion is PiamfiH and Allen W May Tina May and Presidential Ft nam»af Corporation ar« Deleft daof* Civil Action Cluvr No C iff *0*3 CA Q*L I , Mar yanre Morse Clerk ol 'he a lor vsad Cour t, null at I I 00 a m on Me* (i, iwo. otter lor sale and sen to 'he highest bidder tor cash al ihe A t . ' Front Door ot 'he Semmote County Courihguve Sanlurd Sem*no'e County Ftor ida the folloamg described property tituate and being m SemirmieCount* Fior(da'o*<t Lot 4 Spfmg G*rden% at fording lo the plat thereof av recorded <n Plat Boo* IS Page ft Public Record* of Seminole County Florida Said vale a tit be made pur tuant »o and in o*der Hi taHtly the1term* of land Fetal Judgment of Forec losurt M AHVANNE m o r s e c l e r r o f th e c ir c u it c o u r t b , Jan* E Ja w a 'i Ds-pv.iv CU <k PwtoliUi Va*«U ft April a *gi DEO )0A I N T H I CIRCUIT CO UR TOF T N I t| JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AN O FO R S IM IN O L I CO UN T*. FLORIDA CASK NO W A S JJC A tf K CITICO R P SAVINGS OF f l o r io a a f e o e r a l SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC IA I ION v* Plaintiff. CL IN TON C H A N D L E .e ta ) . Defendant* NOTICE OF FORCCLOSURKSALK N O I ICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant la a Default Final Judgment gt foreclosure dated March 70 iwo and entered in Case Na W SSJJCA O fE ot the Circuit Court of the llth Judicial Circuit in end lor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , e h s re m C l T IC O H P S A V IN G S O F FLO R ID A * Federal Savings and Loan Assoc iel»on ■* Plain tiff and CLINTON C ttA N D L l and DONNA M W ANDLE are Defendants t wtil sen i« in* highest and best bidder tor cash at the ewyt front door of the Snhii-air Count* Corgihouse. Santutd Florida at It 00 o doc* a in on the tst day of M ay tt*0 the following described properly a* set forth in said Default Final Judgment ot foreclosure to wit Lot JO Bock G ArOUlJMt RE PARK JND R EPLA T accord •ng to the map or plat thereof as recorded if* Plat Book 11, page tl. ot the Public Records of Seminole Count* F tor >da D A T E D tht* join day of March IWO MARVANNE MORSE Clerk of lh# Circuit Court By Janet Jasewic AsOepuly Clerk Pubi.vh Ma«ch ) ) 10 ie*g D E O JM health problems In animal und human sludlrs. Dcrwlnskl said Ihe study provided enough evidence tu rstubllsli noil-Hodgkin's lymphoma us a scrvlee cormeeied disease eligible for disability compensation. Ii is my hope lhal this action will help begin lu mend the dlvlsivcnrss und ronlroversy llial has surrounded Ibis (Agcnl Orange) Ixsur for many >i-dts. hr said. The derision does nol. however, extend lo Vietnam veterans siilfcrlng from other ailments lliut they claim urr associated with exposure to Agent Orange. About 36.000 Vietnam veterans have filed claims rnntrndlng they were medically disabled by Agent Orunge. About 1.600 lo 1.700 of those claims Involve veterans with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Legal Notices Legal Notlcei NOTICK OF F IC TITIO U S N A M t Notice it hereby given that we art engaged in business et 1011 West Lake Brantley Road. A) lament* Springs. F L M7U. Sem mole Count*. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of CRAFTS BY PHYLLIS, and that we intend to regisler said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem mohr Count*. Florida, in ac cordiiince with the Provision* of the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Slat ute* 1*57 Robert M Maxwell Phyllis H Maxwell Publish March JJ JO Aprtl a. IJ. IWO D EO J JO N O T IC IO F FIC TITIO U S NA Jdl Notice l* hereby given That I am engaged in bu«in**t et U lS Scarlet Or . Sanford. FL. Semi note Count*. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam# of U N IF IE D SALES A SERVICES and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminote Count*. Fieri da. In accordance with Ihe Provision* of the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes ttV H G Jerry Holloway Publish March 14. 21. 20, April 4- IWO D EO 172 N O T IC IO F FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged in business at tS47 Sunshine Tree Blvd Long wood Florida 2177?, Seminole Count*. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot HIGH Q U A L ITY OC V E L O P M E N T A N D D IS TR IBU TIO N . end that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem inote County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To W>t Section M3 Of Florida Staf ute* 1W7 M W Flynn Publish March*. 14. 22. 20. IWO O EO 102 IN THK C IR C U lfc b U R T. EIGHT I I N T H JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY FLORIDA c a s e n o faaiaa c a o« p a l l i a n c e M ORTGAGE COMPANY a Florida corporation. Pia>nMt «* RARE N ZULC mi *f al . Defendants NOTICE OF SALK Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgment ot Foreclosure *n ftred herein t will sell the property silualed In Seminole County, Flor ida, described at L o t J J. W I L 0 W O O D P LAN NED U NIT D EV ELO P M IN T , according to Ihe plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book If. Pages l through 10, of the Public Records of Seminole County Florida at pubix sale to the highest and belt bidder lor cash, at the west front entrance. Seminole Count* Cour thou** m Sanford, Florida at It 00 A M on the IJth da* of May IWO W ITNESS my hand and Ot tidal Seat of 'said Court th«* l§rrt day oi March IWO tS E A U MARVANNE MORSE C L E R K .C IR C U ITC O U R T By JaneE Jatew<c Deputy Clerk Publish March JO April a. IWO O EO JOS U.S. SAVINGS BONDS FHE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT I N T H I C IR CU IT COURT. IN A N O F O R I1 M IM O L I CO U N TY, F LORI DA i j . ' CASE NO : tt-1711 CA 04 K IN R E THE MARRIAGE OF D O N ALD M HAVIRO. Husband Petitioner, and L O R E T T A G HAVIRO Wite^ Respondent N O T IC IO F ACTION TO L O R E T T A G HAVIRO Address Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO Tl F l i D that a Petition tor Dis selution< ot Marriage has been hied against you and you are required to 'Serve a copy ot your Response or Pleading to m# Pc'iIkon upon' the Petitioner s attorney. Richard L Mamei# E s q u ir e , 130 N o rth P a rk A.enue Sanford Florida 22771 and file the original Response or Pleading m the office ot the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, on or before fhe 1st day of May. IWO It yuu tail to do so. a Default Judgment will be taken agamsl you for the relief demanded >n fh# Petition Dated at Sanford, Seminole County Florida mis 37th day ot March IWO I Seal) M ARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE C IR CU ITCO U R T By Sharon Dunn Publish March 20. April 4. IJ, 30 IWO D E 0 7W �Sanford HsrsW, Sanford, Florida - Frida*, March 30, tan - TS S a u d is boost Iraqi nuclear program Unltad Prtsa Inlsmatlonsl_______ Mandela, Zulu chlaf try to and violence JOHANNESBURG. South Africa — Black trader Nelson Mandela and a rival Zulu chief agreed In a lira malic display of unity In an effort lo hall Intense fighting between their follower! and forge a common aland In power-sharing talk* with the government. Aa I he death toll In two days or fighting mac In ai least 2(i and thousanda sought refuge In cummutilly ccntrra and churches. Zulu chief Mangimulhti Ihithrlc/i and Mandela announced Thursday they would ap|x-ur Ingether for the first Utite at a peace rally Monday In the strife-torn Natal pmvlnre. Mandela declined In a stalcnietii ili.it the conflict had taken on "a life of Its own" and had done more In divide Ihe black majority than any effort by the minority while government. Police open fir* In Nopal K A TM A N D U . Nepal — Police flrctl tin pro-democracy demonstrators today, wounding 10 people after pmiratcra attacked a police station and atlcniplrd to set lire In Ihr muvnr'soflire In u suburb of Ihe capital, witnesses reported. An estimated 10,000 demonstrators earlier today hud set fire to thrre government vehlrles and hurried u library neur thr mayor's office In thr ancient, lempir-sitidded town of 1‘atan. a mile south of Katmandu, underground sources said. T h r drmonstrators tried lo set fire to the mayor's office In I’atan and a nearby court building and attacked a police stallon. witnesses said. AI least 14 people have been officially confirmed killed by poller firing, stone throwing and stabbing Incidents connected with the protests, which have taken place In many arras of Ihe Himalayan kingdom since Feb. I ft. From U nltad Proas In tern atio n al reports CAIRO. Egypt — Iraq drilled Involvemcni In an attempt to smuggle trigger devices for nuclear weapons, and Arab dip­ lomatic sources said Saudi aid for Baghdad's nuclear program was for peaceful purposes only. Saudi Arabia's King Fahd signed a non-aggression pad wllh Iraq last year and pledged Estonia’s new legislature eases USSR confrontation United Ptesa International_______ MOSCOW — Estonia’s new nationalist Parliament took a non-eonfrontattonal step toward Indrpcndrnrr. unlike Lithuania, und elected communist Arnold Kuutrl to eonllnue as president of thr tiny Baltic republic. The smullrsi of Ihr three Baltic states Incorporated Into the Soviet U n io n In 1940. Estonia has pledged not to follow Ihe route taken by Lithuania, which unilalrrully decided in secede March 11. But the nfTlrlal Tuss news agency said Th u rs d a y that para-mllltary defense units were being formed urrnss Estonia to protect the borders of a "future independent republic." Twin tales of mercenary nuns B y CHAHLBS OOLO SMITH United Press International UHUSSELS. Belgium — Tw in tales nf mercenary nuns. Involving racehorses. Mrrcedrs und pink bathroom*, were described by a Roman Catholic Church spokesman as "something right out of 'Dallas' or 'Dynasty."' " It’s just Incredible. Impossible to believe thal both these events would happen lo us." ihe spokesman for I he bishop of Bruges suld Thurs­ day. The Bruges diocese was rocked this month by two blearer episodes: conversion or a convent into u luxury hotel by a dgur-rhomplrig defrocked nun. and the lucrative sale of another convent by eight nuns who fled In a Mrrcedrs limousine lo a chateau In Ihr south of France. ’ "If you had told someone alioiil bolli these events a month ago. they never would have believed you." llu- dlocrsrun spokesman said. "It's like a T V show, something right out ol ‘Dallas' or 'Dynasty.'" The more ’ celebrated episode involves eight nuns ages 62 to 93, members ol Ihe Order of the Poor Chirrs, who sold their convent In Ihe hlstorlc in bankroll Iraq’s nurlrar pro­ gram after u 1981 Israeli air raid knocked mil an Iraqi nueleur rracior under construct toil near Baghdad. Arab diplomats In Cairo suld Saudi Arabia's growing concern about Iran persuaded King Fahd to brush aside earlier reservulions about providing Iraq wllh aid afler Ihe H-yrur lran-!raq wur. which ended wllh a erasefire In Augusl 1988. rlly of Bruges — without the pope's permission — for S I.4 million They promptly bought an old castle In ihe French Pyrenees, a farm. 11 racehorses and six luxury ears. Including a Cadillac Seville and ih rrr while Mercedes-Benz models equipped wllh phones and televisions. The 03-year-old nun. who cannot see. hear or walk, rode lo France In an ambulance that. In a sort of convent convoy, tailed the luxury limou­ sine Tarrying ihe oilier sisters. Prosecutors Interviewed the nuns In France Iasi weekend after launching an InvestIgallon because Ihr six luxury curs they bought caused a hit of suspicion, considering none of ih r elderly sisters can drive. Amid the legal Inquiries Into the sale ol thr convent, authorities this week charged u former llnanrlul adviser lo the nuns. Konny Crab. 35. with swindling the sisters through abuse of trust lo gain control of their financial affair*. Meanwhile, about 20 miles from Bruges, a former nun Is converting part ol Ihe Anne Klaren convent In Nlruwpoon lino a spltfy hotel, complete with pink bathroom* and a refrigerator in every suite. A leader of the Estonian Popula r F r o n t su ld that t h r paramilitary units will number 10.000 people by Aug. I In ihe republic, which has u population of 1.5 million. Estonia's 105-m em bcr Parliament, circled March 18 wllh Popular Front candidates winning most seats, wasted little lim e at Its llrsl session In electing Huulcl president. In choosing Ruutrl. Estonia oplcd for a veteran politician Inslrad ol selecting a leader of I fir Popular Front, such as Lithuania did when It chose VyluuluH (.andsbrrgts. leader of ih r Su|udls nailonallsi move­ ment. Kiiuttj. 61. an rthnlr Esto­ nian, Is a member of Ihe C o m ­ munist Party and an agronomist by profession. He previously held Ihe now-defunct jiosi of president of Ihe presidium of Ihe Supreme Soviet, which lapsed wllh Ihe election of ihr new Parliament. “Saudi Arabia's gesture lo Iraq Is definitely helping Iraq rebuild Its nuclear rapacity, there Is no doubt about thal." an Arab envoy told United Press Interna­ tional Thursday. "Bui the Saudi rash Is meant to help Iraq's peaceful nuclear program. Iraqi nuclear weapons would threaten Saudi Arabia as murh as anybody else." Il was not Immediately known how much Saudi money has gone lo help Iraq's n u rlra r project, bul one Gulf-based hanker said: "W e 're talking bll lions of dollars." The war-shattered economy of Iraq, one of ihe world's largest oil prod tiicrs. Is short of cash. Authorities In Britain Wcrlncs day Inlrreepted 40 components for nuclear trigger devices they said were bound for Iraq. Welcome Newcomer! 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' v, . ,1 H t t . U L A M M L S U U I 11 S M O K E Y T E X A S S T Y L E or O L D F A S H IO N E D ME IN / BBO SAUCE M E C U S W IN G E M il DELUXE tMHl FT Y SUPERBRAND SOUR CREAM m a id STEAK FRIES �Sports IN BRIEF BASKETBALL Blackman leads Maverick rally SA N A N TO N IO — Rolando Hl.iekman pournl In 10 point* In the Dual 2 T)H to pu*h the Dallas M avericks to a co m c-frn m lx-liliid 109-105 victory over the S in Antonio Spur* Thursday. In scoring 10 of the (Inal 15 Maverick |n >!ii i *. III.ii km.in led IlM' way lor Dallas w llh 28 point*. The only other Maverick scoring down the stretch was a 3-polnter and two free throws hy Derek llar|>cr. who had 21 points. Th e Spurs led 93-91 w hen a 0 -pointer by S u n I’erklns put Dallas ahead 94-93 with 3:23 to go A basket hy Willie Anderson with l:2()to play pul S in Anlonlo ahead (or the last time. 1 0 (1 0 0 In other NIIA action on Thursday. I’hocnls stopped Charlotte 1 0 5 0 2 . Indiana elip|M-d S a c ra m e n to I I I I O I . H o u s to n w h ip p e d Milwaukee 120-0 4 , Golden Slate bested Utah 128- 123: and I’or I land stuKed Atlanta 112-IOti QOLFTOURNEY Event to b e n e fit ‘S n o w Babies' IIE A T IIK O W — Twentieth Century Idle In ­ surance and W SSI’er 104 KM will sponsor a I’ro-Am G olf Tourney as part ot the activities s u r r o u n d in g Ihe 1990 P ru d e n t la l-H u ch c Securities Tennis Classic. Scheduled lor H a h i . Monday, the tourney will bo played at llic Heathrow Country Club and will follow a scramble format. Mayers from the tennis tournament as well as local professionals will take pari In die outing Tickets for the Pro-Am Tourney are 8150 for a single. 8550 lor a foursome. Included In the ticket price is a continental breakfast, round ol golf, free beverages, burbeque lunch and ticket lor ihe afternoon session ol the Tennis CTumliAll proceeds from the event will benefit "Snow I fables." a non-profit organization for children born addicted to cocaine T o reserve your Pro-Am Golf Tourney tickets, as w e ll as all to u rn a m e n t ticke ts, call l-HOO-PRO-SERV. INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comice, Page 6B ■ Classified, Page 8B Headed to Gainesville Locals set to run in Florida Relays ■y T O N Y D o f O N M IIF Herald Sports Editor Now I lungs are gelling serious Wllh the high sehiMil stale track meets ptst six weeks away, every eom|ielltloii between now and then lakes on tin reusing lm|Mirlanee as ■ouches liv to lodge where tlirlr athletes are In trim s ol development and hou they measure up against the rest ol the slate Tills weekend In Gainesville. Ihe Klorlda Hi lavs will provide local coaches with |usi such ail op|Mirtimllv And Ix-cuusc the meet has standards h i events that athletes must have met in order to Im- eligible lo eotii|iele. Ihe Klorlda Relays draws a very res|x t table Itrlil "Th ere are some mdiv uhi.d events and it's not a tram scored meet.” explained Seminole High School Imvs' coach Ken Hrauman. whose leiim w ill run In the (lass 3A meet tonight l i s a good iliu m e lo go op and run some Iasi times We have another good reason to tun m this meet hrraiiNc our regional meet will lie run on ihe same track We re sending a group up there in lei ihi-m get used lo Ihe lurlhly Seminole will lx- represenletl hy Mike Silvios til ihe pule va nil. Rolx-rt Mixire and Henry Williams III IluIriple Jum p and Carlo W hile m ihe shot out I he Trllxwill run ill Ihe 440 relay iMixire. Williams, Gcitrgc Krison and Joseph M urphy) and ihe mile relay iDulvin Davis. Maurice Thomas. Eldonie Side and Murphvl The Seminole girls, on ilu- oilier hand, are passing on Hie meet We re taking Ihe week oil in heal up and work on some things, said Seminole girls’ eoaeh Nale Perkins Hy comparison, lake Mary High Scluxil Is sending a luigc group nl alhlelcs lo compete In Saturday's ('lass IA meet Lake Mary girls who will Im- i nm|K-tlug III Individual events un hide Allison Snell (880 rilll). Ilu yd cr Knhlehr 1330 low hurdles) Knhlehr Is also entered In Ihe high pimp Tile Ram gills will m il In Ilu- Iw o-m llc relay IStlcll. Knhlehr. Christina Olson and llekah HmiHu-l. mile relay (Snell. Knhlehr. Ilnulhe and Olson), dlslanre inrillev I.Meri-dllh Olive. Olson. Krisil Hartwell and Helen (•iilm annl. 440 relay ICherl Krauenhoffer. Leslie Cllarella. Ifaxithe and Leah Hucco-W hllr) and 880 relay IKraiii-nholler. Cllarella. Olive and Hueeo-Whllel. For ihe latkr Marv Ixiys. <, >mjx-tIng In liidlvldu.il events will lx- Alex Green Ijxile vaulli. Carlos Sm ith I si ml pul and ills, us|. Sean Sm llh llong Jump, triple lump, high luiiipl. Tyrone Gihson llong Jump and triple lump). Charles Ellx-rry Ihlgh |umpl and Amish Collins l loo-meter and 200-ini-trrdashi-sl In Hie relay |xirllon ol tin- meet. Hit- Rams will run Hu­ l l o Id lisn n . Sean S m llh. Collins and Al llolll. 880 llloll. Sean Sm llh. Tyro ne Redding and Russ), mile IRoss Gihson. Hob Rolx-rlson and Elbcrrvl. Iwo-m llc (Sieve lleuli. Itolxrlson. Ellx-rry and D .J. Lewis) and dlsi.iiu e meillev (Gihson. Ellx-rry. Lewis and Knbcrtsonl relays Only ihe Lym an Ixiys will lx- making Hu- trip this weekend I he Greyhounds will lx- led hy Teddy Mill hell Imlle m ill. Kevin Pailgetl I two-III lie runj. Keniils Morse 1330 Intermediate hurdlcsl. T J Jaroslk Hugh lum p)..Andre Slmjisou Ihlgh Juinjil and Tanner Morrison Ishm pul and iHseus) I lie Ureyliouilds will dsn eoilIJM-tr In Ihe dlslanee niedlcv relay iMlIehell. Padgett. Octavius Holliday and Howard Marshalll. 440 relay IC'hrls Cotton. Cornelius C.oiion Marshall and Morsel and Ihe mile relay See Tra ck . Page 2B Patriots shake o ff rust, knock o ff Silver Hawks From staff report* FOOTBALL__________ D o lp h in s sign Elder fro m Bucs MIAMI — Th e Miami Dolphins signed Plan H free agent <om erback-klck returner Donnie Elder away from the Tam pa liav Huccaneers Thursday, but lost two of their own unprotected players to New England and Dallas Elder, drafted In the third rd out of Memphis State by the New York Jets In I 9H5 . played In all of the Hues" regular season games the Iasi two years, mainly us a tilth or sixth defensive buck and on special teams. He was the seventh leading klckolf returner III the NKI. w llh a 22.7 -yard average. He llulshed last season with 29 tackles and one Interception as a corncrbuck and added 23 special teams tackles. Elder Is the fourth Plan If In-e agent to sign with Miami Th e others are fullltack To n y Paige Irnm Detroit, defensive lineman Karl Wilson of Phoenix and linebacker Cliff Odum from Indian npolts HOCKEY_____________ B ruins clin ch N H L ’s best record B O S TO N — It s nice to win their llrsl division title In six years and ca p tu re Ihe best regular season record in Ihe league, hul tin llostoii Hriilti*> have their minds on more important things, like ihe N llt. pluyolls Craig Ju nncy scored w llh 3,09 left in Ihe third period Thursday lo III! Host oil lo a 3-2 victory over Ihe llurtlord Whalers, chili lllng Ihe Drums' llrsl Adams Division II lie since the 1983 84 season I I s Ihe llrsl time Hostnn has owned the best record overall since 1982-83. Th e Drums now have 9 9 p oints, w ith two games to play. Dulfalo. currently In second in the Adams, had its divisional ml,- hopes ended w llh Bostons victory Elsewhere in the M il. on Thursday. Dullalo stopped Miliuevola 4 2 : Moiiln-.il Iced (Ju i-lx r 5 2 . New Jersey beat Ihe New York Hangers t»-4 Washington and Philadelphia skated lo a 2 2 lie Si I.m ils edged P ittsb u rg h 5 4 , Chicago knocked oil Toronto 4 2 . and Wliinijx-g blanked Lais Angeles l 0 Compiled from staff and wire reports. B E ST BETS OM TV ] HdraMPSolo by Tonuny Vlnccxl Jennifer Masciarelll was one of oul eight Patriots who contributed a hit in Lake Brantley s 7 5 win over the Lake Howell Silver Hawks on Thursday alternoon Masciarelll chipped in with a single and an RBI 8 pm — SL’N. NIIA Orlando Maglt al Washington llllllels. II.I 8 p in — T N T . NIIA New York Kliirks al Chicago Dulls, ll.i 10 30 p m - T N I NIIA Puitland Trad Dla/rrsal l.os Angeles Lakers ll.I C om p le ts listings on Fog s 2 B ( AS.SEI.HEKRY - Lake llranilcy shook olf the rust Irom a week s layoff lo defe.il Lake Howell 7-5 in Seminole Allelic Conference solihull action at Silver Haw k Kleld T h u rs ­ day Lake Hranlley raises Its record lo 12-3 overall and 7 -1 In the SAC with Hu- win The Patriots will play a non eonfrrenee game today when they host Spruce Creek. Th e game will lx- unusual for Lake Hranlley Ix-cutisr II will Im- played In Ihe alleriHxin Instead of at night Start­ ing lime is 4 30 p m Lake Howell’s next game will lxagalnst DcLand next Thursday al I fit- Spe rling S o lih u ll C o m jile x slarllng.it 4:3 0 1) m. T h e lead was iradrd hark and Inrlh six limes In Hits game lull Oils was mil Ihe usual hard -fought, w e ll-p la y e d g a m e I ha I L a k e Hranlley and Lake Howell Ians have enme lo t-x|x-cl Most ol the runs scored on errors as the two teams combined In commit seven mlscues. I don't know what h.i|i|x-iied hid.iv said Lake Hranlley etiaeli Detihle Krank "These two teams normally play great defense when they pl.tv each other lint not today L .k » B r.n tl* , 111 Itl 9 L.V. MyMil III KO 9 - I II I Lo a* JQ\rv* A P rd I I I HOI) IP LOA* JO SthfO**»*' (L*** Bf*«*l*gi Loa* La»«* Moa*MI )B D-d/ Kdff iLdk* B'drifivyi HU Nof** U*<CKd8 L d «* B f«^d * v ' 3 * f ' SAC lor some reason I Hunk we were a lu ilr stale because we hadn't placed In a week In fact, u was nnlv our set olid game III lu u weeks. Luke Howell uxik Ih r llrsl li-.itl wiili a run In Ihe Ixiliom ol the hrsi Inning helnre the Palrlols rook thru llrsl lead w llll two runs in Ihe lop ol Ihe second. The Silver Hawks lied Ihe game w llh a run in Ihe Ixitmin ol Ihe second ami both learns >■ored a run in the third Luke Hranlley went li.uk ahead wllh a run in Ihe iu|i ul Ho- loorih hul Lake Howell look Ihe lead bark wllll a pair m Hie I m it t■ani ol the Inline Neither team scnreil til Ilu tilth and Ihe seore was 5 4 Silver Hawks wlieu Hu- Patriots •aim m bat Itl the sixth W illi Shelley siuid iv.ini mi lusi via a fie lde r's i h o le r, l lu ls la S< liroellel np|x-d a double I hat sent Stiudlv.m l lo Hurd Mlshelle Karr billowed w llh a injile lo s, on See Softball, Page 2B Raiders let another win slip away From tfa ff reports O K I.A N IH ) — Valencia (n iim u m ilv College stored lour runs in Hie eighth inning lo oven nine a 7 ti ili lu il .ind band Seminole C nm m uilllv College a I0 H Mid Klorlda Cnnlcrenie baseball lossal Matador Kn-ld Thursday file will by V CC. ei ached bv ex Oviedo i a n b Howard Maine, breaks a iwo game coitlerem e loslng streak and keeps Ihetll III the Imnl lor a In n li in Hie stale loiiriiamein |lo lie placed al Ho.iidw.dk ami Haseball m May I w llll ail I I 5 record SCC lulls lo 7 23 overall and 4 I I III the ciinfereiice The Raiders will jil.iv their llilrd eoillrreilee gallic Ibis week will'll Ibev liosl Si John's River Com m unity College ul Raider Kleld Saturday Game lime is set lor I |i in Dus was a billers’ game as Hu- two leallis combined lor 24 bils. Iiieludlng live doubles ami lour home runs ll was .dsn a rnllen ouster game as lusi one leant. then the other would gel the Itiomenluill ami jusl as tpm klv lose ll The Maiadors drew hrsi Mood m Hie so u n d inning oil SCC starter Sieve t'lemeiile Gresi Ii walked and went lo set olid oil a Lee single Holb I millers moved o|> a base on a ground out ami ('■rese ll si nri'il on a w ild pH, fi Lee scored on a squeeze biml bv Smith SCC lied the game III the Hun! Dull Pcleis was WminalaCC 991 9M 199 I 9 1 VelynoaCC 911 991 99, - 19 II I Clymynly Co>l*yai 191 Hut/vbyeli It) and P,**r\ Lute, McDonald II I and La B.vqu. * P MtOona'd LP Col|.v,t II It IB Mod.-qu./ ISCCI L,neS La 0.,qu# Lra Maa-ll IVCC) IB Nona MU fully. Hivnuni l SCC I La B.aqua L,n«h (VCCl Meco.de Sain-no'a 1 II I I I M F C V .> .n o . O V M F C bit bv a pilch and David Leugers singled After Kevin Rlslmliil sacrificed the runners to second and thud. Daks Rodrigue/ rlp|x-d a single to fell lo suite designated runner Mark Parrlsli amt Ktsliilliil V C C lixik Hie lead Itack ill Hie Ixilloin ol the llilrd w lieu La Hreipie lilasled a solo lininc rim lo tell Then Hu Raiders lixik llielr llrsl lead ol the game m Ilu lilt Ii w hi n Peters and Leugers singled and Mik. f uller launched bis IHlb Inline run ol the season Hill all dial meant was th.il II was Ihe Maladois n u n in go back on lop as they scored three m ils in tin- sixth on a pair ol doubles and a pall ul singles SCC would go bat k on lop lor the Iasi time III the sfvcnlli when Leugers re.n lied on an error and sioied mi Rlsliilliil s lust Ilium- m il ol Hie seusoo Siinili si a lied lln winning rally Im V CC with a line-out single Ortega reached on a bum single when no iiiii licliti il the toller Lynch Inllnwcd See SCC. Page 2 B H*t|)d Photo by ionufif V»nc*Al Dan Peters slatted 1*0 SCC rallies aqamst Valencia C C on Thursday gelling hit Oy a pitch in Ihe thud inning and singling in Ihe fifth mmtiq Governors, senators make wagers on Final Four United P ra ia International B A S K ETB A LL H„aM FSolo by ,•*, jo.da. Lake Brantley s Elroy Danlzler has q u a lifie d to run in b o th the 100 meter and 200 meter dashes at Saturday s Florida Relays CA R S O N ( I I N N i » Gov Hob Miller is lx 11nit* Hie Ruiiillll Relx-ls ot \t y.iila la s Vegas will win Hu NCAA huskcHiull *liaii i pn>■isbIp Monday Miller lias a lliii-e wav wagi i going with l.oy Mill C lm ioii ol Arkansas and Goy laini s Mailin ol North Carolina Millet is pulling up a Ixix .a Shark Steaks in boiroi ol In t», I m m i I i li-ny la ik lb e S b .u k larkaiilan Mailin Is wagering turlx i ueil tx-i I ribs ami . 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Ifoutlen Attre* •* Pn.fodtlphie Phillat l))pm W H O O AM lf*0l E<K,bit>on. Muu**ole I * . II* v* KantatCily Royal* BA S K E TB A LL i p m - WWHZ AM 1740). NBA. Orlande Meg c at Botlen Celtic* ITW A W A C T IO II1 I — S*nf O. c i H N f Prt»o MjtdU* iod Phil P l«n h «f to minor toogs^t for roouitnmonf Oolrotf - k n f pttflwr Bryon Snydof #nd tnffoldtr Dovg Strongi to minor k ^ u r i for for rootUinmonf York f N i l — S#nt pifctiort Firry flrou . Korin Brown, Mtko Mi Ilor. Polo Schourok, CMwo Troyfwoln oml Julio VAhoro CAfchor rodd Hundior mftoMtr ChriA Don no'* And owtfioldtrt Torry McOontof And jA im # Roroboro to minor Ioaquo * tor Tr 4nSouth m John Orton hit a aoto shot In a five-run seventh tnntng. sending No rtngp. no bin checks, no Ihe Angela past the Prd res, 13-6. vbrilB to the While House. Just A l Te m p a , Arls,* Mickey pure BBtlafBction for the San Brantley singlrd home Edgar rraiKlaco Giants. Martinez with no outs In the Since being crushed and BWtpl 11th Inning to lift the Mariners. In the 1969 World Series by the 4-0, to Ihe 5-4 triumph over the Oakland Athletics, the Giants Cuba' u>llt squad. claimed their first victory over A t C k i a i l t r , A rt* ., Cory Ihelr Bay Area neighbor! with a Snyder doubled twice and drove 4- 0 dumping Thursday. In two runs and Cleveland look Hobby Thompson hit a Iwo- advantage of a Milwaukee error run homer and Kevin Bash to tcore three unearned runs in stroked three hits for the Giants. the fifth Inning and defeat the Starter Kelly Downs and re­ Brewers 6-4. lievers Erie Gunderson. JefT A t W ta t Palm Booth, Dale Brantley and Dan Qulsenberry Murphy's sacrifice fly In the combined on a four-hitter to help bottom of ihe eighth inning the Giants snap a IO -gam r scored Lonnie Smith from third losing streak against the A's. base and lifted the Braves to a Including (he World Series. 2-1 victory over a split Mets “ It's the biggest win of my team. spring training career." San A l I t . F i t i r a b i r g , the Car­ Francisco Manager Roger Craig. dinals rallied for four runs In the ” 1 wouldn't carr If It were five ninth Inning, the final three degrees." he said of the cold, coming on Milt Thom pson's blustery weather. home run. and beat the PhllllcB Matt W illiam s led off the 74. second Inning with a walk off A's A t P a rt B t. L a e lt, Juan’ s t a r t e r M i k e M o o re , a n d Samuel went 3 for 5 with two Th o m p so n fallowed w ith a HHI against his former team to 4 19-foot home run to center. help the Dodgers deal the Mets a Will Clark's walk and singles by 5 4 loss. Th e cenler fielder was K e v i n M i t c h e l l and Mat t traded to Los Angeles In Ihe Williams made It 3-0 In the oil Reason. third. A t F lo a t C ity . Paul O'Neill, Doubles by Bass and Clark wlih 70 perrrnt of Cincinnati's concluded the scoring In the RBI so far Ihla spring, drove In eighth Inning olf rookie left­ two more to pace the Reds' 4-2 hander Joe Kllnk. Bass, a new­ victory over ihe Twins. comer to the Giants, has six hits A t V ia t o r H i m , the Red In 15 exhibition at-bats for a Sox scored three runs on one hit .400 average. In Ihe fourth inning and went on Before the game, the Giants to a 5-3 victory over the Tigers, announced that outfielder Jim who played a split-squad game. Weaver and catchers Will Tejada A t P ort Laadordalo, Rick and Jose Pena were placed on Ccrone's two-run single In the waivers for the purpose or giving fourth and Roberto K e lly's them their unconditional re­ two-run double In the fifth lease. highlighted the Yankees' IO-3 Elsewhere In spring training triumph over the Orioles. Don games, California overpowered Mattingly went 4 for 5 with two San Diego 13-H. Seattle edged a KBI. Dave Winfield went O for 3 split Chicago Cubs squad 5-4. and walkrd In his Oral game In Cleveland slopped Milwaukee more than IH months. Winfield 6-4. Atlanta brat a split New m i s s e d t he I 9 H 9 w i t h a York Mrts tram 2-1. St. Louts herniated bark. downed Philadelphia 7-4. Los A t M o b s . B J . Surholf had live Angeles nudged the Mets 5-4. hits and he and Robin Yount Cincinnati overcame Minncsaia rarh drove In I wo runs to lead 4 2. Boston knocked olf Urlrolt Ihe Milwaukee Brewers lo a 6 4 5- 3. the New York Yankees triumph over the Cubs In a game thumped Baltimore IO-3 and between spilt squads. Marvell Milwaukee got by the Cubs 6-4. Wynne of the Cubs hit a nolo A t Y u m . A ria ., rookie Lee homer and Shawon Dunslon Stevens belted a grand slum and contributed three hits. see with a home run to give the Matadors a 9-7 lead. An error and two singles gave VCC an Insurance run. La Brcque was 3-for-3 with a home run and u double to lead VCC. Other contributors were Ortega (3-for-5. two runs scorrdl. Lynch (2-for-5. home run. dou­ ble, three RBI). Lee |2-ror-5. double, two m m scoredl and l*rnnlngton (2-for-tl. Providing I hr offense for SCC were Leugers (2-for-3. three runs scorrdl. Fuller (2-for-5. home run. three Kill). Darren McCutcheon l2-ror-4). Klslmlnl |homc run, two RBI) and Rodriguez (double, two KBIL Softball tm » p a y Lake Brantley will be repre­ sented In both the boys' and girls' portions of the meet. Patri­ ots boys scheduled lo compete Include Jason Hobbs (pole vault). Matt Kaltrr (pole vault). Clint Johnson (100-meter and 2 0 0 - m e t e r das hes ) . E l r oy Dunl/lrr 1100-meter and 200meter dashes). Matt Jew e l 11600-meter 'and 320O-meter runs) and John Feola 11600meter and 3200-meter runs). For I h e Lake Brantley JkMs. Amy Glnnette and Joyce Tullls will both run In the 1600-mctrr and 320O-mcter runs. They will also Join Kyunn Pauley and Sandra Splller In the two-mlle relay. Mona Arlza will run In the 330 low hurdles. Neither the Lake Howell boys or girts learns will be competing In the Florida Relays. "We're Just working hard and getting b rtlrr." said Lake Howell girls' c oa c h T o rn H a m m o n t r e e . Neither team was uhtr lo score again and Lake Brantley had will No. 12. ■'Hopefully, well be there next yrar If we continue lo Improve." Eight of the 10 Patriot batters got hits In Ihe game. Karr and Tunla Diaz had triples. Schrocflei had u double and Sturdivant. Wilson, Michelle Davis. Jennifer Soost and Jennifer Musrlarclll had one single euch. Doing the damage for Lakr Howell were Marie Peters. Lee Ann Trimble and Tina Leman, all of whom were 2-for4 Missy M a rtin e z am i M iam i Lowe chipped In wlih doubles. n M o w Reong Hateeih o f Coatlnuod from IB (H o llid a y . M arshall. Bobby Washington and Spencer Mims). Cantiaaod from IB Sturdivant and Schroellcl. Karr tu-ured an Insur­ ance run when Kristi Wilson singled. AVOID UUNSMISSIIlfl FROM I IMS ■ FREE INSPECTION SERVICE .i I TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP j SrSziAoB I I quart Track- C o a tia «s d fro m IB f o a S IM l«* l i'FREE TOWING ’r s i I KUMflMI | tlMSttUiOl ■ r,V J I 40 "She has a 5U percent chance s s h -w g fo i-i of dying, but I'm not afraid of n r — * having ihe responsibility of Nf CJSULNII* AAfliAC having lo play. Thai's what I get I tA U f Nlftf 4Ml >•4 i*»WC 43 1»II. I Ac IrsjtnScudtr k taban tm Cwi Mu* iu 1 paid for. I’m a professional." 3B0-SBBB » 1 1 4 « I0 „ J • Pittsburgh guuliemlrr Tom Barrasso. who played for the first DEULND 1 i.Jl» N tfar,*foil-and |K* | | tlm r since leaving the (ram al |B04| TBB-4BBBS m ld se usu n to be with his WORLD 2-vear-old daughter battling I K m U A UTRANSMISSION U? cancer. PICKS MlOOKtaton you An ra ta l $10,000.00 Jackpotgbtnntiyntry SB. nigM 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE H tf+ lX t* . U M rw U c n .ta d . fhn NplDtH' MptFitaMnnaa S* 1put SpmSGraaFidugn CbudStffer (qAXN ___ Sorry, must bo 18. SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB Northof Orlando, ust ofl Hwy. 17 921 301 Dog Track Rd . Lxjgwood 831-1600 | �Sanford Herald.. Sanford. Florida — Friday, March 30. 1M0 — M People festival celebrates spring IN B R IE F Music and dance mark a decade of fun in DeBary 'Mak« Sanford Shfna* eoffaa M l The Sanford Woman s Club and SISTER Inr. will ro-hnsl u rofTee Saturday for participants In the "Make Sanford Shine" Project to clean up Sanford. The event will be held at the Woman's Club. 309 S. Oak Ave.. at B a m. Herald stall writer comedy skits, followed by prlma ballerina Meghan Lugan. who was chosen as Sanford'sSl. Lucia during last winter's festival. United Cerebral Palsy needs volunteers to help with parking at Ihe tennis loumamenl ai lleaihrow beginning March 31. Call the Volunteer Center of Seminole County al 321-5739 for more details. DEBARY — Spring Is Ihc season lo be drawn outdoors for an extra hour of sunshine, fragrant Bowers and festivals. Next Saturday. April 7. should be no exception as DeBary celebrates the season of rebirth with Its 10th Annual Spring Festival sponsored by the DeBary Chamber of Commerce at the Fire Hall and grounds behind the fire station on U.S. Highway 17-92 In DeBary. Meghan, who studied at Ihe Bolshoi In Moscow with Bve other students from the School of Dance Arts. In Sanford, where Meghan lakes classes under Miss Miriam, will give two dance performances, a Jaxx piece entitled "Th e Beach" and a ballet number choreographed to "W ind Beneath my Wings." Narcotics Anonymous to moat Master of Ceremonies Rusa Wheeler will kick off the festival at 10 a.m. as Central Florida singers, dancers, musicians and actors ronllnuosly perform on two stages set up for the event. •vLACVDO M M Vofuntaara n— dad for toumamant Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday al 11 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. On the outside stage. Ihe popular Central Florida jaxx quintet, "The Bottom Line” will headline. The Geneva Country doggers and the teen band duo. "Yesterday" will precede them. Ratirad transit worfcars to gathar The New York Retired Transit Workers meet al Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive, the first Saturday of each monih at 1:30 p.m. After the Easter Bonnet and Hat Contest for men. women and children Is judged by Jean Patterson. Ihe Orlando Sentinel fash­ ion writer. Ihe U.S. Navy T.O .I.F . Band will liven things up at noon with a strolling concert around Ihe festival grounds. Everyone will be able to fall In for an Impromptu Easter Parade with the Easter Bunny and Ihe Easier bonnet contestants. Old cars put In llmallght The Antique and Classic Automobile Club of Semlnolr County sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members are welcome lo bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. Th e championship Orange Blossom Cloggera will also appear on Ihe outside stage. Afterward. "The Bottom Line" will entertain for the rest of the afternoon as festival goers stroll Ihe grounds and enjoy the games, food. arts, crafts, and merchant booths. Tsan support group to mast Families Together Teen Support Group meets from 11 a.m. lo I p.m. every Saturday at Suite 206 Sweetwater Square. 900 Fox Valley Drive (ofT Wekiva Hoad). Longwood. Call 774-3844 for further Information. Nar-Anon to offsr halp On stage Inside Ihe Fire Hall the Deltona Community Chorus will sing followed by the U.S. Navy's "BrassQuintet." 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. Ethnic Dance Expressions, a troupe ol belly dancers, should heat up Ihe Fire Hall during their performance at noon. St. Johns River Players will perform Debary's one-man band. Roy Turner will appear playing his electronic accordlan and a piano In tandem toclose the show. On festival grounds, several booths of Interest will be set up Including booths by: Florida Endangered Wildlife. Central Florida Zoo. Daytona Beach Community College IDBCC). an arrheologlcal booth and an author's booth. The Endangered Wildlife booth will be showing manatee videos, selling manatee t-shlrts. and providing the most current Information on the critical state of Florida's gentle giants. The Crntrul Florida Zoo's Director of Education. Tom Williams, will show several animals and talk about their habits and habltuts. •At the Author's Booth, the public ran meet Arthur Francke. and learn about the history of DeBary. about the sleamboul era along the St. Johns River, and ubout Seminole and Volusia counties. DDCC will preview Its new Four Townes campus by offering scheduling and rluss Information. Amateur archeologist Deanne Smith will display his amazing collection of prehistoric animal teeth from Florida. He also will display hlu Indian artifacts collection, gathered over the years In Central Florida. M tghan Lugan dancaa Saturday story moonwalk. a carousel, and a dunk tunk will all be available at the festival For food, fun and festivities spring over to Dcbary Saturday. April 7. Old fashlned games for children, a two- Devout and pious co-worker fails to practice her faith DBAS ABBYi I work In the medical profession where the professionals are supposed to be sympathetic and caring, right? Well, as I write this letter, u co-worker Is cursing and com­ plaining about the blanketyblank patients. Ihe working conditions, the shortage of help, space, telephones, clc. But what really bugs me most about this woman Is the fact that she Is a devout churchgoer. Her conver­ sations are peppered with "the Lord this" and "the Lord that." I have great difficulty understan­ ding the Inconsistencies between her professed faith and her actions. Although I ant not an active member of my church. I wouldn't treut u dog ihe way this pious churrhgoer treats people. She Is not an Isolated case by any means. In m y experience. I have usually found that those who thump their Bibles Ihc loudest would benefit more by being thumped by them. UP TO H IR E IN SAN DIBOO DBAR UPt We all know people who are faithful churchgoers but fall short when It comes lo practicing their religion. But what better place for them to be? As I have said before: A church Is not a museum for saints — It's a hospital for sinners. DBAR ABBYt I'm writing In response lo a recent letter from an elderly Ohio widow who wanted to be fair In the distribu­ tion of her estate. She had two grown children. Her daughter Is married to a very successful businessman and they have no children. Her son Is a struggling s c h o o l t e a r h c r w i t h thr ee c h i l d r e n to e d uc at e. T h e well-to-do widow had originally planned to leave her daughter and son equal amounts In the Interest of fairness. Now she Is having second thoughts, so she asked you. You sim ply told her. " It 's your money, so do whatever gives you Ihe most pleasure." Y o u r advice wasn't very helpful. Abby. I would have suggested that she divide her estate In thirds. Leave one-third lo her childless daughter, onethird to her struggling son and ID Floyd Theatres | PlA.’ATVVtN MV/r l ’ •*. U/ not r,if Tnext IS AvAll AHl t nsasaES ft HI HUNT fOR HDOCTOMR DRIVING MISS ■ ramt-MiniMi MAT'HffS All DAISY "JSSi *f|H100NM • M2 MJ..|i^SDOl |u£ JOC vs TM VOLCANO m fau lt •m M taun PG 13 Remembers Campaign, and I must tell -you that we were overwhelmed with more than 125.000 pieces ol mall! The wurmth and sincerity of ihr goodlrs und greetings, the lime and effort Invested, und Ihe loveshared by Americans back home deeply touched me and the people In m y command. The outpouring of genuine concern Is truly a morale and confidence booster. Our heartfelt thanks to you und all of your readers for bringing holiday cheer to the Air F or ce In F r a n k f u r t . West Germany. AOVICB A B IG A IL VAN BUREN the other third In a trust fund to educate her grandchildren. BBBN THERE IN OREOON DBAR BBBN TH BR B t Thanks. I needed that. Also, the Ohio widow would be wise lo seek the advice and counsel of an attorney who specializes In estate plunnlng und trusts. DBAR ABBYt Greetings from Rheln-Malne Air Base. West Germany! This Is the first yrar for us to tic Involved In Ihc Opcratlon Dear Abby — America COL. JOHN W. HANDY. U8AP COMMANDER (Problem*? Writ* to Dear Abby. For a ptraonal, unpublished reply, tend a sell-addraesad, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Lot Angeles. Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) MICA FURNITURE CENTER 6 PIECE WATERFALL BEDROOM SET COUNT] H om e! It's our goal to introduce everyone who is retired to a dignified, independent Lifestyle with personal care. There is concern, at times, about stress, lonliness, security and proper diet. That is why our residents chose, HOWELL PLACE. Ours is a warm, friendly atmosphere with beautiful accomodations, that will meet most everyones needs. A Feeling of Welcome Is Always Prevalent at Howell Place.. A Wonderful Place We Call Home! You Simply Must Visit Us To Fully Appreciate All We Have To Offer At Howell Place. • FREE TOURS • NO ENDOWMENT • Always a Feeling of Welcome 7 PIECE BEDROOM SET "•9- $ Q sess.es J mR .*? 4 9 9 95 W a rm F rie n d ly P e o p le ...In a W o n d e rfu l P la c e W e C a ll Q d Q 9 5 q w it h t h is a d TwIrvFull/Ouaen Headboards, 9 Drawer Chest, Dresser, 2 Mirrors A 2 Nlghtatands 6 Drawer Dresser, Round Mirror, 2 Nlghtatands, TwIn/FulPQueen Headboards, 5 Drawer Chest __________Choice ofSa Colon (Both Stii) E m | Sat UtaJbatrJ Eura Friday, Saturday, Sunday 8 A M - 5 PM F L E A W O R L D H O M E S H O W C A S E B L D G . 926 The Music Ministry of CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH I have lived in Howell Place since itsopening, five yean ago, and I’m happy to say it isa lovely place lo live. It's staff is friendly and suitenous of the resi­ dents welfare. The food is delicious and nicely served. I'm enjoying life here. Beatrice Kearney 3101 YV. F ln l SL, Sanford ___________J U -I9 I4 ___________ I uni • • ' i m ' i In October of 1987 I moved into Howell Place where I found all the care atid comfort I needed. I enjoy all the activities, doing exercises, bowling and occa­ sional card game and bingo Iw tec a week. On every Wednesday we make a tnp to a special restaurant of our choice, what more do you want. I have no regrets moving u> Howell Place. Mr. Alt Jubin I »m to glad I moved lo Howell Place M y ipenm ae it vciy uantuetahle. the folk! here i n v o*i|e-«al. You feel you've known them for yetrt. O n dining ru vn u very x i i k Uve ■ Ihe fuud It to guud ■ t wonderful place lojuin our neigh bun foe lunch or dinner We hive m iny tiUvm ct. i n joy our Wcdnctdty V « i adet lo diitcrem lunch piece1 . tlto Ihe Van U available lo Like you lo Duciue tppurumcnu end ihop- puig O ir null it picked up tl ihc office ■ morning end evening pepert delivered lo your apart mem duue Rieeni cleaned once a week by very efficient huutckerpert Cinjnt my tdcinngi every day Beatrice Berube Presents THE EASTER STORY IN LIVING PICTURES DRAMA PRESENTATION SIXTH ANNUAL PRESENTATION First presentation in the new Church sanctuary DATED TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT CHURCH O FFICE April 7 April 8 7:30 pm 4:30 pm Matinee 7:30 pm Jack Thomas, Minuter of Muuc Mrs. Sherrill Thomas, Drama Director Dr. Freddie Smith. Pastor HOWELL PLACE H o w e l l PIUCC -Retirement Ciimmunlty Pleat* vend me mure Infiirntallnn 200 West A irp o rt lilvd. NAM ES____________________________ Sanford, FL 32773 407/323-7306 ADDRESS__________ CITY______________ Z IP ________________ AGEtS)____________ •STATE PIIONE ST© >o H O W E L L PLACE �- t 'l , I 4* — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida— Friday, •March 30, 1900 Baptist Assembly Of Qod Methodist Eplacopal IT . RCTBRt SPfSCOPAL TOO RmaAan Road Lj M Mary Fla HOT) AAALORO Tha Rr. Nona* O bmia* Interim Recto* k rtj 400am HWy Cfl— w io . CNO.1, lucFwi.1 1000 am Nwoew. Ouidiwi • CNuNN AM) SunOof 1000 am •(NOOl Tm M n TOO pm Hot, C W M W W Ut toum iwiiord t i n , Df J OW (w < t tto u ititic* too Baptlat Chriatlan Pnto* pyiwm *o; m e i N 04ft am Sunday School Mormng Worship 1049 am 4 JO pm Cfutdrmi Sarvrca Leaning Service 400 pm (M n n WWcflw® r x pm m a— aw tn w i Jackie Nta Au nd-ay School Doeanl trial lei us somaihing about our own quasi m lie world Ood made? Peace without tMnesa Is one ol the supreme lorynga of mankind. N stems to happen when every Mng or person reauea Ne rriUon and pursues K. This week you wil have a precious opportunity to join others st the church or synagogue of your choice. That's where fake are seeking.. .and Indlng.. .their miaaion in the world Ood mide. PiVOf f 49 A 111. Worship S#fTic|-fcM - ■» 1kWarn, iremng Worship 1 00 p m Wed ILt.1* SE>u4| 9 30 p m Nwripf( ProndK) Thursday M onday 6:9-13 Church O f Chriat Rae Rich Chaffin M inister of Education, Youth FIRST CHURCH OR THB NA2ARCNC 1941 Ban*om A*a John J M,n»on Patter Sunday School 449 am Morning Worship 1049 Am Youth Hour 400 pm Ctangahtl SareicA 400 pm Mid eaeA Sewtc# Wed 100 pm Nurtary P*o*idad tor all Sarwcat Presbyterian United Church O f Christ Mu m and Actrvtfiei Sunday School WortFup 1049 am Chufth TrwWig Mittionjry Mealing and Child Choruses 13 Wed Prayer Senrtee Church O f Qod PAUIKTTO AYINUI •ARTIST CHURCH ISIS Palmallo Av* Mae Raymond Crocker P Sunday S t hoof 9 4! Morning Worths? 11 0C E*angahti>c Service* • OC Wad Prayar A BrtAa Study fX Independent Missionary Naiarene Methodist Peace.. .without ttflneia. Ono of Via marks ol tha world Ood made. Smai avalancfwe rumUa m tie M art mourtaina aa ttw apdng (haw ad­ vance#. Every hamfock «prig ia burying wfti new gram. Intie aky as mtie rtver turn Is Me and moeon, raataaanaaa and queeang. Peace.. .w«hcut tMnesa. 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'm m Sanford HanM, Sanfort, Florid* — Friday, March 30, 1990 — *• Religion IN B R I E F Mission to havo fish fry fundralsor SANFORD - The Rescue Outreach Mtaalon. 1701 W. 13th St.. Sanford, la having a flah fry fundraiser March 31 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to ralae money for the mtaalon. They will aervc aandwtrhea and dinner*. For more Information, rail 331-0324. Wolfe to offer last talk in MriM SANFORD - Holy Croaa Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford, la featuring Fr. Paul Wolfe, rector of the Church of the Holy Croaa. Winter Park, to apeak at their laat talk In the Lenten leaching aertea. Supper will be at 0 p.m. and Wolfe's talk will follow at 7 p.m. For more Information, call 322-4611. New bishop to fight pornography _ ORLANDO — Newly appointed Bishop Norbert Dorsey said Thursday he would not actively seek to defeat a Catholic politician whoi tsupports abortion rights, but would try lo convince ronvlnce Ihe lawmaker to change his stand. Dorsey. 60. held his first news conference In Orlando Thursday. He has served the last four years as auxiliary bishop of Miami and wss appointed March 20 to succeed the retiring Bishop Thomas Orsdy. 75. As hesd of the Orlando diocese. Dorsey will oversee 226.000 Roman Catholics In nine central Flortda counties. He Is lo be Instsited as bishop at a ceremony May 23 at the Orlando Arena. Dorsey Iold reporters that he strongly opposes abortion. " I hope, though, that people understand that we have a tremendous concern and compassion for women who find themselves In that situation and are tempted to lake that route." he said. "So many (acts, hardship, misplaced love, whatever It might be (come Into piayl. and yet to our church. Ihe start of life Is precious. We want to help and encourage and see If that can help." Dorsey said he would talk with Catholic politicians who support abortion rights and try lo change their stand. "If I'm not successful I'd say a lot of prayer* tyers for that person and all our people." Dorsey Dorsey said he would Join other civic leaden In opposition lo pornography. A local group. Ihe Greater Orlando Coalition Against Pornography, has put up billboards and has waged a high visibility campaign against pornography. Easttr musical scheduled SANFORD - The Firm! Baptist Church. 319 Park Ave.. Sanford, la having their Celebration Choir present the Easter musical "No Greater Love" April 8 at 8:23 a.m. and 10:33 p.m. The music tells I he story of the life, death and resurrection of Christ. Soloists are Julie Ashley. Bevrrlee Mays. Richard Holtsclaw, Ken Peck. Laura Peck. Pal Robbins. Linda Schneader. and Jason Sellers. Robin Parker Is the pianist. Narrators will be Donna McIntosh and Don Nicholas. The public Is Invited to attend. 'Esstsr Story* to bo prosontod SANFORD — Central Baptist Church. 3101 W. 1st St.. Sanford. Is presenting " T h e Easier Story In Livin g Plctures."Aprll 7 at 7:30 p.m. and April 0 ai 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. This will be the sixth annual presentation and Ihe first In the church sanctuary. For more Information, call Ihe church at 322-2914. Trip to Lakt Walts in tho futuro SANFORD — The Lutheran Church of Ihe Redeemer. 2323 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Is making tentative plans lo take a group lo Lake Wales for Ihe Black Hills Passion Plan April I. For more Information, call Glen McKendrce al 322-3033. The church la also selling handpalntrd wooden Easter eggs made In Poland. To place an order, call 322-2464 or 322-9096. Members of ihe church council are lo meet April 3 In Ihe Fellowship Hall at 7:30 p.m. Homtmadt poanut buttor tggs available SANFORD — The Calvary Christian Ladles A-Glow will be selling homemade peanut butter Easter eggs beginning April 2. To place an order, call 321-0150 or 323-8098. A few parting thoughts from Rev. C oy 0.9CV Quasi columnist SANFORD - Parting shots, after five years as Pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and three as President of the Sanford Christian Sharing Center. I am leaving town. I will pastor a mission congregation In Lake­ land. My wife. Lorraine, and I were married three days before moving lo Sanford. It la our town, our children's hometown. It Is a town with over one hundred Christian congrega­ tions. I pray that each grows In. God's love and grace. Through Qpd's people God's love Is loved. God's love Is needed In our town. Love lo reconcile boys who fight because of Ihe color of Ihe other's skin and spouses who fight because they forget how to talk. Love lo move elected officials to create public housing, free of violence Spaghetti dinner to raise money and disrepair, as well as public schools free of d ru gs and pornography. Love to move a school board to be blind to personal gain while being open only to educating. Love lo help shop owners lo r employee welfare aa well as peirsonal gain. gi T o these needs In social Institu­ tions God's love comes. Social government and commerce are human endeavors always need­ ing correcting lo better help Ood's Justice and proaperily grow In creation. God's love. In the Garden of Eden. Instituted marriage and the family. Marriage and Ihe family are God's great Messing to creation. The family la God's one order for us as we walk and talk with God. The fact of Holy Scripture Is that we know so little about life In the garden. Adam and Eve were created and the famllv was Instituted In Ihe second chapter of Genesis and then In the third chapter they disobeyed God. Thus began the "m e" genera­ tions. ihe brothers fighting brothers and the work of folk exploding folk. We need not despair because the evil we have created. Th e good God has created. With Jesus aa Saviour and Lord we can work for and hold to Ihe good. The good of the garden Instituted In the family. As the family la God's good gift II la best nourished In God's pre­ sence and t e a c h i n g and fellowship: one of those hundred ChHstlan congregations In our town. Loving families foster boys who help, officials who create safe and secure neighborhoods and schools, aa well as business folk who benefit employees and customers. When we end our trivial pursuits and ask Ihe questions which cut to Ihe core of who we are we find Ihe answers In Jesus. As members of this town and our country we have God's free grace and Ihe freedom to live II. Jesus Is Ihe light who shines In the darkness. In Jesus we only have hope: despair Is of Ihe Devil. In Jesus our hands work for Justice; Idle hands are the Devil. In Jesus I share the hope that Justice and prosperity will grow In out town, country, and our world created by God. Lorraine and I thank Sanford for being out town. Good Shep­ herd for being our congregation, and all of those congregations In town working to better God's reign, here and now. In our town. •n Oamtl C C t i H i K Mr mar i f t s M r l LWhorm Church. It It U i 17 92. IwrtprS Seminole County Area Church Directory SANFORD — The youth group of the First United Methodist Church. 419 Park Ave.. Sanford. Is having a spaghetti dinner Sunday from 11 a.m. lo 6 p.m. The dinner Is an all-you-can-eat affair for 03 for adults and 91.30 for children. The proceeds go lo Ihe youth's summer mission lo Ihe Tennessee mountains. O K I or ooo Fiwodom Attpmtty ol Ood. ISIS W. M l S I. Smlord Nos LHo A momMy, 100 KarinW Hood WokNo AeeembtI ol Ood. 1S7S » » o n Nd, Longwood (aalam Ortnodoa Church. SI Slaron ■ ol 0 C A . IMS LaM Imma Road Longwood. FL 32730 (aalam Onhodoi Church. SI John Onhodoi. 2743 Country Clue Noad. b a p t is t Millar from Arkansas to lead revival LAKE MARY — First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 3400 Markham Woods Rd.. Lake Mary. Is having revival services called "Here's Hope. Jesus Cares for You" April 6 and 7 at 7 p.m. Rev. David Miller from Arkansua will be the speaker. A nursary will be provided. Kirk, Patti Lytle to perform LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary Church of the Nararene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave.. Lake Mary, will be featuring gospel singers Kirk and Patti Lytle April I at 6 p.m. They will be presenting a program called To Be Continued which tells about Ihe life of Christ from the Old Testament prophesies about his birth, death and resurrection, to his second coming. The concert Is free and open to the public. Kirk Lytle was director of Common Ground and The Spurrlows for 11 years and has performed on the I T L Club and the 700 Club and has had a command performance at the White House. Lenten Bible studies scheduled LAK E MARY - St. Peter's Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Rd.. Lake Mary. Is having a Lenten Bible Study of the Healing Stories In the Gospels each Tuesday from March 6 through April 10 at 7:30 p.m. A service will precede each study. Fussell to lead gospel meeting LONGWOOD — The Longwood Church of Christ. 1018 N. U.S. 17-92. Longwood. Is having u gospel meeting with evangelist Wayne Fussell April 7 to 15 al 7:30 p.m. nightly with special services Sunday al 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more Information, call 323-5830. Dinner to accompany dedication DellARY — Liberty Ministry Center. 643 South U.S. 17-92. DcHary. Is celebrating Ihe dedication of their remodelled sanctuary and ministry center April I at 10:45 p in . A buffet-style dinner will be served Immediately alter Ihe service. Marshall to lead family crusade D ELTO N A — The First Baptist Church. 1200 Providence Rd.. Deltona. Is having Rev. Charlie Marchall Irad a family cnisade through April I with no service March 31. A nursary will be provided. The services wlllutlllzc a variety of media and can be enjoyed by children. Holocaust Center has remembrance day M AITLAN D — The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida Is presenting Yom llashoah. Days of Remembrance April 22 at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. 851 N. Mall land Ave.. Maitland. The featured speaker will be antl-semlllsm activist Bente Klarsfeld. Honorary chairmen will be Dr. .lames Schott, superintendent of the Orange County schools and Robert Hughes, superintendent of Seminole County schools. The program Is open to the public. For more Information, cull 6280555. , Hughes is Methodist’s editor LAKELAND — The Rev. Thomas A Hughes has bern appointed Associate Council Director for Communications al the Florida United Methodist Conference In Lakeland. Hughes. Ihe pastor of Mulberry United Methodist Church and a former reported for Ihe Tam pa Tribune, will be rrs|Niualble lor editing Ihe weekly Florida United Methodist, as welt as other duties. Sanders to speak on Orlando ORLANDO — Orlando Women Aglow Is featuring Halle Sanders, founder of Word of the King Ministries and administrator ol a facility lor female cx-oflendcrs. She will be­ speaking April 14 at 9:30 a.m at Morrison's In Ihe Winter Park Mall Divorce is the ultimate in child abuse Too late lo save millions of children from the deep sadness that only a broken home can bring, experts on Ihe family are coming to see I tut divorce may bo Ihe ultimate cruelly a parent cun Inflict on u child. The ultimate In child abuse. In most cases parents cannot say. now thut the damage has been done. " I f only I had known!'' They did know — If they were listening lo some of the best udvlce that was avail­ able. Already In the 1940s Dr. David Goodman, a child psychologist and author of "A Parents' Guide to the Em otional Needs of Children." was warning parents In the strongest language ugulnst divorce. But liberation was In the air. Parents caught In u marriage that wasn't bringing them all they were seeking In life didn't want to hear that they had an obligation lo keep the marriage together "for the sake of the children." In his book Goodman remarks how often a husband or wife, weary of contending with a loveless or Incompatible mate, will ask a counselor. "Would It matter much lo my children If we got u divorce? Wouldn't they Ik- belter off to have two separat­ ed parents who are relatively happy than two parents who slay together but cannot love each other’/" What these parents want to hear, says Goodman. Is "No. It really wouldn't matter. Go ahead with your divorce. Your children will get over It. There are millions of children of divorce In America. They all gel over It In lime." Hut the wise counselor won't tell them this, says Goodman. U-cause tie has seen "loo many of these rhildrrn putting up a brave Iron! of sophistication but never really losing Ihe look of Irrrmedtable grtrf In their eves." I had a friend In Ihe newspaper business 20 years ago who had lately become u father by adop­ tion. Terry was the apple of his lather's eye. "I'd do anything for that boy — except give up drinking." Jack would say. It always got a laugh But apparently he wasn't kidding. When his son was 10. Jack was killed In an auto accident while driving under Ihe Influence. Ad Sauna (plaeopw Church, t . DaSary Ay*. InlarprtM Antioch S s x m Churcn. Onwdo Cnrttl IpttcootT Church. Longwood Calvary Baplitl Church. Cryttal iaaa t Ml. LaM Ms* (piocepal Church ol tho Npw Covenant. STS TuakawWa Noad. Caaewbeny Baptial Church 770 Sammoia Slid ConliS BKit'll Chutch. 1101 W 1*1 SI Hory Croaa I pNcopal. Park Ay* w 4th SL. Sanlord Chuluota f n l Bk ">I S t P la tt IpMaopw Churah. 700 Nmanart Noad, LtN* Mary CltwwWW Miaaionwy Baplitl Chuteh toulhwaal NS SI. Mchard-a Church. S ill LaM Hawaii Nd . Wlntar Park Country**)# Bapnyl Church Country Club Nood. LAM u*ry Th# Church al th* dead Shaphard. Maitland. 331 LaM Aa* Firtl Bao I'M Church. SI* Ask At# Flrtl Baplitl Church ol Altsnonl# Spring* SI 430 Auamomt Spring* I at Cemar *1 Said LaM and County Una Flrtl Baplitl Church ol F o rm Cny I Am I Firtl Sk i 1*1 Church ol 0#n#<* Fuel Bk "> i Church. Martham Wood* !7SB Kiacam Brad, Oanena Ftrtt Bk I » i Church ol LAM Monro# Fwti S a t n i Church ol Longwood SSI f a*i SN 434 I lean lion u n a r m Church, OnrBrooh Dr. Ctaaalt tn y Fir*l B4Pli*l Church ol OtdOO Oood Shaahard Untied u n a rm . 2S17 S Orlando Dr. Frrtl B4Qtltl Church ol Sanfando Spring* HWy Ooaa u n a r m Church *1 La** Mwy. 7*0 Sun Orly*, LaM Mary Ftr*l Btpliil Church ol Wlnl#r Spring*. 2*0 Bahama Nd Lord Ol Lit* U n a r m Church. 3SS Tuttawllla N d. Wlntar Spring* Ftr*i Shrtoh Mittronary Boptitl Church. 1101 W 13m SI u n a r m Church ol Providence. DWIona F o rm B*0 II*I Church ol 0*l##n u n a r m Church ol th* H i« n m ir . 103 W 29m Plata Fount*m H#*d SApn*l Church. Oviado Mataiah u n a r m Church. (Jordan Day* Dr. S Hwy. 17*2. CaaaMBarry Hop# SAplilt Church. F o rm City Community C#ni#r. Form City SI. Luba* u n a r m Church, NL 42*. Blwrla lnd#p#nd#nc# B*pti»i Mu* O tic L*agu# Bldg. Longwood SI tlaphm u n a r m Church. 434 pml Waal ol M . I Jordon Mittronary Bapl'll Church. *30 00*41# Nd L*Mvt#w BAptitl Church. 12* Lwmww At# . La m M*ry Bamatt llnltad Mamorlw Church. L DaSary At*.. tntarprtM Macadom# Minion Bapinl Church. 0*0 HUI Nd . 0*1*#n Saw LaM UnWad Mathodlil Church Mi**ion*ry B*ptt*l Church. North N d. tnlerprtm ■anal A M L Church, Canam H gtt Morning Olory B*pn*t Church. 0#n#*A Mwy CtttWbtrry Community LMtod Monodltl Church. Hwy 17S3 Ml Morten Pnnuliy# SAPlitt. 1101 Locuat A*# . Son lord FVtwy Ntdgt Nd. C tat albafry Ml Oit*# Mittronary S*pti*l Church. Swuando Spring* Nd. Longwood Chrttl United Man odiil Church. Tucaw O r. Suniand lataaa* Ml Smw Mittronory B s ti* l Church. 1100 .tarry A*# DaSary Community MtthodMI Church. W. HtghPanM Nd. DaSwy 2IOn Mittronary Baplitl. Srp#« At*. Flrtl Unnad MtlhodUl Church. 4 tt Part A r t N#w Both#! MrtaronAry Church, tin SI A Hickory At# Plrtl ManodMI Church ol Orlado Haw Ml Calvary Umionary BAptitl. 1109 w ITlh SI Ftrtt Unnad Man odU l Church al Qanata H r* Sat#m Pnmtlir# B*pli*t Church. ISO* W 12th Si Fra* MwnodMI Church. 900 W am SI Hww Tattamanl Bapli*i Church. OuahWy Inn. North Longwood Ortea Unit** Mathodlil Church. IBS N. Country Cm* Nd. LaM Mary a Ml Zion Baplitl Church. 1720 F#*r A*# Grant Chapal A M I Church. Ortado Hww Lil# Follow*h*p. 4*01 ( L4M On*#. C#**#iO#rry. FI 3270* Qaagrota MtlWodltl Church, Orlado Nonhtid# Baplitl Church. Chuluol* Otlaan Mothodiat Church. Cor. ol Carpenter S Murray SL. Otlaan P#opl# • *4011*1 Church 1201 W Futt S lrm . Sanlord Paoia WaaH ym Monodltl. 9dB0W aytld* Dr. Sanlord Pin#cr**t BaplHl Church. 11*W Airport Bi*d Samando United Mothodlei Church, BN 434 and M . Longwood Pram# La** Baplitl. Nidg# Nd . F#rn Part SI. Jama* X M L . *m w Cyprau Pvogr#** Mittronary Baplitl Church. Midway SL LuM M X Church ol Camaron CMy. Inc., SowdWI oil LN . 4* L. Sacond Shiloh Mittronary Baplitl Church W#tl Sanlord Bl. Mary’a A M L Church. SL HI 411 Ottaen Smyrna Baplitl Church. 2S0 Ovwrtrroo# O r. Caaewbarry SL Paul a Mathodlil Church. OaMrn N d. tnlarpnao Suniand Baplitl Church. 2*2* PaHoallo BlraHord Memorial Church, X DaSary SI Jama* Mittronary Baplitl Church. SI Nd 411 Otlaan SI LuM Mittronary Sapntl Church ol Camaron City. Inc Fuel Church el th* Natarma. 2SS1 Smlord Ay*. SI Paul Sapntl Church. 113 Pm* Ay* Ganay* Church ol th* Nauran*. S N 44. Oanaaa SI Malihaw* Baplitl Church Canaan Hgtt LaM Mary Church ol in* Naiaran*. 171 L CrytlW LaM Ay*. LaM Mary Si John t Mittronary Bapinl Church *20 Cypratt Si Longwood Church ol tho Natarano. Wayman 4 Jaatup Ay*.. Longwood Spnnglwid Mittronary Sapntl. I21h A Cadar Tampr# Sapntl Church. Palm Spring* N d, Anamonl* Spring* Mwkhwn Wood* Church ol Iha Naiarona. SN a*. 1H Moot Wall ol Victory Sapntl Church. Old Orlando Nd. al HaaMr Ay* M W Iha Waana Nraar Woatytaw Sapntl Church. 4100 Paoia Hoad |4*A| PINTICO STAL William Chapal Mltalonary Sapntl Church. Mart t William S i . CWvary cnnatian Caniar. 10M Siwa S I . Sanlord Plata Anamonl* Spring* PktSATT KNULM Zion Hop* Sapntl Church, 712 Orang* *•* Deltona Protoyianwi Church. Hoilwtd Bird t Aultm Are DWIona CATHOLIC Flrtl Protbyltnm Church ol Lata Mary Ah Souia Catholic Church. 903 Oak A y «. Sanlord Flrtl Pratbylonan Church. Oak Ar* A 3rd SI Church ol in* Nttvlty, Lata Mwy Firtl Prokbylartm Church ol DaSary. I Highland Our LaM ol Iha Lakat Catholic Church. 1110 Mar unman. DMIona SI Andrew* Piwabylanan Church. M13 Saw Lana Nd SI Ann's Catholic Church, Dogwood Trad. DaSary SI Mwka Preabytenwi Church. 1031 Pawn Spring* Nd . Altamonte Spgt SI Augualln* Catholic Church, Suntat D r. naar Sutton N d. C atawbatry Tutcawdia Prttbylwian Cnurcn. 3000 W ttl S u it Nd 42*. Onado Fla Si. Mary MtgadNtna Catholic Church. Maitland A ta, Upaala Community Pratbylanan Churcn. UpaWa Nd Anamonl* Sprtnga Woaiminiitw Praabylanan Churcn. Nad Bug Nd . CaatWbwrry CtNMTIAM A1VCMTH DAY A0VINTIS1 Flrtl cnnttlan Church. 1107 S Sanlord Ay* Forttl Lake Sarwntn Day Adrwnllil Churcn. Hwy 43*. Forotl City Flrtl ChriaUan Church ol Longwood. 1400 L I WUMamaon Nd. Mar* Hill seventh Day Advaniiti Church. (01 I 2nd S I . Smlord Grace Chrttl tan Church. Mowing w Saminoie TMCA. MS Longwood Sanlord Sevan in Day Advaniiti Church. 9915 N Highway 427 Savanlh Day Adyamial Church. Mwiiand A r* . Allamonla Spring* LaM Mary N d. LaM Mary Winter Spnnga Savanlh Day Advaniiti Church. 90 5 Moat Nd L ai arttw C M W Im Church. Saw LaM Nd. al Jamlton O TH IN CMUNCMIS Nonhaid* Chrttl Ian Church, Flortda Hatm O r. Maitland All Fatih ChapW. Camp Sammoia. Waaiya Park. Nd M o d Chrtitlan Church. 133 W Airport (ltd . Allan t A M I Church. Oily* S 12lh South Sami nolo Chrttllm Church. 300 W. SN 434. Ortado Sawdwl Artnua Hotmaaa ChapW. SaardWI A** CMN S T U N SCICNC1 Flrtl Church ol Chrttl S d m litl. 979 Markham Wood* N d, Longwood Chuiuolk Community Churcn Church ol Jtaut Cnntl ol Lwtar Day Swnit. 2313 Park Ay* CHUNCH OF CMMST Family Church Chninan Caniar 1944 Sammoia Btvd Cataaibarry Church ol ChrtW. 1913 X Pwk Ay* Flrtl Bom Church ol in* Living Ood. Midway Church ol Chrttl M Laat Ilian. U X 17 *2. N. Caaawbarry Fuel Church ol Cnntl. Scwntitl. tlkam Bird and Vonut SI Dwlpna Church ol Chrtat. BOO Palm Sprtnga D r. Altamonte Spring* Flrtl Ptnltcottal Church ol Longwood Church ol Chrttl. Ganava Firtl PoniocotiW Church ol Sanlord Church ol Chrttl. Longwood Full Gotp*l Church ol God in ChrtW. IS29 Jarry Aro . Sanlord Church ol Chrtal. W 17th Si Full GotpW TKw'hAC'y 2724 Country Club Noad Northaids Church ol Chrtal. Fla Harm D r. Maitland G/oco Buna Church. 2*44 S San torn Am South Somlnolo Church oI Chrttl, 9410 LaM HowwU ltd Holy Tnnly Church ol God in Chrttl. ISI4 Mangouttm* Ar# CHUNCH OF OOO Kingdom H#H ol JOhovWi I Wilnott L4M Monroo Unil. 19*2 W Thttd Si Church ol God. 90) Hickory LaM Monro* ChapW. Orange Bird . LaM Monro* Church ol God. *03 W 22nd SI Ml Oiir# Hounati Churcn. Oat Hnl Nd . Otlaan Church ol God. Onydo NarghOomood Alliance Church. M l Mwtham Wood* Noad Longwood Church of Ood Hotin#* a cat r Monro* Pwniacotiw Opon Sibia Tabornaci*. Nidgawood Am OH 29m Church ol God Mittion. Inttrpnt* ooootrla Sammoia High School Church ol God. 1402 W tern Si Praia and Poww Church. I l l W Wubur A r* . Laa* Mary Church ol God in Cnntl. Oviedo Polling Hill! Moravian Church. SN 434. Longwood Church ol God ol Prophecy 290* S I'm Ay* Sanlord Aiiiw k o Church. 1401 S Part Art Church ol God ol Prophecy. 170S S Partimmon Ay* Sanlord Xbw Churcn. 24*0 Sanlord Am Church ol God ol Prophecy 49* S Central. Onado Tho Full GotpW Church ol Our Lord Jatut Cnntl Wtthinglon Si Church ol God (7th DayL Deltona Community Caniar. Canaan City OaNon* llaoc Noomi TM Salvation Army 700 W 24in SI Hatcuo Church ol God 1700 W 131h SI Sanlord Triumph Tho Church ol I ha Haw Agt 100* W Sin Si Trim Church ol God. 2700 Nidgawood A ro . Sanlord Undtd Church ol Chrttl Anamonl* Community Chapa* Allamonla Spnnga CO N O M O AnO N AL Unnad Churcn ol ChrlW Chntlian Fwiuwthip 290 H Country CluO Nd CongragwionW Chrttllm Church. 2401 X Pwk A t* . Smlord [|0g ||gf| IA S TIN N ONTHOOOS Wmi#F Springs Community I i r ^ i c a l Congrogjtton* St ik tltm Ortnodoa Church Si Gaorgo 2001 Dylan Way Maitland WmtS* Spnngt I �. •. M -S o ilo c d Herald. Sanford, WortRR - Friday, M«cri 30, 1RR0 Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. Msrch 30. 1W0 ~ ** •LONDIK by CMc Y«mt Diverticulitis unusual in patients under 50 D E A R D R . O O T T t I'm _ 3 7 - ye ar - ol d mole with dlverttcullttg. How common Is this al m y age. and whal are the chances of recurrence and Ihe poaalblllty of II turning Into colon cancer? D R A R R R A D R R t Diverticulitis, Inflamed aaca surrounding the Inleatlne. la unusual In pailenls under 90. It does occur, but I'd be auspicious that your "diverticulitis'' might be masquerading for other types of bowel Infection, such as colitis or regional enteritis, two Intesti­ nal diseases that are more common In men underdo. Diverticulitis often follows a pattern of attacks and re­ missions. It Is not related to cancer. The affliction is usually treated with antibiotics, which cure scute at tacks. In my opinion, you should have two tests: colonoscopy and a C T scan of your abdomen. During the first test, a gastroen­ terologist or a surgeon examines your entire colon with a long, flexible, lighted tube. The tube Is passed through the rectum, snd the specialist looks st the Interi­ or or the Intestine to identify sites of Infection and diverticular sacs, the areas that can become Inflamed In diverticulitis. Some doctors prefer a colon X-ray. called h barium enema, to obtain similar Information. A C T scan of Ihe abdomen la a special X-ray examination dur­ ing w h ic h the d iv e rtic u la r abscesses, which usually lie outside the lining of the colon, can be seen as abnormal shad­ ows. . laln people msy emll odors that actually repel bugs. While these stomas are loo faint or too subtle for human^rcognltlon. the In­ sects can perceive them. Like many medical hypothe­ ses. this theory has no practical application al present. I suggest you apply Insect repellent to both your children during Ihe mosquito season: be sure to w * i t by Jimmy Johnson l wiik ootix* to fiAy FRANK AND ERNEST £m fU M M S lU \ zueeeir "il vShi by Bob Thovos o tv O L U T IO N ; o l »N P \S A !P fA , e/ftJlf, f U T you Ha V* To I K N O W VfHfN TO S jo p ' G A R FIELD by Jim Dovit II J U I liJI I 111 liiJl.il IU i ii i ii i i.in iiiio IWTOW inn M M t.™ “ a w w f1" 17 SSaTtaftli ucsasgsdsg. 34 UacaaBi IS tack at MCsawssI M l eksslsra. S3 Flown y r ] s .i •> . _ •MM , Ta lhal al CC I. Oanaral nmorclal I0 A L D U C R IF T IO N I lata 1 * 1 . Stack IA TR a. f l. MOM j gonaealiy RaacrMaR aa I laMh Ilm Avanua Planning an* Zoning i will tutor 11 a rac la aw City Cam ntawan Mi laeor M. ar agounl »ha r a g u a t la d c h t " » a ar tt Tha City Cam n u titn Will halS a FiiSlic 'H « » r m g in tha CammlaUan >R i m m Ma City HaU. t o t o i >FlarMa at ) « • P M an April. a. la canaMar ta d rtcam cut tana than hoe* an apgartwsi Iy to ba heard at tat* hearings ■y ardor M Ma Planmnf ana Zoning Commission M Ma City M t o l a r t Fiord* nut It! «ay M March, lias Jahn Marrla. Chairman Planning an* Zoning Cammlaaian ADVICE TO THC P U t llC II a pat ton decides la apaaai a dact-on tnada wim ratpacl la any manor ct o ld , red al Ma above meeting ar haarmf. ha mar «##d a verbatim rtcord M tha procaaRmat including lha testimony and rriRtnca. which racard H nM provdto by Ma Clfy M Sanford IF S IM 4 IM I Putotih March II. M. ION D EO lit IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F T H IIID N T E E N T N JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT IN A N O P O R SEM INOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA c a s e NO: aaiati CAaa-L IN R E THE MARRIAGE OF R O BER T J BOYLE. Pttitdfwe Husband and ■ E V E R LV FR A N C E S Sa m p s o n , ab/a B E V E R L Y SHEETS. Rttpondenl Wit* N O T IC I OP ACTION TO RaaarlyFrancat IIJS AalapagaOr Kailua. Hawaii YOU AKE N O TIF IE O Mai an action hat boon Mad againtl you and you art rtovrad N tarya a copy al your writNn dtNntot. il any. la P A U L V M O V E R . E S Q U IR E P tllllo n a r-t A l tor nay wtiott addrrtt it M l 1 Watt Slat* Road CM Longwood Florida w n . an ar baNra May I. I fas and UN Md original wim Ma CNrk M M lt Caurt ailhar baNra tartk a an PahlNnar t alNrnay ar ImmadiaNly Mara altar, ar a dtla vlt will bo •niortd againtl you lor lha roiwl dtmandtd m Ma Cam plaint W ITNESS my hand and tool oi Mit Court on lha MM day ot March itts t*srtf'-1 - dum m y and played a heart to his hand, disclosing the anticipated bad trump break, but declarer had the situation under control. Declarer played out hts winning spades. West hod to follow until only three tricks remained, and he was reduced to the Q-J-7 of hearts. When declarer led his last spade to the 11th trick. West had the choice of ruffing low and being overruffed In dummy, or rufflnd high and leading from 0-7 ofhearts back Into declarer's K -IO . Either way the defense could only take three tricks. NORTH VMM •J •M SI ♦ q jz ♦ AQ J 7J war IAQI1 S Q J 741 • KB EAST ♦ 7 S1 y... ♦ 10I I 7 S 4 3 ♦ KIS SOUTH ♦ K 10111 VA k 10s ♦A ♦ ibis Vulnerable: Neither Dealer South SaaCk Watl Marik Eatl 1« Pan 1 NT* 1 • if Pm Sy Pan •V Dbl. Al) PAM '( octIjib for m mod Openlni lead: ♦ K fact, behavior uf this Ilk could put a damper on everyone's day. 8 A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In some cases you're likely to manage your resources rather skillfully today, but there could be others where you' ll be extremely Inept. Don't let your bad deals ovrrshudow your good ones. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) T ry not to let yourself get put In thr position today where others will have a greater Influ­ ence over the direction you take lhan you will yourself. Avoid restraints. A Q U A R IU S (.Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today you might have to deal with an Individual who has caused you some difficulties In Ihe past. If you arc loo Influ­ enced by old memories, you're not likely to handle things too well. PISCES (Feb. 2 0 March 20) Companions will find you a pleasant person with whom to socialize today, but not necessar­ ily a generous one. Do what you can to be equally attractive In both area. 1C) 1990. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN by Ltonard Starr Pi I M No I m h | O rS M M I M hr M Sanford. Sawtowti nty. Fiord* i i a n l n f tra m IS I. •la Family Derailing Rati . yj deal from outsiders man we ran from our pals. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) Strive to think of yourself und make your own derisions today, because If you seek advice from associates, you might grt con­ flicting opinions that will only confuse you more. L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) Do not make a big deal about It If you go out of y ou r way to be of assistance to another loduy. Complaining about what you did will make the recipient sorry for asking for help. V IR O O (Aug. 23-Scpl. 221 Today If you get Involved In something ubout which you know little, don't be afraid to admit It. You could do more harm If you lead other to believe you know what you're doing. L IB R A (Sept. 23 0ct. 23) It's extremely Important today that you do not play favorites where your friendships are concerned. Those who feel they arc not being treated equally, rould lose respect for you. SC O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22| We all have faults and It won't enhance your popularity today If you start dwelling on the short­ comings of your companions. In N00FP06IN6 P0INT9 Of VttWAttTING IN T H I AUPPie i M ma City Cammlatlan n City HMl, to la * i al r M PM an Tkwt ail S. Ittt la cantin' Ma It) IMO ay NtA. Inc B y Bsrwloa b e « « Osol T O U R B IR T H D A Y M arch 3 1 , 1BOO In the year ahead you are likely to put more emphasis than unusual on establishing material objectives. In your case, this may be wise, because It could substantially enrich your life. A R IE S (March 21-Aprtl 19) Keep privileged information to yourself today, especially In matters that are pertinent to your career. If you talk too much. It could lead to your own undoing. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. T A U R U S (April 20-May 201 A poor altitude will make re­ sponsibilities with which you have to contend today much tougher than they actually are. If you think positive, the opposite will be true. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) There Is a fine line between friendship and business today lhal could work against you. Sometimes we can gel a better ' ,*■ ^ 13UUU U fJtJlll JlJU J i l l . Jf.1l J J l l L l l 'J n l L I J L llJ l'J lI M J JU L J IIU M U tirjLltJU J U l i I I U L 'J U L K K - J k J U U J J U L U J LSU.JU U U U .Jill.. U U U lIlllJ U L J L d L J iJ U West was done In by hts partner's frisky ovcrcoll on a tong but headless suit. If West had made any reasonable lead other than the diamond king, the contract would surely have been defeated. by Wornor Brothers follow directions on the product label, because some repellents are applied directly to clothing und not to skin. ICII*W»lu»«p«mt EritarprNa Attn JuLU SLI B y Jam as Jacoby West must have thought that Christmas had come early. With stacks In both of declarer's suits and a partner who was bidding, he was quick to double and lead his partner's suit. Little did he realise that the lead would give declarer the opportunity to bring home a nearly Impossible con­ tract. Declarer won the diamond ace but spumed the club finesse. Instead he led to dum m y's ace and discarded both his remain­ ing clubs on the queen and Jack of diamonds. West ruffed the third diamond and played a club, declarer ruffing East's king. Spades were next. With no way to get to dummy, declarer simply led a low spade from hts hand. West won the queen and. needing an exit, continued with the ace. Declarer ruffed In ANNIE BUGS BUNNY PETER GOTT.M.D. J v J U lJ U i l l y J 1 iVrOTtn~iV~nnrf*iil ’ f EfbuH s'.A < tkiM a B A R LO A N D JANIS rorusuc aka It Haraby fivan ISM a Htarlns win Sa haW fev n o tic i JIK-JL'JIIU ULK JlliJfJ j jm jt it .iu u iK 'j J iiu m u m u j j u i iu D RAR DR. O O T T t I have two children, ages 9 and 6. The oldest gels a Ion of mosquito biles, while the younger one does not. Is there a chemical difference, and Is there some­ thing we can do to prevent this? D E A R R E A D E R ! Insects seem more attracted to some people than to others. Although the reason for this preference Is not known, experts believe cer- UflRl NOtiCDt .Eflil NotiC— , is e a l i M ARVANNE MORSE CLER K OF TH E COURT By Sharon Dunn Oaputy CNrk Putolth March M. April a. U. IS IMS O IO S ) IN T H I CIR CUIT CO UR T OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIA L CIR CUIT OF TH E S TA TE OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE CO UNTY. CIVIL ACTION Cats No: It M lt C A S t L SOUTHTRUST M ORTGAGE COR POR A T ION. a Daiawara corporation. Piamtitl. W AYNE R TE S TU Tan d DIANE M TE S TU T. Oolondanlt NO TICE OF M L * No!ico it haraby giyon lhal. pur want N o Final Judgmanl al Forscloturo ontortd In Iho a b o rt ttyiad caul#. In Ih# C irc u it Court ol Som lnolt County. Florida. I will tall lha proparly tilualo in Sammalt Csunly. Florida, dnenbodat Lai II TRAILWOOO E S TA TE S - SEC ONE. ac cording N Mo plal lha»tol at rocordtd in Plal Book IA al Pagot V and M. ol Ma Putoic Htcorot al SommoN County. F Nr Ma a* putoic taN. N Ma highott and bail toddtr. lor cath. al lha Watl Ironl door ol Ma SaminoN County Cour thouta al Sanlord. Florida al II !• A M on May L IN TN R CIR C U IT COURT. M M O FOR SRRNNOLR COW NTT, FLO R ID A ID T N I CIRCUIT COURT of t n i u rn JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT I M A M FOR t C R U M L I CO UN TY. FLORIDA c a i r n o . taaastc A a t f F ID R R A L NATIO NAL M 0 A T0 A 0 R ASSOCIATION. C A M M M R IttR I COCCICTIVE F ID E HAL SAVINOt AMO LOAN ASSOCIATION. FRANK L MARRING TON. MM. tat. N D TK R O M A LI N O T IC I IS H I R I R T O IV IN nuravast M an OrRar ScJioduUng Faroe daur* SMa antara* M IMa caaa rw> panMna In t e d Caurt. Ma MyN M wMch It M U M H Ii SEMINOLR Caunty Cm M tabby. H I N Park SantarR. FlarMa 3T77I M II N A M an Ma wm Ray M May. OrRar ar FtnM JuRamant. la M l. LM It. and Ca.trad F art mg S. C V F II S S V ILLA G E !R 0 R IF L A T . TR A C T C - PHASE I. acctrWna la Ma PIM MaraM at tacardtd m Plat Baa* M. gaga It. PwBIIC RacarRt al Semmele Caunty. PlerMe D A TE D M lam Inala Catady. F NrMa MM SOM M March. ION M ARVANNI m o r s e A* Clark. Clrcvll Caurt SammaN County. FlarMa ■y Jan* I JatawK At Oaputy Clark Putolth March Jg. April * -l«N D EO II I N O T IC I OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nonet It hereby given MM wa art trgta t* In but watt al <TM S Orlando rial. SantarR. Fla a m . SamlnaN County. FlarMa. undar MO Fktittowt Mama M T E X M E X C O N C R E TE , and MM wa inland M ragttlar taM namt wIM Ma Clarb M lha Circuit Court. Sam lnaN County. Florida. In accardanca wtm lha P ra tiu a n t al lha FlctllNua Natna Slatulat. Ta Wll SactNn MS Ft FlarMa StatuNt It it Sotoirut M Martlnai JatutM Marl mat Publith March » . April *. II. n . io n D EO IN NO TICE NOTICE It haraby *iran Mai Ma Board al Caunty Commit tiantrt al SamlnaN County. Florida. inNndt to hold a public haaring to cantldtr Ma ante! man! al an ardmanct tnliliad AN O R DINANCC A M IN O IN C T H I LAND DEVELOP M IN T COO* O F SEMINOLE C O U N TY S U B S TA N T IA L L Y R EW P ITF SIGN STANOAROS FOR O F F FR B M IS B S O U T DOOR A D V ER TIS IN G SIGNS. PR O VIDING FOR NONCON F O R M IN O S IO N S T O R E R R O U G H T IN T O C O M P t l A N C I PRIOR T O JU N E I. ISOS. PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN L A N O D E V E L O P M E N T C O O I . P R O V I D I N G PO R S I V I R A R I U T V A N D PRO V IO IN G A N E F F E C T I V E D ATE. t l l R p m . t r a i toon mortal N r at paitiblt. ar IN rag* matting an Ma lam day al April. IPSA al Ma SaminoN County Saryictt Building 1101 E atl Pint Straat. Room W IU . San lard. F lo rid a Fartant a r t ad, Itad mal. II May dacidt appeal any dtcItMn madt al M lt haaring. May will naad a racard al lha procaadmgA and. Nr wch purpota. Ma may naad N mwra Mat a uarbalim racard al Ma procadding* it madt. which rac ord Mcludat lha latllmony and tyidanca upon which tha appaal it to baba tad M ARVANNE MORSE Clack N Ma Baard al Caunty Cammittionart al SaminoN County. Florida By Sandy Wall Dtputy CNrk Putolth: March N. IftB DEO 100 TH E RRSA DIXON. JAC K O O f I Anthony M trthNI Tanant. SOUTHERN M ORTGAGE COM PANY. Brkta U N IT E D S O U TH ! RN M O R TG A G E. INC., and any imknawn hotrt. Ratiaaaa. granwaa. craMkart. andalharimkrw npartantar wN nann tgauaat claiming by. MraugA. and undar any M Ma N 0 T IC R 0 0 F O R R C LO S U R ISALR N O T IC I N haraby airan Mai lha undartlgnad M arya nn « Marta Clark al Ma C u tu ll Caurt M SamlnaN Caunty. PNrMa. will an Ma Mh Ray al May. taaa. M Il ia o'clock a m .M Ma Watl _a BBS* w —a Mo 11 ft rim JRlllit^R Caunty CauriaauM. laniard. Florida. aTNr N r tMa and tall M N auHry N lha tughatl and hat! toddtr N r caah. Ma IMNw ma Ratcrtbad proparly tiluaN In SammaN Caunty. Florida LM IA A CA D EM Y MANOR U N IT O NE. according N aNI aM racardad m Plat Book I I . Pago *1. al lha Public Rtcardi M SammaN Caunty. FltoMa pursuant N Ma Final Judgmtnl irtd In a COM ponding m taM Caurt. Ma tlyN M which It MdkaNd about WITNESS my hand and M Hciai tool at ta*d Caurt M i llrd day M March. IMB (CO URT SEAL) Ataryanna Marta CLERK OP TH E C IR CU IT COURT ■y. JanaE JatawK Oaauty CMrh Putolth March M. April A ION D E O li t IN T N I C IR CU IT COURT OP T N i I I O H T I E N T H JUO ICIA L CIR CU IT. IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA C A S I NO: IF M il C A B F F H AL ARDEN. Piamiin. IN TN R C IR C U IT CO UR T OR TNR E M N T E R N T M JV O IC lA L CIR CU IT IN A N O P O R SEMI N O L I C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S I NO. • F lia a C A .il L F IIR D M A N B F R IE O M A N . PA. Ptamlilt. IN TN R CIR CUIT CO UR T OP T N I U R N T R I R T N JU O IC IA L CIR CUIT. IN A N O FO R B R M IN 0 L I CO UN TY. FLORIDA c a s i NOiiaa** c a b * p IN R E T H I MARRIAGE OF A IO A D * JESUS. PalitNnarrWIN. JANOI CORPORATION, a FlarMa CarparaINn. P W COMPTON. LOUISE COMPTON. RMW h a m and ten ant, and CLASSIC P R O P IR T IIS O F C E N TR A L FLORIDA. INC . a PNrMa CarparaINn. JU A N DEJESUS. N O T IC I OP A C TIO N TO P W COM PTON. LOUISE COMPTON, all partNt cltommg inNrati by. Mraugh. undar ar againtl P W COM PTON, all partNt claiming in N rttl by. Ih ra ugh undar ar a g a in tl LOUISE COM PTON, and all raryutrtd N tarya a copy at yaur writtandatantat. IIany. M ila n Thamat L. SNphan. Iiwuira. Pallllanar-* attarnay. wto*a addraat It i l l Dag Track Road. FlarMa STIR an ar 1 1. Ino. and U N Ma original wIM Ma CNrk at Ma Caurt adtor batara taryka an gulrad N tarya a copy at your writtan dttantat. II any. la il an William H Marrttan. Etgmra. Altar nay lor Cratt Claimant CLASSIC P R O P E R T IE S OF C E N T R A L F L O R ID A . INC . whota addrttt It M l O N n la Avanua. SmW I N I AllamanN Sprmgt. F L M ltl an ar kalara Ma bid day at May. Itaa. and N tto Ma anginal wiM Ma CNrk at M lt Caurt. alMar batara taryka an Cratt Clarmant t aitornay or im m t d i a la ly t k a r a a t la r . aiharwita. a dtlauli will ba anlarad againtl rau lar lha ralMt dtmandtd m Md cratt D tN d an M il in n day at March. I tog M ARVANNE MORSE By HaaMar Bnmnar Oaputy CNrk Putolth March M. April *. 11. o« recorded In Plot Book I. Pogo SO. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florido. togothor miffs tho Improvement* thereon end the future* end equipment therein contomed end mhkh premite* o/k'o 4)4 Hickory Are . Sonlord. Florido purtuont to tho Fusel Judgment entered m o c o m ponding in *o«d Court, the otylo ol mh»ch •* indicotod Above WITNESS my bond And ol fklot m a I ot so«d Court thi* 14th doy of Morch. 1W0 (S EA L) M ARYANNE MORSE CNrk of tho Circuit Court ByJeneE Jo*emk Publish Morch )4 April 4. IWO D EO 309 IN T H B C IR CU IT COURT OF TH E I0TM JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N O FO R SEM IN OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A S I N O W 111* C A M P F E D ER A L NATIONAL M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plolntifl v* CARL H J A H N S .E T A L . Dofondont* N O TIC E OF ACTION TO CARL H JAHNSond ERIKA JAHNS R ESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN M AILING AOORESS IM WinQsrtsQwnd IT 43/4 Sloan Bock TS im Wool Gor mony N O TICE TO PUBLIC D A T E D thit U n d day si ANO TO All ptrtont clolmtng Notice Is hereby given that o March. Itts on intorstf By. through, undor or Public Hoofing mill bo hold by Maryann# Mona tho Planning end Zoning Com ogolncl tho oforosoid Oofon CNrk ol Circuit Court mission in tho City Commission dont* By JanaE JatawK Chamber s. City Hell. Sonlord YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTI Publith March )0. April A IftO Florido ot T 00 P M on Thurs F IE O T H A T on action to loro D I O 10* doy. April t. 1990 to consider the Oo m o morfgogo on fho Io IIouf IN T N I CIR CU IT COUNT following change and emend tng dounbod proporty locotod OF T N I E IG H T E E N TH *men! to me Zoning Ordinance ot in Somtnofo County. F IothSo JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT ttm City of Sanford. Seminote Unit 103. CRANE S ROOST IN A N O F O R . County. Florido V I L L A G E . S E C T IO N V II . SEMINOLE CO U N TY. Re toning from AG. Agricul togothor uulft* on undivided FLORIDA tyre 4 4)/3 *horo in tho common C A S I MO If i m C A # f L To that ol Rl I. Restricted tlomont* oppurtonont fhoroto M ILTO N CR AFT JUNE According to tho DocloroHon of Industrial W CR AFT, hit*!**. Condominium ro<ord»d m Of LEG A L DESCRIPTION Tho PUmtiftv helot Record* Book IN/. Pogo West ' a of S 44S tf of Block JO v% MM Smith's Subdivision. PB I. Oil/, of the Public Rocord* of JO H N O DANIELS. M ARIE D Seminole County. Florid* PGSS CMOWANSKI CO UN TY OF TO G E T H E R with oil the »m Being generally described os SEM IN OLE.#tsi . provomont* no* or horoottor N E Corner Bevmr Rood end D •roctod on the property, end oil sm Street NOTICE OF The Planning and Zoning •e»ement%. right*, oppwrto FORECLOSURE SALE Commission mill submit o roc noncov rent*, royoltto*. miner NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN ommendotion to me City Com ol. oil end go* right* end profit*, l hal t h« u n d in if lo a d . •eter. motor right* end motor mission •n favor ot. or ogomst. MARVANNE MORSE. Ctork ol dock, ond oil liituro* nom or tho re q u e s te d change or mo Circuit Court. Sominol* horooHor e port of tho proporty amendment Tho City Com County Fto iiN . • illo ftltw lfih including ropiocomontt end od mission mill hold o Public Onp ol Avril. IVSO. al II 00 am Hearing m the Commission diimn* moroto ol iht A it i Iront door ol Iht hm* boon ftiod ogom*t you. end Room .n the City Man Sanford V-m no's Cownty CourtnowM Florido ot T 00 P M on April 9. irou oro rocpjtrsd to R r* t o copy W ilord Fiondo oHor tor U U 1990 to consider sod retom Of rour mntton doton*o*. «t ony. «r*S MU Ot pofcist OuNry lo ft* mendofion to m -» Action on ROGER D n. r7so%i snd t>*dd*r for totn BEAR of ANOERSON 4 RUSH All partus in interest and »7*B lofKjdg ng dru r Urd property Attorntf* tor Plotntitf. ohow cituens shall have an opportune •at SominoM Coontv F tor id* Ha Address I* m E asI ContrAl fy to be heard at sod hear mgs Mil * By order ol the Planning and Boultrord. OrlAndO Florido Lo» ||. Block A. W E S T Zoning Commission of tho City J2P01 And til# mo origmol mth B R A N T L E Y L A K E ROAO of SonHard Florida mis 1st day m* Ciork of t«M Above ttyiod ot Morch. 1990 H EIG H TS. otcord»nR »o mo Plot Court on or bsHaro tho Itm dor •rwraol 0 %rtcordod *n Plot Book iohn Morns Chairmen ot April. IM i. othormiso o Planning and /orung t J. ol mo PgdK Roc ord* ludginonl moy bo ontorod •I SomuaoM County fio rd s Commission Agotnst you tor tho r tlo l do |ph.«wonl Ha F r u i iudgnstoi of ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It m^ndtd »n tho C ompiAknf i c k i y r t tnfftrod *n fho « *j*f%on dtedes to appeal a W ITNESS M Y HAND ANO .uc .o «>p«od otndfnd cOUM SEAL OF SAIO COURT on m.% decision mad* m«n respect to W ITNESS m , Modd «nd mo ony matter considered at the lathdop ol Morch IffO i m i of wad Court h»i | 30m dor above meet.ng ( hearing he I Soot) of Moren i ho may need a verbatim record of M ARY ANNE MORSE mo procoodmgs including the (SEAL! a * C*ork otto»d Court M ARVANNE MORSE ( testimony and evidence mhich By R «m King C»of k o* moCucuif Court I record is not provided by me osUspwty Clerk Publish Morch 10 11 14 April I City of Vsnlord iFSMaOiftJ) dr Oopkjty Oork , Publish March 11 30 «9*q 4 I WO Ptdlti»*n M a r ih l) 10 1WQ O EO 144 1oeo m oco m N O TICE OP ACTIO N TO J U A N D EJE S U S . MS Michigan S I . Sanford. F L B U I Y O U A N I H ERER V NOT I P H D Mat an action H r Oit tahiton a» Marnaga hat boon haua any right. Ill In lha proparly M r t ln tcrlbad Y O U A R I N O T IF IE D Mat a Croat claim lac Formant al Fundi HaM In lha RagHlry at Ma Circuit Caurt at Sammalt Caunty. Florida m Ma apart■ imata amount at Twanty Sit Thousand Faur Hundred Thirty Si a D a lia n and ta canty tia canIt i U t O t II I hat toon Mad WOOOROW PO PE. aHngN man. and SUN RANK. NA TIO N A L ASSN . Poland tn iltl N O T IC I OP FORECLOSURE I A L I N O T IC I It haraby givan Mal Ma imdartignad Clark al Ma C irc u it Court al Stm inala Caunty. Florida, will, an Ma Iglh day al May. ifM . t i l l M A M at Ma WEST Front Door al Ma Sammalt County Cturthtutt. laniard. FlarMa ator lor taN and tall al public outcry to Ma highott and batt toddtr lor cath Ma tallowing datenbad proparly tituaMd m SEM INOLE Caunty. Florida Lai S. BNch g. TN r C. Town ol N O T IC I UNDER FIC TITIO U S NAM E S TA TU TE TO WHOM IT MA Y CONCE RN NOTICE I* hereby given thet the undersigned, purwont to the “ Fictitious Nom* Stotute". Chopter 145 09. Florido Slotutes mill register mith the Clerk ot mo Circuit Court, m end tor Seminole County. Florido. upon receipt end proof of the publico lion of mis Notice, the fictitious nemo, to mlt K U E K IN G B IL L A R D S P A R LO R under mhkh me espect to ongogo m business Ot ISIS S Hlghmoy IT 93. MoiMend. Florido Thet tho corporation interested in sold business engerprtM is os tmloms W P INVESTM ENTS. INC .0 Florido corporation O A TE O ot Orlondo. Orange County. Florido. Morch9.1990 W P IN VESTM EN TS. INC By Woyno PhUpot President Publish Morch 14. 23. 34 April 4 1990 D EO ITS LXHl Notic— LdqiI Notic— 10.1«M 010)01 dittoly M tr it to r : aMarwtat a dtlauli Wilt ba antaaad agamtl to D A TE D an March It. IBM I Court Stall M A R Y A N N ! MORSE A t CNrk at Ma Caurt Ry SRgrgaDunn A t Oaputy CNrk Publith March St. April k. IS. SO. Itog D I O MS IN TN R CIR CUIT CO UR T OP T N I H O M T II N T M JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT IN A N O FO R IR M IN O L I CO U N TY , FLORIDA Cota Na. agglis CA aa l H ANDY LU IIN S K Y. Plamltll. L O R IN IO JO R R IN . A NNIE CLARK . ROSE MARIE PO LAK O FF. U N IT E D STA TES O F AME RICA and JOHN OOC and JA N E DOE. tmknpwn N O T IC I OP ACTIO N TO LORENZO JO R RIN and A N N II CLARK YOU A R I N O T IF IE D Mal an action H tortcMta an agraamanf N O TIC E OP A D M IN IS TR A TIV E COM PLAIN T T O Gilles Goulet Co m No P L T4INSI An Administrative Complaint to revoke your ik em em and eligibility tor licensure has boon filed ogomst you You hove the right to request o hearing by mailing o request tor some to the Florido Deportment of In suranco. Division ol Logoi Serv ices. 411 Larson Building Tallahassee. F lor d o 33)99 0300 It o request tor flooring is not received by April 4. 1994 the right to o heormg in mi* matter mill be moived and me Insur once Commissioner mill dispoM of mis co u m in act or dance mith lorn Publish March*. 10.31 34 1990 D EO 104 ~ N O T IC I OP A PUBLIC HEARING OP PROPOSEDCNANOES A N O A M B N O M IN TS IN C E R TA IN DISTR ICTS A NO BOUNDARIES OP T N I IO N I NO ORDINANCE OP T N I C IT Y OP SANFORO. FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing mill be held m the Commission Room ot the City Hell in the City of Sanlord Florido ot T 00 o clock P M on A p ril 9. 1990 to consider changes end amendments to the Zoning Ordinance ot tho City ol Sanford. Florida eslouoms A portion ot that certain proporty lying ot the Northeast corner ol the intersection of Film street end Bevier Rood is proposed to bo roroned tram AG. Agriculture to that of Rl I. Restricted Industrial Said property being more particular ly described os tel toms The West 11 ot South 4SS tt of Blk JO MM Smith's Subdivision PB t. PG SI. ot the Public Records of Semino** Coimty. Florida All parties in interest and citizens shall hove on opportuni ty to be heard at said hearing By order ol the City Com mission ot the City ot Sanford Florido AOVICE TO TH E PUBLIC If a person decides to appeal o decision mod* mith respect to ony matter considered at the above meeting or hearing he moy need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence mhKh record is not provided by the City of Sanford (FS394 0IOJI Janet R Donahoe City Clerk Publish Morch TO 30. IWO D EO lit N O TIC E OF A PUBLIC H EARINO OF PROPOSEDCHANOES A H O A M EN D M EN TS IN C E R TA IN D ItT R IC T S AND BOUNDARIES OF TH E ZONING ORDINANCE OF TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notic* is hereby given that a Public Hearing mill be held m the Commission Room at me City Hall in tho City ol Sanlord Florida, at / 00 o'clock P M on A p ril 9. 1990. to consider changes and em#nd<n*nts to the Zoning Ordinance ot the City ot Sanford Florida as Unions A portion of that certain property lying betmeen Il m Avenue and Myrtle Avenue and between 17th Street and 11th Street is proposed to be rt zoned from SR I. Smgk Family Dwell mg ResuJnefiel to that ot GC 7 General Com m ercial Said property bemg more particular ly desc r ibed as follows Lot 7 4 4. Block 14 TR 4 PB l PG *0 Town ol Sanford. Ot the Public Records ot Seminote County F lor ida All partus m interest and Citizens shall have an opportuni ty k be heard at sa d hear ma By orOvr at the City Com missun ot m » City ol Sanford F tor ida AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal 4 decisun made with respect H» any matter saru-dnid et the above meeting u» hearing he may need a verbatim record ot the proceeds* including me testimony and evidence which record is not provided by me City et Sanford iF lT M U O tJ Janet R Uonanu* City Ckr* Publish March 70 » ietO t)EO 17/ scribed proporty k County. Florido. L O T I. C A R M E N O A K S . ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F. AS R ECO R O ED IN P L A T BOOK 33. PAGE 43. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO U N TY . FLORI DA. C IT Y OF A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS has boon filed ogomst you end you oro required to serve a copy ot your mritten defonM*. it any. t# it on Rkhord A Utrkh ot Duttey. Judd. Webb 4 Devs. P A . Plaintiffs attorney mhoM address is 3940 South Tomtom! Trail. Sarasota. Florido 34339. on or betor* Moy I. 1994 and file the origmol mitti tho Ciork ol mis Court timer before service on Plaintiff s attorney or imme diotoly thereafter othermiM o default mill be entered ogomst you tor tho retlet demanded m the Compiemi or petition D A TE O on Morch 31.1990 M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CO UR T Ry JoenBrUlent Deputy Clerk Publish Morch 30. April 4 13. TO. 1990 D EO 300 LtgalNolictt Ltgil Wotictt Ltqd NotiCHt IN T N I CIR C U IT COURT. IN A N R FOR I I M I M O i l COUNTY. IN TNR CIR C U IT COURT OF T N I I I R N T I I N T N J U D IC U L CIR C U IT. SEMINOLR CO UN TY. FLO R ID A C A S I NO. EFB3IFCA OIL OIANNE P K E N N E D Y . Plamltll. IN TN R CIR C U IT COURT OP T N I I I R N T I I N T N JU O IC IA L CIR CU IT FOR TN R S TA TE OF FLO R ID A IN AN O POR SEMINOLR CO UN TY. FLORIDA. CataN*i a g » C » C A t t I Oanaral JarNdktoa C A S I NO t F tM T C A tP L L IO N W S T IIN M IY IR a n d M ARYE S T IIN M IY IR Plamltll. JOHN VAN 0 1 H IV . N O T IC I OP M L R N O T IC I Ik H I R I R Y glyan Mal purw ant M Final Judgm tnl al FargcMtura randarad an lha IJrd day at March, i m In Mal carlaln cauta ponding In lha Circuit Caurt m and N r Sami naN County- Florida, wharttn Loan W SMInmayar and Mtoy I SNinmaygr It Ptamtitt and Jahn Van Da Hay It Dattndanl. Cata Numbar ta ttc l CA t t L. I. M A R V A N N I MORSE. CNrk at Ma t too laid Circuit Caurt. will a l t I M A M an Ma MM day at April. Igog. artar tar taN and tall M lha higtotl and batt bidder Mr cath at Ma Watt Irani door at Ma Stmlnplt County CaurMovta at kanMrd. FlarMa. tha Ml law mg datenbad rtai tthraM and btmg m Caunty. Florida. M ARTHUR YO UNG A N O L IR A YOUNG, hit wIM. and IN V ES TM EN T S EC U R ITY M A N A G EM EN T C O R P . a Florida CarparaINn. • hall n i l al lo t a. ■Neb 4. T N r *. al Ma TOWN OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, accord I n g N E R TR A F F O R D S M A P T H E R E O F , racardad In Plal ■oak I. Pagat M i t al Ma Public Racard* al SammaN Caunty. FlarMa T ageMar wIM ratting tMck. attka iurnlturt. lumithmgt and agutgmant. machtna tad* and mvanMry at datcrlbad m Mal carlaln marlgaga racardad O llK itl Racarda Book t i n al paga III* through ID I al I Public Racard* al SamlnaN County. Florida Said *ala w ill ba m a d t purtuanl N and m ordyr to talltly lha N rm t al ta-d Final N O T IC I OF SALE Naika It glyan lhal purtuanl farad an Ma TTnd day al March. I l f g . in C iv il A ctio n Na ( f i l l c C A t a L al Ma Clrcuil Court al lha CighManM Judkial Circvii. In and lor SammaN County. Florida. In which AR T H U R Y O U N G and L I R A Y O U N G , h it w ilt, and IN V IS T M I N T S E C U R ITY MAN AGE M I N T CORP . art lha Da •andantt. and D IA N N E P K EN N ED Y . It Ma Ptamlilt. I I tall N Ma highatl and bail toddtr H r cath m Ma tabby at tha watl Irani daar al lha SammaN Caunty Ceurthouta. m Sanlord Florida, al II a m an lha IBM day al May. ION. Ma WHawMg datenbad raal prapar ly tat N rM m IM Summary Ooted mis )4th day of March 1990 M AR YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O P THE C IR CU IT COURT By JanaE Jowmk Oaputy Clerk Publish Morch 34 April4. 1990 D E 0 3C4 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice IS hereby given that I am engaged m business ot 30/ Spoonbill Court. Winter Springs. F L 33700. Seminole County. Florido. under tho Fictitious Noma ot MASS M AR KETING, end that I intend Id register said name mith the Clark of the Circuit Court. Semmok County. Florida. In accordance mith the Provisions ot tho Fictitious Nome Statutes. To Wit Section M l 09 F lor ido Statutes 193/ Monsour S Skill Publish March*. 141X34)990 O EO 103 s i r ' l l . Black I , S A S A L PO INT A M I N O I D PLAT, ac rdwif H Ito Plal Me ria l at racardad In Plal Book I*. Pagat U Ihrougn 44. al lha Putok Racardt al SammaN County. Florida O A T E O M i l l l l h day al March. IfM CNrk aC Ma Clrcuil Caurt ■yJanaE JatawK Oaputy CNrk Putolth March M. A p ril* Ito* D IO JO/ N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business ot 30/ Marc S t. Sanford. FL 3377L Semmok County. Florida, undor mo Fktitious Name of ALTAIR S C IE N T IF IC F O U N D A TIO N , end mot I Intend to register said name mith the Clark of I Circuit Court. Semmok County. Florida, in accordance mth the Provisions ot the Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 193/ O raO 'Norm ) Ennis Publish March 33. 34 April 4 13 1990 DEO 333 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notke it hereby given mot I am engaged in business ot 1903 Wingfield Dr . Longmeod. Sami note Caunty. Florida, under the Fktttiaut Name ot M AX TECH C O M P U TE R SYSTEM S, and that I mtend to register sa>d name mith the Cl**k ot me Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, m accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 F lor ula Statutes 193/ Alan J Davit Publish March 9. to. 2X 30. 1990 D EO 93 IN TH B CIR CUIT COURT. C lO M TC f NTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CA SI NO tt-IM J CA IBO IN R l i F O R F E ITU R E OF THE FOLLOW ING DESCRIBED P R O V IB TV I I I O N I 1*11 BMW M O O IL HOI TWO DOOR AUTO M O BILE. V E H IC L E ID E N TIF IC A TIO N NUMBER A A GOOt BtOt! 1*0 N O T IC I OF FO B FB ITU R B FB O C B IO IN O S TO R ktordC Sa#ktoi. Jr . U J AmltL Way. Catwibarry FL X X I and all aitovt # to claim an miaratt ui ma taHtotingtoapartY a) ana Itgl BMW Medal M l TwaOoof Aulomotoia. VIN AAGAXXBaOIIMO. ah kh . . 1 tautd on or about tto im day al February. IttOal or near ma parting lol al Lyman Higft School. Somintoe County. Florida, by and baing had by Cattaibarry Policy Daparlmant. Catuibtrry. Sammok County. Florida oho aill appear baler# Ito HONORABLE C VERNON M IZ E. JR . on l»lh day ol May. 1*10 al I » A M in room NUA lor mo purpota al tiling a Petition lor Rule *o Shm Cauta and lor Final Order al Forleilure ohy the datenbad properly mould not bo terNiled to ito uto ol or tale by lha Chiel ol Polka Cattaibarry Polka Department. Cattaibarry. Saminola County Florida, upon producing duo prool lhal tho tamo oat uttd in SammaN County Florida, m violation ol Iho loot ol Iho SlaN ol Florida daalmg mth contraband and other criminal oINntet purtuanl lo Florida SlaiuNt « U Ml MA YOU DO NOT HAVE TO A F F IA R . I H EREBY C E R T IF Y Rial Hut Notice and lit accompanying pNadmgt art being terved purtuanl lo Florida Iialytet »H Ml M a Hut Mth day ol March. IttC NORM AN R W O LFINGER STATE A TTO R N EY BY A N N E E RICHAROS R UTBER G. A S A . Florida Bar No Mltfll. IM Eatl FirtlS Irtol. Sanlord Florida Mrtl Putolth M arch }). M I tog ( O E O !tl SEMINOLE C O U N TY BOdROOP C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS N O T IC I OF PUBLIC HEARINO APRIL It. Ito. tiM P.AL G ran t* l . While. Jr. B F H O I - PUD iPlanned Uml Davtlopm.nl I Iona Rtguatl lor Bono* Pil Permit Traci B Heronaood al Carillon. Plal Booh . ) Pago tA Tat Parcai IB and 0. Section )L Toonthip II. Range )l. SemmoN County. Florida Farlhtr datenbad at: > S M iN t South ol SR elf on both fdot ol Locteood Boulevard In Trecl l« l. MS. and 10aol Carillon PUO Tint public hearing m il bo hold m Room WIM ol ma Sam.not. County Service Building. IM I E F irtl Sireel Sanlord Florida on April lg. Ito*. a l l » p m e r « toon IherteMer at potubN Written comman It Med aim mo Land Management Director gill bo contidtrod Ptrtont appearing at ltd putok hearing mil ba heard Haaringt may ba continued Irom lime to lima at tound r d c n u r y Further delailt available by calling H I It JO E "Nation JAAJ Ptrtont art ad. utd lhal il they dacid* lo appeal any dact-on made al nut haaring. they mil need a record ol lid proceedmgt. and lor tuch purpota. they may naad to intura lhal a verbatim record mciudtt mo letlimony and andtnee upon nh-ch ma appeal it lo ba bated per Section Ma 0MV Florida SletuNt BOARDOF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORIDA BY SANDRA G LEN N . CHAIRMAN A TTE S T M AR YA NNE MORSE OISTRICT rl Publith March M i « 0 OEOM ' IN TH E CIR CUIT CO UR T. IIO M IE E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S I NO t o lM g C A I I O IN R E F O R F E ITU R E OF TH E FO LLO W IN GOESCRIBEO PROPERTY IllO n e lt tl IO R O M U S TA N G AUTOM OBILE VEHICLE lO E N TIF IC A TlG N N U M B E R iFABPIOAtBF lltott N O TIC E OF F O R F E ITU R E PROCEEDINGS TO Jay A F.nte ) J I NorthGnllin Avenue Cattaibarry Florida H M ) and all othert aho claim an inleretl in ltd loHOmng propertr al Old IN I Ford Mu.leng Aulomob.N VIN IFABPIOAtBF ll| A « touch •at toned on or about lid lam day ol October ilev al or near Highway t V Sou"l ol Gauoway Drive Altamonte Sprmgt Sam.nod County Florida by and bmng held by ltd SemmoN County Sher.ll t Otpertmont Sam.no*. County Flofide tout will appatr cwlote lid HONORABLE C VERNON M IZE. JR on lam day ol Met itog al • H A M in room N JJI lor ltd purpota ol l.lmg a Pol.lion lor R udlo Shew Cauta and lor Fmgl Order ol ForN.luro why ltd detcr.bed property mould not ba totNiNd lo ltd utn ol or tad by ltd Shat.It ol SaminoN County Flor-de upon produc-ng d - prool Hut! I'd tend wet uted m Sammy*. COu ty F londu. *n ,-u-dliOTt ol lid law. ol ltd SUN ol Florida drelmg a *llt coi.trvb id r d oltar criminal ollandv purtuanl lo Flor da SUfuNt t j ) M l M . TO U OO NOT N E E D TO A PPEAR I H E R E d Y C E R T IF Y lhal IKit Notico and .it accompanying piaad ngt a r. bomg tar.yd purtuanl to Florda S U tu N ttJ) M l JO. mitXIindavolMatcfi itog NORMAN R W O LFINGER STATE ATTORNE Y tt r A N N EE RICHAROS R U TBER G A S A < l u - h i S . No M/Ml. ijo | ,tt F irttShoot Sanlord FiendaJJTTi Putoith March JJ 10 ito* O EO T4) f l e it r e a l e s t a t e FUNDING C O R P . Ptamlilt. vl W ILLIA M J M ILL, t l a l , N 0 T IC I0 P FORECLOSURE M i l • T CLER K OP C IR C U IT CO UR T Naika It haraby (Ivan Real Ito undirtigntd Mary anna Marta. CNrk al Ito Clrcuil Caurt al SammaN Caunty. Florida, trill, on lha 14M day al May. ItoL al II R A M . « I N Watl Ira ni dear al Ma SammaN Caunty CaurMauto. In Ma City al San lord. Florida, ator N r U N and Mlt al putok outcry N Ito tughatl and bail toddtr H r cath. Sam mot# Caunty, Flortdo. to mlt LO T 4 C R Y S TA L R ID GE, according to tho Plat thereof as Retarded In Plot Book 30. Paged) 94 97 and 9f el the Public Records of Semi nolo County. Florido pursuant to the tmot decree of foreclosure entered In 0 cost pendmg m saM Caurt. tha style ot mhich is F L E E T R EAL ES TA TE FUN D IN G CORP . v* W ILLIAM J H ILL, of el W ITNESS my hand and ot fkiai seal of *e*d Court this 34m day of March. 1990 (S EA L) By JanaE Jatemk Deputy Clerk Publish March 34 April4 1990 DEO 311 NO TICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Notke is hereby given that I am engaged m business ot 430 Ktnmkk Circle. Casselberry. F L 33/07. Seminole County. Florido. undor the Fictitious N a m e Of P A T T Y 'S C R B A T IONS, end that I mtend to register said name m m tha Clerk el tha Circuit Court. Sem mok Caunty. Florida, m ac cor dance mith the Provisions ot mo Fictitious Name Sietuk*. To Wit Section M3 09 FNrido Stat uks 193/ Patricia LaMontagno Publish March*. 141X34 1990 D EO 94 N O T IC I TO PUBLIC Notice It hereby given mat a Putok Haaring will to held by lha Planning and Zoning Commltfon M the City Commlttlon ChamDora. City Hall. Sanlord Florida al I M P M on Thundey. April S. IftOlo conttdar ma lol lowing change and amendment to mo Zoning Ordinance el lha City al Sanlord. Seminole Courtly. F lar Ida Reionmg Irom AG. Agriculture. GC ». General Commercial Rl T. Ratine led Indutir iai and M l 1. Medium Induttrlel To mal al PO. Planned Oovolepmoni LEG A L D ESCR IPTIO N Pari tone el Sectwnt M and H. Tewnthip If South. Range » Eatl. SaminoN County. Florida, detenbed at loliowt Commence al lha Norm corner ol taid ladlon H and run S a r i r j l " W along ma Norm Una ol laid Section U lar a dntenca ol ) 1 00 icri lo m . Pom I ol Beginning mane* run SOP-ia't) ' E parallel wim and 21M Oaal Watt al ma Eatl line el ma Northwetl U ol veld Sac I Km n lor a dulanco ol MA J l Not lo mo point ol curvature el a curve concave EetN rly. having a reduce el J it t ! Not and a cantral angle si to-OOM m ark, run Southerly along the arc al told cur re lor a Pittance ol Its II Not. thence run S Ito IV U " E Mr a ditiance ol MS It leal to UN po'"' a* curvature el a curve concave WetNrly. having a red.ut ol Ito M Net and a central angN al to*TI W . thence run Southerly along lha arc ol t t o curve N r a dNIawKPal to. M N i l N a pomt an toed c u r ., ta d pom I alto bomg mo North,at I corner ol Lol 1 PINE LAK E GROVES, at recorded in P U I Boot t Page V ol me Public Hecocdt ol SemmoN County. F N rd a Itone, run S 11*0t OS ' W along lha Eatl Una ol told Lol ) lor a ditlanca ol It ) >J leal to mo pom! ol curve lure el a curve concave SeutheeiNrty haring a fedlut ol 10JO 3a Net and a central angN ol 3J*0Jto *. menco tun Soutn wet tarty along tha arc al toed curve and to d Eatl Una N r a ditlanca al 414 IINOt. inence run S « r M U ' E lor a ditlanca M l M tool to a pomt H to tool Wettorly ol mo Souihootl corner ol Iho Northwetl'« ol u d Socton H . Ihence run S at*Iff 40 • W along Iho South lino ol to d Northwetl •. tor a ditlanca ol ZM0 II tool N ma latterly Right al Way Una el Intertlele 4. inence i n N JJ-11 St E .long Mid Right ol W .y lint lor a ditlanca el SH, to Nal. thence run S H ' M W E along u d Right al Way line lor a ditlanca ol to 07 leal, ihence run S 00*IS')*" E along Mid Right ol Way Una tor a ditlanca ol U I t Nel: Ihence fun S M -H S a ' E along Mid Ra-ght ol Way line tor a ditlanca ol ) l 44 tool ihence run S 00*11 M E along lha WetNrly Righl ol Way line el Oregon Avenue (to d luw Avenue being IS to Na! Watl al and paralNI wim lha Eatl Una ol the Southwell U ol u -d Sac I ion M l N r a ditlanca ol NJO 44 leaf to the Point ol Beginning LESS a Ito to tool Railroad Right ol W .y in Section H . Tewnthip it South RongoXEatt AND Commence ol Iho South '« corner ol told Section M and run N t r . r s a ' E .Ion* tha South lino ol Mid Section M tor a ditlanca el 3) to Itel to lha Pomt ol Boginning: Itwnce run N OO-IVN ' W along mo Eatl Right ol Woy Uno ol Oregon Avenue ( u d Una being ) ) to leal Eatl el and pMeltol wim lha Watl Una el lha Sauthaatl W al u d Section M l tor o ditienco ol M d SI leal thence run N tt*44 34 ' E along a non radial Una and lha latterly Righl al Way Una al internet. 4 and Ovrgon Avanua tor a ditlanca ol It *0 Not to a point on o curve concave Eetttfly. haying a radiut ol IJB3 M Nel. a central angle ol 1I*M0S and a chord bearing ol N lO M IW E thane, run Northerly .long m# arc ol to d Curve and u d Right ol Way lino N r a ditlanca ol S3S 30 loti to a point an u d curve thence run S I V i 3 )3" E along a non radial Una and the EetNrly line ol lands dater bad in Otliclel Rtcord Booh IMS. Paga I IF Ol the Public Records ol SaminoN County Florida lor o distance ol 31) aa toil thence run ma lol lowing courses along u d Easterly Una N o v a n E tor a distance ol M3 M Nel. N SOrtr)* ' E tor a distance ol 3J4 ja Nat N Ji*33 )J W tor o dislarko ol I4J M Nel. N 40>S) It w tor a Oisi.nc. al IM II leal. Ihence Noting Mid line run N ISMJ M " E tar . ditlanca ol 3)3 »3 Nat Ihence run N 4TS3'ia" W lor . distance ol HO to leal to lha Mid (attorly Right el Way Una ol Intorttett * and Oregon Avanua Ihanct fun N rff-Oe 41" E along u id Righl ol Way lm» lor a diHanco d 133 to tool to lha pomt el curvature ol o curve concave SoumootNrty. harm* a radius ol HO IS tool and . central angN al id ia 4ff Irene. rimNortheettofiy along lha arc ol ta.d curve and ta d Right ol Way Una tor a ditlanca or Ito 10 tool Ihanct tun NIY-4S 31' E along t a d Right ol Way Una lor a ditlanca el t S* tori itence rim S 00*1* 3ff’ I along m* Watl Una ol land* deter .bad m OII.CNl Record Boot toll. Pago IM ol Ih* Public Records ol SemmoN County Florida tor a distance el ISf M tool, thence run N M*4J Jl E along Ih* South Im* ol sad lands lor a distance ol ISO to Ne' thane, run N 00*14 M ' W along m* fast Im* ol ta d lands and a non radial Una tor a ditlanca el la* to Nat to a pomt on a cure* cancer* Northwesterly, harm* a radius *1 I I ] to Nel a central angN ol 31*4) 4t" and a chord boaring al N 3**)ffM" E inone, run NoniwatNrty along Ih* arc ol t a d cure* and sa.d Easier ly Right ol W .y Un# tor * distance ol Ml II Nol to 4 point on t a d curve, thence run N If*30'IT" E .long mo Southerly Right ol W .y Im . ol Stole Road 44 lor a distance ol /4 I t Nol to me point ol curvature ol a curve concave Noeiiweiy having a radius ol JglOO* leal and 4 centr.l angN ol 0a*34 i r ’ thane, run Easterly along m# arc ol ta d curve and ta d Southerly Right of Way uno tor a distance ol JO 00 Net to a point on u<d curve Usenet run S 00*10 IS E along ihe Eatl line ol tho Southwest « ol iho Northeast . ol sa.d Section M lor a distance ol 1SS 40 Nel Ihence run N l**4t Jl ' E lor a distance ol JO 00 leel Usenet run S 00* H IV E paralNI wim end JO 00 leel Easterly ol sad Eatl Un* ol me Southwest . ol 'he Northeast '• tor a dislanceol JM0J Nel Ihence run S *e*)4 4) W along Ihe South line ol the Norm J i lt 00 leel ol to d Section M lor a ditiance ol JOOO leel Ihence run S <0*11)1 E along sad Eatl line ol lha Southwest '« ol Ihe Northeast '4 tor a distance ol 4I»4* tool to 'he Southeast corner ol ta-d Southwest -a ol mo Norltsoesl . ot sad Stotion M ihonc. run S 90-1)13 E along tha Eatl Im* ol iho Watt 1 ol mt j Southeast . ol to d Section M lor a ditlanca ol Jt40 J3 loot to Ihe Southeast Corner ihereel thence run S *e-4) M W along the South line ol sad SecUn M tor a distance ol IJOt I I Nel to the Pomt ol Beginning Together containing 31) M3 acres more or Nss and be.ng s~tr.eeI to anynghtsol way restrictions and oatausentt ol record Be.ng generally desc'bed es certain property lyhg between StoN Hoad -4 and Hughey Street lOregon Avenuel ealended wetie fly and belwrenl 1 and E liter Roadtitendrd southerly The Planning and Zoning Commita<on will tsrbm.t a recommenda l,on to uw C*'r Commission us tavor ol. or agamsl me restues'esl change or ameisdment The City Commission will hod a Public Hearing in Ihe Commission Hoorn in the City Hall Sanlord Florda al ) OOP M on April * IfeOtocontdtr sad lecommendalon A ll p a r t N t >n M erer* a nd c itire n t snail h a re an opportunity to be . h e a rd el s a d h e a r-n g t Br order ol Ih# Plano.ng and Zoning Cornm.ss.on ol Ih* City ol Sanlord F torda this Hh day ol FeCnuar y ewr John Morris Chairman P la n n in g i r d Zon.ng C om m ission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person dredet to eppe.' a j dec is.on in toe w lh respect to toy m .ller u n i d r i d .1 the Move hearmrj he m .y need 4 verba*.m record O' the p r o u m u ... .nclud- 4 the tettimtor and rvden*. which i». .«4 S nol prundedbr thw C.*r ol Sanlord iFSJaeJIgtl D EO U J Publish March Jl. JO IttO 1 meeln* �-Sanford Hereld. Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 30. 1900 Legal Notices Ltqal Notlcae IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T * OF TM « I9TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLO R IDA O CN CR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE MO:** t s e C A ttL T H E DIME SAVINGS BANK O F NEW YORK. FSB Flalnflll. v, CH ARLES R B A IR E U T H E R ; ------------- WOvwvf CH A R LES R B A IR E U T H E R .ilany. . 1. 1 , Defendants NOTICE OF SALE N O T IC E IS G I V E N that pursuant to mat certain Final Ju fe rw it. dated March I*. 1*00. m Casa He IT SSSt CA Oft. of m* Circuit Caurt al the llth Judicial Circuil in and tar Sami note County. Florida. In mhkh CH ARLES R R A IR EU TH ER j -----------------. tpowM d CHARLES R B A IR E U T H E R . II any: DALE B L U Z Z I and W IN IF R E D I LUZZI. An mIta; B O N A IR E D E V E L O F M E N T C O M P A N Y . IN C .: U N IT E D HOME SERVICES OF FLORI D A d/b'a R IC H P L A N OF FLO R ID A n/fc/a RICH. U N IT E D C O R P . SUN BANK . NA TIO N A L ASSOCIATION THE M T VER N O N CORPORA TIO N U N ITE D S TA TE S OF AM ER ICA ; C A R M EL B Y TH E IN T N « CIR CU IT CO U R T O FTH t IIT H ' JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN AND FOR 1 IM IN O L I CO U N TY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C A 1 I NO: I F M A C A m A M ER IF IRST BANK. A Federal Saving, Bank. PteWItl. lake c o n d o m in iu m v» asso CIATIO N . INC ; and ROGER HAM M AN and IR E N E HAM MAN. M i wlta. are the Detan dentt I vein tall to the hfehett end bail bidder tar cash in the lobby at me mail Irani door ol the Seminole Cevnty Court home. Santard. Florida, al II 00 a m on the tom day al May. 10*0. m* taiteming described property set forth In the Order ol Final Judgment Th a i cartain condominium parcel knamn as Unit SIT. CA R M EL BY TH E LAK E. U N IT III, a Condominium, and the undirided Interest in the common t in itanits nncl co*nmen expenses appurtenant to said unit, all in accordance nith and subfecl to the carments. condi Honk restrictions, terms and other prmisiens el the Declare Hon ol Condominium, recorded In Official Records Boo* list Pages sot to 0S0 inclusive, ol the Public Records of Seminole County, Florid* D A TE D MarchM. t*W MARYANNE/MORSE Clerk ol the Court By JaneE Jasenic Deputy Clerk Publish March)#. April t. lew D EO ns NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nonce is hereby given that >v* are engaged In business at ITT* Bennett O r , Suite 141. Long w oo d. F I JJ7S0, Seminal* County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol FR A N 'S F E N C E . FURNISHINGS FIX TUR ES COMPANY, and lhal « * intend to register said nam* mth the Clark el life Circuit Caurt. Seminot* County, Florl do. in occordonco atifh I ho Provisions el the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Soction Pa) 0* Florida Statutes 1*17 JennE Anderson FrancesG Anderson Publish March*, ta. n . N . tew O E D IDS______________________ «S? « _______________ IN TH § O R C U IT COURT IN ANO FOR IK M IN O LK CO U N TY . FLORIDA CIVIL A CTIO N NO. tt-M T T C A M L G L E N P MUSSELMAN, M D . JAM ES E C A R TE R .M D and BRIAN P GIBBONS. M D . i t tr u s te e s o f th e ors M US SELM ANAN DCAR TER * P A PR O FIT SHARING TR U S T, Plaintiff. v. A L A F A T A BUSINESS PARK. L T D , a Florida limited partnership •odMlCMAEL L TUBBS. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN ♦hat tha und*rttg n ri, rh# Clark of the Circuit Court for Saminoia County, Florida, under and by virtue of th# Summary Final judgm#ni heretofore entered on the tfth day Of March. 1440, In that certain cause pending in tha Circuit Court of fha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida. In which GLEN P MUSSELMAN. M D , at at, It Plaintiff, end A LA FA Y A BUSINESS PARK. L T D . et el. ere Defendant!, under end by virtue of 'the term! of laid Summery Final Judg ment, will offer for tala and toll at public outcry to the highest end belt bidder for each at the Wait front itepi of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida on fha lit day of May. I fob. at fha hour of 11 00 o'clock a m , the tame being a legal ceiei day and the hour a legal hour of sale, the following de scribed real property situate in Seminole County. Florida Let 12 end the South ‘y of Lot II. Block " A ." S EM IN O LE TERRACE R E P LA T eccoed.ng to the Plat thereof, as recorded «n Piet Book ll. Page IT. Public Records of Seminole County. F (or ida The afo re sa id p ro p e rty, together with all tenements, hereditaments and appurte nances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, being sold to satisfy said Summary Final judgment D A T E D this 19th day of March 1990 M ARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By jane E jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish March 73. 20 1990 O EO 74 * RIVER WIND APARTM ENTS. L T D .* Flo.ta*Limited Partner ih,p Ottendanl, N O T IC IO F I A L I PURSUANT TO CH A P TE R *) N O T IC f It H K R tB Y GIVCN purtuant ta an Ore*. *r Final JuAgment at taractawr* Fated March I*. IN*, and antared in Cat* No ft M l CA It L of th* C irc u it Court •• In* 1I T H Judicial Circuit in and tar lam) no** County. Florida, wharein A M C R IFIR 1T BANK. A Fader *1 lavinge Bank. I> PtalnlW and RIVCR W IND A P A R TM E N TS L TD . *1 a l . are Datandanti. I •ill fell to me Mgheti and b n t bidder tar ceth *1 Iha Weil Freni Deer *1 the Samine** County Ceurthouv* In Laniard lemmata Ceunly, Florida. *1 11 00 a clack A M . an nw *ih day al May. 1N0. Ih* taiteming daecrkbad property a. h i tarth In laid Order or Final Judg nwnl, tamil EiM bitA LE G A L DESCRIPTION Th* Sauttmeet'» at ih* Narihaati '• ol m* North***! >*. end all that pari al Iha Narthwetl ’• oi me Seulhaatl '* at tht North n e tt '« lying North al Ih* creek, ell m Section u . To*n*hip 11 South. Rang* 11 Eat! L e u road right al may an Ih* Watt I Per Reed recorded In Official Recardt beak DOS. Pag* tit). Semmefe County. Florida! The atareveid tract et lend being more perticu lerly deter>bodat tail*** Commencing al Ih* North**,! corner of Section It. Towmhip 11 South. Range 11 Eat!, thane* North at degree, r> 04'' F » l along tho North lino of ttw North*ett V. et Section 14 tor a ditlanc* at m i s t toot: thence South 00 Sogreet i r OS" Eon along th* East Una of th* North**,11, ot Ih* Northmen ' . *1 Section It tor a aittanct ot ta* 11 tael; thence North M dogreoe S4’ ! i ' Eatt along tht North lino at Ih* Southwoel of mo North#*,! at the Norm •ott <e at Section 14 tar a pittance ol N IT feet to m* Point ol Beginning, thence continue Norm I t degree* S4' se Eotl along tho atari devritoad lin* a ditlanc* at all as feat; mane* South eg degroai 14 14" t a il along th* Eatt lino at th* Southuetl i, ot ih* Nor that,I '* *1 me N o rttm o f to t Section 14 a ditlanc* ot H I 11 teat; thence continue South OS degree, » ' 14" E*»l along Ih* E a il line ol life Northmen t . ol th* South *e*t le et the Northmen '« et Soction 14 to * point of Inter wc lion aim th* centerline at Ih* Llltl* Econlockhetche* River; •hence run Southerly and Wait arty along m* centerline et the atoreuid Little Ecenleckhai ctfe* River lo a point at m teructien mm th* South im* at tho North**,! V, #1 the South oott •* of m* North**,! i* ot Section 14. Ihence Norm I , degree, ST 14" Wen along th* •ter, O ,u n h id South fine to c point which lie. South t* degree, SI' 14" Ea,l * ditlanc* al SI 1) leer trom Ih* Soumwetl corner ol Ih* Northmen ’« al iha Soumean I. al the Northmen ol Section le. thence Norm OS degree, ) r oi ■ w *n along m* Eatl right *1 may im* at State Road *sio lAlalaya Traill a ditlanc* *1 t i n SI feel ta Ih* Poinl al Beginning Contain, If ) acre,, more or I* ,, Dated at Sanford. Florida. Ini, llrd day al March, ivro M ARYANNE MORSE A , Clark. Circuil Court Sam male County. Florida By JanaE Jaumic A , Deputy Clerk Publith March)*. April*, im ) D E O 111 IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E ISTH JUD ICIAL CIR CUIT IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE C O U N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO: p F in iC A g e F CITICORP VAVINGSOF FLORIDA.aladeral laving, and loan anociatien. Platan It, CHARLES R PALM QUIST. *i a l . Da tendon t, NO TICE OF SALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pur man I ta Final Judgment dated Match 14. lew. entered in C a u No tt S ill CA St P in th* Circuit Court ol Iha llth Judicial Circuit in and lor Saminote C o u n ty . F lo r id a , mharaln C I T I C O R P S A V IN G S O F FLO R ID A, a federal u v in g , and loan atiocialion. I , Ih* p la in lllt and C H A R L E S R PALM QUIST. *1 al . art del*" danI,. | mill u i l to the high*,! and be,I bidder tor ceth et the matt front door of tho Saminote County Ceurthoufe. Sanford, al 11 OS A M on iha 10th day ot May. i r n Ih* tel lammg da ter'bed preparty a, tat farm In u id F mat Judgment, ta mil Let n . W OODGATE. accord mg ta Iha plat the root a, re corded In Piet Book I). Peg* i t Public Record, al Saminoi* County. Florida D A TE D TH IS l*m day ol March, itw MAR YANNE MORSE c ir c u it c o u r t c l Erk By JanaE Jaumic Deputy Clark Publith March M. April*. ITK D EO 1W C ELE B R ITY CIPHER LwMftrf Q«ww cFyofovBiws w « ctMiwci bom <|utrtwiiarts ky (bCA Urtlw m llw LlAFHJ* tor wo** nml P tmmrn TotUf i Hum H puvad W J J * t P A N Q Z X P ' R X sw pa s a k q i x □ x O l z o o l X N H , p 9 1 N D B F P D O T L F Z V O X D , c • Z X S P 1 K P K O X X Z • Z N a O T a z x X Z • o w i * 1 . I V I I Q H . — P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N " T h a r * ar* M v g n ly rrulbon b o o k * in A m e ric a n kbrarto*. b u l life o n # yo u m in i i* atmay* ou t ’ — T o m M a n o r Legal Nottcf C L A S S IF IE D A D S IN t h e o i c u i f c o u r t OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT IK AND FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CASE NO: EF4II7CA **P TR IM O NA IN VESTM EN T CORPORATION, a Florida corporation. PlamtiH, vs GR EG O R Y f . HUGHES, also known m G i t GOBY HUGHES, a/fc/aGRIG HUGHES. Defendant N O TIC E O f SALE N O T IC E IS G IV E N that, pursuant la tha Summary F tnal Judgment of Foreclosure an •aratf an th# Jom day of March. 1991. in Civil Action Casa No •94J17CA99P. af fha Circuit Court af Iha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnofa Co unty, F lo rid a . In which T R IM O N A IN V E S T M E N T CORPORATION Is Plaintiff and G R E G O R Y F. HUGHES, tfc . Is ffsa Defendant. I will sail lo tha highasf and bast Mddar lar cash af Iha aatf door of fha Seminole County Caurfhousa m Sanford, ieminofe County. Florida, af fha hour' of n 00 a'ctoctu a m ., an tha 19th day af April, 1990, fhosa propartias described In Iha af tachad Ekhfblf " A " , at sat forth In tha Summary Final Judg manl of Forocfoaura E X H IB IT " A ” P A R C E L I: Btgln at fha Soufhwast cornar ol Lot 11. Block “ R*\ Rapt at of Block “ C. a4 SOUTH F E R N PARK SUB DIVISION, according N tha plat fharoof rtcardad N Plat Book 7. at paga II . af tha Pvbik Racards af Saminoia County. Florida, ♦banco run E astarty on fha South lino af said Lot IX I t 40 feat, thanca run NorthaasNrty along fha Wasfar Iy Right of Way Una of Lakovlaw Drlvo. 1% loaf, thanca run Waitarly ro a point on tho Waif Una of said Lot IX Ii.cS Nat NorthaasNrty of tho point of baginning, thanca run Swj(htt*ilREl|r ta fha Penal of Baginning PARCEL I Lot 14. Block B. Rrpiat ot Block C of SOUTH F E R N PARK SUBDIVISION, according to fha plat tharaof as racordtd in Plat Book t, Paga It , Public Racords of Saminoia County. Florida PA RCEL 3 Lot 30. Block IX H E F T L E R HOM E H O W E LL PARK Sactlon Ona. according to fha Plat tharaof as racordtd in Plat Book 13. Pagas 4S. u . 41 and al ot tha Public Racords of Saminoia County. Florida PARCEL a Part of Lot I and Lot 9 ot Block A of Rtplat of Block C. SOUTH FE R N PARK SUBDIVISION, according to tha Plot tharaof. as racordtd in Plat Book 7. paga II . of tha Public Racords of Saminoia County. Florida and specifically da scribtd as follows BEGINN tNG at a point on th# Wait uda Una of Lot I, 70 'Nat North of tha Southwait cornar of said lo*. thanca Northward on this Una a distinct of 70 foot to a point on the Wait t>da lint of Lot 9 thanca Eastward a dutanca ot 113 Nat and • inchat N a pomt on tha East t»da lint of Lot 9. S Nat North of Southaait cornar ot said lot* thanca Southward a distinct ot 70 Nat to a point on East stda lint, of Lot I. 4S Nat Soulh of tha Northaasl cornar of Lot I, thanca Wtsfward to itw baginning. a dittanca of >70 Nat and • Inc has. mort or lass PARCELS L o t » 39. H IG H L A N D PINES. Unit 4 according lo tha Plat tharaof as racordtd in Plat Book IS. Paga 90. Public Racords of Saminoia County, Florida' PARCEL a South 130 faat of tha North 34« faat ot tha East *» of Iha North l » ot government tot 3. Sactlon t. Township 31 South. Rat>git XJ East. SamlnoN County, Florida PARCEL 7 Tha South S9 faat of tha North 1*1 faat of tha East *1 Of tha North ’ i ot Government Let X Sactlon I. Township 11 South, Range 30 East. Saminoia County. Florida P A R C E L ! L o ti. BALLM ER and WEISS MANOR, according N the Plat tharaof. recorded In Plat Book 11. Paga i|. of the Public Racords of Saminoia County. Florida, together with an easement ovar the Southerly SO faat of Lot 17. of said Subdivision, for fha purpose of ingress and egress to Prairie Lake. D A T E D this lis t day of March. 1990 Seminole 322-2611 C LA S S IFIE D DEPT. P k lV A T I P A R TY RATES HOURS ..................... m -M e p J L M RM TM m FRM V M TURM V 9 - D M * _____ Prices afeov* reflect a 11,SO cash discount for prompt payment SchoduL tng may include Harold Advorhsar of tho cost of an odd*Hand day. Cancel whan you gal results Fay only for doyt your od runt of rota aornad. Lisa M l description lot fosfwtf ratults Copy must follow occaptokia typographical form, ADJUSTMENTS ANO CRIDITSi In HU event * an m r In an *r, Hw S a a M HtraM will k* m y n O N h r nw lin t Imbtltwi bUy iM only lb Hw • aWirt #1 Itw cm! bf Hut Iinert tan. PWatb dwelt yeur aal ter accuracy Hw lin t Nay It run,. NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S N A M S Notice is hereby givan that we art engaged In business at P O Bob 190191. Casselberry. FL 33719. SamlnoN County. Florida, undvr the Fictitious Name ol RILA COMPANY, and that wa intend to register Mid name with the Clark of tha Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florl da. in accordance with tha Provisions of tha Fictitious Noma Statutes. To Wit Section 941 09 Florida Statutes 191/ Greg Gngor' * Beverley Douglas Publish March 19. IX 30. Apvll 9. 1990 OEO 199 IN T H C CIR CU IT COURT* E IG H T E E N TH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY* FLORIDA CASE NO.; 99 94S4 CA 99 E W ILLIA M HORTON Plaintiff, vt STEV E H DEBOSE and FRANCES DE BOSE h n w iN • tat. Oafendanis NO TICE OF SALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment Ot Foreclosure entered in cause numbered 49 U K CA 09 E m the Circuit Court. SamlnoN County, Florl da. I will sell th# property situated m Seminole County, F lor Ida. deu r -bed at Lof It. Block G WASHING TON OAKS SECTION I. a< cording to the plat Ihereof at recorded m Plat Book It, Paget 7 and I. Public Records of Seminole County Florida aI public sale to tha highest and bast bidder , tor cash at the wait front door of the Saminoia County Courthouse Sanford Florida at II 00 e m on the 1st day of May '990 M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jana E Jasewic Deputy Clark Publish Match 23. » 1990 O EO 717 p o m n / n m i Cantral Flerlda are*, atparl anted Clean driving record a muW__ ____________ Mbbrtb D E L IV E R Y D S I V I b - Far linen c* pari lima/tull lima Immediate Kira, aacallonl driving record. cKauffeur he required M M/tlarl M f 4AM SS— B usin ess O g p o rtu n itle s tall. Saaks guollty femaN compa nNm M p Baa 99I7XX Lake Mary. FI 32791 • B B L S A O U C R C D FE M A L E Formerly waalfhy homamak •r. 39, r r * , 139 tbft. blond, atfroefiva, atfactlonata, un demanding, vary InNIUgNnt H at gorgeous small child Saaki Italian Knight In Shin ling Armor. Reply PO Boa 291994, Port Orange, 32t>9 • CARING, SENSITIVE. HANDSOM E M ALE CO leaks thy* timid pretty girl Boa i P X Langwood. Ft »791 CASH AV Af L A 1 L E O W d iO o N n i 331-9199 • FEM ALE 40's, not looking for Pater P*rf#d but Oscar O rdinary PO B oi 9SI499. Lake Mary F i w m • F E M A L E Tall, pretty, slim, d a is y rad head. Mid M '» Would like to maot mala* 33 to a), who Is emotionally and financially secure Photo a must. Reply PO Boa 1744. Overdo FI 327*5 • G O O D L O O K IN G S IN O L E OAO 30 S r*. 1SS lbs would like fp moat an aifrocMva non smoking whiW female, 35 to 35. for dating and possible relationship Lars if if f with Iha McCartney Concert 4/HI. Send not#, phone number A photo PO BOX 720131* Or FI 12173 0131 M IV IA M C b C IM ) «* (Ab D II I M I b C L O T H I t ■ A b H IIM W B ( A M O NTH! CAU (4>7) M S 5W7 DIIVEM ToU Km m rtly Local/Long Haul Will Train I M l MM ........ JA N dfe rW F1HISNER/KEPAII * *K S T M M H T * * * NHk CdbriAi M m h * Prete,Wonal lyp* per ion E a par fence repaired M l rata. 1 71-H e lp W anted EMPLOYMENT 32X5176 IW W .M W M . WAMTCO HAIRSTYLIST FO b F A M IL Y SALON Fetleming * mirtl Full ar part Urn# PaWvacaiwi a i xw A CYO bS/EXTbAS Hellymaed E * ,i Mgmt fee t ip naca, wary Lie T *000)141)1 W l Special! I Maattaa IK* ItaroW ADO TO Y O U b INCOME S IL L AVON NOW CALL OTOOH MIMA! CUE Part lima help needed storting inJuna 3311215 attar aPM NUT IT PHONE Listen To Talking Personals! S3 par call charge to ph bill #979-3X11--------------------- # 979 3334 #979-3333--------------------- #9713331 • 9793211........ •979-1339 Ta Leave Mai Mga Fraa..94aS5Sl 23— Lost A Found LOST. Black and white mala Shih tiu* (Sami last saan Lemon Bluff Landing on J V Blua Collar. SIM REWARD _________ Call 322 5799_________ M IS S IN O : White ' l l Honda Elite LX motor scooter Lie 174597R REW ARD No guas ttons asked Call M l 9739. 13— S p odal Notices UCOMCANOTUV Far Dalai it i g g g in o M _FJo*jirtj^Ne1*fj^twcia1iw^ Tlitd ol D ij Cm Ctnlin? Looking tor children ages In fan! thru I 9am Ipm, M y home, meals provided Quail ty and personal care* actlvl Has. protects and T L C Ral aranctsandCPR Oriif-ad Cad Karan 330 0019. days Or Tonya. 333 5071 awes winds 49—M iscellaneous Da Yav Lav* Caetaeif D* Need to Last Weight? cookies and lose weight me tall you how 407 321 Yeu Eat Lai 1929 55— Business Opportunities DON'TCAU ME UNLESS YOU W ANT . TO M A K E M ONEY Great opportunity lor sharp individuals, For more Info call 407 331 1929 Legal Notice N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby giran that I am engaged in business at Ilf N 17 92 Loogwood. F L 13750. Saminoia County Florida, under tha Fictitious Nam# of GR1F F IN F IN A N C IA L SYSTEM S and that I intend fa register said name with th# Clerk of tha Circuit Court, Saminoia County Florida, m accordance with tha Provisions of th# Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Saction U5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Sharon Gish Publish March la. 2J XJ April 9. '990 O E O 173 d O F F IC E CLER KS • R ECEPTIO NISTS • S ECR ETA R IES • WORD PROCESSORS • IN D U S TR IAL WORKERS ★ *CM'S* * P A L L SH IFTS !! • G R E A T SALARYII • E X C E L L E N T B IN E F IT S II Join Our E.ttatenl fetal m Car* Team IHaaimCar* m naa Wa alter tap pay, great banalilt and IK* apporlumly ta mor, *1 many ol IK# to* tampan!*, m your area Call now tar an appointment!............. tm a tti M O F E E / F R IO A Y P A Y MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Fall/Part Tim* • Oaad Pay NO FEE..................RSMSRI W ISE AIDES * A U SHIFTS FOKRUn OPERATOR Hiring now la to 111 per hour plvttoenelita1 p e i i w e _________ J A MNterId F U L L T IM E PUTS CUM Mon Frt Will train Ryder Systems# 371 Bush Blvd San ford M JWQtbl M02 GOLF COURSE HAINTENANCE NOIRERS Good pay. Fall and pari lima potmon, available Long mood ere*GotlCourt* Call *U 111* * INSTANT PATOWKS* FRONT DISK CLERK iiparrenced on micros or other cask ragistars pro Nit rad Apply In parson- 49:50 W 3f Rd 49. Vanlord 333 4500 W RUS AIDES S t a r t to d a y a n d ( * l a paycheck mirnin a meek Wa held b a ck n o th in g O u r employe*, are cemlantly in couragad. and aaWtted to IKay mill make larger paycheck, all IK* lime Sound Inter e,Hng» Part tlm* A tell lima available Call Today ) to 11*4 All ) th ill, av.iiabte Coed ban* I it, HiqKtr tlartmg pay D Ib A N Y MANOR M N . Hmy. ir R ti. Dabary. FI Man. tore Fri TAM ta IP M 44*44)4 | EO PACRER/IQA0ER JANITOR Working tupervitor. tell ar part lime E ipartencad anly IN* aaaded: FLOOR M AN ■ Full lima Exp only Coed pay and benellta m aaaa L A N O S C A P IR S Full lime ppwlten, D riv e r', Llceni* required________Call D ) E l)) LAUN D R Y A TTEN D A N T E rp . WaaK/dry/teed 1P M w PM. F ri Man Apply *1 Saminoia Cantra Laundry Mai IWalMarl Piaial tot I Orlande Or Santard < * > PART TIME IONS Ideal for second income, cot lego students, housewives Ma t u r e , a r t i c ul at e and energetic people needed to hetp needy o rga niiatio n Friendly pfiona sales Start now. paid weekly Call 339 3144 F A R T TIM E ★ LOOK!!!* our Sanford and Orange City stores Apply In parson only at WoiMart 3953 Orlando Dr Sanford ,-Ask for Ron ar Tom Mo less Rums 14 IS per hour H start, plus bonuses Rataeed atmosphere Call >39-3144 F R IN T SHOP Ceowfer Parson E ip Good pay and banatitt Call In Long wood 119 0991 MAINTENANCE PERSON Full lima. D ay, Apply Amaca Feed Snap 4*** SI Rd 44, Santard M A IN T IN R N C E PRODUCTION WORKERS Longwood manufacture* is looking tor energetic reliable people to fill positions on our 2nd shift IS per hour Apply in person Parker Hannifin. 777 Bennett Dr , Longwood (Taka to Commerce Park, across from South Seminole Mospi tall EOE FOR HARTIU TENNIS COURT Tuscawilla Country Club Call Stephanie. 395 4159 434 MAINTENANCE F u l l t i m e p o s i t i o n In manutaefuring plant located in Longwood Musi be veil starter wifh hands on n p e fi anca in plumbing, electrical, pneumatics and machine f# pair Apply in parson Parker Hannifin,, 777 Bennett Dr , Longwood ( T ok o 43* to Commerce Park, across from South Sammoia Hospital! COE QC INSPECTOR Mead sal t s t ar t er wi t h •lac fro mechanical back round to perform receiving in spec tion duties Musi be able to inter prat drawings, military tpatilicafions. etc Apply in parson, Ma thaws Associates. I 4 Park Morth tarl Hickman Circle. Santord COUNTRY STORE Full time position raguirts lifting lead L hoy plus store duties Call 349 5927__________ ftssmun * M to 111 par hot* All shifts Matt/Female Permanent! Many needed! 44*9111 ATTENTION MAUD WORKERS need only apply ) pew lion, avail jfete (Kaulfeur’t lie required lor 1 pew Horn W l i a i o r n i M I O . AUSTRAUA WANTS I 0U!! E X C E L L E N T PAY.Benelll, Tramporlalkn Call » / 7,1 /400 4x1 1)43 Tell ralundad Yam 10pm boo* ein * Part lima position available General ledger, payroll, aapa nance m TC (LotusI Starting wage based on aipananca Closing data S PM. April a Private Industry Council of Saminoia County. Inc 212 S Sanford Ay# *Sanford E OE/MyF/H/V/ C A R P E N TE R S • Lake Mary Postal Canter on Rhlnehart Rd Must have foots Ask for Grygor cell 7M 7999 CASHIERS All shifts available'. Good 'hourly wage Raisa altar m days No tiparianca needed Start Immediately. Promo 11ona I opporfunitias Apply Amoco Feed Shop 4400 St. Rd 49# Santard, ar M R U . Mary Bfadfe U .M a r y CM’SI M ’S NEW S TA R TIN O RATES F u lt/p a rt tim e positions available Experience pro tarred. Apply at: Hillhavaw Health Cora Center 959 Meltonvtllo A w , Sanford 372 9544........................ I.O .E ./ H CONCRETE FINISHERS Call M ) 111), leavemawaga CONSTRUCTION AUTRA0ES Local Caribbean 1,1 total Kf 1 4ff wet .T A L E N T IU IL 0 E R 1 CONSTRUCTION HELTERS I? to t i l per hour Will tram Several needed! Hiring now I Matte Imphrrmonl M P f lll C O N S T R U C T I O N L O C A L / C A R I B B E A N For E le ctric ia n s . Carpenters. Heavy Equipment Oparatari. Plumbers, A C , Dry wall. G l a i i n g . Iron work. Mechanics. Supervisors, to S4S hour 1 497 497 9129 T A L E N T B U IL O IR S FEE CR A FTS a SKILLS# TR ADES Ml TRADES NEEDED Painters, Carpenters. ate Gat ail tha work you can handle Call MS 0221 A c c o u n tin g 4 T « r Service C b L M E b TA X A taryta* Inblytbual, L ucy A. Cotnter, CFA Call Far JWeeaitmant W IW K IW IIH W lllL "Aa am s w i FIX-IT-FAST INC ’’On* Call T * D * lt A i r U * - i —.*■», * A ■aA- mw rA w i p i n r r—m-4 *riwwiy w pi Rttadtai lia! •Commercial Ca R hW tTa da eit m d l l R E P A IR )* PA IN TIN G Yardmatk • LlgW t Ite Jb b T w ta w N ,O C Nj jIt » W M _ V F M m o d t lln a Mate carn/teb C K O M W ) Wa Detagn/buiM and alter Free Ifelm ate,........... CaNM M UE MILLER ADOmONS W l M A U L A N V tH IM G • Landicaping. Ira* mork and larnn m k i Fat I. trtendly fervk* n )«1 M M Ik a . r RrtangewWw b cteanuo Cantral FterWa Steca ITT* Free Oetagn. Free EUlmate* ICGC1MMA-------------------- m*4*4 L x w ti ServIcG A S N Lw e Senke 2 a ct HOW km iA X C l HEN APPLIANCES 0 1 and M A Y TA G USIO APPLIANCES G O O O tC L ECTIO N M4 E . Cbm mart ial It. Waterd 1221113 BvUding C o irtn c to ri ■ N E W . R IM O O E L . R I F A I b B H O M E ). O F F IC E ). I T O b E ) All ***** Ctatetrectte*. Gw/Cam E ffW H E.G B attW ^B Q lW W ■ C x r p o n try w CAR F I N I I X All kmda *1 Mm* ta faln. gainllng A ceramic HI* XKKard Gram M l ITT) L I E '* CA R P E N TR Y ■ ttarag* bu ild in g . d * c k » A m i l l , tarpunlr y Inturtd A IIC«nl«d Fr*b ||*llmate* w lIA F r j^ jH m a te T SmD W a w n in g SorvTc N .A .X .I X l RAN I NO ■ Quality w « r k . rta a a n a b lt rate*. abte ta* Tan, Ready. Cw o i k W O T CO W C X ITB U R V I C I I h h D JsW B B tf Jb#s0 Repair Jete. Fra# Est Call oayttaao 339 3993. L ic e n s e Insured "“ t S B e i — MRA ELECTRIC COMPANY Renovations, repairs end nr* construction 37 years taper L k anted 9 Bonded t Insured H I M t 11141...... H E R ITA G E E L E C TE IC Total yard and lamn car*. Free IrtW M ter. » M R . A C R E A G E MOWING, dltclng. ating and tertllldng * )l 4)74 ___ T ‘ A FF O R D A B LE LAW N CA R E . Q U A L IT Y W ORK! F R E E E S T IM A T E ) C*HM)«4*T lOtwUTy Lamn Car* CammVR*,. • F R E E ES T.I N » tab ta*larq*/lmatl ) n 1)71 ECONOM Y LAWN SERVICE 1* 1*1 l a m* c a r * l r « * M il mate, Call m u t t LAW N C A R ! Morning. Shrub pruning. Faat Service, Lam F rk a a b F r w E ,l. • **!»* LAW N R U IN T IN A N C E - Free arlimatei I _________ Call W l I P R O FEStlO N A L G ARD ENER Morning, edging, trimming, removing A clearing, plant tng. Cteemupl Complete Corel Free E U I M r Van, m >44) SHUMAN’S LAWN M AI N T . IS Yrs K ip Comm /Rat Mow. edoa. 130 4 up 4919949 r Masonry S O U T H E R N ITO M ft W O R K WateflallL Japanaw gard g g e l,. Tlonam erk around t m lm m ln g p * g l), , t * n « M u s ic Lessons Piano/Keyboard taBtrvcttao Accepting iiudarda. Private teuen. All levelt 4*7 tea W04 Nursing CxTb* C O M P L E TE horn# car* mtih love A concern tar in* elderly. Spaclou, accammodallen,. tom monthly rata* Day Car* Available Alro l l l l l l t CwHaws Hurviwg Sarvicg,Inc. "Hawke Carp TKat's AHardette" Marses • Aids • U v « la's 9533 9391 Painting ALTAMONTE FAINTING LABOR Of fro/an foods for Rich Food Plan Good twnefifs. stable company Hon snokafs only Apply 491W 13th Street LOSS PRfVTNTHM SYSTEM 6000 NOMEKS HEEOCO! Daily Wart ...... Dally Pay Call la* ter Otlailt alter fern_____________ M l tall H O TEL/M O T EL HlOfel R S TA R TIN O PAVI For carMted or txparrnnead Apply In permit to Lakevlem Nor tkfe Center t t e l . M W ............. S E R V I C E S EO E ........ M/F/M'V Af PUUTOtS J0IS M arla Norman/Fascinations Days. 333 4505or m 7503, Jill IN M Y Lake Mary homa wat thing infants and up Limit 1 Children Prefer | mos and older Call 321 9349 LA K E M AR Y A REA In childcare and children of IdyUwHda school Call 330 3157 LONGWOOO - Mon F r i . in rants* 1 yrs aipariencad Lots O ITLC Dot 333 9947 We have Immediate Wort and tang term M iq n m r n ll In your art* tar: »l3/hr Wa tram Outdoor work in local ora# Full and pact lima 91MB9-F3T1 ait. >>, BEAUTICIAN 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r t M u ll be milling I* mark, dfenwn ancauraged I* apply Apply In parten. Bran,on Farm*, femy a*. W rente ■ R P I b l I N C I O anlKutiatllc mater* uteiperion ter dr*,, W v » Apply Slim A 4 a ,ir I D E IU 1 I. Santard____________ E R P IR T W A N TED to K#ip pul damn a trvaiiom •Kate CaR IW flta._________ Foe 34 kr ■t t t S f N i o f i M f i b Graat Santard Location # Steady Income ml 111 meetly cant, acta • Vary Prolltabte Buslnct eOeed Tex m i Avallaei* _____ m an* T b A V I L IK* mar Id E a rn >4 00* t parmentK Act now! 401 M l I M fflttUQ* L A U N D R Y WORKERS •M « ta ta j|/Kr te atari Immadiate Mr* ter tanq term minded »M W . M A TU R E L A D Y te live * home A even** 7 leenag* bay, •Kite mam A dad mark a*4 i» M E D ICA L T J S R S o lS T fB ff DOT CSRTIfIE0 ORIYER E6fi PACKERS 21— P e rs o n a ls if MOUNDS KEEPER/ BACAH0( TRAINEE Needed lor local delivery. Mon Fri Benellta Subtlance abufe teihng l: F<•rti City. W l ■ Carnmail R * . Santard C O E DEADLINES Noon The Doy Bafora Pokfucotlon • ft A M Sofurdoy II 30 A M Saturday • A T T R A C T IV E M A L I C t A F T ) * t R IL L Ia T R A O f I E n try l«y*l paw lion Full baneltta Call Oacrg*. Monday only. * pm to 1pm M b w g ' l l c l e r k o f c ir c u it c o u r t By JanaE-Jasewic As Deputy Dark Pubiisn March 33. 30. 1990 D EO 7 » Orlando • Winter Park 831-9993 AfrOWTIKRT SETTERS F ntat *■*, tail mtu tram IK* rkgM yaoan fen M enTKwr, . lb AM r PM Apply li f t N ta Santard A ve.e A M t a lP ll M 7T -H tlp W anted 71— HblpWinttd 71-H b le W anted r t x *41 Summer Special Pemer maWi. cuttam painting. Sharmln W illia m ,painlt. Free Cat, Call Nam .407I I )I IIM7 FORCE CEORCE'S BAIT R TACKLE LABOR ON DEMAND D A IL Y W O R K • D A IL Y P A Y \ A f i •NO F E E S I , D rivers W ith V ehicles Earn \ Extra 50c Per Hour 1 Report 5:45 AM /< 319 Second 6L, Senlord or Cell Debbie al 321 >1590 (tom * AM * PM GUIDE SERVICE F r*Ni Smoked Mul tell Live Wild Rhmr SMnner, F lining Equipment C U E Oraagelted. lo o t Monro* D ik ta t Handy M an uv» •NT* Oanaral C4tp«*b | ■ re madtimg. trim. t e n . ate pantr al repair, ....... 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BM P H toH R M P T attarapm ■n FORD FFPP • paad hrav W um .nm *peed U t o Call M L _ to FORD VA#L cuatom mtariar law m)^ta* ^ * U . ) U 11 )0IIP S 237—T ra c to rs a n 4 199— l* » t» 4 Iv w w IlM t tP drm I acyl., s W la w n a d Cator T V - 1 m w aid AaRMp IlF t Ftahar VCR. gaud cantohen. |tfp m D M ta a i HMRm Vinapa 0 « r Y * llt 7 S N kS M M N Trailers D i- C a r t N USE D IN STOCK A U H U H A LL PRICE SI Maiffand Tractor A E«npm*m to ml N af Maitland tan I ) to W IW m t n r -G s r r z z ; lamlty, ha* *hat»/tpay*d BSadFp................ aNarS D yna m ic local com pany want* atoaclata* ta row and c u m arclal rani Mary 0 ________ r dufaiN Century >1 Can Orlac Maariy Me M id i ttc a c ra R T /a c a m o M T Full lima annum Mr d m l ■ I T — LAR GE UNITS! l.tf ttt Pato/Tannl* Court. canuanMnl Mcanan. OuMt ari tlraal parking RanavatMn t a x tall Na tacurtly Mr guell Hid applicant*! MO uar M U M R IT IIU M Tramp Can a • mm< i l S E C U R ITY O FFICER S H ELP W A N TED t ru ly I* aartan Ilurkey*. I a and t R a*. Vantord ar phone m i wat___________________ SOCIAL « 0 M M Immediate epaning InlaM 4 In la rv la a ln p Handle all ptwea* al tonal work m un til attic* llt.u a annually, piut pood taanafilt to ld rrtnmu F O OatltM toiM rd. PI MW1 I T T L I t T With 1*1taw,n* Buty. andaai I Petal* w**. H SFIIF m is A A im w Atom* araa Na talimp m m utiatiic peep, nmu M wr appornfmant* Mr Kama tacurily w ill train Gaad any # Mm M 'T 10am lam ia l Call John atoltoi TE L E M A P K E TIN O !U * n u M « a i4 % * i f % I M > I Itpovltanttofill No E KptriHtnci N t e n u r y CAN Y O U H IL P T ? 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FI M ill___________________ VOLT TEM PO R ARY SERVICES ________ Cad W W W ________ * R M A TE D * * a O A H C I INSTRUCTORS Na caper nocattary/wlll tram b T IL IM A R K IT E R S E iporlonco pro Mrrod a Front Guta Pecepftoniit Fleet* Cat I Frad AtlMro Dance Studio Cat Mlburry For AMro Into Ml M 4I After 1PM M K H O tfU H U r M W M 111 N par hour Will tram Ailkhimt M a tin MUtHOUStMM Full lima CaaomtWL M l IU I ISO Id 1100,000 U dltfriputar* naadod Pari A lull lima Na e*p w m r r y Robert O'NellIF* m o _______ 112,000 PUIS 10 yeir old comptefty keeking 1 Top Lovol M m g e rs Training M d bontliU For Interview Coil M N in tm f l — A p irlm tn t* / Housr to 5 h d r« M A L I aenlt Mmult to .there poalcldo condo Free rani tor hauwkooaiao C a t m m u SNARE HOUSE PrtWr oldtr partan, non tm akar For InMrmallon M l *M1 *IMr *pm SHAIE 2 UDK00M HONE Full uw. me ludat pool MO/wutk Call M l FaF] 123— W a n te d ta R e n t R IT IR ia RPIWary caupM <MM rani t a r ) I P i * . t bam I b y R M y lC a llM iP F Il TOT PAT Full/pari lima Ucantad ar unllcantad ( Wm halo art IWawtal_________C H O T N H RwutKPaolly.miPM Im e A u p [II Ilfl H [ G I leant# reouetd Chalet taatractl Call I M r l i i H J i • PPM. PMS/mg Can R f f l Ut oB l il a SANPOda Plnorltpa CMP. N le o I P e r m . I b o t h , « amo r'dryer, pad. laid. SMS per manm plu. WM doped! 127—O H te e R e n ta ls F ra m U M U to R M ry M M W P M M F O R D . Larpa I and I Pdrm 'i , pay monthly ar art Saw*. Cllitantl M l PTH M M FO OD - | adrm , ] bam. Ml aaMianctt mciutad pail/nto u n ............................n » m i UNIOR JFK U U I ■ RANO NEW O FFICE PLONO • t e n M ia o o w it OC IIO N IN O I RMoaM Ipaclal USt/uw Cad M l two I SMALL R E N TA L O P P IC E S lanad PC I Vary leunnobMt 1 S a t4 .C a R a p d lM }u n 1*1m m m 5®I® M Duaaan Mr M A auar 121-1301 E li 545 I ■ ID A O O M ON tiro* parting. ItO wk aloe 4 waior In eluded UOtwcuriTy H P H W 2 BMW. 2 MEN OPTS Over l.tot I g F I Data* Area 11 MTtMAN IfALTY Lie. Pa*l (itaM Prakur MW Idn Mr a A ru 32I47S9 c n u lo u ta Rbdrmt 121-2217 • i t ■ . sne st i I bam A •>. utility (had SW.MP Caa altor a pm (jfowTkw ViBm ttlpyta____________________ AW DEBUT • CUN U tE T Pru Mractooura d rarea taM E>0(011(0 pad hurry# an pall courw Priced IP .M under 2900 L ilt H t/J IM . J 2 I4 U 4 p 101— H o u m F u rn lilw d / W tw t S M A L L ^ d rm ^ H ^ n Th ^ r Jo tm River dock, buautilully t u r n lih id . t u c lu ilv o . ntiphborhood. 1} m ln u ltt tram lawn Adult* prolarrad. n a n i m a k o r t . na p a l l U W . ™ tacurtly H I e a r 101— H ouses U n fu rn ls h o d / R o o t HOMES TO I t RT l a a n i Podraam________ S a n lu rd n u l l C a ll la r * v*,lebl I,ty and tore! vn i A il lor Brenda UUIEMMT 1 bedroom hauw Vary nlca Call________________M ia itP SANFORD Royirma Park. < bdrm 1 bulh with family ream, loncod yard No pelt R o itr o n c o i and d a p a tll SSW'mp____________M l WPP SANFOPO. l i l t d Oak Aue. I bdrm Manhauw. control heal and air. appnancoe. carpal, t it s pur month plu* HOP wearily Wui«r. wwar and IraUi paid by landlord Call I UP MM ar I W tcotl________ SANFORD - J bdrm . j bam w ill plan. Conuunltnl la Laka M a r y d ie d and IF p » MFS/mo » dtp M IMU SAH FO dO TLA KE M A R T 1 b d rm . ) ba th , l l r t p l t c i U U / ™ VIwan Realty ___________ W m tF ___________ SANFORD Cary I b d rm . I b a th , c/h/a. w ,'c a rp o rt Shadad Ml. clow la city park and th a p p ln g . He p a ttl M U 'm o • Sell wcurlly C a ll............MS-ttPt altar W » I RORM I B A T H dolachad parapa. nlca naiphborhood MOO par month Call Donna U H I U ___________ 107— M o tile H om e s / R » n t ■ LD ER SPRINOS. Ml Hwy 47) I. J 4 J bdrmi UP M ttP/wk Cal IMP rout or r?u IMP IIS — In d u s tria l _______ R e n ta ls _______ A A A BUSINESS C E N T E R Now eltice'Whw BO M to i . i t l fl B iy i wtfh or w/o off ictt ilv lln g si lUt/rn* Mwf. 11/91A SR O f c* ii m m * ■ p p riiw ia rtmr.au ^7 m m pu r,v; STENSTROM REALTY, INC. •flg 0ft 3U • W r Kst and ta ll m ore p roperty than Anyone In (tie G reater Sanford/Lahe M ery Area. W f NAVE r it ACRES m Palm Two cuiiith pandi Leal al PHtdlono* Only 140.001 SUPER tTAR TIR t HIOOEN LAKE M Groat Moor pl*n A ll applianet* Arta pool opon polio Hay I Only MO.IM POOLSIDE 1/1. GREAT ROOM plan Eaf m k ll Open palm Pone*, true*. Iindtteping Vary met area UJ ooo SPACIOUS l«K IDVLLWILDE M ‘ y an 'u aero cornar lol Eol in eounlry kit Wol bar 4 much mor* Now 11)4.toe SUPER V I ON I acre with itt It Ironropo on Wokl.o Rlvor May bo lael choneo M iiyo an the flye r Prlca reduced Hurry I Now only tlrO IM U U M T flM C 321- 2720 322- 2420 M il Perk Dr . SanMrd M l W. Lear Mary PI.. U . Mery F M /M iD MONET New Homo*. VI good loco lion, tow down, low monthly Retuto homo* olwauoilabto AA Carnal, Inc, Century II Call Janrl MamHaM D o n, m -ia e i w . m w i GENEVA O urm rp ) bdrm plot toll. I ' i bam order homo, baaullhrl hardwood liogrt On I aero, toedt ol metallic ooktl 1cor partee tulOBO u*MM eaeeeeeieoeeoi GOVERNMENT REULES BOB M. BALL JR . P.A. LARRRUAV REALTY S1S4IIP BSStM M III, NO QUALIFYIRC USB THMS2SM CASH IN CLU DING CLOSINO COST ) A 4 b o m home* in Sun lord. Oeltona/OoBary/Lk Muryr Longwood AJIumonM Spring* 11,100 OONN INCl CLOSING 1 bdrm *pp<i 1 b4ftl. Iirtpletc C4rport 114 900 USSDMN 13,100 DOWN MARCH BONUS WASHER/DRYER AVAILABLE REGATTA SHORES R on lal A pertm ente O n L ik a M onro# 233S W. Seminal# Blvd. Hwy. 17-EI San lord, FL 12771 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 P ‘ lus 1/Hl. 4ppfl4fK4». living fffl, dining rm, rm up bficll flr«y>l4cv Id « If tern porch. prtv4cy Ivfictd yjurd 1*7 *00 ASSUME, AO QUALIFY U IE MANY POOL HOME lta.au ON. Owner will held led New 1 bdrm l>* bulh 1 (lory, appliance* fireplace. 1 car garaga *44 na ASSUME RO QUALIFY J/I’ *r 1*04 iq ft, rww p»inl and c*rp»l, 4pftU«m»t on 1/1 4Cf« 1*12 mo IM 000 GENEVA Hou%# on V » 4Cf*» 1 bdrm . I b4th. *ppli*r«rs qsrsqs id d t f I Q f t « i o u t b l d g or wofhBhop |7* *00 • W d lR rfr o n l U f e t t y lo •Uodorn FHnest Center •Indoor Recquetball • On# M onth Freo RAUL A BKTH OIROHNK V KN TU R K I F R O R IR f 111 ___________ H I 4744 A ito m a LpaP Arpar. 1/1, lereoiwt parch, tonced. A I d r p d t tU id n s w .w p m a u T D f E M O L A R I ACCESS Thl* 4 bdrm 4 bath heme todturtt 10U tg tt el llyvyp area wirh fa m ily raam plus Van, lireplact and peel an I nacre CaH today I ... OntyllM.Wt Malta Rati Ettoto Ca lac. U1FM I ______ D E L TO N A - new ) enly S M I fatal P I T I par men lh tDpP down V A no down SUM P The B iiP y Pto pu M1-UU 32 3 -2 3 2 3 H IO O E N LAR E Spocwu* r bdrm , I car. hip earner Ml Beit Buy I44.N0 LAR E M AR Y - no quality Mw Pawn 7 yrt now Immaculate ) bdrm Ite r M f.fH W HY PAY N IO N PE R C E N T A O IS T MOST HOMES SOLD ll.r w M il Mr IM 4 U end under CO U N S E L O R -E O O O R I UMIE many ) bdrm 1 bom tph' pun Larpa fenced Ml Lake Mary wheel l tu .a u W ALLACE CRESS R E A L TY ___________ Mt-asw___________ ★ NEEDTOSOLA V0UN NOME ON 1ANDT C A L LU S II FOR IM M E D IA TE ACTION 447 322 1155 OFTKESFACEFON LEASE A veiteoM m increment* *4 U ) t o H Very directive torm* GU INN R E A L TY P Ml M U ONLY 2 DAYS A HOUSE W M SOLD V ES H Attar only 1 D A Y S ' Mr* F ill water at Sanford colled to cancel her ed tor her home lor leto toying " I AL R E A D Y H AVE A CONTRACT A F T E R O NLY I DATS. AND T H I V JU S T R E E F CALL IN O " Thi* it mo FAST RE SUL TSrOu too can retain CALL TO D AY If SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED D EP T. u s m ii VOL O il A C O U N TY By Owner S Aero corner lot. L o t# Horn#* Wood* Mon* teoot U M I ^ B » f * t o r Colt 0*2*241 I ACBCI teTKh homo wtm forgo 4 t 4 i j bdrm 2 both firogioct, worfethop and born 1321M Long need Morihwm ■oNdoroo C M im n y y M V LO R S LM w R hE f M N STttU H l a Acre* w/Septic A Wtii MF.PU SAU ON LEASE OPTION STAIRS rHOPEITY M A N A G E M E N TA R E A L TY H S r o i/ H IM l* W IN T E R IF R IN G S t/l*i. central H/A. Reduced! SSl.MO W. MeHcwwthl Realtar ___________ m - t u i ___________ W IN TE R SPRINGS Pane Home Attume 1*1 lime homeown er* M ud duality twee dewn. lake ever pymenta 1 bdrm , 1 bam. Ikeptece. tern parch. II4F * » H. I N M l* alter tpm I R O R M 1 BA TH contemporary In Sontard. 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Sapvhlr* ViH#y NC On PGA golf (Ours* Ps i 4qui»r of 17.000 lik « over pAym#nt% No proflit *42 /i*7Nll iPM 149— Commercial P r o p « i1 y / 5 * lt Q U R M A fL U New roof. 4<um*ium tiding. 101.000 By tewmor P f 0030 ___ T It I PL I K Good in com#, growth poi*nfiail E rc tond i t l r o W 1*2.300121 11>4 4 rNtidwnfiol umft incomw 117 000. tiponM t 11 *00 Price. 1*1.000 AM'imobte Imoncmg 4t*% m i n i . 1 5 3 -A c re a g * L o ts /S a lt GENEVAS ACRES BigOoMtf E t i f Ttrrnt!! 121 W9 BroufAilon H•AIf r 444 1214 OCALA NATIONAL f O P C IT YVoodvd Loll Tivor occttt 11*10 *«ch No i«MWy ##pvnf 171 41 monthly Owner 1*041 714 417* «r (9041 47) 74M m - Wf U f t r t d H H P 1 R 1 IA N K l T T l N l y CP A. Lovtobfo 4 fluffy Ch#m#*#n btobdlino • wkt old l f#m«t*. c#m*s, J mi»*t cir IS 0 94 3119441 447-122-11M 201— H o rs — 11S— C w M tem I b ( u m 1 A PPALO O IA mor*. 1 y f K I aid1. 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Cad W -M M SANFORD By Owner Lively ) bdrm . 1 bum home on ranch Many ■ trt* Clew m with IS (tall Ik anted boarding (table a l u J Ianted puilurtt in eluded MobiM home tar man egor Many a>tra* Oretlic price reduction IIN .0 U ________ Celt m m e SANFORD - 1 bdrm haute tar tale by owner, nice and clean M utH a ll Cell H I 8WS VESI ) day* I* Ml It toad tor Mr* Hartnett at Laka Mary to Imd paid tovtog name* tor her s Geiden retriever Mack lab pupa lei CALL TODAY M FOR SUCCESS gym Ta w Ad T i w i r r i >11 SANFORD N E R A LD CLASSIFIED D E P T. m m ii 71 13 Ft Eiciftent condition. Updated 114 000 Cot I #44 4149 or 447 7110 RV L O T I |143 m t includes weter gerbogo tew eg* Perk Auonuo MoMte Perk 1712441 T M t H f P4TMHTS Np Me r p iDm m I) SOUTHWIAO ’71 M F l C la n A. 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Sunroof Vinyl To*. Slatto. **7495 Auto Ad. AJAFM R 4 ON*CuPlU Dana.- mil&JSiilSSm 234— Im p o rt Ca t s i n i T ru c k s Leadad. Spadal '3495 RR UacafaTaaacp A l Ih l Toy* ‘4 4 9 5 1E5 W. A lrporf Bled. Sanford, FL 32771 ACUIA l i 62NO COUP! If Red. euto. ticetient condtt#n 11*900 CeNIlt 1494 322-2116 ★ * ★ * ★ ★ GOOD CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? eP IG MAHS ail wood recking chair Eafra nice cnnd.lion SFS.. ..... caiiHSaaga. at BUY........ SELL.......... TRADE HUEY' S CROWN PAWN 447 321 *744_________ •COLOR T V. PorMMo Good condition M l C iU 372 1744 DRAW T I T E M.lch end i scooter cerraer *400 E Refuse bik#, ISO. 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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>, March 30, 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/12d06ed75d5553defd02168613a8e0ba.pdf 232873760a7708568c28656a2d6d141d PDF Text Text 25 Cents MONDAY J u l y 2, 1 9 9 0 Sanford Herald 82nd Year, No. 267— 8an»ord, Florida State probes plant NEWS DIGEST •'"'Mi:, ‘i j . [ .V'J V Boys tsks to tho court Lost week. Seminole County was host to the A A U Jun io r Olympics G ins’ ll-a n d -U n d e r National Championship Basketball Tourna­ ment. Beginning today, the AAU/Carrter Boys’ 11-and-Under National Championship Basket­ ball Tournament will tip off at county high schools. ■ vJ. Herald staff writar ■ a a ftfa lB Teams movs to tioad of pack SANFORD - The East Coast All Stars. Adcock Roofing and Wes Rlnker’s Florida Baseball Schools Academy moved to the head of the pock while the Sanford Reds and the Patriots continued to flounder after weekend action In the Buddy Lake Summer Baseball League at Sanford Memorial Stadium. • at Paga I B □ Pooplo Advica for tomato growers One of the most widespread problems with tomatoes this time of year Is failure to set fruit or blossom drop. Florida gardeners each year encounter this problem. While all of the reasons for poor fruit set and bloom drop are not completely understood, some of the most com mom causes are excessive nitrogen fertiliza­ tion. high nighttime temperatures, variety, time of planting, excessive shade, drought or overwatering or Insects. Carol Edwards, loft, hands vault hoys of now Lafca Mary City Halt to Joan Woodruff M o v in g d a y fo r Lake M a ry Hsrald stall writer LAKE MARY - The city government Is now operating out of brand new facilities nl 100 West Lake Mary Boulevard. Phone calls are now being directed to a new number. (4071324-3000. It will be a while yet before everything Is operating at peak efficiency, as there are still the Inevitable task of unpacking boxes and reluming their contents to files and desk drawers. City Clerk Carol Edwards said this morning. ” lf everything would be put away and In place. It would be super.” She added. “ But this Is really a wonderful place to work.” Matt West. Lake Mary senior city planner said. "There Is a lot more room In this new building. It’s not so cluttered or crowded. In our old building w r lutd so mnnv people In n SANFORD — Tw o state agencies are Investigat­ ing a Seminole County manufacturer after finding evidence of Industrial waste being discharged Into Lake Monroe. An official for the Central Florida district Department of Environmental Resources said an Investigation or SAH Fabricating on Lake Monroe has led to at least three violations of DER regulations. "1 went over (to SAH) about April 27 and noticed a white milky substance coming out over their buck parking lot." said Louie Roberson, an environmental Investigator for the Central Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission. "It was going on to u canul that I was told leads to Mill’s Creek which In turn empties Into Lake Monroe." Roberson said the substance appears to be some sort of grease, but that It was too early to be crrtnln. "T h is Investigation Is In Its Infancy stages. ■eks o or Rotjcrson sold, "ft could be several days, weel Cl Baa M oving. Fags SA Baa P o llution . Paga BA State approves 334 legal fireworks □ F lo r id a Boy kills grandmother Harald staff writar FO R T L A U D E R D A LE - A 14-year-old men­ tally handicapped boy shot and killed his grandmother Sunday with a gun he found In her purse while looking for peppermint candy she usually kept there, police said. SANFORD — What would the Fourth of Ju ly be without fire crackers? How else could we have our own celebrations In the back yard? Bob C hristia n , assistant fire marshal for the Seminole County Fire Department, wanted that while there arc 334 legal Hrew orks approved by the stale fire marsh ‘ there are still plenty of prohibit Items that ran be a safety hazard. "If they have too much block powder," he said, "they ran blow up and cause Injury or fire." Christian said possession und use of an Illegal firecracker Is a misde­ meanor. but usually offenders ure not sent to Jail, rather the coot rattan is taken from them. "We Just confiscate the material." he explained. "Charges In Seminole County have never been pursued." If the fire Inspectors have any­ thing to say in the matter. Illegal fireworks won’t be available In Seminole Counly. (hough Christian said many people travel lo Georgia, where restrictions are fur more lax. to purchase Items like bottle rockets. Bombers and M-60s which are not legal In tilts stale. If you haven’t yet purchased your pyroteehnle paruphanelln, there ure eight placrs In Sanford where you IM IB P S fa k o o In W B to r S A N F O R D — Congratulations Seminole County, you have the dubious distinction of having the highest number of watering vio­ lations of the four counties which have undergone two-day enforcement ’’sweeps’’ by the St. Johns River Water Management District. A total of 45 $50 fines were Issued by water management employees during their two-day patrol of Seminole County Friday and Saturday. Thirty-five consent orders were signed by violators Friday and 10 were signed by violators Saturday. Violators agree to pay the fine and avoid a court appearance by signing the consent order. During sweeps In recent weeks In three other centra) Florida counties, fewer consent orders were Issued. For example. 34 lines were Issued In Volusia County. Sandra Glenn, chairman of the Seminole County commission, was protective of residents. "I don’t think our residents ure trying to be flagrant violators.” flc n n said. "I think It’s more of mlscommuntcatlon.” Glenn said she would not consider county fines on violators unless the water-use restric­ tions become permanent. Seminole County has Included the wutcrlng and car-washing restric­ tions on several monthly bills, said Gary Cinder, director of Environmental Services. Jackpot jumps to $15 million T A L L A H A S S E E — Nobody mulched all six winning numbers In tills week’s Florida Lotto drawing, pushing the Jackpot to an estimated • 15 million for next week. I-oltery Secretary Rebecca Paul said Sunday. Carol Horgor sa lt up fireworks display at Fire Works World, French Avanua and Ssvsnth Streat, Sanford cun stock up. according to Grctchcu Mason, a licensing official with the city. " W c Issued them peddlers licenses und they each got a special cxcptlon from the city commission­ ers .which keeps them from having to move every two hours." Mason said. Under normal clrcumstunccs. a peddlers license would require the retailer to move to a new location which Is at least 2.000 feet away every two hours. W hile Snnford officials have r B«e Flrsw o rk s, Pag* BA Fireworks in America Where to buy firecrackers 02481 Airport Blvd.. In the Country Club Shopping Center. 02484 Sanford Ave.. ut Baggs Fruit and Produce. / 02911 Orlando Dr., a vacant lot. 0 15 00 French Ave.. Iry the Sanford Town Square. 02701 Orlando Dr.. In the Pine Crest Shopping C< nter. 0 3 6 5 3 Orlando D r., in the Wal-Mart Shopping Center, and ONortheast comer of French Avenue and 8th Sheet. In a vacant lot. PI SOUIM hes*MOfMWIIfpS QliMtrefmMlpPMllrareMaiMfifft Ory, 1(a « m and Mrreada hare no slat* luroufki A ol 79 bUIob hare la o i lhal aBore mdnmJwaft lo oio h i m or ad typ«$ ol conventional f«*»Mk$. loofvo tlalvt b a t ad lypvi o l firework!. P U akn g sparkler* The winning numbers In Saturday’s drawing were 9 .2 5 .2 7 .2H. 39 and 44. Although no one won the juckpot. more than 265.000 tickets qualified for smaller prizes. Deputy bust helps cocaine moms From staff and wira raporta By SUSAN L O O M Herald stall writer aaaaaaaaaaaaa4 8 Claaalftada .............. M * MM 1SSS WSM ............... SB Dear Akby. Dm Mm ....... BA D r. Qett. ■dltarial.... ............... 4 A Florida....... M#tlMaa.aaa PaMaa........ Sparta....... W aathar... Partly cloudy, warm Variable cloudiness with u 60 percent chance ol afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low lo mid 90‘s w ith a southwest wind at lOm ph. Par mora waathar, aaa Pa«a 2A By N ICK P P IIP A U P Herald stalf writer____________________________ SANFORD — Seminole County Sheriff’s In­ vestigator Dun Prusl. the first lawman In the world to make a solid case against a cocaine mother accused of delivering cocaine to her unborn child In her womb, has made a third similar arrest. • The lutcsl sus|>cct. Diana Francis Maddox. 29. 500 Ford Drive, rural Allumonlc Springs, is from the same nclghliorhnod as the two other women I’rust arrested on similar charges more than one veur ago. To avoid prosecution. Prusl said. Maddox has ugreed lo enter a new Seminole County re­ habilitative program for cocaine mothers, which begins at the county Jail. This option wasn’t available until April ol this year. When Toni Hudson became the first woman In the wmld arrested lor delivering coculnc through her umbilical cord to her two unborn bullies Ixirn In 19H7 and 1988. Prast said he had no option hut In arrest and Jail her. The same was true of Jennifer Johnson, who was the second woman ITust charged with this crime. Both of these arrests und Johnsons Garbage proposal on agenda tonight HwaM Photo b. Soion lodon Sheriffs Investigator Dan Prast. subsequent trial and conviction on the drug charge gained national attention. LON CW OO D — City commissioners will discuss a new cllywldc solid waste collection proposal ul its meeting tonight. Five separate refuse contractors operate within the city limits, and the city believes It tan Impiovc m i vice and have better control over the collections If only one contractor Is involved, with an exclusive contract. C ity Clerk Don Te rry said. "W c have icquested and received proposals from the vuilniis reluM* collection companies, and it ap|x-urs as though Industrial Waste Service, hit*., has made the lowest hid and proposed the Itest service." IWS presently serves 55 percent ol l.n u g w (N > d icsldenls. "II the exclusive contract Is approved.” Terry Mild, "some ol the smaller users who have liccn signed with other companies may bcuctlt Ihiough lower charges, while oilier icsldenls will Und either no change In cost or only a slight Increase." Charges and rules ure established by the City for these services. For Miltd waste, in approved containers, the unit See Garbage Page 5A See Program . Page 5A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL REWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �i — Sanford Haratd. Sanford, Florida — I y, July a. 1990 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Grandm om killed with Two ctiildrcn kltlod in mobile horn JA C K S O N V ILLE — Children playing with matches or a cigarette lighter apparently caused a mobile home fire that killed two small children. Jacksonville authorities said. Four adults and three children Uved In (be mobile home, which caught (Ire Sunday afternoon. One of (he children and her mother escaped the flames. but the other two children died. They were Identified aa the ft-month-otd and 19month-old children of Jake and Roaalee Jakubtatn. Neighbors said the father was away at worts, and the mother ran to nearby mobile homes for help. Friends tried to save the children Inside, but were only able to turn a garden hose on the burning home until firefighter* arrived. Investigator* said the mobile home park had been plagued with electrical problems, but that they were not the Initial cause of the blaze. Records show there have been (bur fire* in the last 10 years In the same park. PORT LA U D ER D A LE - A 14-year-old mentally .‘ tandlcapped boy shot and killed hia grandmother Sunday with a gun he found In her purse while looking for peppermint candy she usually kept there, police said. Azzle Coper Inman. 67. waa pronounced dead on arrival at Broward General Medical Center shortly after the Incident at 1:05 p.m. Police said no charges were filed against the yo u th , whose name was withheld because of his age. bccaqse the shooting was thought to be accidental. The family had Just returned from church and the youth was watching Inman Iron clothes In preparation for a family reunion In Ocorgia about 1 06 p.m. In a bedroom of the house they had move Into about a month ago. Inman waa talking lo friend Cheryl Graham. 42. when the boy decided to go in her purse and look for the candy. Instead, he found (he .22 caliber handgun Inside, police spokesman O il CcfkJn said. "He said he found (he IFshot revolver and. believing It to be unloaded from previous experience, he turned It toward her and fired and the bullet slammed Into her chest." CeflUn said. “She then said. 'You shot me.* and staggered Into the hall and collapsed." The shot waa heard by Sadie Graves, neighbor and friend, who called police. "I heard a shot and I thought II was firecracker." she said. "So (the youth) ran i the door and he told me. he Raid. ‘Sad please go call the police. Go call the police.' ‘What happened?* So I came to step there. I didn't come in. I heard (he shot! shot. and 1knew somebody Herbert Carter, the woman's husband, was asleep In another room. Ccfltln Raid. H r said the youth, a seventh-grad ? ! student, broke Into tears after the shooting. ' He said Ihe buy had been living with his grandmother for about six years. "Th e youth wss released to other family members, pending action by child welfare officials and a review by the Broward State Attorney's Office." he Mid. Mtn arrttlM l after interstate shooting FO R T LA U D ER D A LE — Tw o Miami men were arrested on charges of carrying a concealed weapon In connection with a shooting on Interstate 05. Police said Stephen Wyche. 20. and Colin Ponte. 22. were arrested after opening fire from thlr Cadillac white chasing a man driving a Nissan on Saturday. The two told troopers that the driver of the Nissan had stolen money from them at gunpoint. They were arrested on the Interstate in southern Broward County and were released from the Broward County Jail on •500 bond. The Highway Patrol waa still looking Monday for the driver of the Nissan and another man who was riding In theCadfflac. Armad Jail t sca p ta captuwd TR E N TO N — Gilchrist County authorities captured two men Just two hours after they escaped at knifepointi from the county Jail. Officials said Inmates Johnny Stewart and Curtis Joe Johnson overpowered a guard Sunday night and forced him to let them out of the cell area, then forced a dispatcher Into a closet. | The men were armed with a knife, but authorities have not determined where they got It. The prisoners ran from the Jail, while deputies locked down the remaining 24 Inmates, One deputy ftret tred a shot at the escaping men. but did not hit anyone. Officials said Stewart and Johnson took a shotgun from the Jail, but It was found abandoned In a wooded area. Deputies with bloodhounds found the escaped prisoners about two hours later and took them back to Jail after a brief struggle. No one was Injured. Sw eeping proposal would ban all construction for two years S A R A S O T A — S a r a s o ta County voters probably will de­ cide In the Sept. 4 primary whether to enact a two-year bon on all building in (he county, the moat sweeping proposal yet (o limit growth In Florida. The moratorium would appear on the ballot aa an amendment to the County Charier, according to a Sunday report In the Tampa Tribune. Aa of Friday, elections officials had verified 7.611 of the 8.163 signatures needed to put the Issue up for a vote, and had more petitions to check. The deadline la J u ly 0 and the sponsors M id they had already collected more than enouglIh signatures to qualify. Tt promises lo be one of the most emotionally charged and bitterly contested Issues ledtelection * the county has ever faced. "Everybody Is watching us right now." County Commission Chairman Jim Grcenwald said. Proponents Mid growth has run rampant In the county for years and that a moratorium is the only way to control it beforr Sarasota'a environm ent and quality of life are destroyed. Opponents deny that and say a moratorium will cost thousands of Jobs and millions of dollars In lost Income and tax revenues. "What we have here really Is a community that's been domi­ nated by the development com­ munity and their choaen elected officials for so long that growth and environmental destruction have become Institutionalized." said Jim Ford, president of the Growth-restraint and Environ­ mental Organization, a political action committee sponsoring the petition drive. GEO also Is fielding a slate of candidates. Including Ford, for the three county commission scats to be Riled In the fall elections. 1 Klan plans march in Want Palm Batch W E S T PALM BEACH - The Ku Klux Klan la seeking court permission to march down Palm Beach's exclusive Worth Avenue shopping thoroughfare in their white robes, permission that city authorities have denied. Klan leader Richard Ford of Lantana and lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union planned to argue before U.S. District Judge Norman Roettger today that city officials are obligated under the First Amendment to permit Ford and his group to demonstrate. Ford calls himself the national Wizard of the Fraternal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. the smallest of three Klan groups operating In Florida. Palm Beach officials said no one In Palm Beach la Interested In anything the Klan haa to say. Klan watchers dismissed the case as an attempt to attract new members by stirring up controversy. "I hate to have to say It. but In principle 1 support their right to march." said local NAACP President Maurice Hall. Argument snowballs Into protest MIAMI — An argument over a pair of pants snowballed Into two days of angry protests that trapped a merchant Inside his store, worsened relations between Miami's blacks and I llspanlcs and cost 9200.000 In extra police protection. About 1.000 angry Haitians trapped the store owner Inside the Rapid Transit Factory Outlet Saturday to protest the alleged beating of a Haitian customer on Friday. The selgc ended peacefully Saturday night when police sneaked the store owner out through the back door. The owner, who usually opens on Sundays, heeded police advice nnd stayed closed Sunday. No one was Injured or arrested during the two-day protest, although city leaders estimated the bill for police protection will cost tuxpayers more than 9200.000. The crowd said a Haitian customer. Abner Alezl. was unfairly beaten by store employees and then unfairly arrested by Miami police Friday. They said store owner Luis Reyes should have been arrested. From United P ra tt International Report! LOTTIRY TA LLA H A S SEE— Thg dally number Sunday in tha Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 831. Straight Play (numbers In exact order). $250 on a 50 cent bet, $500 on$1. Bo* 3 (numbers in any order): $80 for a 50-cent bet. $160 on SI. Bo* ft (numbers In any order): $40 for a 50-cent bet. $80 on tt. Straight Box 3: $330 in order drawn, $80 in any order on a $1 bet. Straight Bo* 6: $290 in order drawn. $40 If picked in combination on $1 bet. tUSPS t t l 7M) Monday. July 2. 1990 Vol 82. No 267 PuMithed Daily and Sunday, aicopt Saturday by The Sanlerd Herald. Inc.. MS N. French Ave.. Sanlerd. Fla. nrn. Second C la n Pottage Paid at Santord. Florida 11771 P O S TM A S TE R : Sendaddrott change* to T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . P.O. Be* 1*17. Sanlerd. F L 31771. Subscription Rates (D aily a Sunday) Heme Delivery A Mail ] Months ...................... * !!* t Months ...................... I re a r ............................. Phene (M il 333-3*11. Mark Reggentln, Laka Mary aaaoclata planner, tha phone this morning In one of the offices In tha new city hall building. Tha phone sal on tha floor, walling for desks to arrive. Moving Cl Ceatlaaad frees Page 1A small space that It detracted from whatever wc were trying to do. Here, we even have conference rooms where we can have private discussions and small meetings. Our new City Hall will serve Lake Mary citizens much better than ever with a more organized approach to all city depart­ ments." T h e b u ild in g Is a c tu a lly divided Into two wings, with the city engineer, building and In­ spection officials, planners, and others In the cast wing. City administration. Including the city manager, city clerk and others are In the west wing. The two wings arc divided by the lo b b y1 and city commission chambers. This week's City Commission meeting will not be held at the new facility. Completion of work In the new commission cham­ bers Is still not finalized, so the commission will meet, for the last time, at Its usual place, the old city hall at I5H N. Country Club Road. Officials expect the new chambers will be completed In time for a T i l County League of Cities meeting at noon on Ju ly 19. and the regular city com­ mission m eeting that same evening beginning at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend the formal dedication of the new city hall at 10 a.m. Ju ly 14. followed by an open house until I p.m.. during which time the facility will be open to the public. Bank bailout could coat $7 billion id Prato Mai MIAMI - The cost of rescuing CenTrust Federal Savings Bank could exceed 67 billion when Interest costs and losses front bod Investments are figured In. making it the nation's costliest savings and loan bailout. Federal regula tors seized CenTrust Feb. 2 and add It Friday to California's Great Western Bank for 966 million, an unusually quick resolution. CenTrust depositor* are now customers of the healthiest thrift In the nation. But behind the scenes are billions of dollars In Junk bonds, consumer loans and hlgh-rate brokered deposits that CenTrust took In from professlnal in­ vestors. Those are yet to be liquidated. G o v e r n m e n t o f f ic ia ls , estimated a few months ago t> CenTrust bailout would cc taxpayers 92 billion. When tercst coots and losses from ' Investments are figured In. total expense balloons to than 97 billion, according Sunday report In The Herald. "What CenTrust has done guarantee Miami a place banking history — aa the pL where the costliest ever S A L ' failure took palce." M id Kenneth | T h o m a s , a M iam i banking! analyst. Great W estern bought 71 CenTrust branches, which hold 95.2 billion In deposits. But Great Western only wants to keep 92.1 billion of the deposits. T h o s e are re ta il deposits, belonging to consumers, and arc generally the kind of accounts financial Inaltutions covet. T o back thoae accounts, the federal government has fronted Great Western 91.8 billion. But there are also 93.1 billon In deposits that Great Western doesn't want because of thler high rates. Those are brokered deposits, hlgh-rate accounts placed by professional Invest­ ment firms. Great Western says It will lower the rates and In all likeli­ hood the brokers handling the deposits will move the money elsewhere. That Is a sound policy but It means thoae brokered deposits will come for their money, which C e n T r u s t docs not h a ve . CenTrust Invested the cash In risky vehicles such as Junk bonds. THE W EATHER p T T 1™ - r r u , ' ; ---------- - v s 9a IUlA . V ,j!l Today...Variable cloudiness with a 60 percent chance of uftemoon thunderstorms, with a chance of strong winds. High In the low to mid 90's with the wind from the southwest at 10 mph. Tonight...30 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. Tom orrow...Variable cloudi­ ness with a 60 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low to mid 90's with a southwesterly wind at 10-15 mph. MIAMI - Florida 34hour Mmpoeaturw and rainfall at la m . EDTMonday: Mi La Ram City t l Tt it Apalachicola t l 71 M C r n lv lw t» 74 Ira DaytonaBaach to 71 .74 Fort Loudwdalo t l 71 04 Fort Myort t l 74 0 00 Galnotvllio 100 Tt 0 00 Jacktonvlllo M 74 104 Koy W*»l t l 7S 0 00 Miami M Tt t t t Pantacoia tt 74 Ira Sarauta Bradtnton 100 7* Ira Tallahattao t l 77 It Tampa t4 71 .17 V»fo Baach t l 74 tra w .»t Palm Baach TUM OAV W1DMI90AV PthrCHy 61-70 m yCM y n . n THURSDAY •>•70 FRIDAY F tte C M y _ r*7/ . -tY LAST J! T FIRST M A C H eO M O m O M t Daytona Beach: Waves arc Hat to 1 foot with u light chop. Current is to the north with u water temperature of HO degrees. Nsw S m yrn a Beach: Waves are 1 and glassy. Current Is to tinnorth. with a water temperature of HO degrees. [ s rs m n c s ' M ONDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. I:30 a.m., 1:35 p.m,: MaJ. 7:25 a.m.. 7:55 p.m . T I D E S : D a yto n a Roach: highs. 5:10 a.m., 5:45 p.m.: lows. 11:13 a.m.. 12:11 p .m .: N s w S m y rn a Beach: highs. 5:15 a.m., 5:50 p.m.: lows. 11:18 u.in.. 12:16 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 5:30 a.m.. 6:05 p.m.: lows. 11:33 a.in. • O A T IIK I fit. A ugustine to J n p lto r In le t Toda y...w ind southwest 15 kls. Seas I to 2 ft near shore building up lo 5 fl well ollshore. Hay and Inland waters a moder­ ate chop. Wind and seas higher near scattered mainly afternoon thunderstorms. Tonight and Tucsuuv wind southwest 10 to 15 kts. T h e high temperature In Sunford Sunday was 04 degrees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Hecordcd rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 0 a.m. Monday totalled .04 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was HI degrees and Sunday's overnight low was 73. us recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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M 7* .. . 4 Tt t l tt 74 t l M .33 *4 TS . . . . n *4 S3 » 74 . . . . 10 »*•« 03 in M to J7 J* *t U 3t 11 H t l 71 tt ;t 7* ts to 7S . . . . 01 70 U t �Burglary warrant aarvad A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — Seminole County th tr U T i depu ties responding to a call of a man reportedly paaaed out In a vehicle in a parking lot at Son Sebastian Square. State Rood 436. Altamonte Springs Saturday afternoon, ran a check on the occupant and found he was wanted on an outstanding warrant of burglary of a dwelling with battery. John David Newton. 30, Post Office Box 390. Sorrento, was arrested and taken to Seminole County Jad. 6i\ it at Includes four new • three firefighter/ and one em ergency C h ild , tp o u s u a b ia M re p o rte d G E N E V A - Michael A n t h o n ^ g g ^ ^ ^ g g ^ V a y . charged Snlmday ' abuse and spouse abuse with battery. at hta mobile home. According to Seminole County Sheriff-* deputies, Bowen reportedly pushed his young daughter through a plate glass window of the mobile home, and was involved In an argument with his wife, during which time he reportedly punched her In the face. The child was taken to Central Florida Regional Hospital for treatment of her Injuries. Bowen was arrested and taken to Seminole County Jail. Stmlnoto County DUI moots SANFORD — The following persons face a charge of driving under the Influence (DUI) In Seminole County: •Theresa Michelle Dow da. 41. 3311 Nashville Avenue, Orlando, was arrested by Altamonte Springs police shortly before midnight Saturday, after her car waa reportedly seen drifting across the center line on Montgomery Road In Altamonte Springs. •Carl Leo Prlltnen. 34, 895 S. Wymote Road. Altamonte Springs, was arrested on West monte Drive, near Wymote Road at 11:38 p.m. Saturday, when Altamonte Springs police reported his car weaving and crossing the center llfte. •Robert Carl Young. 36. 381 Locklow Drive. Sanford, was arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol at 1 a.m., Saturday, when his vehicle was reportedly clocked at 75 mph In a 45 mph rone, travelling south on U.S. Highway 17*93. near Flea World. •Kathy Cowen. 34. 1634 W . Holden Ave.. Orlando, was arrested by Altamonte Springs police at 10 a.m. Sunday, when her vehicle wan reported weaving on State Rood 436 In Altamonte Springs. •Jeffrey Joseph Tobin, 35, 3377 Ohio Ave., Sanford, was arrested by Lake Mary police at 1:30 a.m. Saturday, after his vehicle was seen travelling west on Lake Mary Boulevard with no tall lights. •William Earl Waterman. 43. 120 Red Ruby Lane. Longwood. was, arrested by Florida Highway Patrol shortly before midnight Saturday, when his vehicle was Involved In a two-car accident one-quarter mile north of Longwood on State Road 434. •John David Harry man. 640 Alpine Street. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 5:30 a.m. yesterday when Lake Mary police reported his vehicle was weaving across the center line on Lake Emma Road. needs the ptnph* for Its third station, which la currently under construction at 1300 Central Park Drive and should be com­ pleted by mid-October, accord* Ing to Assist ant Chief Ron Neel. Ned said Thursday the de­ p a r tm e n t c a n re s p o n d to em ergency calls such as heart attacks more quickly than am* buiances. which are dispatched mainly through hospitals. How* ever, their current personnel are not authorised to administer advanced Ufo-support methods like Intravenous mugs and car­ diac defrlbutatlon. the shock method for treating heart at* "It's very critical In heart attacks to get there tn three to. six minute*. Usually we get there before they (ambulances) do — It usually takes them seven to ten minutes to respond." Th e requested firefighter* will be trained paramedic*, and can. administer the advanced lifesupport procedures. None of the d e p a r t m e n t - * p re s e n t 5 5 personnel are paramedics. "If we're Drat on the scene we can atari these procedures and maybe save more lives," Neel said. City Manager Frank Faison has proposed the new budget to the city commission for dis­ cussion next week. Th e proposal calls for one EM S coordinator at $ 2 7 ,1 0 1 and three firc flg h te r/ p a ra m e d lc a fo r $60,699. He said the state has offered a matching grant which would help pay for new medical equipment. "If the grant I* approved, and If the city commission accepts the proposed budget, we will __ I . . I__ _____ k . l # _/ Ik . C ity Commissioner W hltey Eckstein said he will support the Increase. He said the city "has no c h o ic e " but to provide personnel for the new Ore station because of the matching grant for the Advanced Life Support program. "It's a once In a lifetime opportunity, and we have to take u k « .i.A . " U / . 'n God squad’ uses subtlety to keep peace VIRGINIA B EA C H - A team of area ministers on a mission of peace la patrolling this resort city, wary for signs of trouble and w earing w hite T -s h irts b a llyh o o tn g th e ir m is s io n : POLICE CH APLAIN. R e v. L a r r y E d w a rd s , a Daytona Beach chaplain flew in last week to train minister* and police on how to collaborate to defuse arguments before they erupt Into flatflghta. Edwards has helped form stmt* U r systems in Daytona Beach and other Florida municipalities, the Vlrglntan*Pilot and T h e Ledger-Star of Virginia Beach newspapers reported. Edwards said that In Daytona Beach, which is about ooe-thlrd black, the alliance between police and mostly black clergy has gone a long way In easing relations between officers and some blacks who mistrust them "I think It's belter than having a cop." said Tarik Esquerra. IB. a black man whose*two black male companions had been in a shouting match with a white woman whose white boyfriend had been arrested for starting a light with ary*her black man. " T h e y ’re not as forceful." Esquerra said in an Interview p u b lis h e d S u n d a y . "P o lic e overuse their authority. A chap* lain keeps thti mg. They're i their authority, responsive." said the Rev. BUI Dale of the C h u rc h of the Ascension, who wore a black clerical collar with hta T-shirt. Man chargad with grand thaft SANFORD - Donald Alex Ernst III. 22. 2505 High lawn Ave.. Sanford, was charged with grand theft and dealing in stolen property Friday for reportedly taking and cashing three money orders from a Central Avenue home In May. Sanford police report the money orders totaled $520. Bond waa set at $2,000. Hockad firaarm brings arrsst SANFORD - Charles Nelson Allen. 22. 7000 State Road 46. Sanford, warn cha rge d w ith possession o f a firearm by a convicted felon b y Seminole County deputies Friday after they found he had pawned a 9mm handgun In Longwood. Bond was set at $4,000. LO C AL S M S P S l Women in Radio and Talaviaion to meat A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - The Central Florida Chapter of American Women In Radio and Television will discuss mixed media at a seminar Ju ly 26 at 11:43 a.m. at the Altamonte Springs Hilton. Dave Marsh. Craig Either. Bob Sokolcr and moderator Greg Dawson will be featured. The luncheon seminar will be $15 for members and $17 for non-members. For more Information, call JoAnne at 645-2222 by Ju ly 24. Attorney’s seminar to bo hold TA V A R E S — An attorney’s seminar tilled “ Living Trusts and How to Avoid Probate" will be offered Ju ly 7 at 10 a.m. at the Tavares Civic Center. 100 E. Caroline St.. Tavares. The cost is $7 per person or couple. The seminar will be offered again Ju ly 14 at 10 a.m. in the same location. For more Information, call 1904)343-5070. Pioneer Days applications available SANFORD — Applications are now available for the Pioneer Days Art/Craft Show to be held Oct. 6 and 7 at the Seminole County Historical Museum. U.S. Highway 17-92. Just south of Sanford. To receive an application, send a self-addressed envelope to Pioneer Days Art/Craft Show. 300 Bush Boulevard, Sanford. Fla. 32773. Proceeds will be used to promote and Improve the Seminole County Historical Museum. It'seasytowin InstantCash, | thenewInstant 1 Gamefrom **4 theFlorida { Lotteiy. Just scratch off f theplayarea | onyour ticket.^ I prize amounts I appear, youwin $ theamount shown.You I could win / a free Lotteiy f ticket, $2,$6, | $10,$20or * $100. *J v 1 C E G O *S The Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross Is now accepting contributions for the flood victims of Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania and the victims of other recent disasters. To make u donation, earmark a check to "Disaster Relief" and mall to The American Red Cross, 5 N. Bumby Ave.. Orlando. Fla. 32803. Sanford native named Commercial editor LEESBURG — Charles D. Jackson, a native of Sanford and a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School, was named acting city editor for the Dally Commercial newspaper In Leesburg. Jackson. 30. has been the New York Tlrncs-owned paper’s assistant features editor for 19 months. He Is a 1981 public- relations graduate of Florida State University. Volunteer nominations sought ORLANDO — The Volunteer Center of Central Florida 1s accepting nominations for the 1990 Community Leadership Awards. The awards recognize outstanding service to the community by those who serve on the boards of directors for nonprofit, community-based organizations In Orange, Semi­ nole and Osceola counties. The awards will he given Sept. H at the Sheraton Orlando North In Maitland. Enlry forms for all categories may be found In the June edition of Central Florida magazine or through the Volunteer Center of Central Florida by calling 896-0945. The gam e with lots o f winners. �JACK ANDERSON Memories of Berlin Wall still fresh W E S T B ER LIN - Pc city has rung w ith tbs reabty they’re waltpec Interested In saving a piece of the monstrosity that hemmed them in and out. It was evident a* we watched construction cranes knock open the BAmauer Street erasing that the Berliners don't need physical reminders. c h is e lin g . Sce n es w hich w ould have been extraordinary a EDITORIALS scroo I Grim prospects Backed Into a corner by Yaatr Arafat's wanting on the fundam ental laaue o f terror­ ism. President Bush had little choice but to suspend Am erican contacts with the Pales­ tine Liberation Organisation. Nevertheless, the action further polatlaea the tncrraaingly volatile confrontation in the Middle East. The breakdown In the U.8.-PLO dialogue la the direct consequence o f a foiled terrorist ra id on Israeli beaches last month by PLO extremists. Ironically, the aaaault probably achieved Ita ultim ate political olgectlve. which w a s to underm ine the A *r-rrk^ n. sponsored peace process and, more specifical­ ly. to disrupt the on-going talks between U.S. a n d PLO representatives. Anti-Am erican h a rd lin e rs within the PLO are no doubt gleeful that the W hite House has broken off the exchanges. It down. It wtU be used far rood gravel. The prodigious task Is Increased by thadanenstons of It. Th e wall la wot one but two walla with a "death tone" of land mines and booby traps In between. There are at kaat 89 miles of double wall and enough barbed wire to circle the globe almost twice. Tourists and entrepreneurs did not wait far Momper'a demolition order. Th e y have been driving, flying and running to the wall with hammers and chisels — or renting the tools from hawkers at the wall for 83. Th e leas ambitious sim ply buy pieces of the wall (some bogus) from ftlrt climbed the 13-foot wail on the toeholds created by the scavengers and then couldn't get dow n- She uttered obscenities u n til a patient Bast Berlin border guard — the aam e g u a rd w h o might have shot her for climbing the wall a year ago — arrived w ith a ladder and helped her d o w n . w ith a scolding for l— -----------------------------------risking her life and limb. The souvenir collectors are mostly tourists. East and West Berliners aren't particularly Conewn lor Artworks safety Thus, the PLO chairm an w as violating the conditions under which the dialogue with W ashington w o Initiated 18 months ago. Those term s included the PLO 's recognition o f Israel's right to exiat and a renunciation of terrorism. Arafat's reluctance to take action against A bbas apparently stemmed from his fear o f alienating powerful extremists within the PLO. Th e risk now la th a t, w ith o u t the m oderat­ ing Influence of the U .S .-P L O discussions, the Palestinian m ovem ent w ill becom e increas­ ingly radicalized. Fanatical P L O elem ents sin g u la rly co m m itted to the destruction of Israel have ce rta in ly gained the u p p e r hand, at least fo r no w . T o get the talks b ack on track, all that Arafat has to do Is denounce the ra id on the Israel coast and p re su m a b ly, e xpel A bbas from the P L O . W h e the r he a ctu a lly has the power base to challenge Abbas, is how ever, uncertain. In an effort to salvage the peace process. President B u sh also prodded the n e w ly reorganized Israeli g o ve rn m e n t o f P rim e M inister Y itzh a k S h a m ir. T h e W h ite House. In a le tte r to S h a m ir, aske d Is ra e l to reconsider Its rejection of U .S .-sp o nso re d negotiations w ith the Palestinians. T h e talks w ould be to arrange elections In the Israelioccupied W est B ank and G a za S trip : that w ould be followed b y negotiations to create a perm anent Palestinian hom eland. The se events, ra n gin g from the re viva l of P L O terrorism to the form ation o f an Israeli governm ent opposed to the A m e rica n peace Initia tive, m ake the prospects for peace ever m ore g rim . A s has occurred so re g u la rly In the past, the forces of e xtrem ism In the M iddle East have prevailed over reason. Drug deals that burn A new trend for d ru g com panies is to d is co u n t th e ir d ru g s for state M edicaid program s. T h e state gets a deal on the d ru gs and the pharm aceutical com pany gets a guaranteed share of the M edicaid m arket. T h a t's fine for everyone except yo u . D ru g com panies can o n ly afford to discount their prices to certain clients for tw o reasons. E ith e r those prices were grossly Inflated in the first place, o r the retail custom ers are charged m ore to m ake up for the loss on the discount sales. E ith e r w a y. yo u lose. LETTERS T O EDITOR tellers lo Ihc edllor arc welcome. All Idlers must lx- signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should lx- on a single subject and be as brief as possible., tellers are subject to editing. Ironically, It was the Church of Reconciliation. A s former parishioners walked over the grass where the church used to be. they spoke of a need for reconciliation between East and West — a ‘task that w ill require as much spiritual strength as economic subsidies. LETTERS State Department officials are convinced Arafat did not order the attack on May 30. Rather, it w as planned and executed by the notorious Abut Abbas, leader o f a radical PLO faction and the mastermind behind the 1985 hijacking o f the AchiUe Laura cruise ship. But A rafat refused to condem n the raid In unam biguous language or to take disciplinary action against the ringleader. A lth o u g h the a dm inistratio n gave Arafat and other P L O m oderates a m ple tim e to repudiate the raid, the President w o forced into action b y Congress. A resolution u rg in g suspension of the U .S .-P L O dialogue w o about to be approved b y the Senate Foreign Relations Com m ittee. T h a t w o uld have left the W hite House in the politically em bar­ rassing position of appearing to be soft both on terrorism a nd Israe l's se curity. A cco rd in g ­ ly . M r. B u s h 's d e c is io n w a s la rg e ly a pre-em ptive m ove. Some were tearful as they recalled Aug. 13, 1961. when they woke up to a prison of barbed wttv. A n apartment building became pari of the wall and when East Oetrman police arrived to seal the windows, desperate tenants began leaping lo freedom In the West. West Berlin Diemen rigged safety nets, but four people dkd from the b fi. One father saw his son land safely In n net, and then Jumped himself and broke his spine. " I would Jump again If I had to .'' he declared, host forever Is the huge evangelical church, consecrated In 1094. that wound up in the no-man's land when Berlin was divided. The East O rm a n s tolerated the church for years until it was used to screen a few escape attempts. Finally, in 198ft. they blew It up with dynamite. U tU K U t r . WIL Court makes— not decides— law W A SH IN G TO N Einstein preferred his violin to science. Mozart would rather have been a dancer than a composer. One wonders what the five members of the Supreme Court majority would rather be doing. Clearly their hearts, not to mention their minds, are not In constitutional taw. Last week, the Court, now the second legislative branch of the federal government, continued Its campaign to purify American democracy, this time wy ridding It of a blemish (as the Court secs II) traditional to democracy. Th e tradition Is patronage. It la a practice aa old as this republic, one favored by the Founders but. we now learn. Incompatible with the Constitution they wrote and ratified. In 1980, Gov. J im Thompson of Illinois, a Republican, instituted a hiring freeze under which state olllclals were forbidden to hire, fill vacancies or create new positions without the governor’s permission. Various aggrieved peo­ ple sued, claiming that under the freeze the governor was runn.ng a patronage system. When granting exceptions to the freeze, the governor's agency emphasized party registra­ tion support. Justice Brennan. Joined by White, Marshall. Blackmun and Stevens, argues that the Court is only making a minor extension to 1976 and 1980 rulings. Those rulings said that condi­ tioning public employment on political afllllatlon unconstitutionally Inhibits the exercise of fundamental rights in a way "tantamount to coercion." Justice Seal la. dissenting, says: "Th e public oflicla) offered a bribe is not 'coerced' to violate the law. and the private citizen offered a patronage Job la not 'coerced* lo work for the party." Furthermore, Scalla. Joined by Relin­ quish O'Connor and Kennedy, argues that patronage can conduce to good government. Scalla cites va rio u s a rg um e nts that patronage serves the public good. They Include: Patronage strengthens party discipline and combats political fragmentation, thereby pro­ tecting elected government from smalt, cohesive Interest groups. Patronage thickens the ranks of party activists and allows them to rely more on people-intensive and less on money-intensive campaigning. By concentrating parly cadres on practical rewards, patronage discourages Ideological excesses and encourages moderate two-party systems. Patronage has often been a means for the political Inclusion of previously excluded minorities. Senlta s tre s s e s that the Court need not find these arguments persuasive: neither need it Ignore the undeniable drawbacks of patronage systems such as Incompetence and corruption. The Court should only see that balancing the good and bad facets of patronage systems Is a political Judgment best left to political Institu­ tions. Scalla's contention Is only that the Court should acknowledge that a patronage system can be a reasonable political choice that the people’* elected representatives are permitted to make. S o m e d is b u rs e ­ ment of Jobs on the basis of political af­ filia tio n m u s t be c o n s titu tio n a l. O th e rw is e , e v e ry President's Cabinet w o u l d be u n • constitutional. How deeply the patronage knife should cut is a q u e s tio n a b o u t w h ic h reasonable c o m m u n itie s can differ. And not all (B a la n c in g answers will be rea­ the good and sonable. But "unrea­ sonable" and "u n ­ bad facets of constitutional" arc patronage not Interchangeable systems is a adjectives. political The Court. Into* judgm ent. J Icated by ita institu­ tional arrogance and Ideological abstrac­ tions, offers no deference toward the wisdom of American communities, expressed through the democratic process, as they adopt various mixes of patronage and merit systems. The Court Is unprincipled — It must be — when It asserts s constitutionally correct line between these two components of any government hiring system. No constitutional principle regarding the correct mix of patronage and m erit systems can be w rung from the document. Once the Court rejects the constitutional relevance of America's political tradition, and once It also acknowledges, as It must, that some p o litic a lly based em ploym e n t Is rmlsslble. then the Court says Scalla. "has 1 the realm of law and entered the domain of political science." But because politics Is not a science, the Court must legislate Us prefer­ ences. The Court Is both doctrinaire and Imprecise. The Court says patronage is Impermissible e x c e p t w h e n p a r t y a f f ilia tio n Is an "appropriate requirement." Meaning what? Nobody knows. The Court will legislate on that In future cases. Lower courts, struggling to Implement the Court's previously expressed preferences, have held that It la constitutional to discharge on political grounds a regional director of a rural housing administration, but not a director of roads; the second-in-command of a water department, but not the vice president of a development bank. Such incoherence Is the 1 result of the Court's capriciousness, which Is unconstrained bv constitutional principles. Whether or not Rreworks arc aa prevalent In your area as they were a generation ago, or whether they are Illegal or not — they still Injure thousands of Americans acroaa the nation each year. There were approximately 9.S00 Individu­ als Injured this way In 1B89 and m any of those were injured seriously. Most of the injuries were to young persons, some of whom lost sight aaa result. This will likely happen again this year unless we can In some way get to the public with a message of danger. Please help. As president of the Florida Society of Ophthalmology, and in the Interest of the safety of any potential Florida fireworks accident victim. 1 ask your help to alert our fellow citizens to the dangers. Many who never see or handle fireworks think they are no threat In their area, especially since at least 25 states have attempted to limit their sale and use. The approximately 500 medical eye doctors of the Florida Society of Ophthalm ology heartily encourage fam ilies to enjoy commu­ nity-sponsored fireworks displays, but they warn that knowledgeable adults should oversee Individual use of fireworks, even relatively safe fireworks such as sparklers. Adult supervision may not be sufficient unless each person Is familiar with the dangers and general rules of fireworks safety. These rules Include (he following: a If possible always wear safety glasses or goggles when setting fireworks. a Do not put firecrackers In bottles, tin cans, or under clay pots, since these objects can shatter and shoot fragments Into the eye. • Don't throw sparklers into the air or wave them near a person's eyes. a Be sure the firework has a clearly printed manufacturer name, address and cautionary label. Fireworks lacking this information are probably Illegal. More than one out of four reported Injuries each year are caused by Illegal fireworks. a Read the Instruction label before Igniting a product. A majority of firework-related Injuries were caused from misuse rather than product defect, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). • In case of an eye injury, do not press, rub or touch the eye. Seek Immediate care from an opthalmologist or a hospital emergency room. We Florida eye physicians arc saddened at the thought of any child losing vision, or suffering the removal of an eye because they were unaware of the danger Involved In explosive fireworks. We hope all our citizens will work towards making this the safest holiday possible. EM A N UEL NEW M AKK. M.D. President. Florida Society of Ophthalmology Atlantis. Florida Berry's World C C two fry MCA. K OH, CANADA... �;-v Sanford Hsrald Sanford. Florida — Monday, July 2, TWO — SA Program Garbage - them In Seminole County. The y sold they are grotcftil far the ncip uicy icttrvcii, inn o u|n 11 tin t they felt officials had no n fn i ui intervene in ineir lives. "It's very rewarding to see they (Hudson and Johnson) are dotag w ell." Prast m ML "In all these cases, the mothers wanted their babies. I think they knew they were harm ing their babies, but they couldn't stop." Prast said during her pre* would become Prast M id the Idea to pro* gnancy secutc me momers lor oenvery high on of cocaine was an Innovative. worker* when she could no ’ ’ L o o k in g o u t fo r th e s e longer fed her baby m oving In children Is probably m y m ain objective. But the mother has a trips to the hospital todctam tne problem, too, and we want to the baby w m still alive, Prast make sure she gets some type of said, helped h im docum ent Johnson's cocaine use while attention," Prast said. Praat M id In 1907. when he \were trying to high on determine how to deal w ith toft pregnant, they readied the when he arrested her faur days COUlull 1 DC DPOttEClLl'M^Q after she gave birth to her h o under the state’s child abuse J une 18 at Florida Hospital A h a M m k ta M fagK K K m *■ m statute, because no doctor could AIUUTKJfltC, testily to actual ahum or damage negative altitude when attributable to the mother’s co- ’’was expected." “ use. a requirement under ” 8 h e to ld m e s h e ’s T o n i law. Urine tests at birth Hudson's cousin. Th a i reaBy got determine If cocaine is In the me. She should have seen what *’s system delivered through To n i did and went through, and still went ahead and did It mother’s system via the she a. ts nciK iit d iiic ic c o m . " I do n't know how m any Studies are s tll Incomplete on the long-term Impact of prenatal others are out .there." be con­ use of cocaine on a baby. Praat tinued. " I hope the success of said. Babies bom to cocaine To o l and Jennifer sheds a ray of m others often have aerloua hope for some. I Just hope they health problems, and the long* aren't getting the message that If term Impact on the children la yo u have a crack baby In Seminole County, you're going unknown, he said. In investigating the Hudson to jitll. W e want them to get help and Johnson cases. Praat said, and we now have an alternative he w m breaking new ground. He to Jail time. The program and covered all bases, and has now what we're trying to do Isn’t come up w ith a plan for other meant for jail time, unless they investigators to follow when don't want to get help." Maddox, who la accused of pursing this type of invettiga* using cocaine about three times In an earlier interview. Hudson s week up until two dsys before said because of fear and her state her son was bom. received no of mind altered by cocaine use. prenatal care. Prenatal care la a at the time of her arrest she requirement for expectant, sus­ would not have voluntarily come pected cocaine m others who enter tbe new program. Prast forward and asked for help. Both women now urge ad­ Maddox Is In the county Jail dicted pregnant women to take advantage of the help offered to and her baby Is In state custody. M P a g tiA In som e s ta te s c o c a in e mother* la w been iriu tc d fee child abuae. but Johnson's con* vktioa w m tbe first ever under a drug dealer’s delivery statute. Prast said. Hudson pled guilty to s lesser charge, and Johnson was successfully prosecuted tu 1909. on the delivery charge. Both received community re* She Is one of the first accused cocaine mothers to commit to (he unique, local tn-jall. and oul-of-Jad program of rehatulilio n , called Cooperative Re­ h a b ilita tio n Abuae C o n tra ct fCRAC) tnttated here In A pril. If she breaks her contract and (alls to complete the program. Praat sa id . M addox m ay he p ro ­ secuted. CRAC. the bratochdd of San­ ford Police Detective Jam es McAuhfle. who hM also arrested at least one suspected cocaine mother who h M opted to Join the program, gives police and pro­ secutors a tool with which to offer an option other than arrest o r pro secu tio n for cocaine mouvcT*' m m b u q . "W e have to prove the prom am works, but It's there for those who want to utilise it." Praat said When suspected co­ caine mothers are Identified be­ fore giving birth, the program established by the city. Te rry said IWS has alio agreed to cooperate with the city In a planned future expansion of the city’s recycling program. Th e proposal w ill be up for first reading at 7 p.m . tonight at the Longwood C ity Hall com ­ m issio n cham bers. 175 W . Warren Ave. Fireworks — Iwued peddlers llr n ie i.li) those reialkrs. the county Issued retail licenses, w h k h they said makes it "Impoaalbk” to keep track of the number of retalfers selling firecracker*. “ I’d guess we've had faur or five people come In here to get a license." said one Sem inole County licensing official who did not want to be identified.1VI don’t know If fewer people are treatment tor inetr aoaim on in selling more fire crackers or If Ueu of arrest. If arrested after firecrackers are Just not as giving birth they can enter the popular m they once w ere." rehabtltatlon program at the Mason M id vendors must re­ county Jail and poaalbly avoid ceive a certificate from the De­ partment of Insurance and Trea­ "O u r objective * s’t to Jell surer as a seasonal retailer Jenniferr (Johnson), but to bring before they can apply far the city attention to a very aerloua pro­ license. blem here that we had to do Th e city license w h kh . ac­ something about." Praat said. cording to Mason, can be used Hospitals are required to report for only a few weeks from "about the birtha of cocaine babies to the nitddk of Ju n e " until Ju ly 5 the state, who In turn notifies Is Issued at the half-year price of local lawmen who Investigate 156.25 per location. the cases. Mason M id some of the ped­ "A few years ago 1 recall HRS d le rs w ho had a p p lie d for (state Department of Health and licenses in Sanford had done so Rehabilitative Services) asking for m ultiple locations around us If were were working cases town. (against cocaine mothers). We In addition to the state certifi­ had to say no. because we had cate and the license. Mason said nothing to work w ith. We found each vendor must have the fire we had a definite problem. In department Inspect their inven­ 1987 we had a baby bom who tory to be sure that all items are w m very messed up. Th e baby safe and legal for sak. d kd . We came up w ith this Christian said the fire In­ concept (of prosecution under spectors check the Inventory of drug laws.)" Prast said. each site against the list of legal And McAuliffc came up with Items and those w hkh are not an alternative to arrest and or on the list are confiscated. Peri­ prosecution, which through help odic checks by Inspectors are from various county service made at each site without notice. agencies, gives cocaine mothers a second chance. BANKRUPTCY1 "W e try not to harass these people or their customer*,*' he e x p la in e d . "W e Ju st w a lk through and look at the Inven­ tory. If there’a an Ukgal item It then we confiscate it. If not, we goon.” He added that last year, there w as-only one large seizure of pontraban fireworks. A large portion of their Inventory was taken from a vendor In the W inter Springs area. Christian ■aid the same seller has returned this year, but an Inspection of their Inventory has not yet been conducted so they can not begin selling to tbe public. He also said action can not be taken against people who use Ukgal fire crackers on their own property, but they w ill confiscate materials w hkh are Involved In a fire or an Injury. "T h e best we can do la warn people about the dangers of using Ukgal fireworks,'' Chris­ tian M id . HERNIA . . . . . . . ■ u 'iw A u T f i ^ s ? ;1 N.I Si F A — MafraSmiasi n s m ts b . % A u to -O w n e n In s u r a n c e l ife. Hunt*. t ar. RuUsrw. Oar aaaw OUT C U TS . auto parts sends Us wastewater to a wastewater retention pond on Its property which has been overflowing Into MUI Creek. Kaxl said OCR has been Investigating the area around (he plant since A pril 90. "W e believe that this has beeng going on for a number of years, but we can't M y for sure," Kaxl said. "W e w ill determine later If they have done irrepara­ ble damage (to the environ­ m ent)." K a il said officials from S&H are aware of the Investigation and that the facility has stopped the discharging the Industrial wastes. S&H President David Nlghbert and company founder James Hutchings could not be reached for comment this morning. K a il said part of the Industrial waste consisted of nitric acid used to clean the grease off alum lnlnum tubes that the plant produces. Ksst ask) no formal charges have been Med yet and that so fa r S & H had s la p p e d th e o v e r flo w of the wsstswstr r from the retention pond. S&H. s 8100 mUUon-s-yesr plant, has operated In Sanford since 1968. "It was an example of real shoddy housekeeping." game commission Lt. Don McMUkn said. "B ut It's one of the more serious cases we've seen In Central Florida.'’ S&H could face civil and crim ­ inal charges for the latest vio­ lations. according to DER of­ ficials. McMUkn could not M y whether the game commission would fik charges, but other officials said the DER intends to lodge civil charges w ithin the next few weeks. •OOHSOLDSTISUS •s t i f o o u x c t» tm n m ts ROBERT H.PFUJEGER MWMi S M V W M I ^ tK h m r iW lF b r im m ■- . Survivors Include son. Steven. L a n s i n g . M ic h .; m o t h e r . Charlotte Hansen. Penn Yan; brothers. David. San Angelo. Texas. J e r r y . Nacogdoches. Texas. Dankl. Atlanta; slaters. Dorothy Nageldinger. Homer. Mich.. Judith Jewell. Longwood. B a ld w ln -Fa lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. S n B E ta n B m B R M E R E S r Sk m m h cdspeoal 800* LimitedTime Offer Independent... S u rv iv o rs Include g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n . T h e re s a J a n e s , Daytona Beach. David. Cincin­ nati. Michael. New York. N.Y.: three great-grandchildren; one grcat-grcat-grandchlld. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. M IN N A V A N Minna Van. 70. 101 Hattaway • v tf. take pride in the fact that we're an independently owned and operated funeral home. We're very much a part of this community, and we like it that way. a y ® like the feeling that we can serve you our way. And you'll appreciate that personalized service when you turn to us at a difficult time. GRAMKOW FU N E R A L HOME 1)0 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA r « f t p j f e M (407) 322-3213 ANNUAL INTEREST RATE Vo Drive. Altamonte Springs, died B , W D fN A LL Saturday at Humana Hospital. Rose E. Winnall. 93. 639 O rla nd o . Born Ja n u a ry 29. MW______na h e e lin g A v e ., A lta m o n te 1920, In Boston, she moved to Springs, died Saturday at Flori­ Altamonte Springs from there In da Hospital. Altamonte Springs. 1957. She was a homemaker B o r n A u g u s t 2 . 1 8 9 6 In and a member of Temple Israel. Brooklyn. N.Y.. she moved to She was past president of Sis­ Altamonte Springs from Dan­ terhood and a member of O R T. bury. Conn., in 1958. She was a Hadassah and Coeur de Coeur. hornet, taker and a member of St. Survivors include husband, Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. A lfre d ; d a u g h te rs . B o bb l Survivors Include son. Robert G reenberg. New York C ity . E ., A ltam onte S p rin g s ; six Sandy. Lennox. Mass.. Barbara. grandchildren; seven great­ Atlanta. grandchildren. Beth Shalom Memorial Cha­ B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral pel. Orlando, in charge of ar­ Home. Forest City, In charge of rangements. arrangements. A nd 'Proud Sheldon Marion. 88, 1411 Dix­ ie Way, Sanford, died Sunday. Ju ly 1. at his residence. Bom April 6, 1902. In Lake Mary, he moved to Sanford In 1956 from Cincinnati, Ohio. He was a retired railroad waiter and a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. He was a member of James Lodge No. 25. Tyre Tem pk No. 5. Sultana Court No. 3 Donald Sphnlx. Royal Arch Chapter Jackson 4B. Knights Temple Jackson 4B. all of Enterprise. * ftM F P O O l ANNUALPERCENTAGEYIELD* Ross E. Gottahall. 49. 601 Sabal Lake Drive. Longwood. died Saturday at bis residence. Bom December 1. 1940. In Penn Van, N.Y.. he moved to Longwood from LoulsvUk. Ky.. In 1988. He was a sales repre­ sentative for an electric lighting company and an Army veteran. It all. •MIT FOR TOUT Pollution even months before we know anything for sure." A ll Kaxl. Industrial waste program manager for the De­ nt of Environmental ReM id a report from his tigstors charged S&H with lin g without a perm it a Ally that produces Industrial r. operating w itho u t a ill a facility that produces 1waste and discharging Justria) waste off the produc­ tion site Into the environment. "Th a t la what we believe." K a il said. "W hat we are con­ cerned with Is where wastewater la going — the point of discharge and how It affects ground and surface water." K a il said (he DER Investiga­ tion confirmed the FFQC report of a subatane flowing over the facility’s parking lot. and that the manufacturer of alum inum w h kh means a guaranteed m in­ im um of $175,000 per year, w h kh will certainly help In the city’s revenue." lyFTerry ' If the contract k approved. Te i said. "T h e city has been receiving 80 cents for every IW S will be required to operate cubic yard picked u s b y the an office In Longwood. resolve various contractor*. Under th k all complaints within 24 hours of rxlusive contract, w e ll be get­ notification, and meet various ting 75 cent* per cubic yard. s ta n d a rd s o f p e rfo rm a n c e la B2.42 per cubic yard i hi c m m requiring special due to weight, site or DHANDi 345N. W uulbnd UuukvanL 734-2355, DOWNY: «1Z North U,|h«sl 7-92. 66S-M3& DEUONAi MO Ddhma Boulevard. 57A-66U3. LEXSaUaCt HOI S. 14thShift 7S7-2S57. NEW SMYRNA BCACHi 1300S. Atlantic Awnu*. 427-3447 ORANGE CTTY: 2100S. Vokuu Avmur. 775-434.) 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Sanford, Florida — Monday, July 2, 1M0 t Pftacft Corps voluntfttr kidnapped ly f lIIB 1 ■ — 1 U nit'd P rftf inttrntllO M l Small plant eollltlon kills four M USCLE SHOALS. Ala. — Tw o tingle-engine planes collided In flight Sunday night. killing all four people aboard the two craft, authorities said. Tw o people were found aboard each of the airplanes after the mid-air crash, said SI. Flortan Police Chief W illiam Hendrix. Hendrix said he had no details of the accident, which occurred about 6:24 p.m . The names of the victims were not Immediately available. Yoagor tteapot flaming aircraft JA C K P O T, Nev. — Jeana Yeager, pilot of the V« airplane that flew around the world on a single load of Kiel, escaped unhurt with her co-pilot after their experimental aircraft caught fire during a weekend race. nam es broke out In night Sunday during the race over Nevada, forcing the plane Into an emergency landing with burned brakes that sent the craft careening off a landing atrip, officials aald. NOW vows All out fight SAN FRANCISCO — The National Organisation for Women ended Its annual convention by re-electing a slate abortion rights champions, vowing to support candidates favoring Its position In elections around the nation. Delegates Sunday also passed a resolution aimed at Intervening In Louisiana If a strict anti-abortion bill becomes law. « V «a «v ill w r : Mott populous nation starts eonsus BEU IN G — China began In earnest Its moat ambitious census since the 1949 revolution, hoping to yield an accurate count of the world’s most populous nation despite Its vast number of transients and unregistered children. Nearly 7 million census-lakers fanned out Sunday morning Into the alleys or the country’s teeming cities, mountain villages and rural hamlets to gain what officials hope will be an accurate profile of China’s estimated 1.1 billion people. The IO-day census, the fourth since the 1949 founding of communist China. Is the first since 1962 and the first In which census-takers will go door-to-door and compile detailed survey forms on each household. Victim’s father carries fake bomb to U.S. LONDON — A Briton whose daughter was killed when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Scotland said he breached security at London's Heathrow Airport and carried a dummy repllcu of the Pan Am bomb undetected on a flight to New York. Jim Swire said Sunday he smuggled a radio cassette player filled with marzipan, an almond paste resembling the plastic explosive Semtex. on a London-to-New York flight three weeks ago to demonstrate security remains too lax to thwart terrorist acts. B A C O L O D . P h lllp p in cB — Communist gurrrUtao kidnapped r PWce Coop* volunteer In the central Philippine* last month, id lin g his wise (hey wanted to -------------- ** IktMk ffCteM---------- AA-----*— -w 00 authorities disclosed Sunday. Th e officials said guerrillas of the communist New People's Arm y on June IS kidnapped Tim othy Swanson. 26. an agri­ cu ltu ra l extension volunteer from Cheyenne. W yo.. in his house In the village at Patag In the mountainous m unicipality of Silay on Negros Island. Swanson’s Filipino wife. Merle, said Sunday In Silay that three armed men came to her house that day and said they were " b o rro w in g " her h u sb a n d . "Th e y were very courteous. ... They promised to send him back after two days." she said. U .S . Em bassy spokesm an Stanley Schrager said In Manila that American officials learned of the kidnapping Saturday while tryin g to contact 261 Peace Corps volunteers to en­ force Washington's derision to recall them from the Philippines after receiving Intelligence re­ ports that guerrillas planned to kill or kidnap them. "U .S. government policy Is we do not negotiate with terrorists and kidnappers, nor give any ransom." Schrager aald. He said all the Peace Corps volunteers had been accounted for except Swanson. Most had left the Philippines and the rest will leave Monday, he said. Negros Occidental Gov. Daniel Locson met Sunday with U.S. ofllclals dispatched to Bacolod, 300 ml*cs south of Manila, to Inqul'c about the kidnapping. La m m said he learned about the abduction only Sunday. Merle Swanson declined to discuss the kidnapping, but In­ dicated that her husband, who speaks the local Kongo dialect, knew the men who came to the house. She said five days after her husband disappeared, he sent a letter asking her not to Inform authorities about the kidnapping and asking her for his reading glasses, books, clothing and other personal belongings. S h e s a id s h e p u t th e It e m s o n H ie p o r c h a n d th e re b e ls p ic k e d t h e m u p d u r i n g th e n ig h t . From United Press International Reports New deutsche mark fares well ■ y C U V IF R IIM A N United Press International EA S T BERLIN — The new German deutsche mark fared well Monday, trading slightly higher In Tokyo In Its first test on a major International market since East and West Germany merged their economies In a significant step toward total unification. Tens of thousands of East Germans Jostled through lines Sunday to trade their nation's practically worthless money for the powerful deutsche mark of West Germany. In Tokyo, foreign exchange dealers said the mark was traded actively In the wake of the German monetary union's smooth start. "Market players were buying the mark although full effects of monetary union remained to be seen until European monetary markets reopen (Mon­ day)." said one dealer, who declined to be Identified. The mark was traded at the upper end of 91 yen. closing at 91.55 compared with Its close of 91.30 yen Friday, two days before the East and West German currencies were merged. The mark also wus slightly stronger agulnst the U.S. dollar on the Tokyo murket. In East Germany, thousands turned up Sunday at some 15.000 exchange houses across the country to exchange their old ost mark notes, many of them bearing the likeness of Karl Marx, for the new strong German deutsche marks. The night before, the central Alexander Platz In East Berlin was full of revelers, cheering, popping champagne corks, honking horns and singing In celebration of the union of the East and West German economics. At midnight, the ofliclul hour of the currency change, an estimated 10.000 people vied to be among the first In line at a branch or the Deutsche Bank In Alexander I'latz to exchange their marks. On the other side of the plaza, once the pre-war heart of the German capital. East Germans were merrily throwing away handfuls of now worthless small change. Some sang the popular German refrain. "Such a Day as Wonderful us This One." Sunday's monetury and economic union of East and West Germany marked the clearing of another major hurdle In the race for unification of the two German stales, now likely to occur before the end of 1990. Legtl Notlcf NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* It hereby given lhal w* V I angagad In butlnott at X I Pork P I . Suit* 100. Altamonte Spring,. Samlnoi* County. Flor Mo. under the Fklllieut Nam* ol REMOVA POOL FENCE CO. OF C EN T. F U and mol mo Inland la ragltlof told name with th* Clark * ma Circuit Court. Seminote County. Florl da. In accordance with tna Prorltlont Ol tha Flcllliout Nama Statute*. ToWlt Saclkm MS 00 Florida Slatutat Its; PULLAR/VYHITTEMORE E N T INC Timothy Pullar Publlth Sun* II. I I IS. & July I. 1010 OES IIS Legal Notlc* NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* It hereby given that w* ar* angagad In butlnatt al 111 S Coctal Ay*.. Winter Springs. Florida HJOO. Sam>not* County, Florida, under tha Flctltiout Nam* Ol ALLEN'S CONCRETE SAWING, and that w* Inland to ragltlar laid nama with tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court. Sam mol* County. Florida. In ac cordanc* with tha Provltiont ol tha Fktlllout Nam* Slatutat. ToWlt Section M S#0 Florida Slatutat Its; Johnny L. Allan Mary L Allan Publlth Juna II. 14 is, 4 July 1.1000 OES IM Europe moves toward own monetary union BRUSSELS. Belgium — Overshadowed by Germany's drama, the European Communi­ ty began Sunday Its own ambitious program for monetary union that will lead to a common currency and central European bank. Carried to Its conclusion, the 12-nation EC's plans call for a "Eurofed" modeled after the U.S. Federal Reserve System, and a single currency to replace francs, deutsche marks, pounds and other monetary units. " T h e m ove to w a rd e conom ic a nd m o n e ta ry u n io n (E M U ) represents a quantum leap.” said a report Issued last fall by a blue-ribbon EC panel, which set Ju ly 1 as the Blurting date. Stage 1 of the three-step program entails modest monetary coordination and free movement of capital. Dates are not yet set for closer coordination in Stage 2 and full EMU In Stage 3. Th e breakneck speed toward German unification once worried European "federal­ ists" that EMU would be sidetracked, but resolve to create a "United States of Europe" has Instead picked up steam recently. Lost week. EC leaders meeting in Dublin decided to hold a special conference on Dec. 13 In Rome to blaze the trail toward full economic and monetary union. Legel Notices Legal Notices NO TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that wo or* angagad In butinata at ago Cammere* Way. Langwood. FL n;s*. Samlnoi* County. Florida, under the Flctltiout Nam* ol C R EATIVE LIGHTING CON C EPTS. INC., and that wo Inland to ragltlar taid nama with Ih* Clark ol tha Circuit Court. Samlnoi* County. Fieri da. In accordanca with Ih* Prevlllena ol tho Flctltiout Nam* Slatutat. ToW lt Section las t* Florida Slatutat its/ Robert J. Soydtn Publlth: July 1. 0.14.13.1000 D E T 40 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given mat I am engaged In butlnota at EM Oak Dr.. Oviedo. F L 117*1 Samlnoi* County, Florid*, under tha Flctltiout Nam* *1 BRIAN COOPER PRESSURE CLEANING, and that I Inland to ragltlar taid name with Ih* Clark *1 Ih* Circuit Court. Sam Inol* County. Florida. In ac­ cordance with me Provision* 01 ttw Flctltiout Nam* Slatutat. ToW lt: Soctlan S t it t Florida Statute* 1017. Brian Cooowr Publlth: June 14 IS. 4 July L t. low OES M l NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am angagad In butlnatt at ISS1 El Cap! Ian. Sanlord. FL 37771, Samlnoi* County. Florida, under the Flctltiout Nam* * TH E POWELL BRASS COMPANY, and mat I Inland to ragltlar laid name with tha Clark at the Circuit Court. Samlnoi* County. Florida. In accordanca with ttw Provltiont ol tha Flctltiout Nam* Slatutat. ToW lt Section OtSOt Florida Slatutat I0S7 J. Fred Powell Publlth: Juna 14 11 A July 1. 0. 1000 OES IOO NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnatt al ISIS Mat dee gold Lana. Winter Park. F L 31701. Samlnoi* County. Florid*, under m* Flctltiout Nam * ol G O O O H A N D S P E TS ITTIN G SERVICE, and that I Inland I* ragltlar taid name with tha Clark al the Circuit Court. Samlnoi* County. Florida, m accordance with ttw Provltiont al Ih* Flctltiout Nam* Slatutat. ToW lt: Soctlan StS *0 Florid* Slatutat I0S7. Jill P. Hartmann Publlth: June 14 14 A July 1. 0. 1000 OES 100 L m m I N o t io n _ _MTKM90 wKJ rrmmmm§ M V N b C M C M T COURT N M to d k U M M t j Ft m Mdt | AM I i S S T a n .. A I U n m I ! Sgrtoofc F L SEJtt. loMtodto County, F torMo. ondor M g FMRftoM N ang 0 ROOER V. M URRAY. ABO . F A . OYE/A A L T A M O N T E F A M IL Y F R A C TtC E , and Etof 1 totgwd |g Ctortaf J m a n S T c m T i m ? T b B M : T!|0€3teMNn400l Fteridb llbtofooteW. Roger V. Murray. I PubRah N d y & A t4ZX tOOE D E TS T " it a t b o f W EN O ELL I . CHAMBERS. i i r SSm c m r t t S T A T E IM FLOwHBA.' in b b M Mo ooMM M WEWOELL S O W S SBSIS- CP. N OORdMg M Clrtuff 1 ■ C oon fy. F lo rid a . P ro bo ta -- wtM m T C Nrtt' af *m c5Sm Court, SomlnoN County. P N rt E4 M Of M* F U W N lil Tow n am . ORCJU. M E R E D ITH NOEL. intvm g.otu a .a ta i. Tko nomao « M 1M M 01 ooN County. Florida. at Mo ^Shvvi (| iiJi " p « ■ c 11 i' oT T e S T T a? TRAN SCRIPTION, and M M I wtm Ms Ctorhtf ffC b ru M R vMn Ie I^M ^ objection* wttk M lt Cburt W IT H IN T N I L A T E R OF SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. lo« tooiit by O W E N aMN FIR ST FED ER A L SAVtfW BBLOAN ASSOCIATION OP JACKSONVILLE. » B J tiy t *. m N. Park A n r m v taster* ALL IN T IR IS T IO PER SANE NOTIFIEOTMAT: Court IpRNwoto C K r. PNrt- M K tf c f im M COMTRUCTIOOA and Mat t ‘ ' n il1 N O TIC E R EA C TIO N STATE OP PLOR IDA T O : O R I A L M E R E D IT H N O E L N Rv Mm M E N mart ted MRS'. O R l A M E R E D IT H N ttvteg. In Of F Nr Ido wfH adtpt tho A AMMMBI MISSKMB AN O P IA C E M IN T OF B X C I P T I O N A L I T U Of NTS teogpt SCHOOL YEAR. ^ M S U ^64 a 1^6 riUKToTM and B IL L Y POOREST PACE. If Ry Me or e M morrtoE. MRS. B t U Y POOREST PACE. UN If of Mr' mm N dHkar ho* re 1dhE N oNbtr or h*M of CATION OP TH IS N O TIC E ON T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A TE OP SERVICE O P A COPY OP TH IS N O TICE ON THEM . Of M0 7.14*41771 0 E T» I go MS I . Hwy 44 .. ....... County. Florid*, under Mg FMtttNo* Nome ol JANOM E DEStON. and that I Intend to raglttor teM name wtM Mg CNrk ol Mo Clrcadl Court. SewtMaN County. PNrMs, In accoKonco with Mo Prstliloni ol 1^ ■ ■ —■ i----- a ._ . t*W r Mitt^XM- etvMTM O-wm/Mb- . TOW N: Section lad St Florida W IT H IN T N I L A T I N O F TH R E E MONTHS A P T !N TH E D ATE OP T H E FIR ST P U E LI CATION O F TH IS NOT K B OR T H IR T Y O A TS A F T E R TH E D ATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP TH IS NOT ICE ON THEM . M Mo ___ lo t 1 County, F Nr Ido. PuOtNh : J u t y t m o D E TS t NO T N E CIRCUIT COURT O P TM R M N TE B N TN JU O tCIAL CIRCUIT STATE DP FLORIDA. Cato Noli SB(MACAO* ■ PuMIth: Jaty 3.0.1433.1000 DET-a M ________ W ITH IN NOTICE OF N hereby gtvon M M I hi buokwao at too _ ,— Aug. i m . F L SUM . Sammote F lor Ida. under Mo N o m o o l T E C O M A N U F A C T U R IN G C O M ­ PANY. and MM I intend t* CNrk M Mo Circuit Court. Sam moN County. FMrtds. In acM ToW lt: Section MS Of PNrtdo Statute* mi. Geargo O Theett Publlth: J u t y t 0.14 0 . t*W D E T 31 IN TN B CIRCUIT COUNT. ~ ■ IBOrTEENTN JUO tCIAL CIR C U IT. IN AND PON S B M IN O il COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE N a t * 3X3*CAOOL R E S L O U T K M TR U S T COR PORATKXL a* Canaarvatar ter DUVAL FED E R A L SAVINGS ASSOCIATION JOHN OAVIO O ISM U K I, M a t. M te TK S O S A C TM M T O : O I O N B I A H IO H R N E D U C A T IO N ASSO C IATIO N CORPORATION L**t Known Mailing AdOroaa: YOU ARE N O TIFIE D M M an action Ig terattea* ttw mortgage encumbering I ha tallowing property M Seminal* County. Flirlii: Lot U GROVE ES TA TES , accard1no to Me piM HwroM a* racer dad In PIM Bdek 11, Page 14 M Me Public Recerde M l imlnele County, Florida •tea been tiled by Mb Plaintiff • MM* era rogubod te oervo e cegy M your written detente*. it any, t* It an SM ITH B SIMMONS. P.A., Plaintiff* attorney*, i l l Watt Adam* Street. Suit* I I I* . JacktenyllM. Florida a n . an or katar* July 34 IW4 and (Uo ttw original wtM Mo CNrk M thlt Court atMar kataro tarvk* on Ptaintttrt oManwy ar imme­ diately Maraattar; aMarwleo. a default will ko entered again*! you N r Rw rat lot demanded M .- — _ _ >4. ■ 11.1 ITw CimpBOinT tea pvtiiMn. WITNESS my hand « t d tea! M mi* Court an thit urn day M June. 1770. (SEAL) M ARVANNE MORSE Clerk M ttw Circuit Court By: Hoottwr Brunner Deputy Clerk Publlth: June 14 34 4 July 1 .4 ms OES 30S IN T H E CIRCUIT COUNT PON SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIN Number t0-*7l CP IN RE: E S TA TE OF AU D B EV J. UHA2IE N O TICE or ADM INISTRATION Tho admlnltlrollon *1 Ih* otloN M AUO R EV J. U H JU IE . dtcaatad. FIN Number *4471 CP. N ponding In Ma Circuit Court N r SomlnoN County. Flor­ ida. Probate Division, tho addrttt *1 which It SomlnoN County Courthouse. North Park Avanua. laniard. FL 31771. Ttw nama* and adWattat M Ma partonal ragratanlatlv* and ttw par tonal roprottntatlvo't at Nriwy are tat Nr th batew All Inter**Nd partons ar* required N tIN wIM thlt court, W ITH IN TH R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E : III oil claims against ttw atlaN and III any obloctlan by an Inlorotltd parson on whom Mlt notice It torvod Ihol challenges Rw valid­ ity of ttw will. Rw guailftcalNn* ol ttw pononal rapratantatlva. vanu* or |uritdktlon of ttw court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJ EC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARBED. Publication of mit Notice hat begun on Juno 34 1770 Partonal Rtpratanlallvo: RUBY M. UHAJIE 307 Fairmont Drive Sanlord. FL 33773 Attorney tor Perianal Rapratantatlva R OBERT K. MclNTOSH. ESQUIRE STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. JU LIAN . COLBERT. W HIGHAM 4 SIMMONS. P A P. O Boa 1330 SanNr d. FL 37773 1330 Telephone 407/377 3171 Publlth: June 33 A July 3. I*M OES 173 THREE MONTHS APTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUELI CAT ION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOalVER BARRIO RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION. AS R ECEIVER FOR FREEDOM SAY INOS AMO LOAN ASSOCIATION. A Fadsral Sortngi and Loon AtaocNNan. Tko MHO of Mo ltr*t public* Man of MM Noltcb N July 1 1014 vt R OBERT K. MclNTOSH NSW First Straot.SulM31 Pool Office Boo ISM SontarA F L 117711XM wunvyiv B O E E B TR . MclNTOSH STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. JU LIAN . CO LBERT. WHIGHAM B SIMMONS. P A . NOW. First Shoal. Sultan 7 .0 Bo* 1330 SantarA F L 1177113W TaNghana: ( N i l H I 1171 403*1110 7 tar Ida Bor Na.: 37*301 Publish: July 1.*. mo DST-3S HOT ICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAME IWflCl ••nfffOJf flYVfl m il M art tngaged m butiiwn at I3H 174 Long F L . SomkwN County. Homo Of A U N IQ U C FRAME SHOPPE, and RWt wo Inland N register told name wtm Rw CNrk *1 ttw Circuit Caurt. Sam ItwM County, FtertSe. m ac cardanca *HM Rw PrevltNns at Rw FktltMu* Nam* Slatutat. ToW lt SoctNn StS.00 F N r Ida Slatutat t*S7. Carmafynn Hamlin Marian Sagulvlda Publlth: Juno 14 74 4 July l ♦. mo OEvat N OTICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAME Is twrsby glvsn Riot I in butmoi i of P.O. U737T. AltanwnN Sprlngi. F L 33714 SomlnoN County. Florida, under Rw FktltNu* Nam* of DIPLOM AT LAWN SERVICE, and Mot I Inland N CNrk at Rw Circuit Caurt. Sam ItwM County. Florida. In ac­ cordance trim Ma Provision* at Rw FklllM ut Name Slatutat. ToW lt: Section stsot Florida Statute* ISJ7. JergaA. Ctldaran Publlth: June 3$ 4 July I. f. 14 1SW D E IS M IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FIN Number W-em-CP IN RE: E S TA TE OF M ARTHA H. RABORN N O TICE OP ADM INISTRATION Ttw admlnltlralNn at ttw o tta t* Ol M A R T H A H . R A B O R N . do cta ta d . Pita Number SO u t CP, It ponding In ttw Circuit Caurt N r SomlnoN County, F lo rid * . Probol* Division, ttw addratt of whkh It 101 N. Park Avanua, Sanlord. Florida 17771 Th* names and addrataas at Rw partonal raprotanlallvo and Rw partonal rag ratantatlvo’t attorney ar* tat tti All Interat tod parsons art required N UN wtm mit court. W ITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: III all claims against Rw atlaN and 111 any ob|*cllon by an Inlaratlad parson on whom mit notk* It torvod Rial challenges Rw valid Ity ot tha will, ttw guallfkatlon* ol ttw perianal representative, vanu* ar lurltdktlen at th* COUft. ALL CLAIMS ANO O SJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication *1 thlt Notk* hat bagunan June 74 itR Partonal Rapratantatlva: MARION l . RABORN. JR. IM Watt ISth Street Sanlord. Florida71771 Attorney tor Personal Representative W ILLIAM L. COLBERT. ESQUIRE STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. JULIAN . COLBERT. WHIGHJkM A SIMMONS. P A . Pool Ottka Boa 1330 Sanlord. Florida nm 1330 TtHfhcne: 1407) 331 3171 Pubitth: June 33 A July 3.1770 DES173 © JA C K H .M IN R .lt living. OtwL.ttal.. N 0 T K B OP ACTION STATE OP FLORIDA TO: JA CK H. MINK. It living, and SANORA DIANE M INK. N t win . it living. mtcudMg m i ot t*M Oaten SomlnoN Counfy. Ph LO T 111 SAN LANTA. THIRD S EC TIO N . ACCORDINO T O THE P LA T TNERBOP AS RE CORDED IN P LA T BOOK 14 PAOE 74 OP TH E P U B L K R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ha* Ro m Mod tgatmt you and JOHN DOE a n d j A N I DOE. * "d a ll dlbor p a rtont in df koblact real prap N tarva a copy at your drtenaat. If any. toltan: JO S B F H M. P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Ptomttirt ottanwy wtwao kdWin tt: M l N. Franklin Street. Suite 3714 Tampa. FNrlda S3M3 an or katero Rw I IM day at Juty. m i and Ma Rw original wtm Rw Clark of thit Court tttfwr hater* tarvk* on Plaintiff* O Oefautt will and alt 1 by. threugh. * *-----------« rn-a a nnnin«f> uvsmtinTi renal damowOiO m Rw Cam plamiarPatittan. D A TE D on this tm day of w e t* unknown. YOU ARK N O TIFIED Mot an action N toractea* 0 m irtgegi an tot lowing pro^t^tt^^r 1^1 m_«__1- ^ __ c EUelAw. r WHA Lot 174 MANOARIN SEC­ TION F IV E , accaromg N m* Plat Rwmet. ea reearded m Plot ISEALI AMR VANNS MORSE C LB R K O P TH K CIRCUIT COURT RV: SoNnoZoyo* Dapufy CNrk PuMIth: June II. 14 34 A July 4 IF M OB S-ISO Publk Racardt of SamlnoN Caunty. FNrlda hat bean filed ageInti you and you art required tettrvadCdpy ol your written datentat. It any, NHon: JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Ptomtltrt attorney whoa* addratt It: at N. Franklin Street. SufN 3734 Tampa. FNrlda 31M1 on ar baler* Rw 11M day at July. IN 4 and UN Rw anginal with ttw CNrk at mit Caurt atMor btNr* tarvk* an Ptaintifft F IC TITIO U S NAAM S TA TU TE T O WHOM IT AM Y CONCEBN Natka It hereby pvan that the unde signed pursuant te tha "F ic lliia u t Noma Slatuia". Chapter M100. F ter Id* Statute*, will rogltter with th* CNrk of Ih* Circuit Court, m M d N r SomlnoN Caunty. F terIdo upon receipt of proof *1 Rw puMko twn of mit notk*. ttw ncttttou* N m . to aril: C C COLLEC­ TION unde whkh I igaact N engage m butmaa* at MO Sabot Loh* Drive. Suite >t>. Long wood Flo. 3177*. That the carperoften Interest *d m told butinata antargrtM It S8 CRISAAON G ALLER IES. INC. By: LorryCfttman. Pratldtnt Dated at Fom Park. SomlnoN County. Florid*. Juno II. IftO. PuMIth: Juno 13 4 Juty 1. f. 14 IfW DSSSM attar; attwrwNa a dHouit will rtf wt dMTwndtd N ttw Com piamt or Petition. DATED on mit tm day ot June. mo. ISSALI MARVANNE MORSE C LB EK O P TH E CIRCUIT COURT •V: PatrkNF.Hoom Deputy CNrk PuMIth- June II. 14 34 B July i. ttw D c S 177 IN TN B CIRCUIT COUBT OF T N B M JUOtCIAL C IB C U IT IN ANO FOR S B M IN O il COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O *01177 CA**P CTX MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. w JEAN L C LE M EN T, ttol. Dafondants NO TICE OP ACTION TO : Dafandant. JE A N L CLEM ENT wtwao ratidanca It unknown It ttw bo living; and It darts who may hi h t lr i. do vlto o t, grantaot, atilgnoat. Honors, cradltort. truttaat. and *11 portN* clohn log InNrotl by. Ruough. under or* not known N ho deed or olive, and oil portlet having or claiming to have any right. HIM or Inter**! in ttw property da tcrlfaad In morlgoga being Nrockaadlwraln. YOU ARE N O TIFIE D mat an action N NrocNoo a m trig ego an ttw NOowIng datcrlbod prop­ arty In SEMINOLE Caunty. FNrtdo: LOT 47. ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASE I U N IT B. AC C O B D IN G T O T H E F L A T THEB EO F AS BECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 31. A T PAGES 04 17. ANO I*. OF THE PUBLIC B ECO R O S O F S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA, hat bean Iliad again*) you and you ar* required N larva a copy ot your written detent**. It any. te It an Plaintiffs attorney, Strphen J. Barllnthy. ESQ., c/o FRIED ANO SLACHTER. P.A.. Suite 704. Watlthor* Place, 4330 W Cyprats Street. Tamp*. Flor­ ida 33M7 on or bater* July 14 IHO. and III* the original with the Clark ol mit Court either btlor* service upon Plolntilft attorney or Immediately there altar; otherwise a default will b* entered agalntl you N r ttw relief demanded In ttw Com plaint Iliad twraln. WITNESS my hand and ttw teal ot mit Court al Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Florida, mit im day ol Juna IHO. ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE Clark ot ttw Circuit Court BY: Patricia F tteath At Deputy Clark Publish: June II. 14 14 4 July 3.ltf0 DES 117 ST. JOHNS RIVER W ATER M A N A EEA M N T DISTRICT _____ .of Tho Dfttrkt give* aottca ot IN Inteat te Ittu* a permit te ttw following applkant(i) an July f. IfW: F R A N C IS 4 L E O L A BOWAAAN. 101 LynOhgrtt Or. Langwood F L 0770. Appika lion H tu g u o A U V . The appHcant prR c m I* withdraw 4707 AAGO of groundwater tram ttw Floridan Aquiter via 1 ailtling wallt lor golf court* to tarva 00.000 o cro lt) In Somlnolo County located In Rw S I W of SE te ol NB te of NW te of Section 04 Township I I South. ~ 1* Eatl; SE U ot SE «* of te *1 NW te ot Section 04 I I South. Rang* I t East; Ttw llloltl containing each ot m* above titled appikalionti) or* aval labia lor Impaction Monday through Friday ricept ter logoi hoHdayt. 1:0 dm . to J » p m . al ttw St. John* River Water Management District. Highway 100 Wot!. Patotka. Florida. Ttw D ttlrkt will taka action on tech permit application listed above uniat* a petition lor an admlnittrally* proceeding I hearing I it Iliad pur want 1* Rw provltiont *f section 10 0 , F.S., and taction 40C I.SII. F .A C . A par ton whoa* substantial Inter rtfs ar* atlactad by any ol ttw O itlrktt propotod permitting da Wont toantltlad above may patitlan tor an admlnitlratlv* hearing In accordance wim tac Hon 1X37. P.S. Patltlont must comply wim Rw raqulramantt at Florid* Admlnitlratlv* Cod* Rotes 40C-1.IIt and 40C1311 and b* Iliad wim (racaivod by) Ih* Dttlrkt Clark. P.O. Boa 1417. Peiatka. Florida 1X70 1417. P a t lt l o n t lo r *d mlnltlratlv* hearing an ttw above application)!) mutt be Iliad within lourteen (14) daytot publication* of thlt nolle* or within lour teen ( 14) days of actual receipt ol this Intent, whichever first occurs Failure to lilt a petition within this time period than constitute a waiver ot any right such parson may h a ve I# re q u e s t an a d ­ m inistrative determination (hearing) under taction 110 37. F .S , concerning Ih* subject permit application. Petitions which art nol Iliad In ac cordance wim the above pro vision* ar* tub|eel to dismiss*! PuMIth July!. 17*0 OET 3* 1 n m e 1 ft �Boys take the courts Mariners rough up Brawars S E A T T L E - Nothing like a good fight to spoil a fine baseball game. With the Mariners ahead 6-2 In the eighth Inning. Brewers reliever Bob Sebra smacked Traey Jones with a pilch. Jones began fighting with Brewers catcher B .J. Surhoff prompting a 10-mlnule. brnrh-cicaring brawl. "Depending on your perspective that was the worst one or the best one ever.” Milwaukee Munager Tom Trcbclhom said. Seattle won its fourth straight. 6-2. on the strength of two JelTrcy Leonard homers and Erik Hanson's five-hit pitching. "I've been In the game for 17 years and I've never seen u fight like that In my life." said umpire crew chief John Shulock. "I drilled him .” Sebra said. "Yeah. I hit him on purpose. Things aren't going right for me or the team. It's time for someone to take a lum p." Elsewhere In the A L. Boston routed Texas 15-4. Cleveland downed California 5-3. Toronto edged Oaklund 4-3. Detroit clocked Kansas City 9-4. Chicago blanked New York 4-0 and Minnesota nipped Baltimore 4-3. Oral takes on Capriati m i W IMBLEDON. England - Jennifer Capriati's happy daydreams will become hard reality Monday when she looks across the net of Centre Court Wimbledon and faces, for the first lime, her Idol. Steffi Graf. The bubbly 14-year-old. who Just Joined the pro tour in March. Is excited about her Inaugural meeting with the top-ranked women's player. "I really can't wnlt. I've always wanted to play her." (wild Capriati. The round of 16 meeting between tennis' reigning queen and her heir apparent will pose a variety of contrasts. The blond and businesslike Graf, the defending champion, possesses the finest forehand In women's tennis and the best (ootspecd. an Ideal combination for grasscourt play. The dark-haired Capriati, seeded 12th. Is less stem on-court und not so quick, but her grounds!rokes arc hard, deep and consistent. Men’s defending champion Boris Becker faces 1987 champion Pat Cash and 1988 tltllst Stefan Edbcrg will play Michael Chang for the first time since losing to the American In last year's French Open final. WORLD CUP England, W. Germany advance HOME — Gary Lineker ended Cameroon's Improbable World Cup run Sunday with two penally goals, advancing England to a semifinal dale In Turin, where dislike for the English runs deep. The Redoubtable Lions, who had already made tournament history by being the first African nation to make the quarterfinals, looked like certain winners when they led 2-1 with lime running out on the English. But Lineker drew two fouls In the penalty area In the 83rd und 105th minutes and took the penalties himself, the first earning his learn extra time, and the second completing a 3-2 victory. Th e win earned England a Wednesday matchup with West Germany, who reached their third successive semifinal by beating Czechoslovakia 1-0 In Milan earlier Sunday. The game will take place In Turin , the northern city which Is home of Juvcntus. the club learn whose fans were trampled to death at lleysel Stadium In 1985 before a European Cup mutch with Liverpool. NATIONAL L1AQU1 Salazar returns with a bang Luis Salazar's return to San Diego was highlighted by fond memories of his playing days for the I'adres as well as game-winning home-run power for the Cubs. Salazar, whose played for San Diego on three seperate occasions since 1980. smashed u three-run homer Sunday to cap u four-run eighth Inning that lifted Chicago to an 11-10 victory over the Padres. "I still hear the cheers (here)." said Suluzar. "It's very nice. They've remembered me for a long lime. I have good memories and I miss this place a lot.” . Trailing 10-7 In the eighth. Doug Dasccnzo and Kync Sandberg singled with one out and both runners advanced on u groundnut. Dasccnzo then scored on Andre Dawson's single, setting up Salazar's blast. Elsewhere In the National League. New York clipped Cincinnati 3-2. Philadelphia topped Houston 8-4. Montreal ripped Atlanta 5-1. Pittsburgh pounded San Francisco 8-5 and St. Louis nipped I-os Angeles 6-5. C o m r l M f r m i t a f f t a d w I r t r a f w U . _________ BASEBALL 7:30 p.m. — W TB S . Montreal Expos. |L) Atlanta Braves at Com pute lUtlnpo on P a f 11_________________ SBA plays host to A A U ’s 11-and-Under hoop event high schools. Now It's the boys' tum. Last week. Seminole County was host to the AAU Junior Olympics G i r ls ’ 1 1 -a n d -U n d e r N ational C h a m p io n s h ip B a s k e tb a ll Tournament. Beginning today, the AAU/Carrlcr Boys' 11-and-Under National Championship Basketball Tournament will lip off at county Hosted by the Sunshine Basket­ ball Association for the third con­ secutive year, the tournament will be played at Lake Mary. Lake Howell, l-akc Brantley and Oviedo high schools. Competition will commence at 2 p.m. this afternoon. Teams from Alaska. Alabama. O h io . W a sh in gto n . O klahom a. Missouri. Maryland. Pennsylvania. Wisconsin. Virginia. West Virginia. North Carolina. Oregon. Georgia. Arkansas. Indiana. Iowa. California. Tennessee. New Hampshire. New Jersey. Michigan. New Mexico. Tex­ as. Louisiana. Maryland. Kansas and Florida will be participating In the event. Representing Central Florida will be the SBA Magic. Also, teams from Orlando and Gainesville are sched­ uled to play In the tournament. The general public Is Invited to attend. Tickets are 15 for a day pass. $2 for students or children under 17. There Is also a tourna­ ment pass, good for the entire week, available for 615. In attendance this week at the tournament will be two members of the A A U 's national stafL Paul Campbell and Jan Lyon. Campbell, the A A U's National Director of Competition, will attend the tournament and Is scheduled to address the players and coaches on "the merits of amateur competition: organised sports as a positive alternative to drugs and alcoho; and where the AAU plans to play a role In youth sports In the next decade." Lyon, the A A U 's National Pro­ gram Director, will be In town to Inspect area hotels and various game sites for future national AAU events. East Coast moves into first place Frem eteff reperts SANFORD - The East Coast All Stars. Adcock Roofing und Wes Rlnkcr's Florida Baseball Schools Academy moved to the head of the (tack white the Sanford Reds and the Patriots continued to flounder after weekend action In the Buddy Lake Summer Baseball Lenguc at Sanford Memorial Stadium. East Coast picked up a pair of wins over the weekend to give them five consecutive wins and the top spot In the standings with a 7-3 record. The Academy Is u half-game back at 7-4 after taking two of three. Adcock got over the .500 mark and moved Into third plucc at 7-5 after a pair of wins, the Reds dropped their fifth gumc In six starts and fell to 6-7 and the Patriots fell to I -9 after a pair ofKosses. Next weekend's schedule has the Academy hosting the Patriots on Friday at 6 p.m.. On Saturday, the Academy takes on Adcock at 9 a.m.. East Coast and the Reds play at 11:45 a.m. and Ihc Reds and the Patriots tangle ut 2:30 p.m. On Sunday. East Coast plays the Patri­ ots at 11 a.m. before the Reds and Adcock finish off the weekend ul 1:45 p.m. M i Lake, Page 2B John Cox (No. 13) and the Florida Baseball School Academy moved within a half-game of the lead In the Buddy Lake Summer Baseball League standings by winning two of three games this past weekend. Steve Wilbur (left) and his Adcock Roofing teammates are one game back after winning both their games. T re v in o o ve rco m e s lig h tn in g , N ick la u s Mitchells shine all over country United Frees littemattenal PARAMUS. N.J. — On the way to winning the U.S. Senior Open on his first nttempt. Lee Trevino had lo overcome two terrifying obstacles. He dealt with the first one on the fourth hole when a sudden lightning storm struck the Ridgewood Country Club, and once this blew over. Trevino was left to contend with Jack Nicklaus. When all the battling was over. Trevino emerged with a score of 5-under-par 67 for a two-shot victory over Nicklaus. "Th is is Just great." Trevino said. "I wish I would have played with him (Nicklaus). That's the only way the Icing could have been on the cuke. It's always a feather 111 yuur cap when you can beat Jack Nicklaus." Trevino was struck by lightning while playing In the 1975 Western Open, and this may have been the cause of the back problems he has suffered since. Still, he wasn't dlslurlx-d at Sunday's storm. "I wasn't concerned with It." he -explained. "Th e USGA (U.S. Golf Association) did a good Job putting us In vans, but the only trouble Is we were In a clump of trees. "I thought If a tree fell on the van. there we go." Trevino's victory was ussured when Nicklaus. needing a birdie on the par-5 17lh hole to create a playoff, missed a 4-foot putt for bogey, the ball hitting the outside of the cup und veering right. Oddly, a light rain started falling again while Nicklaus was playing No. 17. and it was Ihc first and only bogey for Nicklaus on a pur-5 hole all week. [ Sec Seniors, Pago 2B Prom staff reports_________________________ Lyman gradual* Teddy Mitchell Lyman High School graduate Teddy Mitchell keeps adding to his list of accomplishments. On Saturday In the T A C Junior National Championships In Fresno. Culif.. Mitchell fin ishe d second In the 1 9 -u n d -U n d c r 10.000-mctcr run. posting a time of 31:03. Mitchell Just missed qualifying for the Junior Nutional team that will compete In an Interna­ tional competition In Bulgaria later this sum­ mer. He will try again later this month. Ills second-place finish Is Just the most recent In u long list of state und nutional ac­ complishments for Mitchell. In Ihc last 12 months, he wus won the Class 4A high school state championship In cross country and Iwo-mllc run. finished second In the mile run und won the l l t h annual Kinney Cross Country Championship South Region Meet. Tw o weeks ago. Mitchell wus sixth In the two-mile run at the Kccblcr Invitational. But he wasn't the only Mitchell to shine this past weekend. Younger brother Jeremiah (10) und sister Jesstcu (H) both qualified for the Sunshine State Gutties to be held in Miami later this month by winning their events In the Orlando Sports Festival on Saturday. Jeremiah won both the 1.500-meter run and the high Jump while Jessica took first in the 1.500-meter race walk. Should they finish In Ihc top three ut the Sunshine Stale Games, they will qualify for the Junior Olympics. Also. 2-year-old Matthew Mitchell was third In Die 10-and-Undcr high Jump competition. W hy pitchers kill outfielders: Hawkins loses no-hitter United P r m International CH ICAGO — The New York Yankees, who own the worst record In the majors, raised the art of losing loan historic level Sunday. Andy Hawkins set a major-league record for largest margin of defeat In a complete-game no-hllter. being victimized by two outfield errors as the Chicago White Sox scored a 4-0 victory over the Yankees. "You cun't put It Into words." Yankees Manager Stump Merrill said. "The guy gives you that kind of performance, and you end up giving up six outs in the Inning.” Hawkins, nearly banished to the minors in early June, pitched the third no-hlttcr of this weekend and the sixth In the majors this season. The veteran right-hander went eight Innings and ’C T T T T T T T T THE BEST C allowed no earned runs. He walked five and struck out three. The While Sox did not bat In the bottom of the ninth. "I don't know. I’m stunned." Hawkins said. "I really am. You dream of throwing a no-hlttcr. The thought of a loss never crossed my mind. You expect to walk olf that field and shake everybody's band like you've seen a thousand times before." Hawkins breezed through the first 7 2-3 Innings before Sammy Sosa reached on an error by third baseman Mike Blowers. The center-field scoreboard Hashed a hit. but the official ruling was an error. Sosa stole second und Hawkins. 1-5. walked O/zle Guillen und Lance Johnson to fill the liases. Merrill visited the mound but said he never thought of taking Hawkins out. "Not until he gives up a hit. No way." Merrill said. Rookie Robin Ventura followed with a slicing line drive to left fielder Jim Lcyrltz. who fought the wind before dropping the ball fora three-liase error. “ 1 made the wrong move to the wrong side." Lcyrltz said. "It got caught up In the wind a little bit. und I didn't think I could catch up to It. When I did. I dropped It." The next batter. Ivan Calderon, then Hied to right Held, where Jesse Barfield lost the lull In the sun before letting It fall. Official scorer Bob Rosenberg ruled the play an error. Rosenberg, an official scorer the past four years who will score this year's All-Star Game, said there was no question on an> of the three Yankee errors In the Inning. �Sanford, Florida — Monday, July 2, 1N0 M — Sanford Locals turn baseball Into a marathon sport S T A T S & STAN DINGS •tin. otmiwo itf. im m t and M I N M ■ > « jd m mm m w o it J R m a n j* n n o J it m m n 4M O r k ui mi a lu a « a jr m TIM physical demand# at consecutlvety competing in three dtfhrent events - each requir­ ing different combinations of ometeni tnuacie groups — » Bes the sport unique. On the other hand, spending done to Bli hours on a baseball Oekk in SO-ptuB degree heal and done to 100 percent humidity is tta own special kind of hell. If that weren't bad enough, one team — the Seniord Reds — were in both gomes. And lost w m i jr W H O M m m n .i» m i i m .an ■M U D M in a a jm m a n ju m o u rn CM T n a (Ryan 74) at M l). 12:01p.m. OakMnd Mmm an at T< (Ray a 1). l;M p .m . CaatanUa (Rtytnw M l at (BMkaai.yilla.ai. D M (TMana an at <F*tarwn4i).XMpm Nm Varft (M M Ml The highlight of the fiasco waa Inning in the see­ the bottom of the ist the East Coast Alt Stare, the Reds used eight consecutive walks to score eight runs. Then, in the top of the third. East Coast sent IS batten to the plate while scoring 12 runs. This la baseball? Because the league has a two-hour and 36-mlnute time limit, only 11 of the 14 sched­ uled innings of Saturday's two games were, played. Th e first game went tin Innings before being stopped. 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St. Lucie 1 Miami 1 West Palm Baach I Osceola l.Charlotto I St Pete A Dunedin J. 10Inning* Vero Baach A Lakeland X 1st gam* Vero Beech A Lakeland X md gem* Winter Haven I, Baseball City ) Sarasota 7. Clearwater I SI Lucie If. FI Laud 0 West Palm Beach 7. M aml I Char loti* a Osceola 1 St. P*M IX Dunedin 0 Baseball City 4. Winter Haven 4 Monday Gamas BaseballCityatCharlolt* SI Pet* at Dunedin Osceola el Lakeland Miami at Si. Lucie Clearwater at Sarasota Ft Laud *1 West Palm Baach Vero Beach al Winter Haven POST LAND. Ore. - The IWth el Sunday's NASCAR Psntlac/Wlnslsn M l Slack car race with driver's name and hams teem, make and medal at car. laps compliisA raastn owl it any and isaey wen. 1. Ray Smith. Canada. Pard Thgnderbird. MO. U.7M ; I. BUI Schmitt, Bidding. Cent, Chevrolet Lumlna. JOB. 5XM4; 1. Bill Sed|«lck. Van Nuyt. Calif.. Chevreltt Lumlna, MB. *2,1)4; 4. Oarrlka Capa. t IJ M ; S. Butch Gilliland. Anaheim, Cal 11. Chevrolet LumlnA 700. II.S7A A Hershe! Me Grltt, Perl land. 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James Davis. West Covina. Callt , Buick Regal. 7A ell leek. U71. 22- Dick Gaboury. Portland. O re . Chevrolet Mont* Carlo. M. handling. U M ; 1) Larry Gaylord. Vancouver. Wash. Otdsmoblle Cutlass. 27. steering. SMS. 14 Chuck Welch. Vacaville. Callt. Chevrolet Monte Carta. IA Ignition. Ill) Tim* *4 race: one hour t l minute* It seconds Average speed 14 *11 mph Margin olvktery: o 1 second Fatlesl uvaliher: Mike Chase. M IT ) mph |recordI CauNea Begs: t lor el Ups I IS IX 11)0. 7* BA 04 IDA lit lit. 111 144) Lap leaders: Mike Chase l IX Hershel McGritt 14 » Bill Sedgwick II SO. McGrill John Huston, M JM Paul Ajlngsr. IA4U D A . Wttbring. M JM Kkfc Trlptatt. M JM Tim llmysan. 1A4JI Brian Clear, I U H Jim BaaraA M JM Paul Trlttlar. M JM Slava PaM, M JM Hal Sultan, M JM Billy Andrade, 10.800 Wayna Grady. I0JM Hubert Green. M JM Slava Janas. M.N0 Oan Foreman. All? Kenny Perry, 4.SII Bill Britten. A llt Ken Gr.en, A Jti Mitch Adcack. A Jir Bill Sender, ASI7 P H. Horgen III, ASI7 Larry Mise. ASI7 Jim Gallagher, ASI7 Dillard Pruitt. A4M Phil Bleckmer, A4M Slave Elklngten. A4M Billy Maytelr. Mark Wtabe, A404 Ray Stewart. a MS Oev* Barr. XM0 Lennie Clements. 1.711 Larry Sllveira. 1,71) Jay Haas. 1.717 Peter Jacobsen, t i n Buddy Gardner. 1,711 Nick Price. 1.711 Blaine McCalllstar. 1.711 Pel Megawatt, 1,711 Jett Wilson. 1.104 J C. Snead. 7.104 Jett Hart. 7.704 Ronnie Black, 7.704 Bobby Clampatt, 7104 Barry Jaeckel. 7.100 John Inman. 7.700 Jerry Maas. 7.700 Mika Hutbert. 1.700 Jodi* Mudd. 1.7*0 /Mark Brooks. M M Clark Burroughs. 1.IM Curt Byrvm. M M Emlyn Aubrey, M M Webb Helnlielmen, M M Greg Hickman, 1,090 Jock Foront. 1.070 Ed Fieri. l.fSO Howard Twltty. l.ttO Lance Ten Breeck. I.S40 John Adams. I,*40 Dennis Harrington. I.S40 8- 1. 51«ip*n«ltyklcfcl) Italy I, IrgtanSXMltam* My I Wmt Germany l.Cmimtavafcta* Ene K M 1 C w iw s w 1 let) July 7at B< July Sat Rama 70447444— 171 74414771-171 70447444-171 44447444-171 *4474470— 177 444441-7B—171 14444471— 171 41414171-171 7444)144— 777 4*4*7441-771 44144441-171 444411-44-171 44)14444— 171 44444471-17] 45 7*7144-174 44447X41-174 74417441-174 44447144-174 44447444-174 714447 44-174 44714744-174 7444474#— 174 71444444-174 *44474*4-171 47447144—17S 4571-1B44—17S *4447174-171 *747)1 74-17S 414411 H-11S *1*4*111-175 44M4471-17) 47447144-174 7441 7144— 177 *4747444-777 447471-74— 177 44744*74-277 *7 77*474-177 444471-11— 177 14*771 71-177 7145*471-177 4447-754B— 17B 11*471*4-171 444471 44— 170 74*47144— 170 4P 71 4471-171 44717*47-170 4044 7144-17* *4747144-17* 71**4*71-17* *•*♦7077-17* 70*7 71 70— M0 *7 77 7471— M0 *4*471 71-M0 S**471 71-M0 *•*4 70 71-M0 M 70 71 71-MI *• 7471 71-MI 71 *7 74 71-MI n u n 71— M l *4*4 Its*— M4 *4 74 7* 70— M4 St *4 It 74— M4 STMJM Du fillerter ( m tR Al Kitchener. Ontario. June M Flaal Bund I Per 711 Pally Sheehan. U.500 *•70 70S*-ITS Beth Daniel. 40.M0 74*4 71 74-MI lisa talk Neumann. 31.M0 M 71 TO 77- M l Millie Berteottl. 1I.SM 74M44 71-M) Gma Hull. It.lM 74447* 74-M4 Jody AnKhull. It.lM 74717471-MI Pal Bradley. I4.IV) 714* 70 71— MS But East Coast came right back In the top of the third, sending IS men to the plate and scoring 12 runs. Th e big blows were a two-run home run by Stan Evans, a triple and a double by Jim Merrick and a double by John Wright. Th e Reas scored a n m in the fourth and three in the fifth to cut the margin to 13-12 but East Coast scored three runs in the sixth to make the final margin four runs. Pacing the East Coast attack were Merrick (triple, double). Kevin McCall (triple, tingle). Keith McGinnis (double, tingle). Evans (home run), Wright (dou­ ble) and Scott Galloway and Bill Coleman (one single each). Getting hits for the Reds were Krott (two tingle*) and Smith. Craig Brclsford, TU n Samer and Mike Senecek (one single each). went only live befcrv the lime limit waa invoked. In both in­ stances, the eftd wao welcomed. One of the supposed beauties of baseball M the absence of a time factor in moot games. You never know when the game will end. But had it not been for a time limit on Saturday, there's the distinct possibility that ei­ ther could still be going on. In a triathlon, there is some attrition among (he participants. Competitors can drop out some­ where along the line and still feel like the accomplished some­ thing. Like climbing a mountain, the attempt Is the thing. But that doesn't wash In baseball. Throw ing in the towel during a 12-run Inning la con­ sidered bod form (despite how appealing the thought Is). Once the first pitch Is thrown, you're honor-bound to see the game through to its completion. "No mas'* Isn't In the diamond vo­ cabulary. Th e only consolation after Buffering through a pair of mara­ thon losses (and another raindelayed defeat on Sunday) is that there's the chance of re­ dem ption this Saturday. Of course, there's also the chance for another long day at (he ballpark. The Academy came back from Friday's 10-9 loss to Adcock with a pair of wins Saturday and Sunday over the Reds. On Saturday, the Academy scored three runs In the first inning and four In the second en roule to a 13*8 victory. The game was a walkathon with the Reds drawing 15 free passes and the Academy 10. Hilling was a lm o s t n o n -e x is te n t w ith Academy getting four saflies and the Reds three. • John Cox of the Academy had the only extra base hit of (he game, a double. Getting the other hlta for the Academy were Chris Stokes. Pete Arcomone and Doug Bunn. Doing the hitting for the Reds were Kcnne Brown and John Hem andci with one single each. On Sunday, the Academy scored eight runs in the fourth Inning to stomp the Reds 16-4. Arcomone and Cox combined to hold the Reds to four hits while the Acadmey was getting 10. Bo Elnhelght and Chris HufT had a pair of singles to lead the Academy. Other contributors were Matt Delmer and Brian Milner (one triple each). Mark Bellhom and Brandon Hanshaw (one double each) and Mark McCIInlc and Wes liter (one single each). Doing the hitting for the Reds were Steve Clemente (doublet and Senecek and Brclsford (one single each). SeniorsIB “ When that storm came up on the 17th It hurt m e.’* said Nicklaua, a winner In two of hla previous three starts on the Senior Tour. "I'v e got dark contacts, and when it gets dark I lose m y depth perception of the ground. It takes a while to adjust. "I'm not using this as an excuse. I wouldn’t have caught Lee anyway, he played very well." Trevino completed his week's w ork at 1 3-u n d e r-p a r 275. Nicklaua. unable to do anything on the from nine during the "1 don't know. I'm stunned. I really am. You dream of throw­ ing a no-hitter. Th e thought of a loss never crossed m y mind. You expect to walk off that field and shake everybody’s hand like you've seen a thousand times before.” • Andy Hawkins of the New York Yankees, whose complete game n o -h lttcr agalnat the Chicago White Sox was vicllmt*ed by two outfield error* that allowed Chicago to win 4-0. tournament, settled for a round of 7 0 -2 7 3 . T h e v i c t o r y w a a w o rth •90,000 to Trevino, who cap­ tured hla sixth Senior Tour title In 13 outings. In his rookie yrar on the Senior Tour. Trevino has esmed 1607.892. Trevino Is the fifth player to win both the U.S. Open and Senior Opens. Joining Arnold Palm er. B illy Casper. G ary Player and Orville Moody. Trevino's only poor round of the week waa a 73 Saturday, and he said he had (rouble sleeping that night replaying the round. S a n f o r d H e r a ld MISSED DELIVERY Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. e f . THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. U110:00 A.M. "SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOAL �Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, July 2, 1180 — 1 People Growing tomatoes worth the effort IN B R I E F Installation M l Knights of Colum bus, ASISI Council 10367. has scheduled the installation of the newly elected officers lor Ju ly 14, at the Osteen Civic Center. The ceremony>preceedlnd proceeding la Is the Sunday Vigil Maas at S p.m . Installation of officers will be held1limmediately alter the Mass. Entertainment will be provided. Th is Is an open event. Brother Knights, their families, friends, parish members and anyone who wants to have some fun is invited. Donation is 610 Including dinner, refreshments and entertainment. Reservations needed. Call Joe Klejbuk. (904) 789*3607. Historic Trust to must The next meeting of the Sanford Historic Tru st is scheduled for Ju ly 5 at 7 p.m ., In the St. Lucla/Sanford Historic Trust office close to Friendly Travel* 306c East First Street. Guest speaker Is a m ember of the reclaimed water department of the City of Sanford. For more information, call Laura Straehla at 330*3330 or Jean Skipper at 330*3961. Ovsrsstsrs to hsvt stop study A step study of Overeaters Anonymous is conducted on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. For more Information, call Charlie at 323*8070. Nsrcotlcs Anonymous to most Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave., Sanford. Posts to tslkvsrso First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. Ctogglng groups to hsvs clsssss Dixieland Cloggers hold classes 7*8 p.m. each Monday at the old Lake Mary fire station. First Street and Wilbur Avenue, Lake Mary. Cost is 825 per 10-week session. For more information, call 321*6267. Th e club meeting is held from 8*9 p.m.. at the fire station. Th e Old Hickory Stompers hold classes 7*8 p.m. each Monday at the Knights of Columbus Hall on S. Park Avenue. Sanford. Cost Is 82.50 per class. For more information, call 349-9529. HsJp for gamblsrs offsrsd Gamblers Anonymous and Gam*Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 236-9206. Volunteers council to congregate The Council of Volunteers Coordinators for Seminole County meets the first Tuesday of every month at B a.m. at the American Red Cross office. State Road. 434 Longwood. Membership is open to directors and coordinators of agencies using volunteers. For more information, call Cheryl Werley, 323*2036. Ceeselberry Klwanls to meet Klwanis Club of Casselberry meets at 7:30 a.m. -every Tuesday at Village Inn. U.S. Highway 17*92 and Dogtrack Roa'd. Longwood. For more Information, call 831*8545. Bridge dub to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Clum ber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Liona to gather Sanford Lions Club meets at noon each Tuesday at Western Slzzlln Steakhouse. 2900 Orlando Drive. Sanford. Seniors to meet for activities LA K E MARV — The Lake Mary Seniors meet every Tuesday for activities at the old city hall. North Country Club Road. Th e program begins at 9:30 a.m. with watercolor class and drawing. Lap quilling. 10:30-11 a.m. and cards and games through the day. Crafts arc taught at 1 p.m. Day ends at 3 p.m. Details, call 323*4938. One of the most widespread problem s w ith tomatoes this tim e of year Is failure to set fruit o r b lo s s o m d ro p . F lo rid a gardeners each year encounter this problem. W hile all of the reasons for poor fruit set and bfaom drop are not completely understood, some of the most com m on causes are excessive n itro g e n fe rtilis a tio n , h ig h nighttim e temperatures, variety, tim e of p la n tin g , excessive shade, drought or overwatering or insects. In moot cases, the tomato vines are large, healthy and g ro w in g vigorously w ith an abundance of flowers. Th e flow­ ers. however, either drop off or wither up and turn brown In­ stead of setting fruit. Tom ato production Is usually best when only enough nitrogen is available d u rin g the first couple of months after planting to permit development of a large sturdy vine, but not enough to cause excessive ve ge ta tive growth. Later, when the plant has a heavy fruit load and the tomatoes begin to ripen, the nitrogen requirement w ill be High amounts of nitrogen late in the season can cause a lack of blooms or bloom drop. High nitrogen availability can cause the plant to grow excessive and lush at ihe expense of blossoms and fruit set. If your tomatoes display this type of growth, reduce the nitrogen fertiliser a few months after you plant them. Tomatoes have a very narrow o ptim um temperature range which is best for bloom set and for fruit production. Tomato fruit seta best at a nighttime tempera­ ture around 62 degrees F. S u m m e r nighttim e tempera­ tures In Central Florida average around 70-80 degress F. So once n summer roOs around, tomatoes stop setting fru it. (C h e rry tomatoes are the exception to the rule as they wfll continue to set fruit all summer long.) Th is Is w hy It Is Important to plant tomatoes at the correct t im e In s p r i n g . P l a n t i n g tomatoes or any vegetable out of season la a common error and puts ihe plant under environmental stress resulting in poor grow th flow ering. Tom atoes should be planted early In M arch. P lanting late In the spring subjects tomatoes to high night temperatures. Variety selection Is of utmost Importance for all vegetables including tomatoes. Varieties other than those recommended by the University of Florida for this area win not be adapted to our climate or sod conditions. Poor growth, blossom drop and poor fruit set can be expected from planting varieties not re­ commended for this area. Bo be careful when selecting seeds ou* of northern catalogs. Recom­ mended tomato vaieties include Floradel, Flora-dade. Flonunerlca and Better Boy. Watering habits that subject tomatoes to wet then dry condi­ tions as opposed to consistent moisture can result in bloom and fruit drop. Th is wet-dry c y c l e c a n a ls o ca u se a physlologlleal disorder called •end rot. especially In bolsaom-cn container plants. Remember that few plants like "wet feet" so try not to water the plants so that the soil 1s soaking wet all the time. Tomatoes require at least six hours of full su each day. If tomatoes f t t less than that, poor blooming or. blossom dromp can occur. Last, various Insects, both sucking and chewing can feed on the flowers and partially developed fruits of tomatoes. Either blooms or your fruit may drop as a result. Insects thst could cause this problem Include thrtps, grasshoppers, aphids and spider mites. Check developing blossoms and fruit carefully to identify the insect. After noting all these problems th a t ca n ca use a la c k of tomatoes, you may wooder why anyone would want to grow them, however, after tasting your first vine-ripened tomato fresh off the bush, you will realize that It Is worth all your efforts' For more information about tomatoes. Just give me a call or drop by the Agriculture Center for a free fact sheet. fCMaata Whits la ____ . _ C o u n t y E x t e n s io n U r b a n a x L W B .) Carts liberated from grocery store aren’t free OSAR ABBY: Please address the problem of people who steal shopping carta. This is a na­ tional disgrace we can't blame on Russia, the drug pushers or Congress. Th e elderly use them Instead of walkers, kids use them for carrying their books to and from schools, residents in affluent neighborhoods keep them In their piivate garages or In the parking lota of their expensive c o n d o m in iu m s or in th e ir laundry rooms. Some are just abandoned at the curb or in an alley. No one seems to take this stealing seriously, yet la this any different from picking up some­ one's unchained bicycle and taking it home for one's own use? Abby, you reach millions of people, so please print a column about this alarming thievery going on daily, right under our noses. Two-wheeled carts arc avail­ able at nominal prices. They arc sturdy, fold flat, easy to store and hold a lot. They also go up a n d d o w n s t a ir s , w h ic h supermarket carta may have trouble doing. I bought one for about 810 four years ago, and it’s still going strong. For once, let's point the finger at "u s " and clean up our own My telephone company tells me there is no law against It, and advised me to write lo the F e d e ra l C o m m u n ic a tio n s Commission, but I doubt thnt one letter will do it. Abby. with your wide readership. If you ABIGAIL to publish this letter, you VAN BUREN might see what kind of response you get from others. I'm sure I’m not alone in this Buffering. W ho k n ow s, if there arc garbage. enough of us. we might even get RUTH FREUND, some relief from this harass­ ment. The message I missed DRAM R U TM i Thanks for an because two of these calls (Hied Important letter. According to m y entire machine cassette one the Food Marketing Institute in afternoon was a llfe-and-death Washington. D.C.. cart theft In matter. Can you aec why I am C a lifo rn ia alone coats the outraged? grocery Induitry about 814 mil­ OSAR FURIOUS: I hear you lion a year — and that cost is loud and clear. If anyone has a passed on to the consumer. The solution to this problem. I'll worst offenders are often the share it. Readers? elderly or the poor, or college DRAR ARBY: In a recent students who don't drive and column on spanking children, live In apartments within walk­ you Indicated that your readers' ing distance of the stores. response to s p a n k in g was There Is a solution. If people 10-to-l in favor. You may be did as you did — and bought Interested in the results of a their own c u ts — the problem 1990 survey done by the Na­ would be solved, the grocers tional Committee for Prevention would pass the savings on to of Child Abuse, which measures their customers, and we would attitude* and actions about child be a kinder, gentler and more abuse and its prevention. Of the honest nation. parents in the survey who have children under the age of 18. 49 D E A R A B E T : I am writing in percent said that they never desperation. My problem is the spank thetr children. And 26 p la g u e o f c o m p u t e r i z e d percent said that they "hardly telemarketing calls. I know that I ever" spank or hit their children. can hang up if I am at home, but In addition. 72 percent said they believe it or not. I have missed believe that physical punish­ several Important messages this ment of a child can lead to week because the cassette on my Injury. Overall, as an organiza­ answering machine was filled tion dedicated to the prevention w ith long-winded offers for of child abuse, we were en­ cruise bargains, free gifts, mar­ couraged by these new statistics. velous prizes, etc. Parenting is a challenging, I am really outraged that my sometimes very difficult Job. answering machine has been When pressures build up. It is abused to the point that it is te m p tin g to use p h y s ic a l rendered almost uselesst To punishment on a child. Howev­ make matters worse. I then have er, spanking a child when you to listen to these Idiots all the are angry can be dangerous. way through In order to use my Children are often Injured when machine agjun the next time! an angry parent loses control. In a society that values the "quirk fix" solution to everyday problems. It seems easier to hit a child than to help the child learn self-control. Children who are disciplined by constant hitting and spanking soon learn that the way to deal with life’s frustra­ tions is to lash out physically at other*. Teaching children discipline 1* Important. But discipline can be achieved w ithout hitting or spanking. Children will do what we do more than what we say. If you want children to obey rules, to solve their own problems, to control their anger, and to live In peace w ith them selves and others, then parents must act that example. F o r a free p a m p h le t on teaching children discipline without spanking, please ask your readers lo send a selfaddressed. stamped envelope to: Teaching Discipline. P.O. Box 2866. Chicago. 111.60690. JOY BYERS, OHS DAY ONLY jo ] A M ERICAN TAIL 7 U I8 .7/310 A M , 13 N, 3 PM. O rw £ Elaines Hallmark (Next To JCPenneys in Sanford Plaza) Gigantic 1/2 Price Sale in OnsaMatSitawtq c*r< Or *«• « .in s y g w r a S - s it e M U j i g liftf. ftm «( Cm w m t s m m i * (till. I B S ( m CM . H M . p>SMndt SO m H It* M * ( I l i i C m f r WkMB*. Mm > k m OKW) M W W * . Ik. ■ ---------- — WOM . — M m i a ' H i w l i '.h |lM*tm St»w| CMi[0ia~i«] T l w U n i t M > * rt M l i m D > m i R*W> R IWkc IM l ten**. 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ITEM IMF Telephone: (4*71743*510 Publish: July 1,f.HSO OET-43 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOG SEMINOLE COUNTY. S TA TE OF FLORIDA. CataNa.i se-tfW-CAet-L Osnersl fttrMlA l i r Mi, t B A R N E T T IA N K S T R U S T COMPANY. N.A., AS T R U S T E E FOR TH E FLORIOA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY UN D ER A RESOLUTION AOOPTE 0 ANO D A TE D AS OF JU L Y I, IW4. Plaintiff. v*. LARR Y EUG E N E BLA KE. It living, alu*.. at al.. Defendants NO TICE OF ACTIO N ST A T E OF FLORIOA TO : LAR R Y EU G EN E B LA K E. II living, and LINDA SUZANNE BLAKE, Ms wits. If living. Including any unknown spouse ol said Defendants II either has remarried and II either or both ot said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, davlsees. gran le ts , assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and all other parsons claiming by. through, under or against tha named Defendants Whose residence address to unknown. YO U ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to toreckna a mortgage on tha following property in Seminole County. Florida: LO T II. BLOCK 30. SUB URBAN HOMES, SECTION 7. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS RECORDEO IN P LA T BOOK L PAGE f l. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO RI­ DA. has been tiled against you and you art required to servo a copy ol your written defenses. It any. lotion: JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O , ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address Is: M l N Franklin Straet. Sulla 7720. Tampa. Florida 33*02 on or balora tha tltfi day of July. I HO. and Ilia tha original with tha Clerk ol this Court aither before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Im m e d ia te ly I her s e lle r ; otherwise a default will be entered against you for tha relief demanded In tha Cam plaint or Patltton D A TE D on this em day of June. IHO MAR YANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C UIT COURT BY Selena Zayas Deputy Clerk Publish June II. II. 25. 4 July 7. IHO DES ITS Farming youth country band. Imerited? CaK m -t f H W H IT E M A L I ladklng lor warning lady w as to Navel In motor home. For llh phono 4 photo: FO Baa MIMS. Lk. Mary. F itttss a s -s p K H iH t t ic ir K C O M C A R O TM T Far Details: 1003437 4254 ^ ^ Ijrld a N o ts rjJlM O C lttjo i^ 17— Nurstry A Child C r> • B A B Y S tTTE B V N A N N IIS 0 All ar*M •All tchedutot TbaSaorc*.................... SSS-H75 Qusl IHad Workers Welcome B A B Y S ITTIN G • My ham*. Naar Seminole H. S. Monday thru Friday, SAM SPM22I SB5I SANFORD NOME - Mon fhru F rl.. SAM 1PM. Breakfast. lunch. Fenced yard. 3233417 TIR E D OF O A Y C A H IM s ip e rtoncad mothers. Infants to 4. CPR Cart. Ret. avail. Early am - Spm. Projects 4 actlvl ttos. Reasonable r a t i. Meals 4 snacks Included. Coil 125-M71 Terry* or 3334414 4S—MitflUuwous Iliu m TKK 1 One way to Dayton, Ohio. Good tor July II only! 150 er b i t otter Debra m -S S tte v i M R U I K TICKET On* way to Sacramento. Calif. July tl STSOer twit otter. Call S2S-tS47er »S-CJt2 L t q i l N o II c m IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIG H T K IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. H-UI2CAI4L SUN BANK. N A., etc.. Ptatntill. w P E TE R A. PAUL, single, et al. Defendants NOTICE DF ACTION TO : PETER A. PAUL A d d m t: P.O. Box 711 Cashiers. N.C. 7*717 It alive, and It dead, any and all unknown heir*. devisees, legatees, grantees, creditors and other persons who may claim against their estate, and all other persons having or claiming to have some right, title or Intoml In Ihe real property herein described YOU ARE H E R EB Y notified that a Complaint to Foreclose a Mortgage encumbered Ihe tol lowing rail property: Lot 30. OEER RUN UNIT 14 " A " , recorded In Plat Book » . Pages H end (7, Public Records et Semi not* County, Florida, hat been llled against you and you er* required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any. to It on JOHN M. McCORMICK. Esquire. Attorney tor Plaintiff, whose address Is 541 East Church S tm t, Orlando. FL TTdOl: end tile Its* original with the Clerk ot the above styled Court on or before August S. i h o otherwise, a default may be entered against you lor r*1let demanded In the Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal ol said Court on JunoTS. IHO. (SEAL) AURVANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish July 7. *. 14. 73. IHO D E T 41 A Mastercard virtually any tea can getl Bad credit OK. S p lit make money helping yeur friends itebllsh their cred) 11 For emoting recorded message Call tor yeur* today ________ 4S3-35M474_________ ♦1—Monty to Land AUMYS AVAHAtlE Financing. Private Money. Quick closing All purpose loans. Non verification Cradll problem*. O K . We build drtams. Call Mr. John _________*44714-2747_________ CASHTOKMONCONKltS 1st. 2nd or equity mortgages Good/Bad credit. Low rate* u a |4|| U u a ^ ^ U u i . t__ Lie. Mtg. Bkr ISO E. alt. Case 71— H G l p W i n f B d * MAIDS* HONHUMS! F/TI Na weekends. Pd. vaca liens. Call Malty Maid 7*750*7 ADO TO YOUR INCOME Bey sr tall Avon Harriet. H T ttW o r Pat. 777 4333 IUK YOUA HIGH E N IB G Y PCRIONT M ER RY MAIDS needs you! Great pay. Mon. thru Frl. Day hr*, only I Uniform, paid mil# age and more. Call 3H-SN4 ASSEM BLE T O Y S 4 Craft llama, full/part time. High earnjugs i 40* 72IM H ATTENTION CRA’Sl!) IN HOUSE POOL. Summers here I Need extra vacation money? W* need Y O U III t*.7S/per hr. I or 2 dayi per wk. end on cell. Certified Nursing Assistants Only I ! t Hillbaven Health Car* Carter H4 Mel Neville A w ., Soetord ...E.O .I./H AUSTRALIAHANTS YOU!! C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Cet*Or«r Cqtwr cryptogram* *•• creeled hom quotation* by lemout people pest end pieearx lech letter w\ me cipher tlend* lor another roue, i t i e uaqueua NX VIJVDK T F F X U H I R H O R I R T R M V I I H K . ' F P RB - MFN* L F J O H M G F J D H . P R EV IO US S O L U T IO N "Th a curtain uses on a vast primitive wasteland, not unlike certain parts ol New Jersey .“ — W oody Alton \ Over tha rued, tractor trailer, m i l haw 7 years eepartance and good driving record Average trip 10day* Cail 1 M4I74HS* AO Carrier*. Tavares, Fl. DYNAMITE! Youth oriented company. All other* considered Sharp ag g n s lv e Individual* needed. Above average income Great attitude and neat appearance a m i l I Call tor interview I ________ n m t i t i ________ • E L E C TR IC ORINDERe • TR A IN EE * Local company will train completely! Full benefit*! Hurry. It won't last long I AAA EM PLOYM EN T H tW .T H h iS -.............. 172117* E X P E R IE N C E D B R IC K MASONS N E IO E D t Apply at Semlnoie Community College Student Canter. Ask tor Pete. ■ X P I R I I N C E D SERVERS, hostesses, cashiers wanted. Apply In person (Interviews now being held) Mon Frl. 3 4 at Bahaas* Joe s 311 S. French A w . No cel It please I a FACTO R Y TRAINS Be Great tor beginners! Train fully I Nice b i t wants you on the payroll now I Call todevl AAA EM PLOYM EN T ISIW .TSIhSI................ 174117* VOLT TIM P O N A R V SERVICES _________Cell *7*77W________ F R E E V A C A T I O N I Need person to accompany 4 cere lor 1children I Oetalts.121 >74» FULL TIME CASHIERS Advancement opportunity! Exc. benefits package Apply In person onlyt Speedway Siaretn Marvin. 1-4aad SR 14* G000HOMERS NEEDED! Daily Work Daily Pay Call Bab tor details after 7pm .......................377 IIS I GUYS/6ALS OVER 17 Local company will hire energetic, enthusiastic salt started to esslst manager No •■parlance required. Paid training Transportation furnlshod. START TODAY! Handle apped welcome Call M r Jay. tel t i l l _______ ext. 70) tromf 5_______ HANDICAPPED CHILD CARE N E E D E D (Lake Mary areal Your home or mine Mon Frl. mid August to mid September Ask tor Marilyn 771 *77* HAPPY ELVES CHILD CARE needs exp , competent, love log teacher tor Intent. room and other duties i l l 27*4 To fttfwWkly Full benefits. All shuts Needelralnws t-Tti isos sw/rstund pstky H O TEL/M O TEL SHERATONORLANDO NORTH Immediate openings lor maids end housemen We oiler Free meel. parking, uniforms, paid vacation, referral program and excellent benefits Apply In person. II 4 and Mai Iland B lv d .) Tuesday through Thursday. 14AM 3PM..... EOE Inflation Gtttinf You Own? Want A FulfilHni Cant? CONCRETE FINISHERS Form carpenters laborers. 414 37*5 NISO Sam to Spm < 130 241 Spm to llpm_________ • CONTROL E LE C TR IC IA N * I I I hr! Top US for your skills! No layoff* herel Hiring now! Don I delay I Won' t last long I AAA EM PLOYM ENT 7 1 W. 75th St.................. 37*517* Good starting wag* Raise •Iter *4 days • bonus 11*001 Apply 4*00 W SR at. Sanford or MO W Lk. Mary Blvd Full time position, requires lifting feed 4 hay * store duties Cat!...................7*45*77 CULTURED MARRLE PERSON Manufacturing help needed F iberglass experience heiptul For mixers. pourers. ginders. Imshers and setups Varied hours Apply in person at Miracle Marble 1451 Kastner Place. (In Pori ol Sanford: Behwen t l _________________ CYLINDRICAL GRINDER Mustbeeip'd Fulltime Call Miracle Industrie*. I ll 1545 MAIDS/LjunAy Http Apply: Days Inn. 450 Douglas A v„ Altamonte Sags. s*7 7 m SUMptoepori Est firm Is opening now o tflc i. Need Managers A Asst. Manager Tre in a i. Far into. 4 Interview, caH I NURSEAI0U * AU MHFTS HIGNBR STAR TIN G PAYI For certified or expovlanced Apply in person to: Lahovlow Nertiwg Cewtor 414 E. lad St________ " RURSINfi ASSISTANTS F u ll time. 7 l and 1 11 Eacallent benefits, good working conditions, friendly people Apply at 1 N. they. IT 4 47. Dtbery, Mae. thru Frl. 4AMS44PM.....................EOE O FPOtTUNITIES Large food distributor with good benefits, to bo located In Santord has openings tor the knowing A/P CLERK Exp. with A/P. 14 key adding machine 4 computer knuwlodgo WAREHOUSEMAN F r u e r warehouse exp required Apply to: Sorthe re Plantation Feeds, tec. P.O. Bas ISIS Oceee 34141 Attei Perw eil P R E S TIO E O R T C L E A N IN G plant needs a person with i t route or to build a route. _____Call 4*7 45«1.«:N tol PROFESSIONAL LEADTEACHER To head up our pra K program for 1410 41 school term Prefer child development associate degree or equal exp. Mon thru Frl.. IAM-1PM. Salary based upon experience Send resume to: Barbara Ptluba, Tha 0 1agerbreed House, 7S34 Elm Av.. Serterd 17771_______ • PUBLIC RELATIONS* End your job search now! P ro m o te this lino •ttabllshementl Full benefits! Career oriented counts herel AAA EM PLOYM EN T TM W .Itth tt.. ............. 373-5174 R.N. ' Paragon has immediate per visit positions available In the Sanford and Longwood areas. W* otter competitive rate*. Ilex lbl* scheduling Call Srntwd, 3214100 Call Loa ( w m 4, R34-1M0 WHCI PARAGON EOE/M/F RN • CHARGE NURSE 17 has Sat 4 Sun. Wtrk 24 hr*., gel paid for 34 hrst Hillhaven Health Car* Center 454 Mellenvilte Av*., Sarttrd 121-4544-......................E.O.E./H RN/LPN NIGHTS, 11 to 7. Full or part lime Good benefits I Call Hillhaven Health Cara Caeter 45* Mtllonvilla Am ., ta Meryl m ass*........................E.O.E./H e e E N T R E P E N IU R S * e Da you haw what il lekes to beamilltoneire? Call 1*71*74 CFVIU SIGN v WPV sw awtast ON hew DONUSIII w w syw■ • • We are looking lor dedicated certified nursing assistants who enjoy working wlh the elderly. Full and part time position* 1100 bonus alter completion ol I month ol satisfactory employment Hiimtven Health Car* Center *50 MelNeville A w .. Saatord 777*544.........................E.O.E./H • COMPANY e • R ECEPTIO NIST* Lovely spoil M w l and grw t clients I Relax in a very com fortable atmosphere! AAA EM PLOYM EN T 7ta W. U th St...................333-517* Experienced wash/dry/told. 1PM 14PM. Frl thru Man. A p p ly: Samlnel* Centra Laundromat. 3441 Orlande Dr.. Sanford. Fl. iWat Mart Flare) LAUNDRY WORKER, serious minded and dependable A l­ tamonte Springs area. AM and PM shifts Call 31347SE • MACHINE OPERATOR* Experience a* an automatic burning machine operator will land yeu this great |ob! Good pay ptibanellttl AAA EM P LO YM EN T T s tw .m h M ..................m i t t s RN•WEEKEND POSITION CONSTRUCTION AU TRADES CHILD CARE • Teacher s aid*. II to 5:14. Men Frl. Working with school age chlldrsn Applyt The Olagsrbread Heuse. 7574 Elm Av.. Ssatord LANDSCAPEES Full lima positions Driver’s License required........■■...Catl»4l33 Day shift, lull time, lull benetllsl Call for Intorvtow. Hillhaven Health Cara Carter HS Mellenvilte Are.. Seeftrd 727-Ht*....................... i.O .E ./H Atrtt Farts MNw| Ortwt Lecat/Caribbean. Ta 545/NR >-a07-4Sy-S4HTalert BelkNrsF w ePROCESS PHONE ORDERS A T HOME! 1-444-17314*4 art. Ltl.M an.-Fri.......... SAM-7PM • IRRIGATION FOREM AN* In landscape Ir­ rigation will land you mis groat Iobi Good pay p t l benefits Hurry, den't delay I AAA EM P LO YM EN T TW W .THhSt.,................T W IT S R E Y I1 FLA . IN C . Realtor*, pays tuition to Real Estate School!................ Call331-mE HiriR| VHWVI0BM VfDCWYl B UrnPiri Clean driving record. HS Grad M i l be III Call Mike. B 4 O Distributors COUNTRY STORE CNH Full time, m i l haw clean driving record 4 good work history I IS- hr. Call 371 4(14 Msnday thru Friday SAM-1PM E X C E L LE N T PAY. Benefit* Transportation. Call 407 745 7400 ext 1547 Tell refunded Sam -1Ppm COOKS/CASHIERS ft S M i l apply In person Jaq Doug Reid or Mark Sllenbektr of Grady. Apply at: L e w i at Me letled. IMS lerth U S . they 17-41.Matttaad.......... M F i e DRIVERS claim, tl tha cradllor er atlarnay, and tha amount claimed. It tha claim to not yet due. tha data whan H will become due than be stated. It the claim It contingent er unit qu Ida tad. tha nature at tha uncertainty than be stated it tha claim It secured. tha tacurl ty shall be described Tha claimant shall deliver suttktort copies at the claim N tha dam to enable the clem N mall ana copy N each personal repre­ sentative. All persons InttretNd In the attaW to wham o copy ol NIs Notics ol Administration hat been mailed are raaulrad. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM TH E DATE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS N OTICE, to me any ab- *I F O H OtreCRS/NARCNOUSE M m am gar but, b w i H i l h t i i IU raaulrad. W IT H IN T H R E E M ONTHS FROM T H E O ATS O F T H E FIR S T PUBLICATIO N OF TH IS NOTICE, N A R a M i tha clarh at tha A m t court a writtan i laNmtnl at any claim or demand Nay may ha«*. Each claim mutt be In writing and •-TSSk Orlando *Winter Park DEMONSTRATORS N E ED E D No In va stm e n tl W eakly check*. Work own hours. Few 4 easy wtth ftsuta at U s y T l OscarBNtow.............2T7S374 99 AMrtHWHtl 71— 71— PNONI C L E R K S Pleasant. iT F lw * .4 1 •mpeny wtli train I odpayawdbarwhtil AAA EASPLOTMENT 221-RSR4 voice, salary nag. Call SW-44S* U R G E N TLY M E D D E P EN ­ DABLE PERSON to srtt full Una at high qualify Ivbrkant* to mwsrtat turing. trucking, constructIan and term cut tsmar* In Sanfgrd area. Com m ercial-rxsid repair, estimating 4 installation exp reqd Call! *44 IDS eves____ LABOR <$> inip e i m irth plus security' Drive by 7344 Mitch Court E i l Call >4*744434*. n s . AfAKTMRTS EXTRA LARAi UNITSI I.IAlbeW eam apts Feel/Tennis Court. Fsacetui. street garbing- ReneveHen Sgeclali)............... 51egto Story I Many eetrae Including storage Quito, easy cammuni Attractive landscaping Onslto n td e n i managers whaCANKtl.........USA/menth St hard tla n t. P f g -t m p la y m t n l drug/akoM tost rag'd. Driv­ ing experience A ability to mart D O T quailfleattans a plus I Duties include leading, unloading A stocking un­ finished weed moulding*. S4.SI/V. to start. Paid wwhly. Esc. madital A Atnial kttur IANFQNOCDNBT------ JEAME1 MAN IN ir S VILLAGE Lake A d i I bdrm......... SMS me lbdrm...*N0meAug..l»M*70 ITIIM e ve ln Sgeclei Labe Mary 3734*13 Ca. SOB parch. m < gtuttlM dsg 373433*^714173 IANFOGD. Largs I bdrm. Fay monthly or weekly. Dog., net •geningI langwosd. Winter Spring* area CaK caAert 14134447441 Sorter CHtjWNl 373 0747 IK E C IA L I Central H/A. goal, laundry. Largs I bdrm, S3M ger month: 1 bdrm.. 1415 gar ............ Call 773 04*3 I BDNAL C O TTA G E • Clean, quiet, complete privacy. *350/me. No arts I 7731474 I BDRM . L A K E S ID E , nice comgtae. All amenities. 1335 gar month...................33Q53Q4 1 BEDROOM, nice comglex. All amenities Central H/A. 1.300 eg. W. 0473. QUO de *1— A f M t l H M t l / LO VELY NOME Gansva area! F n roam A yrtv. bath, hauaa prlull. In axhanga Nr driving, •rrands. ate. StuAant/wqrklngj parson OK. CaH........-344-I1U IA N F O R D / L A K E M A N Y Pratastionai seeks tame. 3 bdrm. 7 bath home. pool. 1375 plus 1/3..................... ' 333-N74 1 BORNL D U P LEX to Share. F u ll house p r iv ile g e s ! Wesher.'dryer, conv. location. m m /m o .» n u t i m t i i n c i s 1 bdrm/1 large living ream w/tlrsgiscs |H|0in0NM008 its. la ttaars an 1-1/1 H**. U IS T d Font i/ i A P I.. Immadiito oc­ cupancy. SS7SCail Ran n s b s m w n n is i IA N FO G D • 1/1H . C/M/A. on q u la t dead snd s ir e s ) . Workshop altel Adults pr* torrod. na gat*. I M 'n i t . 1st, last A S M tsc. dsgasit. Call Tarry M ........................3731111 IA N F O G D • I bdrm. I large backyard, workshop S3M plus kscurlty dsgasit Call t m t m s t t e r IFM I bdrm./I ka.. garaga. C/M/A. S5N 4 saC.SIMtSS/SIAim i b d r m .il month plus ISM security t W7 I4P 1545. Orlande I g O R M . 1bath, newly painted, ail apgi., ne petsUbS/mo plus sac 3tt-«»3.toPvampe»agi I D O R M > BATH. IM S t a tl Apgi., tgi . swags SSSOme t D O R M I BATH, agpllanci. living and family rooms. parage.......................5575/mo PAUL A BETH OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PR OPER TIES 331-sm IKS— DvrI dx Trlpltx / B u t r/dry*f A v , Sanford. 5450/m e 7317*4* 1M — Ho u s e s UnfumhlwM / Rant W — H B O i m F f W w rt bcltdm CLEAN ROOMS, klktwn and laundry la c llllH . Cable TV. Starting at S75/wk 338 4433 LOHOWOOO • Large room, prlv entrance, bath, utilities Inti. 5371/mg. Call 3443112 SANFORD - kltchan'laundry privileges Frlvat* ham# S4Vwk plus S45iNp 373 7444 Nice, clean 2 bdrm. I bath. Carport A cargo?. 5400/month Call 407 ISA 1054or 004 7043434 HIDOER LAKES Immaculate 1/3 split pl*n Q u ie t cu l-d e -ta c. La rg e private yard. 14J0 + sac. w / le a e t/ o p l. p o ss ib le 3334*47 ar 0031341 HIO O EN LAKE - > bdrm. 1 bath villa. Fully furnished 1500 per month. 4 month Naso OK Community gaol and tsnnls 9 7 — A p * r 1 IH E fltB F u m t s h t d / H tfrt SANFORD t BDRM., adults, no pets. air. quiet n area S7S5 month r UOOdep . 7771*14 SANFORD I bdrm. cottage Com plsta p riva cy . E xc. neighborhood! Fenced yard. 140/wk plus 5700 security ________ Call 313-7140_________ A TTR A C TIV E I bdrm. quiet area. 3110 per week Inclu di u tllltn STOP security. 771-4447 I BDRM. t BATH V IL L A • All appliances. Including washer and dryer. Community pool and tennis. 0400par month 1 BDRM. 1 BATH Screened porch..........................5545'mo FURNISHED ORNOT 3 room efficiency or 3 and 1 room elflcionciot. From IXO up SlOOdepoelt Call 321-3331 SANFORD I bdrm cottage with fenced yard IH p e r week plus 5700 security includes ulllilies Ceil 173-7544________ LAROE I bdrm . 5305 prt month plus de p ilt. Central H/A. lull laundry Call 333 0443 SANFORD I bdrm. studio! Complete privacy. ISO/wk t5700 security includi utilities Cail 373-7144 SANFORD • Nice I A 1 bdrm. opts- 57*5 UP/mo.-t dtp. Rat ere nci rag'd. NopetsJ33-33«l SANFORD •Large 1 bdrm with screened perch. Complete privacy) *100 par week plus STOPsecurity Cell >7373*4 1 BLOCKS FROM TOWN • 1 bdrm. completely turlnehodl Very nice I Qulet 323 0774eves 3 bdrm., carpet, can. H/A w a s h e r d r y e r h ooku p 5400/month. Call........ 173 7747 3 BDRM. I BATH, agpllanci. walor Included 1345 per month plus 5300 S lu r Ity. _________ Call >041310_________ S AN FO R D - Nice, dean 7 bdrmt , I b a . carpet, air. appllanci *350 ♦ dop377-3334 I B D R M 1300/mo plus security Mini blinds, carpet. 415tt B Park Ave, Sanford. 137 3717 • 7 B D R M D l LUX I DUPLEX Screened porch! Lawn main ^ I W n c r t C a l L ^ ^ - ^ .j lPOIrt 107—Mobil# Horn#* / M>nt FURNISHED 2 bdrm. I b r t T avail. 7-140 Fenced, covered potto. Water and garbage p'u Included- Ideal tor working couple, t i l l per month plus M 5 0 d jg s ir N o £ r ts _ m i* l^ TIE— Industrial lU ntils CQUUHTT IIEP UPtt K.P. ol Lake Mary had so many people calling tor her 4 bedroom home, the couldn't keep up with thorn In Ns* than 1 days, tha rented her homo' to the perfect tenant. You too. con have these same n u ll s when placing your ad In tha Classifieds ol the San lord Herald Call and find out howl Wo have 10 and U day specials to twip you with all your classified advertising TH E CLASSIFIEDS 377 1411 Ljfea Mwj/SMfBfR At m 1 bdrm. I bath, large kitchen, large screened porch, lanced yard. No pats. 54*5 per month plus dlposlt..... ...........3375344 99— A pirtm tnft Unfuraishtd / R*nt LAKE MART AAA BUSINESS C E N TE R • New ottke/Whse. 100 tt. to 1,445 tt. Bays with or w/o offices starting *1575*/me Hwy. 17/41A SR 477 Cell..574-455S 117— Commtrcial _____ RtnU lt SANFORDBUSINESSCENTRE 750 Wylly Av. (Airport entrance) Office Space er Offics/warehoute space avail CaH 7734747 W 171-7447 eves. SANFORD. HWY 17-41. attic* or s t o r e , 400 s q . t l . , *450/me.... ................. 333S4S3 2.4K0 SQ. FT. ZONEDSC-3 Plus detached apt.. 1450/mo PAUL A BETH OSBORNE V E N TU R E fP R O P E R TIE S ___________771-474*___________ 3SR0SQUARE FEET 1 bdrm, 1 bath, garage, large acre lot. Near SCC 1*00 par month. First snd last month* rea Can *3004*1 or 373-**73 CLEAN • 1 bdrm. apt., a/c, Na oats. 5750/mo plus USB depos­ it. Call......... 323 1075/message Off Ice/Showroom/Warehouse Airport Blvd. frontage Call 7731154 m a x e s 'ia c e u lw jf e x lM U L i- O Automobile business can be fun and profitable. Are you toll motivated? Do you Ilk* working with people? We P R EFER no experience. Call Sandy Jehnsen, Manday-Friday C ^ I * K 3 Z :3 -E ^ “ C : 323-1244or I43-A244 ■ S I R V f C I •Km t day* open to t l i l s i d / l a k i " f l is r r * SSKs ********** Wansley United Van Llrwt seeks experienced national account and COO salesperson to cover greater Orlando area. Excellent compensation and benefit package Call 377 0725 or *312133 tor an appointment Kitchens. W EST C E W C E E T B I E R V K B I SaoG JsSibHg JMig EmoN Jobs. Free let. CaK amONwa M 5 -7 4 U .. Urtamurs/IrrlS SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mery. Experience or will train. F ull 4 P irl lime M ETR O SEC U R ITY......*51771 m aSH O PH ELFER e IRRIGATION SUPERVISOR 3 BDRM.. 1 1/1 bath. gaol, COCYIUA/MASTERC0VI Far HO traltum, Baa M IM S . F t. WarttoTs 7*141 arphana 1*17) 337 733*________ Aagtyst MM PI Far Rent w SaNI 1/1. cantrai H/A. 1570 SR It. S M gw ma/SMO sac. Cail Jahanna 777 444S 377 IN I, ieavemsq. EFFICIENCY ITS/wh. p H wtwHy CaK 334-1747/a>a«eage "OVER 15CALLS!" By the third day. the owner ot B. Drywall call to stop his ad from continuing due to the tremendous amount of phone call* he received This owner was pleased to say that the Sanford Herald Classified* worked exceptionally well for him. Some position you need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results? Try our 10 4 14 Oey Special r a t i. Lowest cost per line tor con secullve days' advertising. Advertiser* are tree to cancel as soon et results are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. I l l 2411 LARGE ■ Bdrm. I •Mg M R A/C, corpgttng, in country tatting. Water and garbage g/u Included. *400 gw month give E M dtggoil. Na gets............................-3731417 IA N FO G D • 1 bdrm. t cartel air. Screened perches. S4Wper men* 0/3 3*77 n a * MSTRNT PKVCNBi * Fart lima. S W . r bwvutll Cail M ar la at 4341441 SALES HELP Become a Telemarketer tor the Sanford Herald Call Dave between 14 10PM I No early birds please!) .377 2411 ★ ® * * f iw i* IR E , ENBM.,............3E3-I174 TILIRUHRITING * * * * * * * * * * WE HAVE TH E SOLUTiONI • •COUNTRY K IT C H E N * # tE D N R L S E A T N A F T t Over IJOdSq. Ft. Uvtog A n i l elPRAV PAINTER • B fltAwwjfe ill wjFyfTlFqWqM’vEwB r ^ W tli Train completely! A little ol this a Utile ol than Learn all phases and uou'M be In de mendatthtslabl Hurry I AAA EMPLOYM ENT fSSW .TSIhSt.,.-...........173-1174 Ren lyKHmi fng4li si IM tit •Band M A TT A S num m e. Buy/Sail# GOOD SELECTION 3MB. 222^01 , "One Call Ta Da It A i r YgArSNINibartnad Handy Man R llU 0 ltlil9 C 0 IN !W ^ N l CaK SeqH Tedey 11: jiijrfinBZiHnsoLii Lawn Service m ra i L endecaging, camgatitfva rates, Nqg art Sxmny tlT* 7574 m D A IL Y W O R K • D A IL Y P A Y \ ^ £ ^ • NO FEES! _ ' Drivers With Vehicles Earn1 Extra 50c Per Hour / T t m u L jh u . Report 5:45 AM '< CUE ^ 319 Second St., Sanlord or Call Dabbj# at 321*1590 n s n s : lyiNwiragain 11M0an 3yrtsi*aiaM773),_4ao*w> AC E PLU M BU M New l r r t » - HOMPfURNCIS FORCE LABOR ON DEIVIAND je m c o t m ety N f irAil c nUrnmSnSm ar CAXPENTIB IHeR kh^dG roe* 331 3P77 TCLEAN! T banTng SERVICE - QuafHy daart at LOW r* 4 l II CaH 3734544 ro s h e LL'3 ll'T \ UHMI MAMTINANCt ■ F n EMM | MB m Cl tlant PH cawd-FraoEN. m i n e E O P IU tO N A L GARDENER Mgwlng. edging; camptoto car*, dean vg Law retail CoRMr.Vt jc o c w ijn p f w g ^ ICHCH.5 T R I E SERVICE Free atitmaSasl Fair Prtoatl Lk .. Ins-S tony Grinding. Ttal "Lt4 T M taetautanetaGs I T �■ .. XV Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, July 2, 1990-1 U T *N*CARLYLE9 fey Lorry Wriffet M l— ea**/ma. I t H I W W U aweqr atto. AIM h - «. Sm to W p r a t W t o l.t m jM .W IIR er tc. Very nice. Cat* SIN, Mrtt*4CeH................ -JEHET* •CASINET Nr kitchentr Will _RtgMgA*SIF#_ S M R ^ m P rw S T S vT k i M il M lt ITIBM MT! t N M U R R N T4L O F F I C I I M iu o n U iM -C a d n a w i tat t o u t R I F O O T F R O P II9 I0 N A L O F F IC I In dewntown Mary, eurreundtd by city parti. I i* .Wilbur lrttt.ia .“ “ “ * Avt. • Frtm our plant tr yeurs. or even tram a Match............ • On your tolar eureor tn ene wa find tor yeu.... ............ • Frtm ttartor t in to................ yeurtree.il homt.................. • Chaate tha ttmetote beauty el brick, vinyl er aluminum er black end stucco............... » FHA/VA etprovodl • A Schell Matter Bui Karl Talk to the but Mar direct AaA tor R. J. Carttoe 141- k l •i ■put. dm i bam I f f l O M N REALTY fe iM R O FT 1001Owntr finane ! Ing. 1/t Mb. Frtthly paintod, I t c r a a n t d p a r c h . N lc a . Walt to school* | l............ U 4.W R I A L DOLL H O U III mertgaw Cam a twit........................U5.aoo I I T OF TOWN! 1 baautltully I total I................... H U M h m i in \i «»1M I O V I L T 1 bdrm H i heme, large earner let. tormei dining rm., many treat! fee. darter heme, ( t u t dawn t c c Can quick 1tot.att SSTORY W/INGROUNO FOOL e bdrm.. 1 bathe, family rm , country kitchen. K m . parch, A covered petto Over M l sq tt.Saljarmftivatod.. T tT G P ru d w n * !® Florida R atify LISS THAN t u a t DOWN W ITHNSW FINANCINO BOND MOW! V .F N A .V A OR CONVtNTIONAL LOANSI Auumabto no quality loan* In Ihoeo area* I Chooeo homae from Sambtoto/Oranga Vatuela/Laka Count toil $1,444DORR IHCLC10SIM FENSTROM A I T Y, I N C . Cm34d 1fm• _We list and seH few* property than m m in the Greater jwordiake Mary arra. F O O L I I O I W IN T IR . 4/1. Family ♦ tun Equipped tat In til leanings Now tltt,DM IIM A R F V I N IA H bus A Craat rm . brick ting rm. Warranty II NowonlySM.OOO M I C K 1/lto. I ACRE, teat In kit. > nay fplc Immaculate Big oakt tl Non only.... ItOt.OOO CIOI LO VCLT V I with Iff. trtntagaon thoWeklva l acre. Here's your chanca. today New..........*!«*• « IL IO H T F U L SAN LA N TA 1/1. Fplc. New carpat. tana A . Among mort aipamira ». Great price tot.100 IIILO TO U R DR (A M ON [T H IS maiattlc Sacra tito. { Sarana. private, tecurlto gate [ guarded Beautiful lat.to/ 1 bdrm. 1 bath. Ilreptace. appliances. carport. You c h e e a a c o l o r of n e w carpet I.........................137. » o ORMRMfMQWCIMU! Immaculate Vito, large I ami ly room with brick fireplace ItXIS Kreened porch, large fenced yard. 117.100 5MOIOOII2MTK/F00L Home with mother In law tulle on o v tr 1/1 acre. Fireplace. t4XH In ground pool with hooted leccuitl. 1 porchot. privacy lanced yard w/lrrlgallon syttom. upool; tt/.too P IN EC IfST 1 bdrm 1 belli, appliance*, workthop. below market lor quick M lol...................tot.XX) ASSUME NOQUALIFY Vito. 1.4M tq ft., now paint and carpat. appllancte on 1/1 acre 1511/mo. 114.000 ttlE M U S ASSUME NOQUAUFY toll par monlhl 1 bdrm H i bath, lanced yerd. garage, appliance*...................Uf.too HISTORIC 2 STORY S Ldrm. 1 bath. 1.414 tq tt. hardwood lloor*. appliance*. Ilroploee, aaparato mother In law'* quarter*, garage........................ 174.*00 V I, Kroonad perch, tier ago thed. lull tonced yard, qutol area on busline 1*07 eppreit al. tol.0001 Will taka any raa* otter tor last u lel Cad cal toeI 104-ITS P M or 173-35*1 LX. MANYSCHOOLS! • A Pool you can really make a splash in. N o w Open Until H H U Mon. •h i . ! ■ -A R EAL (S T A T E ............... m i m WSNOOOEOACRES* V I , Kraawad parch, abav* pravnd peeL Vatoa s t m m . Meet SaN/ONar...llH 7S0avts URROND MOREY Available new tor I, 1 or 4 bedroom heme* In Seminole or Or eng* County AACamae, l«c, Cewtvry It Day*, m i n e ire*. » m i 145— R t S O f t P r s p i r t y / S t la N IK SMVRNA B IA C N O IT A W A Y - 1/1 to condo Walk to beach I 154.500 Call tea 5*37/eee-nerui 14f— CommRTClRl Prapt rty / Rajs TR IP LEX BOOOINCOMR Xtoe toll Priced BNAt.m-SSia NEAR NSW PROPOSED I M ILLION SO. F T M ALLI MAM tq- « U S act Maay Utatl Mutt Swell Raal ■ state One.......«))))**/tea7777eve* SANFORD. HWY 17*1. com merclal otllce bldg.. 4.000 tq. H, U4S.000...................I P 0*41 2,440 SQ. FT. ZONEDSC-3 P Iut detached ept. *74.*00 P AULA BETH O SBO R N I V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES PI-47M Lots/Silt OCALA NATIONAL FOREST! Wooded lot*. River access. IS.1X) each. Na Money Oawnl *71 elmonthly.............. Owner 1*44) 114-417**r 1*44) SP 14M 155— Condominiums Co-Op/Solp LOVELYOCOEEC0N0OI I bdrm.. 1 balhtl Will trade lor house in Sanlord. OeBary or Deland. Baautilul ground* with pool and taka. Call m ens er 4*7 4S41PI 157—Mobil# Homos / Solo A TTR A C TIV E I4XM Wanetee, 1 bdrm. I bath, naw carpel, Kreened pello, central h/e. tonced yerd. Seller motivated I Mutt tael sn.OQO......... m *411 * * FANTASTICBUYS* * All Mobil* Home* drastically reduced You move, cash Call P I t ill________ MUST SELL! 24 XSCI 1/1. carport, thed A ratted screen rm W**h*r/dry*r. refrig, ttove. Assume pay ment* or I If.0001Call m 0147 1*1— Country Property / Solo MOBILE HOME 1 5 ACRES S Beardall. Sant. Must u lll 1)1 000 11» *11* alter I PM ^ 1*3—Waterfront Proporty / Solo ST. JOHNS RIVERIAICAJN Gorgeous I acre w 'l bdrm* , 1 ba hornet Fplc A heeled tpa. II thing dock . Ibdrm Guest House! Appraised StiJ,000 Call Myre. 747 *4». I17P1) Prudential Flertda Realty 1*4*417 1*5— Duplox for Solo SANFORD 1 bdrm , central air. appl. carport *74.*00 FHA ^ s s u m a b to _ _ _ _ C a ll2 » * ll^ 111—Appl io nets / Furnlturo______ *A BARGAIN wooden desk with 1 deep Itle drawers, large desk top. good condition seo _________ 1P44I7 AMANA li cu tt relrig. Top Ireerer w tc* maker Brand naw I 1400 AAAY TAG Washer U l > i » tlWpalr I 7»* IUS RABY CRIB • White mica A light oak. Saart best I SUll _________C aR M M IM ________ B ABY FU R N ITU R E • Crib, cradito. drawing table, high chair, ttraitor, Infant seat. mist. A accessaries.... m 47tl BJ'S RESALE MB Buy/Self Fandhwa B CAL M MS. Sea Nr* Ava., MS-7444 BOX SPRING A Mattress A headboard. Other household lumituru Gaud prices I Ceil m 4444after 1PM a CHAIR • Maw Green Vetvef. swivel barrel sheet. SM. Call a C O F F I I T A B L E with 1 matching end tablet. Glass top Ml/set • C U R IO C A B I N I T Geld, lighted. Ill ret shall with •nctoeed bottomJ M M O M f • DININO ROOM TABLR An tlque Duncap Phyto. Needs TLC .tM /e fto r.... e * ELECTR IC B IO * e I yr. eMt Cast s u n . Asktog r ....... .J 74-4441 • P U L L N U T T H IS S e tlll In plastic . Or iglnel SIM now S44 MI-SI 74__________ eH O U SEFU LL OP CARPET Used in pet tree, smoke tree heme tor • years Eactltonl condition. 41 sq yards gotdan brown; 17 yds light green; It ydtgeidiheg.lt* C a lim test, after ipm KSNM ORE HANOI lap ceramic..................... 1700 ________ sn-sii*________ LARRY'S H U R T. IIS Sentord Ava. New/Uted turn 4 eppt Buy/Sed/Trede......... MS4IM. M IC R O W A V E / C O N V IC T ION OVEN Quasar, cost StlO naw; tall tor SUt. Eacaltont condition..................... m e e t! • PVC T A R L I ANO CHAIRS (4 chain), round table. Good Shapes*!.... ................ 111-7474 O U IIN S IIC watorbed con temporery, 1 mirrored end lebtos, 4 drawers S700 er best otter I t l l t U after 1 M ROLLTOP leek wood desk. 1700. TW E E D sola bed. SM; both eac. condition Cell 137 1144 a SEARS OIL burning clrculel Ing healer. 71.000 BTU out put/per hour. Includes lank, oil and some chimney pip*. All _________Call H i m * ________ • SEWINO MACHINE In cabi net. Good condition. Precision Made Edison Straight stitch Sews beeutl fully................ U1 Cali m ine________ W A S H E R S i l l . 1 ba d s, bedirem# 17. Dining 1*1 *4*1 baby turn., lamps, ollic* turn , celling Ians ItS-IW* I PIECE REDROOM SET. plus Queen sue sole steeper with matching levesaat. M ltc. lu r n lh 2 ^ C * lim i* ^ _ _ ~ 1«3-Te Ie vision/ Radio/Sftroo T A R L I SAN -10 Inch, cast Iran. with eland. *171 or beef oftor I Cart.________________ Ht-toM J a FREE Alaskan Husky tomato, agpra. 1 yr*. eM. , Beautiful shew qualify, gaad disposition A like* attention! Celt..... Ml H I ) evae/whonds • F R E E BLACK K ITTE N S with whit* feet. MSSM4 iMWeklvoPorkDr.Sontord • F R E E K IT TB N II 1 tutors. Mostly orange, gray and black. Cart MM*M__________ • F R E E TO OOOO M OM (I Lovely 1 me old demostk kittens } orange A whit*. I orange striped Full *1 fun. wonderful petit Sava thaw babies tram doom I ......TO 1411 • K ITTE N S Domestic shertheir. 1 months old. Cute A Loreable F R E E M lfff* ______________ • W E S TER N S AD D LE Trail Blkier by Lenghorn 14" SIM 200—R otH tfod Fits XX.C ROTTWEIUER Male. 14 mot , good with children! Esc. bloodline I Pd. stop, te iis io o n o n n m -H s n e s M M SM N Y E M U IK COLT Gray. Registered, nominated lor l futurities Bleed lino In pedigree Reel McCoy. Gal Poraado. Seratl*. Royal Gold Great legs! Great Top lino SI.100/terms Cell 14* *111 * 203— Uvotfockand _____Poultry____ TU R K E Y S -C H IC K E N S DUCKS QUAILS B O U S E . ________ C aH M m a s 207—Swop Cornor W ILL THAOS 1/1 tolar heeled home w/pooi end sauna In Orlando lor acreage on or near Sanlord Hwy 4* or 17 *7 Terms negotiable 414114* 209—Wrrring Apportl W H ITE MINK JA C K E T I t to., with Skew Teg mlah border. Sit* medium. A p g re lia l. S4.4M. Price S U M ... 211—Anttquas / CoIIbcIIMbi ■RIDGES A N TIO U E S e m -M tl te-S M/Sol • Aactton Then 7pm ^ 4 4 M tw ^ a U tA 4 7 U 7 £ A U J7 ^ 215— BoaftBnd Acctssorias BAYLINER TROPHY 4* 14 II cuddy cabin. Loran. depth Under. VHF. outriggers. 170 Mercury I/O 4 trailer 111, 100. Cell ear iN -e t » iRFIXITT REFERENCE Standard vida protect Ion TV 4' screen. Surrond sound, stereo. RGB terminal Input On screen graphics. 14000 re tall. Sl.tOO tolo price *34-1*41 V ID E O CAM ERA Quasar Portable VCR with camera. 1 hour battery. Auto rechorgo. auto dato U M Call M l M41 * 107— Sporting Goods ii« s New and used. Mongoose. Diamondbeck. Ross, end other top brands Cruller*. M .T.B.’t and BMX. Parts. occe* and repair*. 111-44*4 POOL TABLE Regulation 1 Lika new. 17000 Coll lam 1pm M « i F r l ^ _ ^ _ i;> i;_*»7il i n li t —Offict Supplies / Equipmont CANON IM • Newly serviced, letter 4 legal ill* troy. S700 131 0110 days/171 IWleves 191-Building M ittriols ALL STEEL iU ILD IH O S al dealer Involc*. 1.000 to ».000 sq-tt. Call 407 141 M il collect • SLIDING OLASS DOORS, tot has trams Needs new bottom rail Standard site............ *40 ______ Call 4*7 14»S444_______ S T E E L Building Dealership with Me|or Manufacturer Sales 4 Engineering support provided S t a r t e r adi furnished Some art* taken Call XU 71* 1700 E it tot 193— Law n a Cardin • EDGE ALL edger j years old, works well S M m 4714 • FEN C E SECTIONS A wooden gal* *7 each Used East ol Oviedo.........................J4S-I4M • LAWNMOWER Sears 11 Hp Briggs 4 Stratton Motor Runs Good SM .......... 14* 1411 195— Machintry/Tools • CHAIN SAW s ti h l 0*S com merclal us*only, ilOO hr m ___________ 114 1177__________ COMMERCIAL CABINET SHOP tools, sans, planer under and drill press MUCH M O R E!! Shown by appoint ment only fall 177 *471 BOSTON WHALER n II. Outrage *0 77JHP Evlnrude. perfect condition lull equipped 127.MO Coll tee-714tee* eves __________________________ * M ERCURY OUTBOARD • 'IS hors*, recent tun* up 4 lower shall over heull StOO/olfer! ce im se iM ________ ’M 17 Ft Btss Hawk * mnre. Coll 331 *TM _________ M R WAV T tC R E T trim O r • N irtolh. Vo. July 3rd. IW IM besierttr. 4M44BMI1 • S W IN R M T wrth slldt. S4d m v n ______ FOG J E I F C J 7 ^ w G t TtR C t: 1 LM I* *" I T 4H« OM er FerG. f w i P A T t o f t-to r ucfcel WE M U fearuMd parte. AA AUTO (ALYA II X L atr. Nw mi toe. UL4E7I EM dewn w/appriwedcredrtl Cell Everest A JdwWWh - Traveler Folding. iw ln « e-etey^ feet reef, euc. cend- tlW T XMOtrnrTiRRMR RI7* with A/C. heel. neve. Rwm rWT.f WltoY W meat. A fUffe I S U M . Cert___ MS-S4M aicept Ins. tag. title, etc. 'M P O N TIA C L IM A N S Auto. eir. stereo. Twe to chooev tremt Only SIM.M/me. Call/V. P ry n e .m 7131 1»7* C O A Y IT T R - Good conet non. Sharp!.................... SAWS CXBBUC SORB HVBif E tc. well maintained candT Hen. Forced to tell, retocefIng. 14 tM/otter S3P-I4P CH EVY CAMARO ’l l • cyt Inder, 1 dr., euto with e/c. SIMS Cell......................iw -ie it fWWB. Cempenlen OMC wrth • reeM hitch. rell.l7.EM tor beth. tm/fm 231-Can 235— Tracks/ Bm r m /V r m COACHMAN TRAILER Wtoel 74 Mel Mr, sleeps 4 Esc. CH EVY IW PICKUP • Air , AM/FM. S3.M4 IM w/eepravedcredlttl 17 ft. ClaM A l E m . cendlftonl Meet w e U N i m CeREW EWE 243— Junk Con H M N M D F iee ■v e top 4X4 3*4 4 Meed. W MTep DHSeeM PMd tor (urih cars, trucks, e wheel Wive. Gaad werk truck. M EM firm Cell eve*, s h i W __________________ * CORVAIR '44 Roedy to restore, needs engine werh. Alt*, heve spare parts tor eddrttonal Corvair.tUO................ *J»-**W * IMS TURBO THUNORRBIRO • Air. alley wheefe. super nice c a r l ( 4, 411. s t * dewn w/approved credit I FAIRW AY MOTORS "H em e e lttM l MM US 17-411 . NO FINANCE CO M FAN IISI “ BUY N IR R I P A Y N R R i r '71 FORD FAIRM ONT I L O W down 4 EZ payments I '74 PO ASHI • LOW down 4 I Z weekly payments I '77 CADILLAC COUPE • LOW down A EZ payment* 111 '7* F IA T SPIDER I LOW down A EZ payments! AshtorOeirge............. H I M h* PONTIAC ORAMO PRIXt Lew ml tot. eir. (4.4E4 (M down w/approvedcmdllI Coll OLD CUTLASS CALAIS G T S7. euto. tow ml, iper1 rims, escel cand S44M........*31-3)41 e PUBLIC A U TO AUCTION* ■ VER Y W IO N IS O A V fiW P M DAYTONA A U TO AUCTION Hwy. * t Oeytone I 4M M 44IH TME UP MVMRTS USFD CARS * S M T S U M H H M A O E H A C H E V Y S -1 0 P IC K U P a . s a r * s M A ZD A 8ESP U a , f u tX G S r n 9 | K O L D S C A L A IS A h M s, M r , 9 W . 9 L TIN , Crwlee * , # 0 E 0 P R IZ M a 1 | 79V9MU4BIT . sM W A Y \ ’ it ■ , U ■ 1 I S , t« . I l l ’ 1 !' i ' r ni i . ' In 1 l.i B M otors \U \ [ A > : •. A f Jt 1 > M l J ' 1- ■ 1 f H < 1 ' -u ' s , ft »' ‘ • l III ^ 1 \ l | h 1 |S 84 FORD XLTF-150 86 CHEVY 84 LINC. P/U TOWN CAR S-10 A U T O , AIR LOADED! O , ▼ Lo n gw o o d y - m *Fmmwrn baeM en 1X7MS A P A N rM n a n a■ Mmeews. i l t h A P Ju w M m et.m H ito dab.uxM toM nte .1W Wnqqtok. t4.M% APR q* M mtA m 47 aadaki >4744 IPG N fN TAXEB. TMW B IT fU NOT MCUJOEa SWTH APIPROVE OCREOrr. 4 door, body in tic . can. Runt greet A/C. am/tm, II4J0 o b a ................... ! A O M 0.* 1 ■>A' '' V/ 1f i l k M & A Hr ti t,l i ' . i n R M O* HM .......... ..... * M ic * Con1/4ease .. TRUCKS Ft y :I:F T S 7 SjStfBS. 891 I K ‘ $12S1 ) gSSK $14/1 insy” " *14S1 M0.* 89 5146) M0.' 165 8£ 86 9( 196 9 eicept lax, tag. flfto.tfc. (7 TO YO TA TE R C E L S speed, air, power steering, stereo cassette! Only 114* 44/mo Cell Mr. Payne, 33S3H3 Tl LINCOLN TOW N CAR Red leather Inferior, runt greet Loaded................... SllJPobo. I V -6 y a i l u SKA LBP 3097 O L / L / U SKA LBP 3095 i T U -T O N E , j B U C K E T S E A T S . 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Does a person have to be operated on lor either one. or Is there a medication available that w ill netp m y cofKmion r_ M A I H A D — i A heritorrhotd Is a swollen vein In or around the lower rectum and anus. Initially. It appears as a soft, small, purple lum p that V K H O W / X T H IH K 2 COULD TAX I C A M S hemorr hoid may enlarge, caus­ ing stinging and tenderness. Eventually, the blood In It can clot (thrombosed hemorrhoid), leading to pain, p articularly during evacuation. Hemorrhoids are common and harmless unless they bleed, re­ quiring surgery or other therapy. Sm all hem orrhoids are best treated with suppositories (to Cadi!Late bowel movements) and warm baths (to reduce swelling). A polyp, on the other hand, la a benign growth arising from the Intestinal lining. It causes no symptoms and usually grows high up In the rectum or in the colon, well above the location of hemorrhoids. The taro condl(tons are rarely confused by an experienced doctor. W J l 'l t t J O W T W .W ic c v n o io w «u ! t W f V; m m i. ' J I’VE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO UNDERSTAND HOW UTTLE KIOS LEARN TO TIE THEIR SHOES... IT S REALLY EA5Y... AFTER a u m ile it becomes a lm o s t r UNLESS YOU THINK ABOUT. fOUKIEEUSEJOWCRS ABSTAINED, RCUJEVB?. J I U •J H I ilU .J < vv# j . j i i u j ; ] . l t d ;i VOO PlPN'T \/WHAT ARE VOO E A T SOUR V GOING TO 0 0? VEGETABLES^TELL- MV MOT HI# crnwG OJFUCT OF (MEREST 1 "TURNED OUT CLAY WASNT ^ REAL HAPPYABOUT IT . j, m IU J J U U j f j u u u Fat N Art JkS H r j {{ io Currency if " B u" __ ^* tT7r ­ • DEAR DR. Q O T T i Would Iron supplements or a multi-vitamin cause dark stool? DEAR READER: Oral Iron “ clubs and let It ride. East won the king and returned a heart to set the contract. South made the right play in the club suit If there was nothing else to be consid­ ered except the best way to take the moat club tricks. But he made the wrong play In three no-trump. Th e contract Is safe If declarer can develop an extra club trick without allowing East to gain the lead. Can South make the contract when East holds the king of dubs? Only If the king la alone. He should play the ace of clubs, on the chance that East holds the singleton king. If West holds the king, he has sacrificed some overt ricks, but he still makes his contract. overly friendly towards you In the past showers you with at­ tention today, be on guard, because he7she might have ulte­ rior motives. LORA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) If you are lackadaisical today your a c h ie v e m e n t le ve l w ill be extremely low. It will require both desire and dedication to achieve Important goals or ob­ jectives. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) J u ic y tidbits you know are gossip rather than gospel should not be passed onto others today, even though they might be the most Interesting things you'll have to talk about. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Financial situations could be ra th e r d iffic u lt for you to manage today. You'll have a fair handle on the larger matters, but the small expenses might throw things out of kilter. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Unless you are able to see things from the other guy's perspective today, both parties might find themselves In an arrangement w’. x r t each thinks hc/she is getting the short end. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Yesterday your hunches were ANNIE Wf HAVE 5HAWKY Hffff, E muff* m u | j M S S i W K •ji r j - —' OUf A WAV TO _ HHAT CAP* OMN'LLPO I P GET A il OUT, E g * ■■ r u y , 'th em * ho SO. DAFFY. HOW DtD TOUR TENNIS MATCH GO? i i u . j ' j j u M lllif J J U U .J J 'J H U J L H IIJU U U JlJU U lM ll.JL l LdUU .J.Jii.J .J'JiJ-J 'J J U - 4 - 1 - 111 I i E M i E H I II •] Bonds w ith someone with whom you're already deeply Involved look Uke they will be further strengthened In the year ahead. Increased m u tu a lly WT shared devotion will benefit both parties. I* TH* CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) For the sake of expediency M AN today, you might make an “I agreement without think in g through the consequences. Im­ pulsive actions of this Ilk could put you In an awkward position cMOWPfgttfAP..." later. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The i i ^ ' • 7 -* K * P « T tiA lY £ _ Astro-Graph Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs are by Jim PavU romantically perfect for you. Mall 92 to Matchmaker, c/o this LOOK/ PR EATlNGr 'EM/ newspaper. P.O. Box BI428. I At EATING 'EM/ Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. 1T E L L HER LEO (July 23Aug. 22) Your HE ATE HI6 attention span might be rather PEM ERT limited today and this could „ FIRf>T/ create complications, especially J If you're working on something 3 Intricate that demands total ( mental focus. I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If £ someone who has never been :■ • KM VAQ7M • 71 • MS Opening lead: V 4 reasonably reliable, but today they could lead you down the garden path. If you have lo put stock In anything, make It your common sense and logic. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) It's best not to do things for friends today hoping they'll be able to do something for you In return If your gestures have strings attached, you could end up being the one tied in knols. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Your behavior will be under a m a g n if y in g glass In yo u r dealings with your peers today. Keep everything out In the open so that your actions aren't deemed questionable. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today If you're required to give verbal or written Instructions to another, be sure what you write or say Is very concise and easy to understand. Don't depart from your premise. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) lie extremely selective today as to whom you revcul your confiden­ tia l. financial In fo rm a tio n . There's a possibility you might be inclined to talk to the wrong people. (0 1 9 9 0 . NEW SPA P ER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr -.THE CREATUM5 A«E 50 fiAXfP WITH 'happyw e t'They, CAN &AHEIY AA*E rt TO 7W£ ( A m e s WITH THE CAPTAIN OMEN... n U \ rrj I« NOT SO GOOD... I imii J / J . ’J t l Iti'JU id J J L T o give you more Information. I am sending you a Tree copy of m y Health Report "A n Informed Approach T o Surgery." Other readers who would like a copy should send 91.2S with thetr name and addreaa to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. OH 44101­ 3369. Be sure to mention the title. Shout* S TA FT \>y/HfN ft of U H tV IH TS -, i/l ffN , I AS HIHOOfOfiOiIS A | r L y g lO 'J i n h u m M U tl'JII J YOUR BIRTHDAY Jmly 3. ISSO I THit* m i l J U l 'J U ld U iJ IIU ll JLTJU l I U U I I J L J U j JU ! iJM J id . I I I .1 When West led a heart against three no-trump and East played the 10-spol. declarer knew who had the A-Q of hearts. He also knew that It would be better for him If he could develop hia nine tricks without letting East win the lead. So he won the Jack of hearts and played a diamond to dum m y's ace. Then he led the Jack of spades. If East held the king, declarer would have nine lop tricks. Unfortunately West took the king of spades and played back a diamond. Tha t left South with only eight tricks, so he looked to the club suit for the extra needed trick. He cashed another diamond and one good spade, and then led his Jack of I PETER QOTT.M.D O n the other hand. Intestinal a stool analysts that checks for bleeding can cause darkening of blood. (he gQ . Th is can be dlffcren( 0 1 9 9 0 N E W S P A P E R F.Nnoted from the effects o flro n by TER P R IS E ASSN. —. Some pol yps are p r e ­ malignant, meaning they will e ventually turn cancerous, Therefore, unlike most hemor­ rhoids. polyps should be removed. Polyps are easily excised at the time of proctoscopy or sigmoldoacopy. during w which hich a specialist examines the lining of the bowel using a lighted In­ strument. This Is an office pro­ cedure. In most Instances. AUTOMATIC.... IRE SENATEVOTED OBJTHE AWTVCRIME BILLTODftiL ^ supplem ents tu rn the stool black. Th is can be quite a shock to someone w ho is unprepared for the change, but It Is a harmless consequence of Iron therapy. 4 � 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, July 02, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, July 02, 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/c1a48f90c1e56d6e90a56f821901c3a9.pdf 69daf0e886e1105f9ede645272dc71c2 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald 82nd Year, No. 247— Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST SHS grads say good-bye By VICKI DatOKMIPR Herald staff writer □ Sports Slowpitch championships begin SANFORD — At Chase Park on Saturday, the 1990 Sanford Church Slowpitch Softball League Spring Championship Tournament Is scheduled to begin. See Page IB □ People Link to leisure SANFORD — New Sanford residents. Hevcrly and Eddie Johnson, recently purchased the Sanford Airport Golf Range mid have settled down to the serenity of Sanford living. Johnson Is a golf pro. For over 30 years he has enjoyed meeting with the elite In golfing circles. See Page 3B □ Nation Animal rights excoriated WASHINGT.ON — On the eve of a pro-animal rights demonstration In Washington. D.C.. a coalition of farm groups, government officials, researchers andf others attacked animal rights activists as domestic terrorists. . S e e P a ge OB S A N F O R D — Seminole High School graduated 332 seniors In an early morning ceremony toduy. The ground still damp from last night's rain did not deter the festivities at all. Dressed In while raps and gowns. Ihc class tracked slowly across the field at Thomas E. Whlgham stadium for the 8:30 u.m. ceremony. Ttie standing-room-only crowd of families and friends watched as the graduates of the class of 1990 take their first step to adulthood. Shanon Stewart, one of the lop l() graduates chosen by her peers to address the class, said as they look their next step In life, they were not afraid of the future. "For we have seen yesterday and that has brought us to today." she said. "And today Is great." She reminded the graduates they entered high school lour years ugo with fear. They came from different directions, she said, and had varied goals. It was with the Instruction and guidance of each other, the teachers and counselors they have reached this morning's ceremony. Adding that many may never □ See SHS. Page BA HbrtM PTWto by Tommy Vtncwi Dayna Yvonne Barrow receives diploma from principal Wayne Epps at S H S ceremony. □ Local Official maneuvers to break tie Lake Mary principal hands out 551 diplomas LA K E MARY — A city commissioner says he has resigned from Ihc Board of Directors of the Community Improvement Association to facili­ tate the city's purchase of the C IA building. By NICK FFB IFA U F Herald stall writer See Page 3A Sanford museum hosts events SANFORD — The Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum will be having two events this weeckend to highlight local history. See Page 3A LAKE MARY - Five hundred fifty one high school seniors marched onto the school football field last night at 7 p.m. An hour and a half later, they had been transformed Into young graduates of the Lake Mary High School class or 1990. As the anxious parents and friends began gathering In the bleachers, a light ruin was falling. By the time the seniors began their By V ICKI DeSORMIKR Herald stall writer p ro c e a n io n . an If o n c u e . th e ra il! Killer gets new hearing TA LLA H A S S E E . Fla. fUPI) — Robert Anthony Preston, who avoided four dates with the electric chair for the 1978 mur ’- r of a convenience store clerk, was granted a new sentencing hearing Thursday by the Florida Supreme Court. But there's a catch. The justices said they would re-lmposc the death sentence If the state prevails In a separate courtroom battle over Preston's prior felony conviction for throwing a "deadly missile' — a beer bottk* — at a moving vehicle. The Judge and Jury that Imposed the death sentence counted the prior conviction as an aggravating factor, under Florida' system of w e ig h in g a g g ra v a tin g and m itig a t in g circumstances In determining which murderers should live and which should die. But the 5th District Court of Appeal ordered that Preston be re-tried on the earlier conviction after defense attorneys found a new eyewit­ ness. "Should Preston Ik - re convicted of the prior deadly missile felony before his resentencing for the murder, upon notification thereof this court shall re-lmposc the original death sentence." the high court said In Thursday's unsigned, unani­ mous opinion. The Justices ordered a new sentencing hearing within 90 days. The case Involves the murder of Earllne Walker, an Altamonte Springs convenience store elerk whose nude and mutilated body was found In an open field near the store where she worked on the afternoon of Jan. 9. 1978. The store had been nibbed of about $600. Physical evidence Including his handprint on the victim's car and the discovery In his mother's house of food stamjH traced to the store linked Preston to the crime, according to court records. From staff reports IN D E X Bridge...................... 10B Classifieds..........8B,9B Com ics.....................10B Crossw ord.............. 10B Doar Abby................. SB Doaths........................SA Or. Qott.................... 10B editorial..................... 4A Florida........................2A Horoscopa.............. 10B Nation.........................0B People........................ 3B Police........................ 3 A Rellslon......................SB Sports...................1B.2B Television..................3B Weather..................... 2A V/orld.......................... SB Mostly cloudy and hot Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of a f I c r n <>on t h u n ­ derstorms. High in the lew to mid ?M)'s F o r m ore w e a th e r, see P age 2 A stopped. The procession was led by Principal Do t Reynolds, of­ ficiating at his lust graduation ceremony before Ills retirement. The faculty that fouowed formed two lines and greeted the students, boys In black, girls In red. ns they passed through an archway to their seats. The school band, with their Instruments damp from the rain, might have been wishing the class was smaller, as they were required to play Ihc traditional "Pomp and Circumstance" for 18 continuous minutes. In greeting Ihc students and parents. Principal Reynolds pro­ udly announced. "I want vou to 443 Oviedo grads brave rainstorm HwtM Photo by Tommy Vlneont Lake Mary event was packed with caps and gowns. know that of all the students who began the class of 1990. 97 percent becam e g ra d u a te s ." Reynolds said it was an enviable record considering the national dropout average Is 12 to 17 percent. Vontla Lynch and Scott Temple delivered honor student speeches. They were among 14 graduates who h id maintained a 4.0 grade point average, and had hccu chosen to represent the class by their peers. Their words of en­ couragement to their fellow graduSee Lake M ary, Page BA O V IE D O U s in g t h e ir mortarboards to keep the steady drizzle olT their heads. 443 Oveldo High School scnlori accepted their diplomas and stepjjed off the stage as graduates. A watcrcolor gray sky dripped softly on the crowd of nearly l .000 family members and fr'ends. who despite the conditions remained enthusiastic. Laughter, atmlausc and cheers wen1 not sloweil by the rain. The speakers tried to nuke light of the weather. As Orlando Sentinel columnist Bob Morris left the podium after addressing the class, he was chastised by senior class sponsor Barbara Rohtcr Tyson, who said Ills speech was still dripping on the stage. Morris said he knew the students did not want a speech, but they hud to have one. adding he could not □ See Oviedo, Page SA W ekiva River tract deeded to w a te r d is trict By J . MARK BARPIKLD Herald stall writer SANFORD — Nearly a mile and half of Wekiva River frontage has been given to the St. Johns River Water Management District In a deal to allow a commercial developer to destroy a small area of Isolated wetlands near Interstate 4 Seminole Circuit Judge Kenneth M. Leffler. partial owner and trustee of the river-front property, deeded the 114-acre tract to the district May 22. The narrow strip of land Is on the the cast bank of the river north of the confluence of the Wekiva and Little Wekiva rivers and extends to the southern end of the Plantation develop­ ment site. The deed, filed In the Seminole County clerk’s office, shows the property was worth $100,000. although It was given to the district as a gill, said John llanktuson. district director lor planning and land acquisition. Other members of the trust sharing ownership the property with Lelller include former Semi­ nole County Commissioner Bill Kirchhnff and other Kirchhotf family members. Sanlord at­ torney Bill Hutchison, and Viola Kaslner. mother of county commissioner Jennifer Kelley's former husband Eoglian Kelley. The trust is said to contain other Individuals. (The names of trust See Land, Page SA Another candidate turns down county manager position By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer S A N F O R D — T h e Sem inole County manager's Job lias been turned down for a second time. M ichael B ry a n t, co u n ty a d ­ ministrator of Hall County. Da., told the county's search firm Thursday night that alter consulting with his wife, they decided this was "not the time for a change." said Hob Slavln of the Atlanta executive search firm MSN Management Consultants. Slavln said he was not sure if medical problems in Bryant's Im ­ mediate family allected his decision. In April. Greg Fehrrnbach. utv administrator of New Brunswick. N .J.. also rejected the |nis IIIoii alter commissioner's offered him the |ob. He cited unfinished business at his current Job. Slavln said Bryant's rejection ol the SHO.tXX) to $85,000 a year Job has led him to Investigate Seminole County's reputation in the state "1 made up my mind last night I'm going to make a few calls around the slate and see what's going on." Slavln said "I don’t think there an* any serious jiroSee Candidate. Page S A H appy sum m er Teachers and other school personnel al Wilson Elementary School made signs and lormed a human wave yesterday as students boarded buses to go home lor the last time this school year Now the students and the teachers get a break and can regroup lor another term this tail �1 A — Sanford Herald, Sanioro, Florida — Friday, ..ie 8, 1990 L E IS U R E P LA N N ER Titan 4 rocket launched * CAPE CAN AVER AL — Turning night Inin day. a shuttle-class Air Force Tllnn 4 rnckcf successfully booslcd n military spy satcllllc into spate Friday after a secret counldown In a spectacular flight visible for miles around. The lowering 174-foot rocket's two solid-fuel boosters, each one as tall ns a 10-story building, flasbrd to life at 1:22 a.m. E O T — six minutes behind schedule — shattering the overnight calm with a gush of fhe nnd a crackling roar mat shook the ground like a pile driver. II was the first launch of a 8173 million Titan 4 since the problem-plagued S7.I billion rocket program's maiden flight a year ago this month and the first conducted at night. Sources said the rocket was carrying an electronic signals Intelligence satellite, or EL1NT. designed to Intercept data from Soviet rocket tests and to eavesdrop on other forms of communication. . , . Fire at Trump house not suspicious PALM BEACH — Fire broK out early Thursday In a bedroom and caused smoke damage to other rooms In the servants' wing at embattled Donald Trum p's occanfront 118-room munslon. firefighters said. Firefighters arrived at the estate, known as Mnr-a-laigo. nt 8:08 a.m. and extinguished the tlames within 15 minutes. FireRcscuc Department spokesman Ken Elmore said. He estimated damage to be about $50,000 in the wing and said the blaze did not appear to be suspicious. "The fire was confined to the bedroom and Its contents." Elmore said. "It was In the two-story wing In the southwest quarter of the mansion, which Is the servants quarters. There was no structural damage. There was some smoke damage to several other bedrooms that are in that wing." Scub-diving cops may lose jobs JA C K SO N V ILLE — Tw o Jacksonville police officers may lose their Jobs because they decided to do some recreational scuba diving Instead of scarchlhg for collcugucs lost ut sea. authorities say. Duval County SherllT Jim McMillan said officers Nelson Delongls and Robin Pierce conducted their search for two missing fellow officers In an area known for spcarflshlng rather than in the designated search area. Six administrative charges have been lodged against the two officers. Officers Thomas Caron and Ronald Jones went fishing April 27 with a friend. Robert Duncan, off Florida's cast coast neat •Jacksonville. The trio's boat was later found capsized. Jones' body was later recovered but the other two men were never .bund, nllhough a shark caught off the const contained feet belonging to one. Teens charged with first-degree murder LAKE C ITY — Two Columbia Couniy teenagers have been charged with first degree murder In connection with the recent deaths of two women and will lie tried as adults, authorities said. Authorities discovered the bodies of Frances Tomczak and her daughter Patricia Evcrcltc last week lr* Tomczak's Lake City home. Both women had been shoi to death. The suspects — Everette's 15-vcar old son. Shawn W. Evcrette, and 14-ycnr-old Losh Samuel Taylor — were charged Thursday. Prosecutors said they have not decided whether to seek the death penalty, although they say the suspects' ages make It doubtful. Both teenagers were being held at a Juvenile detention center In Gainesville. Nuclear plant to restart soon C R / S TA L RIVER — The refueling of Florida Power Corp.'s Crystal River nuclear plant Is on schedule and the plant should resume power production within a few weeks, company officials say. The plant was shut down March 14 for the refueling. A week-long strike by radiation safety workers did not delay the routine procedure, said Florida Power spokesman Mark Jacobs. Jacobs said newly designed seals are being installed on reactor pumps nnd the plant's cooling system Is being refilled, he said. Insurance agency faces large fines ST. PETERSBURG — Slate Insurance regulators have fined a large Insurance agency following complaints that It used deceptive, high-pressure sales techniques on elderly customers. The Florida Department of Insurance fined Diversified Health Services §50.000 and pul a representative In ils offices full-time in monitor sales techniques. Regulators say they also plan to punish as many as 30 current and former company agents. Those agents could face fines of up to 820.000 apiece and license suspensions of 18 months. The Investigation began In early 1989, after complaints against the Medicare supplement Insurance firm began. L O TTE R Y . TALLAHASSEE - The dally number Thursday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was U29 Straight Play (numbers in exact order) $250 on a 60 cent bel, $500 on$t Box 3 (numbers in any order): $80 lor a5dcent bet. $160 on $1, Box 6 (numbers In any order) $40 for a 50 cent bet. $80 on $1 S*<aight Box 3 $330 In order drawn, $80 in any order on a $1 bet Straight Box 6 $290 In order drawn. $40 il picked in combination on $1 bel Sanford Herald (USPS 481 2801 Friday, June 8. 1990 Vol 82. No 247 DANCE • American legion, Z704 Well! A w . Fern Park: Scandinavian Aatociilion ol Hagar Viking Club hotli Scandinavian and ballroom dancing at ill meetings every ucond Salur day at 7 p m For detal.v call the club pretidenl at 111 7114. Iberry tanlor Canter, 100 N. Triplet Drive, Caiulberry: Square dancing Sunday at I 30 p.m,; Mon., advanced dance at I p m . Tu e i. round dancing at ___ m . Wed . begmnen line dancing at 13 p m. Ballroom dancing on third Saturday. 7:30 p .m . It SO donation Detail!. 431 1SS1. ext 139 • Otxleland Cloggert. Lake Mary Fire Dept. F ln l Street and Wilbur Avenue C la iu i held Monday! from 7 9 p m Charge lor c la iu i Detail!. 331 5767 e Jewish Community Center, ISI N Maitland Ave , Mailland Israeli folk dancing Monday! from 7 10 p m L e n a n available 7 8 p m Details. 445 593] • Old Hickory Stompori. Knights ot Col umbus Hall. 5 Fark Avenue. Santord Clogging c la iu i held Mondays Irom 7 1 p m Charge tor classes Details. 149 9579 o Rattles. Altamonte M all. Altamonte Springs Beach Boppcvs ol Orlando, rhythm 'n' blues dance club Wted and Frl at 8 p m Detail!. Ill 04)15 • Studebakar's, 995 S R 414. Altamonte Springs Carolina Shaggeri. dancing lo beach music Sundays Irom l l p m Details, ]]J 8/14 Free lesions by Dance Club o' CenlrM Florida. Sundays Iron 3 a p m Detail!. 847 5060 o Sunshine Cloggers. Maitland Civic Center. 641 S Maitland Ave , Maitland Clasus held Thursdays Irom 8 10pm Charge lor clasus Free beginner course 7 8 p m Details. 695 6437 DRAM A Today...Mostly cloudy willi a 50 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High in the low V --------------to mid 9 0 s with a southeast w ind at iQm pli. Tonight...Partly cloudy with a F R ID A Y 30 percent chance of showers P tly C ld y 9 1 -7 0 and thunderstorms. Low in the 70‘s with a light easterly wind. To m o rro w ...M o s tly cloudy with a 60 percent chance of afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms. High in the low lo mid !)0's wit It a southeasterly wind at lOm pii Exte n de d out lo o k ... P a rtly cloudy Sunday through Tuesday w ith a chance ul afternoon showers and thunderstorms IV J 1 P LT takes two on staj, j * The Playwright's Laboratory Theatre will present iwo original one ace plays. "Secondary Extinction" and "Justus and Matthias" In the Fine Arls Theatre at SCC June 13, 14, 15. 16. 20. 21, 22, 23 al 8 p.m. For Infomation, call 323-1450 or 843-7001. Hidden treasures Coriirll Flue Arts Museum, on the campus til Rollins College. Winter Park, will open a permanent collection of "Hidden Treasure: Highlights From The Museums Store Rooms" June 8. The exlilhli will continue through Oet. 7. Gallery hours an­ as follows: Tues.-Frl.. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: Sun.. 1-5 p.m No admission charge Details. 6-16-2520 An evening of English dance Orlando Shakespeare Festival, 005 E. Robinson St.. Orlando, will sponsor a community-wide dunce led by Sandrla G. Reese, of the Stratford Renaissance Early Dance Group of Slrulford-Upon-Avon. England. "Invitation to the Dance: An Evening of Early English Country Dance" will lie Saturday from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church. Orlando. The dance Is free and open to *lic public. Please make reservations ut 423-6905. Cool occasion for a hot day The Sanford Historical Society will hold an Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social on Saturday from I to 5 p.m. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and In Fort Mellon Park. The Vincent collection of photographs of old Sanford and a display of antique bottles will be featured, f lekets arc S3 for adults and 8 1.50 for children. For further Intormntion. call 330-5698. 26th For Information.call 934 477 4975 • Cress end Sword, A IA , South ol the Alligator Farm. SI Augustine June 15 will begin the 2tth year in production lor Floride‘ 1 Official StxXe Play. "Cro»» and Sword " The show wlX run through Aug. 7! with performances Men through Sat begin nlng al 1:30 p m For Information, call 904 471 1945 • Ice Heuie Theatre. Mount Dora For Intomralloncall 1904)30 4414 • Seaside Music Theater, Daytona Beach The opening ot the IWO season will include the h ig h ly requested production ot "Cabaret," June 8 ttyough July 5 with a showtime of 8 p m on June 8. 9, 14. 70. 72, 70. July 3. 5 weekdays and 7 p m Sat June 10/ 17. 70 "La Belle Helene" will begin June 15 and run through July 7 wilh showtime! at 8 P m . ~e II. 14. IS, 19. 71. 73. July 8. 7 and June 74, July I. 4 at 2 p m For Information, call 904 252 1J94 e Seminole County Players, Casselberry The performance "Showstoppers! Magical M om ent! Irom B roadw ay’s G re a te il Musicals." will be 8 p m June 15. 16. 77. 73 al Eastmonte Civic Center. 830 Magnolia Orlve, Altamonte Springs Tickets are 17 and may be reserved by cal!!ng6S8 4733 eTampa Players, Civic Theatre ol Central Florida The courtrocm classic "Inherit the Wind.” will be presented In the Ann Giles Densch Theatre lor Younq People in Orlando Irom June IS through lie 14th Curtain lime is 8 p m , except two Sundays which wilt be 1 pm matinees only To purchase tickets, call the Civic Theatre’s Box Otlice 894 7345 Irons 9 am to Sp m dally a The Mark Two. 3376 Edgewater Orlve. Orlando: "Singln’ In The Rein" will continue through July I For details, call THE MARK or I BOO 726 MARK a The Romance ol Fkrida. 433 N Palmetto Ave , Santord The clfiner show RlverDare Revue will be on stage every Tues . Wed , and Thurs night Irom 7:30 to 10 p m For reservations, call 371 5091 eTheattr Center Inc.. DeLand St 904 734 74S4Mon Sat. Irom I 4p m • Theatre Dowtovrn, 711} N Orange.Ave . OrlandB:'Constance QofigdorYS YTalesept the Lost Formicens. ' performance will continue through June 14 al a p ie r thure, Pri and Sat evenings Admluion. For reservations call 841 00*3 j „ ,,i EXH IBITS • Big T re t Park, General Hutchinson Parkway, oil U S Hltfivvay 17 97, Lonqwood Home ot The Senator, one ol the oldest bald cypress trees In the United Slates Park Includes picnic grounds and a nature walk to the tree Hours: Mon F r l , 8 a m to sunset. Sat, Sun . 9 a m to sunset, No admission charge Details. 373 9615. eit 7473 • Brodlee McIntyre Mause. 133 W Warren SI.. Lonqwood Visit »>e 1880 14 room Victo rian home every secend and fourth Wednes day Irom 11 a m to 4 p m Admission charge Details. 137 6970 • Florida Audubon Society. 1101 Audubon Way, Maitland Madalyn Baldwin Center tor Birds ol Prey is open Tues Sat, 10 a m 4 p m (aviary closed Sxm and Mon I; envt ronmental gilt shop open Mon Frl., 10 a m 4 p m . and S a l. 10 a m 2 p m No admission charge Details. 647 2615 • Henry Shelton Santord Memorial Museum and Library. 570 E First St.. Santord Visit Sanford's history Tues Frl., 10 a m 5 p m , and Sun , 2 5 p m No admission charge Details. 330 5698. ext SMB a Holocaust Memorial Resource and Educa lion Center, 851 N Maitland Ave . Maitland To tmphaslje Ihe lessons ol the Holocaust, the following lilms will be presented through the coming year May 21 "Pebbles " Film showing will begin al 7 30 p m The educa tlonal exhibit halt and library is open Mon Thurs. J a m 4 p m , F r l , 9 a m l p m., and Ihe tlrsl and third Sun , noon to 4 p m No admission charge Details. 621 0555 0 Altamonte I al Xeminence Centre, stah Road <34 and Interstate 4, Altamonte Springs "Protty Wcman." "Back To Th« Future III," " Fire Beds." "Bad Inlluenct ■Martians Go Homa." "W ild Orchid.” "Hun, For Red October," For Information call 3397004 • Altamonte Mall Clnana; 403 E Altamonte ' Drive. Altamonte Sprlrijs: "Tales From The Dark Side." "Cedillec Men " Details. 134 3334 a Interstate Mall 4. V R 414 and I 4. An* monte Springs "Bird On The Wire." "Total Recall." "Teenage Mjtant Ninja Turtles "Another 4A Hours " Detail*. 4111050 • lake Mary Centre 4. 3451 Lake Emma Rd Lake Mary "Cadillac M an." "Fire Buds "Back To The Future I I I ." "Bird On The Wire,” "Pretty Women," "Total Recall. "Another 44 Hours ” For information can 333 9547 • Mevlaland O/l. 3740 Orlando Dri.e "Another 44 Hours.'* "W ar ol the Roses Details. 333 1314 aMevies at Wtkiva River Walk, 3141 E Semoran Blvd . Apopka "Another i| Hours." "Back To TheFuture III," "Teenaqe Mutant Nln|a Turlies.” "Tolal Recall, “ Cadillac Man.” "Harry the V ," "Mountains 01 Ihe Moon." "Bird On The Wire " For Information call 444 BOB a Plata Twin. Santord P lata: "Back To The Future III." "Space Invaders." Details 333 7503 a The Movies. Lake Howell Square. 1371 S R 434. Casselberry "Bird On The Wire Cadillac Man.” "Witch F lrt." "Teenage Mutant Ninja Tuflto." *'My Latl Foot "Hunt For Red October," "Another il Hours." "Martians Go Home,” "O 1 A Details, 479 7364 a United Artist Modes At Market Place corner ol Skion Blvd and Enterprise Ro Orange City "Teenage " lest Nin|i Turtles." "Wild Orchid,’’ "Bird On . Wirt. Total Recall, ‘ ” Q A A ,” "Cadillac ■. sn "Hunt For Red October.” "Martians Go Home " Details. 904 775 1700 MUSIC • Best Western Deltona Inn, 441 Deltona Blvd. Dellone Mixed Emotions. Wed Sa' beginning a l l 30 p m Details. 57a 449] e Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre, 400 A Amelia St.. Orlando "The Lite Giver,’ x Christian concert, will begin Jure 14 ant continue to the lilts. For ticket Information call 149 7000 • Ctsare’s Palace. 3X10 S Orlando D' >r Santord New Image. Mon Sat. beginning it 9pm Details. 171 0690 • Fltigeralds. 510 N PJmetlo Ave. Sanlevy Live entertainment Ties Thurs I p m *nj Fri Sat beglnnlngatlp m Details. 323 It J • FI.rida Symphony Orchestra. 1900 N V t ave . Suite 3. Orlando For more Informs'on call 111 7011 • Lake Monroe Inn, 2415 Northwes' Hey 13 97. Santord i Legacy, Fri Sul, 19 pot To closing Don Pate. Mai Sun. beg w.aga/T p m Detail*. 377 3108 . • Orlande Arena, Orlando Scnrdult ol events t* a s , loUows Junes ft Heart. I p m June 30. July t, Bahia Shlrlne Circus. 1. 5 p m . July 7, I. Billy Joel. I p m , July 13. Janet Jackson: and July 25. Eric Clapton Tickets are available al Ihe Orlando Arena Box Office Mon Sat » a m to 5 p m and all Tlckelmaster Outlets • Rendeivous Lounge. S R 427. one block north ol VR 434, Altar, onte Springs BUethe Bullet, Tues Sun beginning el 9 p m Details. 240 5000 o Seminole Community College, Weldon Blvd . Santord For It formation call 373 1450 ext 399 •The Barn, 1700 S French Ave , Santord Live entertainment nightly beginning el 9 p m . and Sunday 8 p m Details. 330 4978 WATER ACTIVITIES SA TU R D A Y P tly C ld y 9 2 -7 2 City Apalachicola Cretfvte* MIAMI - SUNDAY S u n n y 9 3 -7 0 M ONDAY P tly C ld y 91-72 TIDES F R ID A Y : S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min F IR S T M ay 31 5 10 a 111 . 5:55 p.m.: Maj 11:45 a m.. ----------- pm T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 8.41 a.m.. 0 03 p.m,: lows. 2 12 a m . 2:2-1 p.m.: New S m y rn a Beach: highs. H 16 a.m.. 9 08 p.m ; lows. 2 17 a.m.. 2:29 p.m Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:01 a.m.. 9:23 p.m.: low s. 3:02 a m . 2:-i2 p.m. F lor da 24hour temperatures DAyfonA B«ach F Oft Lauderdale Fort M it r i Gam*will* J A i k \on* ill* Key W*lt M lAm i P*n*ato4a Saratula Of adenton Tillih iiw t T AfTtpA V*fo Beach Wdit Palm B*ach Hi Lo Rj*n tl 74 000 *4 11 000 ft 71 IfA •I 74 <n /I «o u H *7 t* 7T t* 91 94 9* 7f 0 00 71 000 71 83 71 0 00 f) 71 1 I) 89 77 000 89 79 0 00 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are I to 2 feet and semi glassy t'lirrciit Is slightly lo tile north wtili a water temperature ol 73 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 2 Uvt and glassy Current is to lie north, w’ttli a water lein|ter.Uiuv ol 73 degrees Sun screen factor 15 BOATING S t. Augustine to J u p ite r Inlet T o d a y . . . w I n d s o u t h to southeast 10 kt-> SCUS 2 to 3 ft. Hay and mlanxl waters smooth W ide ly scattered afternoon showers arid thunderstorm s mainly S4tuili pan Tonight wind vm ili IO Ms .seas 2 lo 3 It Huv and inland waters smooth. TU ESD A Y C lo u d y 8 0 -7 3 STATISTICS T ile high tem perature In Sanford Thursday was 94 de­ grees and the overnight low was 69 as reported hv Ihe University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a m Friday totalled 0.82 Inch The temperature at 10 a.m. today W’as 83 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 73. as recorded by the National Weather Service at (lie Orlando International Airport Ollier Weather Service data Th u rsd a y's high................94 Barom etric pressure.30.16 Relative hum idity....HO pet W in d s...... Southeast. 7 mph R ainfall...... .................. 06 In. To d a y's sunset..... 8:22 p.m. To m o rro w 's sunrise....6:27 1 • Captain Hoy’s Rlveboat Cruises, Santord Boat Works. Santord. next lo Osteen Bridge Daily narrated tours and charters ol River boat Princess highlight wildlife along the St Johns River Tours leave Irom Santord location every day except Thursdays Tours leave Irom Hlghbanks Marina and Camp ground In DeBary on Thursdays Admission charge Details. 130 1617 • Katie’s Wekiva River Landing, 109 Katie's Cove. Santord. oil Stale Road 46 Otters canoe trips Including toe Lillie Wekiva River. Rock Springs. SI Johns River and Blue Springs (patrons shuttled back upstream I Katie's Cove alvo ottas R V, sites and log cabin and boat rentals For reservations and information call 327 448). or toll tree 628 1482 trom Orlando Hours: Mon Th u rs, 7 30 am 6 30pm . Frl Sun.7 30a.m 7pm NATIONAL TEMPS r FLORIDA TEMPS Second Class Postage Paid at Santord. Florida 31/71 Phone (4071 377 Jtlt • CTurlei Hosmer Marie Muuum l l Ameri­ can Art, Winter Perk: Dr Frenci* Merlin Jr., co cure lor and contributor to "The Block Image In American Art — 1710 to 1940,” mill speak on the exhibition on June II. For Information cell M l Hit. o Cornell Fine Arte Muuum, cimpul ol Rolllni College. Winter Perk Opening June I will be e permanent collection of "Hidden Treeiure Highlight! From The Muwumi Store Roomt." The exhibit will continue through Oct. 7. Hour!: Tuei Frl., 10 a.m.-i p m .; Sun, I I p m No edmlition charge Detail!. AM 7514 • Creatde Art!, AOOSt. Andrew! Blvd . Winter Park. For Information call, 471 1H i • Creative Art Oellery. MS S Maitland Ave , Mall land The lummer ichedule opened wilh "Slone. Bone end Skki." and will continue through July I. Beginning July 5, and continuing through Aug S. "Win. Place and Show." Gallery hour! Wed Sat.. II a m. A p m .; Sun. 14 p m No admlitlon charge Detail!. 447 5tH e Da Land Muuum el Art, art E New York Ave.. DeLand: An exhibition ol Haitian painting! ol folk Ilf* n d voodoo, from the collection ol David Cutrell. will continue to June 11. For more Information, call <9041734 4371. e Maitland Art Cento. I l l W Pack wood Ave . Maitland A trio ot exhibition! will continue through June 17. Gallery I, Japancu "Netsuke"; Gallery II, "Out From Africa."; Gallery III end IV. recent Jcgulillioni and uleclloni from the permanent collection Hour! Mon , Wed , F rt. f a m lo a jO p m . and Tue! . Thun . 10 am . to f p m ; and Sat. Sun, from noon a 30 p m No admluion charge. Detail!. 445 Itll eMeunt Dora Center for the Art!, 131 Eail Filth Ave.. Mt. Dora The public ll Invited lo view Rou and DeBusk through June 7th Houri are 10 am lo 4 pm Mon Sal Admluion li tree For Information, call (9041343 0M0 eOrange County Hiitorical Society. I l l E itolllni SI., Orlando Tie premiere American eihibtlior ol "In the Foolilepi ot Columbui Jewi In America I4S4IM0," It now being vhown on T u t! Frl.. t a r n to J p m ; Sat . Sun, noon to 5 p m through June 3 No admluion charge Detail!. *9* 4310 e Orlando Muuum el Art, 1414 N Mill! Ave , Orlando The "Annual Juried Exhibition" It now open to the putfic. Gallery houri are Tuei Th u n . 9 a m S p m , Frl., » a m 7 30 p m.; Sal. 10 a m. J p m ; Sun 11 noon 5 p rn, cloud Monday Admluion charge Detain. 194 4l]l EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST And rainfall at I a m EOf Fri day Subscription R4 I4S (Dally a Sunday) Home Oehvery A Mail ] Months 519 58 > Months 1)9 Od S78 OO FILM TH E W EA TH ER Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by Tha Santord Herald. Inc., 104 N French Ave., Senlerd. Fla 37771 P O STM A STE R Send address changes to TH E SANFORO H ER ALD . P O Box 1417. S4nlord, F L 31771 ART • AtUnlic Ctnlvr For Thv Arts. 1414 Art Center Ave . New Smyrna Beach The initiation ol "The Mormon Project.” a work Ihal looks at the Irrpacl ot Mormorusm began. June 6 and «4l continue through the From United Press International Reports g Maitland tlitarlcal Miisevm. « j w Pack wood Ave. Mailland Museum hour, are 3 4 p m Sun. T u e i and Fri r , admluion charge Detaili, 644 1564 # Seminole County Environmental Stud*, Center, Ostrey Trail and C R 419 Ttv, 214 acre school facility Includes: Six miiesot nature trail! with nail* planti and wlldide. , student museum that Is Open during school hours, fishing and picnic grounds The cvnler is open to the public Houri Sum,* sunset, seven days a weak. No admission charge Details. 33MM». e Seminole County HM erkal Marsevm. <ji, S Orlando Drive. Swilord (In l*-» Coin!, Operations Cental, across Iron, Flea World) Hours; Mon Frl. 9 a m. to I p.m.; Sal, Sun I I p m No admluion charge Details 331 2449 (The W eekend Plenner lists p u b lic e v e n ts end e c tlv ltle i. S e n d ty p e w ritte n e n n o u n c e ments 10 dsys in edvance to W eekend Plenner Ed ito r, Sanford Harald, 300 N . F re n c h A v e ., Sanford, F L 3 2 771. Include the name ol club or »rganizationr type o l event, d ate, address, adm ission charge it any, and time. Also include phone number to call for more Inform ation. 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When asked If he had done so. Mahoney nodded In assent. Fess asked lliul a copy of the resignation he submitted to the commission helore I he mailer was acted upon. C ity A ttorney Ned Ju lln n assured Fess Mahoney's vote on the llrst reading of the ordinance was legal, “ He has Indicated that he has resigned. Rules and records In­ dicate lie has resigned, lie Is appropriately enlllled to vole." Julian said. B y LACY DUMBN Herald People Editor Man charged In rape LAl.'E MARY - City Comr. issloner Tom Mahoney indicated he has resigned his seal on the Board of Directors of tin Com ­ munity Improvement /. isoclntlon last night In order lo east the tle-brenklng vote which authorizes the city lo purchase the CIA building for Its recre­ ational needs. Mayor Dick Foss, who had opposed the purchase In a pre­ vious vote, asked City Manager John Litton to verify Mahoney's conlllel of Interest, which would have prevented him from voting on the Issue. SANFORD — A man who allegedly raped t ! 7-ycar-old girl In a vehicle In the parking lot of Lakevlew Middle School In Sanford at about 10:15 p.m. May 30. has been nrrested by Sanford police. Police report charging Dalvln Davis. 18. 1312 W. 13th Place, Sanford, with sexual battery and having Intercourse with a person under 18 years of age. He was arrested al the police station at 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Sister reports thelt SANFORD — A man. who allegedly stole a video recorder and two gold necklaces from the bedroom of his sister, has been arrested. Sanford police allege Lloyd Eiwin Kimball. 38. 1102 Santa Barbara Drive. Sanford, allegedly pawned the Items valued at $700 for money to buy cocaine. He was arrested at home, which is also the scene of the theft, at 9:40 p.m. Thursday on a charge of grand theft. Lake Mary braces for law suit over power line burial Arrest made in auto burglary SANFORD — Lake Mary police report charging Anton Steve Kuvach. 20, 560 Tlberon Cove, Longwood. with burglary to a vehicle In connection with theft of stereo equipment and a watch from a car at 560 Tlberon Cove. Lake Mary. May 20. He was arrested Wednesday at home. B y LA CY DOMBN Herald People Editor LA K E MARY — City Attorney Ned Julian asked illy commissioners Iasi ulgln for authority to lake action lo protect Lake Mary's Interests after Pete D'Agosilno and A I Stephens, icprcscnlaltves for Florida Power Corporation, made it clear that action In Seminole County circuit cuiiri would be Initiated unless Lake Mary agreed lo pay llie full cost of undcrgroiiiuling power cables along Lake Mary Boulevard. Julian met with FPC Wednesday. He said lie thought there mlglil be some discussion concerning a resolution of the dispute short Store clerk hit in theft attempt W INTER SPRINGS — A man who allegedly hit a 7-Elcven Clerk when demanding keys for a vehicle parked al that store at 1101 N. U.S. Highway 17-92. Winter Springs, has been arrested by Winter Springs police. Walter Rodney Harris. 37. 603 Applewood Avc.. Altamonte Springs, was charged with battery and attempted grand theft at the store at 2:23 a.m. today. Police said the vehicle Involved docs not belong to the clerk who was hit. Museum fundraiser tomorrow B y J . BHADLBY DIU-INO Herald staff writer______________ S A N F O R D - T h e H e n ry* S h e lto n S a n fo rd M em orial Library and Museum will be having two events this wceekend to highlight local history. Th e first Is the "Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social" fundraiser at the Greater Sanlord Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St., tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event will feature photo­ graphs from the city's past, an exhibit of antique bottles and a lecture on the history of riverboats In the area Th e photograph collection of William Vincent will be dis­ played bv his son Donald Vin­ cent. Th e social Is a fundraiser to help raise money for a proposed $1 million expansion of the museum. The museum board has proposed adding a wing lo (’ isplay Sanford's city history and visiting exhibits. Admission to the social Is 93 for adults and $1.50 for children underage 12. From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., the museum will host an open house w i t h a b a s e b a ll e x h i b i t highlighting the career of major league baseball player and San­ ford native Tim Raines. The e x h ib it w ill also feature a baseball autographed by Babe R uthin 1948. Although he started his pro­ fessional career as a second baseman. Raines Is playing his 10th full season this year with the Montreal Expos as an out­ fielder. Among the memorabilia that Raines loaned for the exhib­ it are pieces of uniform and equipment that the player set records In, baseball cards and toy figures of the player In an Expos uniform. Chiles and Nelson haggled bark and forth fix more than an hour before a standing room only crowd of about 750 at the Sunroaxt T l g f Bay Club Inc., a n on-pa rtisa n political club. Meanwhile, about 30 prolife demonstrators carrying posters si cod in front of the hotel. Much like ihrir first match in Tallahassee last Thursday, both candidates began the debate attacking Gov. Bob Martinez, w ith Chiles calling the Re­ publican adm inistration. a clear example of what happer.s when a leader won I lead " undcrgroundlng." Julian said. Mayor Dick Fess said he favors proceeding with the undcrgroundlng project, which was to be done during widening of latkr Mary Boulevard scheduled lo begin this year. 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"Rather than have the shcrrllTchase down the mayor and commissioners lo serve |>a|X'rs. I will accept the service of process for Lake Mary." Julian said. "A suit is Imminent." Commissioner George Duryca Jokingly agreed. "I move to allow Ned to be arrested In our behalf." he said. Julian also asked the commission to allow him lo Identify and retain experts necessary to present the city’s position In court. He Indicated a petition or counter-petition would he Hied against the |>ower company. "If (he city maintains their position, Florida Power will sue. We will sue for Immediate l | P n tiA «n n a rl 1 "When 1saw |the toy itgurcs). 1 eouldn'l believe It." said Curator Alicia Clarke, commenting on Raines' fame. "I mean here's a man from Sanford and they've got him In these little dolls." Raines graduated from Semi­ nole High School In 1977. Nelson, Chiles spar in round two Fess then askrd that a copy of said. "Th e waterfront properly Is the resignation be submitted not an issue. We're Inlying a before the ordinance goes to • lading on land vve already second reudlng. He also askrd own. It seems like the people \v|j| Litton for a ruxirt on mainte­ be paying for It again." he said. nance costs to the city for Duryca, like Fess. fill the upkeep of the building. building was suitable for meet­ Mahoney said, as he east the ings. but not for active rerrr11 c-b rcn k in g vo te , he had niton needs. Fess had previously c a r e f u lly c o n s id e r e d the suggested a location closer lo purchase of the CIA building. city parks, which are currently Speaking rh e to rica lly, he asked,“ Is the building suitable? under construction. It's not perfect, but It's pretty Mahoney said I he CIA had darn close. 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Sanford, Florid* — Friday, June 8. 1990 E d it o r ia ls / O p in io n s Sanlord Herald cusps 411 -no) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 4rca Code 407 322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. I M e , Executive Editor Laura Solllen, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months ...................................... 819.50 6 Months..................................... 839.01 1 Year ......................................... 878.00 E D IT O R IA L S Israel and Hussein Because Israel cannot decide w hich w a y It w a n ts to go on n e g o tia tio n s w ith the Palestinians In the occupied territories, It now lias no m ore than a caretaker governm ent. A n d because Israel has a caretaker g o v e m mi nt. it cannot make a n y significant decision w ith respect to negotiations. As a conse­ quence. events, not reason, are In the saddle, w h ile the In itia tiv e In the A ra b w o rld gra du ally shifts from the pragmatists to the extrem ists. T h e A ra b su m m it In Baghdad ended w ith softer declaration than the hard-liners, led b y Iraq's S a d d a m Hussein, had dem anded. B ut ihe political gridlock in Jerusale m , com bined w ith the g ro w in g n u m b e r o f Soviet Je w s a rriv in g In Israel each m onth, can o n ly increase the tensions, both inside and outside Israel. T h e A ra b s have no right to dem and a change In Israel's im m ig ra tio n policy, b u t as long as people like P rim e Minister Y itzh a k S h a m ir link that im m ig ra tio n , expected to reach 150.000 this year, w ith references to the need for a greater Isra e l it w ill be tied to — m a y Indeed com e to sym bolize — Israel's re fu s a l to n e g o tia te o ve r the o ccu p ie d terltorles, w as slow ly ru n n in g out of steam. B ut those fragile hones were dashed by the acts of one m a d m a n w ith an U zl. In the m eantim e, pressure Is slowly m o u n tin g on w ave rin g A ra b moderates Ike Jo rd a n ’s K in g H u s s e in , w h o Is h im s e lf threatened b y m ilitan t Palestlnalns In his ow n co u n try and w ho. in the absence of brighter alternatives, m a y yet seek m ilitary protection from his Iraqtil nam esake. T h is co u n try was spared the harsh con ­ dem nation and the threats of retaliation that the Iraquls and the P LO were seeking at the Baghdad m eeting. But unless W ashington can b rin g sonic,\sprj of positive m om en tum intp play — fe‘ 'resum ption of the peace process, a clear end to Israel's continued t o n struH lon of settlements in the territories, a m utual willingness to negotiate — the United States will likewise be at the m e rcy of events In the Middle East. R e al a n d th r e a te n e d p e rs e c u tio n — exacerb ate d b y gla sn o st and renascent Russian nationalism — m akes It Im perative that Soviet J e w s be allowed to emigrate. B u t the United States, w h ich has taken the leadership In pressing Moscow to open Its doors, also has a m oral responsibility to take more than the 5 0,00 0 a year It has been w illin g to accept. A t the same time, the reduced Soviet threat In the Middle East lessens A m erican strategic dependence on Israel, a fact tliat W ashington shouldn't hesitate to com m unicate to Jerusalem In the c learest term s. T h e United States cannot leave Israel exposed, either polltcally or m ilitarily, to a bloody agressor like Saddam Hussein. B ut neither can this country, w hich continues to hankroll Israel's deficit-burdened budget, leave Itself perennially tied to the In tra n s ig e n c e , n o w becom e In e rtia . In Jerusale m . It is In both our Interests to stop die extremisLs In the Middle East and to strengthen the moderates. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters in itie editor are welcome. All letters must In >lnnrd. Inc lude the address of the writer und a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on n -angle subject arid he as brief as possible.. Letters are sub|eel to editing. W ILLIAM A. B U S K ER Yeltsin sets stage for upheaval SAN FRANCISCO — The narrow victory of Boris Yeltsin In his bid for the presidency of the Russian republic puts an end to the optimistic theory that Mikhail Gorbachev has some dear strategic goal, toward which everything is proceeding according to plan. Gorbachev l< In fact floundering, at the mercy of events over which he has little or no control. It tells us something about the depth of Gorbachev's difficulties when we hear that his supporters arc welcoming Yeltsin's victory (which Gorbachev did everything In his power to prevent) because now there will be pressures on his "left" to balance those building up on his "right." It Is true that Yeltsin's objection to Gorbachev Is that his "reforms” don't go far enough and aren't going fast enough, whereas most of Gorbachev's other critics (at least In the higher ranks of the Communist Party, and perhaps the military) contend exactly the reverse. But Yeltsin has not clawed his way to the presidency of the largest Soviet republic of them all Just to balance the pressures on Mikhail Gorbachev. Yeltsin's aim Is to overthrow him, and he can now make major progress toward that end. The "leftist" or "liberal" dissidents In the Soviet Union (meaning. In the weird vocabulary now In use. those who favor a market economy and a multi-party democracy) now control the city governments of Moscow and L e n in g ra d and — thanks to Yeltsin's victory — the gov­ e r n m e n t o f th e Russian republic. This Is the huge core constituent of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, stretching across 11 tim e z o n e s fro m L e n i n g r a d to V la d i v o s t o k a n d containing 76 per­ cent of the nation's entire land surface and more than half of f The stage Its population. In­ seems set (or cluding virtually all the (Inal dis­ of th e d o m in a n t integration of ethnic Russians. The theSovltrl rest of the Soviet Union. J r e p u b lic s c lu s te r a round It like so many dependent children. Hitherto, of course, the Russian republic has obeyed the directives of the central government and the Communist Party’s Central Committee as placidly as every other cow In the bam. But with President Yeltsin sure to demand ever greater autonomy for Russia, not only from the central government but from the Central Committee, the stage seems set for the (Inal disintegration of the Soviet Union. What can Mikhail Gorbachev do about all this? In theory he has broad powers as president of Ihe U.S.S.R-, but he Is undoubtedly aware of the dangers of using them. If he unleashes the military on the scale that would be necessary to curb Yeltsin & Co., he will himself Inevitably wind up as the military's puppet. If he tries to throw In his lot with Yeltsin and the relatively "extreme" reformers, their price will almost certainly be his resignation and replacement by Yeltsin or some designee of his. Meanwhile, as Gorbachev ponders these grim alternatives, circumstances conspire to put him In the worst of all possible positions. As president of the U.S.S.R. and ihe father of both glasnost and perestroika, he Is — not un­ reasonably — held responsible for the deteriora­ tion of the economy. Yeltsin, on the other hand, from his position of high visibility, can enjoy the luxury of criticizing Gorbachev mercilessly without having the slightest responsibility for the current state of affairs. JA C K ANDERSON W eapons plants stir concerns DAVID S. BRODER Backroom politics paying off W A SH IN GTON - Everything that Is right and wrong In Congress was put on display In Its final burst of activity before It yielded Ihe Washington stage to summlteers Bush and Gorbachev. In their last pre-vacation week, the lawmakers used the negotiating skills that the best of them possess to move ulong two bills that will pay Important dividends In belter health, greater opportunity and a fuller life for millions. But then these same folks turned around and Indulged their penchant for parochial politics In the Interests of their own rcelectlon by festooning an Im portant foreign-aid bill with goodies for (heir home folks. Already passed by the Senate, the Clean Air bill and the Americans with Disabilities Act guaranteeing handicapped persons equal rights to compete for Jobs and use public facllltcs were overwhelmingly endorsed by the House. Once conference committees Iron out the differences between House and Senate versions, they will be counted as two of the * major achievements of this 101st Congress. Except for the presence of many people In wheelchairs, tourists In the Capitol had few clues that anything unusual was taking place on the May days these bills were on the (louse door. Debate was rarely passionate. Most of the disagreements had been negotiated privately long before the bills reached the floor. That Is more often than not the case when complex issues of social policy are being settled, not by executive flat or Judicial decree but. by u large legislative body representing a wide variety of Interest and views, which operates by majority rule and instinctively seeks consensus, ft Is not a process which suits the story-board formulas of television news — or even the dally deadline requirements of newspapers. But the Clean Air and Disability bills showed how well this protracted, backroom business of legislating can serve the nation. How do you measure the value to future generations of smog-free cities, non-polluting cars, or rainfall scrubbed of chemicals that kill lakes and trees? How do you calculate Ihe gains for social Justice und the overall sense of community — let alone for the 43 million people Immediately Impacted — when the protections that past civil-rights bills have provided to minorities are extended to those with disabilities. When these hills reach the White Huusc. spcechwrlters will find suitable sentiments for President Bush to utter — and the pbullc will applaud. Those who labored for months or years on these bills will be In the background, dim figures In t he Oval Office chorus. But note what Julie Rovncr of Congressional Quarterly wrote about Rep Strny M (foyer |L) Md I. the floor leader on the Disability bill "He was ubiquitous during the measure's nine-month trip through the Education and Labor. Energy and Commerce. Public Works and Transportation, and Judiciary commit­ tees. He paced like an expectant father at each of the seven sub­ committee and full committee markups, and he testified at m a n y of t h e m u ltitu d in o u s hearings on the bill." Although (foyer has been In Congress for a decade and holds the No. 4 place In the Democratic leader­ ship. It Is doubtful that one American In 100 knows his name — let alone the role £ Most of the he played. disagreements At the center of the had been ne­ Clean Atr bill were gotiated pri­ two equally skillful vately long be­ and nationally tinfore the bills p u b l i c i z e d le g is la to rs : Reps. reached the John D. Dtngell (Dfloor. J| M lchjand Henry A. Waxman (D-Callf.). respectively the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee and Its Health and Environment Subcommittee. Despite their common party label, these two men are opposites In background and phllso^hy. They represent conslluenclt* with clashing Interests. They have fuught epic battlrs and. while far from friends, have come ,to respect each other. And they were the keys to the agreements that let the House pass this complex legislation with only two days of floor debate and only 2 1 dissenting votes. But the bravos must mingle with boos, because this same Congress then turned around and displayed its fatal lack of fiscal discipline, ft took a January request from the President for 8720 million In emergency aid to the fledgling democracies in Panama and Nicaragua and turned It by May Into a $4.3 billion boondoggle of goodies for favorite projects of politicians who serve on or have Influence with the Appropriations committees. Rep. Steve Bartlett |R-Texas). a key ally ol Moyer's on the disability bill, and a few others irted to strip some of the stuffing from the w i l d l y m is n a m e d * 'D lre E m e r g e n c y Supplemental Appropriations Bill." Lut the greed gang beat them on almost every Issue. This kind of experience buttresses Bush's demand for congressional spending reforms as part of any budget agreement. And It explains why critics of Congress find It so easy to lambaste the Institution W A SH IN G TO N - Behind the walla of the nation's weapons plants, crime, security lapses and contamination are almost dally occurrences. The places where one would expect the most caution are. In reality, accidents waiting to happer. Despite the efTorts of Energy Secretary James Watkins to clean up the weapons plants and labs, they c o n t i n u e t o be p l a g u e d by mismanagement and mistakes. For years we have reported on the secu­ rity breaches and safety problems at the plants. Watkins, like his predecessors, has tried to keep those under wraps. But <he was recently forced to go public with them. He gctfli •■> in dally briefing reports ■O nce DOE of­ on all the mishaps at ficials found the nuclear plants. In out about the March, a Department blunder, they of Energy staffer ac­ begged the cidentally faxed one governors to dally report to the destroy (he offices of v a rio u s memos s ta te g o v e r n o r s . Once DOE officials found out about the blunder, they begged the governors to destroy the memos. Not a chance. Th e states' governors must live with the messes the federal government creates at weapons plants, and they weren't about to pass up an opportunity to criticize DOE for tts management of those plants. The briefing report,' with Its almost casual litany of the dally goings on at the weapons plants, quickly leaked out. Watkins knew when he was cornered, so he agreed to make the daily reports public. Our associate Scott Shek reviewed several months worth of memos listing the gafTes at DOE plants. They show that crime, security violations and contamination occur with regularity. On April 5. 1990 a worker at the Savannah River plant In South Carolina was contami­ nated as he helped a co-worker out of a plastic suit. On the same day, two employees were contaminated at the Rock) Flats plant in Colorado during the removal of their protective suits. And, on the same day. contamination was found on a worker’s clothes at the Oak Ridge plant tn Tennessee. On April 13. three radiation incidents were recorded at a DOE lab tn Richland. Wash. Workers were exposed in a chemistry lab. Tainted paint was used tn another lab. and an employee was found to have radioactive material on his hand when he left work. Accidents at the plant aren’t limited to radioactive materials. Earlier this spring PCB oil was spilled at the Oak Ridge plant. PCHs cause cancer, and PCB spills have been cause to evacuate neighborhoods and Industrial sites. Asbestos was found at a steam plant at Oak Ridge also. Some accidents can be excused, but there is no excuse for the crimes that take place at nuclear weapons plants. The DOE's sloppy security checks have not weeded out danger­ ous people. Crimes, such as drug deals and drug use and theft of classified documents are frequent occurrences at nuclear weapons plants. We have exposed serious Haws tn the DOE security clearance system, and the publica­ tion of the dally briefing reports proves our point. People who want Jobs at sensitive and dangerous nuclear weapons plants are sup­ posed to go through a lengthy clearance process, but many slip through because of lax scrutiny. Secretary Watkins deserves some credit for going public with the dally Incident reports But that Is where the credit ends, until Watkins shows that he can stop the mishaps. �\ t 4 Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Friday, June 8, 1990 — 8A Tampa man arrested in spy case Candidate Ramsay was scheduled to make an Initial appearance be­ fore a U.S. magistrate Friday ‘"•Tnomlng. Curtin said. FBI officials said Ramsay's arrest was made as part of an Into the "real world" of college Investigation Into the activities of Clyde Lee Conrad, a retired and employment "You have learned here what sergeant who was convicted II takes to be successful." she Wednesday of treason by a West said. "Success Is setting lofty German court. Ramsay was assigned to West Germany from 1983 to 1985 and worked under Conrad’s Im ­ mediate supervision, the FBI said. "It Is alleged that he (Ramsayl received approximately 820.000 from Conrad." Curtin said. "In exchange for that 820.000. he Is alleged to have supplied Conrad with ... genera] plans for the defense of Europe, docu­ ments dealing with the tactical use of nuclear weapons by N A TO and the United States, documents coordinating various N A TO forces, technical manuals and military communications technology." Curtin said. "Th e documents were then given to Hungarian and Czechoslovakian Intelligence services." Conrad. 42, was sentenced to life In prison for selling military secrets to communist govern­ ments by a West German Judge who ruled that he placed West Germany and U.S. troops at risk. The Judge said Conrad, a native of Bergholz. Ohio, was paid more than 81.3 million by goals and exerting the max­ im um effort to reach those goals." Burnette also lauded her fellow graduates for being conscious of the environment, for being con­ cerned for their fellow man and for being Individuals. Class president Yolanda Baker presented the school, on behalf of the graduata, with an u n ­ disclosed amount of money to help pay for the beautification of the campus. The Seminole High School class of 1990, which earned more than 8500,000 In college scholarships, was applauded by principal Wayne Epps. been determined. "T h e Carlson Tid e Is u n ­ dergoing acceptance tests prior tc supporting the Department of Defence participation In the drug interdiction program." said a written response from the Arm y lo questions about the vessel and blimp. The Carlson Tide, which can a c c o m m o d a t e u p to 3 2 personnel. Is dominated by an 84-foot-long, unmarked white blimp lethercd to its aft. The blimp can rise to 2,500 feet and U n lt « d l< f s i International SW OP topic of chamber luncheon LONGW OOD — How employer* in Seminole County can benefit from Seminole Work Opportunity Program will be the topic of the June 25 meeting of the Longwood/WInter Springs Chamber of Commerce. The chamber will meet at noon at the Quality Inn North, Slate Road 434 at Interstate 4. Longwood. All area business people are Invited to attend. For more information, call the chamber at 831 -9991 Act ronomlcal Society to meet ORLANDO — David L. Crawford, of the Kltt Peak National Observatory, will apeak at the next meeting of the Central Florida Astronomical Society June 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Orlando Science Center. 810 E. Rollins St. Crawford will diacuaa light pollution. He la chairman of the American Astronomical Society's commission on light pollu­ tion. SH S Coatlaaad from Pag* 1A again cross paths, she ad­ monished the group not to dwell upon their memories of Semi­ nole High School but, rather, to cherish them. "You can look at each other and say 'Yo u are the wind beneath m y w ln g i'." she said. Th e class song, bearing that title, was performed by the school's award-winning show chorus. Destiny. Another of the honors stu­ dents selected by her peers to represent and ^>eak to the class was Crlatln Burnette cheered her fellow graduates for making It through 13 yean or education so they could become alummnl of Seminole High School. She warned them, however, they were about to be thrust from the safety of high school Oviedo Continued from Fag* 1A remember what the speaker at his high school grad­ uation had said, nor could he remember who the speaker had been. Rather than shower them with "dumb platitudes and worthless advice." Morris gave the gradu­ ates advice such as "never wear brown shoes with a blue suit" and "walk slow, m r-ry rich and always park In the shade.'1 La Li Contln T h e s tu d e n ts w ere also addressed by their class presi­ dent Amanda Savage. Comparing life to mountain c lim b in g . Savage told her classmates they had sca'ed the mountain called high school and reached the peak called gradua­ tion. "There are other mountains to climb." she said. "We are taking our first steps on the mountain called life. Some will spend four TAM PA — A former soldier faces esp-omige charges for allegedly selling military secrets lo a former sergeant who was convicted this week of treason In West Germany. FBI officials said Friday. Roderick James Ramsay. 28. a former sergeant In the U.S. A rm y 8th Infantry Division, h e a d q u a r t e r e d In B a d Kreuznach. West Germany, was a rre s te d w ith o u t In c id e n t Thursday night for gathering or delivering defense Information to aid foreign governments. FBI spokesman Larry Curtin said. the former communist governm e n t s of H u n g a r y a n d Czechoslovakia between 1975 and 1985. Secret service experts said It was the largest known fee paid to an agent. Conrad was arrested In West G e rm any August 1988 and formally Indlclcd one year later for selling top secret nuclear and other military plans to the H un­ garian and Czechoslovakian secret services over a 10-year period. Conrad Joined the army In 1965 and was transferred lo the 8th Infantry Division In 1980. He worked as a document custodian, which gave him ac­ cess to key documents on U.S. Installations and strategy. Some of the documents he was ac­ cused of setting were coded "cosmic secret" and related lo U.S. missile bases and a N A TO pipeline system. Conrad has lived In West Germany with his German wife and their son since he retired from the army in Sept cm Iter 1985. Blimp to be used for drug interdiction U n I M F re ts International PENSACOLA — An A rm y ship operating out of Pensacola Naval A ir S ta tio n Is te s tin g an electronics-laden blimp to gauge its effectiveness In catching drug smugglers, base officials said Thursday. T h e C a rls o n T id e began operating out of the northwest Florida port earlier this month and will run tests on the blimp until July. Final deployment or the vessel and blimp has nut years In college. Some wt'l begin a vocation. Some of you will start a family. Whatever the path, we must all climb one mountain at a time." Savage presented Principal Charles Webb with a plaque Inscribed wllh I he class' motto: "We arc the mustc makers, and w e a r c th e d r e a m e r s of dreams...yet wc arc the movers and shakers of (lie world forever It seem s...one man w ith a dream, at pleasure, shall go forth and conquer a crown: for each age Is a dream that Is dying, or one that Is coming to birth." In addition, the class will give the school a picnic area so future senior classes can dine al fresco. T o wrap up the festivities. Tyson called the class to order with the call. "Are you ready to graduate?" T h e clouds broke as the diplomas were awarded. remain aloft for 30 days, officials said. Sensor systems aboard the blimp are designed to detect and locate low-flying aircraft and sea vessels. Arm y officials said. The data compiled by the blimp Is passed on to civil law enforce­ ment agencies. According to the Army, the Carlson Tide Is the first vessel to be developed by the Arm y solely in support of the I)OD drug Interdiction program. However, others "m ay be assembled at a later date." the Arm y said. The 8-month-old Arm y pro­ gram Is an outgrowth of a 5-ycur-old land-based aerostat program designed to detect the vehicular movements of ground troops. The ship provides more mobility and flexibility In de­ ploying the system. Continued from Page I A blems, but I'm going to call around and see whal people think." Slavln told commissioners Tuesday any future applicants may be as qualified as the seven he has ,eferred to county so far. One obstacle commissioners may be facing Is that of a divided com m ission. Former county manager Ken Hooper resigned last October after falling from favor of two first-term commis­ sioners. Jennifer Kelley and Pat Warren, who were supported by commission chairman Sandra G le n n . C o m m issio n e rs Bob Sturm and Fred Streetman op­ posed the resignation. At the time. Glenn asked former county adm inistrator Roger Nelswender lo succeed H o o p e r. N e ls w e n d e r s a id because his professional con­ sulting and engineering firm was doing well, he would not accept l he Job. Nelswender said then commis­ sioners may have difficulty In llndlng a replacement because many top government managers would not want to work for a commission divided on critical Issues. "1 have some real concerns." Nelswender said In October. "Th e Job Is hard enough as lean as the staff Is and as lean as the budget Is. The county has to get Itself together before It can get on track again." Nelswender was subsequently hired as a county consultant to assist Acting County Manager Bob McMIlla t. the county's at­ torney. But Streetman said he dtd not bcilcve any problems, real or perceived, are ca usin g the county's problems In hiring a new manager. "I think wc lost the first one because we failed to nail him down on his se riousn ess," Streetman said. "T h e second one apparently dropped out !>ccausc he had some real family complications." MUSIC MINISTRY O f HORACE EARL TO PROMOTE TALENT TO BENEFIT GOOD SAMARITAN HOME Money, Olflt 8 Contribution* Needed Intareited Ptrtle* Should Contact HORACE EARL .lit|b iV p l V 11 ?*•>'»■ t k r t li " 4 ^ ,1 members are"confidential unless divulged by themselves.) Water management officials said they accepted the land In return for Issuing a conceptual permit to allow Schrlmsher Land Fund IV develop a 30-acre com­ mercial site on Wayside Drive behind Seminole County Fire Station 34. The deal Is expected to be approved by the district [oveming board In Ju ly , followng a stair review of the title, said f *«»J K M lil J, •Jack Eckdahi; cjlrdctor ,v district land acquisition div » u i. j | Vj | Pat Frost, manager of the district office In Orlando, said the commercial site has about n in e a c r e s o f w e t l a n d s Schrlmsher needed for develop­ ment of a commercial project at the site. Frost said because the river-front wetlands were prized as more ecologically valuable than the nine acre wetland site, they agreed with the transac­ tion. ! T thV trust 8100.00Q for tJRsfpropcrty Art Individual financing develop­ ment of the commercial site under an unrecorded arrange­ ment with Schrlmsher. Orlando lawyer James Willard Is han­ dling (he arrangement. Hut­ chison said. Willard could not he reached for comment. Th e Lcfflcr tract came to public attention during the "Weklva Squatters" case two years ago when a Weklva River Lake M a ry— Continued fro m P e g * 1A ales and appreciation to th 'lr parents and teachers, how­ ever. were not without Interrup­ tion. as some of their comments were drowned out by sirens from a passing police car, an am­ bulance. a fire truck, and finally a helicopter which flew directly over the stadium. C la s s P re s id e n t M ich a e l Stewart spoke of the progress and pride of the class. In Its 1.367 days of high school, with , 'T * ™ ________ UfcndL pcnfilMton to stay' Is la n d b y Its o w n e r . B ill Klrchhofrs father. Th e trust refused to participate In defense of the case. KlrchhofT said the trust has been trying to sell the property to the state or the district for several years, but could not reach an agreement on price. About a year ago. the trust attempted to get a county log­ ging permit to remove trees from the property, but were unable to gain access to the site to remove the lumber, except by helicopter. Join With Your Friends & Neighbors in Supporting JUDGE ROBERT B. MCGREGORS Campaign For Re-election As Circuit Judge Complete Sharpening Service his pride coming to the forefront plaque was engraved, "lo Utm when he announced, "Th e class T . Reynolds. You Are Lake of 1990 Is the first class to never Mary.” For the students, the ceremo­ lose Its senior privileges." He b r o u g h t c h e e rs fro m h is nies proved lo be a mixture of classmates when he announced the Joy of graduation and the that the class was now ready to sadness of knowing that many of them wilt not sec each other "rock the world." Graduating senior Christopher until the Inevitable class re­ Davidson presented a special unions. still years away. But the award on behalf of the class to traditional hugging, handshak­ Principal Reynolds, who re­ ing and congratulations before a ceived a standing ovation from backdrop of fireworks proved to the faculty and graduates. The lx- the finale. SANFO R D Robert B. McGregor, Circuit Judge S H A R P -A L L Come To The Bar-B-Q Saturday June 9,1990 l ) l | S l»AHN AVf SANfOW D f i A ~ BANKRUPTCY^ 1 PM to 6 PM At the Pavilion Central Florida Zoo US 17-92 Near 1-4, Sanford - IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • WIPE OUT 0EBT5 •KEEP YOUR PROPERTY •CONSOLIDATE BILLS •STOP COLLECTION t h r e a t s •STOP TORE CLOSURE ANO LAW SUITS FREELECTURES • NOON, SATURDAYS ENTERTAINMENT ROBERT H.PFLUEGER ATTORNEY A T LAW OTME i f SERVICES Games •Animal Encounter (3 PM) •Food Tickets $20, Children Under 12 Free Call 349-5070 po poladv 339-2022 Su m 108 •177 MMUand Aim. (1*4 Ufa South ct SR OS) C H A R L E S FR A N C IS B A L E S Charles Francis Bales. 68. 1815 Gardner Lane. Louisville. Ky.. died May 11 In Louisville. Bales was a former resident of Sanford. He was a refrigeration engineer and an Arm y veteran of WWH. Survivors Indudc wife Ruby D.; sons Carl and Ted; daughter. Janet Keel: brother. Cecil of Sanford; sisters. Margaret. Lake Monroe. Edith. New Iberia. La., and Iva Grace, ftiwder Springs. G a .; four g ra n d ch ild re n ; 2 great-grandchildren. Jacksonville Memory Gardens Funeral Home. frange Park. In charge of arrangements. P A U L IN E " P O L L Y " M ASON B L A H N IK P a u lin e " P o l l y " M ason Ulahnlk. 81. 2970 Scarlet Road. Winter Park, died Monday at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born May 20. 1909. In Buffalo. N.Y.. sh.- moved lo Winter Park from St. Cloud In 1988. She was a retired switchboard operator for the Osceola County Court­ house and a Catholic. Survivors Include daughter. Shart Mason. Sanford, broth* . Charles Fornes. Palatka; f .ur g r a n d c h ild r e n : one g re a t­ grandchild O a k l a w n P a r k Ccmelcr/Funcral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrange­ ments. T . DEANE PLATO T . Deane Plato. 68. 122 Shomate Drive. Longwood. died Thursday al Florida Hospital Orlando. Born March 25. 1922. In River Rouge. Mich., he moved to Longwood from Lincoln Park. Mich.. In 1979. He was a retired sales manager In the steel In­ dustry and a member of Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion Post 53. Elks Lodge 1241. Fleet Reservists of Seminote County, all of Sanford. NRA. and was a lifetime nu mber of Coast Guard Auxiliary. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Charlene F.; srxr. Edward D.. Farmington Hills. Mich.; daugh­ ters, Sharon A. Curry. Dearborn. Mich.. Kathleen L. Mader. Com ­ bined Locks. W Is .; sisters, Judith Porch. Dearborn. Joar Fredette. Phoenix, A rlx .; 1 1 grandchildren. Itanfleld Mortuary Services. Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements. E D D IE L. ROBINSON Eddie L. RoUnson. 55. 2850 W 2 0 1h St.. Sanford, died T hursday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Dec. 17. 1934, In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. She was a homemaker and a member of the New W ord Life Center. Sanford. Survivors Include husband. R ob e r t L . ; sons, H e rm a n Walden. Bakersfield. Calif.. A n ­ thony. Robert Eugene. Howard. Edward. Paid, all of Sanford: d a u g h te r s . C u rle e n Ross. Juanita Wright. Janie. Juvelta, all of Orlando. O tavta. Sanford; mother. Curleen Smith. Sanford; father. Fletcher Jon es S r.. Leesburg: stepfather. Charlie Smith. Sanford; brother. Flet­ cher Jr.. Leesburg: 16 grandc h ild r e n ; one gr eat grundchlldrcn. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, in charge of arrangements. M AU D S. TUCKER Mand S. Tucker. 83. 805 G ra n d vie w A vc.. Altam onte S p r i n g s , d ied M o n d a y a I IliUhavcn Health ("are Center. Sanford Horn April 8. In Dillon. S C., she moved to Alta monte Sittings Iroin Orlando In 1983. 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D ana Louise W h ile , Je n n ife r Mae Beck. M i c h a e l B r i g g s , C r I s 11 n H e in d r ic h B u r n e t t e . A m y Joanne Jacobs. Truong Mann Nguyen. Penny Eileen Preston. Heather Marie Schaffer, Shu nan Rene Stewart. Gina M. Tlllis. Theresa Elaine Weems. Shawn W. Adams. Eileen Alameda. Angela Felicia Alexander, Robert Eugene Anile. Cheryl Lee An­ derson. Em ily Ann Anderson. Tracey Lynn Arnold. Sheila Ann Ashley. Evans Justin Bacon III. Tam m y Shcrrcll Bailey. Rebecca Allison Barnes. Joseph G. Burr. Dayna Yvonne Barrow. Fredrick Bass. Janies Keith Bass. John A lie n Bass, M isty M ichele B e a sl e y . Na t as h a Da n el t e Beasley. Belinda Jean Bedenhough. Felicia Tanjay Bennett. Julius Navale Bennett. Jeffery R. B e r g m a n . Elizabeth A n n Bernosky. Laura Michelle Berry. Lulainla Faith Best, Stephen P au l Be v i s . W i l l i s A n d r e Bodtson, Catherine Denise Bole. Bruce R. Bolton, Adam Bono. Sherri Lynn Boyer. Brandi Be­ nue Braden. Th o m a s David Breiidle. Chris Stewart Brown. Heather Ann Brown. Johnny F. Brown, Tanja LeJun Brown. John H. Bruce. Samuel Buckner, J r.. Ta m m y Nicole Buckner. Dawn Elizabeth Buerger. Christopher Jason Bumgarner. Shannon Elizabeth B u rgess. W illiam Jam es Burgess. Kcishawn Tania Burke. Lorcnza James Burke. Nlko Mcchellc Bush. Stacy L y n n Bush. Charlotte Lorraine Butler. Jamie L. Butler. Charles D, Carpenter. Jeremy David Carter. Brandon W. Cash. Mary E lizabeth Cawfleld and Tewana LaSheila Chisholm. James D. Clayton. Mickey J . Co g bu rn . Shuwuu Kalrlee Cohen. Thomas Edward Colbert. Diana Marie Collazo. Andre D ionne C o llin s . Angel a K. Cummins. Pamela Diane Cooks. Denise Cortes, Michael L. Cot­ ton. Errol Anthony Cover, James Edward Cox. Erie Purnell Curtis, Anne Marie Davenport. Bonnie Jean Davis, Tim othy C. Davis. Tracey Denise Davison. William Lawrence Davison. Angela M Day. Ruben Delgado, Shawn Ivan DcLouch. Larrv Daniel DeMorse, Bobbie Jo DePew. Jef­ frey Alan Derr. Tum m ic Rose Detreville. J o h n F re d e ric k Dickey J r .. Stephen William I) i e k t s o n . M a 11 li e w A . DiGiacomo. Erica Relrlna Dixon. Keyseniu Doreste, Keith Paul Duke. Bernard Eady. Latouya Michelle East ham. Steven Brian Edwards. William Bruce Erney, Erica Ann Esterson. Michelle Krista Everett. Cassandra Ann Eeaster. Gregory Lee Ferguson. Anton O. Finocchiuro. Stacy Nicole Flattsburg. Cynthia Joy Flelter. Klanga Uwimana Kw.di Ford. Coltn A Forde, Lawrence Allen Fossltt. Janies Bradley Franklin II, Detrl Di on Freeney. Joel A. Frye. RouaUI Edward Fryer. Brian ( Fryman. Kevin Lewis Gilchrist. Jennifer G illm or. Noland Scott Glpe, Mu li.n l David Gomez, Sean O. Gould, Angciia letirll Graham, I la ray a vu us Cod otniua iin us G rayson, Audrey M Green, Donna Jean Gu-cti, Dwayne A. Grey, Sean David Grimes. Jen ­ nifer Lynn llallncr. Curtis AIIh t i Hall. George M Hall. Scott E. Hall Kenneth A Hull.on. Seott M itchell Hansen. K elvin It Harden. A m y L yn n Harper. Sandra Susan Harrell. Brian l.enard Harris. Rita Michelle Harris. Micalicl Ikivtd Harlman. Nancy Marie Halliaway. Fejeita M iche lle H a w ki ns . M ichael Hayes J i ami Dunfclle Regina Heap. Kelt! Eli/al>eth H em phi l l, Jerome Hcndetsuu. Mary Louise Higglnboliiam. Diana Michelle Holcom b. Darrell X a vie r H o IIo m a u . Tarnl Teres a Holloway. Drew Allan Horn, Chadwick Alan Houck. Brian Douglas Howard. Ersklne J e r­ maine Howard. Robert Eugene Howiugiou Jr.. David Joseph Hughes. Kenneth William Hunt, Tyrecse Charnell Isaae. Shelly Marie Jackson. La.ihon Randle Jarrells. Casey Lynn Jenkins, Kelly Ann Jenkins. Mark A. Johnson. Patina T . Jones. Susan Veronica J o y . H en ry Ju n e . Wayne R. Keeling Jr.. Christina Rebecca Kennedy. Mary Angela Kennedy, Curtis S. Ketrhem, R y a n D . K i n g . L 1a L y n n Kirkgard. Karen Renee Koger. Kimberly Kay Koger. Jason T y Kokc. Roliert Wayne Krelnbrlug, Minct Marie Kreuscb, Kalina Nicole Lawrence. Tim othy R. Lawson. Tam m y Elaine Lee. Joshua M. Lewis, Adeliada M. Lopez. Jana Michelle Luiz. Ana L. Martinez. Orlcnna Matos, Christy Jo May. Colleen Marie McCall. Alyson Renee McCord. Klndra D. McCullough, Deldra Danlta Ash MeCutehcn, Matthew Jerome McGill. Nadrlan Denise McGill. Bernard A. McPherson. Jcnn! Louise Meriwether. Je n ­ nifer K. Mcrrtfield. Kristina Michelle Middleton. Charles David Mlkcls II. Howard Jason Miller. Alison Trtnette Mitchell. Jam es Bryce Moore. Janies Perry Moore Jr.. Robert Moore Jr.. Joseph A. Moracc. Melvin Moran Jr.. Cheryl Lynn Morris. Gerald P. Morris. Stacey Rei.ce Morris. Bruce Michael Morrlssette, Patricia Munoz, Tam m y Lynn Murphy. Michele Faith Muse. Robert E. Myers. Christina Elena Neville. Johnny Charles N ew kirk III. Christin e A nn O'Brien. Dclmuse Oglesby J r. and Angela Carol Orioles. Luz Emcly Orstni. Ingrid Ortiz. L eon O w e n s . T r u d y L y n n Pagden. Harriett Dean Parker. Patrick J . Part low. Sonali J . Patel. Mlttle lx-e Paul. Bennie E l z r a Payne III. Kyle D ., Pederson. Erie Joe Peeples III, Diane Pena. Latanga Erleen Pendleton, Muse W. Perkins IV. Kecslia Yvette P ete rso n. LaTonya MleheUe Peterson. Ot Phaokanya. Stacey M. Pope. Thelma Lee Posley. Crista L. Prather. Alison O'Neal Pugh. James Reginald Pugh. lailonia E. Randall. Yolanda Evelta Re­ dden. Slier Renae Reddicks. Ondraus Lore/ Redding. Denise L y n n Reynolds. J a m e s M. R e y n o ld s , Paul R iv e r a . LaShulunda DeShae Robinson. David C. Ro IIh t I. Lillie Anil Rushing. Suzcltc L. Russell, Dorrnuce Scott. Letrina Reene Seott. Jason Ray Seaehrtst. Michael Alen Senechek, Karen Marie Shea. James E. Shepherd. Michael Alan S ilvio s , A m y Michelle Simmons. Jewell De­ nise Sim m ons, Felicia A n n S m ith . Leslie Anita Sm ith . Pamela Kuy Smith. Robin Marie Smith. Sheryl Denise Smith. Tracey Lvvcttc Smith. William W. Smith. Kriekel Snow. Gina Michelle Sparkman. Sluey J , Slilfey. Seott William Lalltrop Sukup. Shannon Michelle Sundvall. Dorrt Demctrla Sweet. Mieliael McTaylor. Thomas Neal Terrell, Robert W. Thatcher. Maurice Devon Thomas, Gary Wayne Thomason. Harvey Ray Thompson. Charicile Thorntuii. Renleee Jarrell Tilim an. Slar Caiwlok.il Tillman. Michael K. Tindall. McclieUe E. I'oombs. I odd M Toomey. Trang Phuoiig flu Trin h . Kahrina Charlotte Troutman. PetrUia Nicole Un­ rein. Edward Michael Vanseiver. Johnny R Vause. I rleia Nicole Ventry. Ray Bllhle Wages. Keith t). Walker. Thom as Andrew Walker, Charles Bernard Ward and Tam m y Eli/ahcili Warriner. Dwayne Erick Washington. LaVaugtin Andrea Washington. Doris Anne Wet kley. Steven A W e lh o rn . Valencia C a iu rla llughes Wells. Down E White. Helen Evor.ua While. Michael Christopher White. Jacquclfiie Ann Whitman. Michael Thomas Wdk. Stephanie J o Wilkins, David R Williams. Eilieri S. W illiam s. Isaili Williams 111. AN OPEN LETTER TO GRADUATES •> R O I I I I STOCK Herald correspondent Dear Class of 1990, When the llrsl bells of August rang us back to .class, it looked like a distant light coming from another galaxy. As the year progressed, the Image came closer, but it was still untouchable, almost mystical. Finally though, today we can reach out and grab what has been coming lo us alter 2,340 days of pushing pencils, taking tests, and working word problems: grad­ uation. The word itself Is a paradox — the end of the beginning as well as the beginning of the end. Tonight we end our childhood school tenure but embark on our adulthood lives. And as Charles Dickens wrote in A Tale of two Cities: "II was the best of times, it was (he worst of times." Thl9 statement also embodies the spirit of graduation. We depart from high school and enter a world overflowing with p robl ems . An everincreasing federal deficit, mil­ lions ot homeless people, toxic waste dumps, and a decreasing ozone layer are problems casting a shadow over all our lives. Can our generation survive these hard times and fill in Ihe hole our forofalhers dug for us — or at least stop it from sinking any further* Yes we can. This year, the Class ot 1990 has proven it not only cares about our world, but il is ready to do something to save it. Participation, not specula­ tion, is how this year's seniors made a difference. Start with Earth Week 1990. A true success 3tory. In only its first year, the seven-day Melvin Williams. Tonya Yvette Williams. Dawn M. Wills. Willie Wilson. Sbecna Alyssa Wright. W illiam David W right. Nael Y a e o u b . M i e i i e 11e M a r i e Zaludonis. LA K E MARY H IGH G R A D U A TE S Jeannette Atx-lson. Kristi ATlle b a cb . Mark R. A ke rso n, H ra d lty La Aldous. Marissa Alexander. Tin a C. Allen. Steph­ anie R. Alti. Belinda Anderson. N e f I a 11 N . A po rite. L c w I s Armstrong. Thomas M. Arnold. Marjor Augcnbllrk. Brady J . Austin. Llssa K Austin. Gabriel A v i l e s . M ic lie ll B a l l e n g c r . Deanah E. Banks. Karen Barber. Tre y Barlow. Kim D. Baltaglini. Lisa A nn Heard. Cassandra Becerra. Michael Bedell. Grclclien Bemlllcr, Kimberly K. Berg. Carl E. Bergman. Brenda E. Bcssner. Travis Betsinger. M ichael B. Bleu. T ra c y A. H ila n s k i. Mark A. Bines. Nathaniel H illm a n . Kimberl lilaekadar. Bradlor Blackwood. •lettrey S. Blau. Jo h n Allen Bl oun t. R ic k y N. H odlford. Starry Nico ltowcn. Iletdl M. Bowie, David A. Boyce. Matthew R. Boy sen. Kenneth Brushcur. Michel BratInvalie. C hristopher Bravo. Christy Bretzer, Donna M. Brookes. Kundaee J . Brown. Kent D. Brubaker. Jesse Kelt Bryant. S L rn e ra T. Bryson. Leah B u c e o - W h i l e , B a r t o n K. Buchanan. Erie S Buchanan, Michelle Huclnmaii Nicole Mary Bundy, Dchru Gal Burkart. JeiItcv R. Burkett. Brian !' Cahill. David K. Cain, Khnmelt C. Cutura. Spencer il C a lv in . Millon O Campbell. William Campbell. Mlch.irl B Caraway. Casey II Carefoot Kimcrlcy Carlson, Shelby C. Carmel). M a r y A. C a r m o i l y . C h r i s Cusctorl/zo. Renee II Cast-one. Bret R Cavanaugh. Miriam celebration spurred many ac­ tions by local students. Both Lyman and Oviedo High Schools protested the use of nonbiodegradeable Stryofoam lunch plates in addition to making a presentation to the Seminol e C o un t y School Board on how high schools can help save the earth. More than that, festivals were held, a CROP Walk-a-thon run. and over 200 acres of rain forest saved by area youth actions. Clubs such as Interact, Keyettss end National Honor Society also have made Im­ pacts in the past nine months. Interact and Keyettes have spent many hours with com­ munities helping with the elderly and whatever else they can while, NHS held blood drives for the Central Florida Blook Band t'o help save one our most natural resources, life. But II doesn’t stop there "Just Say No'* and other anti-drug, #an:;-alcohol cam­ paigns have hit every high school In Seminole County at least once IN " past year. And many ol th ^ d Involve heavy student particpatlon. We care about ourselves, our friends, and more importantly, our future together So as we receive our diplomas, (he key to our future, we must make sure that no door goes unlocked, no avenue untraveled, no cities overlooked in our quest to save the world •— the solution won't just apppear magically. It must be found. It is time for the Class of 1990 to become doers Instead of dreamers, speakers instead of listeners, and saviors in­ stead of dostroyers. Only by doing this will we see another generation of high-school graduates. t know we can do it. Cccere, Scott M. Certain. Lincoln Chlapponc, Jennlf Chiecrehla. Klrslen P. Cilronc. Kathleen An Clark, Matthew E. Clark. Scott G. Cllm er, Jennifer Cltnurd. Shannon L. Cline. Ryan A. Cobh. Peter R. Coffin. Catherine A. Cole. Mary J . Collier. Kristen A. C o n a h a n . Je ffre y C o n k l i n . Mary-Jo K. Connell. John W. Connelly. Chrlstophc Connor. Stephen S. Conway. Ellen A. Cook. Robert S. Cooper. Jennifer B. Capo. Julie A. Corkurn. A n­ thony J . Cory. Tonya I’. Coltani. Ian S. Crabtree. Dawn Craig. Michael F. Craig. Alan S. Cratgo. and Amanda M. Crawford. Richard Crawford, Jason W. Culver. Andrew Cunningham. 11. Jim m y Cuvier. John R. Dacre. Kelli E. Daniel. Diana Lyn Dardeen. K i m b e r l y Daseber. C hrlslop Davidson. A pril L. Davis. Christoplicr Davis. Tosca A DeGraall. William H. Deal. David R. Dease, Am y A. Deguzman. Jennifer Delong. John Depew. Wendy Devil I. Joseph DtBarlolo. Cristle Ml Dicmer. •John I) Dionne. Ja m ie Be Dnmbchik, Alexandra Douglas. Erie Ja m e Douglas. Jeffrey Druughon. .Jason B Drury. T if­ fany L. Dugan. Gregory Duncan. Jennifer E. Dunlap. Christine E d w a rd s, Michael A. Eells. Melanie J , Elflcr. W inei Jr Km cruud, Michelle Enfinger. Tim othy P. Engels. Stacey M Eskin. Erin L. Ellen. Patrick J Falrure. James I’. Fallon. Angela Fal/arano, M a n y I. Farbcr. D a v i d .J. F a r r e l l . R o b y Faul ken berry. Rebecca L Fetd. Lisa A Fess, Sli.iiiara K Fielder Kerri Ann Finkel. Melinda S Ftselil. Sean P. Fisher. Thotna Fit/gibbons. Deborah Flanagan. Kwaja Ci Floyd. Drtndlc M Frailer. Alicia Francisco. James M Franzcse, Clx-r Frauenholfer. Mary E Freenuit. Kathryn M Gatlerl. I’lrllilpC Gagnon. David A Garner. Paula Garton. Teresa L. Gatewood. Robert II Grtwlde. C hr i st in e G cb arn , J e n n if e r G e n t n c r . Matthew George. Christian Gibson. Donna Lynn Gilpin. Theodor GlufTrida. Paula K. Gleason, Nicholas Goddard. Lori A. GofT. Jonathan Goldberg. T i f f a n y A. G o n g , A m y K. Gongwer. Lori M. Goodwin. Randl L . Go rdo n. C a r o l y n Goseh, Tam i E. Goss. William Governalc, Alina Grabnlckns, S h e l i a J . G r a n t , Rebecca Greenberg, Erin L. Greene. Jef­ frey G r e e n w a l d , Sean MIc Grclcckl. Eleanor C. Griffin, Tyle r K. Griffin. Clifford J . Grooms, M.rry Kay Habel. Laurie S. Hahn. John C. Halle. Rick D. Hall. Jessica Halpcrtn. David A. Hamilton. Stephen K. Hancock, Jill A. Hannan. Knrlc M. Hansen. T a n .. J o H arding, Matthew Hardwlch. Trislin Ann (larger, and Clark A. Harris. Susan Harrison, Teresa L. Hart, Shannon Hartlngcr. Wlleth Ifartsfleld, Jennifer R. Harvey. Jennifer L. Hauek. Erie HdezBaqucro. Cuuleitc J . Ilcapc. Harold Henderson. Sean Ro Henderson. Daniel Hendricks, Ronda J . Hendricks, Thomas J. Henning. Susan E. Henry. Paul E. Ilcrx. Sharman Hcthcotc. Je n n ife r H illard, Robbie T . Hlllcry. J . Seott Hirsch. Shawn G. Hobck. Amy E. Hohman. T a ra D. H o lla n d . Meredith Holloway. Yolanda Hul'oway. Robert C. Hopkins, Misti J . Hudzlk. Am y E. Huff. Stewart S. Huff, Deborah Hutchings. David Daysman III. Kimberly A. Inelan. Chrlsloplie Israel, Bradley Mat Ivcrs. Nallumlcl G. James. T o d d M. J a r r e t t . J o h n J . Jarticzyk. Brian E. Jaundoo. K e l l y H. J e o n . J a c q u c l l n Jimenez. Mlcha Johansmeycr. Brent A. Johnson. Daniel R. Johnson. Lisa A. Johnson. Nils Johnson, Seott Ert Johnson. St ac y I), Jo h n s o n , G a r y I Johnston. J ill L. Johnston. Kristin M. Jonas. Kimlierly L. Joseph, Shawn Edwa Kaiser. Herman Josep Kane. Michelle Kapel. Kerrle KarccwskL Lisa Karpp. Jana B. Katz, Jodi M. K a u f m a n , R click ah K a y o . Pamela N. Kelley, Peggy Atm Kenney. Shawn M. Keough. St acy M. Kerr. C ha rles R. Kilhorn. Catherine Klshmnn. Kelly Colie Klamp. Christian Kuopek. Patricia Knowles. Je n ­ nifer L. Koehl. Brent A. Kuepkc. Yatiic K olhjorn sen . J e n 'life Kornhlatt. Shawn C. Koslnski. Leslie J . K ough. T ra c y P. Krestan. Thomas J. Kroll. Carter S. Krone. Christina Krueger, Kyle M. Kuhanck. Patricia Marl Kuc. Thomas R. Kurtz, Robert Karl Ladd. Bryan C. Laird. Je n ­ nifer A. Lang. Jason A. Lapclla. Michael AA Larkin. Stcphani Lawrence. Melanie M. Leamari. Lori C. Lcckle. Matthew D. Lee. William Lee. Fmnklin Leister. Nicole F. Levine, Rani M. Levine, Troy A. Lilly. Tina M. Llllett. Jennifer K. Lillk*. Heather Ren Lloyd. Daniel C. Lombardi. De­ borah J. Lopez. Aaron L, Lynch. Ronda J. Lynch, and Vonda D. Lynch. Robert J . Matties. Jon David Mair. Meredith Mallory. Melissa A. Malm. Nlstia S. Maul. Mat­ thew L. Marnltz. Steven R. Marsden. Nicole M M arlin. Andrea L. Massey. Craig Mc­ Corm ick. Deanna McAllister. Todd G. McCaskill, MonUpie L. McCurdy. Shannon R. McGee. Kellie E. McGrath. Anthony C. Mead. Lawrence P. Mcdlln. SaI yen R Mehta. Je n n ife r Metneeke. Ilruee R. Melton. Vic­ toria L Melvin. Robert An Menello. Jam es W. Messing. Pcdrn E. Meza. Ja y P. Micbaru. Alan Miglloralo. Travis T . Miller. Jennifer M illigan. Jam es S. Mills. A n th o n y J Mislano. William MltehdL Frank Ezra M onroe. Steven T . Moodlc. Michele A Mrxire. Claudia V Morales. James Moran. Michael Moreland. Kristen Ang Morin. Lorenzo M Morrow. Kelly J M o s e r . V a n e s s a Mu t i n s . Catherine M urphy. Kurt A M u rp h y, Nicole M Nadeau. Rodney A Nagel. Kelly A. Nau. Marnil D Navarro. Erik J . Neely. W a d e K N e l s o n . M a rk A Neubaucr . Ja so n Ne wman . Michael L. Newsome. Tabltha D. Ne ws om e. Ja s o n P. Nokk, Sypbronla Norris, Robert G. Nunzlata, Joseph O ’Donnell. Kerry J . O'Neill. Gccta Vilas Ogale. Sunita Ogale. Chrlstophc Ohalek. Paul F. Okonskl. Andrea L. Oliver!. Shannon K. Olson, Michelle K. Orr, Gicg M. Orrangc. Dennis H. Otien. Curtis Chad Owens. Todd A. Palamar, Ryan T . Bannock, Steven A. Parker, A m y Marl Paschoal, Christo Patterson, Julie D. Pat­ terson. Marc E. IVrcy. Jalmon H. P e r r y . T h e r e s a S. Peters. T i m o t h y Ma P hilip, Jeff A. P h illip s . Kristi L. P h illip s. Pairicln M. Poe. Melissa A. P o m p . Ma u re e n P o m p l l i c , W i l l i a m A. Pond. Sheri L. P o rtn e y, Sandra L. Powell. Martin P. Prcnatt. Valeric E. Prtnz. Curtis E. lYom. Arthur L. Raines. Roberto Ramos. Devin K. Ranck, Denise M. Randall, Matthew P. 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Carlos Smith, Sean P. Smith. Allison D. S n e l l . C h r i s S n i v c l y . and Christina A. Snow. Samantha S. Snyder. Paula A. Souger, Cam ille M. Sorvas. Heather M. Sorvas. W illiam Southward. Sandra Sowl, Jon Sowle. Theodore Speight. Erin E. Si. John. Victoria Stagg. Paul M. Stein. Krlsli Stephenson. Michael S. Slcwart. Paula M. Si Ison. Karen M. Slone. Ann eml e S t u m - r o c k . J ef f W , Strange. Carol A. Strong. Scott M. Sudakis. Nancy C. Surfs. Michel S u t h e r l a n d . W c n d l Swlthcnbank. Sliaua N. Tausch. Kimberly D. Taylor. Richard A. T a y l o r . Shelley D. T a y l o r , Areitlos J . Tenner, Scoil W. Temple. Michael D. Tennant. Tra cie L. T e rrill. Darshana T h a k k a r . Gr ant E. T h a r p . Christopher Tims, Zughem G. Tovar, liahelta Tra|ianl. Stacy Treantafel. Jeffrey Treulteb, Heathe Trowbridge. Jeffrey C. T u r n e r , Keith A. T u r n e r . Gregory Upliam J r.. Delmrah U r b a c h . Rodrigo Urba n o . Kristina M. Vail. Adam S. Van­ diver, Am y J , Varblnw. Kim ­ berly J . Vicars, Dawn Mar Vlo hmle. Lisa J. Vogel, James J . Wallace, Nicole PA Wallace. Jill L. Wallher. Dana E. Walton, lames Cl Washburn. Stephen M. Wasula. David A. Walls. Dennis C. Waxman. Jason D Weaver. Allred L Webb IV. Garrett R. W einer. Michael Ert W ells, William H. Wells. Laura Jea Wescoll. Rebecca L. West. Christ Westervclt. Suzanne Whltacre. A ndr ea Y White. Dale D Whitman. Jeffrey S. Whitney. Sean Wilder. Jodi Lcann Wllle. Justin S. Williams. Leonard Williams. Michael W illiam s. Willie I W illiam s. Mary C. Williamson. Slacrv A Willocks. ( ralg A W illson. A n t h o n y Wllsuti. Dusty E. Wilson. Samira 1 Wilson. Lon C. Wlnnall. Chcrl M Wolle. Bryun Scott Wolff. W a rm . Woodard U, L Renee ^oung. John R Yotmgman, Lisa Marie 1 un. Jennifer Zarnowlcc. Jason T Zwalina �These Lake Mary High School girls wait for their names to be called with mixed emotions. There were celebrations and yes, even a few tears Herald Ptvqtoe by Tommy Vlocsnt Lake Mary Principal Don Reynolds expressed his congratulations to grads. All that’s left now is to pick up the diploma and begin the celebration itun ?????What Would You Like To Know????? We'd like to make it easier for you to take advantage of the many opportunities we offer in the newspa­ per, but you may not know who to contact or how to write us. Here are some simple answers to mostasked questions. CLUB, ORGANIZATION NEWS News about social and service clubs and organiza­ tions in Seminole County is elegible for publication. Group publicity chairmen should submit typewrit­ ten press releases to People Editor. The deadline is noon three days prior to an event or as soon alter the event as possible. PEOPLE ITEM S Items accompanied by pictures about the ac­ complishments of children and adult residents of Seminole County are eligible for publlcalion. 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WHOLE SMOKED A puini/ciic CHICKENS M A * 2 ■ i FOR W W H O LE S L A B RIBS or B O S TO N B U T T PORK ROAST EA $Q38 BRUT SHAVE CREAM 1 1 -0 2 . �B IN SID E: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 8B ■ Comics, Page 10B S p o rts IN BRIEF NATIONAL LEAGUE II Raines, Martinez boost Expos M O N TR E A L — Tim Wullarh doubled In Seminole High School graduate T im Raines to cap Montreal's two run rally In the sixth Inning Thursday night and llTl the Expos to a 3-2 triumph over llie St Louis Cardinals. Trailing 2 1 . I«akc Howell High School gradu­ ate Dave Martinez and Raines singled oil Jose DeLeon. 5-4. to pul runners at first and third. Raines stole second and Andres Galarraga grounded out to shortstop, scoring Martinez with the tying run. Wallach lobbed an op|M)sltc-tlel(l double down the left-field line to score Raines from third. Elsewhere In the NL on Thursday. Pittsburgh shaded New York 5-4: Philadelphia downed Chicago 3-1; and Cincinnati thumped Houston 6-1. BASKETBALL Krzyzewski staying at Duke DURHAM . N.C. Mike Krzyzewski will remain at Duke and has withdrawn his name from consideration for the head coaching Job of the Boston Celtics. Sources close to the Duke coach said the decision was reached Thursday night and will tn- announced Friday morning from Duke. Krzyzewskl's decision ended a week of discussions with Boston's newly named execu­ tive vice president. Dave Gavltt. The Celtics now arc expected to offer the Job lo longtime assistant Chris Fold, whom Gavltt met with Thursday morning at the NBA's pre-draft camp In Chicago. According to sources, the key factor In Krzyzewskl’s decision was his kivc for teaching on the college level. COLLEGE BASEBALL ~| OSU advances to Series final OM AHA. Neb. — Oklahoma State pitcher Gordie Tipton, like the Cowboys' offense, started slowly but came on strong enough to dominate the game Thursday night and boost the Oklahoma State Cowboys Into .he title game of the College World Series. Tipton allowed two hits and three walks In the first two Innings but came around and yielded fust two singles over the next six while the Oklahoma State hitters pounded out 19 hits and had thtFe rallies of at least three runs each en route to a 14-3 win over Louisiana State. Oklahoma State. 50-16. advances to Satur­ day's nationally-televised title game and will meet cither Stanford or Georgia, who battle Friday night for the other championship berth. WORLD CUP Argentina opens title defense MILAN. Italy — Before a projected television audience of 2 billion. Argentina alms lo break a 20-year-year Jinx on defending champions Friday when It launches the 1990 World Cup against Cameroon. The last World Cup champ to start its title defense with a victory was England, which defeated Romania 1-0 in its opening game In the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. Since then Brazil. West Germany. Argentina and Italy struggled through opening games, and none retained tlie title. Nevertheless. Argentina Is expected to score an emphatic victory against Cameroon at Gitiscp|M’ Mcazza Stadium, giving the South Americans two points entering their other Group B games against the Soviet Union and Romania. A M ER IC A N L E A G U E D u B o is , T ig e r s s w e e p T r ib e C L E V E L A N D — Brian DuBois fell good warming up. Once lie go! a chance to pitch against the punrhlcss Cleveland Indians, he fell even better. DuBois pitched eight scoreless innings Thursday night lo lead the Detroit Tigers to'an H O win that gave them a sweep of the three-game scries and a four-game winning streak Cecil Fielder. Gary Ward and Tony Phillips drove in two runs each as the Tigers concluded a tune game road trip with a 5-4 record and raised their overall record away from home lo 16 15. Elsewhere In the A L on Thursday. Seattle trim m e d Chicago 2 1; Baltim ore topped Milwaukee 5 2: California edged Kansas City 2 1; Boston blanked New York 3 0. Toronto whipped Minnesota 10-3; and Texas nailed Oakland 3 -1 Compiled from staff and wlra raports. BASEBALL F p to — WGN. Chicago While Sox at Minnesota Twins. (1.1 Complata listings on Page 2B Hurricanes, Gators will resume football rivalry United Frass International MIAMI — The Universities of Miami and Florida arc negotiating with some sucress lo resume their annual home football rivalry. Gator Athletic Director Bill Arnspargcr said. Amsparger said the schools will play in 1996, 1997. 1999 and 2000. Games had alreudy been scheduled at Gainesville In 1992 and at Miami In 1993. "We wanted lo do 1994 and 1995 too. but the contracts (with other schools) were Just loo light." Arnspargcr said. "I'm glad we're going to be able lo fill In some of our blunks with Miami." Arnspargcr said negotiations are continuing for a game In 1998 and In 2001. He said the 2001 game is virtually a certainty, hut they have not yet found an acceptable date. The two teams have not 'played since I9H7. when Miami won 31-4. "Obviously we'vr been working very hard till along for this scries." Miami athletic director Sam Jankovlch said. "We never wanted to drop It. When Florida left. It was hard to gel comparable opponents and they didn't show an Interest again until Steve Spurrier had been hired" as head football crutch earlier this year. The day Spurrier was hired he iinnounced Ills desire lo play the Hurricanes, last year's national champions. "We can't hide, duck or blink when the Unlvcrlsty of Miami is mentioned." Spurrier said. "We need to play Miami. They've had the most outstanding program In the country. If our grutl is lo be as good as they've Itccu. we need to play them." Jankovlch said he and Arnspargcr began talks altout scheduling after Spurrier expressed his attitude. F u ll w e e k e n d When Florida dropped Miami from Its sched­ ule. It blamed a Southeastern Conference requirement that each team play seven league games. Ik-fore the scries ended the two teams had played each other for 49 straight games. Florida had a 25-24 edge but Miami won seven of the lasf 10. The new agreements were reported Thursday by the Miami Heruld. which obtained a tentative set of schedules for 1995-2000. In addition to Florida the schedules show that Miami will play U CLA on the robd In 1995 and at home in 1998: Baylor at home In 1995 and on the road in 1997; and South Carolina on the road In 1997 and at home In 1998. After their Iasi game with Miami two years ago. South Carolina announced It would not schedule the Hurricanes In the future because of their tuunllngon the field. on S C C to host: youth hoop tournam ents C h u rch e s in chase for softball title By DEAN SMITH From staff raports_______________ SANFORD - The 15)90 Sanford Church Slowpitch Softball League Spring Championship Tournament will get underway at Chase Park this Saturday with four first-round and two winners' bracket games. The tournament will follow a double-elimination elimination format and Ik - played over the next three Saturday's. Of the 12 teams that competed In the regular season. 10 arc entered lo the tournament for a chance at the traveling trophy that goes to winn­ ing church. There will be a new champion this year as two-time defending champi­ on First United Methodist did not field a team In this years league. In last year's final, the Methodists beat Maranatha Pentacoslal 6-3 In nine Innings. Maranatha Is the favorite heading Into the tournament by virtue of winning the regular season crown w i t h a perfect 10- 0 r e co r d. Maranatha was really only pre­ ssured in one game this season. That was against St. Stephen's Catholic of Winter Springs, when Maranatha had to score five runs in the bottom of the seventh to secure the win. Doing most of the damage for Maranatha this season have been Mike Eason. Kenny Daniels. Author Jackson. Al Campbell. Levi Raines. Evan Bacon. Allen Peterson. Anion Massey. Thad Brooks. Tom Watson. Mike Bacon. Greg Hardy and Otis Raines. Maranatha will play the opening game of the tournament al 8 a m. against Central Baptist, which finished the regular season witli a 5-5 record. Carrying the big bats for Central will lx- John Larncr. Dave Moss. Mike McCoy and Bobby Von Hcrbulls. Th e 9:30 u.m. m atchup will feature First Baptist of Geneva against St. Stephen. St. Stephen had the second-best record in the league. 7-3. while Geneva was 6-4. St. Stephen Is led by Rick Holt. Don Keller. Willie and Pete Harrison and the Causseaux's: Don Sr.. Don Jr.. Chris and Scoll. Geneva Is led by the Rick Fountain and Jack Rich. At 11 a.m.. Calvary Christian (4 til and Grace United Methodist (1-9) will square off. Leading the Calvary attack Is Ross Dcnato, Dellon Gingerich and Wayne Combs, while the Methodists are led by Dave Vanzanl. Wayne Crocker. David □ See Softball, Page 2 B ta il Herald sports writer SANFORD — Seminole Communi­ ty College will host a 15-and-Under and 1 7 - a n d - U n d e r basketball tournament this weekend as part of the Orlando Sports Festival. The winners from this tourna­ ment will advance to the Sunshine Stale Games in Miami next month. Entered In the 15-and-Under group arc Oviedo. St. Cloud. Eau Gallic and South Brevard A.A.U. (made up of mostly Satellite Beach players). Entered In the 17-and-Under group are the Central Florida Greyhounds (made up of Seminole and Orange county players). lamgwood A.A.U. (Lyman). South O r­ lando A.A.U. (Oak Ridge). South Brevard A.A.U.. Fort Pierce Central and Port St. Lucie. The South Orlando A.A.U. and the Central Florida Greyhounds are both expected to be very strong. The Orlando squad will feature several of the best players from the Orlando area while the Greyhounds will have the best from Seminole County. Last year, the Greyhounds made it to the 16-and-Undcr Ju n io r Olympic national tournament In Kentucky. The tournament will open Satur­ day with five games. Game times wlil be I p.m.. 2:30 p.m.. 4 p.m.j 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. FU« Photo The tournament will conclude Sunday with five more games. Games will be played at 10:30 a.m., noon. 1:30 p.m.. 3 p.m. and 5 p.m t Th e 3 p.m. game will be the cham pionship for the 15-undUndent and the 5 p.m. game the 17-and-Under championship. Seminole High School guard J.J. Wiggins was a membor of the Central Florida Greyhound team that went to the 16 -and Under Junior Olympics last summer. This weekend, the Greyhounds will play in a tournament at SCC All games will be played at the Health and Physical Education Center located on the SCC campus. n tr r- r; . B u d d y L a k e L e a g u e re s u m e s to n ig h t From staff rsports SANFORD - The East Coast All Stars will try to add lo their lead In the Buddy Lake Summer Baseball League when they play the Florida Baseball School Academy al 9a.m . Saturday at Sanford Stadium. Made up of players from the New Smryna South Daytona area. East Coast Is 2-0 after one week of play, leading the Sanford Reds (2-1). the Fits Academy 11 1). Adcock Roofing (1-2)and the Patriots (0 2). The East Coast/Acadcmy contest Is one of six games scheduled this weekend Second-week action Ix-gins tonight at the Stadium with a 6 p in. game between the Patriots (Lake Brantley High School s summer team) and Adcock Roofing (Seminole High School). On Saturday after the East Coast/Acadcmy game, the Patriots will play the Academy at 11:45 a.m. with llie Reds facing Adcock al 2:30 p.m. Sunday’s schedule has tlie Reds playing East Coast at 11 a.m. and Adcock taking on tlie Academy at 1 45 p.m. Drexler co m e s through as Blazers edge Pistons in O T United Press International AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Clyde Drexler. eritlei/ed in the past for failing in the clutch, came through for the Portland Trail Blazers when it mattered most. Drexler forced his way toward the basket, was fouled and sank 2 free throws with 2 l seconds remaining in overtime Thursday night, enabling Portland to even the NBA Finals at one game apiece with a 106-105 triumph over the Detroit Pistons "For anylMKly who thinks lie's not a money player )ust look al the film tonight." Trail Blazers Coach Rlek Adelman said "Look at tlie plays he made tonight with the guys we had on the bench." Drexle: made 13 of 20 shots and scored 8 ol Ills 33 |M)ints in overtime. Portland played most ul the extra session without starters Kevin Duckworth and Jerome Kersey, who had both fouled out. Drexler's game-winning effort came after Bill □ilmbecr had tied a Finals record with fits sixth 3-pointer of the game, pulling tlie Pistons ahead 105-10-1 with 4 .1seconds left "The linal play was designed to go to me. to see wlial I had or to see what was open.' Drexler said. "(Dennis Rodman) dcllultcly blocked me. it was pretty obvious. It was a great call (by referee Jack Madden)." Portland recovered from its fourth-quarici told in tlie opener to wrest tlie home-court advantage from tlie defending league champions and hand Detroit its lirsl playoff loss in 11 home games tins year. Willi tlie next three games set lor Portland's Memorial C'olisi uiu — Game 3 is Sunday afternoon — the Trail Blazers suddenly are in control ol tlie best-of--seven scries Portland is 9 0 at home in tlie playolfs. and Detroit has lost Its last 20 games on tlie frail Blazers' court since 1974 Three more losses would give Portland Its Itrst NBA title in 13 years "Right now we re sitting pretty we ve got tlie next three games at home.' said Terry Porter wlio set a Finals record by making 15 ol 15 lout shots "We’ve got to led good The second ol l.ulmbeer’s three 3 (Minders tl. overtime with 1 2M Iclt had given Detroit a 102-98 lead. However. Porter hit 2 free throws and Drexler nailed a tying Jumper with 50.7 seconds left Porter missed a difficult Jumper but Buck Williams, while struggling lo control the reiM iu n d . was fouled by Joe Duroars with 9.6 seconds left. Williams, a 70 percent free throw shiKiler In the regular season, made both lor a 104 102 lead. Laimbccr. who had 19 of Ills 26 points after tlie third quarter, then canned his final long-range basket but Drexler answered with his decisive free throws. "Alter I lilt the shot I looked at the clock and still saw four seconds, which ts an eternity In the NBA." Lalmticcr said Detroit still had hope when the Trail Blazers, witli a loul to give, grabtxd James Edwards on ail mlMiunds play That set up another Inbounds play with 1 5 seconds lo go lull Edwards missed a hideaway Jumper at tlie buzzer The overtime was the first in lh»- Finals since 1984. w lieu Boston heat the lais Angeles Lakers Porter added 21 |Mimls and IO assists, and See N B A . 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Saturday Game* Cleveland al Bo*Ion Kansas City at Oakland New York at Ballimor*. night Seattle at Detroit, nigh I Chicago al Minn*tola Texas at California NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pet. OB Pittsburgh 34 IS 44} — Philadelphia It 11 5 Montreal 79 24 547 5 New York 1) 27 4*0 S‘ y SI Louis 24 )0 444 I0<> Chicago 71 J) 40i IJIl Wett Cincinnati 14 1) kU — San Diego 74 24 S39 7lj Los Angeles 77 V W Sto San Francisco 2) 29 441 IDs Atlanta 70 K 400 I4'l Houston 30 14 370 I4'J Thursday Rtiullt Monlreall.SI Loulil Pittsburg) 1. New York 4 Philadelphia 7. Chicago I Cincinnati a. Houilan I Friday Gama* (Allgjma* EOT) Philadalphia (Comb* J 1) at Chicago IBIankenthlpO 11.7 70p m. SI Loult IB Smith 4 4) al Monlraal ID* Martinet 7 a), 7 Tip m Pitttburgh (Walk 4 7) al New York (Fernanda* 11). 7:71pm San Francisco (Knepper 17) at Atlanta (UlliquiSt 171,1 40pm Cincinnati (Browning la ) at Horn Ion (S co tt!* ).I U p m Lot Angalt* (Belcher 4 )l al San Diago IWhition 1 II. 10 Olp m Saturday Gama* Philadelphia al Chicago Pittsburgh al New York, high) San F r anc 1*co a 1Al lanta. night St Louital Monlraal. night Cincinnati al Houston, night Los Angalt* at San Diego, night FLORIDA STATE LEAOUk IA) I Meier League aliiliatxm in perenthetet) Eatl Division W L Pet OB W Palm Beach <Expos) 45 >4 /M — 54 25 590 9 Vero Beach lOodgxrt) 34 27 557 II St Lucie (Mettl J1 JO VM 14 Ft Laud |Yankees! 14 M 213 30'i Miami lindependxr*) Ccnfrtl G N iw i 34 1 J 410 — Lakeland (Tigers) 3J n 541 4 Osceola (Atlrot) n 14 434 11 Baseball City (Ru.alt) Wmtor Haven IRed Sox) 13 4* 197 35 Wett Otyiuon 47 12 797 Ountdirt (Bib* 40 20 4*7 7<y P Crwtoff* 1H*ng*r%) SI. Pet* |Cardinal*) 17 M .474 1* Saratola (Whit* Sox) 71 40 144 17 Clearwater (Phiill**) it 40 M l it Thertday Raautt* Winter Haven 1. Saratola 1 Dunedin A Beteball City 1 Vero Beach 14. Ft. Lauderdale 4 Miami at LakehML ppd. rain Clearwater at CHcaoia. p* rain Port Charlotte ai SI Petersburg. ppd. rain Wett Palm Baach 11, St Lucia 1 Kfld||M AaaaMe SI. Lucia at Weil Palm Baach Dunedin al Bataball City St. Petertburg at Port Charlotte Seretot* at Winter Haven Vera Baach al F I Lauderdale Miami at Lakeland Clearwater el Otceela Saturday Game* Miami at Winter Haven Baaeball City at Clearwater Oiceala al Dunedin Saraeota al Lakeland Wetl Palm Beach al SI. Lucie Charlotte at SI. Petertburg Ft. Lauderdel* at Vera Beach 3 TKNNIS 11.11 million French Open At Park. June 7 Steffi Graf (1). West Germany, del. Jets* Novotna 111,, Ctechotlovakla, 51, 41; Monica Seles ( j ) , Yugoslavia, del. Jennifer Capriati, Wester Chest!.* 7.41 Men's tb ublei SemlRntls Goran Ivanisevic. Yugoslavia, and Petr Korda. C techotlovakla. del. Patrick McEnroe. Oyster Bay. N .Y., and Jim Grabb. Tuscon. Aril.. 51. 14.51. Sergio Casal and Em ilio Sanchot I I ) . Spain, dot. Paul Haarhuls and Mark K otvtrm a nt, The Netherlands. 1 * ( I S).54. It w a n b a c t io w b " — N: Beslan - Traded cetcher Rich Gedman to Houston lor a player to be named later; called up catcher John Mariano from Pawtucket ol Ihe International League (AA A). Chicago (A L ) — Signed pitchers James Baldwin. Rodney Bolton, Jeffrey Dlnutio. Robert Ellis. Todd Hot!. Jonathan Jenkins. Eric Maloney. Roosevelt Smith and Robert Wickham, catcher Keith Strange, llrtl baseman Mlechel Bradlth, second basemen Ray Durham and Lawrence Gllligan, shortstops Jonathan Story and Brandon Wilson and outlie tow Dreg James (Lake Mary High Scheel) Chicago IN L ) - Signed Intleldtr John DtRlcco end assigned him to Genova of the Now York Penn League (A ). Cleveland Heed ltd outfielder Beau Allred from Colorado Springs ol the Pacific Coast League (A A A I; sent Inltotder Stove Springer to Colorado Springs. Hewston - Acquired catcher Rich Gedman from Boston In oxchwigo for a player lo be named later. Pittsburgh - Signed pitcher Kurt Miller and assigned him to Welland. Ontario, ol New York Penn League (A ). SI. I sets - Placed cut fielder John Morris on IS day disabled lid; called up InlleMer Craig Wilson from Louisville ol American Attoclallor I AAA). Texas — Signed Txrry Burrows, Steven Dreytr, Scotl Erickson. Sidney Holland. E (train Gonial*!. Lance Jones. Gary Posey and Gregory Wtlsmen. Balling (Minimum li t at bat*) Katienal League *b r h pel. Dykttra. Phi 140 al 74 .41) Larkin. Cln 144 1* 44 155 Gwynn. SO 104 M 71 ■34* Lind. Pit 141 It 41 .14) Dawson. Chi til 11 41 .*41 Van Slykt. Pll 144 14 57 1)7 Gant. All tao n 47 3)4 Alomar. SO 70S 17 44 .131 Hatcher, Cln IIS 17 41 330 Weilach, Mil 203 14 44 .31) ■e *b r h pel. Heath. Del 11* il 47 .331 Guillen. Chi 111 11 S4 .144 R.Henderton. Oak 17S 40 40 .34) Puckett, Min IN to 47 .341 Parker. V I 110 li 40 133 Griffey. Sea 207 14 49 .311 Sheffield. Mil l « n 44 3JS Martinai. Sea 111 17 54 .717 Fielder. Del IN 17 41 .114 Canseco. Oak Itl 43 I ) .31) Home Riai* Davis. Hou 17/ :hl 14; Bonlllt . Pll 11, Sandberg. Chi II. Fielder. Del a ; Cal State Fullerten — Named Bob Holman iwlre. Oek and assistant basketball coach Gruber. Ter IS,Maldonado. Cl*. Charlesten IW.Va.) — Named Henry Goss Bart I*Id. N Y and Grltlay. Sea 10. assistant batkathall coach. Rem Batted In Nevada — Women's Athletic Director Arm* Natlon*l League — Daw*on. Chi and Hop* resigned Carter. SO 41; Bonlla. Pit 44; Devi*, Hou Teaet AAM — Named Ted Nelion track 41; Bond*. Pll and Clark. SF M and Held coach American League — Fielder, Del 1 1 ; FooMall Cameco. Oak jo. GrubrTor Denver — Signed center Bred Leggett to e McGwire. Oek 14; Leonard. Sea series ol on* year contact*. Heckey National Laagut — Pretley, Alt and Pitttburgh — Signed lorwards Jamie Wallach, Mil tl; Dykslr*. Phi and Howard and Sandy Smith to multi yaar Gwynn. SO 11; McGee. SIL 14. contracts American League — Puckett. Min end NY Islander* — Signed defenseman Kevin R.Henderion, Oek 17; Snyder, Cl*. Cheveldeyoll, cent w* Travis Green and lain Stillwell. KC and Larkkt. Min 11. Fraser and forwards Brent Grieve and Trtplft Wayna Douce I National League — Coleman. SlL 1; NY Rangers — Signed defenseman Murray Kruk. Phi, Bonilla, Pit. Gwynn. SO 4; Nino Duval. playact lied with 7 American League — Fernanda!. Tor 4; Milwaukee (AISA ) - Dismissed Coach Gulllen, Chi, Webster. Clo. Phillip*. Dal and John Dot Insky. Brum ley. Sea 4 Na Itonal League — Coleman. SIL H ; Samuel, LA H ; Yeldlng. Hou 11; Nixon end Rain**, Mtl I*. American League — R.Henderion, Oek la. Calderon, Chi 11; Pelt I*. Tex 1*; Sax, NY tl; Kelly, NY and Centra. Oak It. National League — Dykitra. Phi and Bonilla. Pit 41; McGee. SIL 14; Mitchell, SF 17; Sandberg. Chi. Stow. Cln, Bond*. Pll, Robert* and Guryryi. SO and Coleman. SILT* American League — Cameco. Oak 41; Puckett. Min and R.Henderion, Oak 40. Flaldar, Dal 17; Jackson. KC and Grltfoy. Sea M. Hit* National League — Dykttra, Phi 71; Gwynn. SO 71; Sandberg. Chi 44; Momar, 50 M; Larkin. Cln. Wallach. Mil and Coleman and McGee, SIL 44. American League — Grlttey, Sea 44; ‘ Puckett. Min 47; Gruber. Tor 41; Fielder. Del and Cameco. Dak 47. Pitching National Laagua Viola. NY 4; Armstrong. Cln and Orabek and Heaton. Pit 4; Grot*. Mtl 7. American League — Clement, Bos 4; Stewart. Oak and Which, Oak I; Seven pitchers tied with 7. Earned Run Avera** I Minimum M Innings pitched I National League — Armstrong, Cln 177; Viola. N Y 141; Browning. Cln 110; Gardner, Mon 7 40; Tixtor. SIL 7 44 American League — Higuera. Mil 1.74; Welch, Oak 717: McCatklll. Cal 147; Black. Cl* and Stewart. Oak 1.41. Strikeouts National League — Martinet. LA If; Gooden. NY 71; Viola, NY 70. DeLeon. SIL 40: Con*. NY 17 American League — Clemens. Bos 10. Hanson. Sea M ; Perei. Chi 44. Langston. Cal *1. Gordon. KC and Ryas. T e x t! Saves National League — McDowell. Phi II. Myers. Cln and Burka, Mtl II; Smith, Hou 10; Williams. Chi. Franco. NY and Letter!*. ID 4 American League - Jones. Cl* and Eckersley. Oak 14; Thigpen. Chi 17; Aguilera, Min IS; Henneman. Dot and Schooler, Sea 14 Comoiel* Game* National League — Morgan and Martinet. LA end Whitson. ID 4. P Smith, Atl end Viola. NY 1 American League — Saberhagen. KC. Boslo. Mil and Leary, NY 4. Harnisch. Bal. Clemens. Bos. Gublci*. KC, Welch. Oak and Hough. Tex 1 ShuNuts National League — Morgan. LA 1; Martinet. LA. Boyd. Mil. Viola. NY and Whitson. SO 7 American League - Welch. Oak 1; Fourteen pitchers lied with I NBA PLAYOFFS (All Timet E O T) Champienship Finals Pertland vs. Oelreit ISerias tied 1 11 June 1— Detroit 105. Portland 44 June 7 — Portland 10*. Detroit 101, OT June 10 - Detroit at Portland. ) 70 pm June II — Detroit al Portland. *p m June It Detroit al Portland. 4p m x June 11 - Portland*) Detroit. 1 TOp m • June IS — Portland*! Detroit, tp m 1 il necessary PORTLAND 110*1 Kersey 111 0 0 k Williams 7* *4 17. D m knorth S 10 7 1 U Drer -r II 70 * 4 17. Porter 1 || IS 1} 21, Cooper 1 * 1 1 ], Young I 7 0 0 2 Robinson 2 4 11 7, Pelrovic 4 1 0 0 4. Bryanl 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 1*41 71 41 10* D E TR O IT 11411 Rodman 0 1 111, Edwards 1} 7) 7 1 74. L.irnbeer 10 1* 00 24 Oumars * tl 4 1 I*. Thomas S J1 7* 21. Salley 1115 5 Johnson 1 4 0 0 1 . Aguirre I f 2 7 4 Totals 41 SO IS 71101 Portland 77 70 27 IS t l— 10* Detroit 70 tl 74 II 11-141 Three point goals Orexier. Leimbeer 4 Thomas 7 Fouled out — Kersey. Duck worth Total hsu's- F\>rtt*.id 74. Detroit 74 Rebound* Portland 74 IWilliams 171. Detroit 44 ILa.mbeer 11,. Assists Por fund 17 iPcrter 101. 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Mictvgan June 7 Par 77 First Round Ben Smith 33 37-045 Jack Nlcklaus 33 37-045 Ralph Terry 77 37-044 Lee Trevino 14 11-044 Terry Dill 1* 17-0*7 Don Massengale 5 3* - 0*7 Rives Mcbee U 34- 0*7 Frank Beard 1*11—0*7 Jim Ferre* 1174-0*7 Cary Player la 1 1 0 * 7 Larry Ziegler 15 71-044 Al Geiberger 37 34- 0*4 Mike Hill 3115-0*4 Charles Coody 54 14 -04* Bob Charles 32 14-0*4 Rocky Thompson 5] 55 - 0*4 Oan Morgan ]* 17-044 Dew lit Weaver 53 34 Os* Bruce Oevlln 3a 15-Oet Gay Brewer 34 15-04* Larry Mowry 5* 15— 0*7 John Paul Cam 15)4-0** Doug Sanders 1*11-04* Lee Elder 14 IS O** Miller Barber 53 14-06* Harold Henning 5a 35—0** Bob Rawlins1514 OS* Al Kellet U 14-04* Chick E vans 14 14 - 070 Lou Graham 1*34 - 070 419050* Me At WU Ring jw, DM., Pari) First Laurie Rinker Barb Mucha Deb Richard Cathy Marine 11: Kay Cockerlll Kristi Albert Colleen Walker Kris Tschetfer Sherri Turner Jane Craftor Cathy Gerrlng Pat Bradley Ayaho Okamoto Patty Stwehan Allton Nicholas Carolina Pierce Patty Jordan Nancy Brown Betsy King Amy Read Nancy Loptl There** HessIon Martha Naus* Mini* Berteottl JoAnne earner Tammle Green Kelhy Poettowail Mltsto Me George Trlsh Johnson Danielle Ammacci Lsrl Poling Jull Inkster Janet Kathryn Yeung Maggie will Penny Ham me I Lisa Walters Laura Davies Kim Bauer Nancy Rubin Calhy Johnston Carolyn Hill Alice Rltjman Jody Anschuli Terry Jo Myers Shirley Furlong Ltnero RIHenhouse 1*15-49 Tracy Kardyk Vicki Fargun Lite lotto Neumann U l l l f • PWE> llt<Ent4>l»»El 11 IS— 41 15 IS—44 15IS—49 to ll-4 * 1514—4* 15)4-44 11)5-** 1514— 15 U — 70 151515)4-70 1514— IS 15-70 *517-70 1517-74 1515- 70 1515-70 1515—70 *137-70 15I S -70 1517-71 15to—71 to-U-71 1555-71 151415)4-71 1515- 71 to-15-71 15)5-71 1517-71 1515-71 15 35-77 1715-71 1715-71 1514—77 1514—H 1514-71 1517-71 1514-71 1715-71 3317-73 1517-71 1517-71 17)5-7! 1* to—71 » is -n 1715-71 ITVWAPSO •* 0 1 I4 BASEBALL ):ts p.m. - GN. PNIadelphla Phillies at Chicago Cubs. I LI • p.m. - ESPN. College. NCAA World Series. Georgia vs Stanford. (LI 7:10 p.m. — TBS. Son Francisco Giants al AI lanta Braves. ILI • p.m. - GN. Oilcego Whit* Sox ol Minnesota Twins. IL ) 10:10 p.m. — ESPNL S4. 7*. Lot Angeles Dodgers at San Diego Padrts. [LI GOLF 4 p.m. — US. Western Open. Second Round. (U SOCCER 11:11 a m - T N T . UN. World Cup. Argentina v*. Cameroon. (LI • p.m. — UN. Work) Cup. Argentina vs. Cameroon Saturday AUTO PACINO nm -— WCPX w r o x 4. a r> iu n . u r n itinrtA II p.m. College. NCAA World Series. Championship Gam*. ILI 1:1* p m. - GN. nilladelphia Phillies at Chicago Cubs, (L I 7 p.m. — OR, Pltfdaurgh Pirates at New YorkMeti, IL) 7:0* p.m. — TBS. Sen Francisco Giants at Atlanta Braves. (L ) 4pm — GN, Chicago While Sox at Minnesota Twins. IL) 10:30 p.m. — la. *4. lo t Angeles Dodgers al San Diego Padres. (L) BOWLINO ) p m. - W FTV *. Showboat PBA Senior Invitational, IL) BOXING 4:30 p.m. — SC. Gfeg Haugen vs. Bobby Nu..ei, lightweights GOLF I p m. - W FTV », Senior TPC, Third round. IL) a p m. - WCPX a W*t**rn Open, Third round. (L) HORSE RACING ):)0 p m — ESPN, Belmont Slakes Speciel 4:30pm .— W FTV f. Belmont Stakes. (L i SOCCER 10 X p.m. - UN. world Cup. United Arab Emirates vs. Colombia 10 U p m. - T N T . Wbrld Cup. Romania vs. Sovlel Union, (L ) 7 )0 p m - UN. WOrld Cup. Italy vs. Austria ):** p.m. — TN T , World Cup, Austria vs. Italy TENNIS ) p m — WESH 1, French Open. Women’s Singles Final MISCELLANEOUS S: SO p m. — TBS. U.S. Olympic Gold. Boxing Goodwill Games Boa Offs, (L ) Sunday AUTORACINO l p m — ESPN, Formula On* Canadian Grand Prlx, (L I. also** Ja.m. BASEBALL 1:30 p m . — *4. St. Loult Cardinals at Montreal Expos. (LI I 30 p m — OR. PltWurgh Pirates at New York Mats. (L ) 1 0* p m - TBS. Sot Francisco Giants el A Mania Braves. (L ) 2 II p.m. - GN. Philadelphia Phillies *1 Chicago Cubs. (L ) 4 p m. — 24, J*. Los Angeles Dodgers el San Diego Padres. IL) 4 p m . — ESPN, Toronto Blue Jays at Milwaukee Brewers. IL) BASEBALL I . N p m . - WCPX 5 NBA Finals. Gam* ), Detroit at Portland. IL) BOXINO ] p m — WESH 1, Todd Foster vs. Tony Marlin, Junior Wellerxwlghls. (L) GOLF I pm . — WCPX a. Western Open. Final Round. (L ) 3 30 p m. — W FTV *. Senior TPC. Final round. (L ) 5 » p m. — W F TV S .U S Open Preview SOCCER 10 JS a m . — T N T . W o r ld C u p . Ctechotlovakla vt UnXedStates. (L ) 1:JS p m . — T N T . World Cup. Braill vs. Sweden. (L ) TENNIS S a m — WESH ) French Open, Men's Singles Final. (L ) Radio BASEBALL I 11 p m — WBZSAm <1170). Pittsburgh Pirates al New York Malt M ISCELLANEOUS 11 oa p m - WBZS AM *1270). The Spurts Final Midnight — WBZS AM 11770). Sports Overnight Saturday BASEBALL t) *) p m - WBZS AM 11)70). College Wr rid Series. Champinship Gam* ) 43 p m - WMOO AM ISS0). Kansas City Royals at Oakland Attxel ict a 4i p m - WBZSAM 11170). Pittsburgh Pirates al New York Atolt S SO p m - W M JK A M U110I. FSL. Osceola Astros *1 Dunedin Blue lays MISCELLANEOUS II 0* p m - WBZSAM (1)70). The Sports Final Sunday BASEBALL M i p m — WBZSAM (1170). Pittsburgh Pirates al New York Mats 1 10 pm — WMJK AM (17701. Cincinnati Reds at Houston Atlrot i SO p m - W M JK A M 11)10). FSL. Osceola Astros *1 Ounslin Blue Jays 7 07 p m - WWNZ AM 17*01. Toronto Blue Jayt al Milwa ,ke* Brewers BASKETBALL J JO p m - WWNZ AM 17401. NBA Finals. Gam* 3. Detroit *1 Portland MISCELLANEOUS It 0* p m WBZSAM (13701. Th* Sports F mat PARIS M o n i c a Sel es brought a screeching end to Jennifer Capriati's dream ride through tennis fantasyland propelling herself Into _ Thui b y . pn the final of the French Open against StcfTl Graf. 70 Exactly one year after she made her own Grand Slam 7debut 4 al age 15, Seles was cast In the rote or crafty veteran 74 against 14-year-old Capriati, and s h e r e s p o n d e d w i t h an authoritative 0-2.0-2 victory. "I'm disappointed because 1 thought maybe I could have done better In the match." said Capriati, a pro of merely two months who has lifted her world ranking to No. 13. “ 1 am happy to get to the semis, though. 1am 7I very happy with that." G raf, apparently back to championship form although still suffering the effects of a cold, won eight games In a row midway through her match to sweep Jana Novotna 6-1. 6-2. This is the fourth consecutive year Graf has gained the French final, and she will be playing In her 13th successive Grand Slam final. Saturday's duel, marking the fifth lime In the Iasi seven years ihc top two seeds ure mccllng for the championship, presents an Interesting scenario. Graf de­ feated Seles In Ihrcc sets In the 1989 French semifinals, but Seles ended Ihc West German's 66-match winning slreak al Berlin May 20. That Is the only defeat Graf has suffered since losing Iasi year's French final lo Arantxa Sanchez Vicarto. und Seles will carry her own 31-match string Into the final. T h e men's semifinals are scheduled for Friday, will) third seed Andre Agassi playing Jonas Svcnsson and No. 4 Andres Gomez facing No. 7 Thomas Muster. Capriati, who came Into the cham pionship unscedcd. allowed her nerves on a cent, overcast afternoon, three times double-faulting on break point. Capriati also displayed hcpotsc and her potential. Cheered on by the Center Court crowd, she slaved off five mutch points In the final game before sending a forehand long. "I thought if I kept fighting ninybe I could win the game, and (he next one. and that gamr and that game and then get buck Into Ihc match." the perky Floridian said with all sincerity. Seles, ranked third In ihc world, said that despite the score, "every game was tough. You could see a little her experi­ ence is not thehc, but there's no question her game Is there. She hits Ihc ball very hard: there's no question she'll lie there many more limes." Cuprlall double-faulted away the opening game of the match, and Seles broke again at love In the third game for a 3-0 lead. Capriati got one of the breaks back In the fourth game when Seles was long with a backhand, hut Seles easily look the set. There were five consecutive service breaks to start the str­ and st,. with Caprlutl doublefaulting on the final point of the first and third games. Seles, a Yugoslavian who lives In Florldu, finally held al love lo go up 4-2. and she biuke again in the next game wi th a forehand service return down the line. "Maybe I could have attacked more." Capriati said. "I should have come to the net. I think I was expecting a closer match today, and I think everyone else did loo." G r a f s victory boosted her mutch record for 1990 to 31-1. and she Is 7-0 for her career over Novotna. She won hrr second French title In 198H without dropping a set. M DA, ■ ™ ■ » Continued from IB William* grabbed 12 rebounds In 46 minutes for Portland. Edward* had 26 points for the Pistons and lsiah Thomas 23. The Trail Blazers. 3-6 on ihc road In the playoffs, sent ihc, game inlo overtime when Porter made 2 free throws to make it 94-94 with 10.2 seconds left. Thomas missed a Jumper at the buzzer. Trailing 86-81 with 5:37 re­ maining. the Pistons scored 8 straight points. Laimbecr hit u 3-painter to tie the score with 3:38 to go. then struck for another 36 seconds later for Detroit's 89-86 edge — Its first lead In the second half. "I was the hot man." he said. Portland had Just four field goals In the third quarter but sank 14 of 18 foul shots and look a 75-69 lead inlo the final period. The Trail Blazers stole a page from Ihc Detroit playbook In the second quarter, choking off penetration on defense and gel­ ling superb production from their reserves In taking a 53-45 halftime lead. Portland ouisoored the Pistons 30-15 In Ihc period, limiting ihc hosts to 6-of-19 shooting (31.5 percent) while forcing 9 turn­ overs. Before a sellout crowd that Included Vice President Dan Quaylc, Tom m y Hearns. Aretha Franklin and Jack Nlcklaus. Ihc Pistons led 30-19 with 1:53 left In Ihc first period. Th e Portland bench. Inef­ fective In Game 1, scored 11 points In a 19-3 run that pro­ vided a 38-33 lead with 7:14 left In the second quarter. Cliff Robinson had 5 points In the b u r st whi l e the b umb li ng Pistons missed 7 of 8 shots and committed 5 turnovers. The Trail Blazers then bull! iheir advantage (o 53-41 on Drexlcr'sjumper. Edwards look Jhc, /’/ito/ii*' /)r»t 5 shots and made them all en route to 12 first-period points. However. Duckworth countered by making 4 of 5 shots on his way to 11 points In the quarter. Thomas' 3-polnter gave De­ troit its 1 llh field goal ■*) 15 tries and highlighted an 18-5 spurt that produced the 30-19 lead before Ihc Pistons' shooting soon soured. Softball--------Continu ed from I B l^apc and Robert Jones. At 12:30 p.m.. First Nazarene (4-6) will take on the Church of God of Prophecy |l-9). Some of the big names for Nazarene are Paul Watson. Tom Clark. Wayne Gager and Doug Lotz. Leading the Church of God will be Larry Smith. T im Guy and Randy Yates. The 2 p.m. game will pit the Maranatha-Central winner iigutnsl Grace Christian (4-5). Wally Roberts. Dave Samuels and Wes Crcggor carry the big sticks for Grace. The final game of the first day. set for 3:30 p .m ., has the Gcneva- St. Stephen w in n er t aking on First Baptist of Markham Woods |5-4). Jack Dlcmcr. Crls Walker. Gary Davis and Josh Smith lead Markham Woods. G U N & K N IF E SHOW & SALES BUY - S E L L - TR A D E O R LA N D O EXPO C E N TE R SATURDAY, JUNE 9th 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 10th 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bri/itj y o u r Sellln' or tra d in ' goods with non! NO WAITING PERIOD INFO. 904-258-5653 �—•4* 4 1 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, June 8, 1990 — 3 # _________ __ It’s tee time on the range IN B R IE F ■yJOAN KIN« Zooper Senior Tuesdays continue Due to Its popularity, the Central Florida Zoological Park Is continuing Zooper Senior Tuesdays, a special offer for senior citizens. Every Tuesday, seniors 60 years and over will be admitted for #1.50. That Is half ofT the regular admission prlce( of #3. In addition to the Tuesday admission discount, senior' citizens will receive a free cup of coffee or small soda at the food stand by showing their zoo admission receipt. For groups of 10 or more, guided tours or the zoo may be available. Reservations for guided tours can be made by calling 323-4430or 843-2341 at least two weeks in advance. The Central Florida Zoological Park Is open from 0 o.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. The zoo Is located at Highway 17-92 and 1-4 exit 52 near Sanford. For more Information, contact the zoo at 323-4450. Amnesty Day sponsored Seminole County Is sponsoring Amnesty Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 16 at Meat World Mall. Highway 434 and 426 in Oviedo. Brlgh household hazardous waste for disposal. Including: antifreeze, solvents, batteries, battery acid, gasoline, rust Inhibitor remover, used motor oil. brake fluid and transmission fluid, ant and rodent killers, weed killers, lawn and garden chemicals, pool chemicals, flammable liquids, disinfectants, septic tank cleaner, oven cleaners, latex and oil base paints, and wood preservatives. Do not bring: dioxins, radioactive materials, gas cylinders, biologically active materials, aerosols, and explosives. For additional Information call John Hauscrman. Seminole County Environmental Services, at 323-9615. ext. 2318. The service Is free to residents. Businesses that want to dispose of waste will have to pay. Call 1-800-421-0553 for cost Informaton. Appreciation Night set Commander Jerry Hesketh and President Ida Leaonard of the Winter Springs VFW Post 5405 and Ladles Auxiliary will be holding an Approbation Night beginning at 6 p.m.. Saturday June 23 at the post home. 420 N. Edgcmon Ave. This will be a fun night and a thank you to all those members who have made the past year a very rewarding one. A buffet will follow. Call 327-3151 for more Information. Harold correspondent SAN FOR D New Sanford residents, Beverly and Eddie Johnson, recently purchased the Sanford Airport Golf Range and have settled down to the serenity of Sanford living. The Johnson's, who have been married for 15 years, hall from Tulsa and have also lived In Rockledgc. FI. Beverly, who loved Tulsa. Is beginning to appreciate Sanford's wonders. She emphatically declares. "You have a beautiful area here In S a n fo rd ." T h e residents should "enjoy what they have and appreciate It. Don't lose It." Johnson Is a golf pro. For over 30 years he has enjoyed meeting with the elite In golfing circles. He Is also a victim of Multiple Sclerosis IMS). In the past 14 years he has become totally paralyzed on two occasions. The future of the Johnson's In the golf business appears to be secure at the Sanford Regional Airport. Duffers and those seek­ ing pro status work out with their drivers and Irons trying to reach their ultimate goal of a 300-yard drive beyond the white dotted field of balls that have fallen short or other's attempts. It's a difficult goal for the most part. Most of the people swinging clubs will reach the 100-yard mark but the elusive 300-yard marl, remains to be captured by some unknown Individual In the Hit ■ bucket of golf bails seven dsys a week. future. I’ci naps a Sanford hope­ ful will prove to tie a star In the world of velvety greens, birdies and bogeys. The Johnson’s own u golf hall r etriever that collects the thousands of halls which dot the range dally. From the tec. the field looks like a mushroom farm, white dots scattered over the urea from all of the balls sent sailing out. Indulge In every golfer's dream and try to send a bucket of golf balls above and beyond where others have landed. Toskle. For details, call <he Sanford Airport Golf Range'jit 322-1853. Speak to nGA "Life" Member. Eddie Johnson. ■e Private lessons and clinics arc offered and taught by Franklin. Another golf pro. Bob DcLong of Longwood. Is also available to teach at the range. There will be a free golf clinic at the end of June, taught by golf pro. Bob Sanford Airport Golf Rangifls open 7 days a week, Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.. with lights for c6i>lnight ball belting. On Sundays you may enjoy the daylight hours of 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. l( ■ -t'» Tree celebrates life CALENDAR Fiom left: Or. Jorge Gome2;’ member of the Board of Trustees at HCA Central Flori­ da Regional Hospital, recently presented Rosa Bachrach with a copy ol a resolution postlm" m o us l y c o m m e n d i n g h^r h u s b a n d , P e d r o L e o. n Bachrach, M.D. for his de­ dicated service to the medicyk . field and to his p a t l e n t s i . Friends and colleagues ol t he' ' late doctor planted a tree north ol the physician's parking are^ l.i his memory. Dr. Bachrach w as Chi ef of Surgery af\ Seminole Memorial Hospital 1977-70. He was a member or. the Professional Standard*'; Review Organization, a p -;' pointed to the Peer Revlewf, Committee Irom 1978-80, wasr Vice-Chief ol Stall and Ciiai^-, man ol the Credentials Com-, mlttee in 1983-84 at H C 5 Central Florida Regional Hos-‘ pilal. He was certified by the American Board of Urology In 1977 and a Fellow ol the American College ol Surgeons In 1960. He maintained a private prar tlce In uroloy. Dr. Bachrach died Iasi January 28. Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m, at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Old cars put ir. limelight The Celery City Cruisers of Seminole County sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members arc welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. Ttffeh support group to meet Families Together Teen Support Group meets from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday at Suite 206 Sweetwater Square, 900 Fox Valley Drive (off Weklva Road). Longwood. Call 774-3844 for further Information. 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 congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. ried rape, < D E A R A B B Y : I did a terrible thing. I got mad at a friend and accused him of raping me. I didn't mean for It to go as far us It did, but my father got into the act and there was no backing down. My friend Is now serving time because he was too stubborn to plead guilty. If he bad. he could have gotten out of It with a suspended sentence, but he ref­ used N< v I can't sleep at night. I knov l should have admitted that 1 tied, but I didn't have the guts. Is there a solution to my problem? S IC K O F L Y IN G D E A R SICK: You bet there Is! Tell your father — und the lawyer who represented you — that you lied and be prepared to lake your lumps. Unfortunately, you didn't sign your name or address, or I could lie of more help to you and the Innocent p e r s o n on w h o m y o u perpetrated this terrible In ­ justice. Please write again and let me know how I can contact you — even Indirectly. D E A R A B B Y : After six years of marriage, m y husband (I’ll call him Joel and I adopted a beautiful baby boy — torn on April 24. I was thrilled at the prospect of giving Joe m y father s diamond stickpin for Father's Day in June. In May. Mother's Day came and went, and Joe didn't even give me a card. At the end of the evening, he said. "I hope you don't feel hurt because 1 didn't give you anything lor Mother's Day. but after all. you're really not a mother." Abby. h>- might as well have slapped me! Fruit that moment on. I took a closer look at him and saw a stingy, selfish man who gave little to anyone — found in all dictionaries. — A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN physically, emotionally or finan­ cially. I went ahead und gave him my father's diamond stickpin for Father's Day In Ju n e , but through the next 10 years of our marriage, he never wore It. Soon after, he was stricken with cancer. I stuck by him. supporti ng the family and nursing him hack to health. When he was back on his feet. I left him. I took the stickpin from his Jewelry box and left a note that satd: "I am taking my father's stickpin and my son because you're really not a father." Today, my loving son makes sure I ’m not forgotten on Mother's Day. Sign me... W H A T GOESAROUND CO M ES A R O U N D P.S. My ex died alone — without friends or faintly around him. D E A R A B B Y : Concerning your response to “Curious In San Diego." the longest word In Hie English language Is not "antldlacstabUshmenlarlanism" (2 8 letters). NEW ARRIVAL H o w does " p n e u m o n o u lira m icroscopic sillrovolcunoconlosls" grab you? it's 45 letters, and the derinllllon Is: "a lung disease caused by Inhalation of silicate dust." J.S . S C H IL D K A U S , SAN D I E O O D E A R J . : Since tills Is a medical term. It w'.'.l not he D E A R A B B Y : May we add our 2 cents worth about older [H-opfe getting college degrees? My husband and 1. both black graduate students, have a very special friend. Jennie Lander, of Half Moon Bay. Calif. Jennie Is a courageous black woman who Is legally blind and hearingimpaired. Last year, she received her master's degree In geron­ tology from San Francisco State University. Jennie Is 84 years old! Can anybody lop this? D E L IO H T A N D K O F I AVO.CE, D A L Y C IT Y . C A L IF . D E A R D E L IO H T A N D K O F I: If any tody can. I will surely hear about It. Me an whi l e, c o n ­ gratulations and kudos to Jennie Lander! (Problems? Writs to Dear Abby. For a psrsonal, unpublished reply, send a sell-addressed, •tamped envelope to Oear Abby, P.O. Box 89440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) LONGWOOD - Patricia Vati(tegrlll and John Miller. Longwood. announce the birth ol their daughter. Julie Catherine, born May 3 at Physici ans Birthing Center. Longwood. Maternal Grandmother Is Velma Dri ves :>l Longwood. Paternal Grandparents are Jo h n and Nuncv Miller of Longwood. P LA Z A TW IN MVVY 17-92 322-7502 SUMMER KIOOIE SHOWS START JUNE 12th NIGHTLY NIGHTLY 7:10 4 9 30 G iim s o J E a *7:10 A 9 30 BACK TO THE FUTURE III SPACED INVADERS NOPASS! S NODISCOUNT NOPASS*S MODISCOUNT 1200 UAIlNdS All WtEK 2 00 PM M OVIE LA N D D I 12. SO EACH 17-92 322-1216 SHOWTIME I K ANOTHER 48 HOURS 0 WAR OF THE ROSES SO PASSES NO DISCOUNT IS ( U ia f f llM U M S f i lihssa&f Don’t Just Think!! 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Sanloid Fla Famei Thomaa Burnt "anth Pasio' Sal Vigil Matt 5 00 D m Sun Mata BOO 10X 1200 Confession Sat 4 4 43 p m p \ + r ± " '- DON’T STOP THERE... Christian What a disappointment! You had a tremen­ dous drive, the perfect chip shot, and a brilliant putt Then your ball stopped at the edge of the cup. The birdie you thought was yours didn’t materialize. O f course, It’s only a game. It doe ..n't really matter. But blighted hopes are not always so triv­ ial. What If something really big passes you by? Suppose you don 't get that promotion, your child's scholarship Is given to someone else, an important client changes his mind, or the stock market wipes out your investment? Where do you turn? Where do you find strength to meet life's dlsilluslonments? Spiritual values are constant. Fortunes may shift and change, but God's House stands firm. The truths and inspiration you find there give meaning, purpose, and stability to your life. Be inspired this week. 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Btilhte S ly ly 1A"fr> D»*£titni LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER iMiltouri SynotA 2525 Oaa Ay* R#y Elmar A H*utcn*r Pallor Sunday School 9 15 a m Worahip Sarvca 10 30 a m Nuriary Pruvidail Waavday Kindargarlan and Pra kmda. gartvn Program For Intormat'on Call 322 3552 or 323 0610 OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 Orlando Dr 17 92 (Lutharan Church In Amancai Phona 122 7312 tf*v Dan Coy Pairor Sunday Sutiool * 45 4 m Wo'lh'P 10 00 am B'ble Sludy Wad 7 30 p m B’Ua Study Thuvl 1100am Chon Piachca 6 45am Nunary Providad Presbyterian FIRST FREStYTERiAN CHURCH Oaa Ave A 3rd Street Pattor Rev G Richard Dametak Phone 322 7662 Church School 900 am Morning Worship 830am 8 1100am Nursery Wed Family Night Supper 5 45 to 7QO p m Pr# school Center 321 1563 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Rev A F Sievens Pai lpr Rtv John Jackson Associate Pasto^ Church Prayer Meeting 915am Church School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 1100am Youlh Group 6 00 p rn Wed Choir Practice 7 30 p m Thurs You, 1 Choir 700pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY UFSAIA PRESBYTERIAN 760 Sun Driva W 75th 8 Upsal a Rd Sffdord Laaa Mar, Re» Oaretn Shea Pastor Paul Moyar P*ilor Sunday School 9 am Sun Worch.f, Saryica u A 1000 am Church Sennce 10 a m Sunday Snhoo* * B'ble Study Adult fl.Mv t i n t 915am Tues 9am 6 730pm Holy Cron Story Hour Praschoof MARKHAM WOOOS For Information Call 322 2552 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Or 321 7797 5210 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary Phone 323 4190 LORD OF LIFE Dr Oon T De Bevoise Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School All Age* 915 a m 395 Tuikawilla Rd Wmtar Sponge Church 10 30 am Phona 3656.363 Nursery Provided Ftaol Ladvinka Pasipr Youth Group Sunday 7 OC p m Sunday Sc hool 9 00 A m Pastor's fl'twe Study ralloaihip 10 00 am Sunday 700 p m Worahip Sarvica 10 M a m WOC - 9 45 am First Tuesdi» ol Praiar A P-ana 6 30 p m the month and Evening 7 30 2rd Tuetday of the month Muniniy Family Nigh! 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J* ya^ueou T h is Space A v a ila b le Call FOR value s a v in g s an d A GREAT SELECTION1 INSTANT CREDO •FREE DELIVERY C EN TR A L SY STEM S O A S K Itf ( : ( ( ) ftO D D IttS LOCALLY OWNED A OPERATED JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE V 1 « d jy jjg ip 323-1933 SUPPORT YO U R L O C A L C I I L 'R C I I E S $6.(K) Per Week T o Advertise O n T h is Page. Call 322-2611 C OLO NIAL . ROOM R ESTAURANT mtal AM AMrr PM 123 2999 111 E. EltlT IT , SAMgg«i S TEN S TR O M R EA LTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 B U C K ’S C A T E R IN G 323-0963 1220 S. Saniord Ave. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, June B Southern Baptist fight gets uglier; IN B R IE F ly 95th in n lvtfM ry calibration sat SANFORD — St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church. 920 Cypress Ave., Sanford, will celebrate Its 95th Church Anniversary June 10 at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. T h e guest speaker of the morning worship will be the Rev. Emory Blake, pastor of Progress Baptist Church, Midway. Rev. Arthur Graham, pastor of St. Matthew Baptist Church, Midway, and his congregation will be In charge of the evening service. Pastor Robert Doctor, officers and members Invite you to worship with them. 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 Civic Center. The event will feature The Floridians. The Pickerings and special guests. The Laceys and "The Amazln Razlns". Tickets are t3 and children under 12 will be admitted free. For Information, call Bill Long 851-0660 or Larry Herman 323-8482. 'Journeys with Jesus’ slated D A V I D ■ . A N D I R I O N United Press International * SANFORD — "Journeys with Jesus" Is 1he theme for Vacation Bible School at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. 301 Oak Ave. The program runs from June 25 to June 29 from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. The community is Invited to attend classes, children ages 4 years, as of Sept. 1. to 5th grade. Drop by the church office and pick up an application form as soon as possible for placement. For Information, call 322-2662. Musical 'Who Me?’ set LA K E MARY — The First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods'Road, Lake Mary, will present the musical "W ho Me?". June 17 at 7 p.m. In the sanctuary. The musical will be presented by youth and children of the church. The director Is Diane Parker, co-director, Renee Palumbo. A fellowship will follow In Tatum Hall. For more details call, 333-2085. Pentecost celebration continues C A S S E L B E R R Y — Ascension Lutheran Church, 351 Ascension Dr.. Casselberry, will celebrate the Second Sunday after Pentecost with worship services at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Mastering the Basics: Phlltpplans and a class on “ Stress" will be offered to the adults during the Sunday School hour. For Information, call 831-7788. Peace and justice called upon ORLANDO — The Arab-Amerlcan Community Center Jointly with the coalition for peace and Justice. The Unitarian Universalis! Social Outreach Committee. Amcrlcan-Arab Antl-Dlscrlmlnatlon Committee. The Palestine Human Rights Campaign. Veterans for Peace (Gainesville chapter), the Church of Good Shepherd, and the Islamic Society of Central Florida are scheduling a rally and walk for peace and Justice for the palesttnlans and peace In the Middle East on Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, at Lake Eola Park. Orlando. 15th Jesus *90 announced OR LAN DO — The 15th anniversary of Jesus ’90 at Sea World of Florida will be an event from June 13 to 16. This year’s festival Is packed with Contemporary Christian Music favorites such os Mylon A Broken Heart. GeofT Moore & The Distance and The Margaret Becker Band. Also included are seminars, workshopes. and speakers. Tickets arc available through TIcketMastcr outlets and select Christian Bookstores. For Information, call 813-848-9150. or Sea World Public Relations at 363-2358. VBS at St. Matthew SANFORD — Vacation Bible School will be held at St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church. 3724 East Main St.. Sanford, beginning June 11 through the 15th from 5:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Classes for all age groups. For Information, call 322-7808. City-wide crusade slated SANFORD — A city-wide crusade entitled "Freedom From Drugs!” will be held at the Sanford Civic Center June 22 at 7 p.m. The event will feature Gospel singers Sherman Andrus. Blrdella Hall-Walker. Bruce Thompklns and Celeste Wyman In debut with The Freedom Singers. Special guest speaker will be Meadowlark Lemon, formerly of the Harlen. Globetrotters. For ticket Information call 323-1010 or 291 -2152. Fundamentalists In the Southern Baptist Convention — In control of (he denomina­ tion’s presidency for I I years and now extending their power over other board and agencies — are hailing "a new day" In the church’s life. But as messengers prepare to gather In New Orleans for the June 12-14 annual meeting of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination, church members might wonder what that "new day” will bring. There Is. for example. Jerry Johnson, pastor of Central Baptist Church In Aurora. Colo. Johnson Is the fundamentalists’ newest addition to the board of trustees of Southern Seminary In Louisville, the convention’s senior seminary and one of Its most prestigious. The pastor, who was 14 years old when the fundamentalist takeover cHorl was launched and who did not attend a Southern Baptist seminary, began his term in April with a bang, accusing seminary president Roy Honeycutt and several faculty members of “ doctrinal Infidelity." "One would have to be as blind as a mole not see that Dr. Honeycutt Just does not believe the Bible," according to Johnson. How do you respond to such charges? “ Since I learned to read. I cannot recall a time when I didn’t read the Blbl**. treasure Its divine truths and seek to live out itgl revelation." says the seminary president^ who has been Involved In the acadcm{$ study of lh? Bible os student, teacher mid' seminary leader since 1947. But Honeycutt is not the only target of tHc attacks. In glib mockery of the historic Baptist belief In "soul competency" or the ability of Individuals to shape their own conscience through prayer and Bible reading, the fundamentalists arc also threatening to fire Christian ethics professor Paul Simmons, who has taught at the seminary for 20 years, for "harm ” done to the school. I P R O M T N I P U L P IT Objectives in redemption B y RLAWCHR WEAVER I pray that these words will be a blessing to you as they are to me. 1at John 1 chap. 3-4 verse. "Th a t which we have seen and heard declare we unto you. that ye also may have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship Is with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ. And these things write unto you. that your Joy may be full.” (Joy cannot be made full without fellowship.) These are two great objectives In redemption: the first Is rela­ tionship, the second objective Is to restore to man hts last fellowship. This can only come as righteousness Is restored to him. Job 33 Chap. 26 verse. "He shall pray unto God. and he will be favorable unto him: and he shall see his face with Joy: for he will render unto man his righteousness." (He restoreth unto man his righteousness.) We have found that sonshlp without fellowship would neither satisfy the heart of the Father nor the heart of his child. Fellowship must be based up< n absolutely sure grounds so the child knows that he can go Into the Father’s presence with the same freedom that your child enters yours. It must not be based upon grounds of pity or sufferance but on the ground of love’s own relationship. The old idea of prayer doesn’t fit Into this new unveiling of love groundwork Into redemption. The word teaches us how to maintain our fellowship and how to regain it If we lose It. Fellowship with the Father Is the very heart of the prayer life. There can be no vigorous faith exercise w ith o u t a rich fellowship existing between the two. We may know that we are his children, we may know our legal rights, but If our fellowship has been broken, It shatters our faith and fills us with fear and dread. Maintaining our fellowship Is one of the most Important facts of this spiritual life. There can be no fellowship unless man can stand In the presence of God the Father without the conscious­ ness of guilt, sin, or of Inferiority. There can be no fellowship of the type that the Father craves unless man Is utterly free from consciousness and free from the fear of Satan's dominion. The whole redemption process has been to the end that he might have children and that these children shall live In the closest of love and freedom with himself. Fellowship Is based upon righ­ teousness. Fellowship means s h a r i n g t o ge t h e r , t h a t is fellowship. Jesus said. "I am the vine and ye are the branches." When we accept Jesus Christ as our savior and confess him as our Lord then God himseir, through the word by the holy spirit recreated In us Imparting to us his own nature eternal life. Mother Blanche W u m Rescue Church ol Cod. I* Pastor of Pastoral assignments made LA K ELAN D — New pastoral assignment for 1990-91 for 173 elergypersons were announced In Lakeland recently by Bishop H. Hasbrouck Hughes. Jr., during the conclusion of the four day 148th nnnual session of the United Methodist Church's Florida Conference. Rev. William J. Boyer, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church. Lake Mary, since 1982. has been reassigned as Senior Pastor of the College Park United Methodist Church of Orlando. A dinner will be held on Sunday at 6 p.m. In honor of Pastor Boyer and his family at the church. 499 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary. For reservations, please call 322-1472. Other appointments in Seminole and Volusia counties are as follows: Stewart Memorial. Alfonso T . Delaney. Daytona Beach: Trinity. John E. Daniel. DcLand; James E. McWhlnnlc. Orange City: Community. Kenneth C. Crossman. Casselberry: Grace, G. Richard Albury. Lake Mary: Sanlando. Associate. Scott F. Jones, Longwood: Christ. James E. Ulmer, Sanford; First. Jean U. Gucrry. Sanford: Associate. Doris Jean Davis. Sanford. Rogers in concert Judy and Trena Rogers, of Oviedo, will present a concert at Central Baptist Church, 3101 W. First St., Sanlord, on Sunday at 7 p.m. As songwriters, recording artists and professional models, Judy and Trena have been presenting Christian music nationally for the past seven years. The public Is Invited *o attend. A love offering will be taken. For more Information call 322-2914. Those Interested In A NEW INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH h o ly B lflie I acts For the Lake Mary - Paola and Surrounding Areas Please Fill Out Form and Mail To: 20:27 (Sponsoring Church) DAYTONA BEACH BAPTIST CHURCH P .O . B O X 4670 S. DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32121 NAME A0DHES3 TELEPHONE (You Will Bo Contacted) SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY O f 0 0 0 Freedom Assembly ol God. 1315 W 5m SI.. Sanlord New Cits Assembly, 100 Kennel Road Weklra Assembly Ol God, 1875 Diron Rd , Longwood BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal Laks A 3rd. Lake Mat, Casselberry Baptist Church. 770 Seminole Bud Centra) Baptist Church. 3t01 W 1» SI Chuluota First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baplial Church. Southwest Rd Countryside Baptist Church. Country Club Road. Lake Mary First Baptist Church. S19 Park Are First Baptist Church ol Altamonte Springs. Rl 438 Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church ol Fortsl City First Baptist Church ol Geneva First Baptist Church. Markham Woods First Baptist Church ol Lake Monroe First Baptist Church ot longwood, 891 East SR *34 First Baptist Church ot Oviedo First Bsptlst Church ot Samando Springs First Baotlsl Church ol Winter Springs. 790 Bahama Rd First Shiloh Missionary Sapliil Church. tIOt W t3lh St Forest Bsptlst Church ol Ostaen Fountain Head Baptist Church, Oviedo Mope Baptist Church. Fotesl City Community Center, Forest City Independence Baptist Mitt C hic League Bldg . Longwood Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, 930 Upsala Rd Lakavraw Baptist Church, 138 Lakenew A re , Lake Mary Macedonia Mitaion Baptist Church, Oak Hill R d. Osleen Missionary Baptist Church. North Rd . Enterprl, • Morning Glory Baptist Church. Genera Hwy Ml Moriah Primitive Baptist. ItOI Locust . Santord Ml Otua Missionary Baptist Church. Samando Springs Rd . Longwood Ml Smei Missionary Baptist Church. tBQO Jerry Ar« Ml Zion Missionary Bapt st. Sipes Are New Bethel Mittionery Church. 9lh St i Hickory Are New Ml Cal vary Missionary Baptist, 1109 W 12m SI New Salem Primitive Baptist Chore... t509 W 12th S' New Testemenl Baptist Church. Qua si, Inn. North Longwood New Ml Zion Baptist Church, 1730 Pear Are New Lite Fellowship. 4961 E Lake Drive Casselberry FI 33709 Nonhside Baptist Church, Chuluota People * Baptist Church. 1201 W First C.ieet, Sanlord » Pinecresl Baptist Church. t .J W Airport Bird Pra Laae Baptist. Ridge Rd. Fern Park Progress Missionary Baptist Church Mid war Second Shiloh Missionary Baprul Church West Sanlord Smyrna Baptist Church, 250 Orerbrooe O t. Casselberry Sunianst Baptist Church. 3838 Petmetto St Jvnes Missionary Baptist Church. 51 Rd 415. Ostaen j t iuae Missionary Baptist Church ol Cameron City. Inc St Paul Baotlsl Church. 613 Pme *,e St Matthews Baptist Church, Canaan Mgts St John s Missionary Baptist Church 930 Cypress St Spnngtieid Missionary Baptist, *3th 4 Cedar t Temple Baptist Church. Perm Springs Rd. Altamonte Springs Victory Baptist Church, Old Orlando Rd at Hester Aw. Weetnew Baptist Church. *100 Piola Road |*6A| William Chapel Misstonery Baptist Church. Mark S William S i . Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church, 712 Orange Are CATHOLIC All Souls Catholic Church. 902 Oek Ave . Sanlord Church ol Ihe Nativity, Lake Mery Our Lake ol the Lakes Catholic Church. 1310 Masimillen. Deltona St Ann's Catholic Church, Dogwood Trill. OeBery SI Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset O r. near Button Rd . Casselberry SI (Gary Magadalane Catholic Church. Mailtand Are, Altamonte Springs CHRISTIAN First Christian Church, 1807 S Santord Art First Chnstian Church ol Longwood. t*00 E E Williamson Rd , Longwood Grace Chnstian Church. Meeting el Seminole TMCA, 665 longwood Lake Mary Rd . Lake Mary Lakeriew Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd . at Jamison North (Ida Christian Church. Florida Heren O r. Maitland Sanlord Christian Church. 133 W Airport Bird South Seminole Christian Church. 300 W SR 434. Oviedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church ot Christ Scientist, 975 Markham Woods Rd . Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church ot Christ. 1312 S Park Are Church ol Christ at Lake Ellen. U S 17 93. N Casselberry Church ol Chnst. 600 Palm Springs O r. Altamonte Springs Church ol Chnst. Genera Church ol Chnst. Longwood Church ol Chnst. W 17th St Northside Church ol Chnst. Fla Haven Dr MeiPand South Seminole Church ol Cnnat. 3410 Late Howell Rd CHURCH o r 0 0 0 Church ol God. 503 Hickory Church Ol God. 803 W 22nd Si Church ol God. Oviedo Church ot God Holiness. Lake Monroe Church ol God Mission. Interpose Church ot God. 1402 W 18in St Church ol God in Chnst. Onedo Church ot God ol Prophecy. 3509 S Elm Are Church ol God ot Prophecy. 1708 S Pe'Simmun Are Church o* God ol Prophecy, 498 5 Central Onedo Church ol God 17th Day) Dei tone Community Center. Deltona lEiec Room) Rescue Church ol God. 1700 W tjlh S I . Sanlord True Church ot God. 1700 Ridgewood A re . Segto'd CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Chnstian Church 2401 S Park Are Santord EASTERN ORTHODOX Easlarn Onnodor Church SI George 2001 Dylan Way Maitland Eastern Orthodox Church, St 81awn’s ol O C A . 18V6 Lake Emma Howl. Longwood. FL 33750 Eastern OrthodOa Church, St John Orlhodoa. 2743 Country Club Road Sanlord EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church. E Denary A re . Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church ol the New Covenant. 875 Tuskawilla Road Winter Springs Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Are at 4lh S t. Sanlord St Peters Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Road. Lake Mary St Richard s Church, SISt Lake Howell Rd . Winter Park The Church ot the Good Shepherd. Maitland. 331 Lake Are INTEROENOMINAtlONAL Celrery Christian Cenltr. 500 W 4th S t . Sanlord JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue mealing el Corner ol Send Lake and County Line Road. West 14 Temple Shalom. 1785 Elkcam Bird . Oetlona LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church. Orerbrook D r. Casselberry Good Shepherd United Lutheran. 2917 5 Orlando Or Holy Cross Lutheran Church Ol Lake Mary. 760 Sun Drive, Lake Mary Lord 01 Lila Lutheran Church, 395 Tuakawiila Rd . Winter Springs Lutheran Church of Providence, Oeltone Lutheran Church ol Ihe Redeemer, 103 W 73th Place Messiah LutTieren Church. Golden Oayt Dr 4 Hwy 17 92. Casselberry SI Lukes Lutheran Church. Rl 428. Slaria Si Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 |usl Wet’ at 14. Longwood METHODIST Bernal! United Memorial Church. E OeBery Are Enterprise Bear Lake United Methodist Church Belhei A M E Church. Cenaan Hgts Caaseibe'ry Community United Melholist Church Hwy 17 92 Pmey Ridge Rd Casselberry Chriel United Melhodist Church Tucker Dr Su.ilend Estates OeBery Community Methodist Church W Highpanrs Rd DeBai, First United Methodist Church 419 Park Are First Methodist Church ol Onedo First United Method'll Church ol Genwre Free Methodist Church 500 W 4lh SI Grace United Melhodisl Church. 499 N Country Club Rd tare Mary Gram Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo Oakgiore Math, i it Church. Onedo Osteen Methodist Church Cor ot Carpenter 4 Murrey Si .Osleen Paola Wesleyan Melhodisl 5850 Wayside Or Sanlord Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 end 14, Longwood Si Jemes A M £ . 9th al '’ ypreit St i uke M B Church ol Cameron City, Inc Beardail oil 5 R 46 E St Mary S A M E Church. St Rt 415 Ostaen St Paul S Melhodisl Church Osleen Rd rmercmee Strattord Memorial Church. S DeBary NAZARENI First Church ol the hatarena 2581 Sarlord Are Genera Chu'Ch ol the Naiarene S R 48 Genera Lake Mary Church ol Ihe Naiarene. 171 E Crystal Lake Are . Lake Mart Longwood Church ol Ihe Naiereno. Wayman 4 Jessup Are , Longwood Markham Woods Church cl lh« Naiarene SR 48 l h Miles West ol 14 al the Wekirt Hirer PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church. Holland Bird 4 Austin Are , Deltona First Presbyterian Church ot Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church, Oe* Are A 3rd SI First Presbyterian Church ot DeBary E Highland SI And'ews Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Rd SI Marks Presbyterian Church 1021 Palm Springs Rd , Altamonte Spgs Tuscawille Piesbylenan Church. 3800 West Stale Rd 428. Oviedo Fla Upsala Community Presbyterian Church Upsala Rd Westminister Presbyterian Church Red Bug Rd . Casselberry SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adrentist Church Hwy 438 Forest City Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church, 601 £ 2nd St , Santord Sanlord Seventh Day Advent'll Church. 5815 N Highway 477 Seventh Day Adventist Church Meiliend Am Altamonte Springs Winter Springs Seventh Day AdreniiSl Church. 50 5 Moss Rd OTHER CHURCHES All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminola Wekiva Park Rd Allens A M E Church Ol're 8 12th Heerdell Am nun Holiness Chapel, Beanleii Are Chuluota Community Church Church ot Jesus Christ ot Latter Day Saints, 2315 Pam Are Family Church Christian Center 1544 Seminole Bird . Casselberry First Born Church ul the linng God Midway First Church ot Chnst Scientist Cnem Bird and Venus S t. Deltona First Pentecostal Churtn ol Longwood First Pentacoatai Church ot Sanlord Full Gospel Church ol God m Christ. <876 Jerry Are Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle 7724 Country Club Road Grace B.tm Church. 7644 S Sanlu'd Are Holy Irmly Church ol God in Chrlrl 151* Mwngouslme A,e Kingdom Han ol Jehovah t Witness Laae Mon'ceUmt. 1582 W Third SI Lane Monroe Chat- Orange Bird . Lake Monroe Ml Olive Holiness Church Oak Mill Rd Osleen Neighborhood Amance Church, JOt Markham Woods Road Longwood Pentecostal Open B*b'e Tabernacle H'dgewooJ Am . O il 251h opposite Seminole High School Praise end Power Church ttt W h bur Are Lake Mar, Rolling Mi'is Moranan Church, SR 434. Longwood Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S Park Are Santord Bible Churc h. 7460 Sanford Are the Full Gospel Church ct I ur Lord Jesus Chnst. Washington SI Canaan City The Safvaiion arm, 700 W 74lh St Triumph. The Church of the New Age 1008 W 6th St Grilled Church ot G7 Grilled Church ot Chn Lake Mary Winter Springe Comm Wmler Springs Congregational 219 Wade St �•• — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florldc — Friday, June 8, 1990 animal rights activists « denounced NATIONAL BRIEFS United Pi ess Intemellonel Senate panel approves cable T V bill W A SH IN G TO N — The Senate Commerce Committee passed a bill to rcrcgula l- cable television rates In an Important step toward giving consumers federal protection from skyrocketing cable T V fees. The legislation, sent to the Senate floor today on a vote of 18*1. would return to the Federal Communications Com­ mission the authority to regulate rates for cable television services. 'W e're going to put the FCC back watching these things. I think cable Is going to be disciplining Itself." said Sen. Ernest Holllngs. D-S.C.. the committer's chairman. The cable iclevlslon Industry was deregulated In 1984. Since then consumers have complained about higher cable prices and declining service. Tropical forest losses 50 percent worse W ASH IN G TO N — The world Is losing Its tropical forests much faster than previously thought, with deforestation running at a rate of 40 million to 50 million acres a year — an area the size of the state of Washington, according to a new study. In the first global deforestation estimate In 10 years, the report by World Resources Institute said Thursday new analyses of satellite photos show tropical rainforest Is being wiped out 50 percent faslcr than was Indicated by previous studies. The Institute, a Washington environmental research group, said the last comparable deforestation study was in 1980 by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, which put rainforest losses at 28 million acres per year. While acknowledging some uncertainty over the new deforestation estimate. James Spetb. president of the Institute, said his group's report clearly showed the 1980s w?re a decade of tremendous environmental devastation. House overrides Bush’s Amtrak veto W ASH IN G TO N — The House voted to override President Rush's vcio of a two-year $1.4 billion Amtrak authorization bill but Republicans, citing absenteeism and a possible lack of votes, blocked Senate action. The House voted Thursday to override the veto 294-123. more than the two-thirds vole needed, but Democratic leader George Mitchell of Maine predicted u "close vote" In the the Senate. Hush vetoed the bill because it contained a provision that would allow the Interstate Commerce Commission to review takeovers of railroads by non-rail companies. Despite 11 previous attempts. Congress has never overridden a Hush veto In his nearly 17 months In the White House. Although MltcDcll called up the veto override as soon as the House completed action. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas refused to permit a vote. "We have five absentees." I>olc said. "The y would like to be here to and vote. ‘Implicit consensus’ to cut deficit W ASHINGTON — White House budget director Richard Damian said there Is an "Implicit consensus" among White House and congressional budget negotiators to cut the deficit by $-15 billion to $60 billion next year. Damian made his comments Thursday after negotiators ended a sometimes frustrating daylong discussion about possible cuts In entitlement programs such as Social Security. Medicare. Medicaid and f- > ul payments to veterans, farmers and civil servants. F ro m U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tio n a l R e p o rts WASHINGTON - Government officials, farm groups, medical researchers and patients de* noutued animal rights activists Thursday three days before a planned protest In the nation's apltal by opponents of animal research. "1 am saddened and a bit angry myself that we have had to put up with major disruptions to science by the so-called animal rights activists — who arc. In fact, nothing more than animal rights tcirortsts." said Health and Human Services Sec­ retary Louts Sullivan. "In the past they have tried to foster a siege mentality among our scientists and at our nation's laboratories. They have tried to put us on the defensive, through Intimidation and even violence," he said. "They will not succeed because they are on the wrong side of morality. It would be evil to forsake vital animal research when lives hang In the balance." Sullivan was Joined at a news con feren ce by actor David Ulrney. Rep. Vln Weber. R.-M Inn., received a petition opposing animal rights activities and condemned such actions. Michael Jackson has bruised ribs; leaves hospital Uwltwl Proee International S A N TA MONICA. CallL - I'op superstar Michael Jackson was released i .om the hospital Thursday night alter a four-day s t a y for chest p a i n s , a spokeswoman said. The Grammy winning singer was released a day after doctors announced he was suffering from an extremely painful In­ flammation In tils ribs, thought to be caused by over-exertion or stress. "A t 9 p.m.. he went home and ts resting comfortably In stable comillion,' a spokeswoman for St. John's Hospital and Health Center said. Jackson's release was not u. tounced until after he left the hospital, where a number ol fans bad been keeping a vigil since he was admitted. He had sent them autographed pictures. Feeling mixed in emergency rule’s end By MALCOLM FRIED United Press Internalional JO H ANN ESBUR G. South Africa - The an­ nouncement that the nationwide state of emergency would be lifted brought divided reaction from the leadership of the African National Congress but a decisive welcome from Western leaders. The positive response Thursday from the White House and the Hrltlsh Foreign Office prompted Foreign Minister Roelof "Plk” Botha to suggest the West ought to review Its economic sanctions against the country. ANC Deputy President Nelson Mandela, speak­ ing In Paris, expressed Joy at President Frcderlk de Klerk's move, calling It "a victory for all the South African people, white as well as black." while also regretting the measures would be remain In strife-torn Natal province. But a somber ANC publicity secretary. Ahmed Kathrada, told a news conference the 71-year-old Mandela has been "over-generous" In his praise of Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged In busmen el Javo ) ervell Lane. Sdnlord 22771, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol SAN FORD WOOOYARD end Ihet I intend la register said name with the Ctertr ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori de In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 04 F lor ida Statutes ITU Thomas 0 Albright Publish May II. IS. A June I. *, 1440 □ER IM Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Noiret It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnett at P O Bo* I Casselberry* FL MW* Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of SEM O HAN P A IN T IN G A PAPE RING* and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem molt County, Florida, in ae cor dance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1937 John W Merical II Publish May II. 35. A June 1.1. 1990 O E R IM NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Nalicc Is hereby given that we are engaged In business aI IOS Lake Cam Or . Lonqwood Sam mole County. Florida, under ihe Fictitious Name of INSTA CHILL OF FLORIDA, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Flori da. In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS OT Florida Statutes ITS? Ray Alexander James R Alexander Publish June 1. » IS. 77. ITTO OES It u.s. SAVINGS BONDS [ he GREAT AMERICAN IN V E S T M E N T NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 8231 Via Bella. Sanford. FL 327/t, Seminole County, Florida, under the F i c f u i e u t N a m e ol MAGICAL MEMORIES' and that l intend to register said name with the Clerh of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida m accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious fiame Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes »9s; Record Hail Publish May II 2S. A June 1, I 1990 DER i|9 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUSNAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged <n business at P O Be* 931152, Lake Mary Florida, 32/44 !I52 Seminole County, Florida jnder the Fichhous N a m e ot F L O R I D A E N G IN E E R IN G S Y STEM S, and that I mfeng to register said name with the Clerk of the CirCuP Court Semino'e County Florida, in accordance vith the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes, To A t Section MS 09 Florida S tatu es 1937 Louis O Note Publish May VC. 11 A J jne 1 a 1990 OER 190 the president's apartheid reforms. Walter Slsulu. leader of the ANC Internal wing who spent 20 years In prison before being freed by de Klerk lasl year, described the preside ill's announcement as one of his "half measures.” and Insisted the nearly 4-year-old emergency also be withdrawn from Natal. Mangosulhu Bulhclczl. the moderate [Killliclan whose Natal-based [nxatha movement has buttled ANC supporters In Ihr province at a cost of 3,000 lives over the past three years, described as "lamentably tragic" the emergency's partial rctmposttion but welcomed the overall measure. De Klerk, continuing to chip al four decades of apartheid in spile of growing while resentment, said his decision to lift the emergency had removed one of the "major stumbling" blocks lo full-blown power-sharing negotiations with the black majority. lie called on the ANC to demonstrate its "commitment to peace" by abandoning the armed struggle and Its calls on the West lo maintain sanctions against Pretoria. Legal Notices Legal Notices CASE NO. TO 00174-SP SOUTHERNSPRINGS D EVELO PM EN TCO RP . Plalntllt vi DEBRAM ARIE VANN NOTICE OF ACTION TO D EBRAM ARIE VANN YOU ARE N O TIFIE O Itial a Petition lor Pay mar I ol Fundi Hold In th# Registry ot the Circuit County Court ol Sami nol* County, Florida In IN* amount ol Sevan Hundred Thirty Eight Dollar! and Fitly Cant! (|7)4 SO) hal bean Mad again!! you. and you are rc quired lo !*rv* a copy ol your written dalemci. II any, lo II on Dannii R Kosckkl. Petitioner s Agent, who!* addret, li 2*) Weil Mam Street, npopka. FL 31703 on or balor* the 17th day ot Jun* ITTO. and lile the original with the Clerk ol Ihli Court, either betor* lervlc* on Pell tioneri Agent, or immediately thereafter, olherwii* a default will be entered agamit you lor the relief demanded in the Petition O ATEO on thu JJrd day ol May. ITTO (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE alClerkot the Court By Cynthia Proctor AS D EP U TY C LER K Pubiiih May 25 A Jun* I. 1. IS. ITTO OER 2S) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: If MSfCAOTL FLORIDA BAR NO.: 0127] CITICORP SAVINGSOF FLORIDA, alederal savings and loan association. Plalntllt. v JAM ESM MONCELLO.et al Defendants NO TICEO F ACTION TO. JamesM Monctlioand J an* Doe. his wile residence address unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE O lhal an action lo loreclose a mortgage on the following described real and personal properly In Semi noleCounty. Florida THE NORTH 100 F E E T OF THE SOUTH S2S F E E T OF THE EAST 4) F E E T OF THE WEST TIJ 13 F E E T OF THE NE OF THE SW ** OF SECTION 12. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE JO E A S T . S E M I N O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA a k aiO lE P, Imetto Avenue. Longwood. Florida has boon tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written d*tenses. II any. lo il on Don A Lynn. Esq. Shutts A Bowen, attorneys lor plelnlltf. whose addtess Is ISOO Edward Ball Building — Miami Center. 100 Chopin Plata. Miami. Florida 1JIJI, on or belor* July II, 1440 and til* Ihe orig nal with the Clerk ol this Court either tetor* service on pUinIHf't attorneys or immedi ately thereafter. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the complain! herein. O A T E O O N June* lew (Court Seal] MARYANNE MORSE Clerk. Circuit Court By PatrlciaF Heath as Deputy Clerk Publish June 0. IS. 22 )f itto DES HO NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U SN AM E Notice li hereby given that I am engaged m b .im e u al 2TI S *th St Lake Mary. F L 321*. Seminole County Florida, under m* Fictiltoul Nam* ot LARRY SMITH MASONRY, and mat I intend to reglittr laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Semmoif County Flori da In accordance with the Provision! ot the Fictifioui Nam* Statutes To Wit Se-.tior MS or Florida Statute* 'TS2 Larry Smith Publish June 1,1 IS. 22 ITTO OES I* Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF rHEIO TH JUD ICIAL CIRCU ITO F FLORIDA, IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASENO.TMSM-CA-M-E OEN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE COMPANY OF AMERICA. L.P P L A IN TIF F . -v l— RICHARO W ILLIAM BROWN. JU N E K. BROWNCHARLES E. O'HARE. JR .; JB NURSERIES. INC.: GENOVA EXPRESS LINES. INC. C/O GARY DANIELS: A. DUDA AND SONS. INC., TELU * COMMUNICATION. INC : SEMINOLE COUNTY D E FE N D A N T(S ). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB Y G IVEN pursuant to en Order ol Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated Jun* 4 ITTO. Tntered In Civil Cat* No KSOSSaCAOtE ol the Circuit Court ol th* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, wharaln C O M M O N W E A LTH M OR TG AG E COM PANY O F AMERICA. L P „ PlalntHI and RICHARD W ILLIAM BROWN AND JUNE K BROWN. HIS W IFE are defendant!*), I will sell to th* highest and best bidder lor cash. A T TH E W EST FRO N T DOOR OF TH E SEMI NO LE C O U N TY C O U R T­ HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIOA. at 11 00 AM. July Id. ITTO. Itw following described property as sat forth In said Final Judg ment. lowlt: L O T 111. W E S T L A K E MANOR U N IT TW O B. AC C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 2*. A T PAGES IT THROUGH II. INCLUSIVE. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA D A TE D at SANFORD. Flori da. this 1th day of June, ITTO MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County, Florida By: Jan* E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish June I. IS. ITTO DES 102 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: TO-IU CA TT L M IOFIRSr SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. vs N E IL S LONG, a single man. Defendant NO TICEO F ACTION To N EIL S LONG, a single man. nol known to be deed or alive. AND ALL HEIRS. DE VISEES. GRANTEES. A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . CREOITORS. TRUSTEES AND O T H E R C L A IM A N T S B Y . TH R O U G H , u n d e r o r a g a in s i th e d e f e n d a n t s . N E ILS LONG, a tingle man Residence UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTl F IE 0 lhal an action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following described property in SEMI NOLE County. Florida, towtl Lot 23. NORTHSHORE. ac cording to th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 31, Pages 10. It, and t2. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses. II any. upon GRACE ANNE GLAVIN. ESQUIRE. 1300 Tuskawllla Rd . Post Offlc* Boi 1776. Winter Springs. FL 32701 3771. on or belore th* )0th day of July. ITTO, and III* th* original with the Clerk ol this Circuit court either betor* service upon th* Plaits tilt’s Attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise, e Default will be entered against you lor the reliat demanded In th* Complaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court on this the Sth day ol June, ITTO (Court Seal! MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By CeceliaV Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish June I, IS,22,2T, ITTO DES II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO TO0S4ICAOTE FRANK LANOSA. Plalntllt. vs N E ILS LONG. CRANES ROOST VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS II HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., and JOHN DOE. a k/a KIP BYRNE, a tenant In possession. Defendants NO TICEO F SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 Notice Is given tnal. pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclo sure, dated Jun* sth, ITTO. In Case No TOOS4 I CAOT E ol the Circuit Court ot th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and tor Seminole County. Florida. In which FRANK LANOSA It the Plalntitl and NEIL S LONG. CR AN ES ROOST V IL L A G E CONDOMINIUM S II HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and JOHN DOE. a'k/a KIP BYRNE a tenant in possession, are Ihe Defendants. I will tell lo the highest and best bidder tar cash al 11 00 a m . al th* west front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue in Senlord. Semi nol* County. Florida, on July IT ITTO. the following described property set forth In the Order ol Final Judgment Unit 104 CRANE S ROOST V IL L A G E S E C TIO N O N E. together with an undivided 3 430) share in the common elements appurtenant thereto according to th* Declaration al Condominium recorded in Ot ticiel Records Book to*2. at Page 1140. ol the Public Records at Seminole County. Florida O ATEO June*. ITTO (COURT S A Ll MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F IHE c ir c u it c o u r t By J*n«E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish June I IS lew OES 101 w ta w w CTTY&P I Legal Notices | Legal Notices 9 W LONQWOOD, FLORIDA NO TICEO F PUBLIC MIARINO T O CONSIDER ADOPTION OF FROFOIEOOROINANCC TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN by th* City of Longwood. FloeF da. that th* City Commission wilt Isold a puOtlc haarlng to consider enactment ot Ordi­ nance No. TOO, entitled: OROINANCENO.NO AN ORDINANCE OF TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLOR­ IDA AMENOING TH E LONG­ WOOO C ITY COOE. SECTION t i l . la ) RADIOS. PHONO GRAPHS. ETC . PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERA B IL I T Y A N D E F F E C T I V E D A TE . Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on Monday, Jun* 4. ITTO. and Its* City Commission wilt consider same lor IInal passage and adoption alter th* public hearing, which will be held In th* City Hall. 175 West W arren Avenue, Longwood, Florida, on Monday, th* IHh day ol Jun*. A.D.. lfM , at 1:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter a* possible. At th* nsMtlng. Inter •sled parties may appear and b* heard with respect to th* proposed Ordinance. This hearing may be continued from time to time until final action Is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordl nance Is posted at the City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and copies are on tile with the Clerk at the City and same may be Inspected by the public. A taped record el this meeting Is made by th* City for Its convenient* This record may not constitute an .dequate re­ cord lor purposes ol appeal Irom a decision mad* by th* Com­ mission wllh respect lo the foregoing matter. Any person wishing to ensure that an ade­ quate record ol th* proceeding* Is maintained tor appellate pur­ pose* I* advised to make th* necessary arrangements at his or her ownerpent*. Dated this 6th day ol June. A O IWO C IT Y OF LONGWOOD DONALD L. TER R Y C IT Y CLERK Publish: Jun*I. ITTO DES re IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ca se no . ie-4***-CA-ee-p TH E T R O U T COM PANY, a Georgia company.. Plalntllt. vl R OBERT E MOON. Trustee, el al., Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 43 Notire is given that pursuant to th* Final Judgment dated Jun* 4th, ITTO In Case No : 4T 4040 CA OTP ot Ih4 Circuit Court in the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. Florida, In which THE T R O U T C O M P A N Y Is the Plalntllt. end R O B E R T E M O O N . T ru s te e , G A Y L E T E N L O N . W ILLIAM HENKHAUS. OEBBIE HU D SO N . AM Y KRE ID E R, ALICE JOHNSON. GEORGE BELLOU. JA N E T KENNEDY. G E O R G E S IN G ER . M O R T G A G E IN C O M E F U N D L I M I T E D . JO H N S TO W N A M E R IC A N C O M P A N IE S , a/k/a JO H N S TO W N PRO P E R T IE S . d/b/a T IF F A N Y SQUARE APARTM ENTS: DR YASSER HOSNI. D JE H A N E HOSNI, RICHARD HARDOON. SHARON HARDOON. TER R Y L RAY. end SUSAN PEPUS. are th* Defendants I will 4*11 to the highest end best bidder tor cash at th* West Front Door ol th* Seminole County Court house. Senlord, Florida, at II 00 a m on July Sth, ITTO. Ihe following described real proper ly tel forth In th* Final Judg nient: Units I and 4. Building A, Units IS and 14, Building D. end Units II and 2d. Building E. and an undivided 4'SO Interest In th* Common Elements. COACH LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION II. a Condominium according lo th* Declaration ol Condominium In O ltlda l Records Book 1272. Peg* IT30. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida Th* property remains subject lo an enisling first mortgage Dated Jun* 4. ITTO C LER KO F CIRCUIT COURT By: Jen* E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish June!. IS. ITTO OES 100 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUITO F FLORIDA, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. tt-143)CA OS P GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION M ID IA N TIC HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION FORMERLY COLONIAL M ORTGAGEECORP PLAIN TIFF. — v l— DONALD J HELLMER AliD CAROL HELLM ER. HIS W IFE. DENNIS BAUSMAN; ALE X G SUERO. DEFENDANTS AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order re scheduling foreclosure sal* dated May 31, ITTO, enter. * In Civil Case No IT 1433 CA Ot P of the Circuit Court ol the IITH Judicial Circuit In end lor SEM IN O L E C o u n ty , F lo r id a , wherein M ID LAN TIC HOME M ORTGAGE CORPORATION F O R M E R LY C O L O N iA L M O R TG A G E E CORPORA TION. Plalntitl and DONALD J H E LL M E R AND CAROL HELLM ER. HIS W IFE are de lendantlt), I will sell to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THF SEMINOLE COUNTY C O U R TH O U S E . S AN FO RD . F l o r i d a , at n oo a m . July 10. ITTO the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to wit LOT 10. BLOCK 7. SHADOW HILL ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGES 41 42 AND 4) OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S IM I NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA D ATED at SANFURD Flori da. this 1st day ol June Itro MAR VANNL MOUSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County. Florida By Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk , Publish June I. is, ITTO DEST2 NOTICE OF F N O TICEO FICTITIOUS N hM I Nolle* Il hereby given that I am engaged In business at tool S, French A y*., Sanford. Florid* 1JT71. Seminole County, Fl-srIda, under the Fictitious Nam* of HEARTRONICS OF CENTRAL FLO v.U A . and that I Intend to register said nam* with th# Clerk o th# Circuit Court. SamInol* uounty. Florida. In ac­ cordance with th* Provisions ol th# Fictitious Nam# Statute*. To-Wit: Se'tlon 145 OT Florida Statute* 1*57. Iona Beatty Brown Publish: Jun* l. l . IS. 77. IttO DES 17 V ICCI OF "OOTTIC FIC TITIO U SN AM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 300 Racoon Tra il, Genava, Fla. 37717. Sem'n-'t County. Florida, under th* Ftctltlou: Nam* of C R IC K E T 'S SERVICES, and that t intend to register sold nam* with the Clerk at th* Circuit Court. Semlnolo County, Florida. In accordanc* with th* Provisions o* the Fictitious Nemo Statute*. T o Wit. Section M3 Ot Florid# Statute* lt]7 Sharon Meet* Publish: May II. 23. A Jun* 1.1. IttO DER 1*7 N O TICEO F FICTITIO USN AM E Notice t* hereby given that I am engaged In business al 1101 Lynx Tr..Casselberry. FL 17700, Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Nam* ot MY OWN GARDENER, and that I Intend to register said nam* with th* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flori­ da, In accordanc* with th* P rovlileni ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To-Wit Section M3 0* Florid* Statutes 1*57. Garnett English Publish: JuneI. IS. 77.7*. 1**0 DESK N O TICEO F FIC TITIO U SN AM E Notice It hereby given that we are engaged In business at IfO Northern Way. Suit* C 7, Winter Springs Seminole County. Floe Ida. under th* Fictitious Nam* ol T A T COMPUTER AND SOFTW ARE, and that w* Intend to register told nam# with th* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court, Sem Inol* County. Florid*. In ac cordanc* with tha Provisions ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit: Section M3 Ot Florida Statutes If57 LeRoyM Tipton Bruce E Trick Publish: May II. 73. A Jun* 1.1. IttO DER tM IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT ‘ O F TH E IIO N T IC N T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: Of-ltli-CA-OT-L C LA S S IC K IT C H E N S A N D BATHS. INC.. Plalntllt. v*. M ARC SHARP CONSTRUC TION. INC., Defendant NOTICE OF SALE N OTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN that pursuant to a Final Judg ment In favor ot CLASSIC KITCHENS AND BATHS. INC . Plalntllt, dated th* 13th day ol M a y . i f t o . In C asa N o. It 3133 CA Of L. ol th* Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and tor Samlnola County, Florida. In which MARC S H A R P C O N S T R U C T IO N . INC., was a Defendant and C A L S S IC K IT C H E N S AN D BATHS. INC., was a Plalntitl. I will sail lo th* highest end best bidder tor cash al th* West Door ol th* Seminole County Court haute In Senlord, Seminole County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M , on th* 74th day ol Juna, ITTO. th* following described property sat forth In th* Order ot Final Judgment: Lot IT. ALAQUA SUBOIVI SION. Phase II, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 31. Pages 77 7f ot th* Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. Said properly shall be sold sublect to any outstanding liens or equities not foreclosed in this action. D A TE D : May 23. ITTO MARYANNE MORSE (Clerk ol Circuit Court) B Y : Jan* E Jasewlc Oeputy Clerk Publish: Jun* l. l . ITTO DES 23 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL C IR C U ITO F FLORIOA, IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. IT 404) CA OTP O EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION MORTGAGE A TRUST. INC PLA IN TIFF. — v l— RONALD E. HUGGINS: SPR INGWOOD VILLAGE CONDO M IN IU M ASSOCIATION OF LONGWOOD, INC.. JAMES A. P IC K E 1 T . I l l ; UNKNOW N TEN A N TIS I D E F E N D A N T S ). NOTICE OF SALE N OTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order ol Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated May 24. ITTO, entered In Civil Cat* No. It *043 CA MP of the Circuit Court ot th* EIGH T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, w h e r e in M O R T G A G E A TR U S T. INC.. Plalntllt and RONALD E HUGGINS are d<l endanlltl. I will sell lo th* hlghtif and best bidder for cash. A T TH E WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY C O U R T H O U S E . SAN FO RO . FLORIDA, at 11:00 AM. July 1. IttO. th* following described property et set forth In said Final Judgment, lo wit: T H A T C E R T A IN CONDO M INIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UN IT NO 174C AND AN UN D IVID ED IN TER ES T IN THE LAND. COMMON ELEM ENTS AN D COMMON EXPENSES A P P U R T E N A N T T O SAID UNITS. ALL IN ACCORDANCE W ITH AN D SUBJECT TO THE C O VEN AN TS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS AND O T H E R P R O V IS IO N S OF T H A T D E C L A R A T IO N OF C O N D O M IN IU M OF SPR INGWOOD VILLAGE. A CON DOMINIUM. AS RECORDED IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK l i l t . P A G E 104*. P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA O ATEO at SANFORO. Flori da. this 24 day ol May. IttO MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE Court,y, Florida By JaneE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish June l.l. IttO OES 22 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. t* l)f-C A t t ’L BOBBY S CHANCEY and M AR G IES CHANCEY. his w ill. PlalntHI*. vs CRESTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Defendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on th* 3rd day ol July, IttO. et II 00 o’clock A.M. at th* West front door ot th* Courmou** ol Sem Inol* County, at 301 No. Park Avenu*. Sanford. Florida. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ot th* Clr-ult Court will otter lor set* lo th* highest and best bidder tor cash at public Outcry, th* following described reel property located In Seminole County. Florida, more perllcu larly described al follows, to wit: TH E EAST 77 F E E T OF LOT t AND THE EAST 77 F E E T OF THE NORTH It F E E T OF LOT I. BLOCK a. T IE R 1, E R TRAFFORD'S MAP OF THE TO W N OF S AN FO R D . AC C O R O IN G T O T H E P L A T TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK I. PAGES SI THROUGH 44. PUBLIC REC ODDS OF S E M I N O L E CO UN TY, FLORIDA 77E Th* above sol* Is nad* pursuant lo the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sal* entered In th* above entitled cause IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand end Official seal this 2Sth day ol May. IttO (SEAL I MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of th* Circuit Court By Jen* E . Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish: Jun* l. l . IttO DES 70 IN T H E CI7C U ITC O U R T IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. t0-44t-CA-0t-L GEICO FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC . PlalntHI, vs S TEP H EN S O A K LE Y .E A R L E B B E R L Y ,a'k/a EARL E B ER LY . THE U N ITED S TA TE S O F AMERICA. RUSSELL M WEST. SUN REAL E S TA TE SERVICE. INC.and any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by, through, and under any of th* above named Defendants. Defendants N O TIC E O F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hereby given that th* undersigned Clerk ol the C ircu it Court ot Seminole County, Florida, will on th* 3rd day ol July. IttO. at It 00 o'clock am In Ihe West Front door ol th* Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord. Florida. Otter tor sal* and sell at public outcry to th* highest and best bidder tor cash. Ihe following described property situate in Seminole County, Florida Th* North 140 leeI OF THE F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D PR OPERTY Th# West 223 leet al the South '« ol th* Northeast ol the Soulhwest '* ot Section 21. Township 21 South. Range 30 East, less the South fS leet and 'ass Right ol Way ol LAXE HOW ELL ROAD. SEMINOLE County. Florida pursuant lo the Final Judgment entered in a case pending In said Court, the style ol which is Indicated above WITNESS my hand and ot tlclal seal ol said Court this 2Sln day ol May. IttO IC O U R TS E A LI Maryann* Morsa C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By JaneE Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish; June t, I. IWO OES 71 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CA3E NO SO 1441 CA II K IN RE: FO R FEITU R E OF THE FOLLOW ING DESCRIBED PR OPERTY 111 One If74 REO DOOGE DART AUTOM OBILE. VEHICLE ID EN TIFICATIO N NUMBER LHllCaB 134371 and (213215 00 U N ITED STATES CURRENC Y NOTICE OF F O R FE ITU R E PROCEEDINGS TO Andre J Stokes, 3001 Ol ton Street. Senlord. Florida32/71 and all olhart who claim an Interest In th* following property al On* 1*74 Red Dodge Dart Automobile. VIN LH 21C4B I 34373 and (21 1113 00 US currency, which was sailed on or about the 4th day ol April, two at or near th* Family Grocery located at Slat* Road 44 and Greenway Avenu*. Seminole County. Florida, by and being held by Seminole County Sheriffs Department. Seminal* County. Florida who will appear belor* the HONORABLE ROBERT B McGREGOR on 2nd day of July. 1440 at I 30 P M in ronm N327 tor the purpose ol tiling a Petition tor Rule to Show Cause and lor Final Order ol Forfeiture why the described property should not be forfeited to the us* ol or sal* by the Sheriff ot Seminole County. Florida, upon producing due proof that the same was used in Seminal* County. Florida. Ir, violation of tha laws ol the Stale ol Florida dealing with contraband a-ul other criminal aliens*! pursuant to Florida Statutes 432 701 704 YOU OO NOT N EED TO APPEAR I HEREBY C E R TIF Y that *hit Notice and i's accompanying pleadings or* being served pursuant to Flor U Statutes *31 701 70>, this 30th day ol May. 1440 NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTO R N EY BY ANNE E RICHARDS RUTBERG, A S A Florida BarNo 717401, 100Eail First Street Sanford. Florida 33771 Publish June t a. 1440 OES I) �T Sanford— Hefaltf. Sanford, Floriaa’-— Friday, June' 6. [Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* * Is hareby glv*n that I 4 1 m anqag-d In business *1 1114 rench Ave.. Sanlord. Fla ;771, Seminole County. Florida. nd*< no Fictitious Nam* ol AGAN A SON GROCERY A JE LI and lh I Inland lo tglilcr tald name wllh the lerk ol Hie Circuit Court. Sem note County. Florida, in . ordance wlm Ihe Provisions ol 5* Flctllloui Name Slatutei. oWIt Section 9*5 09 Florida tatufei m l Angel M Pagan ubllth May 25 A June I. 9. 15 WO 3ER 7J* NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* It hereby given Itial we re engaged In butinett at S70 Vhooping Loop. SI* lit*. Alta nont* Spring*. S tm ln o lt ounty, Florida. und*r the ilcllllout Name ol CHIC EN ERPRISES. and that we In lend to regliter tald name wllh h* Clerk ol the Circuit Court. *mInole County. Florida. In Kcordanee wllh lh* Provisions it the Flctlllout Nam* Slatul**. roW il Section 9*5 09 Florida Itatutei 1*57 Debra Sheridan DennliGrotte ubllth May 3} A June 1, (. I], 1*90 ER 2It ( IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL C IR C U ITO F FLORIDA. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. M 9*4 CA 0SE G EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION A R N E T T BANKS T R U S T OMPANY. N A AS TRUSTEE OR THE FLORIDA HOLDING INANCE AGENCY PLA IN TIFF, v i— RY KAY JACKSON AND N KNOWN SPOUSE. N K'A O BER TCLAR K D EFENDANTISI N O TICEO FSA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN riuanl lo an Order ol Final udgmenl ol Forecloiurt dated lun* 4. IWO, entered In Civil te No *0 **4 CA OvF ol the Ircult Court ot lh* EIGH E E N TH Judicial Circuit In and SEMINOLE County. Florida herein B A R N E T T BANKS RUST COMPANY. N A AS RUSTEE FOR THE FLORIDA USING FINANCE AGENCY, a ln tlfl and M A R Y K AY IACKSON are defendant It I, I III tell to the highett and beet r tor cath, A T THE WEST RONT DOOR OF THE SEMI O LE C O U N TY COURT USE, SANFORD. FLORIDA, It 00 AM. Juty 17, 1990 lh* illowlng detenbed property at I forth In taid Final Judg lent, to wit U N IT 107. BUILOING III. UN RIOGE III. A CONDO IN IU M TO G E TH E R W ITH AND UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEM EN TS CCORDING TO THE DEC [LARATION OF CONDOMINI UM AS RECORDED IN OF FlCIAL RECORDS BOOK 1*37, A T PAGE I»t0, AND P LA TTED IN PLAT BOOK 72. PAGES a THROUGH 7. PUBLIC REC O RD S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FI ORIDA D A TE D at SANFORO Florl da. Ihlt t day ol June. 1990 MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County, Florida By. Jan* E Jatewl: Deputy Clerk Publish June*. IS. 1990 DES 103 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 09 4090 CA 0 9 P C A R Y E MASSEY. TRUSTEE. Plaintiff, v* K DAVID ROSA, individually and a* Truttee. e ta l. Defendant* N O TICEO FSA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, purtuant lo Final Judg men! entered In the cat* of GARY E MASSEY, TRUSTEE v K DAVID RCiA. Individually and at Trutlee, FR EED O M SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOC IA TION, CAPITAL ASSOCIATES INC . THE UN ITED STATES OF AMERICA, and FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION, In Ihe C ircu it Court ot Seminole County. Florida. Cate No •t 40*0 CA 0* P. Ihe undertlgned Clerk will tell at public tale to Ihe highetl and bett bidder lor cath al Ihe Wett I'oni door Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole County. Flor Ida, at 1h» nour ol II 00 a m on Ihe Slh day ol July, A O 1990 lhat certain real properly situate and being In Seminole County. Florida described at lot lows T h e E a s t It ol Lot a EN TZ M IN G E R FARMS AO DITION, No I. according lo lh* plel Ihereol at recorded in Plal Book 5. Page 9, Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida D ATED Ihlt 4fh day June. A D 1990 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court BY Jane E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth June I 15.1990 OES 94 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given IhJl I am engaged In butinett at 1477 Hyd* Park Drlv*. Winter Park. f L T7t7. Seminole County. Florida, under the Flctllloui Names ol GA NESW ORTM C A P IT A L M A N A G E M E N T/ C A IN E S W O R T H C A P IT A L G R O W TH C O N S U LTA N TS / F IN A N C IA L N A V IG A TO R S GROUP, and that I Intend lo regltltr tald name wllh Ihe Clerk of the Ctreull Court, Sem Inoi* County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provltlont ol the Flchliout Name Stalulet. ToW II Section MSOt Florida Stalulet itsr Jon S Potplul Publlth June* is, 77. ye, ie*o DES IS IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: 9* lt ll C A *9 P B A R N E T T M O R TG A G E COMPANY. Plaintiff, vi ERNEST R ALSDROOKS. *1 al. Defendants N O TIC E O FS A LE NOTICE It hereby given lhal pur»uanl to lh# Final Judgment el Foreclosure end Sal* entered In lh* caul* pending In lh* Circuit Court of (h* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Seminole County, Florida. Civil Action No 90 1011 CA DTP. the undersigned Clerk will sell Ihe pro p e rly situated In said County, described at Lol 7. Block B. PINE VIEW, according lo Plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book *, page 73. ol the Public Records ol Semi riole Cuunly, Florida at public sale, to the highetl and best bidder tor cash al II 00 o’clock a m , on the list day of July. 1*90at lh# Weil Frontdoor ol the Seminole County Court house. Sanlord. Florida Dated this 4th day ol June. 1190 C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT MARYANNE MORSE By Jan* E Jatewlc D E P U TY C L E R K Publish Junet. II. 1990 OES 105 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUITO F FLORIDA. INAN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. If 7714 CA M P GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION MURRAY MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF. — vs— K EITH ISAACS AND GERTI ISAACS. HIS WIFE DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an O rder re scheduling forecloture tale baled May 31. IttO. entered in Civil Cat* No It 7734 CA ot P ot the Circuit Court ol the IITH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEM IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo rid a , wherein M U R R A Y M O R T GAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff and K EITH ISAACS AND GER TI ISAACS. HIS WIFE are defend anils), I will tell to the highest and best bidder lor cath. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF T H E S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C O U R T H O U S E . SANFORD, FLORIDA, al II 00 AM. July 1. IttO Ihe following described property at t«l forth In said Final Judgment, 'a wll LOT * AND THE WEST 13 53 F E E T OF LOT ). BLOCK *) S A N L A N D O TH E SUBURB B E A U TIFU L. PALM SPRINGS SECTION. AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 3. PAGE *J •>. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI OA D ATED al SANFORO. Florl da. Ihlt Itl day ol June. IttO MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County. Florida By: Jan# E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk , Publlth June 8. IS IttO DES II IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND I OR SEMINOLE COUN'. '. FLORIDA. CASE NO. ft 0t40 CA Ot P DIVISION: P ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY a Florida corporation. LOUISE F HENNEN e la l. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice It herby given that, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloture en lered herein. I will tell Ihe properly ntuated In : ,nmole County. Florida, detcriDedat Thai certain Parcel known at U N IT NO 14} LAKE LOTUS CLUB I. A CONDOMINIUM according lo Ihe PlatIhereol. at recorded In Plat Book 30, Paget 14 through 70. ol Ihe Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, and lh* undivided In leretl In lh* common elementi and common eipentet appurl* nanl lo vnd unit, all In ac cordance wllh and iub|ect lo Ihe Covenants, conditions, reslrlc liont. lermt and other pro visions ol lhal Declaration ol Condominium ol Lake Lutut Club I. a Condominium, at contained In Ofliclal Record Book 1540. Paget !67t through 1777, ol Ihe Publl Records ol Seminole County. Florida and any amendments thereto at public tale, to Ihe highetl and best bidder lor cath. al Ihe Wet. Iron! enh ance. Seminole County Courlhout*. in Sanlord. Florida al 11 00 A M on the 3rd day ot July, 1990 WITNESS my hand and ol llclat teal ol said Court Ihn 74ih day ol May, 1990 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane £. Jatewlc At Deputy Clerk Publ.th June 1. ». 1990 DES 19 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INAN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. CateN#.: 90 1995 CA99 L General Jurisdiction Florid* Bar No : 0*09*9 AM ERICA'S MORTGAGE SERVICING. INC .formerly known as FIRST FAM ILY MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. Plaintiff. Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H c E IG H TE EN TH JU D IU A L CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: 9*-177*-CA*9P AME RICAN SAVINGS BANK. vs TER ENCE O S C O G G IN .tlal. Defendants N O TICE O F ACTION To NANCY J SCOGGIN. not known lo be deed or alive. AND A L L H E IR S , D E V I S E E S . G R A N T E E S . A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . C R E D IT O R S . T R U S TE E S AN D O TH ER CLAIMANTS BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST TH E D E F E N D A N T. NANCY J SCOGGIN Residence UNKNOWN YOU ARE HER EBY NOTI FIE D Ihet en action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following described properly In SEMI NOLE County, Florida, to wll Lol 10*. DEER RUN. UNIT 7 B. according lo lh* Plal thereat as recorded In Plal Book 17. Page M. Public Records ol Seminole Counly. Florida hat been Hied againtl you and you ar* required to serve a copy ot your written detente*. II eny. upon GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, ESQUIRE. 1140 Tuikewlll* Rd . Post OHice Box 1771. Winter Springs. FL 1270* 3779. on or before the Ilth day ol July. 1990. and III* lh* original with the Clerk ot this Circuit court either before service upon the Plain lilt's Attorney or Immediately Iherealler; otherwise, a Default will be enlered against you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint or Ptlitlon WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court on this Ihe Slh day ot June. 1990 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCU)T COURT By CeceliaV Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish Junel. 15. 77. 29.1990 DES 92 V9. LINDA LEA WALKER. It living. *tu> .e la l. Defendant* N O TICE O F ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO LINOA LEA WALKER. II living, and It married, JOE ROE. her hutband. whose real name it uncertain, it living, including any unknown spouse ol said Defendants II either has remarried and it either or both ot said Defendant* art de ceased, their respective un known heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors and Vuttees. and all other persons claiming by. through, under or againtl Ihe named Defendants Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal an action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lol 59. WEKIVA RESERVE. UNIT ONE. according lo the plal Ihereol as recorded in Plal Book 37. Pages 44 A *7. Public Records ol Seminole Counly, Florida hai been hied against you and JOHN OOE and JANE DOE. and a ll other persons in possession o' subitcl reel prop erty. whose real names ar* uncertain and you ar* required to serve a copy ot yOur written delenses, II any, to Item JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O , ESQUIRE. Plalnllll't attorney whose address Is 701 N Franklin Street. Suite 7770. Tampa. Florida 33407 on or before the 19th day ol June. 1990. and file Ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plain till's attorney or immediately thereafter: otherwise a default will be enlered against you tor Ihe relist demanded In Ihe Complaint or Petition D A TE D on this 15th day ol May, 1990 C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish May 19. 75 A June 1. 8. 1990 OER 193 N THE CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO .: 19 1595 CA 091 JU LIA AGNUS. Admlnlslratrli ol Ihe Eslal* ol JOSEPH E l WOOD EISELE IN a k a JOSEPH E EISELEIN Plainllftlsl VS NO REENR HAVENER GUNTHER, and HERMANN GUNTHER her husband, and (Blank), an unknown person in NOTICEOF FICTITIO US NAME possession ol lh* subitcl real Nolle* It hereby gl.en lhal I property, and MICH AE L C LAPINSKAS and MARY E am engaged in business al 2999 MATHIS I k aM ARY E W SR 4J 4 Suite 500 Longwood LAPINSKAS. his Former wile. F L 32779. Seminole County. andCITICORP SAVINGSOF Florida, under Ihe Fictitious FLORIDA, a Federal Savings Name ol E L I T E R E A L T Y and Loan Association. ASSOCIATES, and that I intend to regitler tald name with the Defendanlls) Clerk ol Hie Circuit Court. Sem N O TICEO F ACTION inole County. Florida, In ac TO MARY E MATHIS l/k/a cordance with lh* Provitioni ol M A R Y E LAPINSKAS ADDRESS LAST KNOWN me Flctlllout Name Stalulet. Rt 1 Bon 105 ToW II Sechon 945 09 Florida Warn*. NC 79909 Stalulet 1957 and any unknown heirs, de Sharon Sue F lamm visees. grantees creditors and Publlth May 19. 35 A June I 9 other unknown persons, un 1*90 known spouses, assignees or > DER 195 successors Ihereol claiming by, through and under any ol the above named Defendants NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal An The Seminole Counly Board ol County Committionert will hold a action lo foreclose a mortgage public hearing In Roan W 172 ol lh* Counly Services Building on Ihe lol lowing properly in Sanlord, Florida, on Jifie 2*. al 7 00 P M . a at toon thereafter at Seminole Counly, Florida possible, to consider ihe following Lol 6 Block D SO UTH REQUESTS TO RE ZONE PINECREST according lo lh# A PUBLIC HEARINGFOR CHANGE OF IONING REGULATIONS Plal Ihereol as recorded in Plal I DINO E LUCARELLI - REZONE FROM A I AGRICULTURE Book 10. Pages 9 and 10 ol ihe TO R IA SINGLE FAMILY R ESIDENTIAL - "Z90 10 Lot OH. Public Records ol Seminole New Uptala Subdivlton, Plal Book 1. Pag* 47 Public Records ol Counly, Florida Seminole Counly Further described at on Vihlen Road. tiO leel has been Med against you and south ol Idyllwilde Elementary School. inSedon 14 I* JO you are required lo serve a copy D IS T R IC T !} ol your written defenses, il any J VIRGILLIO S GOOINHO - REZONE FROM A I. AGRICUL lo li on James M Magee E l l . TU R E TO R I A. SINGLE FAM ILY RESIDENTIAL - >PZ90 l»l 134 ol N E O U C H A L A M AG EE Acret located on the nett end ol Plumoia lot 34. lest the west 500 P A , 77* Hlllcresl SI . Orlando leel A E Grillin'* Subdivision Plal Book 7. Page 4t Public Records Florida 32901. an or before June ot Seminole Counly Section 0* II 30 24 1990. and III* lh* original DISTRICT i4 wllh the Clerk ol this Court Those In eltendanc* will be heard and written comments may be either before service on Plain tiled with lh* land M.ragem*ni Ollice Hearings may be continued | lilt's attorney or Immediately Irom time lo lime at bund necessary Furlfwr details available by iherealler otherwise a default calling 331 1130. E <l*ns.on 444 will be entered against you for NOTE Persons are advimd lhal H they wish to appeal an, the relief demanded in the decision made at this meeting, they will need a record ol Ihe Complaint proceedings and lor «Kt> purpose, they may need to ensure that a WITNESS my hand and seal verbatim record ot the proceedings it mad* which record include attfinCc run V a ( 77 '**0 u * letiiihor,, er.d...*nce upon which the .>(**■>! H robe based per (CIR CUIT COUN f SE ALI Sec lion 21* 0105. F lor ids Statutes MAHvANNC MORSE BOARDOF COUNTYCOMMlSSIONEFS Clerk ol lh* Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By CecenaV Ekem BY HER BH AR D IN DIRECTOR Deputy Clerk LAND MANAGEMENT OFFICE Publish May 75 A June I 9 15 1101 E FIR STSTR EET 1990 SANFORO F I 33771 OF L 251 Publish 3un*9 :9W IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA Cat* No : 19 11IACA *9 P RHOOJ r UZEK. as Trustee Plaintiff. vt ROBERT C JABLONSKI and MARY E JABLONSKI, hit wife, OVIEDO PUBLISHING CO . INC . a Florida corporation. W FTV. INC .and PRESS BROADCASTING. Defendant* AM ENDED N O TICE O F SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that on the 5th day ol July. 1990. at II 00 A M y Ihe lobby al Ihe West Ooor ot lh* Main Court house In Sanlord. Seminole Counly. Florida. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ol lh* Circuit Court, will otter lor sale lo Ihe highetl and best bidder lor cash, al public outcry, lh* following described property In Seminole County, Florida, mort parllcu larly described at follows The West ’ i ol Ihe Southeast ' 4 ol Ihe Southwest '* ol the Southeast '<• ol Section 5. Township 70 South, Range 32 East, also known as Trad 77. M U L L E T LA KE R E T R E A T U N IT 2 Subjer* to an easemenl over Ihe North 30 leal lor road, drainage and utilities Th e above ta le It made punuanl to Final Judgment ol Foreclosure enlered In Ihe above slyledcaut* IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto tel my hand and official teal this 4th day ol June. 1990 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jane E Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish Junes. IS. 1990 DES 93 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA Cat* NO.. 90 1757 CA 09 E General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: 940910 SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaint ilf. vt. SUSAN T SAWYER. 19living el ui ria l , Oelcndanis NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO MARSHAK HYMAN Whose residence address is 340 Grant Sheet. Salem New Jersey 08079 AND TO JE F F H E V J HYMAN Whose residence address is 9407 Grubb Road. Chevy Chase Maryland20915 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ihe following property In Seminole County. Florida Lol 91 SAUSALITO SECTION TH R EE, according to Ihe Plal Ihereol. as recorded, In Plal Book 31. al Pages 74 through 76 Inclusive ol Ihe Public Recoros ol Seminole Counly. Florida has been tiled against you and SUSAN T SAWYER. >1 living, an* 11married. JOHN DOE. her husband, whose real name it uncertain. II living, including any unknown spouse ol said Defendant il either hat remar rled and II either or both ol said Defendant* are deceased. Ihtir respeclive unknown heirs, de visees. qranicet. assignees creditors, lienors and trustees and all other persons claiming by, through under or against Ihe named Defendants and you are required to serve a copy ot your written delenses il any to lion JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff t attorney whose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2730. Tampa FloridaJJ4D7 on or before the I jth day ol July 1990 and tile the original with lh# Clerk ol hi* Court either before tirvice on Piamtitl t attorney oy Immediately there alier. otherwls# a default will be entered against you to' Ha relief demanded m the Com ptatnl or Petition D A TE D on this 41h day of June, 1990 CLER KO F THE CIRCUIT COUR T BY Heather Brunner Deputy ClerS Pupl in U/L V J* •j -e S '* 22 79 '*90 Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TICEO F F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at *20 Crown Oak Cenlr* Or.. Long wood. F L 37750, Seminole Counly. F'orlda. under the Fictitious Name of CLASSY CREATIONS E TC , and That I Intend lo register said name with Ihe Clerk ol lh# Circuit Court, Seminole Countv. Florl da. in accordance with lh* Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section *45 09 Florida Statutes 1957 ALBERS A ASSOCIATES. INC Jean K Albers Publish Junel. 15.77. 79. 1990 DES *3 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ItT H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Cat* Number 09 4790 CA /-9L C O M M O N W EA LTH M OR T G A G E C O M P A N Y OF AMERICA. L P . Plaintiff, VI W ILLIAM A CORM ANEY. II and MELBA ! CORMANEY. his wife. OLD REPUBLIC IN SURANCE C O M P A N Y , and WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COM M UNITYASSN . INC . Defendants SECOND AM EN DED N O TIC E O FS A LE Nolle* I* hereby given that purtuant to an order Reselling Foreclosure Sal* Dal* and/or a final lodgment of loreclolsur* In tti* above captioned action. I will sell the properly situated In Semlno'e County, Florida, d* scribed as Lol 5. W EKIVA HUNT CLUB FOX HUNT SECTION 1, ac cording lo lha pi aI Ihereol es recorded In Plat Book II. Paget 79 13. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida al public sal*, lo lh* highest and best bidder tor cath, al ‘he West Front Door ot Ihe Courthouse in Sanlord. Seminole County. Flor Ida. at 11 00 a m . on July 10 1990 DATED this 1st day ol June. 1990 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol the Court By JaneE Jatewlc A l Deputy Clerk Publish June9. IS. 1990 DES 9* N O TICEO F F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that we ere engaged In business aI 71$ Keeneland Pike, Lake Mary, F I. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol A CUT AWAY LAWN SERVICES, and that w* Intend to register said nama wllh the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole Courtly, Florida. In accordanca with lh* Provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wll Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Gerard E McGarry Kevin Me Garry Publish June*. 15.73,79.1990 OES 19 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY Casa Ne. 19 591* CA 99£ General Jurisdiction GOVERNM ENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, vs EARL W E BE RLY. Director at Trustee ot NATIONAL INVESTM ENT GROUP.a ditto! ved corporation, Defendants N O TICEO F FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Nolica II hereby given lhat lh* undersigned Maryarn# Morse. Clerk ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole Counly. Florida, will, on lh* 12th day ol July. 1990. al II 00 A M . al lha Ironl door ot Ihe Seminole County Court house. In Ihe City ol Sanlord. F lorida. oiler lor sale and tall at public outcry to the highett and best bidder lor cash, the follow Ing described property situated In Seminole County. Florida, lo wit Lol 29. H I D D E N L A K E VILLAS PHASE I. according lo Ihe plat Ihereol as recorded In Plat Book 1*. Pages 99 101. Public Records ol Seminole Counly, Florida. pursuant lo the final decree ol foreclosure entered in a cate pending In said Court, lh# style ol which Is GOVERNM ENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS SOCI A T ION. vs E A R L W E BE RLY. Director at Trustee ol NATIONAL INVESTMENT GROUP, a dissolved corpora tion. WITNESS my hand and al tlclal seal ol said Court this 4th day ol June. 1990 (SEAL) By JaneE Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish: June 8, 1$, 1990 DES 99 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUITO F FLORIDA. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. 9**955 CA *9 P GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION M IDLANTICHOM E MORTGAGE CORPORATION P LA IN TIFF. — vs— BRENDA J SAWYER D EFEN D AN TISI NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN pursuant lo an Order of Final Judgment of r oretH)tur# dated June 5. 1990. entered In Civil Casa No 900955 CA 09 P ol the Circuit Court ot lha EIGH TE E N T H Judicial Circuil In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida, whartln M IO LAN TIC HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff and BRENDA J SAW YER art defendant!!), I will sell to lha highest and best bidder lor cash. AT TH E WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMI NOLE C O U N TY C O U R T HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA, at 11 00 AM. July 10. 1990. lh* following described properly as sat forth in said Final Judg menl, to wit: LOT It* OAKLAND VILLAG E SECTION TH R EE . ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 79. PAGES 73 AND 24. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED «t SANFORD. Florl da. this *lh day ol June. 1990 MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE Counly. Florida By: Jane E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publish. Jun*8. 15.199u DES 104 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 90 1599 CAOf E EDWARDM HOLDER and CAROL ANN HOLDER. Plaintiffs. vl KIM BERLY CONNER and LEWISCONNER. Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO KIML'ERLYCONNER -A D D R E S S UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhat an action fo fortclosa a mortgage on the following properly in Seminole Counly, Florida Lot 43. HAZEL GLEN. o< cording to the plal thereof, at recorded in Plat Book 13, page *1. ot Ihe Public Records ol Seminole Counly. Florida has been Hied and you are required fa serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any. to It on EDWARD CASORIA. JR . Et quirt. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address it 1151 Lee Road. Winter Park. Florida. 12789. on or before June 29, 1990 and (lie the original with the Clerk of Ihe Court either before service on Plaintiff’s Attorney or Immedi attly Iherealler. otherwise a delaull will be entered against you lor lh* relief demanded In lh* Complaint DATED this 23rd day ot May. 1990 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLER KO F CIRCUIT COURT B y Heather Brunner As Deputy Clerk Publish May 25 A Jure I. 9. IS. 1990 DER 154 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 09 5141 CA 09 P AGNESHOOAK. Plaintiff. vs VICTOR PEDRIANES. DANNA J PEDRIANES.W IN NIFRED L JOHNSON. NANCY CZATT. and INTERNATIONAL F ID E L ITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Defendants N O TICEO FSA LE NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN lhal. pursuant to a Summary Judgment In Foreclosure t r lered on the Jth day ol Jure. 1990 by lh* above entitled Court In lh* *bovt styled c u t* . Ihe urdersi /red clerk ol Ihe above entitled court, or any ol her duty aulhorittd deputies, will sell the property situate In Seminole County. Florida. Lot 23. Block 12. H E FTL E R HOM ES H O W E LL PARK SECTION ONE. according lo lh* Plal Ihereol. as recorded in Plal Book 11. Pages 45. 44. 47 and a ol lha Public Racordt ot Seminole Counly. Florida, al public tale to lh* highest and best bidder tor cash at ft 00 o’clock, a m on the Sth day of July. 1950. al Ihe west front door Ol the Seminole County Court house In Seminole Counly, Flor id* DATED this Jth day ol June 1990 MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FC IR C U ITC O U R T By JaneE Jasewic D EP U TYC LER K Publish June 8.15.1*90 DES 97 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT, E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. tg-l*l*-CA 99 OIVSION: E ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff vs PAUL F PETERSEN.*!al . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO UNKNOWN TEN A N T (BOB JOHNSON) Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address 1407 Wren Court Long wood. Florida J7750 YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhat an action to foreclose lh* mortgage encumbering lh* following property in Seminole County. Florida Lot 9. Block Q. SHY LARK UNIT 7. REPLAT, recorded in Plal Book 19. Page 18. of the Public Records ol Seminole Counly, Florida hat been filed by lh* Plaintiff against you and others in the above entitled cause and you ar* required to serve a cop/ ol your written delenses, II any. to II on SMITH A SIMMONS. P A . PlalnllH's attorney 117 West Adams S trta l. Suit# III* . Jacksonville. Florida 37707. on or belora July 1J. 1990. and Ilia the original with lh* Clerk al this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imm# diately iherealler. otherwise, a default will be entered aqainsl you tor lh* rtlltl demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and teal ol Ihlt Court on this *th day ol June. 1990 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish. June 9,15, 72, 29, 1990 DES 100_____________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 99 4*19 CA WL ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY.* Florid* corporation. Plaintiff, vt M ATT J TURNER, e la l, Defendants N O TICEO FS A LE Notice It hereby given that, purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure en lered herein, I will tell Ihe property litualed in Seminole County. Florida, described as Unit 39. SOUTHPORT, a Con dominium. PH njE 9. according to the Declaration ol Condom in lum at ccorded In Official Records Book 1437. pages 1777 through 1904 and all amend menlt thereto. Public Records ol Seminole Counly. Florida al public tale, to the highetl and best bidder tor cath. at the Wesl Iront entrance. Seminole Counly Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida al II 00 A M on lh* 17th day ot July. 1990 WITNESS my hand and of liclal teal ol said Court this *th day ot June, 1990 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol IheClrcuil Court By Jane E Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish, June*. 15.1990 DES 95 FREEBIE ADS Take advantage of this special otter This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $10h or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon a? item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 6. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. S a n f in d H erald FREEBIE ADS Sanford Htrald P.O. Box 1657 S a n fo rd , FL 32772-1657 • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • 1100 OR LESS PRINT AD HERE:. PHONE NAUF A n n n F s tt 1 Subicilb* To Tha Sanlofd Harold ( T> Legal N otices. • Legal Notices IBES 2S MAIL TO : 1990" ) Y*o ( ) No �9 9 / t 9 r.B — Sanford Herald. Santord, Florida — Friday, June 8. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Foe SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N O .N IM I C A N E R EDW ARDCOOLEY, Pleinlltl. *» WAOE HAMPTON NICHOLSON. *1*1. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that pursuant to • Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated June 4th. IHO in Cat# No » XHJ CA or E In the Circuit Court In and lor Seminole County. Florida. In which R EDW AR D C O O L E Y It Ihe Plaintiff and WADE HAMPTON NICHOLSON A CLEORA E NICHOLSON, tt al.. are the Defendant!. I will tell to the hlghett and bett bidder lor cath al the Well Front Door ol the Seminole County Courthoute. Sanford. Florida, al It 00 A M on Ihe 10th day of July, tf*0. Ihe following deterlbed real proper ty et tel forth In the Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloture Lot II. HIDDEN HARBOUR, according to the Piet thereof at recorded In Plat Book IS. Paget al & ai. Public Record! ol Seminole County. Florida DATED Itilt Sth day June. IWO MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jen* E . Jatewlc At Deputy Clerk Publith June!. IS. IWO OES 107 IN T H b C IR C l' T COURT E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL C I*C UiT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: **-1111 CAP* L CALIFORNIA FEDERAL BANK, a Federal Savlngt Bank, a federally chartered tavlngt bank. I formerly known at California Federal Savlngt and Loan Attocialionl, Plaintiff. vt. DAVID E BLACKWOOD andCLAUDETTE V BLACKWOOD, a/hra C LA U D ETTE V. WILLIAMS. Defendanti NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DAVID E BLACKWOOD AMO Lawyer Court Orlando. Florida H i l l AND ALL O THER S WHOM IT AAAY CONCERN: YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to forte lota a mortgage on the following deterlbed prop arty located In Seminole County. Florida Lot IS. Willow Run. according to the plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book X . Paget IS. SS and SO. Public Record! of Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled against you and you are required to terve a copy ot your written deteniet. It any. to It on Robert D Wilton, ol Green and Slm m oni. P A , P la ln llll't attorneys, whole addrttt tt Pott Of lice Box 1110. 115 Northeatl First Avenue. Ocala, Florida 11A7J. on ot before July II, IWO. and Ilia Ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Pleintlll't attorney or Immedl ately thereafter; otherwise a default w'll be entered against you lor Ihe relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seat ol this Court on this the sth day ot June. 1W0 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ot the Court By Patricia F. Heath Deputy Clerk Publish: Junes. IS. 11. IS, IWO oes h i ___________________ FLORIDA DOCUM ENT IS NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE LOCK SAFE, INC. hereby, gives notice of sale under said act. to wit; On June IS. IWO at to x a m. at Lock Sale. Inc leSO W ISth Street. Sanford. FI. 1177! Lessor will conduct a public late with reterve to the highest bidder lor cath of the contents ol the following space numbers 70S Jeffrey Wllllamt. R O tl. Edmetton.N Y. 11135 AtO-- Paul Garriguei. 444 Sun <ake Circle ilOS. Lake Mary. FL 11744 71S Richard Smith. » t Brl die Path. Longwood. FI. 1177* General description ol proper ty; household goods, tools. Iurn Ilure wood, etc Tenant hat the right to re deem contents anytime prior to tale This tale It being made to tatltly a landlord ! lien The public It Invited to attend Publith: June I.S. 1W0 OES 14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. *0 1114 C A M E COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Pialntllt, vt GRENNETTE A SERVICE, at in., at ill., Defendant!!!. NOTICE OF SALE 117711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to an Order Scheduling Forecloturc Sale entered In Ihlt cate now pending In laid Court, the ityle ol which It Indicated above I will tell to Ihe higheit and belt bidder lor cath in Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthoute, well Iron! door. X I N Park Avenue. Santord. at 11:00 A M , on the 10th day ot July, IWO. the following deterlbed property at let lorth In laid Order or Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 141. MANOARIN SEC TION SEVEN, according to Ihe Plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book X . Paget 14 1 tl ol the Public Recordi ot Seminole County. Florida O R O E R E D at Sem inole County. Ihlt Jlh day ot June. IWO MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Jane E Jatewlc At Deputy Clerk Publith Junel. 11. two o e s ioa NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER TH E ADOPTION OF ANORDINANCC BY TH E TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Public Haarlng will be held in Ihe Commission Room al the City Hall In the City ol Santord. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P.M on June II, IWO lo consider the adoption ol an ordinance by Ihe City ol Santord. Florida, deterlbed at follow! ORDINANCE NO. MSS A PORTION OF TH A T CERTAIN PROPERTY LYIN G BE TW E E N LAKE M AR Y BOULEVARD AND HIDDEN LAKE SUBDIVISION AND BETW EEN ART LANE AND GROVEVIEW SUBDIVISION. AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW 1990 7 1 — H e lp W a n ted ct — irri?^ nr~ Sem inole 322-2611 O rla n d o - W in te r Park 831-9993 C LA S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T ES HOURS 14 CMMiath* timet. . . 35C a IIm • :00 A .M .-6:00 P.M. *0 MWMcrthr. . . . W • ftn. taAenay ,x re ie iw 1 cewtectrtivf timet. , , S7C a Hn# S S if 3 caetacutiv* that* . .. S7C a lia* M llffiV R T S - m m Haiti are per Htaa. bated m a 3 Bee ad 3 Unet ~ " mm NOW ACCEPTING PrfCMi above reflect a St .50 toth dttcount *ot prompt payment Schedul »ny may include Herald Adverfiter ot the cotf o! on addtftenal dory Cornel wthen you get retult*. Pay only tor day* your ad rum at rate earned Ute lull description for fat left1 remit* Copy mutt follow n<r<ppfable typographical form DCA CHINES Noon The Day Before Publication 'Sunday * It A,M Saturday Monday 11 30 A M . Saturday 21—Personals 61—M o n e y to Le n d CASH AVAILAB LE Buying Hemet A MxTgages ■ ■ i.......... ...... i n -a m GOLD CREDIT CARD 23—Lost A Found Sl.JOO Credit Lin* OUAR. VISA/MC Guar. Cash Advance I W0 4S4-1M0 44*14 ft FO U N D : German Shephard, male. Loves children. Very obedient............. Cali M l w*a LO S T g la tte t. like naw, vicinity of Lako Monroe. Black cate. Senior clllitn't. badly needed REWARD 7 1 — H e lp W anted A/C Stnricamjn Needed Experience a mull ________Call M l i l l 7_______ EMPLOYMENT 3235176 ________ Ml 4413________ LOST: Black A white kitten. 'Buttons' Friendly Last seen near Food Lion CailJ 2 1 W*4 BECOME A NOTARY 7*0 W. Hth Sf. e * G E T A JOBI e e CriHiellnef. US * Over text! *04 111 4*4* ext. C*1 Matt,. Frl................. .♦AM 7PM For Detail!: I KD 411 4154 _Ftoflda_Notarj(_Aitoclallon_ * * MOLLY MAID A * Notices 2 7—N u rs e ry & C h ild C are CHILD CARE Summer. Mother Ol 1 will cart tor children Sl/hr Sanlord M l 141* C H ILD CARE In my Paola home Mon Frl. l y r i old and up Beginning 4/1S Ml *774. R E S P O N S IB L E , depends bit.loving mom will cart for yourchlkl CalH140Sll 4V—M iscellaneous A IR L IN E T IC K E T • Balllmore/Wathlrqlon A turn to Orlando! June departure. Return July SIU Call I 407 UP (toll To re 1* II Prol. Maid Service! Will train. lull lime, Mon F rl.... 747 1007 A D D TO Y O U R INCOME Buy er Sell Aven Harriot. 171*41Sor Pat, M IAM I A S S E M B LE TO YS A Cralt Hems, full/parl time High eirfilngtl 404 m X II________ ATTENTION CMA!!!!! IN HOUSE POOL Summers coming! Need extra vacation money* We need YO UIM S* 71.per hr I or 1 dsys per wk end on call Fee details Hillluven Health Care Center *14 Mellenvlll* Ave., Sanford 1111144........................E.O.E./H AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU" E X C E L LE N T PAY. Benefits Transportation Call 407 2*1 7400 ext 1541 TollrelundedOam 10pm IRONING IN MY HOME PICK UP and D E L IV E R Y available. C a ll...-......M l 4140 AUTO PARTS DRIVERS Needed Immediately! Ask lor M ike..................Call *X *000 TRACTOR MOWING Reasonable Rates M l 1771 55— Business O p p o rtu n itie s HOUSEBOAT VACATION Partner wanted to participate Have fun and make money with 44' lu iu ry cruising houseboat Small Investment required 111 1417__________ For 145 Call 1 40011] 548*ext L4I AUTOMOTIVE VMREitOUSE Person needed! Knowledge ol aulo parts helpful Must be able to maintain complete return department with al lenllon to detail Monday Friday, company benefits Apply in person Parts City *01 BCorwall Rd Sanford ........... ...... ...... EOE Local/Caribbean Tot41/HR l-4*7 «*7 ****Talenl BulldersFee CARPENTERS E »p ‘d Id framing! Trampor talion a musH904 71a 2397 eves Local High traffic locations Sell cheap! 1 *00 717 1X0 CLEANING LA0Y WANTED Wkty . also light Ironing, lor executive couple' Musi have esc rtls Sia/hr 111 1414eves AT—M o n e y I d Le n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS Good'Bad credit. Low rales 14**44* Mortgage Magic, Inc. Lie Mlo Bkt 4ME 41a. Cass Legal Notices pent*, pest end p v w i l l . » Wtav « me ephe. u « M AAetft** fui/jv » cfe# f • L A X X J R A A U w e 2 X T Y P R L P S P Z X T Y P J A G Y A M Q S T Y Q A B y G M U P S W M E O P T U G M U P S A H E P S F T Q W A M . ’ R T X Q P S IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. If 541J CA Ot L SUN BANK, N A . a i successor Truiteefor fh* Orange County Housing Finance Authority, Plaintiff. vi THOMAS L MCWILLIAMS and k a r e n g M c W il l i a m s hliwlfe. DcleniJanli NOTICE OF SALE Notice it hereby given that purtuant to the Summary Final Judgment of Forecloture and Sale dated June 6. IWO .tnd entered in the cause pending in the Circuit Court of me E IQh teenin Judicial Circuit, in and tor Seminole County Florida Civil Action No 8? 561) CA 09 L. the under tig ned Clerk will tell the property t<tuate in taid County deterlbed at L o t IS . R E P L A T OF GROVEVIEW VILLAGE FIRST ADDITION, according lo the plat thereof at recorded m Plat Book ?6 Paget 4 J. and A ol the Public Recordt ot Seminole County. Florida. at public tale, to the highest and best bidder for cath at II 00 A M , on the 12th day of July. IWO, at the Wet! Front Door ot Ihe Seminole County Court howt. 'Santord. Florida Q'Ai TED lull iltl day of June IWO (COURT SEALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, F ioridsi By Jane E Jatewlc Deputy C'erk Publith June! 11. 1990 DES n We are looking tor dedicated certllied nursing assistants who en|oy working wlh fhe elderly Full and part time positions SI00 bonus alter completion ol I month ol satisfactory employment Hillhaven Health Care Center tSOMellonville Ave., Sanlord H 1 B 4 4 ...................... E.O.E./H COMPUTER OPERATOR With bookkeeping experience Call Helen lor .ippf 3210190 CONSTRUCTION FITTER/WELDER For plate, pipe and shapes _________Call « X 0060_________ CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Will train, sewer til needed now* All types I Metro Employment 448 9111 - H W M Y L P X X . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I probably coukln t play tor .no I wouldn I Ilka my attitude — idaikeibaii coach John TitompMrt. Steady Work Etc. Benefits! Apply. Mironda Systems, tool MirandeWay........... Sanford FOODSERVICE DELIVERY PERSON Sanford Chauffers Itteem* Lift IS puufKfs Clean cut X) to 60 hours per week Hard Work 11Call 1U C3t0. DISHWASHER DAYS Galleria Restaurant Ik Mary Call 1M 0*71 D R IV E R / P R O O U C T IO N WORKER For linen com pany Excellent driving re cord and chauffeur's license required Call JWV7V4 ELECTR IC IAN Electrician i Apprentice Santord and Orlando area Industrial e*per*n<e neces sary ISO 930S Call before JAM or alter 7PM EMPTY NEST? A quality child care center is looking for part tune feath *»% a id e s M a t u r i t y L ow e of children a m ust! 1? J 1633 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that I | am engaged' m botinets at Ail Douglas Age A i u m o n lr I Springs Seminole County. Flor •da under the Fictitious Name of MS R SOFTWARE and that I intend to register %a<d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Semmoir County Flor I da in itccordance «*ith the Pro*m om ot ihe Fictitious Name Statulet To Wit Section LABOR GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Dally Work . . . . . . . . Daily Pay Call Bob for details alter 1pm.......................1117111 Sup«rvltory t i p rtqulred Full flmtposlllon G rtil Payl Q*»«. W i n * M F , Mm- 4pm L*c*l m M tttft ntr i td parfjfull IIm* to do dlsfrtoullon work fb. local foundjllon. Own frantporlaflo.i needed Call Mr. Lowlll between 11AM and 4PM Man Frl only H I M7* * L P N FULL T IM E * Busy Sanlord doctor. 4 day work week I Manybenefllil Call................................ i ii-e ix MAIDS/INSPECTRESSES Desk Cterks/Nite Auditor Apply: 0*yt Inn. 4» Douglas Av., AllamontoSpgs . *417111 MAINTENANCE Im m e d ia te opening for ttucco/generel repairs Apply In person: Fountain Tree Apartments. 1U4 W. St Rd 414. V/Intor Spring*__________ MECHANIC RUNTED * We olfer exc*l1enl earnings • Great benefits • Ca. vehicle/auto allowance • Ce. pd. retirement plan • Compl. Training program • Guaranteed training Income • Leads lurnlshed. Strong advertising support • Management advancement Solid, lucrative future In a recession prool Industry! Both Sales and Service Positions Open Call Bill M l fIM _____ 7 XAM10 4PM ____ GUYS/GALS Have several openings for nationwide fundraiser For High School and older Need a |ob and want te have tots el lunf I’m Ihe one you’d like I* seetl . .. For Interview callSuranne between 10 Mand4 X at 11*1711 HAIRSTYLIST Experience In all phases of hair services To fill in lor tylllil taking vacation Also working towards permanent position Interviewing Tuet day IhruFriday Call 12140X1 HouMketptr/Mjintiiunce I unit mo'et. tome wages t tree board C^a[l _ _ 160 *440 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS EXP'D. SEW INOM ACHINE OPERATORS On single needle A morrow machines We oiler piece work pay. paid holidays & vacations Health A dental plan It your are looking lor a nice air conditioned place to work, friendly people, good wages and benefits and you are dependable and believe In a good day’s pay for a good day twork. we need YOUI SAN DEL M F G , INC. 7144 Old Lk. Mary Rd.. S*nford _____ 407 111 1*10 _ TEMPTEDTOTEMP? We have Immediate short and long term assignments In your area tor : • OFFICE CLERKS • HECE P T IOHISTS •SECRET JS • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS We oiler lop pay. great benefits and Ihe opportunity to work al many ol Ihe lop companies In your area Call now lor an appointment! 7X677] NO FEE /FR IO A Y PAY Minimum 1 years experience Must have own toots Call........................... ...... MI-1141 M EDICAL LAUNDRY AIDES Nursing Home experience, full fl me 1 good benefits 11 LONOWOOD H E A LTH CARE 11*-*100.......................... t.O .E MEDICAL ★ CNA’S * a S7 X Per Hour 11 • Good Working Conditions!) LONG WOO O H E ALTH CA R E 11**14*.............................E.O.E M EDICAL PT Leading To FT Dermatology office seeking experienced person with clen cal. Insurance and medical knowledge, skills and abilities Begin 1 days per week. San lord area Send resume I 4*7. The Santord Herald. PC Box 1*17. Stntord, Fl. M771 1*57 NURSE AIDES * ALL SHIFTS HIGHER STAR TIN G PAYI For certified or experienced Apply In person to Lakevlew Nursing Center *1* E. IndSf............ ...... Santord NURSE'S AIDES - 7 to 1PM. 1 to 11PM. A IIPM to 7AM Full flme/part time uPN 1 to 11PM. full llme/part lime Cook part tim e, mature person Housekeeper * XAM to 7 X P M full lime Confect. Batter Living Centor...***-S*01 NURSING ASSISTANTS F u ll lim e . 7 1 and l i t . Excellent benefits, good working conditions, friendly people Apply al 4* N. Hwy. 17 A *1, Debary, Mon. thru Frl. SAM to 4PM. COE PART TIME OFFICE HELP Xhrs/wk Call tor appt ___________ W -IS W___________ P A R TTIM E APPOINTMENT SETTERS Monday thru Thursday. 10am (III 1pm Good pari time work lor senior cillrent 14 per hour II hours per week Call..................................771 1444 PART TIM E SALES S E R V I C E S E O E ............................M/F/H/V • U N LIM ITED P O TE N . kL* Plus Financial security k . Ihe Sharp ACommitledll Call 611 1141 or 1611*74 (Orlando) "CANCEL BOTH AOS! ” Allen ol C G Inc located In Sanlord called hit Sanlord Herald Classified Consultant lo say that both positions advertised in fhe Santord Herald Classified section had been tilled in |ust a tew days Both ads were scheduled on our today Special rale S om e th in g you need lo advertise al low cost and achieve quick results? Try our 10 A ir Day Special rales Lowest c til per line lor con secutive days' advertising Advertisers are free to cancel as soon as results are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT, M l 1411 <*r> INSTALLERS HELPER For cultured Atarblf Good Benefits, room lur advance rnent Call J7I 4/72. LeClairt Marble IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full lime position, rtsulenjlal experience and repair knowl edge a must Landscaping experience benefichil Im mediate opening* good pay and benefits 322 H U K EYES FLA. IN C . Realtors pap* tuition to Real Estate Sihool' Can U3 J:0O Full lime salary potential No toe. Send resume to JOBS. P O Box 20*4 Winter Park, FL 117*0 PLANT M AIN TEN AN CE Ex perienced on Chicago Iron. C l l t e l l d r y e r s . Washes washers Full lime permanent position Call 1M91** PRODUCTION PERSON Ground lloor opportunity Ottering an opportunity to join a winning learn! One ot na lions largest food service peckers Excellent fringe benellts. Apply 111 Randyard Rd .or ca ll..... ......... M l ^7*0 RHINOS WANTED 11 1 a jungl* ouf there, and the |0b hunt is Irecherous Take charge ot the situation I'm recruiting Rhinos with two inch thick U ln Wimpy, shift leiSs impotent cows need not apply Call Cheryl at Rhino Headquarters 407 *J4 440# |4 plus per hour Florida Chauffeur s License required Good d riv in g record oam i*.im portation No phone calls Apply Cert icon Inc, I22S Bennett Dr *200 Long wood. F I ______ ___ _____ LANDSCAPES Full lime posit ions Driver's License required Call 322 1133 LAUNDRY WORKER serious minded and dependable Al tamonte Springs area AM and PM shifts Call 13) 929S FORCE RN - CHARGE NURSE Day shift, full lime, full benefits! Cf Mfor Interview Hillhaven Health Care Center tie Maltoftvlffe Ave . Sen.'erd R l I M .................... ...E.O.E./H RN/LPN NIGHTS, II to 7 Full and part lime Good benefits! Call Hillhaven Health Care Center *V« Msltonvlll* Ave.. Sanford l i t *544.____________ C.O.E./H RN NEEDED Opportunity *xlsft wllh our Ambulatory Surgical Center Team Full/Perl lime No Weekends, no calls. Salary compensates with work tape rieoce Send resume and tala ry history to Neumann Eye Institute. H I N Stone. De L a n d . F I 11720 A lt n Personnel._________________ 73— E m p lo y m e n t ___ W a n te d ______ H O U S E K E E P IN G . WASHING and Ifor ing Call wiytlme 11107]*__________ MASON capable ot doing brick block A stone work. Available immed'atolyl Call.......X 4 2771 91—A p a r tm e n t!/ H o u se to Share LAKE M ARY SANFORD Male seeks nonsmoking tomato to thara A/C homt Security Deposit. S*S weekly Call I X 854*...................... evenings M04ILE HOME TO SHARE 1 bedroom, tomato only I Celt.................................IX -m * 1 BDRM. Apt. lo there, sal week Includes all utilities. I child OK. Call.......................m e a n SECRETARY Chamber of Commerce! San ford knowledge and people skills a musll Basic bookkeep Ing. payroll A billing skills Shorthand or speed writing preferred Challenging post lion lor a special person Submit appt leaIIon A resume Chamber Offices** E. First St SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mary Experience or will train. Full A Part time. M ETR O S EC U R ITY ......all-IT** SECURITY GUARDS F u ll/ p a rf lime positions available Licensed or un licensed Retirees welcome! Call r t l t o ll Irtm 4pm to Ipm SITTER NEEDED For 1 children Deyt only My home I X 5114. aftorapm TEACHER For 4 year olds Exp preferred 1 1 X 4 15 Happy E lvtt Ctoldcare Lake Mary..................... 11)11*4 TRUCK DRIVERS Mi n . 2 y r t , c u r r e n t Iraclor/lrailer » .p Musi be D O T cert. A past drug screening Benefits Ind. In surance. pd vac . etc Apply Sunbelt Auto Carriers. *11 Hwy. 17/W. D»3ary *41 S177 TRUCK DRIVER To deliver pool chemicals. 1J years or older Chaullr jrs Use, required Call......1 M W . VOLT TEM P O R A R Y SERVICES _________ Call 4I T tit*_________ WAITRESS Requires experience Musi be neat, clean, energetic A over 11 yrs. New restaurant! Apply in personal: 1*01 E. SR44 WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL’ To 111.1) f)rl WEI train I All shifts, all types! Permanent I Metro Employment......44* * 1 11 Warehouse Workers/Assembly Factory • Drivers Now • ToS7Wweekly plus benefits • Full Tlme/Parl lime • All Shltts Open • Hiring Several Trainees 11*11*00 ..... StS/rtfund policy 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t A TTR A C TIV E dean ellk-lencyl TV. microwave, maid service Cell M l *00* or X I 4*47 C LE A N reams, kitchen and laundry leclllllex Cable TV. Starting at 17!/wh I X 4471 F U L L HOUSE privileges. 44A near Rhlnehert. washer dryer, pool S*S/wk., 140 depot! t M l **1**01147*7 FU R N ISHED • DU A single! SM/wk per person Double room Ideal lor couple ..MI N X LONOWOOD Lekelront home Room with privileges I adult saO/ wh. Call M l *414 LONOWOOO/Lk. Mary - Plea* anl. clean bdrm.. cable, kllch an privileges. 170/wk.. MM141 ROOM FOR R EN T 17] per week. Kitchen prlvlltdge*. washer/dryer. A/C _________ Call Ml-MM_________ W HOLE home privileges with 1 single beds. SH/wk 1 persons or SH/wk 1person M1-41S7. 97—A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e nt SANFORD ■ 1 bdrm. college C om plete p riv a c y . Exc neighborhood! t*0/wk plus HOP security. Call 111 M4* SANFORD 1 BDRM.. adulls only, no pels, quiet res. area SMS/mo s STOPdec.... M l HI* SANFORD 1 bdrm . close lo downtown, complete privacy, utilities Included S*S per week plus 1100 security....... M l 774S LARGE 1 bdrm , l i t ] per monlh plus deposit Central H/A. lull laundry. Call IM «**!________ LK. M ARY Area 2/2 furnished Condo! Short term! Rent neg lor right p a rty.......... IM 1*76 SANFORD • Entire downstairs Ol large home 1 bdrm . Its bath. 1 fplcs Utilities pd lllf/wkly or Sat] monthly Call.................................. *45 40X Q U IE T AR EA 2 bdrm 1 bath S275 month plus deposit Call IM 14*7 affer 3pm. W E'" RS Start today! To f l] per hour! Will train! 2 ships Alt types! Metro E mployment 44**11) WELDER/FABRICATOR ’ Experience In MIG Apply in person al Gator Dock and Marine. 71*0 Mellonvllle Ave . Sanlord.................. lam ■Ipm. 99—A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t .COME SEE PUR LARGE ■ * COUNTRY K IT C H E N * • 1 BDRM. 1 BATH APTS Over 1,0*8 Sq. Ft. Living Areal I WRECKER DRIVER Eftparltrtcad, must live in Sanford are a A p p ly in person 2207 W III SI. San lofii' 14-18 YRS OLD? NEED A JOB? ,'K U u 2000 Likt Mari Blvd. ______ 3214584______ COEVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS TH E S A N F O R D H E R A LD Has Direct Door To Door Sales Positions Available Todayl We Provide Transportalion E XTR A LARGE UNITSI l . l A 1 bedroom epls Pool Tennis Court Peaceful, convenient location Quiet oil Street parking Renovation SpecieIII ................... MO M04 EARN EXTRA $$$ HEAR THE QUIET! Monday Thursday, S lo 7 pm (fle x ib le ) Pay by com mission To apply Stop by Weekdays. 1 t pm al !h« SANFORD HERALD. X0 N French Ave Sanlord or call 171 1411 Ask lor Da v e _____ Single slory Studio. 1 A 2 Bdrm Apts Many extras In eluding storage spec*! Quito, coiy community! Attractive landscaping On site resident managers who CARE I SANFORD C O U R T -......M l 1X1 220/218 AGENT NEEDED HIDDEN VILLAGE LK. MARY Full or pari time Commission only tor Santord agency Call 124 11*11 X I M V, 319 Second St., Sanford or Call Oobbl* at 321- 1S90 i Ektortor Home savers ■ Siding so llil A latcia. screened rooms. Freeesllmaletl M l 414*------------------- Townhouse. 1 bdrm , 1 ba , fpi . loll, washer/dryer A microwave. MS] mo 47*1 Its NEW APPLIANCES OEand M AY TAG ALSO USEDAPPUANCES BL,SeK«Re<ondGuar*nie*d GOOO SELECTION 7*4 E. Cammercial SI. Santord 322 3183 C h ild C a re Centers NEW, R EM O O E L REPAIR H O M ES .C 'F IC ES . STORES All ipescoAsIriKlien. Ret/Cam 7714471 S G A tin*. C A14 It ;-,w i « ui<s a CAR PEN TER All tondt ot homo rrpoir*. pointing A ceromic tito Rkhard Gross 171 S*71 LE E 'S CAR PEN TR Y Storage building, decks A misc carpentry Insured A licensed FreoEllimotos M l *114 P a p e r H a n g in g H I JW AIL COVERING We hang all typos. Reasonable price) F r e e e il' 731 1*17 P ia n o Tu n [w g * C A R P E N T R Y , h a u li n g , masonary painting and Ilia. Free animate* Call M l 41W FIX-IT-FAST INC. One Call To Do II AH ' Your Neighborhood Handy Man Rtsldenlial* Commercial ' Call Scan Tadayll Ml *111 C a rp e n try \ C oncrete W EST CONCRETE SERVICE Small Jabs*Big Jobs*Repair Jabs. Free Ett. Call anytima 71* mi. Licensed; Imured ^ ^ T fa n d y M a r^ ^ ™ B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs / *D flv e rc W llh V e h icle s E a rn 1 U aA A 9 J E x t r a 50c P e r H o u r ) wUUf R e p o rt 5 :45 A M '■ S CASH _ C O L M E R A C C O U N T IN G A TAX SERVICE - Small buti net let A individuals welt* me I 17414*1 allKt/M 1-477* eves Like Home Daycare Center • Near Winter Sprngs Etomen tary 74pm fnlanl* lo Syr* L«444*4 177 4441 DAILY W O R K • DAILY PAY • NO FEES! y A c c o u n tin g A T a x S e rvic e LABORERS LABOR ON DEMAND 4*5 09 Florida Statelet 1952 CENTRAL FLORIDA M ANAGEMENT INC G eg Stillman Publish June• t i n . 19 IWO DES #4 Monday Friday, days Good benefits Apply MOO Lake Emma RdLake Mary LAWN MAINTENANCE ~ FOREMAN 7 1 —H e lp W ante d COUNTER PERSON F u ll lim e . 'A M 1P M . 6 "* yft/wk Alt conditioned Good pay. good benefits Dry Clean USA, Heathrow 33) 341/ t Q L P J EXP’D. BLOCK MASON Repair Int. walls, own hand loots Apply Const Trailer. W 10th A Mulberry, Sanford EXP'D CARPENTERS TRUSS B U IL O E r" CNA SIGN ON BONUS!!! 1st. 2nd or equity mortgages C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER * CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES VENDING ROUTE CWetvtty Cipher cryptogram* ate cteatad from gooutiont by famous DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced che'rtide Dr Patrick DelFlore Call M l 1174 • ★ GREAT COMPANY ★ ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In Ihg cvenl ol an •rror in an ad, tha Sanford Herald will ba responsible lor tha first Insertion only and only to tha extant of the cost of that Insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs. 25—Special / I — H e lp W an ted CAFETERIA WORKER OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS A (ompi«t« detcrption an<j a copy 0< th* ordinance »hjlf b» available tN* office ot the City Cltf h for #11 per tom desiring to eiomme the fame All parties in interest and cltuent shall have an opportunity to be heard at laid hearing By order ol the City Commmion ol the City ol Sanford. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a perton decides to appeal a decltion made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record It not provided by the City ol Santord IFS 74a Stall Janet R Donahue City Clerk Publish May 14.11A June I. (. Itto DER 1*1 I » » . ACREAGE MOWING, discing, grading and ferlilumg B A B Mow Inq ........ . *71 4574 MOWING, rolo filing and 4 iy other type ot tractor wotd F ree Etlimalet Call M l AMI L a w n Se rvic e “** LAWN M AINTENANCE • Free Estimates deetombie Rales! Seoier Citlien Oiscawil M l 4e*4 Chuck's QgaiityLniA Cut Comm /Ret o F R E E ESTI Nelebtoelarge/t4w a ll..llM 5l) COM PLETE Quaidy Lawn A Landscaping, compalillva rates, tree esl Sumv tM l Ttl* UWN SERVICE Free Etttsiiato*............. -TO *111 LAWNS MOWED A T R IM M IO ReesonabW Senoe Cltltens Discount Free Ed. MS life Pa in tin g FRANK RARNMaqr painting A pressure cleaning 11 y rv oxp References 7171141 EXPERT PIANO TUNING • Strv./rsptlr/meeii>g/rent*l nowAuto^allRayJlTHM Screen A GlassworlT GUS’S WINDOW AND DOOR REPAIR Repair A replace window*, doors, screen and glass Call M 4 Teas Swimming Pool Service NEPTUNE POOL SEIVfCI 1 IS yr*. exp speciailiing M service A repair! Wkty. tervi ice 140 met chemical. Call Message Ceeter ■l* e » *17414L It 144 SWIMMING POOLS War thouso Clearance ot now lltf pools. 24 ft X M ft completely insialtod Include* hug* deck ledrtof. fencing. Iiller end skimmer Financing avatiable Other pool* avail able Ask about factory re bales I Call loll tree i too i n *4o* rCGCano/iPE oeeii Tree Service ECHOLS TREK SERVICE Fr*o estimates' Fair Prices! L k Ins Slump Grinding. Tool M l MIS day v ml* "Lei The Pretoitsanelt de I f i �S a n f o r d H e r a l d . Sanford. Florida — Friday, Jons B. 1990 — 99— Apartments Unfurnished/ Rent CLEAN • 1 bJrm apt, a/*. M. (Wit. SllO/mo. plus 1150 depot It Call.........M3 HPS/mettage MARIN I R S VILLAGE Like Ada I bdrm........U U me Ibdrm U M mo A up a a -M W 0ORCHESTER APTS Ibadroom-lbath L*>* Mary t t M t ll SANFORD I bdrm. I bath, all appllancti. a/c. UtS par month plut TOO security Water furnished Call Bit TOO, anytime .ANFORD. Largo I bdrm. Pay monthly or weakly Dap , rat •ran cat No pah. 10% off Senior Cltlianil 30 0743 S A N F O R D ! Sm all, ternd porch, nice. Newly decorated I TOS/mo. h m oaac.noswa SANFORD 1 bdm , water Inti., parking, ao/wk.. TOO tat.............no-ntr/metaato SPCCIALI Central H/A. pool, laundry. Largo I bdrm. U M per month; 1 bdrm.. SOS per month..................Call TO ***] Two Aplt each hat J bdrmt. 1 batht. All appllancet. central H/A SJOS/mo plut tecurlty. Call for appl. 0 am to 3 pm. xnm nu I RDRM . L A K E S ID E , nice complet. A'l amondial 1335 per month.................. 330 5104 el EDRM. OARAOE APT. Alto Efflclencei! lit month plut teturlty I Call............. m itt* 101— Houses Furnished/Rent SANFORD I bdrm . porch . clean, nice. OTS/mo + u x tecurlty No pelt 313*174 I BDRM. I BATH, lamlly room, kitchen and a p p lia nce !, garage ieoo per month P A U L A B E TH OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES ni-arae 103— Houses Unfurnished/Rent ALTAMONTE SPRINGS J hornet for rent. Partially turn. SSOO ttSO/monlh Rental mor.lh to month OK. Available Immedlalely. Leate/opllont available....................n triM DELTONA Nice, clean I bdrm 1 bath. Carport A carpel. MOO/month Call 401 0*0 IBS* or *04 1>* 3*3* HID0CH LAKE VILLAS a bdrm t. 3 batht Appllancet. • garage, pool. SHO/month. Call Watten Realty......- ......U H t d HOMES TO RENT 1 and I bedroom Unfurnlthed. Lake Mary and Sanlord a re a tl Calt tor availability and locallont Atk tor Brenda aemrona* 760-8B0 LAKE L.ARY LAKEFRONT Beautiful baachl 1/3. air. no pt't Rtl. req'd UtS month p/uidepwlt Call 133M 7I MNCCREST AREA ] bedroom 1 1 /1 belh, large fenced yerd. newly painted Walking dittance to araa tchoolt SSOO month plut ltt. lait and tecurlty Call Cliff tts it lt etter 1 pm. SANFORD • 3/H i, C/H A. on q u ie t deed end it r e e t . Workshop eltol Adults pre lerred. no pelt S500/mo ltt. latt A SSOOtec d»poslt Call Tarry at 333 333* 118— Office Space/Renl 141-Homes for Sale URECLOSURE SEMINAR Lake Mary! Util Diet Included' .........................- ..... I 3I 1TO *»• S Q U A R E F O O T PRO F C S I I O N A L S .F F IC E B U ILD IN G In downtown Lake Mary, turrounded by City parkt Ml E Wilbur Ave .............................. at*y REALTY, INC. • 7 * Oui 34ct fya* • SANFORD 3 Bdrm 3 Bath oft Lake Mary Blvd Fireplace, wither A dryer. SSOO Benley Carlltle it. ....... 331 t*u 127— Office Rentals BRAND NEW O FFICE BLOG *00 iq. ft. fo I.U 0 to. If. GC 3 IONINGI Move In Special !3S*/me. C A L L ............................. 371**** 1 SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Zened GC 3. V*ry rtatonabltl 13 a It. Call nawl 371*113 141— Homes for Sale A VA R E P O 1/1. L OW OOWNI....................... MS.000 Larry Herman. Broker 110 415* vi i k i :\ i n DUPLEX - MOTHER IN LAW 3 bdrm hom t'l bdrm . I bath apartment. Separate electric. CH/A, wall lo wall carpet Clean Eactlltnl investment property M t.000 B E A U T IF U L large corner lot comet with ttili lovely 1 bdrm hom e F a m i ly ro o m , tlrepleca. detached workshop w/elec screen porch Eicellent terms.............. SS7.S00 323-5774 S I,300 DOWN IMCL CLOSING 1 bdrm I bath, fireplace, appliances, carport 514*00 LESS THAN 12,900 DOWN Immaculate J/I1s. large taml ly room with brick llrtplece 10X 15 screened porch, large fenced yard..................S57,*00 IMMACULATE 3/2 Appliances, screened porch, corner lot with garage or ath bdrm............................M a.ooo PINECREST 3 bdrm 3 bath, tippIlAncRi, workshop, below market for quick sate! 148 500 3/1'i. root sq I t , new paint and carpet, appliances on 1/3 acre SS17/mo SSi.000 ASSUME NO QUALIFY HISTORIC 2 STORY PAUL & BE TH OSBORNE WNTURE I PROPERTIES ★ 2 B0RM. DELUXE DUPLEX Non smokers preferred No pelt Storage thod A lence MOO-mo leeto * S300 tecurlty STENSTROM R EA LTY.133 143* 115— industrial ",______ Rentals AAA BUSINESS C E N TE R New olllce/Whto HO It to 1,4tS It Bay! with or w'o olfictt tier ling al SlSt/mo H w y .ir / tia s R m Call..13* tU I 1 1 7 —C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls SANFORD. HWY It *7 ollice or t t o r e . 100 tq It MSP/mo _______ H ia ta l SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE HO Wytly Av I Airport entrance) Ollice Space or Office, warehouse tpaca avail Call 111 *1*1 ar 111 H «! aval. 121 4/64 ASSUME NO QUALIFY Pool home On 1/7 acre otf Lk Mary Blvd 1 bdrm . 7 bath. 7 car garage On cut de tac 3/4.TO 330 3*3?or*1/<I11 STUNNINO 3/7 End Unit Condo overlooking lake Foyer, alrlum, |acuiri. spa. wet bar, patio, more See III l*7.S00 ALTAM O N TE 3/3 POOL, div ing board, slide. Fplc . fence, many more liras Brick over block DelIghttu! area U t .900 I14K 1 COUNTRY CLUB Helghls 4/1. New paint A windows Eal in kil A I shape Great area Now|uif M l.74* II4K 1 IK ASHBY ]/2 1 acres oft SR 413 30 min to Daytona hour to Orlando Near boat ramp Seed 1155.000 LAKE MARY 2/7. Minute to I 4 Fplc., tans, all appliances, micro, washer dryer, more Great buy lor only 34**00 CALL ANYTIME 321*2720 3 2 2 -2 4 2 0 entitle K tlllk l WE’LL BUILD IT YOUR WAY! • From our plans or yours, or evert from a sketch * On your tot or our sor on one we find for you . • From starter sue to your dream home • Chooso the timeless beauty ot brick, vinyl or aluminum or block and stucco * FMA/VA approved1 * A Scholl Master Builder! Talk lo the builder direct about how Charter's tailored construction" can make you at home anywhere in Cen H a CALL..................(904)589 8727 _____ Ath far R.J. Collin* Liquidation Sale By Owner shed, full fenced yard, quiet area on busline 1987 apprais al. 143,000! Will fake any reas offer for fast sale! Call collect 904 178 3978 or 173 2S91 NO Q U A L I F Y I N G ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE US.900 for 3 bedroom. 7 bath villa with a garage Mfg balance SS8 000 .it 9 **«. payments SSS9 79 per month P IT I Hidden Lakes am minifies Owner will consider LEASE OPTION P R IV A T E F E N C E O Y A R D P R IV A TE POOL. 7 large bedrooms. I‘ j baths Close to Lyman High School 1V8 000 Apprn* 17.800 down, pay menfs 1$ 12 77 per month at 10% Must qualify Call STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A REALTY 333 1373 371 Ml* The Prudential (#?> F lo r i d a R e a lt y 812 Cataliru Drive 7 bdrm . 2 bath IS? 900 Call Bob Gregory Realtor 1407)134 4400 or ) ) ) 5700 EL CAPITAIN DR. SANFORD Saif & Sunday F oIIqa signs' Electric stove n '• . • ESTATE SALE Sat 4 Sun . June 9 S. 10 8am fo 4pm 1070 Grovann D* IInnA Lomplefe* household .AntIqyet ar»dl cofleet>bI*| T wo colored TV %, washer dryer prints and od paintings Two couches anhqye tfesk <1'esM*r and chair Much more Absolutely no (unktt M V i 4173 GIANT YARD SAIE!! SC4 S Magnolia Av beginning Saturdiiy sit 8AM -md Sunday at IPM! Furmtyr** i 'othes toys Aii'erbed crib, mist GOOD STUFF CHEAP PRICES f t i A Sal 9 5 75J 4 Me IIon viillf Av# S*s»r»4#ifi,*•cj. for «v*fyOis#l Baby it«mt kiteben1ware, *.»d es cluthcs MOVING SALE This •Walorfront Liles’, yle ■ M o d e r n F i t n e s s C e n te r •Indoor Racquelbsll M 2335 W Seminal* Blvd Hwy 17-92 Sanford FL 32 771 323-2 6 2 8 FR ID A Y and SATURDAY Leavinj town dealers wei come G E washer dryer m iif fyrnity*# nrweiry tj>v play cases tools clolh rq c r a f f% 4, iu p p I »e s, 1100 hffsopriirfi 'fejcjq i n 1qqo printed poems 4 sarongs ) 10 fvlbort authentic m.t* earn wa-Bi# raikre Beta can'era 4 player tjg\ it shes co ieef iblfs Afar< 4 games Itmps b«dspreads plus mite '*tms 371 K erry O Sp# r g Valley Altamonte Spr rgs Aes* of A/ftrtore v . jtt ot eta 2 bidet s 2 blocks MOVING NORTH SALE' SUN LAKE APIS. Ills Sun Lake Loop Apt I1 ?-* fjmd fevit Fn 4 Sal Uo• springs 4 matt pair bar vfoots tom puttr desk lamps console fable TV stand eft 122 7836 MALIBU BASS BOAT __________________________ ♦ T*M SUNRIRD • !*’ > It. In/oul Volvo motor. With Irellar. Asking 15 500 Low hours. *ac coodl lion m * «* altar n o 219— Wanted to Buy l i t Aluminum Cant..Nawtpepar Non Farreus Malali..........Oils* KOKOMO...................... 313- 11*0 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le FAMILY HOME HIDDEN LAKE 3 ' 7 split w /CMA Large porch . 158,000 Cat!, . 318*7840 w MOTIVATED SELLER * OFFER INC 11000 FU R N ITUR E CER TIFIC A TE it sold by *'* 90 Beautifully maintained on treed lot 4 bdrm , 2 ') bath, over 1100 sq It. living area Fireplace, mirror accents, eat In kil. new c a r p e l , m in t b lin d s A verticals Big back yard w/tlowering landscaping Kids bike to Idyllwllde Elem school Tremendous value al »11*,000 Call Owner. 111*410. *vti. ROOM TO SPR E AO OUT! F as, t e r m s , no q u a llly ln g Fireplace, format living and dining, 7 car garage on huge treed lot *5.000 Metro Real Estate Co Inc. _______ *1 1 /11 / SALE OR LEASE OPTION DELTONA 1 bdrm Split/Jbath. 1.352 sq It acre 144 SCO Asurmable Non Oral Itying Lean O il 111 1*12 SANFORD 3 btkm J bath lamily room w/edras! 3*4 000 W. Malinowski. Realtor ______ ____ 117 /Ml SANFORD En|oy the Peace N Quiet ot Ihe country! Just minutes to Lake Mary Blvd Custom built by owner builder, this 3 bdrm home sits on one acre ot old oaks a ta le a s M any cu sto m features throughout, Includmq Country kitchen fireplace trench doors and la’ porch! Just 11/5.000 SANFORD Wonderful family home! 3 story, 4 bdrm 7' j b a t h In I m m a c u l a t e neighborhood Pool, lenced yard, security, oversized garage Minutes to Lake Monroe. Maylalt Country Club and I 4 SI 11.000 149 — C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / Sale PRE FORECLOSURE SALE BOARDING STABLE/ltOME ON 3', ACHES Senforrt erf* LltenseB. 15 stelti, 3 lenccd pastures' Plus Outstanding 3 7 country home, over 1.000 sq It. family room w huge fire p la ce , s p rin k le r system Also, well maintained mobile home A 1 storage buildings Valued J! 5750 000! Mortqage 5100 OOO equity 5150.000! MAKE ME AN OFFER I CAN’I REF USEI Owner............... 133-33** JANFDRO, HWY 17*1. com merti.sl ollice tildq *,000 sq 11 *7/5 000 in IVA! SANFORD AVE. CORNER LOT 2 Bay Garag# w ofhees ♦ e*fras!' Pr#v Aufo Safes & M epair Shop W ill hold h lU blN nllfl it<jwn p.iymt 5125 000 Call m SS36 153—AcreageLots/Sale OCALA N A1IONAL I OREST! WcAj-drd lift River access., iS,9SGl( ertth No Money 'Down!1 I?) 41monthly Owner (904) 734 457? or (? V> 427 2438 THREE LOTS IN SANFORD »n R.*«r» §0*160' 19 54. attach Call Marta or Lqun# at ,323 1915 157-Mobile Homes / Sale IS 71 K O U N T R Y A IR RV MOBILE 38 f * 10 w pop out enclosed pallo Call IJ2 0198 160—Business For Sale SMALL CARD and gift shop u D e b a r y I *J 0 00 C a ll 1407 648 6383 after 6pm_______ 181—Appliances / Furniture Call Gert Dietrichs Parker Realtor 113 5711 Prudential Florida Realty ___________ 134-4*00_______ • B ID * Double, bo* spring, mattress A metal Uarr.u on roiit rs 5m Call 372 4 8.6 BOND MONEY BEDROOM SET Available now for firtt time buyers! Hurry, won't Utff 7. 3, 4 bdrm home* av*liable urn DeHorwi. Sanford. Lake Mary and Lonqwuocf area*! A A C nnet. Inc. Century 71 Call Janel Mansfield Days. 333 1274 Eves, 727 7271 145— R e so rt P r o p e r t y / S a le FREE BROCHURE Western N Carolina M ill! Enjoy cool fresh air Call 1 ICO 762 8070 Smoky Mis Land 4 Homes. PO Boa 457 Murphy. N. Carolina 78904 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S a le NEAR 14 NEW MALI! Church 4 school, built 16 11 1 ac! M ANY USES! Must Sell* t Real Estate One 421 1200 A piece while with antique) quid trim tJISCali B I S RE5ALE We Buy/ Sell Furniture A Col (edible:. Including. Estates :S?: S Sanlord Ave . 377 7449 BUNK BEDS chpst of drawers 585 Will sell separately 322 87 ia BUNK BEDS Co r»*, wiM/d conipl 17J Lovev-at. rocker chair, 7 end tables ollcv fa ble 4 2 l.impv country wood. 5140 for a ll" 371 8305 • DOUBLE BED Headboard ^ F oofboard With or without lonqi tads It longer than regular) 115Call 371 9449 from lOain lolprn EN TF RTAlN M t NT Center Oak newt 5)24 Microwave w turntable, 5100 Worn! trim sleeper sola w matching lov • .11 57N * LARRY'S MART 7 > u-i U Ave New Usrdft.*' A appl Buy/Sell'Trad# 322 41 37 MOVING SAIE MOVING SALE 2821 I 2 South Palmetto A*f Friday and Saturday only Everything must be soldi M ic ro w a v e , couch and mtscellancmt furniture PORCH SALE rr s ,,i j, , I 4 9'Bam ID2 Colonial Way 127«d otf iFirtncht t Family Aniiquifs, furmlure tools squafedancp »i#ms 4 etc SUNLAND ESTATES t r ' i, 4 Safufti.t, 8 til * 671 Camelie Ct f oltow yellow signs L iv in g room , fa m ily A b ©d r g o m f u r n J f u r e firikawilid Call law Util t • Can J7J 1(791 S LEEP fR SOFA G . rarth tunes Earty Amencan NEW 5 1 * Sftays SOFA Navy i . . f ,it pr.nt extra lice* IS 5125 ui U sl otter Call 371 7079eves 7 BE DMOOMS ot FURNITURE SI17* lor will yell separately) plus 1 living rm s«t 51000 lor separately] also washer & dryer 5400 C*rrat conditionl Call 12J 5445 0> 171 0746 183—Television / Radio / Stereo i 1 INCH (7(1.5 SAR ■> ' . . < sfand 1 140 or best utter* 1 >'I 1)0 7547 187—Sporting Goods SUPER SALE 104 B r i e r wood Dr in Idyllwllde Saturd.ig I' Bam to 12pm You name if a.*n T Bass bo«ll lurniture vhi.w ns clothos toys amJ accessories Much mor # VISIT SEMIN01A PARR AND SWAP FLEA MARKET OPEN EVERY SATUHDAv AND SUNDAY 1700 SEMlNOLA BLVD Behfvl T.rt<» CeswitM-.r. • I) AS K t T 11A L l MOO4* heck hoard and po1* f •cel lent londihon %ui Calf 171 6S45 after 5pm GOLF CLUBS i *i Ma*» Full Set with tag l>40 E m Cart'd11f. .it i J I 5**,Wd.t«", •GOLF L O V IRS A » T H R II Sr»EED BIKE N* 123 PINECREST DR Lithe bit ot this and trust Friday and Saturd.i* lam t u gone G»rts clothes and 7629 S FRENCH AVE Saturday t,tm to 5pm Behind Slumber land Motet Many items including mush needed btiby items I I I SUMMERLtN AVI day ar*d Sunday lam 5pm No Early Birds! D'*f?mg E qatprne n ; CorT^b'naYiort Bumper Poof Poser Tab'*' Atr Hotkey Furn'tyre and t r ^ d a M . j y ; ait J21 ' i ,; 5640 WAYSIDE DR SANFORD Eft t 5PM A Set * » Tou>t wafrrbed hdbrd lots " •’ 856 MONROE HARBOR PlACf In Vantord place off *}t SaTurday 9arr» to * Lois pt "B EA LLV WONDERFUL' ticept toe. tag. till* *fc. ' l l FORD ESCORT WAOON Auto. Air. power Hearing, power brakes. >tor*o Only S' 1*.0* per month Call Mr Paynd. 3M 1J O PONTIAC F IR IR IR D - U V*. a/c. p/s. p/b. AM/FM. die# Interior, super running cond Adult owned |**00 3*311*1 * •GAS W E E O E A T E R Craltsmart 7* 3cc. like new 1*5 Cal 331 1*3* • LAWN F U R N IT U R E , ceil iron Includes 1 chairs, lov eseat and table S*5 Call 131031/ KELLER PIANO Small upright, Mahogney with dthumldlller. E ,cal lent condition. MOO Call 311 34**. *v*nlngs. 195— M a c h i n e r y / T o o l s 223— Miscellaneous TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down 4000 lb. Ford forklift. A ll terrain. ASSORTED BOOKS • Hard A paperback Appro* 701 SO* lo S lOOortnllra loll.......TOIL*/ Runs good 54400 Call 8)0 9553 or I 291 3400 222— Musical Merchandise * * * * * * * * * 199— P e t s & Supplies • A DORABLE K I T T E N 7 wk% . medium length hair, 1st shots & wormed Free to good homatCai) . .......... 321 1243 APORABLE KITTENS Part Siamese par) Bombay! *3 ea Mon free Cal l .......... 321 2285 • BIRD CAGE 34x30x18 Fhqht cage for small or medium sired birds. Attractive and sturdy 1 WO Call 831 811$ FREE TO GOOD HOME Kit tens 2 months old Call 372 4545 ________ • M A LE C O C K A T IE L 5 months old, with cage *50 321 7939 200— R e g i s t e r e d P e t s FEMALE PEKINGNESE 1 yr oil Shots, papers! Loves children HCO 323 7785 LOVEABLE BASSETS Trl and lemons 8175 to 1225 ifac h Shots and wor m ed, Call 372 1783 20 1— H o r s e s BOARDING Priv barn 2 16*16 stalls avail) Auto water, turnout pasture Reas rates Osteen area 372 9352 203— L i v e s t o c k a n d P o u ltry c h ic k e n s ~ DUCKS QUAILS A G E E S E . Caltrn Ml* tu r k ey s 209—W e a r i n g A p p a r e l • B R ID E S M A ID S D R E S S Royal Blue, handmade with face A satin Full Length w e 6 4 Worn once 540 Call Calhy 895 7)38 • Everting Gown Pink worn ■once15}/*' 1124 32/ 14/0 2 11—An tiq u e s / C o l l e c t i b le s • ANTIQUE Ire* standing ped esfal ink T«?ken from 100 yr old home 175 Call 377 3)71 or 322 7883 2 1 3 —A u c t i o n s BRIDGES ANTIQUES*111 1101 lo I M/Sal • Auction Thurs 7pm 3440 Hwy 4iWe*AB)47AAUl77 215— Bo a ts a n d Accessories FISH & SKI BOAT 14 Ft M-ilibu V haul, 50HP Johnson Gafv trailer, ready for water' IJOOobO 324 06/3 "NOT ONE! BUT TWO! CARPET WHOLESALE Mill Urtct. Nam* Brands <00% Dupont Stalnmastar *7 tt/yd. 1005* nylon plush; or Sculptured HI LO. S3.tt/yd. Hwy 434 A 417, Lonqwood (31 3311 ********* CompItU Nintendo 11 games Included! 1110 Cell.................................m m * • Cul lirewood lor sal* best oiler Cell *04 7** *5*4_______ • FLOURESCENT Desk Lamp I I P ..................... Call 1*5 1*40 e FORMAL Girls Dress, while, satin and lac* Train. Cen be bustled Slit 4 *. Gorgeous Orlg Price Silt, asking S40 ________ Call 1311014_________ eM EA T B Food Grinder Van WYCK Gourmet. Ideal lor ground mtal, baby lood. and salads Used once Mini Cond t l j ____________ Call 3714)3* ePair of I f ’bikes. girls Rost 10 speed and mens Murray beach blkt *40 each o b o Call..............................311-1*3* Q U E E N sofa sleeper. S100. Eiercycte. SI,500. 1 twin Cycle Massage beds. 11.500 Call 313 *4*7_________ • Sal *1 Wrought Iron Railings For sunken Hying room SJJ ________ Call 33* 4711_________ SHALLOW W ELL PUMP IHP, '10 710V w pressure switch. sii C e ll.....................m m i VAN LINE MOVING BOXES • M Total Will sail separate or whole loll IT 110 1547 •XYLOPHONE TAB LE TOP II In long Like newt Cost 1 Go carts. IHP eng.. SIM both 'Vt* Suit (new X X L) A 1 tanks. 5700 *111 Bum ptr M USIC BOX. 4 II In MAM bumpers. 1 70>70 power amps. I cross over. 1 horn tweeters. ISO pow amp, 1 midt. St.SOOobo M l *105 JX 10 U TILITY TRAILER W ITH FOLD DOWN G ATE S/» CALL H I 7517 231-C ars_____ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down e.cepl la,, lag. tltlt.elc '17 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr. auto. air. stereo cassette with driver controls, tilt wheel, cruise control, power wi n d o ws and seat s l Only 111* S5per month! Call Mr Payne. I l l 111] 8 UICK REGAL • -7* Original owner Automatic, air. pb pi. V* Great tires Runs A looks great! Must seel Only t **0 rash Lei ideal! Longwood Call 40/ / u til* FAIRWAY MOTORS “ Home el 11*4 Down A Ride" 1400 US 1/ *1 Longwood NO FINANCE COMPANIESI •BUY HERE! PAY H E R E !" Mrc M N uf Sanford sold two hoati within a tew days of •I T BIRO S40O DOWN A EZ placing «. Lissitled ads in Ihe Sanford Herald She was so payment Tormslll Impressed with tha excellent ’/I TOYOTA TRUCK LOW s sfiieedy ri»s|xinse th.it she down A E Z weekly payments' r n ommendem the Sanford H*-*f.i<d Tq her relatives when 4* RELIANT WAGON LOW Ihe i were c o n s id e rin g Down A EZ payments' It >iliver tiling their boat lor iair?' Vomrthmg YOU need to advertise at law lost and | '70 LINCOLN MARK V 1700 down A EZ weekly payments! athutva quit k results’ Try our Ask lor Craig or Sieve. Ill 1100 id A 14 Day Special rates Lowest cost per line tor con TAKE UP PAYMENTS ufive days* advertising Advertisers are tree to cancel No Money Down ac soon as remits art reached tpRCtfpf la* laq title ek CLASSIFIED DE PT 84 DELTA BROUGHAM 4 137 7411 dr, .tufa air, electric window* and leal't, tiered cane It* only 1)61 26 per month Call Mr Parne J73 2I7J 82 TOYOTA PICKUP GREAT WORK TRUCK $ 1 8 8 5 SK* LDP3030A 81 PONT. PHOENIX 4 UR AU10. COLD AIR 189- Ollice Supplies / Equipment _ TIKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e EVERY W EON R SO AYM * PM DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. fl, Daytona Beach _________**4 155*3)1_________ m i CUTLASS SUPRRM E • Auto A air, 4*.000 ml. S4.4B3 Magk Isetu................... JO -M M TAK E OVER payments on two Dodge Spirit. Brand naw Burgandy Call 3141314______ 19 3 — L a w n & G a r d e n * i»?otyhra me / M E R C U R Y MARQUI S BROUGHAM '*« 4 dr., vory cle a n........ .. ...stsootirm Call..........................*04 U t 1100 14 FT. Swt.tl seats, trolling motor w/ntw ballary 4 frailer, >3 storage compart man Is. ili+P Evinrud* Parfect condlttonl LI.I 00 ollar C a ll...... 1*0 00*1 65.4(11 Ml 1 OW NER •WE BUY C A RSBANK FINANCING Al L POWER l OWNER 6 0000 (-K* IBPTOT2 3190 HW Y. 17*92 233— Auto Parts / Acow orks • CAMPER TO F Utad whit* Insulated llberglass tor short bed Imports SASCall 7*7 *033 O R I O I N A L 1**3 O T O mechanical parts. Pleas* call 234— Import Cars and Trucks 'IS VWJETTA WOLFSBURG 4 dr., 3 spd.. air, sunroof, gold! 11.000/best.......3M-0H 3 235— Trucks/ Buses/Vans SCHOOL BUSES - 1*13 OMC A 111*FORD AAAKE O FF E R II C a ll.............................. 11111*1 1*1/ JE E P COMANCHE 4,4 Pickup On* owner. 31.000 miles 1 speed, ps/pb. rally package. * litre. S1.100/b*sl otter! Call . lto-13*/ 79 iCEP 4x4110 P IC K U P ! W ith Topper. Wench. Brush Guard Needs TLC I 130obo Call 111413* ’l l DATSUN King Cab. 1 spd AM/FM Cassatt*, tinted A tool bo, SWOP Call 1114111 '85 CHEVY HALF-TON ISO V II Full powar. bedllner A tapper Asking 33.750 34* *051 237— Tractors and Trailers______ FARM TRACTORS W U S IO IN STOCK ALL SIZE II ALLPR ICESI Maitland Tractor A Equipment Ivmt N otMaitlatsd Interchange on 11 *1 .... *34-11/1 •71 CMC ASTRO 11* Detroit. single ail* New In house kit _jvic*_N22j|j£i#_c*ii22£7ii 238— Vehicles Wanted_____ WE PAY TOP IIS tor wrecked cars trucks! WE SELL guar anteed used parts AA AUTO SALVAGE .1 OeBary. ***-**04 241— Recreational Vehicles/.Campers HONEY MOTOR HOME 17 It ionq Dodq*. low mileage vtry good mechanic*1 cond) ♦on Wlllconttdtf trodaf 830 U U f 119 47)1 tY4l 243— Junk Cars JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE _____ 8119177 it Top Dollar f I Paid for |unk cart, true hi- 4 abati drlv* Any condition Call SH 5990 $ 1 6 8 8 SKI LBP30G1 84 DODGE 600 CONV. RED. ALL POWER. 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This confusion some­ times causes quite a challenge to DEAR READER: As you Imply, doctors who attempt, by ob­ rrrtnln medications Increase the taining a medical history, to risk ol complications from sur­ differentiate between the various gery. For example. Tenormin (ulenolol. a beta blocker used to 10 Fast aircraft treat hypertension) can cause a patient to have an unacceptably Ml slow heart rale during general 8 Fi H I aneslhrsla. Therefore, the pru­ • Malar's « M l dent pallcnl always informs thr physician, thr anesthesiologist « Toss Ml or the surgeon about medicines 1 1 41 Bafors he Is taking — both prescription 14 (»ost) drugs and over-the-counter IIF 41-s a d 4 » 18 compounds. i barret 17 OsgMNsol In addition. In-fore surgery, a patient should never slop pre­ 18 LAspsad 10 Up la Ms scription drugs on his own. This aoiatjl wds.) could lie dangerous. For In­ a i — K s s i u r stance. If you were lo discon­ tinue Tenormin, without your DEAR DR. G O T T : I'm being trebled for hypertension with Tenormin and am considering huvlng prostate surgery. Should I discontinue i y medication prior lo surgery, so as lo prevent any poor reaction while under anesthesia? „« S! d o c t o r p r e s c r i b i n g an appropriate substitute, your b l « N x l pressure could suddenly Msc lo very high levels: the rise might I n- accentuated by the stress ol surgery, putting you at risk for stroke or heart failure. Therefore, If |iatlenls need lo forego their medicines for sever­ al days, this decision (and the subsequent monitoring) should I n - made by u physician. In your case, you probably don't need to discontinue Tenormin Ix-causc most prostule surgery Is performed under spinal anesthesia, during which the lowrr portion of your body Is temporarily numbed while you remain fully awake, because heart function and respiration are not affected by spinal anes­ thesia — us they are by general anesthesia — the efTccts of the Tenormin should pose no threat. 1 Chorso- MEOICINE PETER g o t t . m .d . sources of chest pain. The pain you experience-from eating peanut butter Is probably the result of lower-esophageal nerve s t i m u l a t i o n . 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DEAR READER: The nerves supplying sensation to the lower esophagus and stomach travel ARLO AND JANIS by Jim m y Johnson OH, VAIL,THATY> AT&UGH O W C -I DOHrTKMOW EXACTLY WHAT TO SAY- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ! by Jim Davis GARFIELD l THE PLATE IS (H O T, MONSIEUR V O .J \lM m J D ___ __ — THANKS, \ 3H 0R TV J Z. V A AAH / *n« 5 PLATTE IS \ HOT/ THE f O O P * GOINGJ C* o ^ •00 UMad laal>a» S>nJ<t«ia 1 B y Jam ea Jacob y Yesterday we saw an unusual play by the second hand. Today we sec an unusual play by third hand. The basic rule Is for third hand lo play the highest card that may win (he trick, but there arc exceptions. Against one no­ trump west led a low club. Declarer put up the Jack from dummy. See what happens If East puts on the queen. South will tuke the king and then play A-K and a diamond. Whatever happens from that point, de­ clarer cannot be prevented from taking seven tricks. Yes. the defenders can take four spade tricks and the ace of clubs, but then they must either lead hearts for declarer or give up a trick lo the club-spot In dummy. Rut East was both a good psychologist and a good defend­ (« ) isto by NEA. Inc er. He knew that South would not be so blllhdy playing that club Jack from dummy unless he wanted the queen to cover. So East played low. at the same time signaling encouragement w ith the club six. Declarer played out the A-K of diamonds ana a diamond to West's queen. East discarding the two of hearts on the third dlrm ond. West played ace of clubs, dropping declarer's king, and the defend­ ers then ran two more club tricks. Realizing that East's discard of the two of hearts Implied Interest in spades. West pl ayed the spade ace and another. So the defenders 100k four more tricks In spades to set the contract two tricks. For a different type of exception to the rule of third hand high, read tomorrow's column. get caught up in the old buck By Bernice Bede Osol passing game today, because to T O U R B IR T H D A Y your dismay you might sud­ Jane 0, 1990 There could be some major denly realize that It stops with changes In the year ahead that you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It will have a direct alTect upon your finances and career. Fortu­ could prove unwise today to take nately. these shifts will be mov­ a chance on a situation where you'll know going in It can't be ing In positive directions. G E M IN I (May 21-June 20) controlled. Don't buck unrea­ business deals you cut today sonable odds. won't withstand the test of time L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) of either you or the other par'y Tim in g is extremely Important involved withholds vital In­ today, so don't attempt to formation. Be open and up front. finalize something that Is not yet Know where to look for romance and you'll find it. The Astro- complete. Be patient and wait things out until they are. Graph Matchmaker Instantly SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) reveals which signs are roman­ Sincerity will be effective today, tically perfect far you. Mall $2 to but flattery won't. Keep this in Matchmaker, c/o newspaper. mind If you're tempted to lay It P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH on a little thick when dealing 44101-3428 with co-workers. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) A partnership arrangement In 21) Instead of carrying a wallet which you're presently Involved or purse today, there’s a possibil­ could start getting off course ity you will be touting a sieve today If there isn’t a harmony of and let money sUp through your purpose. Pull together, or else It fingers like water. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. will pull apart. 19) Your motivation will be the L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) Where your work is concerned, don't major factor In determining your A N N IE NORTH (-I-M ♦ q lo* PJ9I6 ♦ 1007 ♦ Jtl WEST EAST ♦ A 72 ♦ K J4 J Plots P K 52 ♦ QJ 4 ♦ 32 ♦ A 7S2 ♦ Q454 SOUTH 4(11 P A Q7 ♦ A KSI5 ♦ K 10 Vulnerable: Easi-West Dealer: South South 1NT West North All pau Exit Opening lead: ♦ 2 success or failure today. If you attempt to do something out of spite. It could have dire results. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Problems with which you may have to contend today are likely lo be of your own making. T ry not to make life tougher on yourself than It actually is. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be very careful today that you do not make pledges or commit­ ments which could severely tax your resources when you at­ tempt to honor them. Be realistic regarding your financial posttlon. 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No. 206- Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST g A m l iu il a ■— 1 a a O w fn in o w K i g V i L yviM V i, i * § LONGWOOD - WUlle McCloud stole home to score the go-ahead run and Scott Ferguson singled In an Insurance run to cap a three-run seventh Inning as Seminole defeated Lyman 9-8 In high school baseball action at Greyhound Field Thursday night. •IB ' Pats take SAC aoRtall tltt# ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Lake Brantley avenged a mid-season loss to Lake Mary and defended Its Seminole Athletic Conference softball title with a 7-3 triumph over the Rama si Patriot Field Thursday night. Kelly Hartman scattered 10 hits and her mates collected 14 hits of their own as the Patriots won for the 19th time In 32 decisions. Lkke Brantley completed lla conference sched­ ule with an l l- l mark, i IB Royals, Rad Sox toko victorias SANFORD - The DAV Royals nipped the First Union A's. 5-4. and the Seminole Ford Red Sox whipped the Sun Bank Orioles. 9-5, in Sanford Recreation Department Little League baseball action Thursday. •IB □ Local Chamber dadloataa new horns LAKE MARY — Occasional rain showers failed lo dampen festivities Thursday night, as members of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce dedicated their new headquarters at Lake Mary Centre. W tW Aw liO M H A U ffrW r*ip ST. PETERSBURG - The family o f one of is attacking serial killer Ted Bundy's some of Oovcmor Bob Martinet's campaign commercials for dredging up Bundy's name. The ads have been running statewide. Martinez mentions his anti-crime work, and mentions that he was the one who finally put Bundy tn the electric chair. mentioning Jack Bowman says the Bundy are constantly reminding him of thing I Bowman's daughter would like to forget. Bowman’s daught Margaret was one of Bundy's victims at a Florida State University sorority house in 1078. A spokesman for the governor's campaign says there was no Intention lo create problems by using Bundy's picture In the Martinez ads. But he ssJd crime Is sn Issue thst needs to be discussed durtnga political csmpslgn. Victim atabbad SO timaa W INTER BPRINOB - Central Florida authorities investigating the death of an elderly man say an autopsy has found the victim ■uttered from mare than BOsub wounds. Police st Drat thought caretaker Wilburn Castle. SB. had Buttered only a couple of slab wounds and may have died from a blow to the head. But further Investigation showed he had been attacked more than originally thought. Castle was found dead In his home earlier this week. The apparent murder weapon was also In the home, but so far there are no FfMR wire reports Murder conspiracy Custody fight turns into bizarre story; four suspects jailed FERN PARK — A grandmother and her two daughters have been charged with conspiring to commit murder In a bizarre child custody case. 'T h is family can't give In to the Idea that this girl's lost custody of her children. Instead of going to court to seek custody this la what they did.' John Barr, special agent for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, said. Barr and other FDLE agent* Wednesday In Seminole County arrested the grandmother Ella Wilbanks Mohr. 54. 8330 W.S. Highway 17-92. Fem Pork: and her two daughters Patricia Denise Mahr. 30. 3733 Ooldenrod Road Apt. 11 IB. Winter Park, and Sandra Mahr Llllenihal. 28. 125 Garden Drive. Winter Springs. They artcharged with conspiracy to commit murder. The mother of the children the family hoped to reclaim. Nadine Ellsworth. 35. of Orlando, lias been jailed In Orange County since April 5. on a charge of criminal solicitation lo commit murder, Barr said. The three allegedly hatched a plot that, on two February, sent three hired In late Feta killers from Central Florida to shoot Daniel and Cynthia Eltsworlh at their home In Martinez. Oa. The couple wasn’t at home when llic accused hitmen arrived both on Feb. 21 and Feb. 23. liuii said. On Feb. 21. two or the hired guns allegedly burglarized their house. The ease broke In February, when Winter Park police reported to FDLE they were questioning u suspect who had a gun that was supposed to have been used In a Georgia murder-for-hlre hll that fell through. The suspect also mentioned the Georgia burglary. Barr said FDLE agent* con­ tacted Georgia authorities and a connection was made between the Mahr family and the Ellsworths, who were marked for death. The women were arrested on Columbia County. Os., warrants. They fare extradition and n B ssCaaaplrasy.Pags3A Tax drought could delay mall roads K ^ s t t H w r t iy 111* _________________________ SANFORD — The development director In charge of building the 8100 mlluon Seminole Mall said some road Improvement* may be delayed If a plan lo use taxes to pay for the Improvements Is not approved. Thomas Schneider, director for property devel­ opment for Melvin Simon A Associate* Inc.. Indianapolis, said Thursday that Simon financial official* are reviewing whether certain road Im­ provement* near the proposed mail site may be delayed or eliminated because Seminole County commissioner* object to their proposal to use faxes to pay for the Improvements. ''W e're looking st alternative funding." Schneider said. "W e're looking at a number of things." Schneider there is no Immediate threat of the mall not being built, although that could occur If a resolution lo the road problem la not found. "We Just can't afford to do It all ourselves." he said. On April 10, four of Qve county commtaaionais mu'mff ea p fo w m Mfowiag numm-mma p o rt**of the county taxes genera trd by the maM tn pay tor ' Improvements required to serve the retail Sheriff’s department captain calls It quite agf Hsrakj staff wrttsr SANFORD - Seminole County Sheriffs Com­ munications Capt. Beau Taylor has resigned. Sheriff John folk sold he received Taylor's letter of resignation Thursday. In his letter Taylor. 43. who has been a deputy 21 ' he has accepted a .position with ye . Wcstinghouse Security Alarms, a "career opportu­ nity." Hta resignation la effective May 4. The resignation follows the Tuesday resignation of Communications Supervisor Deborah Canithcra. who Polk said resigned this week for personal. ' mlly-i " r-related reasons. Polk said he may not need to appoint another captain to replace Taylor. He mid he will evaluate the department's needs and make thst determina­ tion. The two resignations came amid concerns about Studanta at Idyllwllda Elamantary plant a Laurel Oak tret donotsd lo tbs school by ceremony Iht school's aOHlbtirlhday andlEarth Day. Candidate takas aim at Naiawandar’i Harold start wrlttf school board's pfenning abilities os II was of the referendum Itself." Is a coowner of SANFORD - Daryl McLain. 41. a life-long resident of Sanford, has announced hta candidacy for the Seminole County School Board In district live, a seat currently held by board chairman Ann Nctawmder. Netswender has not yet announced her cc'iuldacy for rc-clcctton to that office. "I befeive the school district has been seriously m ism anaged." McLain said Thursday afternoon. "And I believe the people of Semi­ nole County agree with that." McLain said be believes lhe 70 percent negative vote on the recent 8820 million bond Issue proposal was os much on Indictment of the Sanford Insurance agency, sold the school board needs the Input of a business leader to help survive the tremendous growth It Is experienc­ ing and will continue to experience. "AU of the board members noif on the Seminole County School Board ore educators." he sold. "W e have educators answering lo educators." He also said the board has mismanaged growth through Ir­ responsible fins trial ' ‘ planning, ‘ "They chose what they though ■ I ind would not listen lister was best for us and to the alternatives.” he sold. "We will need some bond money In the Lake Mary asks residents to help decide projects Harold staff wrttsr LAKE MARY - ll look* a* if people who live here have something lo say about recre­ ational programs and faciliitr* the city should offer. The city mailed 2.200 surveys lo Lake Mary residents in March. Results from a slack of the surveys nearly Iwo fret thick ore now bring tabulated. The results will be used lo guide the city c-ontmlaaion In Recycling program aimed at saving wildlife Partly cloudy with the high In the low 80 s. Wind gueting from the Bast at 15-30 mph. • S S o mS -----:-------" I T , central Floridk cock year. Orange,County. With the wards "I t' S a two sided win-win situs- Recycle for Wildlife." the recycling lion." said Charlene Bammon. re- center will give thfc proceeds to the cans. newsBsprrs. glass bottles and other recyclable materials to any of aU commercial recycling centers In Seminole County or 14 centers In S U B S C R I B 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 . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 I �>A-Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. April JO. 1M0 airplane carrying (wo local FORT MYERS - A isingle-engine _ Xhcr person crashed ahorlly alter takeoff fire nfflrtnls and one other from North Cnptlva litam killing all three, a Lee County ShcrtfT» olTIrlal said. Coast Guard apokrsman Lula Diaz aald the plane went down Thursday In about eight feet of water after Its engine failed ahorlly after takeoff about 5 p.m. Capt. Rill Ktphardt of the Lee County Sheriff's Office said the small plane rraahed near the northern Up of North Captlva Island. Ry the time rescuers reached the scene, only one wing was visible, he said. Klphardt idem Hied one victim as Carl J. Drew. 47. fire chief of San Carlos Park, a community south of Fort Myers. A second victim was Identified as K. Frank “ Andy" Anderson. 5H. (Ire chief of North Capt tva. also known as Upper Captlva Island. The third victim was Identified as Malcolm Street. S3, a relative of Drew. e House kills etgarstts*t*x Inerssss TALLAHASSEE — Oov. Bob Martinet’s plan to Increase clgkrette uses by. 10 cents a pack was shot down Thursday In the Florida House ofRepresenUUves. The vote to gut the measure was not even dose. By a vote of 105-to-l I. members simply struck the enacting clause of the bill — the part that says “ Be It enactedhy the Florida Legislature" — which nullified the bill. The Constitution requires all new laws to carry an enacting clause, and striking It Is a seldom-used means o f killing legislation. Martinez had called for the increase to help bail out a 0350-nillllon deficit In the Public Medical Assistance Trust Fund. The Democratic leadership of the House aald that even with a 10-cent Increase, which would have given Florida the nation's highest cigarette tax at 43 cents per pack, the Indigent health-care fund arould still be deep In the hole. Capt. Jean-Lue Picard of “Star Trek: The Next Osnaratlon," the show explores the dtacovtrtsa made by the spacecraft. M u M u m a p p r a is a l Ho u m tentethroty OK's gootex Mkt TALLAHASSEE — A 53.0-bllllon transportation Includes a 4-cent increase In the gasoline tax wi approved by the House Thursday despite Repubtk that the measure Is destined to be vetoed.. A final vote on the package Is expected next week. The package ICS HU 3515) la substantially the program approved by the Senate an Tuesday -‘Symphony Under the Stars” eprk presented by the Florida Symphony will be S p.m. Saturday at The l tentatively Saturday The annual wnrslaal day at the Orlando Museum o f Art. 1418 N. Mills Ave.. Orlando, will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The charge Is 99 per ttem/for members. 810 per Item/non-members. Limit 4 Hems per person. Frae rsadkig at RoMns ‘Raquiam* at 8CC on Sunday Seminole Community College. Sanford, will hoot a performance of the Chorallere and Community Chorus presentation of Brahms' "Requiem” Sunday at 4 p.m. In the Fine Arte Concert Hell. Fkr Information call 333-1450. ext; 590. designed to make the parkegr mow palatable to the Brpubhc governor, but they were defeated on party line votes. Martinez objects to various elements of the package, not let to the proposed gas tax hike. He is expected to veto the bdl "About five seconds after It hits his desk." aald Approprtal Committee Chairman T.K. Wetherell. D-Daytona Beset unless the formula for that increase la sqbetantiaily charged. The Orlando Shakespeare Festival, E. Robinson St.. Orlando, in colaboratlon with UCF will present playwright Janues Olowaskl as a guest of the World Writers Sertea Saturday to attend a reading of his new play "FortInbras Oets Drunk.” The free performance will be at the Fred Stone Theatre. Rollins College, at 8 p.m. For Information, cal 4234905. Computer program tracks pssttoldss Orest* Cttyi “ Tm sm * (Mast MM* twmm.**"0nivs atmgBw." "ABmafs Tii» lytMsi.' ‘ '•HewFerty.'* "F k»< GAINESVILLE — Two computer programs developed at University o f Florida arill help aod scientists track the moved of pmtfcidfct through soft dhd determine <f thschrmtnafape Naw. “H a s N r MM O rh t w ." ~Cr**y Nw*»” owns, m irsitm-...... i t * TALLAHASSEE • The dally number Thursday In the Florida Lottery CASH 1game armI-F-t. nstrwght Play (number* In ezeei order): W40 on a Meant bet. MOO on 31. HBoi 3 (number* in any order): MO lor ■ 60-c*nl bat, I ISOon 11 UBoi 0 (numbers tn any o t340 w IVI W-Lgni UVLgftVUnil. lor ■a Meant bat, 300on ft. C Straight Boi 3: S330 In order drawn. tao in any a>d*r on a It bat. f iStraight Boi 0: 3390 In ordsr drawn, 340 It piefcad In combination on3l bat THE WEATHER Today...Partly cloudy and breezy with the high In the lower 80 s. Wind la from the East at 15-30 mph and ftiaty. Tonight .Mostly fair with the low near 80. Wind will be East from 8* 10 mph. Tomorrow... tartly doudy with Ihe high In the low 80's. Wind wlUbeEsetet 10mph. Extended ou tlook...Partly cloudy artlh a chance of after* noon and evening showers Sat­ urday through Tuesday. Fair during the night with the Iowa In the mid 60 s and high* In the high to mid BO'sdays. .m.. 3:10 p.m.: Ms). SDO a.m.. grccs and the overnight low was 130 p.m. TBNMt D o y to M 59 aa reported by the University IdMlu highs. 448 a.m.. 4:34 o f Florida Agricidtural Research .m.: Iowa, la a e a.m.. 10:49 and Education Center. Celery .m.; Mow Sm yrna l i i i f e i Avenue. Igha. 4 tll a.m.. 4:30 p.m.; • Recorded rainfall during Ihe iws. 10:31 a.m.. 1044 j m ii .i 84-hour period coding at 9 a.m. looao Besrh: highs. 4:38 a.m.. Friday totalled DOS inch. .54 pm .: Iowa. 10:46 a.m.. The temperature at 9 a.m. i- today waa 70 degrees and n u a u i - rs n a * m s m t m s «M ra is M ls i* s a i (O T F r ia n , 3-5 feet and ruu^i. Current Is to ihe north with a water tempera­ ture of 72 degrees. Mow B a y ra * ■enefci Waves are 4 to 8 feet and choppy. Current Is to Ihe north, with a water temperature o f 73 degrees. Sun screen factor: 16. i St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet. ■ •U craft S8vteary la la float. S a tu rd a y...w in d ea el to Weather Service at the Orlando International Atiport. Other Weather Service dafa: �SH A director’s ouster appointed who they wanted and wrote the tab description to At them." Weekley said. She said she was not bothered by Pinkney's complaint. In support of Weekley, SHA Chairperson Ten Bunttl Said ihe laws are not specific about requirements for the lob. Weekley would not be removed, she said. " If you have the training and the ability, what's the difference? " Buratti said. "W e've seen this before. She's not going.". Cnmmtaainner Shirley AMen said she was uncertain what the regulations require, but ahe had Intended tor Weekley to occupy the ^ W sn sed ta artotUhm soon." Allen said. TBs board appointed Weekley in Decern- director fired within 12 manIha. The board haa been negotiating with a private man­ agement firm to replace the executive director position. In other business. Central Florida Legal Services paralegal Bruce Scott protested a moratorium on housing authority files Imposed late last wweek. Sweeting Imposed the moratorium de­ laying public access to the agency's files. Scott submitted at the meeting another letter retlerating CFLS'a stance that the moratorium ana 40-hour delay were unrea­ sonable and also took Issue with the requirement to state the reason that people wanted the Information. SHA attorney James Sweeting IB said that he fett that the moratorium and 40-hour delay were reasonable responses to extenuating circumstances. "W e only have 21 people working there. IHou kaiM msa MdnnlaallnM In hift M kn Captain there was an 02 second delayed dispatch of one call and a five-minute delay In dispatch to Tom orrow 's Conspiracy Today's FFA/ O/V YOUR NEUROLOGY AND EMG ✓ %/ %/ %/ Stroke Parkinson's Disease Carpal TUnnel Syndrome Head, Neck, and Back Pain *» ••t« v • « l e • « s • �4H — Sanford Htraid. Sanford, Florida — Fridty, April 10, tfl 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Arra Code 407-322 26U or 831-9903 Oil companies sink safer tankers EDITORIALS tain all o f the oil, thus preventing any spillage. That pro­ te c tio n ty p ic a lly casta an aMHkmal 8 to IB percent when a A barrier to helping the sick f i b # Coast It should be obvious Util doctors shouldn't have to compromise their metical judgment by concerns about being sued. But some specialists are now saying that not alt Americans may be getting the beat care. Ibr that very reason. One major domestic all company. Conoco. Inc., recently broke ranks with the rest of the Industry by placing orders for two new tanker* with double hulls and declaring that all ships II buys In the Arturo will Include lhal protection. Conoco's new vessels, each of which will have a displacement of B64IOO tons, are scheduled to be delivered In mld-1892 and then placed In sendee In the Qulf of Mexico. New dot-dlaaotvtng medtdnea can atop a heart attack ir given promptly. But a relatively rare awe nicci — a atroaa — ana JACK ANDERSON faceting of the Cardiology. Some oi pgrced with his view. Whistleblowers should get kudos studies, the trestment has cut the heart attack death rale In half. Btrehro occur krone out of every 100 or » 0 people who WCStW the drugs. About 29 percent of heart-attach lawsuits. House lawn m d pins > bad g of honor on a ^OrmsstejTto co-author of the Whistleblower Protection Act enacted last year. Bui he knows the act toonly a fine piece of paper. "There to atIII this.---- ---------------------attitude that you are m disloyal 8 you ore a ^ w h is t le b lo w e r ," O rassley told ua. m/ M "You've got to have a WJkt . II W hile House cere- ■ B mony 8 you're really W 'u going to send a dear V a signal from the lop ol 1 » ■I’^ r 'j f th e b u rea u cra cy . , This Is what can happen when a society goes lawsuit-happy. Legitimate life-saving treatment goes unused while patients dis needlessly. The world Isn't perfect. Doctors aren't Infallible. Medicine will never be rlak-frce. but too many lawyers and nMInli lb “ « 19«gh ihey believe Kalready Is. Williams plays to ‘Bubba vote’ Obviously, ihc tMt, mo that Isn't bi including do % collision or grounding, with no loss ot cargo. In IU Anal report, the commission recom­ mended that "double Hutto and other lech nolog leal advances in lank vessel design should be required on an accelerated timetable. Including prohibition of nonqualifying vessela." The industry - arguing that doiMe hulls are too ■■MW*— and that their benefits have nol been conclusively — — has successfully relisted pressure Ibr the reform following all the ott spill calamities of recent decades. In addition to the Exxon Valdex spill, they Include SB million gallons dumped oIT the meat coast o f Britain In 1988 tnrahe Toney ant 741 million gallona released «T the New md easel in 1878 by the Argo Merchant: 68 million gallon* discharged off the T h e re fo re , every c a n d id a t e la a Rragsnlle in InsistiiMri **w* organisation" snd " e ffic ie n c y " and L E T T E R S T Q E D IT O R tellers lo Ihr editor a n welcome. AU let l era must he signed. Include the address o f the writer and a duvilme telephone number. Lrttera should be on a «Uighlr> subject and be as brier as possible.. Letters arc Mibfc-rltu editing. 48th In per-espits ■mnAiifl on nubile w slfa rs, 47th on health cate. 88th on pcr-pupll expendi­ ture — and about otM-lhlrd o f Texas students drop out of Berry's World th o se th ey h ave * J iSespMe the well■- - - —■■ ■ tnlentioned act. whistleblower* still pul Ihdr lobs on the flrkig line. Our associate* Jim Lynch and Tkn Warner compiled these cmamplcs: — Joe Richard, is perhaps the only garbage truck driver In the United S la in with engineering credentials. Richards was a tap Oaneral'a office. He waa fired shortly thereaf­ ter. Richard* can't m t hto old job back. Private contractors — tearing feniagon retri­ bution — ate treating Richards like a leper when be applies for work. — Dr. Richard Burroughs waa ousted from the FOod and thug Administration tost fsll alter challenging the rubber-stamp treatment the agency to giving Bovine Sonatotropln - a synthetic gow lh hormone injected in dairy cows to induce higher m lk yields. The hormone to bdtevsd dangerous to dairy cows don't do anything to the bod guys/* FtUgrrold laid us. Tam Devine to the legal director of the Government Accountability Proved, which has been a mfc port In the storm for whistleblowers. "8o tar President Bush hasn't gone beyond Up service.'' he sold. "Every polMIrtan supports whistleblowing in public, but almost no one In power will tolerate II In private." Not since Teddy Roosevelt has an American president turned the White House Into a bully pulpit for a whtoUrfafowcr'e cauir. Faced with a Navy lieutenant who claimed lie was not being promoted because of his repeated warnings about the vulnerability o f our STALKING BIG GAME t 1 �Senlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April M, I M O -d A center. Commla■loners aald taxes should not be Lithuania. On the second day of a four-day trip wtth scheduled Stops in Btamhigham. Ala., and Orlando, for Republican fund-miaers today and the Florida Svergtedes for a weekend at fishing. Bush aald he started consultations this week wtth alHea about possible retaliation, "W e're deeply disturbed by recent Soviet statements and activities regarding Lithuania which will clearly not Improve the atmosphere." an Increasingly frustrated Bush said'on planners bars aald Stale Road 46 wNI Med to be widened to six lanes between 1-4 and the mall entrance leas than a quarter mile east oT 1-4 before the mall la opened to the public. When the entire development Is complete. 8R 46 will have to be widened to decide whether to pay for the alx lanes to County Road IB. expensive rood Improvements Simon s “ tail increment 11' nice" (TIF) proposal would pay twiden SR 46 to six lanes when "It's a matter of doing It sooner or doing It la te r." Sehelder said. "And who's going to pay for It." o f Simon's proposed iprove tncms won i oe iStSSET mettle for the entire developmen! to be completed by the lim e th e m etl le opened, Schneider eeld. For example, regional mad Survey making decisions about the etty'e developing recreation program. The icaults srtU also be tnrhidert In the city's com- nance at The survey ashed arbether the cMy needs a community center, which sports and activities should be offered through cMy programming, what types of (acuities should be purchased or built, and which existing paths may need Impnwementa* City Manager John Litton aald Thursday that the resulla should be released within two months. t?E8A 5S'» -an florttk cammlsi Hatching grants fr i m ii m y tak en to the fo llo w ln DartldoaUna fauMneasca. an the materials they ean recyd are: ■ n n (n e n o s , i w . Marvin A m (A.S.CF.O.LF.M.F) •A em s R ecyclin g. 10 MhrscMKvrr'caiMrf mnmwm In Seminole County, re­ cyclable materials can be trm Mt Springs from Kansas CUV. Km !T ta Itrs . He was a s a le s r e p r e s e n ta tiv e fo r Angela Diane Uu. WhaeUag. W.Va.t Mepdmghlew. ileaair WUoch and Teary M kam . hath af Orlando; m an William M and M ichael, both o f Sanford; stepsons. Rowdy Hinkle. Abe- forth*current ratecalf... �• A - Sanford H tra ld . Sanford, Florida — Friday. April 30, 1M 0 �FRIDAY inlord Herald INSIDE: ■ People, Pago 3B ■Classified, Page 4B ■ Comics, Page 6B Pats wear softball crown IN BRIEF From staff report*___________ ___ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - l-nkc Hrunllry avenged a tuld season loss to Lake Mary and defended Its Sem inole A th letic Conference softball title with a 7-3 triumph over the Rums at Patriot Field Thursday night. Kelly Hartman scattered 10 hits and her mates collected 14 lilts of their own as Ihe Patriots won for the 19th time In 22 decisions, avenging a 6-3 loss to Lake Mary earlier this season, l-ake Brantley completed Its conference schedule with on 11-1 murk. Thr Rams finish the regular season with n 17-6 record overall and a 10-2 conference mark. The next action for Ihe two teams will be next Wednesday when they open play In the 4A-Dlstrlct 5 tournament at l-ake Brantley. The draw for the tournament will be announced Monday. "The game was a lot tougher than the wore Indicated." said Patriot coach Debbie Frank. "They (Lake Mary) hit the ball a* hard as anyone Sixtrs, Pistons mix It up Rod Thorn. Hear Friday’* arhedulc. Yoti’vr Hot votir hand* full. In a game Ihr will surely hr dourly rrvlcwrd by Thorn. Ihr NBA's Vlrr lYrstdrnt of Opera lion*, for Ihr brawl thal spilled Into Ihr stand*, thr Philadelphia 76rr* drfratrd Ihr I>rtroll Pistons Thursday night 107-97. ITilladrlphta lorward Charlr* darklry and Detroit rrnlrr Hill Lalmbcer exhangrd punrhr* and wrrr rjrrtrd from thr game with 14 srrond* Irfl In Thursday night* 107-97 76rrs’ victory ovrrthr Piston*. Thr Incident began when Mahom made a driving lavup with 14 seconds to go and was fouled by l)cnnls Rodman. Lalmbrrr nipped the hall In Mahom’* face and Barkley made a ran at Lalmbcer. Afcr calm prevailed, the fracas renewed on the way off the floor near the 76ers bench. Then a fan launlrd Barkley, who. unable to reach him. leaped up and spat In the fan’s face. In other game*. Dallas dumped Charlotte 111-102. Milwaukee nipped New York 96-95, Chicago stopped Washington 120-117. Denvrr nipped Houston 130-127 In overtime. Seattle outran Sacramento 130-118. and the LA Lakers downed Minnesota 113-89. Womtn’s coschss to moot □ Bee Soft ball. Pag* 9B LakaMary Lakt BrxrtWv Ml m I - I II I *11 1*1 * - I 14 i Dm and So— 9— Hartman andSturdivant. WP -Hartman tliil IP - Daab tit 41 iB - Nona 36 - Patart Moratoh(Lata Maori. Wtlian (Lata SranttarI H* - Nona Sacordt - taka Mary tr 4. I* i SAC Lata Brantlar I* L 111SAC J$n Boost and h#r Patriot f ammataa dtltndad thslr SAC tltis by boating Lshs Mary 7-3. SANFORD - This evening at the Downtown Recreation Center office, the Sanford Recreation Department’s Sprtng/Summer Ladles Softball League will conduct a coach's meeting at 6 p.m. Registrations are still being taken through nest Friday. The $275 registration fee and roster are due before 5 p.m. next Friday. For Information call Jim Adams. 330-5697. ACS toumoy this wookond The Sanford/Lake Mary Unit of the American Cancer Society will play Its Third Annual Doubles Tennis Tournament this Saturday and Sunday at Sanlando Park In Altamonte Springs. Play begins at 9a.m. Saturday. For more Information call the American Cancer Society all Ice in Sanford at 322-0849. ire w A u Z BuccaiMrs acquire Andtreon TAMPA — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thursday reached tentative agreement with the San Diego Chargers to acquire veteran running back Gary Anderson, who sat out the 1989 season In a contract dispute. . Anderson, who turned 29 on Wednesday, starred three years with the Tampa Bay Bandits or the United States Football League and resides In Tampa. He joined the Chargers In 1965 and rushed for 1.1 IB yards in 1988 — his last year i professional football. The Buccaneers agreed to send third-round draft choices in 1990 and 1991 to San Diego, with the ’91 pick Improved to a second-round selection If Anderson gains 1.000 or more yards from scrimmage this season. The trade Is contingent on Anderson signing with the Buccaneers by noon EDT on Saturday, one day before the NFLdrpft. HOCKEY Freshmen 11*1*0**ATHumcootywncitrackmm lift ’Noles Fratal staff reports LONGWOOD — Willie McCloud stole home to score Ihe go-ahead run and Stoll Ferguson singled In nn Insurance ran to cap a three-run seventh Inning as Seminole de­ feated Lyman 9-8 In high school baselxill action at Greyhound Field Thursday night. With the win. Seminole ends lls regular season at 7-18. The draw for the 3A-Dl*trlel « tournament, set feu r w —a . stadium In Kissimmee next week, will be held Saturday. Lyman lull* to 14-10 and will elose out lls regular season with a Seminole Athletic Confrrenre eontest tonight at home against IX-Land. Game time Is set for 7 p.m. al Greyhound Field. Coach Mike Powirs of Seminole Jumbled his line-up und started the five freshmen (four In the Infield) that he brought up from Ihe Junior varsity last week. Thr gamble paid oIT a* the freshmen collected six of the Seminole*' 12 hit*. "It s u i t Is litre to win u one-run game for a rhange." said Powers. "The young kids played Just an excellent game. The older kids backed them on the bench und did □B m Lrm4> S o a lM o le , Pago 2 B III Ml I - * II I IM Ml I - • I I Chawrk. X E tH ls n (|| *nd Taylor Stoll. finniXuriT- 111 and IfD'UI WP - X Eckpaw LP - GkoMut'or IS - H e m s ILymaol IB Juno ISomwmol, Hotmor ILymanl H* - Nona Racer0« - Seminole 1 N Lyman 14 10 tM-YASDOALH - Davit It. IMII tt * TWO-MILE BUM - MittSall (L. IMII * M IL ! BELAY - WmMolo I M f 11 H * J w i n ju m p - pm » h iu m t i» t • LONS JUMP — KM* (LM. IMM » I* mot put-Cuss'S** (lb.ran n « OltCUt - O am It (L. IM*) M M T S IP L I JUMP - tut lav It. 1M*I 41 >« POLE VAULY - (HO B*vw ILH. IMtl an* Marmailt D l l * Lymsn's T.J. Jaroslk Is lha top-ranked high jumper In Seminole County heading Into tonight's Seminole Athletic Conference meel. Still, hit best this season (6-8) Is two Inches shy from Ihe meel record (0-8). Lyman hosts conference B f TONY DaBOfMMN Herald Sports Editor___ LONGWOOD - For the only lime this season, all seven Seminole Athletic Conference high school* will be al the same track meet. Of course, tt happens to be the SAC championship meet. Competition begins at the Lyman High School stadium at 3 p.m. with the field events. The running pre­ liminaries are scheduled to start at 4 p.m. with the running finals set to begin at 7:30 p.m. Going Into the meet, both Ihe Seminole boys' and girls' arc favored to take the tram titles. "Unless someone really rises to (he occasion. It should be Seminole. Lake Mary. Lyman. Lake Brantley. Lake Howell. DcLand and Ovlrdo." said Lyman hoys’ coach Fred Flnkc on Thursday night. Scoring the latest county track honor roll (on Page 2B) as a meet. Seminole would edge Lake Mary In the girls' competition while the Tribe would run away with Ihe □S m T ra c k . P ag* $B II* MICH MUSCLE! - Watt lav (t. IMtl 141 IM M E TE S DAIN - takar It. HMI II* MILE SUM - tomockl (LH. IM 7II M > aaaYASO BELAY - lamlnota I IMII at* Mt-VABO OAtM - takar (t. IMII M l IM LOW MUBDLEt - WabkMr It. IMtl *1 * Mt-VABO BUN - Marlin (t. IMl) 1:141 n a Y A B D M tH - takar (I. IMII 11 1 TWO-MILE BUN - tamackl ILH. IM?) Il:« * MILE BELAY - tamtad* I I M I I I I I HIOH JUMP - Brink lay I LH. IMtl 11 LONO JUMP - Laartan (LM. IMtl ll l'a tMOT PUT tl ke > - Olldirlll (l. IIMI M4 OltCUt - Caalalla (L. IMII 111 I T U P L E JUMP - TaomUt It. IMII U lt D AV Royals extend lead BOSTON — Andy Moog stopped 20 shots for the first playoff shutout of his career Thursday night and Dave Poulin scored a power-play goal In the second period, leading the Boston Bruins to a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Canadlens In the opener of their Adams Division final. Game 2 of the besl-of-seven series will be played Saturday night at Boston Garden. Poulin, acquired from Philadelphia In a Jan. 16 trade, scored his fifth goal of the playoffs at 17:37 or the second period, knocking home the rebound of a Kay Bourque slap shot. SANFORD - Alexia Acosta hit a three-run home run and William Wynn pitched two Innings of hides* relief us the Disabled American Veterans Royals stopped the First Union A ’s 5-4 In American Dlvison play In the Sanford Krrrratlon Department Little Major Baseball la-ague at Roy Holler Field Thurs­ day. In the other game. Terrance Perkins and Henry Taylor combined on a 10-hlttrr and Robert Randall had three double* us the Seminole Ford Red Sox defeated the Sun Ilank Orioles 9-5. The Koyuls now own u three-game lead In the American Division with u 6-1 record. The A's and Red Sox are Ixilh 3-4 and the Oriole* are I -6. Next action for tlx- Little Mu)ot* will lx- Saturday unit lour InterdlvlHlon games. Al Ha.ill. the Koyuls Hike on the Flr*l Federal nl Semi­ nole Cardinals, at 10 u.m. the Red Sox la.illli- Ihe Kltikei Dodgers, at Mann, ihe A's challenge tint Sun tilland I'lriiles and. at 2 p til., the I Irtoles tackle tlx- Rallro.id< is Cutis Nichols loads Bangor romp NEW YORK — Hemic Nicholls scored a hat trick and assisted on another goal and goaltender John Vanbtesbrouck stopped 32 or 35 shots Thursday night to lead Ihe New York Rangers to a 7-3 victory over Ihe Washington Capitals In the first game of their Stanley Cup playoff scries. , , Game 2 of the besl-of-seven Patrick Division final will be Saturday night in New York. Nicholls’ second goal of Ihe game, an unassisted tally at 11:49 of the third period, gave ihe Rangers a 5-3 lead alter the Capital* tiad rallied from a3-0deficit. TV I 7 30 p.m. - SUN. NBA. Cleveland Cavalier* at Orlando Magic. |L| *m IM MieM N U BB LE! - Sowar* It. I M il 14 1 IM M S TE B DASH - Davit (I. IMtl It* MILE BUN - Ptlorton (LM. IMtl 4 71* 4M-VAB0 BELAY - L*k* Hawaii I IMtl 41* 44*-V ABO M S N - Marlin It. IM b 4* 4 IM IM H U S O t lt - WrlfM 10. IMII M* •M-YABO BUN - MllcStll 11. IMII l:M A Moog shut* out Montreal BASKETBALL tAC Mm ! *4<4T*« Picking up Ihe reins During then annual meeting and banquet aboard Ihe river slop Grand Romance last night, Ihe Honda Citrus Sports Association installed Butch Von Weller Ha,ait Photo by I ally Jordis teenier) as president and Bob Matheison (tight) as chairman ot Ihe board. Also. Paul Roddy (left) was presented the Past Chairmen Troohv by Barneli Bank A lte r th e R o y a ls s e in e d a ■m i III the lo p ot th e H ist lu llin g , (tie A 's w e n t a h e a d 2 -1 III Ih e lio ttn iii ot llitli.iitii- o n a t w o m n h o m e r u n oil (lie hat o| H le lia rd B a d g e r. I h e A s tn e ie a s e d llie li a d v a n ta g e to 3 I ill l See Majors, Page 2 B �N lg .ln ti »*-■—«-* _* - - -l _ fjij.,, Auli Ml IMA 'tis&cm J C S U T iS S i ■ * 11 .. �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 20. IttO — •• I Some places to land on Earth Day IN B R I E F Films to run Seminole County Public Library Syetem Announces ' a two-pan adult film aertea on Florida to be held fct the North Branch Library.' ISO N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford. Marjorie Klnnan Rawllnga' “ Oal Young'un" will be ahowft at 9 pm.. Saturday. April 21. “Florida WiMUfe and the Evengarfea'^wtll be shown at 7 p.m.. Thursday. April 90. For more'detaito. can 329-3102. ' Herald elan wittars Activities around the states the 90th Day. April 99. The call attention to purity of the air. there to Carnival planned "Fun Day Feattval” wfll be held alt day Saturday.'Aprfl 91. t l 8t. James AME Church. Cypreaa and Pina Avenue*. Sanfcrd. The public la Invited for ftm, gamea. food, and rides. I TOpKJm DffviTli lOflKHIUW A \ Dress in caaual Caribbean bland attire and attend the "Caribbean Carnival" aponaored by the Orlando' TVnt of Variety Clubo ImematlnaL a worldwide organtsatidU that benefits chlldren'a charities. Procceda from the event «wM go the the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Onawhabtea, Inc. 11 The carnival wlU be held April 91 al the Palace Hotel m Laka Buena Vlata. A buffet dinner, dancing and entertainment are .planned. Admission la 908 per person. Call B in Mendes at 630-1311today during business hour* for more Infonbafioa. Lass Is morn . Make your point In 30 minutes or teas. Seminole Community College (8CC) Toastmaster* to sponsoring a apeechcraft workshop entitled "How to Prepare an Effective Speech m 90 Minutes or Leas." from 7-0 p.m.. AprS 34. In the SCO1Library Building, room 906. Admission at the door to 09; Ip i material c nuii fbO /• 1h :>u ! *,’mftfi v 1 i ’ i c\ri t;e w m to to the Day of the Envl- Pubhc A ilp rtu i 1 Earth Day cxieLlgthouse Point Smy rna Atlantic Avenue. 10 of Daytona Beach, will offer a newly developed guided walk through the aalt marsh, coastal hammock and dunce at 0 am .. 11 am ., and 1 pm . April 39. A Living History program will be held at aundown on April 27 and 99. For more’ Information, call I9O4I79O-90O7. Springs Wildlife Day at Hdmosassa Springs Wildlife Park, call (904) 8200343. For more Information on Ihe Adopt-A-Manatee program, call I -000-432001N. Doy at tho zoo On April 21. Central Florida Zoological Park will feature edu­ cational displays on conserva­ tion, endangered species, re­ c y c lin g . w ild life in your yearly popuation o f backyard and more, from II m lden ce The as In residence. a.m. until 2 pm . Education public can adopt one of these curator Tom Williams will apeak through Save the C onservation and Ihe lb. On April 29 at the on Purpose of Zoos al 11 a.m. and 1 park, the Oral 00 people wanting pm . The first 900 people after I I am . will receive a 12-Inch bare root pine tree courtesy of Ihe Seminole County Agricul­ Many environmental groups ture Department. There will be a w « have education booths at the chlldren'a area with storytelling, on Barth Day. and Fran games and other activities. Florida’s newDtrector Admission Is 05 for adults. 02 o f NacrtuHon and Parks will for children three through 12. celebrate Earth day there. and 03 for seniors. Children two FOr more Information on Earth and under are admitted free. aavios th orj w ulu. I would Juat like to let eee people know. Dm of all. it I really don’t know the swer and. second. H la really ne of their business. I am tired trying to think of aomcthtng Agmah VANBUftfN narconoo Anonymous io mvsi Narcotics Anonymoua meets Friday at I I pm . at the House of OoodwtU. 317 Oak Ave.. Banfard. •I Old HmsNdlit W H i ears W V V out |Fli9 In Ml IVIVWVf^VM T a a w a ia m a H n n u m l a m a a l off. a baby atarted to acream until that ear-piercing nolae nearly blew out my eardrumat I waa terribly annoyed, and ao waa everyone elae on that plana not ao much with the baby aa w ith the m other. HatlMft who can’t control their Rising through ftis ranks in the service Tecta, 0gt. Michael C. LaPoints haa graduated from an Air force m ajor com m and noneom * mlaalnned officer academy. T h e a e rg e a n t r e c e iv e d advanced military teaderahip and management training. He la an aircrew egreae ayatema technician with the SOtb Tactical Training Wing at MacDtil Air force Baae, Pta. ta f»rtntT la the aon of * ||, Woodward o f M M Palmetto nt la a 1076 graduilnole Community Sanford Antiques n om ln eero nam e, aireet addreaa. city, and daytime phone number at the tap,of your letter. clarity, with -■ Only ireldanta of Seminole County are 'eliblibie to be n o m in h lo il hut t hei r nommalora nded*hot Uvc In Seminole County. Idyllwllde Elementary School will celebrate Earth Day which, coincides with the school's annl-; veraary. After a barbecue lunch1 from 1-3 pm .. Sunday, the school'a chorus and cheerleaders will perform from 3-4 pm . The public to Invited free of charge for Ihe entertainment at 3 pm. Tickets for the barbecue are sold out. For couch potatoes, ABC will present a two-hour television spectacular. "T im e Warner P re sen ta T h e B arth Day Special." Touted aa enlightening and Inspiring. Ihe show features an all-star cast. Alrdate and time: 0-11 p.m. Sunday, April 22. Man who stole may ba just a thief of hearts LlfeiAAAlAfe SmAmaMaamisA The Antique and Ctaodfe Automobile Club of County apooaoca a display of old pan. in the W T “ Highway 17-02. tbelr old cars or Partridge al 332-3607. Zoological Society members are admitted free. For more Information, contact the coo at 323-4400 or 0432341. 700W. 1st Sired Sanford. Florida 1*771 (407) S«lt035 It Quality Deal*™ Tuesday thru Saturday II am to 4 pm Welcome Newcomer! "Why don’t you oak them?' ~ .. _______ - ___ - ~ T ? V - ? !r r_ _. * paraanw, jmpi 'T**7,. * ’y g ' ! I tT * .. *2 2 * i L . J �LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH A ttrm bty Of Qod B cptla t 119 W Attpofl iN d . Unload mvv Baptlat CfUTHAl SAFTHt CHtfBCH 31019V I f lt l OwWonl VfltU -M S* Wit B WWOT C hurch O f Chrlat T o U * V o w C h u rc h O arv teas O n kSCtpf ism am am l#m r w T h is P a p a l t d T h a A d v e r t is in g D e p t 3 2 3 *2 0 1 1 ■■ i THE FOLLOWING FIRM8 SUPPORT THE CHURCHES OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA OPEAT SERVICE OREAT EYEWEAR Eunjoa Wilson and Staff COR 323*3011 CaH 333-3011 Call 331-3011 i *4 * *- p L �IN Old, new m usic aids churches BRIFF Contemporary Christian music has mi significant change In the way mualc m in churches in Seminole County eh as elsewhere in the nation. Musical directors and oth er rep 6|f the text and mtlody art ippealing, t uaa it. tt doesn't natter If it la contemporary The teem el New tit. Calvery ere also nurtured In tredlUanel music. Rev. Meyer eeye the teens ere ettrected to the beet of contemporary Christ ten music, but ee they ere encouratfd to carefully reed the lyrics, they find similarities between the lyrics they end the lyrics In tredltionel hymns. He that If the teens are allowed to express themselves freely In worship through their music, they will make the intuition to traditional music on their own. At the first Baptist Church o f Sanford, contemporary Christian music .Is used In outreach ministries, as evidenced by a recent concyrt by At Denson. Why use contemporary Christian music far outreach? Rev. Tommy Johns, Minister of Education •aid. “ The Old Lighthouse doesn't do It for t. We want to reach the audience, the and atm honor Ood with the music." Some churches do not choose to use luatc at all. .lay Williams. Minister of Mt Avenue Baptist Church, does not use any contemporary music because he feds the message contained In the lyrics la weak and the theology la poor. "W e believe we come to worship Ood In truth and spirit," he said. He then chooses music with a scriptural emphasis that appeals to his congregation, uses traditional hymns and new music pulibllahed by Muaclal Ministries. OleenvtUe. a e “ In ten yean what la now considered contemporary will be traditional." said Mailt f astman. manager of Long'a Christian Music Center. Hie Inventory range* Aram traditional music and Southern quartet muMe to heavy metal and progressive rock. U .S . 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No. 224— Sanford. Florida Seminole High boys win state 3A track championship NEWS DIGEST ®F TO U T DeSORMIIR Herald Sports Editor___________ INSIDE WINTER PARK - Seminole High School's streak of slute championships In track and field was extended Frtday night at Shnwnltcr Field and *lob Mosher Track as the Seminole boys rnmprd to the Class 3A title. □ P«opl« T h e envelope please. SANFORD — The lellers were read, the talllrn counted and the decision was tough. Hut. the Rest Mom contest results are Included In this edition. Bee Page IC G Local Sheriff’s deputy killed W o rld The Tribe girls, who had won four consecutive state crowns, saw their streak broken as they finished a distant fourth to champion Jucksonvlllc-Rlbault. Th r Semlnolrs scored 20 tram points while Rlbault finished with 46. Robert Moore led the Seminole boys, scoring 14 of the Tribe's 32 points by winning the triple Jump (49-614). finishing second In thr shot put (57-5M) and taking fifth In the long Jump (22-914). all three marks being personal bests. He also ran a leg of Seminole's, third-place 400­ m .ter relay. Uy comparison, second-plate Tltusvllle-Astronaut scored Just re c o rd f e f e ■y J . BRADLEY DILLINO i . Herald stall witter WASHINGTON — The budget talks, aimed at cutting the rapidly rising federal deficit, will begin with all options on the table. They will Include higher taxes Hush promised In 1988 to oppose and domestic cuts In programs like Medicare that Democrats would rather not make. Bee Page BA BRIEFS B ubble gum cham pion on trial Safety dem onstration backfires GREENWOOD. Ind. (UPI) - A policewoman who slightly wounded a high school student while giving a flrcrarms safety demonstration was suspended lor one day without pay. Terri Gann, the Greenwood Police Department public relations officer, was giving a talk on handgun control Thursday In Greenwood High School when die accident happened. Police Chief Charles f fenderson said. Henderson said Gann thought the gun she was using was kiaded with blanks, but she had Inadvertently Inserted a shell with a low gunpowder load and a plastic Up. The slug hit senior Phil Mycre. raising a w elt He was treated at the high school nurse's office and later given a tetanus shot at a clinic. Henderson said he was unaware a gun would be discharged as part o f the demonstration by Gunn. He said lie had halted that practice and ordered Gann to take a safety course in firearms handling. From wire reports INDEX Business.................... SB Classified*.. 7,8,9,10B C om ics.......................4C C rossw ord................ 4C Doar Abby..................1C Deaths........................BA editorial..................... 2D Education..................CC Florida........................2A Health......................... SB Horoscope...............4C Nation....................... 8A Opinion.....................3D People...........1 C ,2 0 ,3 0 Perspective.............1D Sports.... 1B,2B,3B,4B Television................ 5C View point.......... 1D-4D W eather....................2A W o rld ........................ 8 A S u nny and warm Mostly sunny with a high near 90. F o r m ora w e a th e r, sea Page 2 A am Mora Track, 8— Ptg 4 IB Super Challenge power boat races continue today □ Nation FRESNO. Calif. — World champion bubble gum queen Susan Montgomery Williams went on trial Friday lor popping her gum so loudly outside a murder trial courtroom that balllfls claimed It sounded like a .38-rallbcr pistol going off. "M e and my gum stick together." Williams sold outside the courtroom. Insisting the two rookie balllifs attempted to bully her when she refused to slop chewing her gum In a courtroom hallway Feb. 7. She was arrested for disturbing a court proceeding. Williams. 29. a mother o f two. holds thr Guinness worid record for n 22 Inch diameter bubble blown In 1985. "I'v e got no gumpcitiion" sire wisecracked to reporters, adding she may petition Guinness for a world's loudest gum pop category. Things got sticky for Williams last Octolrer during the Fresno Fair, when she bothered falrgoers at an outdoor concert by popping her gum and was arrested by (Killer when she refused to stop popping. Those charges were dropped Feb. 7 but while she was at the courthouse for that matter, bailiffs Dana Crittenden and Richard Wllholte testified they repeatedly asked her to stop popping her gum In the hallway outside a courtroom where a Jury was being selected In a murder case. t Bee Champa, Pag* SA o n la k e ORLANDO — Tom Ingram, an Orange Counly Sheryl's Department deputy, riled of head Injuries hr sustained when hr was struck by the truck after stopping to trip an accident victim. Thy truck was allegedly driven by a drunk driver who crashed through a barricade. See Page 2 A Ta xe s seen in budget 17 points. "I'v e been waiting three years for a state ch a m p io n s h ip ." Moore said. "T h ree years Is too long to wait. I told Coach (Ken Hrauman) we were winning the championship this year." HoroM Photo by Tammy Vlncont Curtis Hanner, driving boat rurrber GN31, led, linishes second in the Grand National class behind lust place driver Hugh Jarms, boat number GN96, right I t ’s life in t h e re a l fa s t la n e fo r s o m e p o w e r b o a t ra c e rs By TOM LANHAM Herald Correspon jent SANFORD — It's a heck o f a life, but somebody has to live It. Neal tlaraway. 19. of Hrulnswltk. Georgia, the I9H9 Nuttonal Outboard Champion In the EP class Isa young man In a hurry. Tills weekend's Sanford Super Challenge Is the third event In ns many "reeks on the ten-month- long AI'HA tour Friday night. Ilam w ay and his team did not arrive In Sanlord until one a m . (list In nine to get some sleep before a grueling weekend of races, bill loo late to attend the pre-raee festivities In town. The real hurrying, though, comes after he settles Into bis racing boats In hts first race Saturday. Ilarawuy set a speed record on the Lake Monroe course. See Fast, Page SA SANFORD — Police were surprised that II went so smoothly. Promoters were surprised that the crowd didn't reach at least 10 XX). And. despite winds that halted hydroplane bout races early, racers were plcaxintly surprised that roughly 5.000 people did show to see them perforin. The Sanford Super Challenge '90 races will continue on Lake Monroe today at 10 a.m. It was the hydri^ilane boat rate weekend that has been hyped and advertised for about two months and. droplte the low turnout, promoters and race boaters are calling the event u success. More than half of the roughly 100 souped up. high-powered hints raced In right different classes. The remainder of the craft didn't compete Saturday because of bad weather conditions near the r. 1 o f the clay, but before the wind and the waves com piled against the race, one existing world record was broken and a new one set. Neal Harraway. of Brunswick Ga.. broke Ihe existing world record for the EP class. 53 inpii hydroplanes. The record was 50.51 mph for Ihe small cralt. Harraway treat lire record wlili a startling 5H.54H speed. "W e were seeing white raps out there and we )ust can't have that with these hydroplanes." said In board Race Chairman Tom Suvward. "T h a t’s all they need to fllpover." There are atKxit 100 boats racing in 15 diff**;nt classes, bused on structure and engine size. Race organizers were Intending to give all the classes and boats a chance to compete Saturday and run them all again Sunday. Hut because the last half •he o f Ihe races were called off. these will be the llrst boats to race Sunday. Race officials said they hope- to ran all fifteen classes once on Sunday and all of the races held from yesterday. See World record, Page 5A Business leaders tell governor of recession fear United Prass International PONTE VEDRA BEACH - Florlda's top business leaders arc warn­ ing Gov. Hob Martinez that the continued deadlock over transporta­ tion financing could send the slate’s economy Into a serious recession. Members of the Florida Council of l(X) said during their annual spring meeting that new roads are vital to satisfy ihe requirements of the state's Growth Management Act. "W e simply must, during this legislative session, find some cumpromise that will permit Ihe (trans­ portation) system to be funded." s a id W i l l a r d D o v e r , a F o r t Lauderdale attorney who Is head of the council. "There Is a deepening expressed concern that Florida is heading for a serious recession directly related to this business of growth manage­ ment." Dover said. The I9H5 Growth Management Art requires (hut roads and other Infrastructure needs be in place before growth Is allowed. The stale can order development moratori­ ums If those requirements are not met. Martinez, who two weeks ago vetoed the Legislature's $5.2-bllllon funding package for highways, told the group that he Is optimistic that some sort of transportation plan ran be achieved. "There's plenty of time. Three weeks In Ihe Legislature Is a long tim e," he said. Several business leaders said after Martinez's speech that they share bis optimism. Escapee nabbed in fifth ‘Rock fe jr Pile’ drug sting By SUSANLODEN Herald stall writer SANFORD — Among (hose rounded up In Seminole Counly in Ihe statewide "Rock Pile V ." drug bust Friday and Saturday night was a suspected cocaine buyer who was Identified as an escapee from the county Jail. There was more trouble for 14 others already Jailed to serve weekend sentences here. Their urine, tested In "Urine Trouble II." showed positive for cither cocaine, marijuana or both. City County Investigative Bureau Commander Lt. Donald Eslingersald. A tolal of 49 drug-related arrests were made here Friday night, with 13 persons charged as accused buyers o f crack cocaine from an undercover policeman In rural Altamonte Springs. Others were* arrested as accused dealers In Sanford. Fern Park and Altamonte Springs. That count of street buyers Is down from previous busts. Eslinger said, because most of the buyers have switched to other supply areas for cocaine, and It Is harder for lawmen lo penetrate to those new. less open sources. The total count for the two-nlght statewide operation was not In by press lime, but by 9 p.m. Saturday CCIH agents assisted by sheriffs depu­ ties. the SW AT team and (Millie from Sanlord. Lake Mary. Longwood. Casselberry and Altamonte Springs, had totaled 7 0 arrests. Eslingersald. Four earlier Roek Pile operations, last year and this February, netted almost 400 arrests ol crack buyers tn Sem inole County, most In rural Altamonte Springs. In the state, the four earlier See Rock Pile, Page 4A H txkl Photo by Suton . od«n Seminole County SW AT ofticiers and CCIB agents arrest a drug suspect. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS �<>» ■ H B j H N >— Ssnlotd 'MM'ft Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 f iE W S FR O M . n £ * R E G IO t * :’ W f ? A C R O S S TH E S TA Tg Drunk driver kills Orange deputy Astronauts dedicate museum TiTU SVILLE — Five of the original "Mercury S even " astronauts who carried America Into apace almost 30 y e a n ago dedicated a museum and tourist attraction Friday tracing the history o f their pioneering voyages on the high frontier. "T h is la. In fact, another milestone." said Alan Shepard, the fln t American to be launched Into space on May 5, 1961. "T h is Is the first time that astronauts o f the first group have exhibited things that arc personal and sentimental to them. We hope It will encourage youngsters to follow In our footsteps.” Shepard and four other Mercury Seven astronauts — Sen. John Olenn. D-Ohlo. Malcolm Scott Carpenter. Gordon Cooper and Donald "D ek e" Slayton — were on hand to formally dedicate the U.S. Astronaut Hall o f Fame, which shares a 37,000-square-foot building with U.S. Space Camp o f Florida. ‘World’s oldest crack dealer* arrested SEBRING — An 81-year-old man described as "the w orld‘s oldest crack dealer” by Sebrlng police has been arrested on cocaine charges for the fifth time In three years. James Darby was charged Thursday night with possession of cocaine after authorities said they found a m atchbox containing cocaine residue on the bedroom floor o f his home. "H e's a good old guy. but he Just can't seem to stop.” Police Chief Robert Baker said. "H e once told us he was just supplementing his Social Security Income." Baker says his officers had Information that the retired citrus laborer had started dealing cocaine again shortly after his release from prison earlier this year on a cocaine conviction. On* dies In second fire si hotel MIAMI BEACH — One man was killed and three others Injured Saturday In a hotel fire that occurred Just blocks from the ruins o f the Fontana Hotel, which was gutted in April by a blaze that claimed nine lives. The fire started at 2:24 p.m. on the first floor o f the Lombardy Inn and spread to three rooms, said Sgt. James Mazer, a spokesman for the Miami Beach police and fire departments. "T h e fatality occurred on the second floor Immediately above where we believe the fire originated." said Mazer. "T h e victim Is an elderly gentleman who appears to have died o f smoke Inhalation." Three other victims o f smoke Inhalation were t«ken to two area hospitals, Mazer said.' Florida smuggler sentenced r. r. bt MILWAUKEE — A Florida pilot caught trying to smuggle 38 pounds o f cocaine Into Milwaukee has been sentenced to 37 V5 years In prison without possibility o f parole, marking Wisconsin's longest sentence on drug charges. Federal Judge Robert W. Warren Issued the sentence Friday for John Mettler. 37, of Fort Lauderdale, after Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph R. Wall asked fo ra life sentence. Mettler had transported more than 3,500 pounds of cocaine Into the United States and was arrested trying to make a shipment In Milwaukee last October. Warren said he stopped short o f Issuing Wisconsin's first life sentence for drug trafficking because he wanted to reserve the sentence "fo r the real animals out there." Mettler was found guilty by a Jury Feb. 21 for conspiracy and felony cocaine possession. Manatees may cruise 1-95 FORT LAUDERDALE — Tw o manatees that skipped ‘their annual migration this spring for an extended stay at Port Everglades m ay be heading back to central Florida on Interstate 95. officials say. Concerned state and federal environmentalists are consid­ ering capturing the mammals and shipping them to Brevard County by truck. If the mammals do not decide to leave on their own soon. The sea cows, a mother and her 1W-year-old calf, took up residence 2W months ago In Florida Power & Light Co.'s intake canal at Port Everglades. The mammals stayed longer than usual because people were feeding them at the Sea Life Display Area, port officials said. Woman arrested on 18th DUI charge INVERNESS — An Ocala woman could be sentenced Monday to five years In prison for drunken driving, and prosecutors are saying it's not enough. Dollle Louise Fazekas Is "a menace to everyone on the road." Assistant State Attorney Lisa Porter said Friday. "This case Is Just Incredible.” Fazekas' record o f driving offenses runs six full pages and Includes at least 12 license suspensions. She has used 14 aliases, nine Social Security numbersand six different birth dates to get a driver's license. Her record also shows that Fazekas has been Involved In three accidents while driving under the Influence, but there Is no record Indicating that anyone was Injured. From United Press International Reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE— The winning numbers Friday In the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 game were 5, 19, 29.13 end 34. The daily numbnr Friday In the Florida Loltery CASH 3 game was 160 □ Straight Play ^umbers In exact order): (250 on a 50-cent bet, (500 on(1, □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): (80 lor e 50 cent bet, (160 an(1. □ Box 6 (numbers In any order): (40 fora 50-cent bet. (80 on (1. □ St, light Box 3: (330 in order drawn, (80 In any order on e (1 bet The tl* winning number! drawn Seurday In the Lotto game art I, t. It. 14, 01. 4* tU J P i 4*1 I N I Sunday. May 13. 1990 Vol 82, No 224 Publilhed Daily and Sunday, eveept Saturday by The Son lord Herald, Inc., M0 N French Ave., Sanford. Fia. iitti . Second C la i! Pottage Peid at Sanlord. Florida Jim POSTM ASTER Send e d d reti change! to THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0. Bor lesr. Sanford. FL IITTI. Subtcriphen R etet I Deity 4 Sunday) Home Delivery 4 Mad 1 Month! It * 14 0 Month! II* M 1 Veer m o* Phone (4011 111 1411. ORLANDO — An Orange County sheriffs deputy who had stopped to help an accident victim was willed early Saturday by an allegedly drunk driver whose pickup truck crashed through a barricade, police said. Tom Ingram, an eight-year veteran of the Orange County Sheriff's Department, died of head Injuries he sustained when he was struck by the truck, Florida Highway Patrol Lt. Randy Harper said. Ingram and two other deputies had Noriega defense met with Castro MIAMI — Cuban leader Fidel C astro provtded law yers for Manuel Noriega with documents refuting charges that the former Panamanian d elator smuggled cocaine Into the United States, it was reported Friday, Miami attorney Frank Rublno told The Miami Herald he met with Cuban President Castro In M arch In H avana and w as "su rprised" when Castro dis­ closed that he had met earlier with other Noriega lawyers to give them Information to help their case. "Fidel Castro met with some o f General N oriegi's lawyers and d is cu ss ed c e rta in s e n s itiv e issues with us," Rublno con­ firmed Thursday. "H e further provided us with certain docu­ mentation. The nature o f the documentation cannot be re­ vealed because of the Classified Information Procedures A ct." The federal law prohibits the p u b lic a t io n o f d o c u m e n t s classified by the U.S. govern­ ment. Rublno would not say which other members o f the defense team went to Havana. Rublno. Steven Kollln. Jon May and New York attorney David Lewis art d e fe n d in g N o r ie g a a g a in s t charges he helped Colombian drug dealers smuggle cocaine Into the United States. All o f Noriega's attorneys have a s k e d U .S . D is tr ic t J u d g e W illiam Hoeveler to allow them to withdraw from the case on the rounds the government has ozen Noriega's assets, making it Impossible for lhem to be paid. S stopped on East Highway 50 In Orange County about 3 a.m. to help an accident victim when the mishap - txurred. "T h e deputy stopped to assist, along with two other deputies, when they saw a vehicle approaching westbound that obviously was not going to stop." Harper said. "T w o o f the deputies Jumped out o f the way. and attempted to warn the third deputy. But. unfortunately there was not enough tim e." The pickup driver, Steven Bourne. 44. o f O r l a n d o , h a s b e e n c h a r g e d w it h drlving-under-the-lnfluence manslaughter In connection with the officer’s death. Harper said. "T h is was a suspected drunk driver." Harper said. "A n d Deputy Ingram was working the DUI squad o f the sheriff's department.” Bourne sustained only minor cuts to the race In the accident. The accident victim whom the deputies had stopped to assist was treated and released from an Orlando hospital. POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT Five automatically win re-election to Congress UwItM Press Iw tw w itkw il for candidates to qualify for the November elections. T A L L A H A S S E E - F iv e Incumbent congressmen have automatically won re-election after the filing deadline for c o n g re s s io n a l ca n d id a te s passed without them drawing any opposition. Four o f the five unopposed Incumbents are Republicans - C.W. Bill Young of Largo. A n d y Ir e la n d o f W in te r Haven. Porter Goss of Sanlbcl and E. Clay Shaw of Fort Lauderdale. T h e lo n e D e m o c ra t to e s c a p e w ith o u t c ith e r a primary or general election opponent was Larry Smith o f Hollywood. Florida has 19 seats in the U.S. C ongress, and noon Friday was the filing deadline Some highlights: •Republican Rep. Michael Blltrakls o f Palm Harbor has d ra w n o p p o s itio n In h is party's primary and from a Democrat, self-described envi­ ronm entalist C heryl Davis Knapp o f Safety Harbor. primary approved • R e p u b lic a n R ep . B ill Grant, who switched political parties almost Immediately after winning re-election In 1988. will face the winner o f a two-man Democratic primary. The two Democratic contes­ tants are Tallahassee lawyer Bob Boyd and Douglas "P ete" Peterson, a former prisoner of war who Is headmaster of the Dozier School for Boys In Mnrianna. TALLAHASSEE - Flori­ da would have the nation’* e a r t le a t p r e s i d e n t i a l p rim a ry if le g is la tio n app roved F rid ay b y a Senate committee becomes law. The Senate Ethics and E le c t io n s C o m m it t e e approved the measure by a 5-2 vote to h o ld th e primary on the flnt Tues­ day after the ftret Monday in January. Candidates would have to declare their intentions by the end of the previous September to the eligible. Senate budget calls for repealed tax United Press International TALLAHASSEE — A little-noticed item In the stale Senate's budget bill has some business le&dcra up In arms because It would allow the state to levy corporate Income taxes on out-of-state companies that currently do not pay them. One business leader said Friday the levy Is a new version o f the controversial unitary tax that was repealed by the state In 1984. The repeal came after companies threatened to bypass Florida In the future. " I f w e’re going to do this, we might as well shut down the Department o f Com m erce." said Job Shebel, president o f Associated Industries of Florida, a group that represents 4.000 companies statewide. Supporters of the levy said It Is a fair way to levy corporate Income taxes on companies that do business In Florida but are based elsewhere. The levy would close a loophole in the state's corporate tax rules, they said. "It Is not unitary, but It has a small characteristic of It." •aid S«-pqre President Boh Crawford. "It does not have nearly as wide a reach." The unitary tax passed In 1983 was based on a company's worldwide earnings. The levy proposed In the Senate hill Is based on national earrings, but like the earlier tax It would be assessed on the percentage of a company's payroll, property and sales In Florida. The "water's edge" tax would raise an estimated 915 million annually. Sen. William "D o c" Myers. R-Hobc Sound, authored the proposal. Occult ‘stop-and-go’ is good business in Miami 8 y DK’ANN WSIMKR UPI writer MIAMI — Nestled In south Florida's shopping centers next to the beauty shops and shoe hospitals arc stores filled with a stran ge assortm ent o f soup tureens, plastic Madonnas, co­ conuts and statues of Indian chiefs. T h e y a re b o ta n lc a s . th e stop-and-go stores of the occult. T o the uninitiated, their wares are a mystifying assortment of dolls, beaded jewelry, horse tails and shoes, plants, hand-carvcd bow ls, in cen se, k n ives and magical potions available In an array of aerosol sprays and bath oils. For their customers — mostly Hispanic and Haitian — the goods are religious symbols, tools needed to attract their special deities and to appeal for help In their lives. C atering largely to practlcloners o f the secretive AfroCaribbean religions, such as Santerla and voodoo, the shops are often the only visible evi­ dence that such beliefs have a firm foothold among thousands o f south Florida residents. Though they sell tarot cards and crucifixes, the botanlcas were designed by and for practlcloners o f Santerla — a religion brought first to Cuba by African slaves In the last century and Infamous for Its use of animal sacrifice during religious serv­ ices. Santerla was outlawed In the late 19th century by the Cuban govern m en t under pressure from the Catholic Church. How­ ever. the law was skirted by practlcioners who gave the most popular deities the names of Catholic saints. "It's one-stop shopping. A 7-11 for religious stufT." said Ernesto Pichardo, minister o f the Santcrla church La Iglesla Lukuml Bahaiu Ay. " (If you) need ritual symbols to practice Santerla or a little voodoo, go to the botanlca. T h e y a re r e lig io u s s u p p ly stores.” Pichardo said botanlcas are an "A m e ric a n phenom ena that never existed In Cuba." "In Cuba you have markets like In Mexico. You need a maraca (rattled to attract the attention of deities during re­ ligious services) you go to the person In the market who sells the maracas. You need a chicken or pigeon (ft>r sacrifice) and you go to a farm. "But botanlcas are an Ameri­ can Invention. We don't want to have to drive around everywhere getting this stuff. It's capitalism. "Scholars come down here and are overwhelmed by the botanlcas. Then they go to Cuba and they think they're going to the heart of Santerlam and they get there and say ‘ Where are the botanlcas?’" T h e b o ta n lca s op en ed In Miami In the early 1970s and concentrated on selling plants for herbal remedies relied upon by Cuban and Haitian immi­ grants. TH E W EA TH ER LO CAL FO R EC A ST Today.,,Mostly sunny with a high near 90. Wind from the south at lOmph. ■ Tonight...Fair with a low In the mid 60's. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with u slight chance o f afternoon showers or thunderstorms. High In the low 90‘s. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a r tly cloudy with a slight chance of afternoon showers or thun­ d e r s to r m s T u e s d a y and Wednesday. High In the low 90's and a low In the mid to upper 60s. FLORIDA TAMPS M IA M I - H o n d o 14 hour temperature! end rainfall 4l 4 a m COT Saturday City HI Lo Rein Apalachicola is sa BOO Cretlneo n si BOO t* sa BOO Deytone Beach Fort Louder dele as o* ooo ♦4 or o oo F o rtM re c * Galneiville at so 000 Jeckunvllle to u 000 Key Wtit it ti goo M iam i IT TS 0 00 Pentecola TS 41 0 00 Saraiote Braueflton *1 OS OOO T elloheuee u sa ooo Tempo to oe ooo Veto Beech 11 4* 0 00 W eil Palm Beech as ts ooo NATIONAL TKMFS K X T IN D K D O U T L O O K y A --------------1 MONDAY P tlyC ld y 9 1 -7 0 TU ES D A Y P tly C ld y 92 -7 2 W EDNESDAY Su nn y 9 3 -7 0 v \J^ TH U R S D A Y P tlyC ld y 91-72 TIDES •M ASKS F R ID A Y C lo u d y 8 9 -7 3 STATISTICS SATU RDAY: o FULL May 9 NEW May 24 3 C SO LU N AR T A B L E : Min. 7:35 LAST M ay 17 a.m.. 8:15 p.m.; MaJ. 1:25 a.m.. F IR S T M ay 31 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves are 2 feet and choppy. Current Is lo the north with a wa'cr tempera­ ture o f 72 degrees. N ew Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 3 feet and choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature of 72 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15, 2.00 p.m. T ID E S ; D a y to n a Beach: highs. 10:18 a.m.. 10:37 p.m.: lows. 4:15 a m .. 3:58 p.m.; N e w S m yrn a B each: highs. 10:23 a.m., 10:42 p.m.; lows. 4:20 a.m.. 4:03 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 10:38 a.m.. 10:57 p.m.: lows.4:47a.m.. 4:1H p.m. BOATINQ S t. A u gu stin e to J u p ite r In let Today...wind east 10 to 15kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. T o n I g h t . . , w i nd c a s t to southeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 It. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Sunday...wind southeast 10 to 15 kts. St-as 2 to 4 ft The temperature at 4 p.m. Saturday was 87 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 61. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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Caaaelberry. was arrested on Saturday Tor allegedly assaulting his girlfriend Deborah Jones while she slept on a couch In their house, police reported yesterday. According to police reports. Wallace slapped Jones In the face and then struck her with his fist causing her to lose consciousness for about 20 seconds. Jones’ two daughters, both minors, were witnesses to the assault. Tw o arraatad on fraud chargaa WINTER SPRINOS Cheryl Burnette Reese and her husband Jerome Keith Reese, of 15430 Oregon Ave., Orlando, were arrested at Captain Nemo's on Red Bug Road on charges of defrauding an Innkeeper and disorderly Intoxication. Jerome Reese was also charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. The couple had Incurred a $87 bar tab. but had left the establishment having only paid $41 of the bill, according to police reports. When employees approached them outside to ask for payment, they refused, police said. Seminole County sheriff's officers were summoned to assist. Cheryl Reese became verbally abusive to the officers and still refused to settle the tab. police said. Jerome Reese claimed he had no money and also became verbally abusive, according to police. A search of Jerome Reese revealed a small plastic bag containing less than 20 grams of marijuana, police said. Two break in apartment, found stooping SANFORD — Frank Ford and Kevin Phillips, who have no permanent addresses, were arrested for breaking Into an apartment at 2424 Lake Ave.. Apartment A. Sanford, and sleeping there without the permission of the owner. Ford Is currently on probation for a felony ofTense. According to police reports, the pair has been observed sleeping In the apartment on several other occasions. Qirlfriond reports assault ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Anthony Wayne Stevens o f 512 New England Ave.. Apartment 202. In Altamonte Springs was arrested yesterday for assaulting his girlfriend Nancy Long. Long, who has lived with Stevens since January, reported that he arrived at their apartment In an Intoxicated condition and began arguing, according to police reports. The argument turned violent when Stevens struck her on the chest, shoulders and back with his fists, police said. Long reported that he attempted to choke her when she tried to escape. According to arrest reports. Stevens had In the past threatened Long’s life If she were to ever call the police. Woman charged with auto theft LAKE MARY — Rhonda G. Blakely was arrested on charges of grand theft auto when she and her II-year-old daughter were found sleeping In a car that had been reported stolen from Charleston, s C Neighbors reported a suspicious car with South Carolina license plates parked at 123 Alma Ave.. Lake Mary. Responding officers found the mother and daughter asleep In the car. While both were arrested and handcuffed at first, the child was "unarrested.” uncuffed and released In the custody of an uncle, police said. Man fights over House of Babes charge FERN BARK - James Robert Kimball of 520 Yew Court; Altamonte Springs, was arrested after repeatedly striking Dominic Nolfc. an employee at The House o f Babes In Fern Park. Kimball, according to arrest reports, disputed the admission charge at the adult entertainment establishment and began hitting and punching Nolfc. Nolfc sustained minor injuries to his face In the altercation with Kimball • ho Is 6 '6 " tall and weighs 415 pounds. Chamber seeks new leifflbers ■y NICK PFBPAUP Herald staff witter LA KE MARY - A dozen teams will begin scouting the entire Lake Mary business community beginning Tuesday os the 1990 annual drive to seek new m em ­ bers for the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce gets underway. The membership drive will begin with a klckofT breakfast at the chamber headquarters. 3821 Lake Emma Road, and run through May 23. The goal this yea r Is to obtain 100 new members. According to Delores Lash, a member o f the cham­ ber’s board o f directors, last year's goal was 100 new m em ­ bers. and the drive was able to sign up 125. C ochairm en o f this y ea r’s drive arc chamber Vice Presi­ dent John Slcgd and DcLorcs Lash. Team captains selected earlier this month Include Joe D e tlz . Pat C a llo w a y . J u d y Rankin. Shari Brodle. Brent C a r ll. K a th lc R a g a n . D on Stcedly, Kcrmlt Arnold. Mike C u ra sl, D avid D arrow . J oe Rosier. Martin Kansol and Anne Petsos. C h a m b e r P r e s id e n t M ik e Curasl said the membership drive will conclude with a Busi­ ness After Ilnurs ut the Swiss Inn Restaurant. " I 'm sure ev ery o n e looks fo r w a r d to a d d in g q u a lity membership to our chamber this year," Curasl said. Sinkhole on i*4 Al Young, of the Florida Department of Transportation headquarters In DeLand, surveys a sinkhole on the Lake Mary westbound exit ramp of lnterstate-4 discovered after a car drove into the hole late Friday night A Lake Mary police spokesperson said two people Involved In the two-car accident at the sinkhole were transported to South Seminole Community Hospital In Longwood, but no further Informa­ tion was available last night. DOT was filling and repaving the opening of the tDfoot by 20-foot hole yesterday and expected work to be c o m p le t e d by 6 p.m . last n ig h t, the spokesperson said. Lawyers debate free legal aid United Press International TALLAHASSEE — Few lawyers dispute that Florida's poor can’t afford legal representation, but being required to give free legal aid to the poor amounts to slavery, attorneys told the stnte Supreme Court Friday. But supporters o f a petition requiring lawyers In private practice to provide free services to the poor argued that they had a professional obligation to see that people of few means had equal access to the Judicial system. " It ’s time we lawyers come down from our high-rise offices.’’ said Sandy D'Alemberte. the former dean o f Florida State University College of Law and president-elect-nominee of the American Bar Association. "It Isa professional responsibility to serve the poor." According to the Florida Bar. about 85 percent o f Its members already provide legal assistance to Eisner ‘annoyed’ at Orlando bond challenge United Prasa International ORLANDO — The chairman of the Walt Disney Co. Friday said the government of Orlando is Incompetent, but later apologized for the off-the-cuff remark. Disney Chairman Michael Eisner also said he was a "little annoyed" by a legal challenge to Disney's right to use lax exempt bonds for Improvements to its Central Florida holdings. Disney's governmental arm, the Reedy Creek Improvement District, won all $57 million in tax-erempt bonds available in six Central Florida counties this year and plans to use them to upgrude Disney's sewuge system. Orange County officials, who wanted to use the bonds to raise $19 m'lllon lo finance affordable housing, asked Reedy Creek to surrender some o f the bonds, but district officials refused, saying they had gotten their application in first and had won the bonds fairly. A Judge ruled In Disney’s favor Thursday. "T h e fact that Orlando is Incompetent as a government In this urea and was not only l l ’m g o in g to g e t in to su ch tro u b le by say in g th e y are in co m p e ten t.... I c a n ’t •re lie v e I s a id th e y w e re in c o m p e te n t. | -Disney Chairman Michael Eisner not first, but wasn’t even second or third, that if we gave It back It wouldn't even go to Orlando for housing.” Elsne.* said. Orlando is located In Orange County. Eisner, whu.inatlc the remarks to report­ ers tn CoKnWbTOTTi.lJ.. later sought to retract his comments. He was In the city to deliver the commcncgfu^nt address at the Universi­ ty o f South Carolina. " I should take It back." he said. "It's not that they are Incompetent. They weren’t there first or second or third or fourth. I’m going to get into such trouble by saying they are Incompetent. I can't believe I said that. I can’t believe I said they were Incompetent." An Orange County official later said she believes Disney's image has been sullied by the company's grab for the bonds. "(E isner) Is certainly entitled to his o p in io n ." said Donna Rlckelm an. ad­ ministrative assistant for Orange County. "W e can't fault Disney. They did everything correctly. I believe they paid a dear price In public image, though. "T h e y did what they could do and should do in order to obtain the bonds and we wish It hadn’ t happened." she sa d. "Orange County historically has always gotten together with other county govern­ ments and discussed the bonds and given priority to the m ost pressin g .n e e d ." Rlckelman said. "W e did that‘this1fe a r mx\A obviously Disney dldn’ t’ dncnll.'TTley were correct In their application. They didn’t do anything wrong. W e’re Just ..extremely disappointed In what happened." Anthony Martin, a Republican gubernato­ rial candidate who Hied suit against Disney and Reedy Creek, promised Friday to appeal the decision. " I ’m disappointed, but I’m not surprised." hr said. an fP t Group company �' <-'f-j f - C t u Sanford. Florida — Sunday. May 13. 1990 4A - 1 America honors motherhood ■ y C A H O L B F L I C K United Press International Americans set aside Sunday to pay a Mother's Day tribute to moms, would be moms and mother figures. Including a widowed father honored In a Georgia girl's award winning school essay as "th e best mom any family could have." Joy Bailey. 10. a student at Russell Elementary School In Austell. Ga., told In the essay how her mother died of cancer In 1968, leaving her father to raise his four children. "N o w my dad Is a minister, cook, clothes washer, transporter, moral supporter — the list goes on and on. He's always there for me when I need him. He’s been there through good and bad and 1know he always will be." she wrote In the essay, which was read over the school's public address system. "H e's raising me and m y 13-year-old sister. 7-year-old brother and 5-year-old sister perfectly. So you ask why he deserves this Mother's Day gift? 'Cause he's m y dad and the beat mom any family could have." The essay, which answered the question, "W h y my mom deserves Mother’s Day Brunch" at a local hotel, was picked by the management of the hotel from among more than 60 entries from the Smyrna school system. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said It expects to connect 53 million long- Arsa’s ‘bast’ mom, Sm Pago 1C distance calls on Mother's Day. breaking all records for holiday calling as children check In with moms across the nation and the world. The com pany said It expected 37.5 million Interstate calls. 11.5 million calls out-of-statc and 4 million International calls. A T& T said Mother’s Day 1989 currently holds the record for busiest holiday calling, with 46.6 million calls. Christmas Day lost year Is second with 45.6 million calls. Although the origin of Mother's Day is a m a t t e r o f d is p u t e , a w o m a n fro m Philadelphia Is generally credited with Its creation. Anna Jarvis and her mother moved to Philadelphia from West Virginia In 1904. Her mother died one year later. For three years. Jarvis worked io have a day for mothers set aside by Philadelphia, which adopted It on May 10. 1908. Pennsylvania m ade the day a state holiday In 1913, and Congress finally passed a resolution dedicating the second Sunday In May " to the memory of the best mother In the world: your mother." The first Mother's Day proclamation was Issued by President Woodrow Wilson on May 9. 1914. Not everyone credits the Idea of the observance to Jarvis. Kentuckians claim the honor for Mary Towles Sasseen. a teacher who in 1887 celebrated her m other's birthday In her classroom. Other schools followed suit and. after Sasseen died, her family promoted her Idea. Albion. Mich., also claims Mother's Day for Its own. Historians there say Juliet Calhoun Blakeley stepped Imo the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal Church In Albion on May 13. 1877. and called on other mothers o f the church to Join her In special services. In honor of Mother's Day 1990, a weekend celebration was planned In Albion, featuring the dedication o f a historical marker, an art show and a brunch at Albion College. Antl-abortlonlsts In at least two states marked the holiday weekend with de­ monstrations outside clinics. In San B e rn a rd in o , C a lif.. 40 d e ­ monstrators were arrested on suspicion of trespassing at a medical clinic Saturday during a w eekend blockade by antlabortlonlsts, authorities said. About 250 people evenly divided on the Issue gathered at the offices of Family Planning Associates In the city’s largest-evcr anti-abortion de­ monstration . police Lt. Tom Maler said. In C h ica g o , a n ti-a b o rtio n a c tiv is ts marched at several clinics around the city Saturday In special Mother’s Day protests, resulting In at least 26 arrests at one location where demonstrators tried to block the entrance. Hubble Space Telescope focusing set ■yROK STRIM UPI Science Editor r r. 1 t. c «* .1 W A S H IN G T O N NASA* engineers began focusing the Hubble Space Telescope Satur­ day in preparation for taking the $ 1 .5 b i l l i o n o r b i t i n g o b ­ servatory's historic first picture o f the heavens next week. As the 12-ton telescope orbited 381 miles above Earth, techni­ cians at the Goddard Space Flight Center In Greenbelt, Md.. and M arshall S p ace F lig h t Center In Huntsville, Ala., began the work o f com m encing a 38-hour "bootstrap" process o f focusing the crafi's mirrors. If all goes well. Die telescope's wide field planetary camera will snap the telescope's historic "firs t lig h t" picture between Wednesday and Friday depend­ ing on whether the process needs repeating. The subject o f the picture, which Is Intended as a test and not to produce any new discover­ ies. will be a 3 bllllon-year-old star cluster known as NC>C 3532. about 1,500 light-years from E a rth In th e c o n s te lla tio n Carina. A light-year, the distance light travels In one year. Is about 5.8 trillion miles. Workers Saturday also com ­ pleted an Important set of ti-sts on the telescope’ s guidance system, tested several Instru­ ments and turned on full power to the high-speed photometer — a high-tech light meter — and faint object camera. The guidance system and In­ struments will be critical during the 15-year mission of the tele­ scope, which Is expected to rev o lu tio n ize a stron om y by stu dying stars, planets and galaxies in greater detail than ever before. NASA had hoped to take the telescope's flu ! picture about u week after It was deployed by the crew* of the space shuttle Discovery on April 25. but pro­ b le m s in th e p a in s ta k in g start-up process put the work behind schedule. Technicians resolved most of R O A D W O R K T H IS W E E K 9 -* *"?w**rs ***•*•■Zf -**• t*4 *jj; * the glitches — Including the most recent one Involving the guidance system that resulted from a simple math error — but were still working on two un­ usual movements In the tele­ scope. NASA scientist Edward Weller said he was confident the pro­ blem s w ou ld be fix ed and stressed they would not affect the early operation o f the craft. Including the ability to take the first photograph. "I'm getting more and more excited because I'm believing more and more that It’s going to happen." he said. "Th e exclt* incut Is building up in a lot of us." ** —* rt—'"*■**"•***vi- Herat* Photo by (m an Lodan A g«nts a u ls t In Rock Pllo sting Rock Pile------Continued from Pege 1A busts netted almost 7,000 arrests, records show. The escapee. Toby Scott Nave, 27, Altam onte Springs, was caught Friday night when he allegedly bought cocaine In rural A lta m on te Sprin gs. He had walked away from his trusty duty at Seminole County Animal Control near (lie Jail at Five Points on April 27. He was In Jail for failure lo appear In court on theft-related charges and Jail officials didn't consider him dangerous. Other trusty prisoners who work days outside the Jail faired w ell when s h e r iffs chem ist Chris Alt tested their urine for narctotlcs when they relumed to Jail Friday night, The trusties tested negative, but 14 Inmates who spend weekends only In Jail, trsted positive In "Urine Trouble 11," and w ere charged with possession and contem pt o f court. Esllngcr said. The ln-Jall urine tests are part o f S h e riff John Polk's fight against drug users, who arc also targeted as buyers In the Rock Pile busts. Esllngcr said. T h e urine tests show the prisoners that "once they’re In the system they have to abide by the conditions o f their sen ­ tence." Esllng'trsald. By Saturday afternoon agents had seized 12 marijuana plants valued at $24,000 from a rural Sanford house on Noland Road. D ru g c h a r g e s a re p e n d in g against three possible suspects In connection with that find. Esllngcr said. The marijuana Is valued at $24,000. On Friday. 2.5 gram s o f crack cocaine valu ed at $280 was seized county wide, he said. Unc CCIB agent Injured his back Friday when lifting a box while searching a car. He will be off duty for a few days. Esllngcr said. r Friday’s arrests identified bn ■ y SUSAN L O O M « SANFORD — Among those arrested Friday In Seminole C o u n ty ’ s p o rtio n o f th e statewide drug bust "Rock Pile V ." were: • Jim Thomas Thom an IS. .AJlamople H nr a id s t a f f w r it e r W nXtod prisoners at tht county jail whou urIn# tatted positive tor cocaine, marl|uana or both, end charged with posseulon ol narcoticsl • Christian Howe. 21.Orlando • Joseph Graham, 14. Winter Springs • John J Tenney, 12. Sanford • Robert Joseph Taylor, 22, Sanford • Richard Laslie Shadier, 27. Lake Mary • Phi 11p Newman Morris, 21. Me Ihand • Paul Thomas Provlnca. 2S. Sanford • Keith Scotl Mitchell, 22, Ortendo • David Grotilngar, 24, Winter Park • Jamas Jaffrey Gregg. 22. San lord • Mark Dempsay. 25, Orlando • Rogallo Garcia Cabrera, 27, Alta­ monte Springs • Glen Byers. 21. Long wood • Jerome Arthur Browdy. 14. Oviedo Among those arrested lor allegedly buying crack cocaine from an undercover police agent at In rural Altamonta Springs were: • Rick Charlts McClelland. Jl, Jensen Beach • Cary Data Thompson. X. Long wood • Gerald P. Bertrand. 15. Longwood • Abraham Bradley. 11. Sanford • Arthur Joseph Meadors. 2*. Fern Perk • William Dale Poitema. X. Caitel berry • Carle Crelg. 2t. Casselberry • Paige Henson. 27. Casselberry • Lonnie Keith Thomas. 21. Cassei berry • Kevin Douglas Stuhrke. 2). Laka Mary • Toby Scott Nave. 27, Altamonte Springs, also charged with escape Irom 1*11 • Samuel Reynolds, X . Orlando Among those arrested for alleged sale ol cocaine to an agent either Friday or on an earlier date are. • E ugene Jenerette. IS. Oviedo • Derrle Levon Hardy. X . Sanlord • Jill I. Lowmlllar.lv. Fern Perk • Michael Anthony Nanil, 2V, Fern Perk Willie Broen, 22. W 10th Street, Sanford a Goerge Edward Erwin. 21, Sanford o John Thomas White. 27, Sanford • Haggle E ugene Sutton. X . Sanford NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, me. UcBirud, Bonded, Insured MOTHER'S DAY S P E C IA L 1 5 % O ff _____________ W IT H C O U P O N . 2 W E E K S O N LY _____________ Satisfaction Guaranteed! • W E D O W IN D O W S • Residential | Now ConatrucHor^ ^ Q O i 7CQQ Handyman 1^ f U u J ^ ^ ^Services A villablej & FROM 7 HlLLKIAVEN h ealth care center SUN., MAY 13th 3:00 til 4:30 Join Us For Mother & Daughter Tea (R ce ldcnU O n ly ) P U B LIC N O T IC E U________ 1____________ -------------------------- 1--------------- Here are the projects in Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic: F O R C A LEN D AR O F E V E N TS . M o n d a y , M a y 14 Tu e sd a y ,.M a y 15 Drainage improve­ ments at the intersection ol Jitway and Main Street, paid lor by Ihe Community Development Block Grant program. Cost: $377,000 C om p letion date, March I County Road 427 is being widened from two lanes to lour lanes from Charlotte Street to State Road 434 Lane tapers will extend from the railroad tracks north ol SR 434 to Milwee S ch ool. Cost: $3.3 m illion. Completion date, December Drainage improvements and paving roadways in Lake Mills subdivision. Cost: 41 mil­ lion Completion date. Sept. 30. Removal of existing headw all and exten sion of culvert on Old Mims Road. Cost: $2,500. Completion date, April Turn radius and drainage improvement at Eden Park Road and Bunnell Road Cost. $4,000. Completion date. April. W ednesday, M a y 16 T h u rs d a y , M ay 17 B a fl Pipe installation and d r a in a g e im p r o v e m e n t at Truman Boulevard, w est ol Airport Boulevard Cost: $50,000 Completion dale, April F rid a y , M ay Ik Sa tu rda y, M ay 19 Join ut fur toffee and donuts and a lout hum 9 am lo 3 pm Open to Public Mini Health Fair! Come get a I'KK'i Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar level Checkup frum our staff of Nurses. (Pulse and Weight Included) 9 am to 3 pm Only. At 10 am join us and Mayor Bcttye Smith lo sign a pnclamauun sponsoring and supporting this Health Care facility. Fur our residents only we will have a picnic with lakcview Middle School. Iju cn io ih c Hamilton Recorder Band at 10 am Public invited. For our employees only there will be a "Fanptoyce Picnic ' al Ft Mellon Park on take Monroe from 10 am ul 6 pm 9SO S . M e llo n v ill# A v * „ S e n f o ld 322-8 S66 F o r I n fo r m a tio n �Senlcrd Herald, Sanford, Florida- - Sunday. May 13. <990 — S* World record Continued from page 1A start at about 12:30 p.m. with three 7-llter hydroplanes. Sayward said the races would Sunset Sports Associates, the start at 10 a.m... an hour earlier promoters of the event, hired than scheduled, in an at-.erupt to more :han 22 Sanford police get as much good racing weather officers to provide security for as possible. the event. Officers said the "It seems to get rough near the crowd was easily managed and end of the day," Sayward said. that no one had to be ejected “ But It was a terrific day. from the property for disorderly anyway." conduct. Even Neal Meads seemed to be "Yeah, everyone seems to be having a good time — and his having a good time here." said was the hydroplane that dug Its Billy Colbert, of Deltona, sitting noae Into the water and ejected beside his wife. Edwlna. We him at more than 60 mph. were coming here for the Ilea Meads* boat, a 2.5 liter stock market (at Elea World), but we engine hydroplane, plowed nose heard about this and decided to down Into Lake Monroe and check It out." threw the driver from his craft. "When we found out It cost "It's so fast you don't even BIO. we almost turned around." know It's happening," Meads Edwlna Colbert said. "W e saw a said as he stood over the lot of people turn It around and swamped engine of his boat leave." about an hour after the Incident. ••It's our first race," Billy "W hen the noae started to dig in. Colbert said. "It's amazing. I Just let go of the steering wheel They should have had these a and rode it out. I was out like a long time ago." rocket — like a 70 mph human Racers also seemed to be cannonball." Impressed by the way the races The races got off to a roaring were set up. "They're doing real good for a first time.*’ said Joel Brown. Sr. whose sons, Gory Brown and Joel Brown Jr. were each ra ‘ng a hydroplane. "It's real nice to sec the city come out and support It like they have. So far. It looks good." he said. Chuck "Rookie" Woodruff, racing a seven-liter hydroplane, the most powerful boats at the races, said that race seemed to be organized well. "The weather's a Utile rough, but there’s nothing you can do about that." Wallace Schoettclkotte. owner of the Holiday Inn. said despite the turnout being less than expected, the event was a suc­ cess because It was a crowd plcaser and a profitable one, at that. Schoetteikote would not comment on how much the hotel had spent or how much would be made In the venture. "W e ’re not lining money on this." he said. “ It has worked out very well." Cham ps-------Continued f r o a Page 1A They didn’t know It at the time, but Seminole had the meet wrapped up before the running finals started at 7 p.m. Moore's points In the field events com­ bined with sophomore Carlo White's state championship In the shot put (58-1) and Junior Henry Williams’ second In the triple Jump (48-3%0 gave the Tribe 26 points. Seminole's other six points came from finishing third In the 400-meter relay. Joining Moore and Williams on the quartet were George Prison and Joseph Murphy. "W e won the state meet and nobody was here to see It." said Brauman. referring to the gener­ ally low crowd attendance dur­ ing the prelim inary running events and field competition. It's a shame that there weren’t more fans to witness the Tribe’s effort because Brauman couldn't ask for a better performance than the Semtnoles gave on Friday night. Alm ost every athlete Seminole sent posted a personal best, even those who finished out o f the scoring. "Th is may have been the best performance ever for us In the state m eet,*' Brauman said. “ With what we had, we were supposed to score about 22 points. We scored 10 more than that. " I thought that we could win if Carlo and Robert could go first and second In the shot put. Robert and Henry went first and second In the triple Jump, and we got at least third In the 400-metcr relay. And that’ s what we got." And Just as everything seemed to go right for the Seminole boys, the Seminole girls couldn’ t catch a break. The Tribe’s tough luck was personified by senior sprinter Yolanda Baker, who suffered a pulled ham string while running In the finals of the 200-mcterdash. "W e had to fight for every point," first-year coach Nate Perkins said. "W e had It set up right with the right people In the right events. If everything had gone well, we would have been In it. But I don’t think we could have finished any better than second." The bright spot for Seminole w as N adrlan M cG ill's state championship In the 330-yard low hurdles (43.27). Also scoring for the Semtnoles were Shcrt Reddicks (fifth In the shot put. 36-7V4) and Baker (sixth In the 100-meter dash. 11.9). Seminole scored In both re­ lays. Kecla Ward. Kim Brown. McGill and Mcchellc Toombs finished third In the 1.600-mcter relay with a time o f 3:58.6 while B ak er, B row n . M cG ill and Toombs posted a time of 47.8 while finishing fourth In the 400-meter relay. " I 'm proud o f the girls,” Perkins said. "T h ey did a great Job this year. Now we’ ll Just start building for next year." Seminole will be losing seven athletes from this year's teams. For the boys. Moore and Maurice Thomas arc seniors while Frlson will be too old for high school competition next year. Among the girls. Reddicks, Toombs. Baker and McGill are graduat­ ing. Hotel fire kills one, injures three MIAMI BEACH — A fire broke tu t uml killed on elderly.rum Saturday at a hotel a few blocks from the site o f a devastating blaze that cfalmed nine lives last month In the resort and retire­ ment city. Th rr- other people were in­ jured ... the fire Saturday at the Lombardy Inn. which Is near the ruins o f the gutted Fontana Hotel. Flames early April 6 swept through the Fontana and killed nine residents. Neither the Fontana nor the Lombardy were equipped with a Three other victims of smokt sprinkler system. " , Inhalation were taken to two The Lombardy fire started at ' urea hospitals and were In stable 2:24 p.m. on the first lloor and condition. Mazer said. spread to three rooms, said Sgt. " I saw the kids run by and James Mazer, a spokesman for they said the place was on fire. I the Miami Beach Fire Depart­ stepped Into the hall and there m e n t. it s r e s id e n t s w e r e was smoke so I ran out," said evacuated. resident Valeric Cole. "T h e fatality occurred on the Fire crews arriving on the second floor Immediately above where we believe the fire origi­ scene evacuated residents from nated." said Mazer. "T h e victim their rooms. Officials do not Is an elderly gentleman who know how many people were In appears to have died of smoke the building ul the time o f the blaze, said Mazer. Inhalation.” Water restrictions tightened on Gulf Coast United P u n I n f relational FORT M YERS - Regional water managers have tightened water-use restrictions for resi­ dents of Lee County, where some faucets are literally runn­ ing dry as a result of drought conditions. The strictest rules Imposed Thursday apply to coastal arcus west o f Interstate 75. where homeowners will be allowed to water lawns only twice a week and are urged to reduce In-home water consumption. Homeowners east or 1-75 may Irrigate three times a week on a spcclllc schedule. Even if Lee County residents reduce water use. it may he too later to help residents In a North Fort Myers neighborhood, where people rely on their own wells. Some homes with shallow, outdated wells, which use Jet pumps, have run out o f water In the past few weeks. Graham hauled buckets to neighbors' houses to get drink­ ing water. Checking the action with a teleecope wee spectator Cocry Sharrow, of Sanford. Fast--------------- Con tinned from Page 1A "Because this lake Is bigger than most we run on. the turns arc m ore rounded and the course is fa ster." explained Haraway. "O n same courses, the turns are more of a straight line than here." Still more hurrying com es when Haraway Jumps Into as many as four different boats to race on a given weekend. "T h e weekends are the best part o f the racing life.” he asserts. "During the week, the sport is hard work; that's when the bruises are so bad that it's hard to walk jom etim es." He claims the racing Is as fun as it looks, despite the ever­ present danger. “ Before a race, you might get a little scared, but once you get out there you Just calm down and think about wl.at you have to do. Then It’s allright." You might say Haraway was bom to race. His father had raced boats since Neal was bom. At the age of 15. the youngster finally got his chance at the wheel. Racing l. second nature to him now as a seasoned nlnctecn-ycar-okl veteran o f four seasons. "I Just race boats. My future plans arc to race more." fie says. The racing life must not be too terrible, though. Tor Haraway. B etw e en h is races, he did m anage to mingle with the crowd briefly and to enjoy some o f the local scenery. Well, som e­ body had to do it. -ort Quayle addresses graduates XFORD. Miss. - Vice President Dan Quayle promised Saturday that poverty In the Mississippi Della is a serious concern o f the Bush administration, but he would not discuss details of federal aid for the area. Quayle. speaking at a press conference after graduation cer­ emonies at the University of Mississippi, was asked why the federal government continues to request money for Latin Am eri­ can countries when it has no special programs for Mississippi D elta residents, am ong the poorest in the nation. "W e recognize that poverty Is a s e rio u s p ro b lem in th is country." Quayle said. The vice president then noted the Bush adm in istration Is D EA TH S CYNTHIA MARJORIE BROWN Cynthia MarjXfc Brown, 56. 648 WIMowwood Avc.. A lta ­ monte Springs, died Thursday at her residence. Born Dee. 15. 1933 In Jamaica, she moved to Altamonte Springs from New York City In 19H4. She was a retired nurse and a member of the First Baptist Church. Alta­ monte Springs. Survivors Include husband. Sydney: daughter. Jacqueline Davidson. Miami: sons, Clive, M ia m i. K e n n e th . O rla n d o ; b roth ers. C liffo rd W illia m s. Q u e e n s . N .Y .. H a r r in g to n W illiam s, Detroit, B eirisford W illiam s, W ashington. D.C.; three grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. CHARLES W . HOLLAR Charles W. Hollar. 63. Luke Irene Rd.. Casselberry, died Friday at South Seminole Com ­ m unity Hospital. Longw ood. Born Dec. 13, 1926. In Carbondale, Pa., he moved to Cassel­ berry from Cleveland In 1978. He was owner ol NHands Bar and Package and a member o f the Catholic Church o f the Nativity. He was a member or the VFW. Winter Springs. Survivors include wife. Doris; d a u g h te rs . B onnie. W in te r Springs. Barbara lluun. Cleve­ land; son. Robert. Casselberry: b r o th e r . T h o m a s . W in te r Springs; sister. Romayne Skory. Casselberry; four grandchildren U ald w ln -F a lrch lld Fu n eral Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. NeighborWorks Kewniig dedhe. hbufcfcg prik awaiting results o f a study by the M ississippi Delta C om ­ mission Task Force, which has studied conditions In the states bordering the Mississippi River. "W hen the recommendations o f the commission come In. believe me. w e'll take them seriously." Quayle said. Quayle refused to comment on specific solutions to poverty In the area. The vice president also voiced support for the Baltic Republics, something the Bush administra­ tion has repeatedly tried to do without at the same time re­ ‘Ifu m fc. you T o those who were there in time of need. J o A n n & Missy Hollow ay & F a m ily c o g n izin g Independence d e­ c l a r e d by s o m e o f t h o s e countries. T lA iE N I M U S T LEAVE YO U When I must leave you For a little while Please do not grieve And shed wild tears And hug your sorrow lo you Through the ycure. But sturt out bravely With a gallant smile: And tor r .y sake And In my name Live on and do All things the sane-. Feed not your loneliness On empty days. But fill each waking hour In useful ways. Reach out your hand in comfort and In cheer And I In turn wtll comfort you And hold you near. And never, never Be afraid to die. For I am waiting for you in the skyl S o d e e p ly m isse d. Your loving wife ft daughter JoAnn ft Missy NOTICE TO ALL VETERANS Who Have Honorably Served Their Country In Time Of War O r Peace HUNT M O NUM ENT CO. D IS P L A Y Y A R O Hwy. 17-92 — Fsm Park Ph. 339-69M Gene Hunt, Owner B ro n z e , M a r b le A G ra n ite "In Memory of our Loving Mother” :i is rebuilding housing, and A non-profit partnership 325-6957 Or write NeighborWorits, restoring pride.To lend a har P.a Box41406. Baltimore, MO 21203 -6406 . In and out of water. A crane was usad to holat racing Bernice M cK in n e y W e truly tnlss you M other Dear, hom e isn't like hom e since you 've been gone. You will forever live In ou r heart from the beginning to the end. You w ere truly a blessed, loving, curing sweet m oth er Indeed. W e all love you Motlu from the depth o f our hearts. God wtll take care o f you. 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HitiW Photo by Killy Jordon Racers say Lake M onroe passes test By J . ■RADLEY DILLINQ Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Lake Monroe lias passed Its test, power boat racers saltI Saturday. Promoters can be counted on to tell the public that Lake Monroe was everything they said It would be for the boat races Htftod Photo by Kilty Jordan Oliver ol boat Y-6 wails for assistan ce. t this weekend. That's part of their Job. But If the racers’ opinions matter the most, then l-akc Monroe has passed the test for becoming an important dot on the map of power-boat racing. "T h e location is excellent." said Richard Burns, a mechanic for the hydroplane "Plumber's Friend." owned bv Dave and Barbara Kalm. " I f the winds tile down, you're going to see some excellent racing." Among the reasons that Lake Monroe is thought to have I he same potential as Lake Maggory is that It Is shallow enough to keep wave size to a minimum — which helps keep bouts from flipping — and It Is wide enough to allow lor a triangular shaped course. "In a way It's like NASCAR racing," said Chuck Woodruff, one o f the racers o f the sevenliter hydroplanes, the largest and most powerful boats at the races this weekend. "The sharp­ er you have to turn, the more likely, you'll flip and wreck.'* Tom Isaac, a member o f the p it c r e w fo r th e 2 5 lit e r hydroplane "Bad B oy." said that the water was rough, but that the course Is a r i . ord course. "Because of the wind. It's a l i t t l e b u m p ie r th a n we expected." Isaac said. "But IPs a good shaped course. We can set records on it If the wind dies down." In-board Race Chairman Tom Suywnrd agreed. "It's a record course. I’ ll be surprised if we don't break two or three (In Sunday's races). The potential Is here." 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B R A D LIV O ILUN O Herald staff writer SANFORD — Festivities for the w rtk e n d o f S anford Su per Challenge ‘00 lx»at racing on Lake Monroe kicked ofT Friday night with a party on First Street whrre traffic was stopped for racers displaying their craft to the public. T h ere w ere th ree hands, children’s rides, clowns, cotton candy and more. Police estimated the crowd peaked at about 400 less than the 1.000 that was expected, but that didn’ t seem to matter to the racers. Many o f them were Impressed Spectators watch the boat parade Friday night. that the public came out to sec them at all. R a c e C h a I r in a n C It u c k 1.000 people had showed and About 30 meets paraded their Ankrum was less subtle about that It was a good Indicator for boats on trailers through the his enthusiasm. the races to come. business district Friday, stop­ "I don’ t believe what I am Many people al the party ping on First Street lor the party seeing In this town. I am Just not that lasted nearly five hours. believing this," he screamed hadn’t heard about It. hut were "W e are really surprised.’’ said from the passenger seat of a golf pleasantly surprised when they Jennifer Sayward. wife of Torn cart, headed buck to the Holiday arrived In Sanford. Say ward, a race official and a Inn. "M y God. We could never "W e have small cabin cruiser racer In the weekend Super do s o m e th in g lik e th is In at the m a r in a ." e x p la in e d Challenge boat races Sayward Miami." was standing by her husband's “ It really looks like they got Mechclc and Rodney Falvey. of boat, a Jersey Skiff class racer, the town behind us." said John O rla n d o , T h e F a lv c y s had christened “ Dazed and Con­ Jacobs, who drove a 5-lltcr b ro u g h t th e ir o n e -y ea r-o ld fused." alluding to all the poun­ hydroplane in the races yester­ daughter, Chelsea, with them In ding and shaking that the crew day. "In most places, you arrive, a stroller. of the Nutt has to endure during you put ltu- Nun in the waler. "W e Just came up to bo on our a race. you race and you take II out and boat this w rekend." Michele " It ’s terrific," Tom Sayward go home. This Is really dif­ said. "Hut this Is nice." she said, yrlled us he greeted onlookers ferent." while looking a I I he crowd of and unswered their questions. C h ris C ra n lu s . o w n e r o f people around her. "I'm really "I'm having a terrific time." Christo's Restaurant, said the surprised. This Is really good." Saturday boat race winners announced The results of Coors Llghl Superchallenge '90 for Saturday are as follows, according lo race organizers: ].t litre m*dilw4s — First pl4K« Instigator lAW, driven by J A i d of SI Petersburg Second place Bed Boy (A79I driven by Larry Pound ot Brandon EP First place No IS7 driven by Neal Hararvay Second placa No Via driven by Derek Smith Third place No eM driven by Lee Ramsay Fourthplact No *76driven by Cyn Dalton Fifth placa No *11 driven by Bert Ware Jr SportC First place Junker No » » l driven by Shewn 1ST 45 First place No J driven by Terry Ranrea ol Tampa Second place No *0 driven by Booty Boner mao ol Vankea Town Third place No 551 driven by Vince Beryaldl Fourth place No 717 driven by James Sukowol Itlamorada Fifth race No I driven by Don Qu'na B u s in e s s Iiis u n m a * ? < I n c n . i n i c s.t\ s il lu ’ s l . TONY RIISSI INSURANCE Ph. 322-0285 2575 S. French Ave.; Sanford % s 4 u t o -O w n e r s HiraM ffttto by fom ny vinetut in s u r a n c e I lie . Jln m r. t iir. H u u n rs v O ne name u u il a ll. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND PROPOSED STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C O M M U N IT Y D E V E L O P M E N T B L O C K G R A N T P R O G R A M P R O G R A M Y E A R 1990*1991 This Proposed Statement ot Community Development Objectives and Pioiected Use ot Funds is to advise the em tens ot Seminole County of I he general objectives the County wilt pursue with their proposed allocation ol Community Development Block Giant ICD BG ) lunds. and ot the specific pro|ects which the County in Midway Drainaga Improvamerits Engineering Design (Construction Plans) lor phases III 5 IV acquisition of easements and fl0h u o l way Construction to be funded in subsequent years ' hOM ,u "°* " ’•County ha» b M n ed that its 1990 91 grant amount is *1.621.000 Sanford Housing Rehablltlallon Rehabilitation of owner-occupied housing County slatt will conduct a public hearing on Wednesday May 23 1990 to present the proposed use of 1990 91 CDBG funds to Ihe public for comment All interested persons are invited to at' tend the public hearing S titt will receive all comments and will answer questions regarding the proposed use ot funds The County has an approved Housing Assistance Plan a Com munlty Development Plan and a residential antidisplacement and relocation assistance plan, with which to etfectively administer the cr3G Program Serm on-. County will make every effort to minim zu the dispiacemen Households and businesses whon implementing its housing and community development activities Crend National Flr*t place: Super Chaos ICN11) driven oy 7homes Chandler ot Miramar Second place Plum Craiy IGNWI driven by Hugh James * Green Core Springs Third place no GNU driven by Curtlt Manner ot Green Core Spring! Fourth place No GN101 driven by Butch Jones Filth place No GNU driven by Thom a! Rowe Slath place Stalker (GN44I) driven by Mike Graham ,riB C l,7 210 000 Sanlord 200 000 North Target Areas Emergency Housl j Repair Emergency repair to owner occupied housing ln Midway. Lockhart s Subdivision. Roseiand Park, and Bookertown in unincorporated Seminole County .............................. .............................. tOO 000 Wlnwood Paving A Drainage Design Engineering design (construction plans) and acquisition necessary to pa- e Lake Mobile Drive. Oak Avenue, and a portion ot Plumosa Construction to be funded lr. a Subsequent yea .................................................... H 5 000 Lockhart Paving t Drainage Engineering design and paving ot W 23fd Sheet 185 000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES 1 To use C D B G funds in a manner which benefits low and moderate income persons To alternatively use C DBG 'unds tor the elimination or alleviation ol slums or blight, or lor an urgent community need lit necessaiy) Johntor HM, p „ ing 4 Drainage Engineering design and p a v in g ol Queen .' venue 170.000 2 To improve the quality of life in Seminole County by providing infrastructure improvements, public facilities parks and tecroalion improvements, housing assistance and other activities which are related to neighborhoodlcom-hunity improvement i, | Sanlotd Christian Sharing Canlar Purchase ot walk In freozer tor lood and commodities . 3 s Jn(0(g Christian Sharing Canlar To concentrate the use ol /unds in Identified low and moderate income neighborhoods and communities in order to stabilize and .mprova those ne.aWWtioods . _ . , . ... .. 4 To provide for lonn range community Improvemenl by assess mg current conditions and planning long range improvement programs Ratlrad Senior Volunteer Program Replacement ol 15 passenger van tor senior volunteers 2 000 Caaselberry (Lake Drive) Paving A Drainage Road paving, sanitary sewer and sidewalk improvements to Tipton Rd and a portion of Carlisle Of ( from Park Dr to Holliday Dr > in the Lake Dr target area An assessment ol physical and socioeconomic conditions m Wlnwood and the production ol a multi-year economic development plan * strategy ........ PROPOSED USE OF 1990 91 FUNDS: Administration 70 000 Wlnwood Economic Development Strategy 40 000 subtotal *1.290 000 Contingency 186.636 147.664 TOTAL Installation ot 5 000 feet at 6 1 polabte water lin -s throughout the target area -ncluding 4 lire hydrants *152.500 Roseiand Park Housing Rehabilitation Connection of approvimately 53 dwelling units lo potable water system Herald Photo by Tommy Vlncant *1.621.000 BUDGET Roseiand Park Potable Water Improvements Uno the clown makii^bailoon animals at tha street party. 6.000 Revolving loan fund for notnlerest small loan progtam lor temporary fmanclal a.d lo Income eligible households The Community Development oBiectivesol Seminole Counly are fully consistent with the national objectives as established by the Mousing and Community Development Act ot 1974. as amended. with a ma|or emphasis on meeting the needs ol lower income persons and a lesser emphasis on eliminating slum and blight Of the anticipated *1 621,000 in available funds tor FY 1990 91. all are enpected to benefit low and moderate income persons within Seminole County Seminole County received protect proposals totaling over *4 000 000 during the planning period for Program Year 199091, which tar exceeds the available funds The County utilized an eatensive citizen participation process to insure fairness and accountability m allocating the available grant funds PROJECT 20 000 20 000 This Proposed Statement of Community Development Oojectives and Projected use ot Funds was developed by the Seminole County CDBG Citizen Advisory Board on April 17. 1990 and will be presented to the Board of Counly Commissioners on June 12 '990 for approval Alt questions regarding this Proposed Stale ment should be directed to the Community Development Section Seminole County Planning Department. County Services Building 110t Easl First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771 (telephone 4071321-1130. evtenslon 7384) M E D IC A L L Y A P P R O V E D W O R L D ’S F IN E S T P R O G R A M H lflW PRO10 Df tommy vincim The boat sponsored by Holiday Inn on display. \ DUANE E. WARSETT, M.D. is p le a s e d to a n n o u n c e th e o p e n in g o f his n e w o ffic e fo r th e p r a c t ic e o f NEUROLOGY AND EMG v / S tro k e v / P a r k i n s o n 's D i s e a s e -s / C arp al T u n n el S y n d ro m e %/ H ead, N eck, and B ack 515 West SR 434, Suite 302 • Longw ood • Adjacent T o South Seminole Community Hospital 332-1335 P a in STOP SMi | WEDNESDAY NIGHT The Mind Development Institute method to permanently stop smoking is the re suit ol if 7 r i ot research y Richard 0 Reichmann NO W ITHDRAW AL! ^ NO W EIG H T GAIN! LIFETIM E G U A R A N TE E T O T A L C O S T Attend the first 30 minutes FR E E! See and hear how easily you will stop smoking. 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Ill a > I n I <• III SlirtilV S'l '• lilllinn $ 2 * lilllinn • Kalsi iln i i:l l • ill (up tall "I II pell etil In 15 pe|i l lli $ I I I ill III III S> I J I lilllinn I limit * tm ithu'i Inn iesi I )> dm imils • I im a derlui Hulls l«. I > pel • ill nl urn n si paid all iim n si nil pdmnrv II slileni I S IS linn MONDAY f RIQAY 10 AM 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM 9 PM SUNDAY 17 NOON 6 PM USI OUR McOUfF REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN - .. . �f o r t s P a t r io t s c la im s t a t e Five-run seventh inning gives Brantley first baseball crown AMERICAN LEAGUE Ripken, Orioles turn tables By DEAN SMITH OAKLAND. Calif. — Cal Ripken Jr. allowed Mark McGwire a thing or Iwo — two actually. Ripken homered twice. Including the game winner In the ninth Inning Saturday, to lead the Baltim ore Orlolca to 3-2 victory over the Oakland Athletics. The victory snapped a five-game winning streak by the defending world champions, who have won 10 o f their last 12 gim es. The'night before. McGwire had blasted a pair of homers that helped sink the Orioles. Elsewhere In the American League Saturday, Cleveland topped Texas 5-4 in the completion of a suspended game. Action under the lights had Hanses City at Chicago, Toronto at Detroit, Milwaukee at Minnesota. Cleveland at Texas. Boston at California and New York at Seattle. Herald Sports Writer B A S E B A L L C IT Y Lake Brantley scored five runs In the bottom o f the seventh Inning to pull out an Improbable 10-9 win over No. 1-ranked Brandon In the Class 4A basbcall state championship game Saturday night at the Baseball City Stadium. With two out. Jerry Thurston fought off several two strike pitches before lifting a bases-loadcd bloop double down the left field line to tic Ihe score 9-9. Jason Varltck then hit lire next pilch over second base to score Terry Brown with Ihe winning nin. TENNIS T h e B randon E a gles (27-3). ranked 15th In the nation by USA Today, had won 19 In a row going I n t o t h e S a t u r d a y n i g h t 's showdown. Lake Brantley finishes Ihe year 25-3. Navratilova, Seles advance ROME — Top-seed Martina Navratilova Satur­ day squeaked Into the final o f the $500,000 Italian Open against No. 2 Monica Seles with a rain-delayed. 7-6 (7-4) triumph over Gabrtela Sabatlnl. Navratilova. 33. Sunday will play an opponent less than half her age In the 16-ycar old Seles, who trounced llth-seeded doubles partner Helen KelesiofCanada6-1.6-2. Navratilova continued to hold off challenges posed by tennis stars younger by at least n decade by denying Sabatlnl a third straight title In the Rome event. The 16-ycar-old Seles, the youngest star on the w om en 's circuit until the arrival of 14-year-old American Jennifer Capriati In March, allowed 20-yenr-old Krlesl little chance to get Into the match. Becker, Aguilera to m eet H « M pnolo by MNy Jortfw* While starting pitcher Mark Gabrovic (right) wasn't on the mound at Ihe end of S a lu rd f >lght’s Class 4A state championship game, he contrlbuled a key single during the Patriots' live-run rally in (he seventh Inning TOUR d« TRUMP By T O N Y DeSORMIER NEW YORK - Frank Viola became the major leagues' first seven-game winner Saturday when he hurled a four-hit shutout against the Los Angeles Dodgers and lifted the Mets to a 7-0 victory. At this rate, he'll probably pitch for the All-Star team he has started picking out. As U is Angeles lost Its sixth In a row. Mike Sharperson was the only Dodger who had any success against the left-hander, with three line singles and a stolen base. "T h e guys who usually give me the most trouble arc the Marty Barretts, the (Eric) Yeldlngs. Ihe Sharpersons.” Viola said. "I already voted for my All-Star team: Yeldlng at second and Sharperson at third.” • The rest o f Saturday's National League schedule was to be played at night. On tap were C hicago at C incinnati. San Francisco at Philadelphia. Houston at Pittsburgh. Atlanta at St. Louis and Montreal at San Diego. Herald Sports Editor________________ B A S K ETB A LL □ 1 p.m. - WCPX 6. NBA playoffs. Chicago al Philadelphia. |L) □3 :3 0 p.m. - WCPX 6. NBA playoffs. Detroit al New York. (L) . Complete listing* on Page2B The Eagles scored their last seven Tyler Hlcr followed with an Infield single to third b?*c to drive In one run before plnch-hiltcr Terry brown walked lo score another run. After another Patriot out. Thurston found the left field line with his gametying double. N eith er startin g pitch er was around at the end of the game as both Lake Brantley's Gabrovic and Brandon's Danny Graves both left the game In the third Inning. In the final Innings, the teams turned to their aers. both o f whom had pitched and won In Friday’s semifinals. But Lake Brantley's Brad Rigby had a little more left than B randon's G ary Graham , k e e p i n g th e E a g le s o f f th e scoreboard the last 1 2/3 Innings. Rigby finishes the season with a 13-0 mark Graham saw his final mark slip to 12-1. Greg Thomas and liter were both had three hits for the Patriots while Thurston had three RBI. The game was played before a crowd of 3.161. a new state championship atten­ dance record. Lake Brantley also had quite a few p e o p le score S a tu rd a y n igh t. Besides Glncttc. Mona Arlza came In fourth In Ihe 330-yard low hurdles (47.0). Representing the Patriots In the boys' meet were John Fcolu, wt}*» . took sixth In the 1600-meter run (4:27.8) and Matt Jewell, who came In sixth In the 800-meter run (1:56.85). Lake Mary saw three athletes place at the state meet, two In one event. Allison Snell was third In the BOO-mctcr run (2:18.21 with Haydee Rohlchr close behind In ftflh place (2:22.57). D.J. Lewis also scored for ihe Rams, coming In sixth In Ihe boys' 3200-mllc run (9:41.1). T h e sta te m eet o n c e a ga in solidified Seminole County's posi­ tion as a power In distance running. Three local runners placed In Ihe lop six or the hoys' 3200-meter run while two scored" In the 1600-metcr run and yet another placed In Ihe 800-meter run. Lake Brantley's Mona Arlza was one of only two Seminole County athletes* who scored at the Class 4A state meet Saturday night who didn t place in a distance running event. Arlza finished lourth In Ihe 330-yard low hurdles while Lyman's T.J. Jaroslk took lifth place In the boys high Jump. For Tribe, Moore is just right Viola breezes to seventh w in Compiled from staff and w t f report*.________ Brandon had taken a 2-0 lead with single runs In Ihe second and third In n in g s . L a k e B r a n tle y th en exploded for five runs In the bottom of the third Inning lo go up 5-2. The Eagles Immediately lied Ihe score with three runs In the lop of the fourth, then look the lead w l'h one run In the fifth and three more In the sixth. runs on Just one h!t. Lake Brantley's winning rally started when shortstop Sean Uutite walked. Mark Gabrovic then singled to center and. an out later. Doug Wohlsteln singled to right to load the bases. Mitchell leads county at state track meet HAMBURG — Three-time Wimbledon cham ­ pion Boris Becker o f West Germany and Spanlaid Juan Aguilera Saturday advanced to the final of the $1 million German Oper with victories over French opponents. By ROBBIE STO CK Top-seeded Becker was taken the full distance Herald Correspondent by left-handed Henri Leconte before triumphing 63. 3-6. 6-3. while Aguilera edged Guy Forget WINTER PARK - Lyman's Teddy 75.7-6. Mitchell successfully defended his At the outset. Becker looked an easy winner, state championship In the 3200nqedlng 34 minutes to wrap up the opening set. m clcr- (tw o-m lle) run Saturday bilt made too many unforced backhand errors In night, finishing first in 9:14.6 al the the second and made Ill-prepared attacks at the C lass 4A state track meet at Showalter Field and Bob Mosher net. Aguilera's solid buscllne play proved too much Track. for doubles specialist Forget as the Spaniard Mitchell, who also finished second clinched a place In the final. In ihe 1600-mctcr run (4:19.41. was one o f 10 Seminole County athletes who scored al the stale meet. The only other local athlete who scored In two events was Lake B r a n tle y 's A m y G ln c ttc. who Urbonas leads Am erican sw eep finished second In the 1600-meter ALBANY. N.Y. — James Urbonas led an run (5:18) and sixth In Ihe 3200American sweep o f the top three places In the meter run (lime unavailable). arduous 12th stage of the Tour de Trump Besides Mitchell. Lyman also got a Saturday, while Mexican Raul Alcala rose to the pair o f flflh-place finishes from top o f the overall standings. Juniors Kevin Padgett and T.J. Urbonas. a 24-year-old from Boulder. Colo., Jaroslk. broke from a lead pack with seven miles Padgett ran a 9:40.9 to place fifth remaining In the 123-mlle road race and In the 3200-meter run while Jaroslk outgunned Steve Speaks and Nate Reiss to the cleared 6-6 lo come In fifth in Ihe finish line by 25 seconds. high Jump. Urbonas. a member of the U.S. National team for three years now competing for Spago. was timed In 4 hours. 55 minutes. 45 seconds. Alcala, placing fifth In the read race, finally overtook Vladislav Bobrik to earn the leader’s pink Jersey with only one stage remaining In the 11-day event. NATIONAL LEAGUE t it le W INTER PARK — One of the most common adolescent fantasies Is to be some kind of athletic hero, to be a champion o f some sort In sport or another. Seminole High School senior Rob­ ert Moore has lived that fantasy this year — three times. A starter on Seminole's district and regional champion football team and a starter on Seminole's S e m in o le A th le tic C o n feren c e champion basketball learn. Moore won the stale champlonshln In the triple Jump at the Class 3A stale track meet Friday night, helping the Scmlnoles' to Ihe state (cam cham ­ pionship. Besides his first In the triple Jump. Moore was second In the shot put. fifth In the long Jump and ran a leg on Seminole's third-place 400-mcter relay learn. In winning the triple Jump. Moore continued a streak of Seminole champions In the event. Lewis Butler won the triple Jump the last Iwo years for Seminole. Next year. It w ill be up to Henry W illiam s (second In the triple Jump on Friday night) lo carry on ihe tradition. Also. Moore Just missed Ihe stale record In the event. Jumping a personal best of 49-64* on hts last attempt. The state record Is 50-1. See Moore. Page 4B S ta te c h a m p io n s Threo Seminole High School alhloles came away with individual stale championships at the Class 3A slate track meet Friday night For Ihe Seminole boys, who won the slate team championship lor Ihe first lime since 1986, sophomore Carlo White (left) was Ihe slate titllst In Ihe shot put while senior Robert Moore (see related story, left) took Ihe gold in Ihe triple jump. For Ihe Tribe girls, who finished lourth In Ihe t«am standings, senior Nadran McGill (right) was the state chamo in Ihe 330yard low hurdles._______________ �€ 1 s % m e . ts 2B — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 STATS & E N D IN G S Houttan San Francisco Atlanta DOGS Al tomlroto Park Friday nl«ht First race —VIS; D: 21.54 7 Troy Lee hoy S.M l.M 1Matt J*ns*n 1.20 S00 3 00 2 Bob'. Suiy ) « 0(1-1) I1.M P ( M l 214*T (2-t-l) fJ M Second r a t e - 1/1*. M : 11.41 SOvnlsa Adams 22 40 11 00 4.20 1 Bob'. Hal 10.40 1.00 4 RV Divine Denim 1.20 0 (S-0) *1.44 P ( M l 404.40 T <5-0-4) I1S.44 DO (7-51211.44 Third race-2/14. D: 21.20 2 Carole'. Plate AM 4.10 1.10 1 Bob'. Lea 3.40 7.40 2 Flinthlll.Goid 2.40 Q ( M ) A 44 P (2-7) 2X70 T (1-7-1144.14 Faerth rate — 1/1. D: 24.41 4 Hot Stride IS 40 4.00 0 00 7 Debs Andrea Lee 7.20 7.20 4lmokleCarol 0.M O <4-71 40.44 P (17) to*)# T (4-7-4) 1.710.M $(4-7 All-All) 140.44 Firm race-5/1*. Ci 11.IJ 4 My Little Georg to n 4.40 4.10 lF lr.1 Flight 4 40 4.10 4 Hoyt's Cathy S.M Q (1-4) 14.14 P ( A ll 4..S4 T (A M ) 1*1.40 SI.th rata —1/14. Di 11JO 2 Prince.. Carlo lt.M S.M 3.10 4 Gyp.y New. 1.00 1.40 1 My U tile D M 3 to Q ( M l 41.41 P (2 A l ) 15.10 P (A IM ) 14JB A 11-0-1) M AM Seventh rect — S/14. A : M.M I Top View I7.M 5 00 l.M 1 Savage Dan 7.10 AM I Just Quick l.M Q ( M ) M.M P (A l) 145JO T ( A M ) ItS.M PICK-1 ( A M ) 441.40 Eighth ra c a -1 / t.D : M.M I Midland Matlock l.M 1.M 1.10 5 Little Victory AM 100 1 Walton'. Lover l.M O II S) 11.00 P ( l - » 14.10T (I SO) 41.4* S D-S-A4) 444.24 Ninthrace-S/IA D ill J l 4 Slmplee Early 44 40 1 40 4.M 2Midland Boyd 4 00 1 20 4 Ben Beach 4.20 O ( AS) .2.44 P 1)1) 144.14 T ( A M ) A ) 14.44 14th r a c a - V IA B: 11.11 7 T a g 'l Advantage (7.10 22 40 7.00 4 C R 'l PrH.le S.M 3 00 SCIty Ballet l.M Q t« 7) 44.24 P (7-4) 2M.II T (70-1) 4M.M (Carryover) 1.114.44 11thrace-1/LTi lt.M 7 C R 'i Longthot l.M 120 1.00 4 TO Garth AM 1A0 1 Brandy Bae S.M Q IA7) AM P (7A) 14.44 T 170-1) l**.M I 170-2 I ) 1.2*4.2* 12th race — V H . C: 11J l 2 Ira Haye. MM 5 40 1 00 1Bob’.Sa|ak 4.00 l.M 1 Bull Willy 2A0 Q ( l l ) 21.40P ( A l ) 7151T ( A M ) Ill.M 17th raca — V IA B: 11.01 OCItyBreakar 20 40 140 0.20 I Caro’. Karen . 1100 a.M 5My Word l.M a (1 0 ) 57.40 P (A l) U4.M T (A M ) U1.M S 14-1-5-4) I.71A40 14th race— 1/1, C: 14.7* 7 Proper Ac1ic* <3.M 3.40 2.40 IS a lliu iv Hrglily 4 40 4.50 1 Bob'. Happy J.10 Q (1 4 ) 1AM P DO) 124.24 S I2-AA4) 1JS l.M A - l,S44j H - .141,424 BASEBALL S TAN D IN G S AMERICAN LEAOUE Eat) W L Pet. Mil«x*uk*« 17 » *54 .• Toronto I or onto II 1) .511 •1 Bo ton Ion 1* tl .571 ty Ctovalon* Ctovviand m •* 4K\ \u u .517 Ralllmnan Balflmor* 11 17 .411 Now York II 14 .407 Detroit II 70 .155 Wttf Oakland 72 7 .75* Chicago IS 10 *00 14 14 .500 Mlnnnota T in s 14 IS .4*3 14 17 4)3 toaflto California II If 3*7 Kansas City 10 1* .1)7 FrfcUy Results GB — 19 1 -IV*. * *9 19 — ) 79 ( * 119 119 Toronto a, Dolrotll Milwaukee a. Mlnnasol# 1 Chicago t. Kansas Oty 4 Cleveland 4, Taaa.4, lutp. 59 inning, hot Ion J. California! l B* Oakland!. Baltimore 0 New York*. Seattto) Saturday Ratulli Haiti more 2. Oaklaral 2 Cleveland J. Texas 4, comp. o< sutp game Kansas City at Chicago, night Torontoal Detroit, ntght Milwaukee at Minnesota, night Cleveland at Terav night Boiton at California, night Mew York at Seattle, night Sunday Camel (All timet EOT) I or onto (Ceruttl IS ) at Detroit ITanana 2 II, I.ISp m Milwaukee (Navarro I 01 at Minnesota I W elt 121,}: IS p m Kansas City (C u bcia 14) al Chicago (Mr Dowell 12). 1 II p m Batlimore (Ballard (SSI al Oakland (MuoreS l),4 ;0 )p m. Boiton (Heliel II) at Calilomia (Finley 4 21,4 OSp m. New York ICadtrat 11) al Seattle l Young 0 )).4 :J )p m Cleveland (Fernsll 2 1) al T i u i (Mough 1 11.4 OSp rn Monday Camel Oakland at Mmiwnls. night Boilon at Kama. City, night NATIONAL LEAGUE Eatl w ’ Pittsburgh PhiUdatphi.1 Monlrtsil New York Cnit.»go St. Louth * I* •* L ifK i.ioali j*#g Dirgo lok Ajng*"M?v -V ) » 1* 17 to 1) 13 Pet. GB 690 — 5/1 3W m; 39 sjj 49 464 49 414 IJ ( L t 12 IJ 14 West * » 14 IS 14 t; 749 — 4|J 79 452 19 t l 17 A 14 * 9 >0 14 .145 119 • IS .M 11 Pittsburgh A Houiton 1 Cincinnati 7, Chicago S Hew York 4, Lot Angela. 4 Philadelphia » , Sen Pranetocv t St. Laut.5. AtlanM l San Diego J, Montreal 1 National League — Sabo. Cln, DeShleldA Mon and Herr, Phi 10; P tM k y , AH. Grissom, Mon. Gwyrw. 5D and McGee. StL *. American League — Gladden. Min 10: Stillwell. KC. Larkin Min. R.Henderson. O ak.Briley.Saa, FallxandGruber. Tort. Triples National League — Kruk. Phi and Uribe, SF 1; Ten playvs tied with}. American League — Guillen. Chi. Jacoby. Cle, Brum ley. Sea and Ferttan- del. Tor 1; Many players Had with 2 l i t a i d e .I B i i i M n M B , IV V W T N 4Mw Vorh 7, Laa AngaM* 0 Chicago at Cincinnati, idgM San F ra n ch o at Philadelphia, ntght Houmtan at PlttMur gh. night Atlanta at St. Louis night Montreal at San Dbgo. nigM (ANthaaa EOT) Lot Angela. (Bekher 11) at New York ( Cone A l). 1.11 p m. San Francltca ( Garreth A l) at Philadelphia (Cook 441, 1:33 p m Atlanta (Clary 1-1) at St. Loul. (Mathew. A ll. 1: H o r n Chicago IHarkey A l ) al Cincinnati Minton M ), 2:11p.m. Montreal (Boyd M > at San Otago IShtevO*).*:B)p.m. Houston (Guilkknn 2 1 ) at Pittsburgh (Walk M ),B:(H o.m . Pittsburgh al Clnclnnall, night Chicago ol Atlanta, nIght Nnxr York af San Francisco, night Phlladotphlo at San DHgo. night Montreal at Lot Argetei. night SO U THERNLEAOU E(AA) (M ater Li t gsn aHWtatto* la pareathem ) Eastern DhrlsSen W L Pet. OB Jacksonville (E ipos) 21 11 *57 — Oiarsde (T w in ) I* 17 J » 4 1-1 Charlotte (Cub.) 17 I* .471 4 I I Columbus (Astro*) 17 I* .473 « 1 3 Grmnvllto (Bravos) I I n J t l 10 11 Western DkrHiea Memphis (R oyal.) 31 I I .5(1 — Chattanooga (R adii II 15 .545 I 11 Birmingham (White S i) t l 17 J14 1 I I Huntsville (AHitettcs) 17 II .4*4 1 1 1 Knoxville (Blue J fytl I ] 21 J t l 7 Friday Remit. Birmingham 7. Charlotte 1 Jacksonville 7. Huntsville I Chattanooga 1, Knoxville 1 Memphis 7. Orlande 1 Saturday Gamas Green villa at Birmingham Coiumbu* at Chattanooga Charlotte at Jacksonville Knoxville at Memphis Huntsville at Orlande Sunday Gamas Graenvllle at Birmingham Columbus at Chattanooga Char lotto at Jacksonville Knoxville at Memytsi. Huntsville at Orlande FLORIDA STATE LEAOUE (A ) (M e)er League aHUiatbn In parotdhaM .) Ea.t Otvtston Weet Palm Baach(Expt) SI. Lucia (Met.1 FI. Laud (Yankee.) Vero Beach ID odgw .) Miami (Indapcndant) Central Divieien Lakeland (T ig e r.) Osceola ( A l i m ) BeMbelJ City (Royatd Winter Hawn (Rad Son) W L 24 II 21 IJ 17 I* 14 » * U Pet. OB 444 — .5*1 111 .471 1 M .444 4 M .257 M 14 20 14 If 11 4 M 400 SU 111 .417 * 12 .147 15 M 11 Dunedin (Blue Jayil 2* 7 1 0 4 Charlotte 1Ranger* I M 10 77". 1 St. Pole (Cardinal.) 14 17 JI4 10 M Sarasota (White Sot) It 20 .444 II Clearwater (PhllllM) I I 14 .11) 17 Friday tbtuH. Vero Beach 4. Ft. Laud 112nd) Sareeota 11. St. Lucia 5 W eit Palm Baarh 10. Miami 4 . V . Petg*. Winter Haven a Charlotte t. Lakeland t Clearwater I, Ok tola I Dunedin A Baiebell City I Vero Beach I, Ft. LaudO ( let) Saturday Gama. Dunedin at Charlotte Ft. Laud a I Lakeland St. PttoalOscooi* Clearwater at Sarasota St. Lucia at Vr ro Beach West Palm Beach at Winter Haven Sunday Game. Miami at BaMbalt City (1st) Miami at Baseball City (2nd) West Palm Beach at Winter Haven Dunedin al Char lotto FI. Laud at Lakeland O k tola al St. Pete Clearwater at Sareeota St. Luc leal Vero Beach lE A lE lA U L LEAPERE Batting (Bated an 4) a th a t.) National League Duncan, On Dyk.tra. PM Alomar. SO Santiago. SD Sabo, Cln Hatcher, Cln Uribe. SF Treadway. Atl Beckman. Pit Larkin. On American League ak r k pet. M 20 32 .400 fS 20 M .400 111 IS 41 .34) *4 I I 14 343 101 24 14 .13* 101 I* 14 ■351 41 10 I f M i l * .145 *4 4 21 .144 104 II 1* 340 ak r k Heath. Del 71 7 I* H Hendtrton. Oak *0 13 15 Griltey. Sea 120 20 43 Jacoby. Cla *2 17 12 Martinet. Sea 41 14 II Stillwell. KC *4 14 22 Guillen. Chi M IS 2* Gruber. Tor Ilf If M Parker. Mil *1 11 11 Gladden. Min 10* 14 14 Heme Rieit National League — Dawson. Chi Bonilla. P ll I; Devil. Hou. Johnson. NY Milchall. SF 7 American League — Fielder. Del Gruber, Tor 10. McGwire. Oak Canseco. Oak I. Maldonado. Cle Deer, Mil 7 Runt Batted In National League Bonilla. Pll Carter, SD 7). Dawson, CM Guerrero. SIL 111 ONe.ll.Gn27 American League — Fielder. Dal 12: Gruber, Tor Mi McGwire, Oak and Leonard. Saa 21; Maldonado. CM and Canteen, Oak }1. pet. 3*4 .157 .3*0 .144 341 .140 137 134 333 130 snd snd IJj 9; And And 34; win* lose & DREW B i (sffifiii, i # | IfeS i1 I W M jBfflE -K V E M U P K E -G O IN * /UKUiPlAlRUMtVftCUr ..................... 7 # | National League - Samuel. LA 14. Coleman. SIL 14; R e ta il. Man II; Ytiding. Hou and OaShklrh. Mon 10. American League - R Henderson. Oak 14; Canseco. Oak t Lan*lord. Oak I; Wilson. KC and Pettis. T t« 7. y CDO "Teague- Net ion* Sabo. Cln 24; Hayes. Phi, Bond, and Bonilla. Pll, Gwynn, SO and McGee SIL II. * American League — R. Mender ton. Oak 11; Canseco. Oak 72; Puckett, Min. Griffey, Saa and Franco, Tax 20. National League — Alomar. SO 41; McGee. SIL I*; Dykslra. Phi and Gwynn. SD M; Sandberg, Chi, t i l Idler, Larkin and Sabo. Cln and Butler. SF 14. American League - Km Grlttey, Sea 41; G ru bar, Tar 4*: G ladden, M in 14;Blchette, Cal. Trammell. Det, Lan. lord and R.Henderson. Oak and Fernan del. T orn . Pitching Vkton.1 National League — Viola. NY and Drabek. Pit t l Armstrong. Cln and Heaton. Pit }.- Maddux. CM. Morgan. LA. Gross. Mon. Cook. Phi and Smith and Tudor. SIL A American League — Stewart. Oak 4; Clemens. Bos. Hoi man Saa. Brown. Tax and Slleb. Tor 3 Earned Run Average ( Bated en I I Innings pitched I National League Viola. N Y I0J; Cook. Phi IJ4; Armstrong. Cln l.M; Gardner. Mon I.**; WhNton, SD1.M American League — Welch. Oek <41; Stewart, Oak I .Ad; Finley. Cal 1.54; Mlguere, Mil I 41; Black. Cle 104. Strlkeaeh National League — Gooden. NY 51; Viola. NY as. R.MarUnei, LA I f ; Con*. NY 14; Belcher. LA and OMarllnet. Mon 12. American League — Clemens. Bos a*. Ryan. Tax *2; Gordon KC. Hanson. Sea and Holman, Sea 14 Sevas National League — Smith, Hou and Burk*. Mon I; Franco. NY and McDowell. Phi 7; Williams. Chi and M y*rs,Cln* American League — Eckersley. Oek and Schooler. Sea *; Thigpen, CM I; Henneman. Del. Plasnc, Mil. Aguilera. MinandRighaltl. NY 7. Cemplat* Games National league Whitson, SD 1. Smith, All, Madriia. CM. Bekher. Morgan. R Martinet and Valent uel* LA and D, Martinet, Mon » American League Welch. Oik 2; Many pitchers tied with I Shutouts Natlonsl League Morgar. LA 3. Twelve pitchers tied w»h I American League Welch. Oak 2. Finley. Cal. King. CM. boslo and Mlguera.MiL Tapani, Min and Nyan. Tax I NBa p l a y o f f s (All Timas EOT) Secend Round Center ence Semifinals Best Seven Eastern Cenlerence Philadelphiavs. Chicago (Chicago leach tanas 21) May 7— Chicago **. Philadelphia** May » — Ch.iago 101. Philadelphia to " May "II — ----Philadelphia -- ' -----III.Chicago hie ago 1 I12 May II — Chicago at Philadelphia. I 00 p.m May 14 — Phiiadelpba at Chicago. 4 p m. x May I f — Chicagoal Philadelphia, 4p m. x May 30 - Philadelphia al Chicago. TBA New Yorkvi. Detroit ( Detroit leads ten et 2 I ) May 1 - Detroll 1)3. New York 77 May 10- Detroit 104 New Y ork »/ May 12 - New York lit. Delroil 10) May 11— Delruitat New York .) W p m May 15— New Yotkal Detroit, f p m x May 14 — Detroit al New York. 4p m x May 20 — No v York at Detroit. I p m ut el Western Conference San Antonie vs. Portland (S orw tliod l 2) May 5— Portland 107, San Antonio »4 May | — Portland 122. San Antonio 112 May 10 — San Antonio 111. Portland vs May 12 — San Antonio II). Portland 10) May I ) — San Antonio j l Portland. TBA May 17 — Portland at San Antonio. 4 p m. x May I* — San Antonio el Portland. TBA Phoenix vs. LA Lakers ( Phoenix Hath sarios 2 I) May 4 — Phornix UU. LA Lakers 102 May 10— LA Lakers 124. Phoenix 100 May 12— Phoenix H7. LA la k eis 10) May 13 — L A Lik ersa l Phoenix, 3 30p in May I ) — Phoenix al LA Lakers, 10 X p m X May 17 — LA Lakers al Phoenix, TBA x May I* — Phoenix at LA Lakers. 3 30 pm. x il necessary TBA lobaanneunced NHL PLAYO FFS Beil ot Seven (All limes E DH Conference Finals Campbell Lontorence Chicago vs. tdmonton (Edmonton leads to n e s ) 1) M ay! EUnion Ion V Chicago) May 4 — Chicago 4. Fdmonlon) May 4 Chiu ago ). Edmonton I Mu/ 4 Ldmunlun 4 Chicago 2 May 10 Edmonton 4. Chicago) May 13 EdmonlonalChicago.4 3)p rn x May 14 Chu.*yo al Edmonton. V 3) pm s r / f J f lO 2PM M W JM K W m iW H OFW C JM lU K P EIO Ib EN D - W W ales Om terence n E l m l ^ I w i T l. B E f iv t l ( Boston whd series 4-4) May 1 — Boston 1. Washington 1 May J — Boston 1. Washington 0 May 7 — Boston a. Washington I May * — Boston 3. Washington 1 Stanley Cup Final May I I - Gama t May 20 — C a m el May 22 — Gama 1 May 24 — Game 4 x May 24 — Gama 3 x May 24 — G am e, x May It — Gam* 7 Mil necessary A U T O VtACINO San Marin* Fermwi* On* Grand P in At Intel*, taly, May IX Final Qsalltytng ( Best tins* tram two trtttont I I Ayrton Senna. Braill. McLaren Honda, i minute. 71 220 seconds, avereg* speed 1)2 **5 mph; 2 Gerhard Berger. Austria. M cLaren Honda, 1:11.711; 1. Rlccardo Patras*. Italy WilLarm Rv.spult, 1:34.444; 4. Thierry Boufsen, Belg^m, Williams Renault 1:2540*. Mik# Hill Doug Otlltoi Jo* Jlmanai Chart** O m n i Jim D*nl Wattor Ztoibrltkl Al G*lfa*rg*r Bob Bru* Jimmy Pom II Don January Lou Graham Kan Still Rlv*s McB** Jack FNck Day* Hill Don Massangato Rocky Thompson Gay B r*m r Lloyd Moody Dowlft Wt4v*r Goorga Lannlng Mlltor Barter Dan Morgan Hay B«*Uo Gor dot Ion** 72**—141 n 70-142 71 71-141 47 75-142 754B-U1 7170-tai n 7 B -T *l 72 IB—14) 77 71-143 71 71-14) 7171—144 73 71-144 71 71—114 7 7 U -U S 75 70-145 71 71-145 73 72—145 71*7—14* 71**-14* 77 4V-14* 7*70-14* 7571 —14* 74 7 2 -IN 7171-14* 7171-14* SIS#,*** LPGA Crasiar Classic A l Ch**aa*aka. Va.. May 11 S*c*nd Round (Par 111 OuMi? Mochrle Rost* Jjn*s Chris Johnson Dab Richard Pally Shaahan Vicki Fargon D **d** Lashtr Donna Whit* Htroml Kobayavhi Carolyn Hill KalhyGuadagnino M#g Mai Ion Judy Dickinson Laurtl Ktan Tracy Kardyk S te m Turnar Jan* G*ddss Cathy Reynold* Kristi Alters Margarat Ward Clrrdy Figg Currtor Cathy Marino Val Skinner 47 *5 -(32 ** TO— 13» 71*7-140 71*1-141 70 71— 141 7*71-141 *171-142 71 70-142 71*1-143 7*71-142 4*71-147 70 72- 142 71 71-142 77 7*—143 71 71-141 72 71-143 75**—143 72 71-143 73 72-144 74 70-144 75*1-144 7)71-144 72 71-14) S Nigel Mental I, Britain, Ferrari, 1r15 0*5. 6 Alain Prgst, Francj*. Ferrari, 1 IS 17f; 7 Jean Alest. France, Tyrrell Ford. 1125.730, 4 Nelson Piquet. Brasil, Benetton Ford, 1:75 74); f. Alessandro Nfnninl. Italy. Benetton. 1 24 047, 10 Derek Warwick. Bri lam. Lotus Lamborghini. I ;IS 442 II Martin Dorncily. Britain. Lotus Lam borghinl. 12*741; tl Meurlclu Gugtlmin. Braill. .eyton House Judd. 1:1:24*3*: tl. Eric Barnard. Franc*. Larro-iss* Lam borghinl. 13*13*. 14 uUIjno Modena, Italy, Br aoham Judd. 1:2700*. IS Agur' Suiukl. Japan. L«frovsse Lanborghml, 1 27 04* U Philipp* Alllol. Franc*. Liglrr Ford. I . 27.314; 17. Andrea da Cesarlt. Italy. Dallara Ford. 1:3/717; II Ivan Copelll. Italy, Leyton House Judd. 1:27.511. II Saloru Naka|lma. Japan. Tyrrell Ford. I 27 532. 20 Nicola Larlnl. Italy. Llgirr Ford. I 17 S*4 71. Emanuel* Plrro. Italy. Dakar* Ford. I 27 a ll, 22. Ollvlar Grouklard. Franca. Osaka Fwd. 1:24 001. 23 Gregor Fottok. Swilierland, Onyx Ford 1:2*111; 34. Roberto Moreno, Braill. Eurotrun Judd. 1:2**01; 25 J. J Lahlo. Finland. Usyx Ford. 12**3); 7* II Million Osr man Open Paolo Barilla. Ilaly, Minardi Ford. I : It 4*7 Al Hamburg. Wait Germany, May 11 Did Not Quality So m4in* I 27 Alex Calll. Maly. Arrows Ford. 1:21 4**, 1Seed i In perentheses > 24. Mlchal* Alborata Italy, Arrows Ford. Boris Becker (1). West Germany, del 1:34 7*7; 7* David Brabham, nuslralia, Henri Leconte. Franca, * 1 14. 41; Juan Brabham Judd. I 74*27 Aguilera. Spain, def Guy Forgn, France, 7 5. Rallred Pier Luigi Mirlmi, Italy. Minardi, 7* (clocked 1 74 444onFri)*y) T E N N IS GOLF SI.004.4M PGA M cn w ial Tour namxnt At Dublin. Ohio,May tl Second Round (P *r3 2) Gr*g Norman 7) 74 **-314 Payn* Stowart 74 74*1-317 F red Couples 4* 74 75-21* Don Pootoy 73 71 74-111 Mark Brooks 7* 70 72- 21* Brad Faxon 77 ** 72-111 Pttor Jacobsen 7* 72 71-21* BIII Sander 7) 72 72- 71* BIII Glasvon 7171 71-230 Paul Adnger 74 7) 21-220 Gil Morgan 7* 73 **-220 Stoya Pal* 7S 75 70- 220 Hal* Irwin 7) 7* 7*-221 Mark Wieb* 7* 70 72- 221 Ricky Kawagishi 75 72 74- 221 77 ** 74-222 John Cook Dan Forsman 7* 71 72- 272 Lanny Wadklns 71 7* 71-222 77 7* 71-222 Davis Lov* III Larry M il* 11 70 71-222 Tom Watson 77 7* 71-222 73 72 71-22) Jay Halting 7* 75 72- 27) Bob Eastwood •0 7071-22) Curtis Strang* 7* 7) 73-227 Ray Floyd 7* 7* 7*-224 lan Baker Finch 7* 71 71-224 Jack Nlcklaus 71 7* 75- 224 Curvy Pavin 7* 7* 70- 724 Tommy Armour III 77 77 71- 225 Scott Varplank Mark Lye /*/ *** 735 Southwestern Be* Classic At Oklahoma City, Okie . May 12 I Par 77) TOM -13* terry Dill SM4.4M Italian Open at Romp May It Semlllna It Monica Sales 121, Yugoslavia, dal. Helen K e le s lin i.C a n a d a .4 L 4 7 Tour do Trump Results 13th kege Catsklll to Albany Ruud Race. 121.7 miles At Albany, N.Y.. May 12 I Jamas Ur be nos. Spago. 4 hours. ) ) minutes. 4) seconds; 1 Sieve Spooks. Tes-n Crest. 4 )4 10, 1 . Nat* Reiss, Subaru M on tgom ery, 4 )4:10: 4. V latch eslav Ekimov. Panasonic. 4 S4 I0, ) Raul Alcala. PDTA.4 « 10 4. Gary Muldtr. Spogo, 4:U:I0; 7. Rudy O h s t n i n l , P D M , 4 )4 : 1 0 ; 4. Ed Kacimarciyk. Canadr, 4 )4; 10; *. Andy Hampsten. 7 Eleven. 4)4:10. 10. Jos Van Aert. PDM. 4: U 10 Overall )l*ndingt: l Raul Alcala. PD M ro hours, )1 minutes. 14 seconds. 2 All* Kvoltvoll. Z. 4) seconds behind; ). Erik Breuktok, PDM, 1:44 behind. 4 Dmitri Zhdanov, Soviet Union, l:)2 behind. ) Vlatcheslav Ekimov, Panasonic. 2:13 behind. 4 Sieve Speaks. Turn Crest. 2 21 behind. 7. Clark Sheehan. A C Plnareilo, 1 01 behind. • Ed Kactmarciyk. 3 4* behind, * Andy Hempsten. 7 Eleven, 4 03 behind; 14 Jos Van Aart. POM. 4 43b*hirt) TRANSACTIONS Baseball Houston — Placed outlielder Terry Puhl on I he 71 day disabled list; purchased the contract of outlielder Louie Meadows trom Tucson el th* Pacific Coast League (AA A). Clrsclctnak mkelder Mariano Durcan tor on* gem* and fined him an undltckaed amount tor bump logon umpire Now Verb ( A O — Traded ouHtoMtr Dave Winfield to California tor pitcher Mika WIN, subject to arbitration over Winfield's refusal to report. Oetaade — Announced th* resignation of director of broadcasting Bob Poe Utah - Signed guard Darrell Griffith to a 1 year connect Hancock Bawl — Announced Its gam* would bn played Dec 11. Nerth C*rallies Stab — Promoted Larry Montelth from Interim to permanent Chan cellor. Feetoell New England — Signed tight end Lin Dawson and quarterback Marc Wilton to 2 rear contracts Msnnaseta — Signed defensive end Chris Doleman Philadelphia — Signed running backs Kenneth Dawson and Adam Walker and defensive lineman Horrcto Moroni# Hartford - '.-nouncod Doug McKay uruukt rut ralur* t l ccw.h at Binghamton of the American Hockey League. TV /R A O IO AUTO RACING I X a m — ESPN. Formula On* Grand Prla at San Marino. ( L ) 7 p m - WF1V *. Indianapolis WO Tima Trials. (L ) 3 p m — ESPN. Indianapolis )00 Tima Trials. (L ) 7 p m - SUN. NASCAR Grand National Naiarelh 200 BASEBALL 1:10 p m — 2*. SS. OR. Los Angel** Dodgers at New York AAsts. IL ) 1:10 p.m. — CTV, College. Rollins #1 Central Florida. |L> 7 0 ) p m - TBS. Atlanta at St. Louis. ( L ) 7 IS p m .- G N . Chicago at Cincinnati. IL ) 3 pm — SUN. College. Arkansas at Wichita Slate. (L l.a ls o a tla .m . 4p m. — 2*. M .Oeklm dat Cleveland. (L ) I p.m. — ESPN, Houston at Pittsburgh, (L ) BASKETBALL 13 30 pm . - WCPX *, Th# Basketball Show. |L) 1 p m. - WCPX a. NBA playoffs, Chicago at Philadelphia. (L ) 3 » p.m - WCPX 4 N BA playoffs. Detroit at New York. (L ) OOLF 1 p m — ESPN, Senior PGA Southwestern Bell Clastic. (Inal round, (L ) 3 p m . — WFTV *, Memorial Tournament, Final round,(L) Radi* BASEBALL 1:15 p m. - WBZS AM (1370), Lot Angeles at K'ew York 2 pm - W W N ZAM (740). Southern League. Huntsville at Or lando 2: IS p m. - WHOO AM (f*0>. Kansas City at Chicago SS0 p m - WMJK AM (1720). FSL, Osceola al SI Palersbcrg 7 07 p m - W W NZAM (740). Houston at Pittsburgh MISCELLANEOUS II OS p m - WBZS AM (1170). Th* Sports Final Midnight — WBZS AM (1270), Sports Overnight QUOTE OF THE PAY "T h e y said yuuTc traded to California. 1 said I'm not going. Everything's In limbo right now. I'm nut going to California, nothing against the Angels. Th ey’re wonderful people. It's a nice city, a nice team, but I'll m ak e the d e te rm in a tio n o f whrre and when I go." • Outfielder Dave Winfield, refusing to report to the Angels alter being traded from the New York Yankees. Buying quality fresh fish is easy— if you know what to look for j When w.e> (lie Iasi time you puiihasrd any tresh seafoodi* I’m willing in la* t that you were shocked to reultze that seafood Ite m s are n o tic e a b ly m ore i xpcosivc Ilian "re d " meats. t o m ake m a tte r s w orse, scalood decompose!) at a rapid tali and life average person dm sn ( know how to look for Iresh seafood. Ik> llowman. vice-president ol K iis k I' d S«a!«»od. could lx* consKh it d iti* expert on the subject, .md w Ik ii Interviewed, he of* It led sonic good advice for the average seafood consumer. • When purchublng fish, lie s.dd lo look tin a film texunc An easy way lo do this is to press your linger to the llcsh. II (he incut remains indcnicd. If is nut Ucsh. Kicsh llsh II* sh is rcalllent und will resume us normal shape rapidly alter being pre­ ssed. • Ikiwmun (plashed a popul.it belief ftial fresh llsh should have clear eyes, lie said that llsh that have been properly Iced down In Irtgu! salty water will develop cloud eyes - even though they are very Irish. Fish that have sunken eyes are not Iresh and should be uvutded. • (tills should be a bright red. Kish (hat have brownish colored gills are not Iresh and would uni be a wise purchase, • The smell ol a fresh llsh is not offensive and will slightly feseinlile the aroma of a euCiimbet Avoid purchasing llsh that have a strong odor. • When looking at fish tllets. scout lor cuts will) thin, icd lo p in k , b lo o d lin e s ru n n in g lengthwise down the lllci Such filets have been Ireshly cut and will In- good buys • When pm chasing shrimp. Ho said to look al the tails Flesh shrimp will h.ivt lulls ib.it are clear lo while In color Shrimp (hat are less ill.itl fri sh will have lulls lh.il are blown or blut k in colur Aging .hump will also develop a -light .iiuimmU smell. Needless to say avoid buying shrimp tliai have I his odor • Frenii scallops will ht rrfnni coloted and will a lvi h.n. a cu cu m ber s m e ll I hev w ill lie linn and will hold their shape. Do not purchase scallops Ihr.l display scparallons In I In- meat. I Iced Bo's advice the next lime you are buying seafood and you will Ik - assured of fresh meal loi vuut hard-earned money. SHUPE'S SCOOP Cui out this column und keep It for luture relcrence. Make it a point to l<H)k for the signs ol Iresh seafood und you will soon remember all o f the charuc leriailcsofagood buy. FISHING FORECAST George from George's Hall ami buckle rt‘jM»ris giNwl bass action In die r iv e r and local takes Most ot the laiger hsh art- hiking wild shiners, book lor schooling bass at ilu* m outh of lluW ekivR and h i P u ssle L ik e Sieve Gurd o f the O steen B ridge Flah Camp reported a record selling Monthlv Osteen Bridge Bass Tournament. Slxtv-lour hoals participated In (he event and 290 bass were t aught and released which weighed a total of t45 pounds. John M uills snagged Big Bass Illinois will) an B-pound. IIounce lunkpi Mullla and Shed Robinson tixik llrst place with 19 |Hnmds. 14V4 ounces. John and Joe Dremer came In sec­ ond wilh 19 pounds. 4 ounces, while the father-and son team of Bab and Bobby Coppen held down lhint place. Sebastian Inlet has been providing m ixed action wilh snook, flounder, n-dtlsh. larpon. lack iievalle ami lady llsh Most ol (lie snook aie being caught al tilghl nr ve ry early In the morning, und the larger llsh are Ix-liig taken tin live shrimp nr linger imillct r a p t a I n J a c k at P o r t Canaveral teports good bottom fis h in g w ith g r o u p e r and snapper In 120 feet of water Dolphin, wahoo and king mack­ erel are s|>otty. hut some anglers are really m aking some big catches In water from 110 feet on out. The buoy line Is slow and action In the Port Is limited to a fe w f l o u n d e r , b l u c f l s h , sheepshead and Jack crcvallc. Guide Troy Perez reports hot action In less than three feel ol water with trout and redllsh In i he Banana and Indian rlvera. Action ul Ponce In le t Is non slop wlth-floundrr. whiting, shet-pshead drum and redllsh A live shrimp fished on ihe bottom wilh a small weight Is guaran­ teed to produce i.ipld biles. The south side of ihe south Jetties has been Ihe hut spot foi flounder �Icnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 1 'Vintage’ Ewing helps Knicks slow Pistons Robinson, Hardaway unanimous picks for NBA All-Rookie Team Vlade D lvac o f the Los Angeles Lakers (40). guard Sherman Douglas o f the Miami Heat (39) and guard Pooh Richardson of the Minnesota T lm b e r w o lv e s 133) Joined Robinson and Hardaway on the first team. Robinson ranked 10th In the NBA in scoring, averaging 24.3 points per game. He finished second In rebounding 112.0) and third In blocked u a m j 4 Is Sunday at Madison Square Garden, with Game 5 at the Palace In Auburn Hills. Mich. New York posted its first victory o f the season and took a solid step toward wiping away the sting o f their Game 1 blowout by Detroit. Much o f the credit must go to Ewing, who pluyed 45 m inutes against a host of defenders and hit 17 of 18 free throws with 13 rebounds. 6 assists and 3 blocked shots. " T o play well against this team, you not only have to play good defense, but great United Press International NEW YORK — The New York Knlexs used Delrolt-style defense and more o f their own meal ticket Saturday, riding Patrick Ewing's "vin tage" performance to resuscitate their playofTchanrcs against the Pistons. New York, behind a career playolT-hlgh 45 points from Ewing, triumphed over Detroit 111*103 to draw within 2-1 In their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series. shots (3.89). helping the Spurs to a franchise-best 56*26 mark a n d an N B A - r e c o r d turnaround with a 35-game Improvement over the pre­ vious year. H ardaw ay averaged 14.7 ppg. ranked ninth In the league In assists (8.7) and 10th In steals (2.09). The Warriors averaged 116.3 points per game to lead the league. This marks only the second time In NBA history a rookie guard led the highest-scoring team. Dlvac. a 6-foot-11 center from Belgrade. Yugoslavia, averaged 8.5 points and 6.2 rebounds coming ofT the bench for the Lakers. Douglas, a second-round pick from Syracuse, started 66 o f 81 games for the Heat and averaged 14.3 join ts and 7.6 rebounds. Richardson cam e off the bench for Minnesota for the first half of the season and then started the last 48 games. He averaged 11.4 points and 6.8 rebounds. The second team constated o f J.R. Reid o f Charlotte, Scan Elliott of San Antonio. Stacey King o f Chicago, Theodore Edwards of Utah and Glen Rice o f Miami. NEW YORK - Rookie o f the Year center David Roblnaon of San Antonio and guard Tim Hardaway, who directed the league's highest-scoring of* fepse for Golden State, were unanimous choices for the 1990 NBA All-Rookie Team announced Saturday by the NBA. Robinson and Hardaway re* c e lv e d th e m a x im u m 52 points on 28 flrs’ team votes from the 27 league coaches, who voted for first and second teams regardless o f position and were not allowed to vote for their own players. Two points were awarded for a first-team vote and one for second team. — II defense," New York Coach Stu Jackson said. " I think that was a major key to our success today. And Patrick gave a vintage Patrick Ewing effort." Ewing led the assault as the Knicks played some o f D etroit's ln*your*facc. never-back-down defense. New York held the Pistons to 44 percent shooting from (hr field (39 o f 89) and forced a key turnover and blocked shot to blunt a rally at the end o f the game. Spurs rally to even series with Trail Blazers United P ress International SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio Spurs absorbed the best shot the Portland Trail Blnzers could fire ut them Saturday and then delivered n second-quarter knockout punch that put the two teams back where they started In their best-of-seven Western Conference semifinal series. San Antonio saw the Blazers shoot 83 percent In the first quarter and Jump to an early nine-point lead, after which the Spurs put on a dom inating performance fueled by Terry Cummings and Rod Strickland that led to a 115*105 victory. The Spurs led by as many as 23 points In the fourth quarter with C u m m in gs scorin g 35 points and grab bin g 11 re­ bounds. "N o w we arc starting the series all over again," said Spurs coach Larry Brown, whose team must still find a way to win a game In Portland In order to advance to the conference finals. Game 4 will be played Tues­ day night In Portland before the teams return for the sixth game Thursday evening In San An­ tonio. “ I t 's Just g o i n g to g e t tougher." said Cummings, who teamed with Strickland In a second-quarter rush that saw the Spurs ou tscorc the Blazers. 37*18. "W e 'v e got to turn It up in Portland. There la no doubt they will be ready." T h e B lazers cam e to San Antonio having won five straight playoff games, but were domi­ nated throughout both o f the two games In San Antonio. “ Coming In. 1 really felt wc had a good chance." Portland Coach Rick Adelman said. Chambers busts out, leads Suns past Lakers and a 2-1 advantage In the NBA Western Conference semifinals. Game 4 of the best-of-seven series will be played Sunday In Phoenix. "K evin (Johnson) and I arc all-stars and the last two games you couldn't have picked us out o f a crowd In a million years." said Chambers, who scored only nine points In the Lakers' 124-100 romp In Game 2. “ I tried to post up a little harder today. United P ress International________________ PHOENIX — Tom Chambers, tired of being lost in the crowd during the NBA playoffs, burst nut with a vengeance Satur­ day. Chambers scored 34 points, hitting 14 of 23 field-goal attempts, und grabbed seven rebounds to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 117-103 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers more aggressively. I was stronger Inside today than I had been In a long tim e." Johnson, the Suns' point guard, said Chambers was effective at both ends o f the court. , "Usually Mark West. J eff Homacek and Dan Majerle do a great Job on defense." Johnson said. "Today It was Tom Cham­ bers that did an excellent Job defensively." Jordan, Bulls pose a serious threat to 76ers’ crucial home- court advantage Philadelphia can get back In the scries or Chicago can take charge and set up a possible clincher at home. If Friday night's fourth quarter In which they were outscored 45-31 Is any Indication, the 76crs should be worried. "It's absolutely a concern." said Philadelphia Coach Jim Lynam. whose team Is 0-4 on the road In the playoffs. "1 never say an NBA game Is over. They were the aggressors and rallied like that. Sure. It doesn't give you as much o f a boost as if you had coasted In there." Charles Barkley and Hersey Hawkins liuvt been the 70cis' playufr barometers. When lhey both play well, Philadelphia wins. If one or both struggle, the 76crs falter. Both Barkley and Hawkins played well at home against the Bulls. Barkley had 34 points. 20 rebounds and eight assists und Hawkins added 27 points on U-of-14 shooting. " I had the same shots us I had in Chicago." said U nits* P ress Intsmattefial PHILADELPHIA — Home court has been the key for the Philadelphia . 6ers In the postseason this year and it has come through again — but with a warning r.ot to rely on It too heavily. The 76ers have played four playoff games at the Spectrum and won all four — three In a first-round victory over Cleveland and one against Chicago In the Eastern Conference semifinal. But the Bulls came close to shattering the 7Gets' home-court Invincibility as they rallied from a 27-polnl deficit to within three points before losing 118-112 on rtiday night, drawing Philadelphia within 2-1 In the best-of-seven series. "I think they can't get relaxed." said Chicago's Michael Jordan, who had 24 oi his 49 points In the fourth quarter of Game 3. "It ceriainly gave us a good outlook for the next game." That game Is Sunday at the Spectrum, where gvoSSpuAtie H*CJ** Hawkins, who was 10 of 27 In the first two games at Chicago Stadium. "A s long as you get the same shots, they will fall sooner or later." Barkley and Hawkins helped Philadelphia get off to a good start In Game 3 and Chicago hopes to avoid that Sunday. "W e have to stay a little closv r In the first half." Jordan said. "W e came out tentative (Friday night). W e'll come out more aggressl e in the first half on Sunday. "Th ey're going to come out strong and we'll have to try to stay close to them and then make our run In the second half." Naturally, the /6era and F 'lls came away from Friday night's contest with different feelings as Philadelphia tried to shrug off the Bulls' com ­ eback. "None whatsoever.” Hawkins said when asked about any lingering effects. “ No matter what happened, wc beat that team pretty bad." The Bulls, meanwhile, left the building with some hope. "This will give us encouragement Stacey King said. "O n their h oir.ztf how tough they are to play Right want to put pressure cn them." Lowest Prices •GUARANTEED! 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( 5 / 1 3 ) ORLANDO 6223 soar 8 5 9 -2 9 4 6 W e d is c o u n t e v e ry th in g b u t y o u r sa fe ty ORLANDO ORLANDO SANFORD 986 N Semoran Bivd 1432 Lee Rd 380*2036 2 9 9 -6 1 3 7 3513S Or'andoDr 330-1971 AJV.WJtB l i0 �4B — Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May 13, 1990 Braden pitches, hits Sanford Yankees to Pony victory over Orioles F fi* i f f f r o y r t R ______________ FIVE POINTS - Winning pitcher Todd Braden supported hin own cause with three singles as the Sanford Yankees defeated the Orioles In a Seminole Pony Baseball Pony Division game on MayS. Deon Daniels added a triple and Craig Stevens singled twice for the Yankees. Braden and losing pitcher Scott Maine each struck out 13 batters. In other games: M ayS Danny Woodward pitched a thrce-hillcr as the Tw ins knocked ofT the Royals 15-2. Me also contributed three hits, four RBI and six stolen bases while Jason Petty drew four walks for the second consecutive game and scored four runs. Simpkins was the losing pitcher. M ays T.J. Yarborough drove In three runs and singled once In support o f winning pitcher Mike Szara. leading the Mets past the Doders 9-2. Bryan Low e was the losing pitcher. A lso contributing on ofTense were Darrell Jackson (single, two RBU. Tarred Jackson (two singles, one RBI), Jeff Miller (single. RBI) and Brad Nunnery and Jon Bushcr (one RBI each). The Mets also turned a nice 5-4-3 double play. Iteyl Winning pitcher Robby Morgan an reliever Sonny Lloyd combined on a no-hitter to help the H.D. Realty Pirates blank the Royals 3-0. Morgan had two singles and two runs scored. Chris Foster added a single and an RBI and Jason Johnson singled and scored a run. BRONCO M ay 2 Tom Joy doubled and dro*'e in two runs as the Lougwood Ace Hardware Angels knocked the Winter Springs Expos out o f the playoffs with a 4-1 win. Winning pitcher Robert Vessey added a double. The Angels also got offensive help from Dustin Owen and Chris Kapelka (one single each). Matt Thompson (double. RBI) and Andy Mayer (RBI). For the Expos. Joe Knlpp doubled and Dreg Miller singled. Chris Sanders was the losing pitcher. M ay 1 Winning pitcher Jason Shipley accounted for half o f the Winter Springs Royuls' runs by scoring four and driving In five with a single and two triples In a 18-2 romp over the Yankees. Also chipping In for the Royals were Scott Mosley (two RBI. three runs scored, three singles). Josh Frost (RBI, two runs scored, two doubles, one single). Matt Harper (two singles, one RBI) and Keith Tedesco (RBI. run scored, two singles). Brian Miller had five RBI. a double and two singles for the SunBank Tigers In a 14-3 win over the Sanford Mets. He also combined with winning pitcher Michael Buky to strike out 13 batters. The Tigers got other ofTensle support from Shawn Savage (three RBI. double, two singles). Buky (two doubles, three RBI), Ben Stowell (double), Kevin Bishop (two singles, one RBI) and Jeremy Parker (two singes, two RBI). Losing pitcher Cornel Daniels had a home run. two singles and five RBI for the Mets. M UBTANO M ayS Donald Taylor drove in seven runs and scored four more on two doubles and two triples, powering the Casselberry Indians to a 13-4 blowout o f the Lake Mary Cardinals. Winning pitcher Jeff Monaco contributed two RBI. two runs score, a double and a triple while Mike Bolgna had a single and a run scored and Rick Rodriguez had a single and two RBI. J.R. Nobles was the winning pitcher for the Royals as they beat the Blue Jays 13-10. Alex Jacot. who also pitched two Innings, led the offense with a single, two doubles and a triple. David Kelly. Jamie Nichols and Nick Thrift played well In the outfield. M ay4 David Longfellow's bases-loaded double in the bottom o f the fifth liming propelled the Optimist Giants to a 12-10 decision over the Orioles. Adam Messier was the winning pitcher as Gonzalez suffered the loss. Messier added a triple, single and three runs scored on offense while Steve Longfellow had a single. For the Orioles, Braeco doubled. Josh Pickett. John Snyder and Chris Drake each had two hits for the Winter Springs Mets In their 14-5 rout o f the Winter Springs Tigers. Pickett and Snyer each scored two runs while Drake scored one. Nick Melaszus was the winning pitcher. Jeremy Welmer hit a home run for the Tigers. M ays Winning pitcher Nathan Sims and reliever Benny Lupo combined on a no-hltter and Jeremy "T a n k " Frost launched a three-run home run as the Winter Springs Angels blanked the Lake Mary Reds 18-0. Gorman took the loss for the Reds. Sims. Frost and Lupo each scored three runs. Lupo also adding a single and an RBI. The Angels also got help from Jimmy Costa (douhle, single, two RBI. two runs scored). Chris Haasls (single, two runs scored) and Alan Konke (double, RBI. run scored). M ayl The Perkins Twins whipped the Lake Mary Giants 23-14 as winning pitcher Nick TRaegcr hit two triples and a single. Omar Serrano added u double and two singles. Brandon Gremlllion and Todd O'Quin each singled twice and J.J. Finn doubled. For the Giants. Casey Earnest tripled. Adam Messier was the losing pitcher. Robbie Shapiro and Scott Hlllnskl each tripled In the Astros' 18-17 win over the Dodgers. Ryan Kloth took the win while Mike Huff suffered the loss. A p ril 90 Sean Sawyer had two RBI, two runs scored and two singles lo lead the reds past the Yankees 8-7. A lso contributing for the Reds were Nick Chapman (single, two runs scored), Eric Linqulst and Joby Gorman (three walks and two runs scared each) and Matt Brady (single, run scored). Gorman was the winning pitcher over M. Stenslrom. rerro M ays Kevin Smith hit two triples for the Astros as they beat the Tw ins 20-12. The Angels improved their record to 14-4 with a 14-13 win over the Cardinals. Jamie Evans. Jeremy Smith and Aaron Wood each hit home runs for the Angels while the Cardinals got home runs from Justin Hawarah and Brad Sclglcr. Both teams played great defense. Scoring In every Inning the Orioles knocked oR the Reds 12-4. M ayS The Cardinals stomped the Reds 20-0 In a game halted by the 10-run rule. The Braves thrashed the Expos 14-6. M ay 2 The Longwood Yankees defeated the Lake Mary Rlgers 21-11 The Yankees were led by Trip Spear and Greg Cohen (four hits each). Kandy Andrews drove In five runs while Eric Baird had three hits. For the Tigers. Mike Nunztata had three hits as Lexle Purvis added two hits and two runs scored. Defensively, the Yankees were led by first baseman Bear Brown and catcher Barry Hudson. Billy McVay hit three runs und Jeffrey Morlcal had the game-wlnnlg RBI for the Astros In their 18-8 decision over the Blue Jays. May 1 The Angels slopped Ihe Pirates 17-13 behind a home run from Jamie Evans. Jeremy Smith turned two doubles and hud two put outs for the Angels. A p ril 30 The Orioles routed the Giants 19-6, Moore----------Continued from IB set in 1985 by a young man from Palatka High School. "M y takeoff wasn't exactly right and that cost me a few Inches." said Moore. "A ll week long. I've been Jumping 50-1. 50-2 in practice. But it all worked out for the best." During preliminaries, Moore had faulted on his first attempt, then Jumped 49-344 on his second effort lo g ive him the lead und the right to Jump last in the f inals. Since no one was close to •hat mark when he lined up for his final attempt, he was able lake one last all-out shot at the record. This week, he'll be getting ready to compete in the state d eca th lon co m p etitio n next Friday and Saturday in Lake Worth. " I'v e been waiting three years for a state c h a m p io n s h ip ," Moore said. "Three years Is too long to wait. I told Coach (Ken Brauman) that we were winning the state cham pionship this year. “ I'm just glad to get It over w ith ." It's been a long season for Moore. As difficult as It was to make the transition from football to basketball to track with no time off. Moore competed In five different events for the Seminole track team this spring. "T h is is my senior year and I wanted to help the team.” said Moore "Su I got into the shot put and m e longjum p." stood up, the next best throw by a nan-Semlnolc athlete being 54-11. But Moore challenged White by throwing o f 57-514. White responded with an effort o f 58-1. “ I wanted to make Carlo do better than he was doing," said Moore. "H e's capable of doing better than he was doing. I wanted to push him. So I threw 57-5V4 (a personal best) and told him that's what he had to beat for the state champlonsnlp " By ta k in g on th ose new events. Moore provided the Tribe with important leadership. Not only did he scote In those new events at the state meet, but he was able to get sophomore Carlo White to reach down and come up with a stulc championship throw In the shot put. W h ile co m p etin g In m ore events paid dividends for Semi­ nole at the state track meet. It also gave Moore a head start on getting ready for the decathlon. Th e long jum p and shot put are wo o f the 10 r.er.ts in the decath lon. U nfortunately for Moore, the triple Jump Is not. C o m in g o u t o f th e p r e ­ liminaries. White led the pack a toss of 53-9. Even though ne has thrown nearly 60 feet this year. White appeared satisfied with the mark. And It would have " I'm looking forward to the decathlon." aaid Moore. "N ext week.' f m gplng to start w orklrg extra hard on the shot put and the long Jump. And I've got to start working on the pole vault." Hensley takes Grand National points lead U hHb A P r e «» Nrtergatjegal NAZARETH. Pa. - Jim m y Hensley took the lead with less than seven laps to go and drove his Oldsmoblle to victory Satur­ day in the Pontiac Pacesetters 300 NASCAR Grand National stock ear race Hensley ol Ridgeway. Va.. took Ihe lead from Dave Rezendes on Lap 294 of the 300-lap r a c e o v e r th e u n c - m llc P e n n s y lv a n ia In te r n a tio n a l Raceway tri-oval. He then held o ff Rczendes to win by a margin of .89 seconds’. The victory was Hensley's first since 1988 and gave him Ihe overall Grand National points lead In the 18-race circuit with 1.479 Hensley, who had finished no better than fourth In a Grand National race this season before Saturday, had been tied on points with Bobby Labonte going Into the race. C l i u M Stats Track Maat, M y II at Skawrttar Field and Oak Matter Track Sari Tram ratalH: 1. Samlneto n 3. Tltuwllto Aitronaut It; 3. Jackaonvilla Ralnat 144; 4. Ida) Delray Beech Atlantic and Fort Lauderdale SI Thomat Aqulnei 14; 4. (tla) Jonet and Arcadia DaSoto 14. Individual m a th High Jump — I Juan Thomat (Oaarfleld Baach I 410; Lang Jump — I. John Brill (Tltuivllle-Adrgnaut) 143; S. Ratert Maora (Sam Inala) JI-TVii Triple Jump — I. Ratert Maora I lamina la) 4444.1 1. Henry Wllllamt I Seminole) 4434.j Pole Vault - 1 David Nunang (Sprint Hill Springtltad) ISO. Oltcut Throw - I D e.ttr Nottage (Hollywood Hllll MO-1; Shat Put — 1. Carla While ISemi note I S41; I. Ratert Maaro (Samlnalal W I ' . I llOMatar High Hurdltt - I. Philip Rllay IJonti) 13 St. 19* Meter Oath - I. Frederick Fields I Arcadia DeSoto) 10 41. IMO Meter Run — I Stephen Addarly (Dolray Baach Atlantlcl 4 17 40; 4. Kenneth Ttett (Deltona) 4s13.70; 4a 14 4 Meter Relay - I Fori Laudardala St. Thomas Aquinas 41B ; 1. Seminole 41*3; 494Malar Dash - I O le Scott (Live Oak Suwanae) a r e . 314Yerd Intermediate Hurdle — 1 Philip Riley I Jones) 17.14 904 Meter Run — I Stephen Adderly (Dolray Baach Atlantic I I : S3 J*. TOO Meter Oath — I Derrick Whitehurst (Prntacole E s c a m b ia ) 31.17; 1199-M etar Run — T h om a s M aya s (Jacksonville Raines) S til l ; 4 t 494Mttsr Relay - 1 North Marion Sparrl l* 41. "It was a tough race from the start." Hensley said. "There was a lot o f catching up by a number .of drivers throughout the race. We were fortunate to run on our tires for the last 30 miles. I really needed a win and it felt super." (Writ Team m utts; I. Jacksonville-Rlbault 44; 3. Belto Gledn Glades Central 41; 1. Cocoa 31 4. iowteato If ; S. Wed Palm Booch-Cerdinal Newman if; 4. St. Petersburg Boca Clege II. Individual results High Jump — 1. Lisa Sampson (SI. Petorteurg Boca Ctoga) 44; Lang Jump — I. Nicola Irving (Fort Leudarddo-Nova) IF S e . Trtpte Jump — 1. Nicole Irving (Fort Lagderdato-ttovo) 3* 4 4 .«; that Put — I. Nakltha Tucker (Hallandale) 4J-4W*; 1. Sheri Reddicks (Seminole) 34-7W. Hensley was one o f seven different leaders during the race, marred by 11 caution laps and five accidents, but no serious Injuries. Discus — I. Audrey Lae (Deltona) 13411; HO Mater High Hurdles — I. Monica Mlttlck (Titusville) I4.S; 194Meier Oath - 1. Zundra Feagln (Cocoal 11.41; 4. Yalanda Baker (Sendnoto) 13.39; 1444Meter Run — Lisa Beck (F<rt Lauderdale Cardlnd Newman) 5:14 04; 0. Michelle Ruth I Deltona) 5:37.0. 4 ■ 194Meter Raley — l. Cocoa 47.3; 4. Semiiale 47.1; 444Meter Dash — I. Tamara Powell I Deer lieId Beach) 54 04; 134 Yard Late Hurdles — I. Hadrian McGill (Saminata) 43.17; 004 Mater Run — 1. Darlene Godfrey (Butterlord) 1:17.0. 394 Meter Dash — I. Zundra Frag in (Cocoa) 31*3; 3304 Motor Run — I Lisa Back (Fort Laudardala Cardinal Newman) 11:30.1; 4 a 404Malar Relay — 1 Jacksonville Rlbault 3:514; 1. Somlnoto 3:50.4. e — Stole Record Hasaid Photo by Kelly Jordan It seemed that every time you looked up Friday night, Seminole's Robert Moore was doing something. Moore competed In the triple jump, long jump, shot put and ran the second leg of Seminole's 4 x 100-meter relay (left), passing the baton to Georg Prison (right) Rain postpones start of Indianapolis 500 qualifying United Press International IN D IA N A P O L IS R a in postponed Saturday's scheduled start of qualifying for the 74lh Indianapolis 500. helping drivers In ihetr quest lo match Al Unscr J r.'s unprecedented practice speeds. P o le q u a l i f y i n g w a s r e ­ scheduled for Sunday, when the National Weather Service pre­ dicts morning showers clearing In Ihe afternoon. If time (rials are washed out Sunday, pole quali­ fying would be delayed until next weekend. Every driver Is guaranteed one attempt at the pole position, no matter when qualifying begins. Bui if a car passes or sutlers mechanical failure on Its at­ tempt. Its pole chance Is lost. "There will be more pressure on us If we do not qualify this weekend." defending champion Emerson Fittipaldi said "Condltlons will lx- d life real on the track Some cars could lose Norman takes Memorial lead U nltad U f a Intarnatlonal____ DUBLIN. Ohio — Greg Norman shot a 3-undcr par 69 Saturday on the rain-drenched Mulrfleld Village Golf Club course lo grab the lead away from Fred Couples after three rounds of the $1 million Memorial Tournament. Norman, who trailed Couples by four shots when the third round began, made his m ove to the top on the back side with a 3-undcr par 33 and got Ihe help he needed when Couples, who led at ihe end ol the first two rounds, double bogeyed the 18th hole lo surrender a share o f the lead. N o rm a n ’ s 69 gave him a 54-hole store ol par 216 on a Mulrlleld Village layout which had been bulleted by high winds the first tw o rounds o f the tournament. Play was suspended Saturdav lor more than two hours by a strarlv ruin that finally had streams of water running across a number ol greens. The rain, however, stopped long enough for PGA officials to squeegee the water o ff the greens. Although It began rain­ ing again later In ihe round, ull 73 players were able to llmsh their rounds P a yn e S le w a rt. N orm an 's playing partner, also tired u 3-undcr 69 and was alone In second place at l over 217. Stewart, who won Just three tournaments his first eight years on ihe PGA Tour. Is seeking third In his last loui starts He won last week's rain-shortened Byron Nelson Classic. Mark Brooks and Brad Faxon were lied with Couples and Don Cooley (or third place at 2-over par 2 IH. followed at 2 19 by Peter J a co b sen and B ill Sander. Jacobsen had a 71 Saturday. Brooks. Sander and Faxon a>l had 72s. Cooley a 74 and Couples a 75 balance." Unser drove the fastest Indy lap ever, 22 8.502 mph. In practice Friday, but Ihe rain delay kept him from trying to qualify for his first front-row start In u 500m ile race. "T h e car Is Just right." Unser said. "W e haven't touched It and we won't. W e’re just waiting for the rain to go away. I don't see the rain changing the track." Rain slopped falling Saturday from gray, overcast skies and efforts were made, to dry the track. But wet areas In (he third and fourth turns forced officials to close the speedway without track action. Monday Is expected to be cleur but rain Is predicted Tuesday through Thursday. The asphalt track surface could change greatly before drivers return to the 2 l/2-mlle oval. That and a delay In qualifying would limit (he lime teams have lo prepare ears for the race. "It would give me another Mochrie extends Crestar lead UnlU d Frsss International CHESAPEAKE. Va. - Play­ ing the best golf of her brief pro cureer. Dottle Moehrlc fired a course-record 7-under-par 65 Saturday und extended her lead to seven strokes utter two rounds of the $350,000 L1HJA Crestar Classic. Mochrie. who led alter the first round at 5-under-pur, bogeyed her first hole on the 6 .275-yard cou rse at the Greenbrier Country Club, but quiekly turned u around She finished with nine birdies. Including six on the back side, to post a two-ilay score of 12-under132 In second place* was Kosle J o n es, w ho ca rd ed a 2-under-par 70 to stand at 5-tinder for the tournament. Another stroke back was Chris Johnson, who fired a 67 Sat­ urday lo conic In at 4-undcr 140 for the two days. Three others were lied at 3-undr r 141. Mochrie. who equaled her career best a duy earlier with a 5-under 67. blistered the back side Saturday, shooting a 5under 31 lo eclipse Ihe course record ol 66. She blrdied four of her last five holes. Including a 20-foot birdie pull al No. 15. (o beat Ihe course record. "T h is Is the lype of round you always dream about and Just hope that It comes true some day. and today was that d a y ." M ochrie said " I ’ ve concentrated on te*npo ai'rt I 'v e h it e v e r y t h in g v e ry solidly." Jones, from Albuquerque. N.M.. said M odule's perfor­ mance on the greens "was am azing." week to get faster." said Danny Sullivan, whose top speed Is 223.688 mph "II they rain out Sunday, you ve got ucxl week to practice, but you can't waste lime because you've gol to get a race setup hext week, too You don't want to gel on the front row but not get a race setup. You have to have a happy medium." Sullivan expects the rain to give more drivers a chance at the pole. Including nine drivers practicing above 220 mph. Rczendes took the lead on Lap 237 out of a caution flag and o d d the lead fur the next 46 laps. It was his best finish ever on the Grand National circuit, besting a sixth-place finish at Gainesville. Flu Chuck Bown finished third. Morgan Shepherd fourth und Sieve Grissom fifth In the 10th race o f the Grand National circuit this year. There were no caution flags through Ihe first 65 laps of Ine race bul there were 11 caution flags for 5b la|K> through the remaining 235 laps. Ten cars finished on the lead lap. Pole-sitter Davey Allison, who set a new track record of 124.106 mph in qu alifying, finished tenth Allison led three different limes for a total of 52 laps In the race. Dill goes up by two strokes Unltad F r m Intarnatlonal OKLAHOMA CITY - Terry Dill sank a 40-foot eagle pull on Ihe final hole Saturday lo com ­ plete u round o f 3-under-par 69 and take a two-stroke lead after two roundi uf the $450,000 Southwestern Bell Classic. Dill, aiming for his first win since Joining the Senior PGA Tour Iasi spring, had a two-day total o f 5-under 139. Mike Hill also shot a 69 Saturday and was alone In second place In the 54-hole event at 3-undcr 141. First-round leader C harlie Owens, who fired a sensational 5-under 67 Friday despite an Injury that prevents him from bending his left knee, struggled to shoot a 3-over 75 Saturday. Tied with Owens at 2-undcr 142. three strokes behind Dill, were Doug Dalzlel. who had a 70 on Saturday, and Joe Jimenez, with a 71. "It s been a long time since l‘vc had the lead," said Dill, who hopes to have something to celebrate Sunday besides his 51st birthday. " I think the last time I led In a professional golf tournament was in Hartford in about 1970" Dill made op five shots on Owens on the last two holes Saturday. He blrdied the 17th hole with a 15-foot putt, then launched hts 6-Iron approach shot onto the green o f the 505-yard, par-5 18th to set up hts eagle. Owens' second shot on the 17th hole stuck in a tree for an unplayable lie that led to a double-bogey. O w ens, h ow ever s t ill managed to beat Jimenez on me first playofT hole to win the tournament's two-round Van­ tage Classics segment for players aged 60 and older. Owens. 60. picked up $9,000 for hts w in. �i Sinlorci Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 — ■■ , Business Warehouse in Longwood O K ’d IN BRIEF ■y NICK FF1IPAUF M BA takes on new client LONGWOOD — Melinda Brody ft Associates (MBA), Longwood. announces a new client. Spectrum Realty o f Maitland Spectrum Realty represents several communities In Central Florida and Is committed to high performance from their sales team. MBA will conduct training sessions to give feedback to stafT ami work on areas of weakness. MBA. otters training "tune-ups" In the areas of attitude, time management, goal setting, customer service, phone skills and s;des, ‘Financial Beginnings' for w om en "W e expect construction to start by possibly inld-Junc. but nc later than mid-July of this year." Waley said. "HopeLONGWOOD — Plans have been approved . fully, tenants will be able to be{ln moving In for construction of 122.450 square feet o f by early S eptem ber." Tenants o f the leasable warehouse space In the Florida warehouse areas will be those Involved with Centra] Commerce Park, ott State Road 434. light Industry storage and/or dhtrlbution. In Longwood. Herald staff writer Rich Waley, chairman o f the board o f Mas Limited Partnership in Largo, said the warehouse, actually considered as Phase II and Phase III o f a major project, will be a double building with a truck courtyard In (he middle. Mas already has one 74.(XO-squarc-foot structure on the property. W iley said Ihc new additions, os is the current building, will be o f "Institutional quality. In keeping with the needs o f the 90s." Plans for the expansion were Initialed In February, but final approval o f the site plan review was not granted by the Longwood City Commission until last week, following revision o f several factors required by various governmental regulations and ordi­ nances. According to Waley. a great deal of research was undertaken to find the most ideal location for the warehouses. He said. "Florida Central Commerce Park In Long­ wood was the final selection because o f the future potential o f that c ity ." Mas Limited Partnership has a similar structure in Clearwater. In Pinellas County. I.ONGWOOD — A course for all women, divorced, married, single and widowed, entitled "Financial Beginnings" will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 19 at Sanlando Center, 2180 W State Rd. 434, Suite 2180, Longwood. ' The cost o f the course Is $45 and includes the seven hour one-day course, materials and lunch. Scholarships arc available. For reservations, call (407) 774-9776. Sponsored by Windsor Advisors Inc., Beverly Paulk, MBA. certified financial planner. Hungry Howies benefit to aid area education S B D C presents sem inar DELAND — The Stetson University Small Business Devel­ opment Center will present a free seminar on "H ow to Obtain r. Small Business Loan" Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at SBDC Office - 249 E. Michigan Ave. David L. Cross, Director o f the SBDC will cover, how to deal with your banker, what n bank Is looking for and the different types of loans available. Joe P. Epton. Jr., senior vice president of First Florida Bank will give the banker's perspective. Reservations are requested. For more Information call the SBDC office at 822-7326. Loan Am erica a n n ru n ce s loss MIAMI LAKES — Loan America Financial Corp., a residential mortgage bunking company, has reported first quarter earnings of $110,125, or 4 cents a share, compared with $528,505. or 25 cents a share, for the same period a year ago. Revenues for the period ended March 31 were $4.6 million, compared with 85.5 million for the like period a year ago. "W e hud Jowcr volumes and thinner margins for our loan originations and sales since the first of the year," said Loan America President John S. Kuczwanskl. "Our earnings reflect these conditions which we believe will Improve during the second quarter." Harris declares dividend MELBOURNE — Directors o f Harris Corp. have declared a quarterly dividend of 24 cents a t>hare on common stock, payable. June 15 lo shareholders o f record June 4. Harris, with worldwide Sides of more than $3 billion, operates four major businesses: advanced electronic systems, communications, semiconductors and the Lanier Worldwide office equipment distribution network. Sterling M otors announces prom otions MIAMI — Sterling Motor Ca s. Importers of Sterling European luxury sedans. has promoted five members o f Its Miami staff. Patti Pllshuw has been promoted from project leader to husiueAh systems analyst/projcct leader. She will work In the parts distribution and Bcrvlce-related departments. Ran Marks moved from programmer analyst to business systems analyst and will focus mostly on finance and vehicle distribution and traffic. Lidia Junco has been promoted from lead systems operator to programmer. Junco will be responsible for application program development. Lee Brody's Job as DCS coordlnalor/mlcro support has been expanded to cover programming development for mainframe applications. Julio Vail de Ruten has been promoted from systems operator to lead systems operator. TP I Enterprise directors re-elected ORLANDO — TPI Enterprises Inc. has reported at Its annual shareholders meeting that shareholders had re-elected Stephen R. Cohen. Joseph P. Gowan. Robert Kennedy, Richard L. Dunham, Paul James Slu. Edwin B. Splevack and Phillip Eun Cohen as company directors. The shareholders also ratified the board o f directors approval o f the company's 1989 employee slock purchase plan and the selection o f the firm Dclolttc and Touche as auditors for 1990. IN REVIEW Stocks rally as interest rates plunge last week By JANICE KIRKEL UPI Business Writer -_______ NEW Y O R K A w ellrecctvcd Treasury refunding, some good news about Infla­ tion and a weak economic report combined to send the slock market soaring Friday and the Dow Industrials up more than 90 points on the week. The Dow Jones Industrial average surged 63.07 Friday to close al 2801.58 for a weekly gain o f 91.22 [joints — about 3.3 percent. The gain was the Dow's second-best weekly showing this year, s u r p a s s e d o n l y by th e 96.17 print gain In the week ended March 2. Among the broader market averages. I he New York Stock Exchange composite Index rose 6 86 points to close the week at 192.24. Standard A Poor's 500-stock Index surged 13.61 to 352.00. Advances easily outpaced declines 1,336-598 among the 2.182 Issues traded this week. Big Board volume totaled 821.762.784 shares, co m ­ pared with 699.525,060 a week earlier and 80-1.370.560 a )e a r ago. T h e llrs t s ta g e o f the Treasury's quarterly refund- Ing, Tu esday's auction o f S10.5 billion In 3-year notes, found strong Interest among Investors. The average yield on the new 3-ycar note was 8.74 percent, which analysts called In line with expecta­ tions. • The news meant that de­ mand for Ihc notes was ap­ parently healthy and that Interest rates did not have to hit unexpectedly high levels lo attract investors — an encouraging development for the stock market. On the second day. S10 billion In 10-year notes were sold at an average yield of 8.88 percent, also w ithin expectations. The refunding concluded Thursday with the auction of $10 billion in 30-year bonds at an average yield o f 8.84 percent, a lower rale than expected. All told, analysis said the r e fu n d in g w en t m o re smoothly than expected. "T h e rates were acceptable lo Wall S treet," said Jett Kaminsky, head of Institu­ tional sales trading at Mubon. Nugent ft Co. "They didn't have to absorb the bonds themselves, they had custom­ ers for them. When the Street has to buy then) themselves, that's cause for concern." B usiness w elcom e Big Bass Hole Salt and Tackle, 2455 N.W. 17-92 on Lake Monroe, was welcomed to the Sanford business community by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. From left lo right are: John Kane, Chamber Welcoming Committee; Dave Farr, chamber executive director; Dale Gustafson, owner of the building; Rhonda Lemus and Dot Wallet Chamber Welcoming Committee; Betty Carr, Bister of owner Peggy Parker, Danny Opp, guldi for Hawg Hunter Bass guide service; Mel Warrtn, Big Bass employee; Minnie Kane, Chamber \flelcomlng Committee. Southern H om e draws interest LAKE MARY — The 1990 New Southern Home, a Showcase o f the latest residential technologies sponsored by the Southeast Builders Conference. Is attracting an increasing number o f donors Interested In displaying their products In a real-life environment. "Participating In the New Southern Home gives us an opportunity to be more creative and show products that people may not otherwise think of." Beatrix Masottl, president o f Florida Closet Innovations, said in a press release. "W hen people walk Into a real house, rather than a showroom, they can see how things could work In their own hom e," she said. TEC Homes, one o f Central Florida's largest custom home builders. Is currently building the New Southern Home In the Arvlda Community of Heathrow Woods. The home was designed by Charlnn Brock & Associates and Godfrey ft Associates is handling the Interior decor. Masottl's company, vhtch Is located In Longwoou Is providing the coset furnishings as well as a garage organizer. Some of the nthei (onors Include Medallion Kitchens: kitchen cablrtts: Elite Kitchen ft Bath: kitchen cabinet Installalnn. bath vanities and pool cabinetry: and Scotty’s: russcs. Thousands ol visitor) arc expected to tour the New Southern Hom e Thursday. Friday and Saturday. August 23-2L A portion o f the proceeds from the sale o f the h<me are donated to BETA House In Orlando, whlih provides shelter, educa­ tion and training for teenage mothers and their children. Besides being an a ctive m em ber o f the Southeast Builders Coiferetice. TEC Homes is a longtime member o f tie Home Builders Associa­ tion o f Mid-Florida and a founding member o f the Master Custom Builder) Council. Casselberry resident wins bank contest TAM PA — A Casselberry resi­ dent Is among the first 15 winners In NCNB Corporation's 'Win What You Want’ consumer loan game. All together, six Floridians were winners, according to a press release. The six. who each won $50 cash, are Bonnie E. Attwater of Clearwater, Edyth Robertson of P o lice raid shirt shops over dispute United Press International KEY W EST Federal and local p olice have raided 16 T-shirt shops and confiscated box,loads o f appurcl. decals and sales records lo be used as evidence In a civil lawsuit on an alleged copyw rlgh t In frin ge­ ment. U.S. District Judge James Lawrence King authorized the Thursday raid by U.S. marshals, Monroe County sherlfTs deputies amt private detectives. T w o 's Com pany, a Rhode Island decal milker, obtained a court order from King to seize any merchandise that contained what the company said was Its "abstract sallbout" design. The company received a U.S. copywrlght on Jan. 31 for the design. The copywrlght said work on the design had been completed June 24. 1985. Shop managers said the de­ sign. a pair of tcar-shapcd curves OOlipled with a pair of vertical lines over a horizontal stripe, is a best-seller on Key West’s Duval Street, where most of I tie raided shops are located. Shop owners said they did not know they wen- selling a bor­ rowed Idea. "N obody told me tills design Is someon else's property," said D avid \ ardent, m an ager at Crazy Tees, where there were two rows of T-slilrts. sweatshirts and blouses bearing the decal. "W r didn't make the design, we b u y it . ” Bunnell, Rita Priest of Cape Coral. Doris M. Lewis of Tampa. P.C. Hauser o f Casselberry and George E. Hanna of Fort Myers Beach. In a u gu ra ted A p ril 6, the scratch-off'Win What You Want' card game can help lucky win­ ners land Instant cash, dis­ counted or Interest-free loans or even $100,000. •To day. simply slop by any of NCN1 National Bank of Florida's 255 tranches, ask a loan officer for a game card, fill 11 out and depotlt It in the s p e c ia lly marled box. NCJB National Bank o f Flori­ da. anotig the state's five largest bank), has offices in 113 commantles, deposits of $9.6 billion and issrtsof $12.7 billion. Hungry Howies of Florida is h o ld in g th eir T h ird A nnu al World's Largest Pizza Party from noon to 3 p.m. next Sunday in Seminole County and elsewhere in the state. A slice o f pizza and a Coke will be sold at each of the Florida Hungry Howies locations for 50-cents with all proceeds going to th e a re a p u b lic s c h o o l systems, according to a press release. Last year's event raised over $25,000. "T h is has been a tremendous o p p o rtu n ity for p r iv a te e n ­ terprise and public education lo w ork to g e th e r," Dr. Donald Pemberton. Chairman o f the State Consortium o f Education Foundations, said In the press release. "Everyone had a great time last year and so far this year the enthusiasm has been Incredible. With the awareness we’ve built each year I expect the amount of money we can raise will be doubly Impressive." Employers’ payroll seminar set ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS — For most hardworking people, payday represents the best day of the week. For the employer, however, payday present weekly or bi-w rekly cash m an age­ ment challenges. Bob Courtcr. president of Payroll 1 In Maitland, will discuss the Ins and outs of p r o c e s s in g a c o m p a n y payroll both Internally and by using an outside source at the Greater Seminole C o u n ty C h a m b er o f Commerce Small Business Roundtable Breakfast on May 16. The seminar will be held at 7:30 a.m. at the P ic c a d illy C a feteria on State Road 436 In Winter Park. T h e cost Is $ 10 per person and reservations are required. Please RSVP hy May 14 by ca llin g ttie Chamber at 834-4404. ol ;/ ,[ �«B — Sanford Herald, Santord, Florida — Sunday, May 13. '990 Health/Fitness ‘Spare tire’ jacks up heart risk IN BRIEF study published Tuesday in the A m erican Heart A ssociation journal Circulation, said re ­ searchers found I hat the dif­ ferent risk for heart disease between men and women can be accounted for by taking body-fat distribution into account. " W i i a l m a k e s our s tu d y unique is Hint it is the first to exam in e w h eth er the m alefemale differences In body-fat distribution could aecotint for the differences in blood fats.” Freedman said. United Press International Florida Hospital sponsors sem inars ORLANDO — Florida Hospital ofTeni many free seminars ind support ((roups. Some o f them arc: • Impotents Anonymous, a support ((roup, 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 offered beginning May 29 at 6:15 p.m. at the Center for Women s Medicine In the Florida Medical Plaza. 2501 N. Orange Ate.. Orlando. • "Surgery Intervention and Urinary Diversion: Contiti nl Florida Pouch." a one-day seminar for women who are affected hv Interstitial cystitis, will tie offered by the C e n te r!for Women s Medicine May 31 at 6:45 pan. In the second f W conference room al Florida Medical Plaza. Jorge Lockout, professor of surgery at II. Lee Moffltt Cancer Center in Tampa, will be the guest speaker. Snake bite information available ORLANDO — AMI Medical Center Orlando is offering tree Information to answer questions about snake bite treatment. T o receive a copy, call 295-5151. Florida ranks as the third highest state for snake bite repots according to AMI. One-fourth of all snake biles in Florida ire troin |M>lsonous snakes, according lo AMI. Eating disorders sem inar starts WINTER PARK — Winter Park Pavilion Is presenting a sc ics ol irre seminars relating lo eating disorders. The ten-witek series will continue May 16 with a lecture on the psycholoif^cal damage caused by eating disorders. Louise Goldwater, Wli ter Park Pavilion director of the eating disorders programs, kill present the lecture. Blood bank to screen for H C V ORLANDO — The Central Florida Blood Bank will txt>ln screening all collected blood for antl-HCV (hepatitis C) billowing the Food and Drug Administration’s licensure of he hepatitis C virus antibody test. An estimated one percent of ihe donor population will’ be deferred with the implementation of the screening, blood bfnk offlela’s said. I hr infection of Ibis virus cin.ld lead lo liver disease. Donlrs who test positive lor HCV will be notified and encouraged to consult a physician. Local surgeon wins award ORLANDO — The Association of Bone and Joint Surgecyis lias awarded John F. Connolly, orthoped'c surgeon ai Orlattlo Regional Medical Center, the Nicolas Andry Award. Connolly's research paper on bene marrow osteogenesis a new method lor helping broken bones heal, was selected froti a group of papers submitted by researchers from around lie world. 1Us pa|x-r was the rcsutl of six years of research. D o c to r: P re -p re g n a n cy care critica l to health Unltsd Press International SAN FRAN C ISC O It Is in c r e a s in g ly im p o rta n t fo r women who want to become pregnant to prepare a safe, mu luring environment within their bodies even before concep­ tion, doctors say. Willi recent indications that fe t u s e s a r c a t r is k fr o m sidestream cig a rette sm oke, maternal cocaine use or Improp­ er maternal diet, doctors arriving for a conference In Sun Frani i .i d this week say it is more important than ever for women to e n g a g e in s e r io u s prepi egiiancy planning. A new "Before Pregnancy" kll. designed lo help women Identify and modify social, medical and nutritional aspects o f their lifcsiyle. is to he presented Monday al the annual meeting ol l tic A m e r i c a n C o l l e g e ol Obstetrics and Gynecology. The United Slates ranks 2nd among Industrial nations ti in­ fant deaths and experts a the three-day conference also will unveil u new national strttegy for reducing mortality rates. P e r in a t a l H e a lth Inc o f Roseville, Calif., said the prepregnancy program was c-vcloped in response to findings show ing that a fetus firms virtually all its vital limbs or­ gans and ncc-al functions citing the 10 weeks immediately fol­ lowing conception, long btforc many women even realize Ihey arc pregnant. D esp ile tech n o lo g ica l tind clinical advances and an In­ crease in ihe number of wokien seeking prenatal care, appjixlmutely $H billion per yes^ is spent ill the United Slate> for newborn Intensive care, aid Rigby Leighton, president ol Ihe company. . 1 - 0 1 .1 L i . 1 1 1 ! DALLAS — A "spare lire" around the m iddle is more hazardous lo your health than "th u n d e r th igh s and hippo hips." researchers reported. A study of 1.124 healthy men and women in Milwaukee con­ firmed the relative Importance of the location o f fal on the body, and may explain why men lend lo be more al risk for heart t jls e n s e I h a il w o m e n , r e ­ searchers said. W om en len d to be pearshaped. with fal accumulating in their buttocks and thighs Men tend lo put on fal around the waist. Men also arc more likely lo h a v e h i g h e r l e v e l s o f cholesterol and other fats In the blood, key factors In the devel­ opment of heart disease, the nation's No. 1 killer. The study adds weight to mounting research suggesting that in the development o f heart disease, the type and location of body fats are as Important as the total amount of fat. said David S. Freedman, an epidemiologist at the federal Centers for Disease Control In Atlanta. Freedman, co-author of Ihe A*: Losing Weight Americans reduce will visit Hillhaven Wednesday at 10 a.m. to sign a proclamation supporting tiie 114-bed facility. Jill Hoffcr. Hillhaven director o f socia l s e r v ic e s a n d a d ­ missions. said the facility will open Its doors to people o f all ages this week lo showcase Ihe services it provides, hi addition to long-term nursing care, she sa id , H illh a v e n also o ffe r s short-term occupational and physical therapy. "W e Just want tu gel the public more involved with us. to let them know we're tier*-. Hoffcr said. The health facility Is operated by the Hillhaven Corp.. based In Tacoma. Wash. From staff reports SANFORD H illh a v e n Healthcare Center will host sev­ eral events this week during National Nursing Home Week. The events will kick off at 3 p.m . today w ith a MotherDaughter Tea for Hillhaven resi­ dents. Tours will be offered to the public tomorrow from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. Hillhaven. 950 S. Mellonvllle Avc.. Sanford, will host Its an­ nual Mini Health Fair Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free blood sugar level and blood pressure cheeks w ill be given to the public during the fair. Sanford Mayor Hettve Smith Free Hearing Evaluation WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th 1 PM to 4 PM 407 D R U G E . F IR S T M*. Eat Its* ot everything 37% Exercise more 32% i Cut down bn let 32% 1 Stop eeting et night 29*. I Eet more fruits end vegetables 20% f Count calories 19% S T O R E S T ., S A N F O R D • FREE maintenance check. • FREE hearing aid cleaning. • Wc service all makes and models. • Performance analysis o f your present aid. Follow a dial from a doctor Eat mort lining, low calorit toodt <0*. I Us* * special diet tood I (eg. protein powderi 1% Follow a diet book * . .• • Sourca NEA GRAPHICS Haanh When Americans decide to lose pounds and inches, their first lire ol attach is to cut out snacks and desserts. Less popular tactics includo using diet books, weight-loss groups, special diet foods and eating less red meat "A t this point, we still can't p in p o in t w ho w ill d e v e lo p c a r d io v a s c u la r d is e a s e .” Freedman said. "I'm not saying f that every single person who develops a spare lire around their waist will gel one of these diseases." Personal Inpiry CHIROPRACTORS Dr. R.S. Cunningham FOR TR E A TM E N T OF NECK A BACK INJURIES • AU TO • WORK COMP. • SLIP & FALL Dr. Patrick Lawless M O S T I N J U R I E S T R E A T E D W IT H L I T T L E OR NO C O S T T O YOU! OPEN 6 DAYS M.-F. 5-6 SAT. 9-12 3 2 2 -4 7 6 2 WOODALL CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 1400 S. P A R K A V E .. S A N F O R D . 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MEDICARE & MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED H ave You Been Injured? • • • • 17% Eat less red meal Dm low calorie lood* and dunks Hillhaven celebrates N ursing Hom e W eek F A U S T ’S Cut out snicks snd desserts Researchers found lli.it ad­ justing blood-fa I levels o f 415 wumeii and 709 men In the study to take Into account the ratio of waist circumference to h ip c i r c u m f e r e n c e — o r waist-to-hlp ratio — almost com ­ pletely eliminated Ihe difference In blood-fat levels. Freedm an said Ihe stu d y suggests that sex hormones may strongly Influence body-fat dis­ tribution and blood-fat levels, although there Is only Indirect evidence for that now. The learn hopes In rom plrle Its analysis ol data on sex hormone levels In llie same group wtltiln a year or so. ‘- Ptfceni ot dieter %1 S ..... ♦ y •* -AM I >r. I homes F. Yandell, L).C. Chiropractic Fam ily Health Center uo2 E. lake Mary Blvd. (Suite 107 Rayhrad Center! Sanford \ i * FREE HEARING TESTS * CUSTOM MADE HEARING AIDS * SATISFACTION GUARANTEED * EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE Board C ertified Physicians r-WINTER PARK/n — TUSCAWILLA - y I— LAKE MARY/— MAITLAND SANFORD WINTER SPRINGS 645-0111 699-1172 321-2220 541E. Horatio Art Just E. ot Hwy. 17-92 FledWillowPlm Red Big S Tuscmla 641W Las Mary Blvd. Puta Center Paul J . M cD onnell Licen sed H ealing Aid Specialist 10 Years Experience 830-4486 A l l H e a r i n g A id s C a n y A .‘10 D a y Money Ilaeh G u a r a n te e 310 N. Hvv>. 427, l.o n g w o u d 1/2 Milo from Post Office> �! I Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 19^0 — )% End the nightmare, celebrate Bike-to-Work Day on Tuesday ■ y MICNAKL M eOBTTIOAN United Press International_______ "T h e typical American works nearly two hours a day to pay for an autom obile." says bicycle advocate John Comcllson. "for the privilege of urrivlng at work 10 minutes sooner and in a bad mood." Corncllson. executive director o f the League of Am erican Wheelmen, a bicyclists' rights organization In Baltimore, says the American dream of driving e v e r y w h e r e has b e c o m e a nightmare. He cites federal figures show* Ing that U.S. drivers waste 3 million hours In traffic jams dally, highway accidents cost •60 billion last year and more Americans have died In auto uccldciila than In wars. The National Safety Council said U.S. war casualties from 1776 to the end of the Vietnam War In 1975 totalled 1.156.000 and automobile casualties from 1900 to 1976 totalled 2.1 mil­ lion. A Council spokrswomun said In 1988 alone. 49.000 died In ear accidents. And there is ulr pollution and highway sprawl. Corncllson says the answer Is as simple as riding a bicycle. The LAV/ Is pushing pedals as a better way to commute and has dr signaled Tuesday. May 15. as National Ulke-to-Work Day. ( W i t h o v e r 50 p e rc e n t o f trip s to w o rk b e in g u n d e r 5 m ile s in le n g th , w e fe e l th e re is a vast o p p o r t u n it y fo r in ­ creased bicycle tra n s p o ra tio n .J -John Comellson "W hat we would like to sec Is not so much people riding bicycles every day but for people to have a choice In the way they get to work." Comellson says. He says the bicycle can be the answer for many Americans who n o w c r e e p a lo n g p a c k e d expressways ur squeeze Into public transit. "W ith over 50 percent of trips to work being under 5 miles In length, we feel there Is a vast opportunity for Increased bicycle transporalton." he says. U.S Department of Transpor­ tation figures show 2 million Americans now commute, twice as many as In 1978. Corncllson believes that with government support, tills number could In­ crease greatly. He says that although bicyclists make up 1 percent o f the number of commuters, they get almost no federal money and little repre­ sentation In Washington. The Department of Transpor­ tation. with 5.000 employees, has jus! one position dealing with bicycles and has yet to fill that (H ist. Corncllson says. The LAW spends much of Its e n e r g y lo b b y in g fe d e r a l lawmakers to ease restrictions on bicycles or. bridges and highways and in parks. On Tuesday. Comellson says. 10 of LA W ’s 500 chapters across the country have planned formal events. LAW officials aren't sure when In the 1960s the first Blke-to*Work Day huppened but the first LAW-sponsored events were held In 1970. * Boulder. Colo.. Seattle and Minneapolis all used corporate und municipal sponsorship to a t t r a c t m o r e th a n 1 .0 0 0 participants each In last year’s event. This year Boulder officials plan again to reward the com ­ p a n y t h a t h a s th e m o s t employees biking to the |ob Smaller events are planned by b ik e c lu b s In N ew Y o r k . P o rtla n d . O re.. D allas and Austin. Texas. Nashville. Term W a s h in g to n . D . C . an d Philadelphia. Tina Salnwey. who edits the Cycle-Gram newsletter of the Bicycle Coalition of the Delaware Valley, a Philadelphia bicycling rights group, will bicycle to work on Tuesday — as she has lor almost 15 years. Early diagnosis vital in glaucoma ■ y K AR IN K U N Q IH United Press International BOSTON — Recently, doctors discovered that President Bush has glaucoma, an eye condition affecting around 1 percent of Americans over the age of 40. In the cu3c of the 05-yeai old president, the glaucoma oj t left eye was discovered at a ver early stage, before It could alTect his vision. Doctors said he could get along without any trea’ ment for now. hut that they would monitor him for any changes that might require medication. When the slowly-developing form of glaucoma that Bush has Is diagnosed early on. It can be trealed before It damuges a p e rso n ’* -e y e s ig h t, said Dr. Bernard Schwurtz. chairman of the o p h th a lm o lo g y department at the New Englund Medical Center In Boston But because the disorder can d e v e lo p w it h o u t c u u s lu g s y m p t o m s , it can g o u n ­ diagnosed and untreated for years, until those affected start to lo s e t h e ir v is io n , s a id Schwartz, whose specialty Is glaucoma. At that stage, he said treat­ ment can stop the progress of the disease, but It cannot restore the lost vision. It Is the ability of glaucoma to do Its damage silently and Ir­ reversibly that makes It vital for to receive periodespecially If ____ other factors put them iif a particular risk for the disease. Schwartz noted. " E v e r y b o d y should get a baseline eye exam ination at about age 40.” he said, and subsequent eye checkups cAery three to five years, even If they have no vision problems and no obvious signs of glaucoma. During routine eye examina­ tions. Schwartz said doctors dilate the pupils of the eyes and look Inside at the optic nerve at the back of the eyeballs for any signs of damage. Glaucoma Is marked by a build-up of pressure within the eye. caused by the Inability of fluid known as aqueous humor to drain from the eye at the stumrate tt Is secreted. The rcsidt Is an Increase In what Is called Intraocular pre­ ssure. which If unchecked, can make the optic nerve atrophy, re s u ltin g in visio n loss or blindness. In addition to visually check­ ing the condition of the optic nerve. Schwartz said doctors typically apply an Instrument e-illed a lo n o u ic lc t to the anestheslzed cornea of the eye to d e te rm in e w h eth er the In ­ traocular pressure Is higher than normal. W hen th e op tic n erve Is healthy, it appears pink in color and has a slightly cupped shape, he said But when the nerve has been dam aged by abnorm al pressu re, tt b ecom es m ore cupped, "looking more like a tea cup than a saucer amt It Is paler than usual." Schwartz said. Damage to the nerve can result in a progressive loss of vision, starting with peripheral vision. Victims ultimately can wind up with tunnel vision, in which they have only a small range of sight without any sldc vlslon. or they ean lose their sight altogether, he tald. Legal N otices Legal N otices LeggJ Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given ffut 7 am engaged in L .- in n i 6t 62T Citrus S t. Allsmc.i.v Springy. Seminole County. Florid*, under th* Flctltlow* Nem# ot ETHOS, •nd that I Intend to rtglit*r Mid name with !h« Clerk ot th* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florid*. In *ccord*nct with th# Provisions i f th* Fictitious N«mc Statute*. To Wit Section MS OT Florida Statu!** ITS7 ETHOS D*n Sal mood Publith April 22. 2f. t May 6. 13.1TT0 OEP Jar LEOAL ADVERTISEMENT ■ IDUT/TAST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th* City ol Sanford. Florida will recelv* tealed bldi up to I 30 P M on Wedrvetday, May 30. ITTO. in the Purchailng Ottlc*. Room 261 tor th* follow ing llemi REROOF LIBRARY/MUSEUM (RERID) All bidt are lo b* cellvered or mailed to The City ol Sanford. Purchatlrtg Oti c*. 300 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 Th* tealed bidt will be publicly opened later that tame day at 2 00 P M In the City Commitilon Chamber* Room 117. Sanford City Hall Speclllcationt and th* proper bid tormi are available, at no coil, in th* Purchasing Ottlc*. Room 261. 300 N Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida. |a07j 330 S6IJ. Th* City ol Sen'ord reserve* the right to accept or r*|*cl any or all bidt. with or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept th* bid which In its judgement batl serve* th* Inter eitollh eC Ity CITY OF SANFORD Welter Shearln Pur chasing Agent May T, ITTO Publish May 13. ITTO DER I1T INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER: T6-36T CP IN RE : GUARDIANSHIP OF M ARVIN EUGENE JOE NOTICE OF ACTION: CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE: NO PROPERTY TO Willie Me Kami# YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to establish a guardian ship hat baan Iliad against you and you art required to serve a copy ot your written detent**. II any. to It on Stephen H Coover Petitioner's attorney, whose address It P O Drawer H. Sanford. Florida 32772. on or before May 22. ITTO. and til* th* original with th* Clerk of this Court alther before service on Petitioner's attorney or Imm* dlataly thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered ageinst you lor th* relief demanded In th* Complaint or Petition DATED on April IT. ITTO MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THECOURT By Patricia Thatcher At Deputy Clerk Publith April 22. 2T A May 6. 13. ITTO DEP 210 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION File Number PR TO 314 CP IN RE ESTATEOF JOHNE FOLEY, a/k/a JOHN EDWARD FOLFY Deceased NOTICE OF ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATION The undersigned, at personal representative ot the above estate, hereby give* nolle* that an ancillary administration tor th* ettata at th* decedent e was commenced on April 24. ITTO b It now pending at cat* number PR TO JI4CP In th# fo llo w in g court Sem inole County Circuit Court In the State ol Florida, f :unty ot Seminole, c th# name and retldence a d d r e t t ol the e n c llta r y personal representative are William H Morrltnn 601 Or lent* Ave Altamonte Springs. F L 32/0. d and the nature and appro, Imate value of the ancillary atteltare 66.300 00 An undivided on* l l « 1h (1 61 Interest in and lo Unit No C. Bldg No 36. and the undivided Interest In th# common element* pertinent thereto in accordance with and subject to the cove nants condition* restriction*, e a s e m c iti, terms and olhv provisions ot the Declaration ol Condominium ot Oak Harbour. Section 2 a Condominium and Eehiblts attached thereto and recorded in O R Book 1C14. page 967. Public Records ul SemmoleCounty. Florida E ,ecuted this 1st oay ol May. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL CASE NO IT UTJ CA TTL FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. !/k/a Florida Federal Savings and Loan Association Pt.-lntlft. vs STEVEN W ILLIAM BRADLEY, at a t . Defendants NOTICEOF ACTION TO STEVEN WILLIAM BRADLEY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF STEVEN W ILLIAM BRADLEY. IF ANY I0JT Willow Grov* Street Altamonte Springs. FL 32701 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage has been tiled against you and SECURITY PACIFIC FINAN CIAL SERVICES. INC . a 0*1 ewer* corporation, and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses. It any. to It on Stephen C Chumbris. ol Greene A Mattry. P A . plaintiffs at tornays. whose address It P O Boa 3642. St Petersburg. FL 33731. on or before May 31. ITTO and til* th* original with th* clerk of this court either before service on plaintiff t attorneys or Im m ediately th trea lte r; otherwise a caleult will be entered against you lor the relist demanded In the com plaint or patllion Th* p ro p e rly p ro ce ed e d against it described at follows LOt 6. Block H. SAN LAN DO SPRINGS REPLAY OF TRACT 67. according lo th* plat tharaot as retorted in Plal Book T. Peg* 4T. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida WITNESS my hand and th* teal ol this Court on April 2* NOTICE OF' FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* I* hereby g.ven that I am engaged in but met* at I2M Regency Place. Heelhrow, FL 327*6. Seminole County, Florida, under th* Flclltiout Nam# ot DIMENSIONS, and that I Intend to regliter tald name with the Clerk ot th* Circuit Court. Sem Inole County, Florida, In ac cordance with th* Provltlont ot th* Flctltiou* Nam* Statute*. ToWIt Section MS09 Florida Statute* ITS7 Shell William* Publith April 22. 2T. A May 6 I3.JTT0 DEP 264 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notlc* '* hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett at I2M Regency Place. Heathrow. FL 32746 Seminole County Florida under th* Fictlllou* Name ot P A LM E T T O P R O P E R T IE S , and that I Inttnd lo regltler tald nam* with the Clerk ol th* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with th* Provltlon t ot the Flclltiout Name Statute*. ToWIt Section MS OT Florida Statulet ITS! Shell William* Publith April 22. 2T. A May 6. ii. mo . . _pe£267 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: T61H1 CA M P IN RE THEMARRIAGEOF DIANE C MARTONE Petitioner,Wile and PAU LM MARTONE Rriponden t. Hutba nd AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO PAULM MARTONE Addrett Unknown Rttidenct Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIE0 that an action lor diltotutlon of mar Hag* ha* been (lied again*! you and you are requeued to terve a copy ol your written detente*, if any, lo It on the Petitioner** attorney who*e name * >0 addretti* T iM O T M y M . O E S Q U IR E I6SSW Fairbank*Avenue Winter Park. Florida 3276T on or before the 23rd day ot May iwo and file the original with me Cie-k ot thi* Court either before tervice on Peli tloners attorney or immediate!, thereafter otherwi*#. a default will be entered agamtt you tor the relief demanded In the complaint of Petitioner WITNESS My hand and the teal ol Ihlt Court on April K IWO MARYANNE 7AORSE At Clerk of th* Court B, Jackie Royal At Deputy Clerk Publith April 22. 2T A May 6 13 IWO DEP 2SI By JA C K LEBAR ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. III. - More and more consumers are turning to gourmet coffee In the never-ending quest for a better cuppa Java, but the prlccy brews are not u panacea. Experts caution that even the finest gourmet coffees can be disappointing II consumers fall to pay attention to the basics of coffee-making. "It's outrageous the way people treat coffee," complains Ed Kvetko. president of Gloria Jean's Colfce Bean, rated by Entrepreneur Magazine as the nation's top gourmet coffee franchiser for the past three years. "It's no wonder why regular coffee sales have slackened off so much." Kvetko said. "T h e big complaint of people is that coffee tastes too harsh and that's because many people really don't know how to properly prepare and serve coffee," he satd. It seems strange that so many people turnIrouble making a simple thing like a good cup of coffee. But maybe. Kvetko theorizes, that’s because It’s Just too simple — so simple peoplc forget to pay attention to the Important lltlle de tails. "Making good coffee Is an exacting process that deserves carelul attention." Kvetko said. There Is more to coffee than Just coffe ’ -»nd water, though both are Important. More Impor tant. however. Is the coffee maker. "A good, liller drlp coffee maker Is what we recommend because they maintain a consistent water temperature, an even spray o f water Inter the coffee grounds and they're the most depen­ dable," Kvetko said. Some connoisseurs prefer the vacuum-type coffee makers or the French plunge pots, but Kvetko said they are too difficult for most people to use. And he regards percolators as coffee killers. "They boll the coffee und ruin the taste. Most ol the flavor is lost In the -scaping steam, and they reuse the coffee grounds, adding more acid and bitterness and overwhelming the natural flavor ol the coffee." Kvetko said. Whatever kind o f coffee maker you use. keep tt clean. One method is to run a mixture of water with a lublcspoou or two ol vinegar through the system. Special cleaning solutions are available, but detergent should never Ik- used. One or two pots of plain water should be run through the pot to remove the residue o f the cleaning solution. The type o f water used for brewing coffee also is important Fresh, cold water Is best If tap water Is too hard K v e t k o leeommeiids bottled water The final step Is properly measuring ground coffee and water. Coffee should be purchased In bean form and ground fresh Just before brewing Kvetko recommends using one coffee measur Ing scoop for every 10 ounces of water, or two level tablespoons for every six ounces ol watci NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME N otki I, hereby given the! we ere engaged in business at 174 Heron Bay Circle. Lake Mar,. FL 32746 Seminole County Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot HEAD PLUMBING SERVICE, and that we intend to regular Mid name with Ihe Clark ot tha Circuit Court Sen. Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provuiony ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 00 Florida Statutes IH7 JAPA KA INTL Lea A Read Joseph R Read. Sr Publish May IJ. 20, 27 A June 3 two DER IK NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at 4T6 First St. Geneva FL 32732. Seminole County, Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ot AVIAN EXOTICS OF FLORIDA and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes to Wit Section MS be Florida Statutes IV67 Nelson Bleckrnore Annette Bteckmore Publisi, May 13. X). 27 A June 3 two OER 126 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at P 0 Bo« 161178 Casselberry FL 32711. S«mino-e County. Florida under the Fictitious Name ol W E L L P O I N T I N G BY KENNE V. INC . and that I intend to register said name with the Lierk ot the Circuit Court sent,not* County Eton da In a.tordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS (7» Florida Statutes ITSI Jonathan R Kenney Publish Ma, 13. Ju 27 * June J. two ilik 4s William H Morrison Ancillary Personal Representative Mttorney lor Personal Representative WllllemH Morrison 601 Ovenia Ave Altamonte Springs FL 32701 Telephone 407 634 3666 Publish May 6. IJ IWO DER 66 iwo (SEAL) MARY ANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By JeanBnllenl Deputy Clerk Publish April 2T A May *. W ILE YE GRIFFINand ROBERTAE GRIFFIN.his wife. etal. Defendant* NOTICEOF ACTION TO MILLER TRUCKING. INC . Last known address 776T Tam O Shanter Boulevard N Lauderdale FL 330*6 and/or all otllcars. directors, general managers, cashiers, resident agents and busintss agents or other claimants by. through, under or against M ILLE R TRUCKING. INC . and all parties having or claim Ing to hava any right, till* or Interest In Ihe property d* scribed in th# Complaint, res: dene* unknown. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foreclos* a Mortgage on th* following describad prop arty located In Seminole County, Florida Lot IJ. COLONIAL POINT, according to th* plat thereof as recordad In Plat Book 26. Page It. ot the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida RANGE/OVEN DISHWASHER GARBAGE 01SP0SAL VENT FAN WALL TO WALL CARPET FIREPLACE has baen Iliad against you In th* C ircu it Court o l Sam lnol* County, F lo rid a. In which BA RNE T T M ORTGAGE COMPANY. I*. Ih* Plaintiff, and W ILEY E GRIFFIN and ROB ERTA E GRIFFIN, his wlta. EMILE SKURA. A MARRIED M A N lo ln a d b y H A L L I E SKURA. his wlta; SEMINOLE M E M O R IA L H O S P IT A L CHURL C O R PO R A TIO N , a Florida corporation CONRAO 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 Florid* corpora lion. CRLANDO. FLORIDA; M ILLE R TRUCKING. IN C . and STATE OF FLO R ID A, D E PA R TM E N T OF LABOR AND UNEMPLOYMENT SE CURITY. art the Defendants, and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. on Plalntlll t attorney, wnose eddrett Is Francis E F r ls c la . E s q u ir e . P e p y . Weistenborn A Pap, 4830 W Kent.edy Bird . Suit* 336. Tjm p*. Florida 3340V. on or before June 14th. IWO. and III* the original with the Cierk ol this Court either before service on Plalntllfs attorney or tmme diately thereafter otherwise a Default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in Ih* Complaint Dated on May T. IWO (Sean MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Court By Patricia F Heath As Deputy Clerk Publish May 13. 20. 27 A June 3. 1 M L ___________________P E R U l 20. 1 DEP 327 Take advantage ot this special otter Th is is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. Legal N otices 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 1C days. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME 2. Price of item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 o r less. Notice It r* f«b y given that t am engaged in bunnets at 11M Aitgn/q Circle W inter Springs F L J2J0* Sem inole County. F lo rida , under the Fictitious Nam e ot O S G A L L E N I A O* F I N E A IN! I and that i intend to register said name am Hi the Clerfc ot the Circuit Court. Sent mole County, Florida in ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Nam e Statutes To W it Section IflS OT Florida Statutes I W Denise Happ Natale Publish A pril 72 TV A M ay • IJ, IWO 3. O nly 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4. You should call and cancel as soon as iiem sells. 5. Available to individuals (non Com m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Departm ent. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified M anagem ents decision on copy acceptability will be final. DEP U& NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME S a n fo rd H e ra ld Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 28 Apt 20f Lane M ary FL J2?46 Seminole County, Florida under the Fictitious Nam e ol SCOOTER SCOUNDRELS and that 1 intend lo register said nam e with the Clerk of the C ircuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the P ro v is io n s of the F ictitio us Nam e Statutes To W H Section Has OT Flof ida Statutes itl/ Elaine C Page Publish April 2d /v A M ay a MAILT0: p.oXV'.bT FREEBIE ADS IJ. IWO D E P 242 Sanlord, FL 32772-1657 •ONLY ONE ITEM BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS •MUST INCLUDE PRICE PRINT AD H E R E :. NAM E. For the current rate c a ll... 1 -800 U S- SC N D S V* FREEBIEADS though the amount ot codec cun be adjusted to taste. Finally, grounds should be thrown away as soon as brewing Is completed to prevent acidic sediment from falling Into the pot. He also cautions that coffee should not be leli on a warming plate for more than 30 minutes — and should never, never be reheated. Following those Instructions. Kvetko said consumers will gel the best out ot theli gourmet coffee. Legal N otices IWO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COLMTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Casa Number T6 1706 CAM L BARNETT MORTGAGE COMPANY Plaintiff. ssesb G ourm et or oth erw ise, the b a s ic s are im portant United Press International lear y Legal N o tic e ADDRESS I Subscribe To Th* Sanlotd Herald | i----- ) Ya* ( �i i # •■ — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 Legal N otices P NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMK No’ lc* l» hereby given that w* i ' i engaged m business at 151 Spring* Colony Circle f i n . Al temonto Spring*. FI. 11714, Sam inote County, Florida, under in* Flctltlou* Nam* Ol A. BAC PET CARE FERVICES. and the I w* Intend to register M id name with the Clark et the Circuit Court, Semlnnl# County, Florl da. In accordance with th* P rovltlon * *1 th* Flctilleut Name Statute*. T o W It: Section US M Florida Statute* 1(57. Rebecca Ann Dickson Carolae Ann Emdan Publish: April K. A May t. II. » , 1W0 DEP 114 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice li hereby given that I am engaged In butlnea* at 4M Barrywood IN . Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, under th* Flctltlou* Nam* ot TYRA CO M PANY / SPECTRALUX COMPANY, and that I Intend to regliter raid name with th* Clerk ot ttw Circuit Court. Sem lnot* County, Florid*. In *c cordanee with th* Provlilon* ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. T o Wit: Section (43 0 ( Florid* Statute* 1(17 Mary K. Harrlt Publl*h: April 7», A May *. 11. 10. IWO DEPm NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* li hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett *1 107 E. Mwy. 414. Longwood. Semi nol* County, Florida, under th* Flctltlou* Name ol RUDY'S AUTO SALES, and that I Intend to register laid name with th* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court. Sem Inote County. Florida. In ac­ cordance with th* Provltloni of ttw Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*. ToW It; Section US Of Florida Slatuta* 1(57. Rodolfo A. CYtlnl Publish: Mays. II. 10.17, IWO DERM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O FTH EtITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE HO. W-4241CA H L COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. v*. FRANK C. HARRINGTON. JR (1*1.. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION 11771* TO: FRANK C. HARRINGTON. JR. and FNU HARRINGTON, hi* wit*. It married If alive, and/or deed hit (their) known heir*, devil***, legal*** or grantee* and all periont or peril** claiming by through, under or again*! hit Retldenc* unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Action lor forecloturo ol a mortgage on th* following prop •rty !n Seminole County, Flori­ da: Lot S, and covered perking E. C Y P R E S S V IL L A G E 1RD REPLAT. TRACT C PHASE I, according to th* Plat Book 14. page IT. Public Record* ol Seminole County Florid*. Hat been llled eg*(r\*LV<M 4Pd you are required to e a rn a copy of your written deten u * . It any, to It on SPEAR AND HOFF MAN. Attorney*, who** addret* l* 700 South Dial# Highway, Second Floor. Coral Gablet. Flc Ida HIM. on or about 25th day of May. 1W0. and to til* ttw original with ttw Cletk el thli Court either before ter vice on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN, at lorneyt or Immediately there*I ter; otherwl** * Default will be entered egelntt you lor ttw relief demanded In th* Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and teal of thl* Court on thl* 10th day ol April, IWO (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE A * Clark ol th* Court By: Ruth King A * Deputy Clark Publlih: April » A May t. 11. 10. IWO DEP HI Legal N otice s NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# H hereby given that 1 am engaged In butln*** at 10(0 Landmark Ln.. Cattalbtrry. FL 11707. Seminole County, Florid*, under th* Fictitious Nemo ol GEORGE'S CARPENTRY, end that I Inland to raglttar *aid name v lth th* Clark of Pw Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with th* P ro v ltie n i e l the Flctltloul Nam* Statute*. T oW It: Section US 0# Florid* Stetuta* l« 7 . GaorgaE.Goodman Pubilth: May*. II. 10.17, twg DER 40 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN C IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. INAND FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. (*-tS41-CA-*4-E DIVISION: In r* the m arrlegt ol RE B E K A H JO YC E W IL L IS P APPA S . Petitioner JOHN CHRISTIAN PAPPAS NOTICE OF ACTION T O : JO H N C H R IS T IA N PAPPAS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor DI*tolutlon el Mar rlaga ha* been tiled egelntt you end you ere required to serve a copy ol your written defer ***, it any. to It on REBEKAH JOYCE W ILLIS PAPPAS plaMtltTi at­ torney. who** addret* i* ]vp Clear Lak* Circle, Sanford, Florida, 1TT71, on or before June II. IWO, end file th* original with th* dark o l (film court either before tarvlc* on plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter,- otherwl** * default will be entered again*! you tor the relief demanded In th* complaint or petition. OATEDonMay 7. IWO. MARYANNE MORSE A * Clerk ol the Court BY Sharon Dunn A t Deputy Clerk Pubilth: May 11. 20. 17 A June 1. DER 110 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EISHTESNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CA1EN0.H-1444CAA4-P I1, RE: Th* marriage ol JAN ET S.McCALMONT, Wile. and TERRENCE D McCALMONT Hmband NOTICE OF ACTION WITH DESCRIPTION OF REAL PROPERTY PROCEEDED AOAINST TO-TERRENCE O McCALMONT. New Jertey YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO that a Petition for 01* solution ol Marriage ha* bun Iliad against you, and a prayer contained within ttw Petition r*q-“'» t t the,Court to order that certain property owned by you end your Wit*. JANET S Mt CALMONT. at ‘ ment* by ttw entire!)**, locals* at 111 Rabun C o u rt, S en lo rd . S em inole County, Florida, and more par Hcularly detcrlbed a*: Lot W, SANORA SOUTH. Unit I. a* recorded In Plat Book IS. Pago* -7* -end 7 * o+-ISw P ublic Record* f t Seminole County. Florida bo Partitioned and told and you are required to serve * copy ol your Response or Pleading to ttw Petition upon ttw Wife’* Attorney, A.A. McClanahan, Jr., 104 S. Park Av*. Suit* B. San lord. Florida 11771. and III* th* original Response or Pleading In ttw Office of ttw Clerk ol ttw Circuit CouH. on or before ttw 14th day of Juno, IWO. II you fall to do to. a Default Judgment will be taken egelntt you tor ttw rolWI demanded In ttw Petition. DATED at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, this 10th day ot May. IWO. MARYANNE MORSE CLE RK O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT B Y: Sharon Dunn Publish: May II, 10.17 A June 1. IWO DER 117 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. (A M U C A -lt-O IN RE FORFEITUREOF THE FOLLOWINGDESCRIBEO PRO PER TY. D O N E IWI CHEVROLET TRUCK. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 1GCDC14Z0B 1)55710 SECOND NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO; Edward Roger Blrtch. 1451 W lldloi Drive. Casselberry. FL 11707 end all other* who claim an Interest In Itw following property; * ) on* IWI Chevrolet Truck. VIN: 2GCDCI420B1IU7M. which we* sailed on or about the 17th day ol October. I(W al or near County Road 417 and Magnolia Street, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County. Florida, by end being held by Seminole County STwrlH * Depart ment. who will appear before th* HONORABLE C. VERNON MIZE. JR , on ISth day ol June. IWO at I X A M In room N114 tor * Pre-Trial lo ihow cause why Itw described property should not be forfeited to th* usa of or sal* by ttw Shari It ot Seminole County, upon producing due proof that ttw tame was used In Seminole County. Florida, in violation of the law* ot ttw State ol Florida dealing with contraband and otfwr criminal ollente* pursuant to Florida Statute* v a Toi 704 A copy of Itw Petition for Rule to Show Cause and for Final Order ot Forfeiture l* on til* with ttw Clark ol Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida and is available lor eaamlnatlon during regular business hours Whereas a prime facie showing ha* bun made by the Petitioner that there is probable cause lor the Issuance ot o Rule to Show Causa. It Is therefor* th* order ol th* Court that all potential Respondents who claim an Interest In ttw property, shall within twenty |10) day* from service but no later than seven (71 day* before the dal* set above, show cause by tiling with th* Court, responsive pleadings as to why th* Court should not enter Its Order forfeiting Ih* property to the us* ol. or sal* by. ttw Sherllt's of Seminole County YOU ARE FURTHER COMMANDED TO serve a true and corracf copy ot Such pleadings within said Mma period upon ANNE E RICHARDS RUTBERG. ASSISTANT STATE ATTOHNEv . al ttw address listed below. Failure to III* and serve Such pleading* within said lima period shall result In Itw entry ol a Default and Final Order of Forfeiture I HEREBY C E R T IF Y that this Notlca and Its accompanying plaad'ngt era being served pursuant to Florida Statutes (12 701 704. thli 15th day ol April. t((0 NORMAN R WOLFINGER. STATE ATTORNEY BY ANNEE RICHARDS RUTBERG. A S A.. Florida Bar No N740I. Offlceol ttw State Attorney, too East First Strut. Sanford Florida H 7 7 I Publish April 7* I. May 4. 11.10. 1(90 DEP Ilk J • 9 CELEBRITY CIPHER CwMvx, C«hwr c/yotogrenw **• creeled Sam qucxeuone by iwnuux cwubie UWXI end prexenf lech Setter •> me cipher xtxndt lot •noth* tndxr X duo S U O T O h a k z b N Z Q H Q H B V > T 2 G B E A : i d z u : R H P Z N , O S W K . • Z a u o e Q V P Z H B Z V K G A Y K Z B P Z B T — K G N R Y R R Y G D K Z R R O C D . PREVIOUS SOLUTION 1 u m k J to work in a fire hydrant factory, r ou couldn't park anymticrr near tho p lace " 1 Pleven Wright Legal N otice s NOTICE Bid* for furnishing all labor, equipment and service* re qulrad tor the restoration ot two Hr* damaged apartment* in Edward Higgins Terrace will b* received until 10.(0 A M. local time on June I. IffO A l this time all bids received will be publicly opened and ra id aloud. Place for bid opening will b* (4 Cattle Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida. Speculation and drawing* of work Item* are on til* In ttw office of th* Senlord Housing Authority at e w above address. Caplet ot these Documents may be obtained by depositing *15 00 with the Senlord Housing Auth. Th* deposit for oech non bidder u ts, will have Itw coat ot reproduction deducted melnder returned However, th* coot et reproduction will be deducted from *11 Bid Docu m erit nol returned complete end In good condition within 10 days following th* bid opening No partial u t s will B* Issued during th* bidding period. No refund! will be Issued for Doc umenfs returned after » days following ttw Bid opening Each bid shall Include bond In an amount equal to 5\ ol th* Bid. Provide as a certified check or bank draft payable th* Hout Ing Authority; U.S. Government B o n d s, o r a t a p r e p a r ly executed Bid Bond with Surety acceptable to the Housing Au ttwrlty. Th* successful bidder I* required lo furnish and pay tor Satisfactory Performance and Refer to provision lor equal employment opportunities and payment ot not less then mini mum salaries and wages In­ dicated In th* HUO regulations In addition to other Work requirement*, each bidder shell Include with hit Bid certified evidence o t compliance with applicable laws and regulations ol ttw Slat* In which ttw Prolact I* located tor licensing In con function with ttw Bid Including, but not limited to. appropriate Contractor’s Llcenu and Con tractor Bidders Llcenu Ttw Housing Authority reserves th* right to refect any and all bids, and lo waive Irregular 11lei and formalities In Itw bidding. No bids may be withdrawn lor a period of sixty (M l days subsequent to Itw opening ol bids without Housing Authority consent Judy W o o k le y . In te r im Director Sanford Housing Authority (4 Castle Brewer Court Senlord. Florid# 17771 Phone 1407) 111 11S0 Publish : May 10A 11. IttO DERU CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PR IVATE PARTY RATES H O URS 14 csem stlw D u **...SSC ilu IM A.M. •«:00 M l. » t-warth* tlua* ■. ■WC * 9m M O NDAY th ™ FR ID A Y i ZOZZIS IZ ? lo l " S Z MTUMAY t -Mmm Rite, ere pee tssu. kesod u * 1Be* ed 3 Lines ~ NOW ACOFTW C Pricei above reflect a f 150 coih ditcoual lor prompt payment Schedol Nmg may Include Herold Adver tiwr a* the co*t ol on additional day. Cancel when you 9#t retutft Pay only for day* your ad rune at rote eorned U»e full detcriptian for fatteef ftiulH Copy mwet follow acceptable typographical form Of A D I INKS Noon the Day Before Publication Sunday II A M Saturday Monday I I 30 A M Saturday AD JUSTM EN TS AND C RED ITS: In 1h« *v#nt ol an error In an ad, th# Sanford Herald will b« responsible for ttM first insertion only and only to tf» extant ol llw cost of that insertion. Please chock your ad tor accuracy the first day It runs. 31— P e r s o n a ls CASH AVAILABLE Bering Hemes a Mortgages ....... .... ia w < a MATURE ACTIVE while lady Would Ilk* to m u l * dlttin gulthed active whit* gentle man 5545 to en|oy III* with Photo A phono to PO Box 51. Winter Perk. FI 177*0_______ # Pretty Went** I M id i A Pretty Weman HONEST A 0 Shape ly blond I N lbs, while. 40's, loving. I man woman Smok * r L lk tt down to aarlh togetherness with a compell bl* man He's whit*. I ' l l ” or teller. 40‘s, kind* shy with hair, mustache a plus STA BLE employment; hones!, loving, easygoing, touching, happy, animal lover Don't hesllat*. writ* A send photo end mailing address to PO b f» 100511. FernPark.FI J im * PROFESSIONAL GENTLE­ MAN Fll. 4*. divorced with quiet home, tasks Independent w o rrjn for companionship when mutually needed, no demands No smok*. drugs, alchohol Phone A not*. Box 7(1. Oval do. FI 11745 _____ 33— Lost & Found IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SCMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE NO. I441K-CA (* E SANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . Plaintiff. vi DIANE E FALSTAO and JULIA K FALSTAO. Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF AC TION TO JULIA K FALSTAO RESIDENCE Present Rest dene* Unknown Last Known Residence 5a0 N Lakeshor* Drive Apartments II Chicago. II M all All parties claiming Interests by, through, under or agalnsl JULIA K FALSTAD and lo all parlies having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest In Ih* real property herein described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FI ED Ihat on action to foreclose * mortgage on the lot lowing reel property In SEMINOLE County. Florida THAT C E R T A IN CONDO MINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT S*. SANDY COVE. A CONDOMINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN O R BOOK 1110. PG 1144. PUBLIC REC O R D S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA AND ALL AMENOMENTSTHERETO has been Iliad against you end you are requ.red to serv* e copy ot your written detenus, it any. to It on Curry, Taylor A Carls, at US E Robinson Strut. Suit* 445. Orlando. Florida 17*01. and III* th* original with th* Clerk ol the above styled court on or belor* th* IS day ol June. 1W0 otherwise a (udgmenl may be entered against you lor Itw relief demanded In ttw com plaint or petition WITNESS my hand and ttw saal of said Court on the 10 day ol May. IWO (Seal I MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY PatrldaF Heath publish May II. 10. V 4 June 1. IWO O E R t Please call 4 (( 1541. anytime e lO S T MALE BEAOLE - Blue lick markings on logs, orange coi'er. Lest seen 4/17. behind Sunland Estates. 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Only 57.(00 totally secured by equipment Can make you Independent No ulling No inventory No overhead 550.000 very possl b l# fir s t y e a r L im it e d openings available Call Mr Adams day or night 1-800-533-3962 If achieving absolute and total llnancial freedom within 4 to I I months pushes any buttons at all. caii 407 M l 1101. 14 hr recorded message LAZY MAN'S W AY TO RIC1 2S No products, 'l l s ellin g Earning lifetime on gumg in com* 14 hr* per day 145 days per year. Part lime or lull time Complete company training and support 5500 minimum Investment Money Back Guarantee. Call tor d* tails Mr. Beck. 774*404 MOBILE SION COMPANY • good money maker Call H I 0*41, anytime________________ NETWORK MARKETING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY EARN from 5500 52000 per month part time or work on a full lima basis ZERO or minimum*! Investment. New la Florida Be On* ol th* I d In Business NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* is hareby given Ihat I am engaged In business el M l Warren Av* , Long wood. FL 11150. Seminole County, f lorida. under Ih* Fictitious Name ol PIO N E E R BUILDERS, and that I Intend lo register said name with Ih* Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, in accordance with th* Provisions ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Slatul**. To Wit Section 1*5 W Florid* Statutes 1(57 Robert Bartel Publish May 4. tl. 10.17.1W0 DER 55 NOTICE OF SALE Al Harvey B15 Denise Mitchell C40 Pauline Hold A ll Mickey Joyce BI7 Janet Miller Ol Nick OeFario 04 Darien Murrary E<1B Sarah Coover ’ F4 Emmett Keith Fa Steve Redmond F t] Alice Thomas FS Personal rroperty consisting ol turnilur*. mattress*!, tires, lamps, dressers, cloth ing, electronics, industrial equip ment, miscellaneous boxes and other personal Hems used In th* home will be sold tor cash at public sal* on June 1, IWO *t 10 00AM at below address to sallsly owner lien tor rtnt due in accordance with Florida Stat utts. Sell Storage Facility Act. Sections I MO7 and 5) KM All Items or spaces may not be a vaiiabt* th* dale ot sale AAA Security Storage lit Airport Blvd Sanlord. Florida12771 407 1)4 SOSS P.ttlsh M ay* ' ) '•*" OER41 Part* experience preferred Retirees welcome! Parts City. Santard. 2500 S French A v* ATTENTION 5 t(((e taatiSCPt/Baafcfcupui Farmers Home Administration Is requesting potential supptl are for the Intare-t Credit Packager* (or the period of l l 1. two. far ttv Counties et Sami no)# and/or Brevard. Inter ested packagers should con tact Norman A. Baker. County Supervisor. 311 W. First S I. S uite**. Sanlord. F l 12771 _______ Tel 407 121 415! A TTE N TIO N R E P A IR CON TEACTORS Farmers Ham* Administration. USDA, 311 W. 1st St.. Sulfa 410. Sanford. Fl 33771 Tol. 407 311 4351, r * quires th* services of repair contractors lor tho 13 month period beginning Oct I. IWO Inlsrosted contractors oro raquotfod to con tact lha County Suoorvlsor N r details. Contractor must moot Ikons ing requirements of th* Stott, County and Municipal gov trnments or their subcontrec tors must do so. Specifics an licenses may ba obtained from the County Supervisor. Attention: Earn money reading books I 513.000/year income potential Detail*. 1 403 51* MU Ext Bk 10154____________ Atteettew ■ Hiring I Government lobs your a r e a . 1 1 7 .(4 0 t i t . 4 13. C a l l ) 401 130M M E it R 10154 Attention: P u t* I Jobs I Start tll.41/hour. For application Into call I *01 (31 M U Ext M 1015*. *am lOpcrvldev* AUSTRALIA WRNTS YOU!! EXCELLENT PAY. Benefits Transportation Call 402 3(5-7400 # xt. 1543 Toll refunded (am 10pm AUTOMOTIVE * * * * * * * * * CASHIERS Experience helpful but not necossary. Evening shift. *0 hours por wook. rnsitions open in Sanlord. Lux* Mary and Osteon. 54 50 por hour and up depending upon expert •n et Call Sanford. 111(5*4; Lake Mary, H I 4147; Ostom. s ti-w n to QMKE N H U RN OR LPN - Cay khlff. 4:15 am to 3:45 pm. Supervisory experience desirable but nol required. Apply at M N. (fury. 17 4 t l Oabery, Mass, thru Frl (A M 4PM. 4*44*14 EOE CLERICAL FERS0N Full time Adding machine a m . light typingSueret Die trlbutlng. Logwood U4 IMP CLERK A STOCK Muded for retail plum ing 4 hardware store . UP 1141 CLERK/SECRETARY Fla.’s fastest growing rent to own company has an Im mediate position for a p/f dark Good pay! C a ll-in M il CARPENTER HELPERS Mutt have exp Touts and Irmsportatlon ACsr 4pm 313 71(7. CLERP. T Y P IS T Pori Dm*. 34 hr*, of 5.15 por hr. Qualifica­ tion*: Musi typo 33 wpm, txporlofic* wilt) word pre­ casting And krwwMg* ol don­ or*! office procedures Can tact Miss Liberator*. 3314134 or re ve st application from City ol Lak# Mery Dept of Public Safety, 135 Rhlnafwrt Rd.,Lk. Mary 337443S54. CNA'l 1 NA'l HEW S TA R T IN O R A T R ! F u ll/ p a rt lim a p ositio n s available. Experience pre tarred Apply at: Hlllh*vtn Health Care Center (M Mellenville Ave.. SarHerd EO.E./H 133 4344............. CONSTRUCTION HOMERS Will train, several needed now! A lltyp etl Metro Emptoyment 444(11) COUNTER PERSON Dryctoan USA su k t smiling, a n a rga tlc Individual who w o rk s w a ll with p u b lic. Bonollts. Will tram. Longwood Lk Mary ore* Call.... 101451 Aft. MAINTENANCE POSITIONS R e sp o n sib ilitie s in clu de a ssuring restaurant c le a n ­ lin e ss and daily equipm ent m a in te n a n ce d u ties. C o m p le te training provided DIMerent Shlfti Available Full A Part-time Starting Salary $5/hr. Benaflts Include: Insurance •Free Uniforms •Meal Policy Please apply In pereon at McDonald's* 2904 Orlando Ave., Sanford EOCyMtvmaUve tenon ErnpKqer BODY MAN NEEDED NOW! Can Ran, n s t i n or 574 t i n AVON SKIN SO SOFT §f 'Sill f P it, HirrWf, VERSATILE PERSON With pleasant personality lo answer phones, do light office work 4 clean furniture I Call Diene tor appt.,...-..... 333 NO* BIRDCRY DELIVERY PEOPLE Ntedodl Full 4 part time positions ovalleb lo. ..pplyet Cisstlvr P rir’ lnq ^ Publishing 711 N. Hwy I7/T1, CABINET SHOP - Experienced ell phases lar small formica shop Call 333 0(*A___________ Career Opportunity ACT NOW PERSONNEL NEEDED Large Carp expanding Needs M a n a g e ri, T ra in e rs, Re cn.-1 t o r s . S t l e s p e o p l * Bonuses. Retirement. Traning Program 5411 la 5754/wk based on ability. Apply In person Tues . May 15. 1 PM SHARPIH Sanlord Job Sarv Ice Ask tor Marketing 4 Management Carp E O E Career Opportunity ACT NOW PERSONNEL NEEDED Large Corp expand.ng Needs M an agers. T r a ln e n , Re c r u lle r s . S a le s p e o p le . Bonuses. Retirement, Traning Program 5433 to 1754/wk. based or ability Apply in person Tut* . May |J, 1 PM SH AnPIII Sanford Job Sarv let. Ask tor Marketing 4 Management Corp E.O E. L O W E 'S The world's largest building material supplier has immediate openings at our Sanford Forest Products truss plant for: • ASSEMBLERS • MATERIAL HANDLERS • RECEIVING PERSONNEL Wo are looking lor dedicated, qualified indi­ viduals interested in a competitive benefit package that includes: >ESOP Retirement Plan •Eslp Savings Plan * Medical, Hospitalization and LPe Insur­ ance. • Paid Vacations and Holidays • At­ tractive Work Environment. Previous truss carpentry woodworking ex­ perience preferred, but not necessary. Pre­ employment drug screening used. Seriously interested individuals may apply in person at S a n fo rd F o re s t P ro d u c ts 2901 Aileron Circle Sanford Airport Industrial Park Sanford, FL An Equal Opportunity Employer 407-349-9385 PARTNER wanted tor booling business Have teas and make money Boating esparianc* a plus Richard 511-All. 61— M o n e y to L e n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st, 2nd or equity mortgages. Good Bad credit, Low rates 144 (444 Mortgage Magic. Inc. Lie Mtg Bkr *60 E 414. Cass GOLD CREDIT CARD 51.500. CraditUna GUAR. VISA/MC Guar CdV'i Advance 1 *00 414 3100 19 91 fee 7 1 -H e lp Wanted ACCOUNTING 5210WKI NEW IN THE AREA? Legal N otices ASSEM BLE TOYS 4 Craft Ittm i. full/part lima. High earnings! 404 « l D ll________ ASST. MJL1K0I NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP 831-9993 FOUND TAMED PIDGEON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Nun-Ur M i l l CP IN RE; ESTATE OF GERTRUDE BEZIO. Dec used FORMAL NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO ROSE G. BEZIO YOU ARE NOTIFIED that * Petition lor Administration has been tiled In this court You are required to serve written Oil tenses. So Ike eel men not tytw then June T, ltfO, on petitioner'* attorney, whose name end addresser*: * n 'A RICHARDW COPELAND *11 Palm Springs Drive. Suit* to* Altamonte Springs, F L 11701 (407) uo- r m end to III* ttw original ot ttw written detenus with th* clerk ol this court either betor* serv Ice or Immediately thereafter. Failure to serve written de­ tenus as required may result In * lodgment or order for ttw relief demanded In ttw petition, without further nolle* WITNESS my hand and Itw u a l of this court on MAY (, IWO. ISEAL) MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk of th* Court By Patricia Thatcher As Deputy Clerk Publlih: May 11. M. IWO DER t14 7 1 - H e lp W anted 71— H e lp W anted WE ARE A GENERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY AND HANDLE ALL TYPES OF WORK AAA EMPLOYMENT KNOWS THE JOB MARKET AND CAN PLACE YOU. ASK ANYONE AND I’M SURE YOU'LL AGREE... THE BEST JOBS ARE TOUNO THROUGH OUR OFFICE, WE HAVE SO MANY OPENINGS WE CANNOT ADVERTISE THEM ALL! CALL (MONDAY FOR M ANY MORE Registered N u n * Termite Tech Lab Tech Food Rep Receptionist Fitter Fabrlctor 11*0 wk I 525a wkl 155 5100 wkl 5170 wkl 5110 wkl YOUR FUTURE IS OUR CONCERN AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5176 TERMS AVAILABLE APPLICATORS NEEDED! Earn up to 111 per hour W* train Outdoor work Potential loOwn Your Own Business! C A L lilllU lt t ) Assistant M s iu ftr Tuitwo YNOT-'J 1 dm IS own my own bufioeu Mttwr 3 month* of framing .md now haw • portions mvmiI Abl« Up lo U 0 a *k during Irjin in g Ad*4nc«m tnt 3 4 w tfk l Call Ch+fyt. >54 "Accounting 8 Ta x Service C O L M IR A C C O U N T IN Q 4 TAX s e a v i c e - Small busi­ nesses 4 individuals welcamel SM-1441 effke/H 51774 eve*. Additions 8 Remodeling MILLERADDITIONS Central Florida Since 1(5* Remodeling New Homes ICGCU04M..................333-4444 A lu m in u m iM in g ACTION RE-SCBEININ6 Replacement windows and aluminum work. Altar debt* prlcas. Free Est. 344-17K. Exterter Homosavors - Siding, lo lflt 4 fascia, screened room*. Free estimates! 331-4140.......... Autom otive DOMESTIC/Foreign Repair! Ovality work I Your homo. 35 yrsoip.Cal) I d I........ >14-1441 C h ild C are Centers U k t Home Daycare Cantor • Near Winter Springs Elemen­ tary 74pm, Infants to Syrs. glidin g C o n tra c to r" • IL L 'S Denari I Carpentry • Remodeling, trim, doors, ate. Geooral repairs.........337-413* C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , mesenary, painting and til*. Free estimate*. Call 135400 FIX-IT-FAST INC. ‘ ■On* Call To Ob 11Alt " Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential a Commercial Call Icaft Taday It 1314515 H A H Remodeling • painting, Chattahoochee stone, concrete and carpentry work. Free Est. 333-45(5/314 N O . eves. HOM E R E P A IR S - LAW N W ORK. T A R O 4 CONST. CLEANUP! REFERENCES! C a H H A R O L O m «S 7 V m s g ^ TraclorWorF ACREAGE MOWINO. discing grading and torttllilng B A B Mowing.............. .471 4574 Landscaping COMPLETE Qualify Lawn 4 Landscaping, com petitive rates. Ire* ext SurenT P27 m t Lawn Service u Vm LAWK MAINTENANCE - Free estimate* Reasonable R ites1 Senior CltttendJscewrtl.331-**tf LAWN SERVICE NEW. REM ODEL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES, STORES All type* censlructien. Its/Cem 335 4413 5.0. ialiid. C S C t lf^ Fra* EsNmatos----- -----3334355 LAWNS MOWED 4 TRIMMED. Carpentry PROFESSIONAL OAHDENER CARPENTER All kind* Of homo repair*, painting 4 ceramic Ilia R k fa r d C r g g S t 3(71 LEE'S CARPENTRY - Storage b u ild in g, dacks 4 m lsc. carpentry Insured4 licensed _ F r e e jis h m * t o * 333 (314 Cleaning Service QUALITY Work at Aftordebt* Rato*. Do not Delay. Celt U* Today Most home*. 515. W* era licensed, bended and Insured Call 241 »♦<. Concrete WEST CONCRETE IERVICE Small .-*-**■ < « Jebse Repair Jobs. Free Est Call any time US 10*1. Lie •fin d ; Insured E le c tric a l HERITAGE ELECTRIC Prompt Reasonable Service Licensed/Insured ER«**II411 C al 4(7 331 4741 Reasonable. Senior Clliton* Discount, Free Est. W i l l * Mowing, edging, clean upl C o m p le t e C a r e t F r a * estimates l Mr. Van. 1310441 Lyndon’s Pre tol l tonel Pa biting Lake Mary Resident Intarlor/Extorkw Licensed/ Insured Freo Estimate*1........... 5341454 Paper Hanging # W ALLPAPE R SPECIALIST 10 yrs. exp- Fra* Esllmatosl LOW cash prlcev....I 4341133 H 8 (WALL COVERING W * hang all types Reasonable price*. Freeesll S31(17 Plano Tuning" E X P E R T PIANO TUNINO • Sorv./rapolr/mevlng/reatal new 4 used .Call Ray. J334H3 Roofing TRI SON ROOFING Roof repairs 4 Fro*estimates 51*1* cart. CCC444I7T.....33I4WI Sewer/ Septic Tank SEPTIC TANK CLEANING S1( O F P W IIH T H IS A D ROCKY'S SEPTIC....... 13415*4 TwImrnlrJgPooT Service 55 MS SWIMMINO POOLS H R f Warehouse Clearance of new it o f pools. 3* ft. x n if. completely Installed. Includes huge decL, ladder, fencing, flltor and skimmer Financing available Other pools avail able. Ask about factory re­ bates! Call toll free I (•4333*4*4 rCGCOIIOTl PE 00*11 Music Lessons Telephone Service E XPERT PIANO TUNING Sarv /ropelr/inovlng/rontal new 4 used Cxll Ray, H I (0*1 CORDLESS PHONE Batteries 4 Antennas • a ll brands Replaced while you w i l l 4*1 M il. or (04 7344453 Painting * Ptinlini 4 Fiptfhufin( Qualify Work, Roasonabli Prices, Free Esl lns 13)1175 FRANK BARNHART paln’ ing 4 pressure cleaning, f t yrs. exp References srs-im Tile" * 4 A TOUCH Of T ILE** Repairs 4 Remodeling No job too big or small 11 Licensed 4 tree esllmalest Call 113 1147 Tree S e rvice ECHOLS TREE SERVICE Frew estimates! Fair Prices! Int*r tor / E i l e r l o r . F r i t Estimates CaUMI-ftw. INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR Pretossieaal werk. Hrly. rales aviii. Tad. 4444(11. Tree Esl. L k .. Ins Slump Grinding. Tool m ills day *r nil* "Let The Pretosstoxsals A* I f T R IM M IN G . T appin g. R* movel Hauling, aft phases ol tree work Call 121444? 1 �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13. 1!>90 — ■■ 71— HtlpWanfad ,. CRAFTS* SKILLS* TRAOIS AllTRADESHEEDED FaMan.CaraaMara.afc. CM all fht werk yw can "a-Call....- aaaani • aCRUlIBIHIP JOBE# a IMS If aiMil aM g f O f f llM C H distribute fiyersj 1 ^pwnAfMr petal*. AM/PM fhlft*. U S bawl Can Marla 77*1X1 bat a i m itAM -lPM DRIVERS Orar the road, tractor traitor, rmnl have I yaan taper lance and good driving racord Avaraga trip today* Cali i aaMJarata AO Carrier*. Taaam , FI. OR IVORS OVER *40* matt whet a drlver/mevec mada latt week II you hava a pick up truck. C * ll,r M**n I Fnataf PaRgn Apply I* p an e* Lweet AieWaad IIM S .H vry.lt/ttM am aiid EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Fortuna MO company hat Immadlala opanlngt lor ca rear minded Indivldualt with background In aqulpmrnl maintenance Knowledge of ala clrlca l, pnaumallc and •totIronic controlt m wall at ganaral mechanical aaparl tnca la datlrad Eicalltnt benefit package Includet paid vacation, holldayt. retirement plan, uniform, and medical Incurance Salary: *73.000 plut depending an aiparlanca Sand return* to Canaral Manager. P O S » Rat OrlandoPL W *n EOE/M/F EIP’D. TRUSSWILDERS ANOSAWVORf Banaflti A tlaady work Apply In partan, Maronda Syttamt. M U Maronda Way, Sanford OtlC If, north at SR *i *EXrOiSECRCTMV* Part time morning* Strang typing tkllltl Son* filing A general office Cak 33* 1144 ERR'D. KtTCHENHEIR Fwll/part lima Apply Carlo * Italian Restaurant Corner it/ w a 2ith.Sentord m i n i Ei|i Rawtr lot Opdfrtar ASPHALT LUTE MAN Full tlm*pollllontl Apply: IU0 Long wood Lk Mary Rd Call n a-tm tar appt. E X P I R I I N C I O Aluminium Soldi applicator. Must have valid drlvar’tllcenva 3*S7tae F A R M E R S HOME A D ­ MINISTRATION It requesting p o t e n t ia l s u p p lie r * lo r •iclutivo broaeraoe service* lor the period of 11 mortht. beginning October I. IfVO. for Ih* counllai o l Seminole and/or Brevard Th* total number o f p ro p a rtla t It oillmatod to bo IS Interacted b r o k e n th a u ld c o n ta c t Norman A Bakor. County Supervisor. I l l W F ln l SI . Sulla 410, Sanford. Florida 11771, telephone 4C7 JR 47)1 HOU1EWIVBB your homo A mako ito B tiX t Call O ld I4a/me*i aoe S. ol O rto n * adverttoed poaltlon tram Sanford Herald "help wanted" ad In |ust nine day* M Hi* ad** scheduled IP Day Special raft. He eipretted Ms appreciation lor o job wall dona I t hi* C local Had Advert Icing Can cutfant. Looking to advert!** an opening In your company A achieve qukk recult* ol a tpeclal. low price? Try our cupor It A I t Day Special Rat**! Lowed rata* lor cancecutlve day*' run. Cancel without penalty whan recull* or* reachedIII CLASSIFIED DEPT. m -M II IRRIGATIONINSTALLERS Full lima petition, reddanttal viper tonea and rwpelr know I edge a mud. Landtcaplng •iporlanca btnMIclal. Im medial* opening*. good pay end benefit* 133 IIS ) JOINOURII Bill Kneppc I* now accepting appllcallont tar * ip . line cook*. Full A part 11m* pod tlonc available with com pelllve pay A groat beneflfi package No Phono* Call*. Apply la Per can. t i n Oevglat LA N D SC A P IE S Full lima position* Driver * Licence required............. Cell SR I I I ) LANDSCAPE/MAINTENANCE RERSONNELOCSIRED LAUNDRY WORKERS • Meet ha hardworking, dependable and motivated. Immediate Hire 14 00/ttarl. reite (tier X day* Medical ,... S>-*tM LT. HOUSEKEEPING/ COMPANION * * ) Start 1/M Own frantport Send dllollt A reltrencrt Bov III, Sanford. FL 17773 * * * MAIDS* * * FRONT DESK CLERKS F/tlme, benefit*, pd holiday* A vocation, uniform Apply In perion, Doyt Inn. 4 » Doug la* Av ■Allamonto or c a lle d 7111 Efficiency pluc wnall weakly Xproukhu. Call....... WAHAD MEDICAL Dally Werk........... . Dally Pay Call Bab ler dilallt attar Ipn*..................... 323 7)11 GOVERNMENT JOBS tree-1 M at weekly I Call W t O F f f i t l d . ER • HOSPITAL JOBS Slarl sa ao. your area No aap. nocettary For Into call I *0 0 m *lf*4 a m lp m 7 d a y t *1100 loo TEMPTEDTOTEMP? Wo have Immadlala ihorl and long term assignments In your area lor: OOFFICE CLERKS O RECEPTIONISTS OSECRETARIES a WORD PROCESSORS OINDUSTRIAL WORKERS We oiler lop pay. great beneflli and llte opportunity to work at many ot the top companlet In your area Call now lor an appointment!..........7404//) NO FEE/FRIDAY PAY REGISTERED NURSE /AM to JPM Shift Perl time Apply In perton (AM *PM Lakavtow Nurun* Cantor 111 E. Tnd St.........„ ...... Sanford MEDICAL MEDICAL TRANSCRIRTIONIST 4 hr* par day. Monday Friday. Evperlencud 7)17010 MEDICAL ★ CNfl’S ★ a 17 SOPar Hour 11 a Good Working Condition*! I LONGWOOO HEALTH CARE 33* »3K .................. E.O.E MEDICAL MEDICAL OFFICE POSITIONS Leading m edical pracllca menegtment group n looking qualified candidate* lor Ih* following poaltlon* a Office Manager a Front Office Recepllonltl a Inturance/Cadlnq Spec HI HI a Electronic Billing Speclallil Theta are challenging and lin a c la lly re w a rd in g op porlunllle* tor Ih* right Indi­ viduals. Sand return* lo : RTM PO Bov *14X1, Long I FI 377*1 * * • MOLLY M AID# 4 e W ILL TRAIH II Work 14pm. Mon Frl. CALL........ 747 )007 NURSE AIDES * ALL SHIFTS HIGHER STARTINO PAYI For certified or viperlenced Apply In per*on to Lektvlew Hurting Center *1* E. hid St..........- ..... Sentord OVER THE R0A0 DRIVERS SERVI CES EOE ........................M/F/M/V Mutt have eiperlance end r tl Apply MSC Trucking. I*)l W 1*1 S t. Sentord______________ FART TIME RECEPTIONIST Mull have payroll report e i pertonce. Call 74)4X4_______ M A Y BONUS ONE MONTH FREE £ [ijs W a te rfro n t L ife s ty le M o d e rn F it n e s s C e n te r In door R a c q u e tb a ll m - O H ic a SPECTACULARVIEW Over loo*Ing Lab* AAenroa E i •cuttve office (pace I Approx I M iq. ft. able rate*. Available now. Hatt Realty. « b 377* POSTALJOBS PIOOUCTJONMOWERS Longwood manufacturer I* leaking tor energetic reliable to fill aoiWton* on our U par hour Apply In perton P a rk er Hannifin, 777 Bannett Dr , Len g w e a d . (T a k a 4)4 to Commerce Park, acreta from South Semlnefa HovpftoOEOE 127— OFfk* ROtttotS 91— Apartrmntf/ H o w toSharw 99— Apartments Unfurnished/Rent SANFORD CONDO - Super nice, good location, private roam A barn, full prlvltoget Ul/wk pay* all. Prater employed tomato, tower rant tor light houtekaeptog 323X1) SANFORD Male will ihare 1/3 houie wllti mature female 3130 per month Includo* utllltlec. cable, waclier/dryer No tmeko or dope 134 7770 leave menage SANFORD. Large I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly D ap, ref erencat Ne poll. 10% ett Senior Cltltencl 33)0743 And battwr. Full Dmat For appt, call I74-47XI Del tone) 93— Rooimfor R*nt Paragon I* opening a now office In Long weed. Full lima recapltonlct/cecratary peal non available Candidate mud b* able to type M U WPM Competitive telary, avealtont benafllc ATTRACTIVE clean ettlctoncyf TV, m icrowave end meld eery Ice I Cell .......... 3314*47 ATTRACTIVE BEOROOM ■*70 w n k . Kitchen p rivile g e *, cable, and depot 11 phone. Call P I 1143, II am endow________ CLE AN roam*, kitchen and laundry tacllltie* Cable TV Starting « l *7»/wh. 3X 443) DELTONA ■ Looking tor ludy to chart 4 bdrm homo. IlM /m o. halt utllltlec. will concider lady w/one child C e ll.37* **47 KCEPTHJdlST/ SECRETARY Ceil 321-0100 To*rrMt|i aaitrttnriewappt. 1PHCI PARAGON FURNISHED, quiat. peaceful, clean Twin bed* t33/nightly per perion or tSO/wkly par perton Call..............333 TOM LONGWOOD - lakelront home roam with prlvllaget One adult tao/wk Call 3331434 n il EOE M/F RECEPTIONIST For a wild end crary otllce! _________ Cell 04 440* RECORDS/COMMl SPECIALIST wanf time poll lion Salvry *4 7S/hr Qualification* mutt type 13 wpm, viper tone* with word processor and knowleg* ol general o lllc * procedural Cell M il* Liberator# at ) ) ) D M or requect application from Lk. Mary Dept ol Public Safely, I U Rhlnehart R d . Lake Mary, FL 77744 1130 IN Part time In Oncology olllco (Sanford/ Del lone). Approx. X hr* per wfc. Pleat* cubmlt rocum* Bob 40). c/o Th* Sanlord Htrald. P O Bov 1417, Sentord. FL 31773 14)7 SALES ADVERTISING CONSULTANT The Sentord Herald li leaking an Individual lor our dliplay advtrttclng itatt. Candidate* m u tt be e n e rg e tic c a ll motivated end determined Prior eiperient* In newepa per and/or edvertlting calac required Poiition otter* tale ry pluc com m lcclon and benefit* Pleaia tend relume or contact: Laura Ionian The Sentord Herald 3MN. French Av*. Sentord. FI. 13771 SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mary. Eiperlenca or will Iraln Full A Part tlm* METRO SECURITY ... IS) 37** Iin n n Courts Maintnunc* Percent Fulltime! Tuckawllla Country Club Call...... 3*14)44 TLC ■ Needi mature live In companion* lor elder ly Good payl Call ........ ... 373 IO»l 97— A partm ents Fu rn ish e d / R SANFORD I peli. quiet ret area, air mo Up pluc 1300 dep 333 M l* SANFORD largo 3 bdrm houca, 1 blk. Irom now hocpl tat C17S/wk pluc C M iec Call 333 334* CHARMING Sanlord I Bdrm., I ) It. calllngc. Ilraplace. downclalrt ol largo him*. utHUIecpd ■CI33/wk. *43 »1X CLEAN, t bdrm epl. partially furnlchad A/C. Quiet area 1300/mo Call 333 D34________ i t SANFOflO ★ •k SPECTACULAR ★ RENT-A-BEDRV/.J R EN T A BEDROOM and gal Iha vary bell living) With yr bedroom comet th* uca ol: OCabitTV a I* Inch TV a Full Kltchan with mlcrol * Completely Furnlchad (Private Patio ODIthec. Pole. Pant a Silverware. Glatcet * Til* entry, kitchen A both a Central A/C * Veccuum twice a week a Located by park w/lennlt PLUS Nirthousd Morkm/Aswmblj Factory A D?iwrs New • To 1730 weekly pluc benelitc # Full Tlme/Part lime * All Shi It* Open • Hiring Several Trainee* 13*1X04........**3/refund peltcy WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To 113 13 hrt Will train I All chill*, all typed Permanent! Metro Employment 444*111 Start immediately' Tempo rary and permwienl assign ment* available! • Warehoute/Heavy Lilting a Mac hint Operator* • Orixer/Chaultour* license a Clean Up Crew Povlion i availabia In Sanford and Longwood Muct have a phone end Iraniorlation NOFEE rend WELDERS Start lodeyl To SI) per hour! Willtreln!)Chill* All types' Metre Emptoymenl 44*-*111 WOMAN Will trade rent lor he'p Mult have Home Income endear Cell 14* 314) 73 — E m p lo y m e n t W anted NEED A HELPING HAND? Will Clean yi>uf ftocfi# wcttly or bt I C«ll J72 Ua’4 PINE RIDGE CUB SANFORO Spec lout 1 Bdrm Condo Avail. Wachar/Drytr Included STARTINO AT t*M For Detail* Cell ReatoraNta............U M 3 N Lender ema FI. Inc/Broktr * (S M A L L I BDRMI Raeton ablt rent, tel month ptu* tecurlty, CaK.............. 373144* Application A Depot 11Only 3100 BIG BEDROOM, t i l l wk SMALL BEDROOM. CI00WK SAN FO RD large 3 bdrm. houca. I blk Irom new hocpl tel tllS/wk. pluc D M cac Call ..............................333334* DCBART/SANFDRO AREA 7 bedroom t. frecNy painted 11 Nice I Prtler quiet tingle or retire* *373 per month pluc dtpotit C a ll...........333 *7*7 or ________ 733*0* eve*_________ JIRNISHE5 COTTAGE. * m.. air. oi bank* ot Wekiva at Katie/* Lending) Canoe uca. »3M/me 333 aefO SAN FO RD large 3 bdrm. houca, complete privacy. Evcallant lecetlen tll3/wk plu* U M tac Call 173334*. 103— Houses U nfurnished / Rent A V A IL A IL E 1 bdm . tantril H/A. carpet, wa char dry or hook up. c*X with Pitcairn! t ___________ 333 44*3___________ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Sentord. 3 bdrm*., 1 ba w/den. clean I Leave, no pat*. *433dltcountodl Call P I 074* DELTO N A 7 udrm . 3 bath, pottlbla laat* option. A473/mo. let, lait A cecurlty. 3PM17. DELTONA 2 BDRM. 1 BATH Can. H/A, 3433/mo.. I yr. toata 4403*)*/*047** 14)4 HOMES TO RENT 1and) bedroom Unfurnlihed. Lake Mary and Sanlord a ro a il C a ll lor availability and location* Aik lor Brenda j!J<r w u.Tone- SANFORD 2 BORM. Convihlant location, clove lncl.,C300/mo 4 dvp 33l 43t? SANFORD/LAKE MARY 3 bdrm 1 bath*, lirvptace C*Al/mo............. Vnion Realty ___________ 147 4447___________ SANFORD I bdrm . water Incl. perking. XO/wk . 3300 t*C.............. ixrr*7/mec*eg« 322-6447 Large 3 bedroom*. 3 bath*, w it h fe n c e d y a r d end fireplace! *400 par month Call St. Jehu* Realty, 333 4131 SUNLAND - tilre nice 1 bdrm . lemlly room, cent h/e. petio *441/mo III. latt f *7)0 dep _ 173 034) alter 1pm 443 4030_____________________ 99— Apartm ents U n fu rn ished / Rent COME SEE OUR LARGE * • COUNTRY K ITCHEN* • 3 BDRM 1 BATH APTS Over I,«*• Sq FI. Living Areell ,0 ro u e S -Y / ia rfn iv ttfs 2000 U k t Miry Blvd. ____ 321-05M_____ C0EVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS EXTRA LARGE UNITS1 1. 2ft J bedroom jpH Pool Ytwm Court Peaceful <anvtn «*nt location Quiet olt street parhing Renovation Sptoaft Mo security for quati F»ed appFicantst 110 >204 HID0EN LAKE 7 bdrm* . 7 bathe, wether A dryer, fenced backyard, pooll No pet*. M l) month two ** curity Cell 13) 107) • « ♦ ! M A R IN E R ) VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm t i l ) mo 3 bdrm CMO mo A up )}J 14/0 EBjEM n a a 7 bedroom l bath Lake Mary 171 4*7) Iwtiy STAJRS PNOPEtTY (MANAGEMENT A R EALTY 3337333/37144X * a DCLTOMA w v t t * * Actuma with I t t . M dawn. No quelltylngt Lovely ) y n . new. 1 bdrm. I bath, tomlfy ream. A Greet Deal! E wring* cel I We 1«l and sell more property than anyone in the Greeter SanFord/lehe AAary *rea. WINTER SPGS. POOL HOME 3 bdrm* . ) be . fireplace A garage, 1*30/mo Cell *** 3331 WOOOMERE Sub. Reel nice. 1 bdrm*. IS b a . 0/c. garage. fenced yard. 1300. mo 373 33X I BDRM. I BATH, temily room, kitchen end eppllerce *. geraq* *400 par month P AU LA B ETH OSBORNE VEN TU R E I PROPERTIES ___________ 3314)4*________ 103 HATS ST. SANFORD 3/3 bathe Appliance* Incl 4471/mo. U M depend 3)3 4413 7 BEDROOM, 7 ba*i. fplc C4M month pluc tecurily Cell 4X4*43.____________________ 3 BDRM. 2 BA. SPLIT PUN Terrific buy. Only........ Sef.tM (M R ) COUNTRY Ctob Netgbti 4/1. Now paint A window*, •at m hit. A-l condition Nk* Now |u»1.............. M l. 14* *-------- n-.-x* - 4 * --------e k- . rw iyiri- w w nnvw w nxMto homo*. Ton mlnuto* from Sanlord. Each.......MHO ALTAMOME W . POOL. OIVING beard, DM*. Fplc. 1 raa. Rrtoh 1 btock. Suf*rarM.. O IK ) LK. ASNBV1/2 on 3 acre* off SR 411M min. to Dayton*, hour to Orlando. N**r beat ramp. New................SIISAM UNIQUE Custom 1/3. Peel. 2/to acre* Great rm, heeled ip*, stone fpk, wet bar. Near 14. Herteo OK New only . . *v**,*06 CALL ANYTIME 322-2420 OWNER Financing Available ■ Hltterlc Sanlord hem*. 3 bdrm.. 1 bath. Refurbished and ready tor occupancy Ihl* summer. Priced at *7S,M0. Cindy uk-le/i/J3».M 34M Saatord Aw . M l H IM n 111 W . l i t . St. Salt* 410 HUOE OAKS turroend m il towly 1 bdrm horn* wim lemlly room, formal dining room, tern, porch, fenced yard, end double carport. Only.....*32.300 3 2 ?5 7 7 4 The Prudential < & F lo r id a R e a lty 112 Catalissa Drhx J bdrm .2 bath............... U*,*00 Call Bob Gregory. Reelter (407)I34-44M er 313-31M DELTO N A ■ By owner, cuttom 3/1 epl 11, 1 yn. old. tcreamd patio. I car garage, tet.fOO m i flennliter Sl *04 337 )110 FOR SALE - Modular construe lion bldg Potclblllllec In­ clude. tingle family home, I or 3 bdrm . quadraplav. Commercial ut*. contingent upon local bldg coda epprov el 407 3X1 reseller ) pm GENEVA Own InMead ol renting 1 bdrm clOM to elementary school. Fenced yard.................... 154*00 Cell Glerle Lemberl ERA Sun Florid*. 14SXM Evealagc, 34M IX * HISTORIC SANFORO * DELTOHMSStME NO QIML 3 bdrm I bath split plan Comer tot with pool I *44.NO ASSUME NO QUAUFY l/lto. 1X0 I * tt., new paint and carpet, appilanco* on 1/3 acre tsil/mo. 133X0 UMGNOOO-LESS THAN S2,7MDONN 1 bdrm. IV* bath, appliance*, fenced yerd I tS3.N0 ASSUME NO QUAUFY *31* per month. Immaculoto 1 bdrm. 3 bath, appliance* and pool..............................S3f.N0 HISTORIC 2 STONY 4 bdrm. 1 bath. 3.073 tq tt Hardwood Hoar*, appliance*, t t p i r a t t mother In law'* quarter*, garage......... *41.NO PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-4714 2343 Pork Dr ., Santwd 441W. Lake Mary U . Mery LAKE SYLVAN 1 lot* beautifully freed - Includet M a g n o lia * . C o u n try a tmotpher*. Walb to Wilton BY OWNER Immediate 1/1V*. large fami ly room wllh brick fireplace 10X13 screened porch, large lanced yard.................. *37,NO 321-2720 KEYES BEST BUYS "Th* Oabt" Luvury horn* with pool and tomle court. 1 bdri.i. 1 bath........... H U M By eppolntmefrt. 333 *374 ________ *H*r7:3PPM________ BY OW NER - New 1 bdrm.. 3 bath. Skylight*, vaulted catl­ ing. fplc, lake A pool and with m a ny o th e r a m o n ltlo * . Privet*, quiet community. Priced to tall. Call 1131477 after * p m _________________ 3 bdrm. 1 bath, Ilraplace, appliance*, carport.. SEVEN BUILD!NO LOTS. Lake R EDUCED FOR OUICK M L I City water A tewer. Pin* A w . Tee tot* total: SIMM. BRINO YOUR BOAT Lakactd* townhout* on dtdrabto Lake Howell. Large m tq H , 3 bdrm. I to bath w/boetcllp and private dock Mud Mil tlf.MO *37 7X17*4 after 4PM or teeve Sl^SN DOM INCLCLOSING LESS THANS2.N0 DOWN U R B MARY V t MINUTE TO 1-4. Fp*c. fen*, all aggltoncM. BATEMAN REALTY 321-0759.............321-2257 INCLUDIHO CLOSING COST 3 A a t o m . home* in Sanford. Deltona/OaBary/Lk. M ary/ Longwood/Altamonte Spring* Immaculate 3 bdrm. I bath, living room, kltchan with ap pi lancet, family room or dan, Inside utility, carport onm huge comer toll ......... sat,NO M 1SH U ) School. Priced to *e'10.3 00 HENLOAMmm LESSTHM12510CASH S1.SM OOIM/CONNIR LOT ■ ■A IENIZ.. ....... ..4/7-174-3 AFFO RD ABLE 3 bdrm. tto bam horn*. CH/A. corner tot Low downpayment....... down *44.too SANFORD SANFO RD large I bdrm. complete privacy. c'o*e to downtown 3100 per week plus SlMtecurity include* ulilllie* Cell m ix* _________ A VA R E P O - V ito . LOW W ILL SELL SEPARATELY Octeen 13 ac Barn, captlc, light* Cath 143.304 Alto. 1/3 modular evicting mertgagv ■ tl*.000/1373 me Pacbege: 1*1.300 C ALL* 5. W EEKDAYS SANFORO Nice I A 1 bdrm epl* UOOUP/mo t dtp. Reft required. No pet* 333 3343 SANFO RD O bdrm . fplc. utllltlei peid Clot* lo thopt StS/wkly. Call 330 1472 or 141— H om os fo r Solo 101-H ouses F u rn is h e d /R e n t LONGWOOD • 3 bdrm . largo fenced yard. Near tchoolt MOO pluc depodt Call3*GI7». ADULTSONLY IP E R F E C TF O R SINGLES!) Sorry, no pete 3 SMALL R EN TAL OFFICES Carted OC I. Very reeeeeebtol ItalA-CaR eew l........304473 BANK FORECLOSED NORMS NO M O N E T DOWN! Cell Wt-MS-nr* aat. MW PLUS INNEW SM YRNA IbB 1 BROM. LA K E S ID E , nice comptov. All amenm at No cecurlty tor quatillad appll cant* A33S par motto 3XU04 260-1100 USE OF PRIVATE BEACH •RANONEWOFFICE BLOO. M eg. It. toMM eg. ROC-ttONIMI Lptry SANFORO W* pay electric and water C u iu p ca ia R d l.N otSRaa VOLT TEM PORARY SERVICES _________ Call 43*-*3**_________ WAITRESS wanted. Evening hr* Alto, eiparienced plna took. Part lima. TO *04) SANFORD 2 K tM S lt U M month. *300 cecurlty. Rat. Cell ettor TPM.............. 32J 334* “ ■isafs; TRUCK DRIVER 3 yn . minimum cap Mult have current Florida cheul leur't IIcent# A good driving record Apply In perton. M a ro n d a S y tle m c . 4003 Maronda Way, Sanford Olt • NORTH LA K E VILLABE - N m 3/1. apellance*, fplc. peat, tomtit. 4473/me. M1AMPW13 Start s<t.4t/hr. pluc banafltt. Far avam and appllcatlen Information, call 7 dSyc lam towpm l3l«-33ddK7evt m PRCSSER EIALTY, INC. 121— Condominium Rontofr_____ Start tit 41/hr. Far tie m and appllcatlen Information call 1ll*>7**Xaf. avt. F L IT*, »AM tPM . 7 days____________ Full time, a day* a weak. Great benefit* Good pay. Call 3323*37 or apply In per Dry Clean USA, Heathrow STENSTROM •% Om 34d \ Spaca/Kairt POSTAL JOBS CALL 628 2040 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 Cell 33K747 ar OT7W3 ova*. POSTAL JOBS Rental Apartments On Lak* Monroe 2135 W. S e m in o le Blvd. H e y 17-92 S an lord, FL 32771 ASSMUKI, NO QUALIFYING 7MWyttyAv.(Alrpori entrance) Oftk* Space or Ottlca/waratwuMaac* avail Start I I 1.41/hr. F tr e**m and application Inter matlon call; )r»7** 4ee*.«vt f l u * ♦ am . to ta rn . 7 day*. POSTAL SERVICE Job* Salary to SDK. Kattonwtda Entry la v a t p e t i t i o n * . C a l l lilM s e « 7 « g u E v t.P iir i WAREHOUSE WORRENS REGATTA SNORES F R E E W E E K LY LIST X prop arty "tor tale by owner". Call Metp-U-Satl Broker.....333 227) City wwtor A ttoct., 033/m*., % P * .U a Goad Pay a s Day Week a In Fern Perk Commercial t i p H.S Degree and driver'* licence rtq ’d Salary yearly pavilion* Coll Terra Scape. Inc at DO *000 Mmu rii Sr u N m u lt MMM " G000N0RKENS NEEDED! tid y let and Tnd chlftt FLMKR DELIVERIES lionet 1 A herdw<x king req’dl t i c Den* hr* p ig A comp telary. Apply In perton only I Slant In■7' Marvin 1-4 and SR 44, Sentord F U L L T im a M a ln ta n a n c t P i r i g n fo r c o m m e r c ia l laundry company Mult hava comple * tarvlce knowledge A ability to work on Cltsellt Dryer*. Wathei Wether*. A Chicago Ironert. Immediate hire on roven ability U H 1 M GENERAL HELPERS needed lor metal root. Mutt have valid drlver'tllceme 141 >144 Rentals WORKSHOP OR STORAM • U M M -IIM a a l IL 1 M IAAM PM ............ ............./dayt HOUSEKEEPER private tawnhama In Sanford. I day par weak. M ud bo mature, hardworking, have reference*, and yeur own Iran ipor tatIon. Call far appt. M M M daya/lO V R * avoc. 1 4 1 - H o w s fo r Sd Iq 1 1 7 -C M lt FEDERALL/MT ENFORCEMENT JOBS N o ta p . n aco aao ryl Far application A Intormatton. call From own car. Thurtday A Friday 3tk per mil* 4 com miction. Ett 4 yr*. l l t H d . FULL/rMT TIME KTT *N’ CARLYLE® ky Larry Wright 71-H tlp Wanted, ST. M M * River ■3 tot* away by wid* canal. S ruling 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, great rm. living rm. bar, river rm, tcm. porch. WOW IIM ’ Dock A Mora I f hie/Cindy 33*43*4/313-M71 CAN YOU R S L IR V IT A 1/2 horn* with 3 car garage, fully trusted polio, eel In bar to 1am. rm . A clnderblock /stucco tor only *43.100 lot Incl. Cindy/title 23*3p4/333-3*71/233-43*4 1 A P T O U P L IX in Historic Sanford. *400 cash flow. R* duced 444.N0 Oft 1treat prk Ing. New front porch. Owner an1 town, will consider all eltor*. BMHervoy 333-Mil 1/1 HOME In established area. I yr. warranty. *41.000. Ch/e, dining rm, peddle ten*. Increated lemlly force* owner* to move. All M r lout otort considered. Bill 333-Mil ASSUME Ne Oeetfty •t4S0/mo Incl. malnt. to*. Lovely 1 bdrm., I belli, ground Hoar condo w/tplc. Lk. Mery ton vonlonco. *44.300. E l t i t /Sharon J!l-3344/24*-4tSf, eve* 331-43*4 W EKIVA RIVER Accost - w/1 + acre MU* 1/3 home It tucked away In lovoly tree* **3.000 buy* p riva cy . Graat rm w/tott. Call Pat/lbaran 317-3744/340-423* LO VELY 1 Story l/3to home w/greef rm, tpactou* dining aroa. fplc, foyer. Watortront. 1*4.000 Auumable w/quellty. Lk. Mary School. Evelyn 233-» M , eve* n i l ) 11 ID TLLW ILD E ■ Retire to the Florida tlfetfyle. 1 bdrm , 1 bath, split plan, corner lot. tolar hot water, heat pump, tprInker system. 1*4300 Lya 3333344/331-7X7 71*4 * V L V A N O r L A K E S YLVAN E S T A T E S . Open Houca Sunday I S. 1 bdrm . 1 bath, tplil plan Double tot Call Lya 321-7X7 SANFOED HIDOEN LAKES. A dream ot 0 large corner lot made for a houM. 11<.*00 Call Lya 313-1300/331 7X7 LA KE MARY SCHOOLS ■ Pool. Newly remodeled 1 bdrm . 1 bath Fenced yard. Central H/A. laundry, afprovlmatoly 1.700 *q It Only......... *31.100 Cell..................................331-03*3 ID TLLW ILD E . 1 M m . 1 bam, 1 acre ♦/-, wooded Screened porch, lovely yard 1104.000. 777 44*1/171 1334____________ 3 bdrm . 1 bath iplit w/tplc. large fenced r yard, eat in hi* A t tu m a b lt. n on -q u a lity 1*4.400 Eltla/Sharon 11) T O D A Y . 11-31 S A N F O R O PLACE -1 year* new. 1 bdrm. model homo. Many avtra*. *73.N0 434 Crow* Blutt Lane FOSTER R EALTY .... 7X1131 LAKEMART/CROSSINGS 3 br. 3 barn. Ir* ill family - •'.^ **'lr*t»ci Near Lk Mary tch 't assume 143.NO 31*714* LAKE MART By Owner Motivated. 3/3 on Vi aero. Much more. *107,OK t t i i rn, tarhnto LAREFROMT BY OWNER 4/3 op I It. energy etllcl. cul decae 407 )7a S371 LON 0 WOOD • 1 t o m 3 bam, sp lit plan, la m llly room w/tlreplace. IdvX tern, porch, IX V IX tot ni-437i Whit* brick tradlltonal, 3/3. studio, ternd pooll Gorgeous t acral Asking4343K, 113 03C * * NEWHOMES W * 1/3 tpUt pian, garage I1.1K Dewnl No Ptehrttt UNDER CONSTRUCTION 4 Call I OM-tn-0434* OWNER FINANCING Spacious 3 bedroom homo on 1 landscaped toltt 1 car garage. great location I............. *0.000 Metro Reel Estolo Co. Inc. U l 7117 OWNER FINANCING - No quel Itying. *3.000 down 3 bdrm* , 1.3 bom*. 11replace, hardwood floor*. 130* Magnolia Av.. Sanlord. *34.000.......... 434 *7*4 SALE OR LEASE OPTION D E L T O N A • 1 bdrm. splll/ltMlh. 1.331 *q 1 to acre. 344,300 Assumable Nan Qualifying Lean Call 133-1433 SANFORO 1 bdrm 1 bam. family room w/evtret! ua.OOO W. MalknwskL Realtor ___________ 333-7X3 SO. LAUREL AYE SANFORD Residence in a commercial tone 3 room*. 1 bdrm* . I bath. *4) 000. Itodownll GROVE ST. SANFORD Oil So Sanlord A ve , Airport areal 3 room*. 1 bdrm* I 3 balhi. *4*000.1% down! I Don Asher A Aueciatet.. Real tor CML........... 1-407425-4561 5 ACRES Wim 3 bdrm . 3 bam. brick home Workshop and large barn Fenced and crock tone* Lrg oak Ire** Great tor horse* Call 377 3177 1.6 BOND MONET Available new tar first tlm* buyers! Hurry, won't la ill 3. 3, 4 bdrm home* available In gand Longwood erteti D* Hone. Sanlord. Lake Mary 33*4/344-433*. eve*. 333 41*4 IDTLLWILDE AREA Prlc* Change! 3 bdrm*. 1 belh*. fireplace, rec room w/BBQ. New FHA appraisal **0 000 Now only *44.000! Atkin* Really tee-34*1 lehr*. PAOLA AREA 323-3200 Custom built 3 bdrm )to bath on ovvrtft* Ul with all Ih* eilrasl 2 minute* ol no tralllc to I 4 Over ) 000 *q tt of family home! Asking 12lf.N0 te w * KEYES #1 IN THE SOUTH AA Carnet, Im , Century tl Call Janet Manilla Id Day*. 1)1 1334 ( i n . 131 7371 Sylvan Dr arte. SSIS'ma A MOOxcurity Cell 31)3133 105— DuplexT r ip le x / R e n t __ 1 BDRM. 1 BATH - Ctn H/A. W/W carpel, eeiher A dryer hookup Ut <■ *ec 0)14*4 D “11---- a -vct1 * 114— W arehouse Space / R enf T □ R RESERVE A SPACE HERE! U S — In d u s tria l R e n ta ls Foe Store 1nfu on oh/ special ram call our Clout Duplay Dtpi BRAND NEW 1990 1560 SE THUNQERCRAFT ^ e n n d PLUS 50 H P Vk7*7h7vl OUTBOARD. TRAILER THE BOAT SHOW HWV 44 W DILANO 322-2611 " ■ ■ OffN t DAY* \190/J MI-4444 lH>4i 7A44M0I ~ — « x/ It yuu want ihc most you can get from your advertisement... Werehoute Space eveilebi* now Up lo It 000 cq It Atlordably priced Immediate occupancy Executive Mint Suite* alto eveilebi* *lertingelC7M/mo Hail Realty. )D 1774 AAA BUSINESS CENTER • N»w olllce'Whv- HO It to l ies ft Bey* with Or w.'O otticet ilartlng at 1334/me Hwy 17/»3» SR 437 Call 11* ns* c M S * # �1i lo e — Sanford Herald, Sanfoid, Florida — Sunday. May 13. 1090 14?— Commercial Property/Sa la 1*3— W a tt rfro n t P r o p t r f y / S t lt COMMERCIAL LOT • 1003 IJth STONE ISLAND AREA) Strut Make offer. Sunbank, LONOWOOD A rt* Lot • US 1i n . *0 i I I I 1200 i f . build tog Sunbank. N A d ffn b M X Church a wheel. built 'at. 115 atl MANY USU I Mutt Sail 11 Raalftlata On*........... 47333M SANFORD By Owner ■Lkanw-f boarding ttabl* w/15 dalle. J tented patlurti. tprlnkltr lytltm Include* lovely ] b d rm .. I bath coun try gentlemen home ♦ additional mobile home lor your rranag er Many extra* 11*0.000 Make otter Call n in e * T R IF L E X Good Income, growth potential Eicellent c o n d i t i o n ! E a t r a lo t t*>.500..............c*n 3725514 NORTH FLORIOA acreage, waterfront, timber and range land for tale Starting al ia.**5 Owner financing on all parcel* Call I MO Ml aao* eit 114,0 MAM too 10PM_______ " GENEVA, 5 ACRES! Big oak*! Ea*y term*! 1J5.000 Breughtew Realty. *44 0154 OWNER FINANCING No qua! Itying. U 000 down 10 5% In lere»t. x> yr mtgl I Ten acre tract*. 5f5 000 ea On* 5 acre tract. 150 OOP Call 47* tfOQ l5 7 - M o b ile “ __ Homes / Sate Rrpot*e***d mobile home MUST BE SOLD "AS IS. WHERE IS" immediately by lender Sale* Price 1I7.*»5 OR BESTOFFERI 1*00 BRIGADIER 74X54. 3 BR 3BA relrlg . »tove. A C divhwovher. Ilreplace LOCATION 7*1 Pathway Cl . CarrlageCoveMHP Sanford. FL Written Otter* to Citicorp National Service* PO Bov 4*014* Atlanta. Georgia 10344 or contact Dale Burn* (4041779 0354 Ret 177/510103_______ SANFORD REPOSSESSION '03 Skyline Sie*ta Key ■14 « 03. 7/7, e ic elle n t condition. 117.000 financing available Call Itt Federal of Seminole. 377 1747or 131 5554________ _ SANFORD AREA PARR 59.000 14X40 l l ' i *pill screen room '07 Skyline. 117.000 14X40 3/7 (p ill Ptorxon Arrow IS Scott 117.000 14X54 3 7 tplll carport •4 Guerdon. 111.000 14X54 17 split '00 Crallmad* dishwasher, fireplace 111.000 Broker 373 H*0/jJI ) f » REABLE - FREE «*m *l*. •payed. 3 yr* old. Good Iamity pa*. MB IMP after 0PM. • FREE CAT • 7 yr*. aid. t4m*it, soared and dKismd Net geod with small children er ether pet* Call Hi PUB er leave me*sage 111— A pp lia n ce s / F u rn itu re ' BJ'S RESALE We Bey/let) Fensttere A Cat tocWMaa. Inctudleg Eitatot 10*1 S. Saatord A**.. >32 7*4* • CAPTAIN** B ID • complete with mattreta. Eicellent con dltton. 0*5 373 10*3__________ • COFFEE TABLE • And 7 end tablet. Strong, blonde. Made by Lana C». PS Call 171 4104 COUCH/Laveteat • Matching. *ao both. Sewing Machine. good cond-pap.......... 374 0447 CBIB • W/matlrat* (Saar*I. 0175 Playpen. 010. Both oic. condition. I yr, old......1717*1* • ENTERTAINMENT CENTER with smoked glat* doors. Ilk* new. 140 377 4337. Deltona. _____________ KENMORE WASHER • S cycle. 4 speed, heavy duty, white. tlM IIC all................ HM I*7 • KINO SUE WATBRBBO • All wood frame A headboard, pedlital. healer, wavalatt mattress 1 1Inert Only IIOOI __________________________ * FREE KITTEN! - Wormed, vet checked. ] "Slem***" 1 black. I Mack A white Bern */*/*• Call 773 77JI alter SPM • FBBE KITTEN to go Playful and friendly. Call 3711111evening* FREE TO G000 HOME Young mala itray kitty that wa* lost er abandoned Very aliecttonato. House trained, but I can no* keep Plea** call 3300*7* Deltona____________ • FREE TO OOOO tfOMBII Little Mr. Personality Plus Puppy will provide hour* of fam ily lun. Love* kid*, neutered A |u*t 10 month* old All shot* A on heartworm preventative, weighs between 30-40 lb*., cut* mixed breed Call........................... .H51I1S "VERT G000 LUCK WITH Call..............- ..... ...xnr»i mrwb LARRY’ S MART. IIS Sanford Ave New/U*ed turn. A appl ■ey/Satl/Trad*........3M-4151. MOVING SALE! Sola, tovetaat. recliner, dou­ ble bed. bar ilool*. table. chair* Ext tond. 322 3731 TWIN ABOl. 144; queen tit* hid* a bed. 7 chain. BUS; Smail table and 4 chair*. 130 Call 777 701*. avenlng*______ • TWIN tlta bed with mattress and boi spring*. 0100 330 1715 alter 5pm____________ m un USED APPLIANCES Buy/lell • Rtrend/Guaranteed 322-3113 * ST. BERNARD * • o r' octagonal shape glass top table with bran bat*. 571 Call 373 4*04 Female. * mot . good with children 11 Call...........130 3444 113— T b Ib v Is Ioti / R adio / SttrBO 203— Livestock and _______ Poultry OOOO USED TV'S 1751 up Miller * TV. 741*Orlando Dr Sanford ..................... 177 0357 TURKEYS-CHICKENS DUCKS • Q U A IL! A OEESE. __________Call 313 *034 I l f — O fflca Supplies / Equ ipm en t 211— Antiques/ Collectibles PANASONIC Ward Precetsar 1 typewriter In on* Great grad gilt 1300 773 1707. altarapm Qu m h Ar m WinjbKk Choir 1145. A n llq u a sofa, pro lastlonally retloredl 0533. 7 plan! urn*. 045 oa...... 171 7*13 WANTED Old Florida License Plele*. especially oorcalaln. a n d o ld C o c a C o l a memorabilia Mr. Bevan 1 9 1 -B u ild in g M a te ria ls ALL H E E L AUILOINOS at (Staler Invoice, l.oon to 50.000 *q ft. Call 407 7*1 4701 collect __________ til 10*4___________ 193— Law n A G arden 2 NCR’s M00EL 313 Bras* cosh register*, circa 1*00. 0450 44 Alto. mlsc. Civil Worltom*! Call........ 114-4414 FNEE FILL DIRT Free, clean till dirt You load Approilmately 10yard* _________ 904 343 3414_________ 213— A uctions PLANTS IN BLOOM! ■ RI DDES ANTIQUES OU5-1M1 IAS M/Sat • Afctten Thor* 7pm >444 Hwy aaWO>AB3474AUB77 Day Lillet A Sot Garllcl A Ca»t Iron. 01 00 upI 377 lU* Call 215-Boats and Accessories RIDING LAWN MOWER With reverie laOOCall 130 4*37 uction *16 FT. ORLANDO CLIPPER Side console, open fisherman bast boat. Fiberglass trl hull design. Balt well, raised area In front complete with swivel flthlng teat Motor mount on bow and transom for trolling motor. Ntw Hummingbird TI0I depth Under end fish locator. 50HP Evlnrud* tinier Excellent condition! New electric tlarter. New deep cycle marina battery! Good Iralltr with upright roller boat guldat and new tall light* mounted on upright* 51.750 Call............... 345 5451 fly order uf the secured party this equipment will he iuld at public 4ucthn lu ihe lughctl bidder. Auction will ilart prunpdy al 10;00 i m . beginning wnh the indutirul equipment. Inventory i* xubjcctlochange The secured party reserves the nghtlo bid for credit *l this auction. AU items told at is, where is. No warranties expressed or implied by owner or auctioneer. Any announcement nude auction dsy takes precedence over any and all printed inaicnal regarding ibis suctiun Inspection of equipment May 14­ 19.9:00 am. to 5 p.m. INDUSTRIAL EQUIP: l-orilifu, Manlifl, Tractors, Sweeper, Welders, Air Compressors. Generators, Mowers. Pallet Jacks. I-OOD EQUIP: l-rtc/tr, Ice Mach., Conv. Oven, Meal Sheer, RoU O Grill, Microwave. IIUIILDITCS EQUIP: lUvpcrt, MU. Mach OFF. FURN., A SUPPL: Cabinets, Desks, Crrdcnut, Bookcases, Chairs, Sofas, Iahlet, Typcwnlers, Fax Mach., Copicn, barer Pnnlcn, Pnntcn. Ccmpulerx. Modums, Trimciber A Dictating Equip., Cellular Telepx TELEPHONE SYS­ TEMS w/Pwr Supply, Speaker. Duply Tele. Printer, Telepx., Auto Phone Au Equip , Answg SysL, 2-Way Radios. COMI’L ILK AIDED DESIGN EQUIP: I’rinleit, llmicrs. Monitors. Stylus ASSORT. OF MISC. EQUIP ______________ 11* • 1*04 HVDROSTREAM w/ISOhp Block Max Marcury Speed prop A accessories Very Fad 55750 Call 377 0741 1*0* A I R O L A S S l * ‘ i nboard/outboard w/trallar *400 obo. Coll 373 3513. ♦ _____________ _____________ 1984 GLASSTREAM * BA55BOAT a IS'S" with 15HP Marcury engine, traitor, rtmota control AAarcury trolling motor. A I condition! 53.500 Call 373 1443 Rojr Henson • Auctioneer FI. Lie. No*. AB00004BB, AU0000702 T F.KMB; C*M*h, (Mhlrr iihctk, company or ptrauful check with bank Irtlrr woMfFMirxf this auction and (Uarantrrtnj payment Caah buyers muil present a dqnslt at time of refatxaOon Full settlement day %J almUotv All sales subject to B'lorlda State Sstes Tat. Dealers must ear *tr Sales Ta* KarmpOon form tf a re£»tered Udder NuCuepUonal di ____________________________ * 217— G arage Sales Alpha International Markellni* i4®) 777.ro**-Fit(ii4) 1* 1-4447 HUOE MOVING SALE • V II, 5/13 A S/1J. 1 am to 5 pm Everything mutt go No re* sonabl* oiler refused 7470 Mohawk Avenue. Sanford Services Inc (40to»7jj*77 services. Inc. AucttonConducx»4At/U. L»44Jn* _______________ Trenehr 4Storage (AUaaVanLine*) m e o iL O N F riday. M ay 25 Sanford Commerce Park on Airport Blvd.. Sanford, FL P R IM E C O M M E K C IA M N D U S T K IA I. P R O P E R T IE S Two Improved Parcels with AAA Rented Tenants! Sites miit.iMo (or Showroom, Warehouse* or Lite Manufacturing arc in great Ccnlrai Fla. Location Call now for a FREE information packet or visit our lie. rep. on site. Silt In­ spection: Thur., May 17from; 12 to 6pm and on Tues., May 22 from: 10am to 5pm. Directions: 1-1 thru Orlando It I Icalhrow. Exit al SR 16A, I lead S. to Airport Blvd, Turn . . Right go to iffll Airport Blvd. L o o k F or v i e A u c tio n S ighs ! f n e c w M i a s s s iE M | p,ua: Six Com m ercial/Industrlal Lots w ill be Sold H, A B S O L U T E — to th e L a s t & H ig h e s t B id d e r ! PLUS a t 6 :3 0 p m 23 R ES ID EN TIfIL LOTS W hippoorw ill Subdivision F r id a y , M a y 2 5 Now Du re is a place lex build your dream home— Whippoorwill Subdivision. Sanford, The. community to conveniently located Ior easy accevt to Orlando or Ihe Easl Coast. It is U-jul dully landscaped It the oversued wooded homesiln are thick with Mature Soulfwrn Oakl Visit our licensed representalivc on »ile for details. Preview: Saturday. May 19 it Tuesday. May 22 from: 10 am lo 5pm. Directions: I Iwy 17-92 North to Airport Hlvd., East to Mellonville Ave, Nocth lo Whippoorwill Subdivision and Look Toe Tut A uction S icxt! cm u m m t u r n TllON 5 Lota w ill he sold to the lust & highest b id d e r! Term* for both sales: 10% down day of sale. Balance al dosing. 5% buyer* premium H lG G E N B O T H A M Inc"* » _ ___ KUikciamacM A u c t i o n e e r s m -4*.l« u « oiuoi *1.rile K. lUeV'xhalh.m. ( Cl FI. I leixt'30541115a ' 15 It. Runabout • 40HP Johnson reblt.. aic. cond.. traitor, ski pkg. tarp, 1*541 Call 333 «777 Saturday M ay 19 10:00 A.M. 307 South Pine Sanford, Florida A & k F re e C o lo r B ro c h u re 1 -8 0 0 -3 3 0 -2 .3 5 0 i f d o r 8 1 3 -6 4 4 -6 6 8 1 o ~ i > 219— W anted to Buy New-Faeries Metal*.. KOKOMO...................... J O -liag B E A U T Y S A L O N C N A IR I A ll p u rp e**. H y d ra u lic ibampee chair combo Call 3134*43 or 44*-7S>l 222— M u s ic a l M a rch a n d h a K IM B A L L OROAN • Enter •alner III. double keyboard Cell M l-4SS4 sfler 4PM SAMIR M IT GRAND DlgHel Ptono - *00G model I Call 771 3*61 2 2 3 - M i se t Ila o to us * AIROBSOTOR I HP Jet Pump 170/140 V.A.C. sv/pretiur* switch and gage SOS 777 0051 after 4 PM__________________ •ATABI HOME COMPUTER • *100. Many extra* avail., program, dltketta. game*. extra charga. Call..... SIMMS • BABY PLAYPIN with pad. SIS. Lika naw condition. Coll __________ 777 493*___________ OBATHROOM shelving unit on spring loaded pole*, sliding door*. Like new I Paid S7S. ashing S17. Call m 0170 Laave message on an* machine * • BROILER OVEN SIS Coll...................... 35*1*40 * * * * * * * * * iwrata bunifton Mr* S. C. o( Sanford found great homo* lor her live kitten* wveral day* before the eiplration of her ad'o setwd uled 10 Day Special rate. Something to advertlw and achieve quick result* at a special low prke? Try our super 10 A 14Day S*ieclalst Lowest rale* tor consecutive day*' run. Cancel without penally a* toon at result* are reachedlll CLASSIFIED DEPT, SEARS CRAFTSMAN 11 HP 1971 SRH INE TRAILER 17' i 50 . Must Move 371 0477 or 373 0041 199— Pets a Supplies REAL ESTATE RE/LTOR.................377 74*4 Repo* available from IIO.OOO To qualified buyer* 14X44.7/1 '00 Guerdon Electric atari, eic. cond.. only 7 vr* old, bagger, 0150 X74100* CALL M KT HEM M l PRIME LOCATION FREE UNO LIQUIDATION LIST 22 IN. CRAFTSMAN MOWER Accet* to St. John'! River. Large treed lot. Right* lo canal A rlyerl.......... .014.000 NA 4Q7 130 4084______________ 153— AcreageLots/Sale 193— L aw n 4 G arden CARPfT NHOLESALf Mill Dkoct Nam* Brand* 100% Dupont 51aInmattor |7**/yd. 100%nylon plush; or Sculptured HI LO. SS.f*/yd Hwy 414A 477. Long wood *3i n n * > * * * * * * * C O M M E B C I A L SBWINO M AC H IN E • With walking toot. 1500 Call 330 4*37_______ • DRESSES - Sli* II A 17. Brand now 17 a place. Modem styles. Call *447*45545 PENCE - 4* ha* 7 gate*, appro. 770 tt. (maybe more). Brand new I STOP Call 374 0*40 LIVE BUIE CRASS Call 322 923* M-4 DITCN WITCH In good condition. For Information ptoaso call 371 **5*.__________ • POOL TABLE • Irving Kay* Professional Tournament, il l * tlto x six* tin * Needs new 1*11 top 5100. Geneve. 34* 1347________________ ___ • PORCH SWING FRAME Heavy duty 7 Inch p'p* *50 Call m 4744________________ • RAININO CLOCK • Old. looks Ilka It's raining, aleclrk nllellte. has oil In II. 135 Call 1*5 1*4* • SEWINO MACHINE • Edison, precision mad* In nice cabl net. Good condition, runs A sews 150 Call............373 1734 • SEWINO MACHINE • Singer In cabinet w/1 drawers Good cond ISO Geneve. 54* 5443 SOFA SLEEPER - lull slit Pato yellow print. 5100 Used bed. 175. Call 1343454. eves. • TRAMPOLINE - Personal site l if t diameter! I35M3 Till • USED RUUD Air Handier - 5 KW electric heal, 11.000 btus. IV* ton unit. *30 Fair condl lion Call 377 M7*____________ VERTICAL CAMERA Nuarc 11X77 1ST. 35% to 150%. Vary good condition. In usa now. 51,*71407 l a 4*M •XYLOPHONE TABLE T O P • 71 In. long. Ilka new. Sell* lor ia* Asking 540, Call ... 331-iOt* • 550 BUYS FULLY STOCKED BEO OF BEO WORMS. You Into. 407 444 5047 230— Antique/ C la ssic ________ Cars________ ’65 MERCEDES BENZ 190DC 4 door, is mpg Runs Graatl 11000obo 177 1331. after 5pm 231-Cars 'BO CHRYSLER LE BARON Exc. cond . auto/alr/tllt, cruise. 4 dr.. (7K orlg ml.. I7.*00 firm!....... 3714045 eves i t I5UIU TROPPER II • 4 dr.. L.S. pkg . Sspd. A/C. TuTone paint, axcaltonl cond t m t Magic Isuiv ns 4144 CHEVY CELEBRITY • •(* Wagon Escaltonl condition Whit# burgundy Interior, #/c, power windows, luggage rack, sport wheels, am/fm itereo. 7.5 liter, tinted windows, free seat. auto. CL package, u.ooo miles 510,400 471 05**_______ l*M TOYOTA CELICA ST • S spd, A/C. Baby Blut Eicellent cond 57*M Magic Isum 773 *344____________ FAIRWAY MOTORS ‘‘Home el IIM Down A Ride" 5400 US If *1 Long wood NO FINANCE COMPANIES! "BUY HEREI PAY HERE!" '•4 CHEVETTE 5300 DOWN A LOW weekly payment 11 '7* T-BIRD • Only 5700 DOWN A EZ weekly payment!! 'U TOYOTA 4x4 - LOW DOWN A EZ weekly payment II 231— C a rs I * HONDA ACCORD - AulO. A/C, 7*.000 miles. Extra clean. *7**i. Magic liuiu 773 47-4________________ ___ ’69 CADILLAC Burgundy, now block vinyl top. original I 45% restored, runs 11995or best ottor. Call OT-7BS7 * '4* VOLK5WAOON BUO - Sun roof, runt well, needs cosmet It*. >900 Call 349 9310________ 73 MG MIDGET Good condition, run* greet *7700 Call 373 7709,________ *7* CHIVY WAOON • Run*. need* work. Only.............(TOO _________ C alinitM *_________ 7 9 Z28 CAMAR0 ISO. 4 spaed, metallic Mu*, blue Interior, om/tm ceswlte stereo, air. T tops. p/s. p/b, •II original Musi Mill 57.900 o-best of tor............. 777 t m it ’69SPORTSTER * ’35 CHRYSLER 11 BARON * * ’15 SUZUKI w * 550 L. low mltoaga axctltont condtl.l50/ba«t ottor.174 774* '»* YAMAHA VIRAOO - V Twin TOOcc. super low ml., shall drive. 57.400obo. Call ID 44*7 2 4 1 -R e cro a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs PACE ARROW MOTOR HOME PONTIAC TRANS AM e 1*71 Limited Editton. W S * package! 54.000 original miles, factory 4 speed Whit* with blue decals Eltctrlc window, door locks, ttoclrlc trunk, windshield wiper da lay. am/fm casutt* p/*. p/fo Runs Ilk* new I GORGEOUSl «•«*> C ell.................i n M4e e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e EVER Y WEDNESDAY 7:14PM OA YTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1 . Daytona Beach m is iu u -MI1UZU TROPPER II 4dr . 1 spd . A C . avg m ilts Eiceltonl condition */**» Mag!: lium 331 * 3*4 1*74 VW BUG 4 spd. factory air. *4.330 orlg miles. »»»»| obo Call i n sot* 1977 REOCAMARO Air. auto. P 8 PS. good condi Hon 11.500 Will take 5100 down and mak* payments’ 331 5334 19 10 BMW 3201 51544 Call 11* 4*47 "1MCMU" D E. of Sanford told ma ttvet she sold her waterbed on Ihe (Irsl Inquiry that ihe received alter the placed her ad with the Sanford Herald Try our tupor 10 A 14Day Special Rales I Lowast rafts for consecutive days' run. Cancel without penalty wtm results are reached 111 CLASSIFIED DEPT. ID M II H 243— JunlT Csrs JU N K CABS REMOVED NOCHARGE ___________777 *377__________ JUKI CMS REMOVED _______ FR EE I D 134* MTep OeilarM Paid tor |unk cars, trucks. 4 wheel drive Any cendltlan. Call ID If** 7*. 77 N. dual reel air. many •itrasl Reduced 11.....111.500 ^*0..................:........ *44411* FOR SALE BY OW NER. I t DODGE CARAVAN S Q Q O Q *43*5*7.................. 2 3 3 -Auto Parts / AcctstoriBS n NISSAN SER TM $ j m q q 19 O IOS CUTIAS If iQ O Q ” SS!,C£liMin,8448 " J M"T,,‘9448 TRUCK BOX For lull silt pick up. Good condition 575 Coll 771 7847alter 7PM • VAN SEAT • dk blue velour Slightly used. 578 Call 17* *353 19# CH EW CORSICA S 0 3 0 0 19 OLDS O E M $Q ?Q Q 2 3 5 -T ru c k * / B u sts / Van* CHEVY PICKUP TBUCK • it. Real good condition, mech sound I 51,500 Call 371 I ISO FORD ECONOLINE VAN ‘9599 W h o n y n i i b u y A v i s y o u (|<‘t lio n y o u r -m « *.u m I ••#> if *. r.-Mi.iinf1*w I th*> m u - spir* m a in o f jc lu te t ^ y y jr v ^ n ly LOv#*r,((|c .*t n*. .*•t * f *•*.*i . . .1 < it t., ,i . f , ,, J#.| « #vf»# »i| top SO 000 bO 000 Of ’ OOOOtof.il u»>hi< !•• «m|<im »*m«*v »«.*!••. .\*.,t , ,l -#. S(.fv „ p i j n s au* al%o a v a il.ib l# - A »h f..* (j*-t.iiK '77. good ship*I Asking SI.500 _________ Call 733 5541_________ ■3837 I # AVIS F0RDPICRUP 7». auto. V I |l.*00/otlerl c a l l .......................... aaa-itii 1974 CHEVY PICK UP 9 9 9 ? W fO jJT. G U M P I I I , 8 6 1 5 Since ihe corporate employ*** of AvI*. Inc bought ihe com party, wa ve got a biggar Inter* jl than ever In pleasing you That * why wa otlar great buy* on a* the late model, wall •qulppad used car* wa tall. Como chack these and mora H W Y .; *M 7-1-----I I W uJtX CAR SALES M-F 9-9. Sat. 96. Sun. 12-5 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry With camper top taoo _________Call 334 1737_________ 7 1 FORC VAN GET TO KNOW Automatic, good condition. I liras I 5400firm I 171 5570 'I4 W N ISSAN K ing Cab. Exctltont cond 5 spd . a/c, casMlto. naw liras. 40.000 ml 541*1 Call............... 777 *341 WE LEASE CARS A TRUCKS KenKummel^S^ FARM FACTORS MUSED IN STOCK ALL SIZESI ALL PRICE5I Maitland Tractor A Equipment to ml. N ol Maitland Interchange an 17 *7 *547777 ’19 Kubota 26.SHP Tractot 8 8 Down Ototal, front loader, box blade A trailer. Exc. cond . used only 35hrs ■511.580 145 7704 23*— V * h ic lts Wanted WE PAY TOP 551 tor wrecked car^trucksl WE SELL guar antaed used parts. AA AUTO 5ALVAOE *1 DeBary. 4444444 "N O B O D Y R E F U S E D " MONEY FOR AUTO LOANS CALL MR. P A Y N E 323-2123 0*t HOT) *74*77* W E W ANT TO G ET TO KNOW YOU 237— T ra cto rs and ______ T ra ile rs______ 89 CHEVY CAVALIER 89 Auto . Air AM/FM Cassatt* 89 GEO METRO Auto.. Air, AM/FM Sl4ir«o NISSAN SENTRA 88 88 87 87 89 Auto., Air, AM/FM NIsSAN SENTRA Air, AM /FM Stsrao CHEVY NOVA Auto.. Air, AM /FM Stereo FORD TEMPO Auto. Air, T ill. C ru ise CHEVY EUROSPORT Tilt, C ruise. Air, AM /FM GMC 5-15 PICXUP Air & Spd . AM /FM [ Super Savers 1591 83 1661 84 133: 87 139: 85 84 1 C 169: 87 163: 86 *152: 87 'Payments Based on 1375 A P R. at SB mo* for 89 Models. 60 Mos tor BBmodels 15 40V. A P R . lot 87 modtls Taxes, Tags K Title not Included with approved credit. 88 MERCURY LYNX & Sp . Air. AM/FM Stereo OUS CUSTOM CRUISER 0 Passenger, Power Windows/ L ocks CHEVY CAVIUEC Air, Auto. AM/FM Stsreo MERCURY MARQUIS Loaded, Nice Car Low Milas OUTS CUTIASS SUPREME V4L Loaded Low Miles MUSTANG LX 30,000 Miles Auto . Air. Tilt MUSTANG GT CONV. Lset her Loaded TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP Air, Sharp Low Milea MAZDA MX-G AM/FM Cassette. Sharp C sr *1495 *3995 *4995 *5395 *5995 *6995 *7995 *7995 *7995 HIGHWAY 17 9 2 SANFORD 1 2 MILE NORTH OF LAKE MARY BLVD. EASY TO GET TO FROM ANYWHERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA 6 2 8 -9 7 7 9 YOUR INSURANCE AGENT As Close To You As Your Telephone '71 TOYOTA HI LUX TRUCK • GOOD condition. LOW DOWN payment! EZ weekly payment •7* DODGE TRUCK - Will lake cash or week ly payment AU tor Craigar Sieve. 171-37*0 STEP VAN IN TKAN ATIO N AL Ilka naw. Ideal tor mobile work shop er camper. Fully •quipped w/7000 wait genera ter. awning, callular phone, many axlra*. 54400 Call «t4 f1 D I4 . *00 ec. Too n.uch new to llstl __________________________ * Ice cold air, p/b. p/i. auto, burgundy. U700. Coll 494 7751 'l l PLYMOUTH VOOAOIR LE auto. A/C. all power, seven passenger, miles good Ht.fBI Magic Ituir 771 4344 241— ItRcrMtional VthlclR*/ Campers 241- R e c r e a t io n a l Vehlcks / CaTTRStrs *l,*00 Call.................534*711 1964 HONDA ACCORD Llko now. *1400 ml. A4t*S _________ Call 1344179________ __________________ 239— M o to rcy cle s and B ik e s COMPLETE AUTO COVERAGE CASH REGISTER AUTO INSURANCE OF SANFORD T J f TONT RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY / »l•*-«** '«« »<’<■ tl*»M 0» IkOMa AUTO •HOME - BUSINESS 1919 S French Ave . Sanlord (407) 321-2274 In s u r a n c e C o v e ra g e Always Pay$! TUCKER & BRANHAM, INC. 211 W . 1st S t . Sanlord, FL 32771 (407) 322-4451 " S c n in t l C rn ir.ll F lo rU lu " S in ce 1925 ANTHONY J SUSS# AU,° FOX ' « b hj*M urn inemesi' *»•• HOME Insurance S ervices Inc. BUSINESS MARINE Hwy 17 (2 A Lake Mary Bird Al Cumberland Farm Store 3*0* S Orlando Dr Sanlord. FL 13773 407 3)0 3400 Fax 407 323*0** Insurance W i t h Assurance AUTO l HOMEOWNERS FOR THE PREFERRED RISK MOBILE HOME - WORKMAN'S COMP. DUD B A K E R A G E N C Y OWNER/MGR 312 W 1st St First Fedtraf Building Sanford F L 337/1 40/3220601 �t SUNDAY Sanford Herald INSIDE: ■ Comics, Page 4C ■ Television, Page 5C ■ Education, Page 6C Thanks, mom! IM RPI PP ■y LACY DOM IN Herald People Editor__________________________ Museum open Saturdays As requested by the public, the DcLand ill be open on Saturdays Museum o f Art will . . from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. effective May 19. The museum's dally hours will remain 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more Information, call Harry Messcrsmlth at (904) 734-4371or (904) 736-9313. Last exhibit of season Fine Arts Gallery o f Seminole Community College announces the last exhibit of the season. “ Source and Rcsjurce: The Environment.*’ opening May H a n d running through June 7. A reception, open to the public, will be held for the artists at 3 p.m.. Tuesday. May 15 In the Fine Arts Urbby. Gallery hours for the exhibit arc Monday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. For m ore In fo rm a tio n , call 323-1450. extension 438. SANFORD — When Letha Shrcve and her husband Richard adopted duughter Doris. Ihey considered themselves very lucky to be able to choose this special little girl for their own. Twenty-five years later. Doris has helped us choose her moty as "Mom o f The Year." Doris described Shrcve as u lady "w ith a heart as big as the biggest ocean in the whole world.” Over the years Shrevc's heart has opened to 13 foster children. Including Doris before she was adopted from a willing birth mother who already had 15 children. Shrcve has one other daughter. Malayn. Tw o o f the other foster children Shrcve cared for required spcclul attention because they arc mentally handicapped. "T h ey all stay In iouch." Shrcve says. Doris wrote o f her mom and dad: "T h e y raised □Bee Shrcve, Page BC ORGANIZATIONS Picnic tor seniors Sanford Senior Citizens will host Its annual picnic at the senior center. Hot dogs, rolls and drinks will tic furnished. Everyone should bring a salad or dessert to share. For more Information, call Helen Lutz at 323-9006. Fair for funds Fair Lanes Youth Howling League will host a day o f family fun. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. May 19. to raise money to send youth leagues to state tournaments. The crah fair, dunking booth, hot dogs, drinks, games, and car wash will bethel Savage Ct.. Longwood. o r bclilr.d Frank’s Nursery. ^ V Solo by Lacy Daughter line and her mom, Letha Shreve A lap to nestle in, a neck to hug Honorable moms worth mentioning •r By LA CY D O M IN Herald People Edilor_____________ By LACY D O M IN Herald People Editor_________________________ __ SAN FO R D — Ju dges for the S a n fo rd H erald’s "Mom of the Year" contest were Impressed with every entry we received. Nominated morns In Seminole County are a diverse and admirable group of ladles who all deserve a gigantic thank you far touching the lives of the people who love them. Our list o f special moms for 1990 was compiled from the nominations we received. Lucy Bryant. Sanford. Is a 74 year old great grandma who never misses those special events In her family members lives. She was nominated by Gloria Beasley. Delores Buckner. Sanford has shown Katrina Collins that In time of need, she is there for her. Sheila Casper, formerly of Sanford and now living In Alaska, was nominated by John Mason of Sanford. Casper's son. Cameron. Is suffering from kidney failure and will need a transplant In one to seven months, according to Mason. He asked that we remember Cameron's mom today. Georgia Chorpcnlng. Sanford, counsels young people and volunteers her time to visit shuttns. She helped Barbara Brown overcome the death of her mom by being there.to listen. Brown nominated Chorpcnlng for being a mom to all who know her. Debra Duma. Sanford, takes 12-ycur old Debbie places, has a bit of humor about her. and never embarrasses her daughter. Debbie loves □ 8 e e Moms, Page BC ___________ SANFORD — Beatrice Baker looks and acts like a mom who comforts kids. She flashes a broad grin and disperses hugs freely. One of her 28 grandchildren or 21 great-grandchildren Is usually nestled on her comfortable lap. where her seven ch ildren: H attie. H enrietta. Mary. Geraldine. Sylvia. Ronnie and Lillian, and six faster children settled years before them. "Raisin’ kids is not all easy days, but you can do It If you carry prayer In your heart and discipline them with a firm hand.” "Mom of the Year" Baker advises. Baker says she always listened to the children, something she thinks parents today don't do enough, but she always let her children know she was In charge. " I never have been to the Jullhousc or to the school 'cause the kids weren't bad. They all turned out Just fine." she says. She once had to be firm with her only son. Ronnie. He moved out-of* stale, phoned her. but seemed In no hurry to find a Job. " I told him real firm The next time I hear from you you have a Job. Did you hear what I say to you ?"' Baker says. Not fang after that she heard from Ronnie again. "H e did have a Job. she says. Daughter Lillian, who nominated Baker far "Mom of the Year," was thankful for the love and guidance she received even though money was scarce. "She put us all through school. She worked hurd to sec that we got what we needed." Lillian □ See Baker, Page BC front: Baker's grandsons Ernest and Clifford Manley sit on floor with family friend Gwynn Thompson. Sealed from left: Baker's daughter L e ft Henrietta. Baker, Lillian, and Vonn. Standing: Grandson Charles, granddaughter Beatrice. Mary and great-grandson Okoye. Problems can be stepping stones or millstones Mom pulled through life’s knotholes by strong faith By LACY D O M IN Herald People Edilor SANFORD — Moms arc often many things, and our "Mom o f the Year" Urenda Tyler Is no exception. Her daughter Sherri wrote to us about her teacher, guide, best friend, inner strength and mentor. "-My only hope Is that I will be half the woman and mother that she has been, and still Is. She is the very best part of me — she Is m y mother," Sherri wrote. Tyler was divorced when Sherri was five years old. She assumed the responsi­ bility for raising Sherri and her sister Dawn. Tyler worked six days a week as a hairdresser, "standing on her feet all day." according to Sherri. "Hut there was always a hot meal on the table, a roof over our heads, and clothes on our backs. They might not have been Calvin Klein Jeans or Nike tennis shoes, but she did all she could with what she had." Sheri remembers her mom sewing Into the wee hours of the morning to finish an outfit Sherri wanted to wear to school the next day. "I don't even think I thanked her far It." she says. Tyler says she worked on faith, values and discipline as she raised her children. " I would not even attempt to raise* a child today without giving her spiritual guidelines. 1 also believe you need to Instill values at an early age. They may stray but they'll come back If they were taught proper values." she says. Tyler employed "tough love" while raising her girls. "I wasn't opposed to using firm dis­ cipline; a fly swatter, paint paddle or soli bell when they needed it." she savs. Sherrie acknowledged her ability to "start the tears before a spanking I was highly Insulted when mom wouldn't put up with It. She got my attention." Sherri says her teen years were trying far both mom and daughter. "There were times 1 thought she was totally against me and she'd never understand me. Hut looking track now. as an adult. 1 realize the sacrifices she endured for the sake of myself and my sister.” Sherri wrote. Tyler Is stoic about sacrificing for her family. • 'F a it h p u lle d m e th r o u g h th e knotholes." she says. "Th ere were lots of knotholes!" she adds. At the age of 37. Tyler turned her money problems and a dream she held Into a ma|or stepping stone. "In 1978. still working all day. six days a week, and raising me. she began going to college part-time. In 1984. the year I graduated high school, she graduated from the University of Central Florida with her degree In leaching. Sherri wrote. Tyler currently teaches learning dis­ abled children at Greenwood Lakes Elementary School In Lake Mary. Tyler was thoughtful when asked if she would change anything uboul her life. " I guess I would not want to have »x*cn a divorced person. My parents have been married 55 years and I thought that's how It should be ” "W ell, now wait a minute. All the things we go through make us a belter, stronger person. We can use each crisis as a stepping stone or a millstone." she says. "I might not lx* me II things had been different.” she adds. "I might not have been a mom of the year.” Brenda Tyler and daughter Sherri Dolgner �1 C — Sinlofd Heraid, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May 13, 1990 learning Octogenarian keeps loving Today, mothers everywhere are being honored. And Lee VanLandlnghum . form erly o f Sanford, is no different as she gleefu lly rem inisces about a happening that look plare bark In 1919. L e g a lly blin d, but still a charmer and good-looker. Lee. 87, won second place, that year. In a nationwide Mother's Day Contest, the Woodbury Loveli­ ness Survey, which attracted thousands o f entries and was sponsored by Woodbury soap products. A photograph of Lee and her son appeared In the Miami Dally News with the following caption: “ Am ong the loveliest young mothers, this Miamian. Mrs. Ray VanLandingham with her son. Jack, was chosen second by John Barrymore In a nationwide contest." The other two Judges were F. Scott Fitzgerald and Cornelius Vanderbilt. L e e la u g h e d , s a y in g . " A blonde from New Jersey was the winner, but John Barrymore held out for three days for me as the winner. Some said I looked like his wife." Lee has the distinction o f being the first model to pose for 16 mm Kodachrome movies. She recently had a letter from Tom Levy, manager of corporate clearance and editorial review for Eastman Kodak Company. The letter reminded Lee that she was still a valued part o f the history of the company and was not forgotten. The lovely mom began her fashion and merchandising ca­ reer with Burdines In Miami about 70 years ago. She later opened up her own exclusive boutique that was frequented by the socially elite. She was dis­ covered by Kodak In 1934 when Kodachrome film first hit the market. The fame and exposure of her modeling career with Kodak was not new to Lee. She had won other contests, though, accord­ ing to the former cover girl, she never rea'iy sought fame or fortune. * A fter livlm* In Sanford for nearly 20 years. Lee is currently a resident at North Florida Spedlal Care Center. Gainesville. She has another son. Marshall, or Apopka. Jack and his family live In Gainesville. Lee has three grandchildren, six great grand.children and two great, great guests vlsted at leisure, shared In the gift-opening and many helped themselves to the de­ licious refreshments. r 'v £ Brunch bunch beaming DORIS DIETRICH grandchildren. When she lived In Sanford. Lee was very active In community afTairs and was a member o f the Grace Methodist Church. Shr finds happiness giving or hrrself to others, particularly the less fortunate and shutins. Her phi­ losophy: "K eep loving and keep learning." Brid»«ltct honored Th e beautiful Mayfair home of Betsy and Tom Quinn was the relaxed setting April 5 for a drop-ln bridal shower honoring Karen Barley, brldc-clcct o f Robb Boss. Sharing the hostess role with Betsy were: Anna Jardlnc. Millie Landrcth, Arthurene Cook and Mona Walker. Karen, daughter of Betty and Lewis Barley, and Robb, son of Wynellc and Ron Boss, will be married June 2 In a church near Pilot Mountain. N.C. The of­ ficiating clergyman will be the bride's brother, the Rev. Dean Barley, who operates a Christian camp. The Vineyard, nearby. The bride-elect's chosen colors of pink and white were carried out In the decor and refresh­ ments. The refreshment table In the dining room, overlaid with white linen, was centered with a breathtaking arrangem ent of pink spring flowers. This table offered a variety o f delectable party finger foods. Suspended o v e r the gift table was an arrangement o f wedding bells accented w ith delicate pink ribbons and crisp white lace. The party area extended on out to the spucious porch w henpunch was poured from a table covered with a crocheted lace cloth over a pink Unci.-. The hostesses presented the lionorec with u gift of linen and a corsage. The mothers also re­ ceived corsages from the host­ esses. Sixty-eight guests were invited to call during the appointed hours. 2 to 4 p.m. This was one o f those fun showers where The 14th Annual Woman's Club May Day Brunch for civic Improvement was a success If t h e r e e v e r w as o n e . T h e ch a irm e n . B ill G le lo w and Martha Yancey, as well as the hard-working club members, can take a bow for a Job well done. During the 14 years since its Inception, this brunch has netted mure than <31.000 for c iv ic bcautlficutlon and Im­ provement. From 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. brunch patrons came from all Walks of life. They were cute, cool, casual and dressed to the nines. An outstanding family arriving after church was San­ ford Attorney Bill Collbcrt, his wife. Trlsh. and their children. Trlsh was absolutely stunning In an all black and white ensemble Including a wide-brimmed white picture hat trimmed in black. Jean Melts kept the crowds entertained with background piano music as they dined from beautifully decorated tables, created by Rctha Blankenship and Mary Childers. Muypolrs with pastel-colored ribbons In a bed o f fern interspersed with delicate spring flowers, centered the attractive tables. Emy Bill, chairman of the Bake Sale, was surrounded by home-baked goodies that were Irresistible to numerous brunch patrons. Other chairmen heading up com m ittees were: Jcrl Kirk, serving: Marty Colcgrove. tick­ ets: Phyllis Conklin, clean-up: Ned Yancey, outside door tick­ ets: Emy Sokol. Inside door tic k e ts ; and D oroth y McReynolds. greeting. Teachers host luncheon Kho Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, u society for teachers from Seminole, Volusia and Lake- euuiUics. held the May meeting at Stetson University In DcLand on May 5. The Sanford members were hostesses at the event which also Included In­ stallation of olflcers. Guest speaker w as Karen Coleman, principal of Geneva Elementary School. She gave a dynamic address on "Needs of H«r*W Photo b» tommy VlnctM Sanlord Woman's Club President Hazel Cash views SH5 video shown by Bobby Lundqulsl, Ihe Family for the Community.” T h e d in in g t a b le s w e r e f e s t i v e l y d e c o r a t e d w it h Maypoles, duyllllics and Shasta daisies. Sanford members attending were: Ruth Carlton, who was elected record in g secretary: Julia Chase, honorary member: and N ellie Colem an. Naomi C osgrlff. Elva C ow ley. Jean Jones. Mary Ann Pierce. Martha Stevens and Denise Swain. Club reviews SHS video Bobby Lundqulsl. assistant p rin cipal o f S em in ole High School, showed members o f the W om an's Club of Sanford a video al the May meeting. The video wus made for dedication ceremonies after Ihe school un­ derwent radical rem odeling. Numerous former students, in­ cluding Janice Springfield. Mack Cleveland Jr., Billy Higgins and Tim Raines were spotlighted In the Interesting film. President Hazel Cash presided over Ihe meeting. Dcl.orcs Lash. Ihe club sponsor for the Junior Woman’s Club of Sanford. In­ tro d u ced her gu est. Kathy Kracr.ttff. xvho was recently selected as Ihe "Most Outstand­ ing Junior Club Member" In District VII of the Florida Federa­ tion of Women's Clubs. Kathy gave a brief outline of the work she has done in conservahon and other arras for her club. Luncheon hostesses were: Irene Brown and Sandlr Moodir. assistant principal. c h a i r m e n . a ii d K a y Bartholomew. Phyllis Conklin. Ann Howland. Dunnlr Logon. Alice Magro. Vida Smith. Emv Sokol and Janice Springfield. U C F grad honored Jack L. Wiggins Jr., a recent graduate of Ihe University <>l Central Florida, was guest ol honor at a graduation party May 5 given by his parents, Margaret and Jack Wiggins, at their Tan gerlne Drive home. F orty-seven rela tives and frie n d s a tten d ed and w ere served hot dogs, hamburgers and all the trimmings as they galhcred lo give thr brand new grad their vole of confidence as he starts nut on Ills own Jack received a bachelor's degree In electrical engineering and will depart May 21 lor Panama C ity where he has accepted a position. Good luck. Jack. O pen house set Cheryl W illluk and Joyce Welling, nieces o f Nellie and Boyd Coleman, cordially imi'<friends ol the couple lo attend their golden wedding annlvrrsnr f open house, at the (.Vilen:* Home. 33U1 .V Pnrk Ave. The event will be held lima 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. May 20 The Colemans respectfully re­ quest: "N o gifts, please." Co. and owner o f the quaint deer (arm at Ills home west of San lord, will celebrate his 70ih hlrlhdayon May 16. Horn It* Ihe Upsala area of Sanford and a descendant of Swedish im m igrants brought lu-re by Gen. Henry S. Sanford. Buddy laments the fact that this will probably be Ills last birthday m the comfortable home he buiii S2 years ago which Is scheduled for the wrecking liall III Ihe name ol progress. ESO enacts M iss Daisy At Ihe April meeting o f Epsilon Sigma Omleron. a reading sod• tv ol ihe Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, an interesting program was presented. B onnie Logan and Frank Mebanc enacted excerpts from the Osear-wtnnlng movie and play. "D riv in g Miss Daisy." Hiiimlc was Miss Daisy and Frank played the role of Hoke, her faithful chauffeur. Hostess for ihe meeting was Derry Harris assisted by Carolyn Cornelius and Pat Foster. At the p reviou s meeting. Roger I Lulls reviewed Ihe life .o'lil m alts io*£.c famous aullii,-*'. Thomas Wolfe. Hostess was Melba Cooper assisted by Loiirllie Messenger and Dill Glelow. Lee to turn 70 (Doiis Diolilch. retired Sanlord H e ra ld Perple editor. Is a H e,aid Carl A. "B u ddy" Lee, a pio­ neer ol Southern Bell Telephone cor respondent covering Ihe Sanlord area. Phone: 322-4575.) S u n b u rn and sore m uscles Greenwood Lakes Middle School Beautification Team H tiild Photo by Tommy Vlneonl Sunburn and sore muscles didn't dampen enthusiasm for the beau tification efforts at Greenwood Lakes Middle School, according to mom and volunteer gardener Mary Jane Duryea. This learn effort has been underway for the lust three years. This year alone students dug holes while m om s fertilized, mulched, and weeded before planting one Chinese Tallow Tree. 240 Double Gold Day lilies, three oaks, seven Crepe Myrtles, three maples. 40 hawthorns, uiul 40 Parson! Junipers. D uryea said severa l sta ff members al the school together with the IT A . have been most helpful. Greenwood Lakes l*TA donated the money for the mutch and plants. Custodian L e o n a r d T e r r y Is an I n despensable pari o f Ihe garden­ ing team, Duryea said. Ted Barker has been an avid sup­ porter of Ihe hcuutiflcatlon pro­ ject. Even the teachers have gotten Involved. "Mr. Bradley's science class students have dissected some of the dayllllcs we pul III Iasi year." Duryea said. / % L A K E M ARY LO N Q W O O D LACY DOM EN Moms and gardeners who are sore, sunburned but made a difference In making Seminole Couuty a lovller place to took at are: Anne Hazllc. Connie Benn et l. D a le C lin e . J e a n n e Crawley, Debbie Correll. Mary Jane Duryea. Shay Kocgcl. Julie Hall. Donna McMcnamy. Ellen O l s z e w s k i , M a ry E l l e n llawklnson, Saudi Sozls. and Carrie Swanson. Friends bid farewell L o n g w o o d C iv ic L e a g u e Woman’s Club ended Us fiscal year with much ceremony re­ cently. Before Installing new officers. Ihe ladles, who are all good friends, presented outgoing Pres­ TAMPA — A delegation from Ihe Woman’s Club of Sanford Inc. and the Sanford Junior Woman's Club Joined about I lUO other Florida women at the Florida Federation ol Women's Clubs' annual convention held at the Hyatt Regency In Tuinpu, May 4-H. "It was a big. big convention...beautiful...a lot ol enthusiasm," Hazel Cash. Ihe senior club president said. The Sanford clubs held their own In com petition with 23.000 m em bers from around the slate. Charlotte Smith, a former club president and former president ol the FFWC. was honored for completing 78 years of service as a member ol the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Smith was the center of attraction among the Florida women as she graciously received the honor Mayor Bettyr Smith, a past duh president and currently legislative chairman lor the FFWC. received third place honors in the Florida Women of Achievement governmental rompeilttnii South's highly competitive con­ tenders were a long time county commissioner and lobbyist from Key West who had been tappeil into the Hall ol Fame, lirsi place; and a Supreme Court Justice, second place. Keynote speaker was Betty Castor. Florida Commissioner ol Education. Karen Coleman ol Sanford and Geneva was presented a check from the FFWC The check represented funds raised by various clubs for AIDS research. In memory of Coleman's brother, the late Thom­ as Whigham who contracted AIDS through blood transfusions. A highlight o f the convention was a lour of the recently completed and debt-free FFWC Headquarters at Lakeland which was de­ dicated at this time. The Sanford club received an award for Us contribution lo the new headquarters. The club also won lirsi place awards In the lollowlng categories: Music and Dance (for the Woman's Club Chorus). Arts and Crafts. Keep America Beautiful for Ihe landscaping at Ihe Cultural Arts Center and Park on Park, and participation In Epsilon Sigma Omleron. a reading society ol the FFWC. Winners In the recent FFWC District Arts and Crufts shows were eligible to enter their works in the stale competition. Capturing first place stair awards were Lucille Behrens for her sculpture, a wire gem tree, and Tina Joseph for an oil painting. Other Sanford winners were: Jean Marcel, third place, photography; Carol Aim Smith, third place, a decorated glass tray; and Faye Slier, third pU.ec. for a decorated tote hag. Saulord has yet another distinction stem ­ ming from the convention. Nancy Crawford, a member o f the Junior Woman's Club ol Sanford, was Installed as ihe FFWC Director til Junior Clubs bv Charlotte Smith. See Honors. Page SC M em ber Ida C ox formally placed her name on the Inactive list. Clubmcmhcra were sad­ dened to lose the longtime member, who Is m oving to Clearwater to live with her daughter, as her health has been delicate lately. "S h e ’ s a wonderful lady." Louise tlullaloc. club treasurer said, "W e all plan to slay In touch, and of course, she will be welcome al our meetings when she visits the area." Eula Scott sand: " We don’t show our feelings enough when everyone Is with us. We all appreciate Ida." M em bers p resen t fo r the year-end luncheon were: Elda Nichols. June McCall. Carolyn lllstllne. Lyncttc Dennis. Ida Cox. Blanche Ktssanc, Frances W ide, June Lormami. Onnie Simulate. Kula Scott. Marion While. Lucy Nell Young. Hazel Mason. Hetty Davis, and Louise Huffaloc. Local royalty crow ned Lake Mary High School seniors Aaron Lynch and AUson Kit* Imcycr bad a distinct honor seldom seen m a democratic society. They were crowned king and queen Iasi week. Local w om en capture honors ■ y DORIS D IE TR IC H Herald columnist ident June Lormatm wllh an elegant pen III appreciation for her service to the club. Students voted lor prom king and queen trom these nominees: Aaron Lynch. Spencer Calvin, Michael Stewart. Scott Temple, t'ralg Wilson, Alison Rltlmcyer. Ellen Cook. Alix Douglas. Va­ nessa Mu n ns, and T a m in I Harding. Lynch said he got m keep his scepter and Alison kepi her crow n. "M y mum thought I paid ev ery b o d y o il. but I rea lly didn't!" he added. ~\ T o m o r r o w 's A g r ic u lt u r e . . . N «rsld Photo by Tommy Vincunt Prom King Aaron Lynch and Queen Alison Riltmeyer T o d a y 's F F A ! �I Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 — JC |Black TJuSThess network channels efforts ENQAOEMEIfT The West Volusia Black Busi­ ness and Professional Network hosted their first Black Business and Professional Expose May 4 al the University Inn, Dcland. This expose brought together over 20 black-owned businesses from n e ig h b o rin g cou n ties. Booths were set up and pro­ ducts. which were for sale, were displayed. Over 100 persons attended the even t and w ere exposed to businesses such as banking, a black magazine, hats, school supplies, hair-weaving, clothes made to order, a congregate adult center, home protection system s. Ilm o-taxl services, beauty products, car-washes. Jewelry, day-care centers, and schools or drama and art. Lee Ann Moseman and Douglas Miller ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mossman of Altamonte Springs announce the engagement of thetr daughter. Lee Ann. to Douglas S. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller. Lawtcy, Florida. Born In Hollywood, Florida, the bride-elect Is the maternal granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. L. While, Sanford. Her step-grandfather Is Mr. Roy Stensln. Sanford. She is the paternal granddaughter o f Mr. B. E. Mossman. Berlin, New Jersey and the late Mrs. Mossman. Miss Mossman Is a 1982 grad­ uate of Lake Brantley High School. Altamonte Springs and a 1986 graUuatr of (he University o f Florida. She Is presently employed as a medical assistant. Her fiance, born In Asheville, North Carolina, is the maternal grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. R oscoe Evans. W e a v c rv llle . N o rth C a r o lin a . He Is the paternal grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fonzo Miller, Hen­ dersonville. North Carolina. Douglas, a 1979 graduate of North Buncombe High School. Asheville, is also a graduate of the University o f North Carolina in Asheville. He Is the owner of Lawtey Farm Equipment and Th e Pack Saddle Thoroughbred Horse Farm. The wedding shall take place June 16. 1990. 3:00 p.m. at Ascension Lutheran Church In Casselberry. Attand colorful ball Businesses from Sanfo I dis­ playing wares were TarJI Arts and Drama. The Good Samari­ tan Home. Your Eye To Beauty, and First Impression Day Care. T h e E x a lte d R u le r , T h e Daughter Ruler and the mem­ bers of Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Tem ple No. 321. Improved Benevolent Pro­ tective Order o f Elks of Ihe World. Invite the community to be present at the Thirteenth Annual Purple and While Ball. Saturday. May 19. at 10 p.m. until 2 a.m.. at the Sanford Civic Ccnler, Seminole Boulevard. LONGWOOD - Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Rrcd announce the birth of their son. Jarryd Austin. Ixirn April 24. He weighed seven pounds. 10 ounces and was 2044 Inches long at birth. Jarryd’s mother Is the former Dianne B o y e r . O r la n d o . S is t e r Is five-yea r-old A sh ley Karina. Brother Is four-year-old Derek Stephen. Maternal grandmother Is D oroth v Boyer. Orlando. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Real. Pensacola. ORLANDO Mr. an Mrs. Fouad Kasmt announce Ihc birth of their son, Tarek Ahmed, born M ay 7. He w e ig h e d e ig h t pounds, eight ounces. Tarek's mother Is the form rr Laura W a lk e r, S a n fo rd . M atern al grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Richard TenEyck Walker. San­ ford. M a tern a l greatgrandmother Is Grace Mills, De­ ltona. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Kasml. Tangier. Morocco. *■ M ossman-Miller Food for the event was catered by Ernest Corbth, Sanford. Every mother honored in prayer It Is the one Jews recite on Yom Ktppur (the Day of Atonement) to honor the m em ory o f a deceased mothcr: IN MEMORY OF MOTHER " I rem em ber thee In this solemn hour, m y jlea r mother. I remember the days when thou didst dwell on Earth, and thy tender love watched over me like a guardian angel. Thou hast gone from me. hut the bond which unites our souls can never be severed; thine Image lives w ith in m y heart. May the merciful Father reward thee for the faithfulness and kindness thou has ever shown me; may he lift up the light o f his counte­ nance upon thee. and grant thee eternal peace! Am en." ABIGAIL . VAN DUREN Proceeds go toward a scholar­ ship fund. Tickets may be purchased In advance on Friday. May 18th at The Elks Home. Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue, or Satur­ day from 3 to 5 p m. at The Clvlr C en ter.Tlck ets may also be purchased at the dance. Dona­ tion Is 810 per person. Come, witness, en joy and frolic with the fun lovers who support the scholarship fund. Ladies dress Is scmt-formal. Men should wear dark suits. Bring your own bottle. Hors d'oeuvres will be available. St. J a m es AME C h u rch 's Women's Day Committee will sponsor "Fashion — Talent — Magic Show ." Saturday. May 19th. at the Sanford Chamber of Com m erce. First Street and Sanford Avenue. The show which will begin at 7 p.m,. features area talent and models. You are Invited to enjoy this evening o f fun. Donation Is •5 In advance und S6 at the door. Elaine Turner Is chairman. Rev. Nolan T. Pitts Is the pastor. Dual Day Service observed Scholarship offered Fashion, talent featured T r in it y U n ited M eth odist Church. Sanford Avenue and Sixth Street, will observe Its Dual Day Service at 11 a.m.. Sunday. May 20th. The guest speaker w ill be A le x a n d e r C. W y n n . III. a member or Allen Chapel AME Church. He Is em ployed as su perintendent o f Sem in ole County Detention Center and Is a licensed funeral director and en b a lm e r fo r R.J. G anlous Funeral Homes. Daytona Beach and New Smyrna. The community Is Invited to share In this day. Allen Chapel AME Church Chorus will render the music. Wanda C. Wilson and Beverlv S. Mitchell are chairmen for the event. Dr. J. Otis Erwin Is pastor. Open house The Good Samaritan Home, founded under divine gutdancc A scholarship for minority students will be offered this year at Seminole Community College(SCC). The Joint award by SC C and the U n iversity o f C'-ntral Florida (UCF)ls for a Seminole County high school minority senior who plans to complete an A A degree at SCC and continue to bachelor’s de­ gree at UCF. Full tuition will be awarded as long as the student maintains a **.0 or higher GPA. Applicant must submit a letter o f I n t e r e s t , h ig h s c h o o l transcript, and three letters of reference by May 30. Contact school guidance coun­ selors or Ur. Robert Levin. Dean o f Arts and Sclneces at SCC for more Information. (M a rva H a w k in s is a S a n/o rd H e ra ld corrsspondsnt covering Sanford news. Phone: 322-5418.) T H E P R ID E S E M IN O L E H IG H * DEAR ABBY: I am a longtime reader but have never written before. I am enclosing a part of yuur colunu that I have kept In my Bible for years. As you can see. It Is yellowed and shredded, and half of It Is missing. I don’t know how many hundreds of times I have read It. It gave me such a feeling of peace and comfort. It was titled " A Prayer for Mama." Will you please print It again? I would love to have another copy. DOROTHY L. DOROTHY: Qrad awarded scholarship Anita Elaine Hawkins, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jam es tJImmyl Hawkins of Orlando, recently received her Bachelor of S c ie n c e d e g re e , gra d u a tin g Summa Cum Laudc from Flori­ da Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU). Tallahassee. While at FAMU, Hawkins was a Minority Access lo Research Careers (MARC) Scholar. She majored In biology, concentrat­ ing on pre-mcdlclnc. She took a double minor In chemistry and psychology. She will enroll In an M.D./Ph.D Physician-Scientist's Program and study the cellular and genetic basis of cancer. She was awarded a six-year program which provides full tuition. DEAR READERS: The follow­ ing Mother’s Pay c* !umn has beer, requested for an annual rerun. I Ihlnk It’s worth repeal­ ing and hope you agree. DEAR pleasure: In 1946 by the late Mother Ruby Lee Wilson and her husband, the late Timothy "P a p p y" Wilson Is dedicated to service. The community Is Invited to com e to the 44th annual Open House Celebration for service to the poor, homeless and the aged, from 2:30 to 5 p.m., Sunday. May 20th at the Good Samaritan Home. 1704 West Ninth Street. Sanford. M ONA HORNE JO D I LYN N C R IT T E R Bom in Detroit, Michigan, Miss Grittcr leaches Spanish I and is the Spanish Club sponsor. Site attended Calvin College where she received her B.A. New teacher, wcsalule Miss Jodi Lynn Grittcr. W ith DEAR A B B Y : My beloved mother passed away recently, so I called the minister and asked him for the wording of a prayer l could say for my mother. He said. " I ’ m too busy — and a lot of good prayer will do her now!" T H E A R V ID A G R O U P Sponsored by You sec. Mama went to church long ago, but my father never liked to go, so Mama finally quit going. Abby, I can't belelvc that heaven Is open only lo church members. With 10 years experience to her credi l Mrs. Horne received her B.A. degree from the Uni­ versity o f Oklahoma. She leaches English III and Eng­ lish IV. Mrs. Horne was born in Quanok, Texas. Charming ladies First Baptist Church presented a spring fashion show recently, featuring youth group mem­ bers who had completed a 12-week course in Christian Charm. Helen Stairs commen­ tated the show, which she said was the end result o f three months of study addressing overall appearance, clothing, and manners which personify C hrist's teachings. Above: V a le n c ia W e lls , a r e p r e ­ sentative for J.C. Penney, fixes model Jen) Noeil's half. Right: Jan e J a c k s o n , from J.C. Penney., adjusts Marial Hayes' straw hat. I’ve called all the bookstores In town, and they say there aren’t any prayers for the dead In any of lb- prayer books they have. I’ve heard there are places where you send a few dollars and they pray for the dead, but I don’t know their addresses. Abby. I'd Ik- s o grateful If you would print a short prayer I could say for my mother before I go to sleep. Any faith Is accept­ able. I can't let you send it to my home becuusc my father looks over ttie mall first and I’ m sure I’d never gel It. Please don't turn down my odd request. It means the world to me. Thank you. und God bless you, Abby. A PRAYER FOR MAMA DEAR READERS: 1found this prayer In my Union Prayer Book. 50 Portraits Only $149 laiiunn Mttfad Photo* by Kelly Joidan A $48.00 Value. 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T f lH jhq#* I 1 JO U 1 LO NG W OOD • 330-7574 > Hurry! One Week OnlyI �4C — Santord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY May 1 ». 1B90 Several unique opportunities may be otlcrcii you In tlic year ahead by people you know only on a casual basis. They could have real merit, but be sure lo thorou gh ly Investigate them llrst. T A U R U S |April 20-May 20) There is n possibility that some­ one with whom you're Involved m ay take rredit Tor Ideas you've authored. Let tills person know you don’ t consider plagiarism a sincere form o f flattery. Taurus, treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph. via this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. O il 441013428. lie sure lo stale your zodiac sign. GEM INI (May 2 1-June 20) Business situations could tie a little more complicated than usual today, especially if you're dealing with large organizations. K eep your sling-shot ready. David. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Companions might make heavy dem ands on you r tim e and talents today, yet they may not lie too cooperative with you In exchange. Keep accounts In lialance. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you have been counting on another lo handle something sticky for you that you've been evading, you could tie in for a disap­ pointment today. Be prepared to fend for yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 11 you are enthused about attend­ ing a particular social event today, it might lx- wise in pass it up. When you’ie uncomfortable you could make others uncom­ fortable ns well. ACROSS t Ticket halt 5 — pokar 9 Woolwathlflg rstldu« 12 Wild buffalo 13 Lsgion 14 Undivkted 15 Without 16 Fsttsntd with thraad 17 Earth's alar 18 FaaMonablo raaort 19 Church dtatricl 20 Units ol mafiar 22 Poallc contraction 24 Cloth bait 26 Fraquanla 29 Intarvana (2 wda.) 33 Trpa ol carpal 34 Bohamian 36 Canal systsm 1 □ u u 6 2 --------- Clair , Day 65 Bafonging to u u u l j u u u u u g n au u LJU UUU yUUQ □ U U UUUL3 [-41.11.1 H I-1 N U 56 S6p of papar 58 Slocking mishap 59 Sign at full housa (sbbr.) 60 Stags 61 Ift 62 Chop 63 Obtanrat 64 Australin birds u u u L1L1UIJU UUJLJLl) LJJU U I.IM H I’J . >(abbc.) 6 Shady plants 7 Undargrownd laborara' org. 8 TV tarlai 9 Avaraga 10 E pktrtbua — 11 Uona' homaa IB Fast aircraft t Bach talk (si.) 2 Bring to bay 3 Abnormal 4 Bachators’ \ 21 U f f ^ wail 23 Actrass Batin 25 Houston battplavar 26 Comad bast 27 Awry 28 — Arabia 30 Pan nams 31 Chargad Pamelas 32 Snack (si.) 35 Ragardlng 3B Picks 39 61 plus on# 41 Norm 43 Short alaap 45 Stags 47 Nonaanaal 4B Tampt 49 In tins 51 Southwaatsrn Indiana 53 Small daar 54 EPOCha 57 Movs quickly 56 Satin — Maria ST I2~ , « ) 1990 by NEA. Inc. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) extreme care today and tty in avoid debit spending. Old ob­ Analyze In minute detail any ligations should lie taken care o f proposals offered you today by first before assuming any new one whose reputation Is ques­ tionable. It may look good on *.hc mien. CAPR IC O RN (Dec. 22-Jan. surface, bul underneath It could 19) Assertive or dictatorial types lack substance. of Individuals should tie avoided ARIES (March 21-Aorll 19) today If {xisslble. A elasit of wills is possible, because you'll be Your Image is rather fragile today and thoughtless behavior unyielding yourself. AQ U AR IU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) mi your liehuif could tie blown Today's conditions might re­ out of pni|HirtUxi. so tie careful. strict vmt from doing things of You'll be held accountable for your own choosing, it could even your smallest Indiscretion. (0 1 9 9 0 . N EW SPAPE R EN­ make m ailers worse if you buck TERPRISE ASSN. the tide Instead of rifling with it. or the special attributes you have lo offer. The example you set will also bring exit the best In l hem. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Im ­ portant assignments (bat arc meaningful to you in material ways should not lie put off until laler. You'll be luckier If you live In Ihc "N o w ." VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) The equation llicit will r.pcll success today wlfl lie primarily predi­ cated upon your attitude. If you think positive tlx* results will tie what you envision. LIB R A |ScpL 23-Oct. 23) A situation lliat lias caused you some concern recently should liegin to shift In a more favorable direction as o f today. Strive to capitalize on llx*se new devel­ opments. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your thinking will in* logically organized and well directed to­ day and (tils should make It |Missltilc for you to gam er special benefits In your dealings with your peers. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) There Is a probability of som e unusual developm ents Things you'll lie unable to achieve on your own in the year ahead can tie accomplished with (lie assistance o f com petent partners. Several constructive alliances could he in the offing. TAU R U S (April 20-May 20) Things which are o f substantial interest (o you could he of equal importance lo your peers or companions today. However, li will lie your lot to furnish the necessary leadership. Major changes arc ahead for Taurus in the coming year. Send your your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mail $1.25 lo Astro-Graph, c/o lids newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. G EM INI (May 21-June 20) Joint ventures look extremely p r o m is in g fo r y o u t o d a y , especially if you are linked up witlt people wito itave particular strengths upon which you can draw. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Any group wllh whom you'll lie involved today will lie cognizant today I hat could have a direct affect upon your finances. What transpires should benefit you and an associate. CAPR IC O RN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) The more attractive a t­ tributes of your personality will Ik* very pronounced today. This should draw olhers to you like a magnet and wlrcrcver you'll go you'll tic well received. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) This could be an especially rewarding day for you. because you arc Innately capable of harm oniously blending your Inner drive with your physical assertiveness. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mnrch 20) S om eth in g u n exp ected, but pleasant, might occur today that will put you in a happy frame of mind. In fact, you may even have Justification for celebrating. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your greatest successes today arc likely to come from In­ volvements thal have (lnanclal or career overtones. If you apply yourself effectively, you could score In one nr both. (0 1 9 9 0 . NEW SPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN. by Bob T h a v e s FRANK AND E R N EST WIN A T BRIDGE .. m i ftFoft, a i iftop, o in rue b y J im D a v is G A R F IE L D By Jam es Jacoby The buttle for overtricks is o f t en a n c x c r c l s e I n psychological warfare. After the opening one no-trump. West mounted a kamikaze attack by slicking In a pre-emptive threeclub hill. Thai laildness was nut penalized by a double, hut Ihc hid did nothing to keep the opjHinenls from playing game. West led Hit* king o f clubs against three no-lrum p and jHTslstrd w llh the suit. O f course lie had no entry for his clubs, but al least the scl-up club winners might dissuade declarer from t a k in g so n ic fin ess es through East. After declarer won the third round ol clubs, he cashed the quern ol diamonds When everyone followed, he played the Jack ol diamonds anti overtook in dummy. Next came th e .q u een ol h e a r ts from dummy. East made the natural cover of the king. Declarer woo the ace and Ihcii cashed the ace ol spades. He then ran the rest of the diamonds, throwing away the four o f spades and two smalt hearts. East had to reduce lo only two cards. He had lo keep the king of s|udcs (the queen was. In dummy), so he came down lo the lone 10 o f hearts. Declarer then look the last two tricks whh the J-7 of hearts. What docs all this have to do w ith psychological w arfare? Well. If East docs mil cover the queen of hearts, what would you do as declarer? You have nine tricks, hut if you let West win the king ol hearts, lie may just cash enough irlcks in clubs to smear egg all over your fare by Warner Brothers if KA.t A t-T’V II s r K N K j MT FOR T i t .C A L E 5 ' T H E N - If THAT THING THAT HIT U6 DIDN’T T<3. TnERE'6 NO ASA:. | P A N G £ R /[ NORTH MI 99 ♦ 06 J YQ4 ♦ A K 7654 ♦ 65 WEST EAST ♦ KJ 97 ♦ 10 I 5 2 ♦ 96 ♦ K 10 6 5 ♦98J ♦ 73 ♦ 10 ♦ K U J 10 4 2 SOUTH ♦ A 4 ♦ AJ 7 1 2 ♦ yJ2 ♦ A 9I Vulnerable: Neither Dealer South S*«lh 1 NT W rit 3♦ North 3 NT E atl All Opening lead 4 K by L e o n a rd S ta rr A N N IE BUGS B U N N Y y u u u 5T M ay 1 4 .1 9 9 0 b y J im m y Jo h n s o n 1 L illU U U U U C JL JL iL J TT By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY A R L O A N D JA N IS T” U U U k i tJU U L U U W U IL IIJU U U U U L J L1 U U U U U U L J U U U LJLJEJ L U U U U U U O U IIU L IU □ U U ULLU □ U L K JL J U L L IU U U U U L iU LJ ULJLiLJ U L J U U 15 L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're a good starter today, but you could be a jioor finisher. D on't begin projects o f importancc only lo leave them in a slate of disarray when you run out o f steam. SCORPIO |Oel 24-Nov. 22) If you're doing work o f a mental nuturc today, try not to let your attention wander. A loss of concentration will open avenues for errors. SAGITTARIU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Manage your resources with f 12.’ ! Answer ta Pratlaoa Paula in nodharn Michigan 37 Billowy •ipanit 38 Plaadar 39 Numbara 40 Aktad 42 Forward dath 44 mtar — : among othara 46 Assist 47 Sound toudty 50 Taks starting 6AY ' 3, HONEY... ...so Billy a n 1t WHOA/ I'LL C'N go o u t have r F f G W f f O AGAIN i TALK TH A T r i g h t , p r ' f e e e d r OVER WITH VARftllCKS, e o n ?/ T HONEY/ ---V T ...r 5 ag i feared , ALL RIGHT.. Cut PACK CAPTAIN OAEN..ON THE WE’VE LOST T H R E E Of OUR CREATURES/ *HAi>py M C E * ... S U G H 1 L Y .J ' , | ! j | I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May lj. 1990 — SC _Baker Moms-----------LiIlnSA wrote. C{Continued froa 1C says. Lillian w rote about being embarrassed to cany a brown bag lunch to school when her friends could buy the hot lunch. Her morn made no excuses nbout limited funds. "I asked her why I couldn't buy my lunch and she explained to me that she could not afford It. She also let me know every morning she packed m y lunch that love wus put Into the bag Baker le fl 11 ^ r k •h rr u k In g work In the1 realize a long held dream. She owned and operated the Kountry Kitchen Restaurant In Mldwuy for 15 years. "W e all sat around the table one night to help her think up a nam e for the r e s ta u r a n t." Ilrnrlctlasays. Lillian wrote that her mom didn't always sell meals at her restaurant. " I f someone cam e In a r d didn't have enough money, shr would still feed them.' ^ e says. Lillian remembers that as a chi! J. she and her sisters always had new dresses for Sunday school because Baker's second love, after cooking, la sewing. She wrote about' three Utile girls who did not linvc Easter outfits this year. "M y mother found out Ihclr mother could not afford to buy them what they needed for Easter. 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If one of them needed a swat on the butt, they got It. but they always knew I loved them. When one of them misbehaved. I would make that child stand In the com er and watch the hands of the clock. That gave them plenty o f time to think about what they had done,’.' she says. Shreve is opinionated about conflicts today concerning dis­ ciplining children. ' Mothers today arc afraid to discipline their children for fear som eone w ill s ry It's child abuse. The old people Just ain't speaking u p !" she pointedly says. Doris agrees:" Now the kids tell the parents what to do." she says as she shakes her head. Shreve says she thinks build­ ing a close knit home environ­ ment Is Important to a child's well-being. "W hen they began dating we made sure we met their Gates. Their friends were *always wel­ come. We had a recreation room and a pool for the children. They all had chores to do. too.” she says. “ Doris got out of alot of chores because she was the y o u n g e s t." S h reve Jokingly adds. D oris w ro te th a t, at 69. w id o w e d and w ith a ll the children grown and gone. Shreve has turned Iter attention to caring for Freda Stropc. Shrevc’s mother. "M y grandmother Is 94 and until a year agp she was In pretty good health, but then she lost her sight. Her health now Is not real good. My mom stays with her and does anything my grandmother wants. She never complains because she Just cares about my grandmother so much. To look In my mother's eyes you would know how much she cares." Doris wrote. Shreve has never considered turning her mother's cure over to strangers. " I would never put mom in a nursing home. If I can take In foster Kids I can take In my mother." she explains. Hwtb Masterpiece Thiatre TnBt old' *ami has had a cataract removed from her eye. but that still did not slop her from gelling to her sewing machine to make those three ouflts so those three children would not feel left out." Lillian wrote. Lillian hugs her mom. as tears well up In Baker'L eyes. "Thank you for being there mom ." Lillian says. Henrietta adds: "I'd be like a ship without n sail If It weren't for my mom. She always cries at times like this. She's a bag of water!" Henrietta teases, as Baker con­ tinues to cry softly. Baker attends church services at the Reddick Memorial F.B.C. In Sanford. She Is a church usher and Diocese Deaconess who heads the Pastor's Aide Club. Lillian. Henrietta. Mary and g r a n d d a u g h te r B e a tr ic e excitedly hug and kiss the lady who raised them. "P u t down that she cried through the whole Interview, y'hcar?” Henrietta says. "I'v e been crying with happi­ ness for two days." Baker says. At Thanksgiving. Shreve was so upset when site arrived at D o ris' L on g w ood hom e for dinner, that she couldn't eat. "S h e was so sad. almost cry­ ing." Doris wrote. When I asked her why. she Mild on her way over she saw a couple with a small child sltUng by their van along the side ot the road witli a sign that said will work for food."* Before she ate her own dinner, Shreve asked her brother to drive her back to the stranded couple. She gave them all the money she had on her. "A t least they could gel a decent meal." Shreve says. " I'd rather share what I've got. although I don't have alot." she says. She thinks ai some point in the future she would like to share her home with those who have none. "I'd love to have a home for the homeless. " she says. Doris wrote tliat she suddenly realized Just how wonderful her mom and dad had been. Shreve says six- was Just being a good mother, giving children she loves a proper start in lllc Doris thinks Shreve Is the best role model she could choose lo em ulate. This weekend, she excitedly says, she and her liiisbind I'.itil Kltne will Ih-i mile lostei iiaients l.ai r C o n t ln « M V m » r * K t 1C c u r r e n tly through their own bcrravrmrnt. H elen Potts. O steen, was nominated by daughter-in-law JoAnn Potts. Sanford, for bring caring, unselfish and as sjHxlai to JoAnn as Ir r own mother, whd died. was. her mom o f the year. Berta Harriett. Sanford, taught daughter fw b a ra Johnson. Cas­ selberry. to laugh at herself and look for the good In everyone. Dorothy H-rlmes. Sanford. Is a special mom to Tyrone Williams, Betty Robare. Sanford, stret­ the 15 year-old grandson she has ched her budget to fashionably raised since he was a baby. Jane Jackson. Deltona. Is clothe her six kids. Her kids totally committed to the men In fondly call her lay away queen, her life, her three sons and her and say that sire always puts husband. She was nominated by others' needs before her own. her mom. Rosemary Splnelll. Her children Bobby. Debbie. Tomm y. Laura. Lisa anil Bear Sanford. Mrs. Alberta Jones. Sanford, -sent njolnt letterof nomination. Beatrice Roberts. Sanford, was was nominated by her daughter Catherine Gordon for being a nominated by daughter Belinda comfort zone to humanity. No­ Bush for being a sweetheart of a body Is a stranger and all are mom to her 11 children. welcome at her dinner table. Peggy S. Seott. Sanford, cares Mary Jones. Sanford, helped for all kids according to the ones S h lr e ll H aw k in s th rou gh a w h o c o l l a b o r a t e d on h e r personal crisis. nomination letter. They are: Mrs. D iane K ram er. Lake Theresia Escohur. Mai Isa Scott. Mary. Is a many faceted mom M aureen King. Katrina Mewho received the largest number Cumber. Corrlne King. Michael of nomination letters. Including those from John Kramer. George Scott. Patty King. Stacey Scott. Jerry Scott Jr. and Jerry Seott Kramer. Marti Kramer, and Meg Sr. Kramer. Mrs. Cathy Luddlng. LongDonna Thomason. Sanford. wood. nominated the mom she Inspired daughter Jllliary. an art never knew because she was student, to compose a poem orphaned at an early age. Lud­ about *hc morn sire nominated. dlng Is sure her morn would LaCcinea Walker. Sanford, have been special. taught daughter Yolanda HarkNancy Clements Lumpkin was ncss to be strong and d e ­ nominated for being a sterling termined. Walker brought her example as a homemaker, mom children up with no help. Just and career woman to sons Rob­ hard work and faith In God. ert and Adam, and daughters Nancy Warren. Longwood. Is Cyndee Llvengood and Nancy an elected school board official Bouck. who was also elected greatest Shlrell McConnlco. Sanford, mom by daughter Amanda. was nominated by her daughter, Louise Wutklns. Altam onte nlnc-year-old Kandyce Hawkins, Springs, dispelled the stereotype for making sure the family has of the meddling mother-in-law good things to eat and nice fo r C h ris tin e W a tk in s, the clothes. Her mom helps with daughtcr-ln-law who loves her school work and takes her to enough to nominate her as best church. mom. Jeannette McGuire. Oviedo, Beverly Wiggins. Sanford, was dedicated 50 years o f her life to nominated by her son Harold, kids and Is one heck o f a mom who considers his mom a true according to the daughter who friend. Harold said his Idol would n o m in a t e d h e r. J u a n i t a not be a movie star. It would be Rodriguez. his mom. Louise Nolan. Sanfor.. was Mary Brooks Wilson. Sanford, nominated by Carolyn Harris for was nominated by daughter the 'ovc she gave to her children, Wilma Lyncttc Jones. Wilson foster children and the husband stood by Jones during troubled she nursed until his death. She limes. Honors H a zel. Cash. Charlotte Smith. □Continued from Page 2C Marty Colcgrovc. Audrey Roush Other Junior club members and BeltycSmith. w hose a ppoin tm en ts to the Juniors attenuing. along with FFWC were ratliled are: Beverly the above-mentioned were: Lisa Huffman, General Federation of W om en's Clubs Junior Project R obertson , presiden t; Ctndt chairman and director's aide; Gocmbcl. past president; Libby Beth Bridges. Junior Public A f­ V oltollnc. Cindy G uiles and Slobhan McCullough. fairs chalrmun: and Gall Hill S m ith . Ju n ior and G en eral Junlorettes chairman. M M Floyd Theatres H Attending the convention from the Sanford Woman's Club were Correction P h o t o s o l th e in s t a lla t io n o l o f f ic e r s fo r th e L o y a l O rd e r o f th e M o o s e 1851 a n d th e W o m e n o f th e M o o s e 1404, w h ic h a p p e a re d M a y 10, w e re In a d v e rte n tly c re d ite d to K e lly J o r d a n . T h e p h o to g ra p h e r fo r th e M o o s e w a s W i l l i a m Y a rb o ro u g h . 12-SOEACH SHOWTIME | 20 The Tales From The Darkside Nightbreed (Hl © taOPLSSfS NODtSCOUMT ^ Sanford H erald is a proud m e m b e r o f the “ W elcom e W agon” F am ily in S em inole County If Y o u Are: M o v in g In to O r A ro u n d T h e A re a G e ttin g M a rrie d H a v in g A B aby L e t y o u r W e lc o m e W a g o n re p re s e n ta tiv e a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a b o u t th e a re a a n d p r e s e n t y o u w ith fre e g ifts . If Y ou Live In O n e O f T h e s e A reas, P le a s e C all S a n fo rd — 3 23 -4 6 1 4 L a ke M a ry — 3 2 1 -6 6 6 0 o r 3 3 0 -3 3 1 1 L o n g w o o d — 3 3 1 -4 0 1 6 or 8 69 -93 69 W in te r S p rin g s — 6 96 -2 5 1 5 A lta m o n te — 8 6 9 -4 3 4 0 C a s s e lb e rry — 6 9 9 -9 2 5 5 or 6 96 -25 15 O v ie d o — 8 6 9 -8 6 1 2 �1C — Sanford u Q Herald, Sanford, Florida — Su nda y, May 13. 1990 Education Hands on learning: a capital idea Lym an G R A D D party s till in red a l L "W e prepare study guides lor the children which explain tinlegislative process," he said, "hut when you x e them silling there doing, ytiu can see them learning." Hess side! the students enjoyed the opportunity of vtxlitng the Vietnam War Memorial across the street from the old eapltol building "T h ese children were born after the Vietnam W ar." she said. " T o them It was nothing more than figures and some old photos, but to go lo the memori­ al ami see all the names of people from Florida who hail died In the war put a different " T h e kids loved It." Hess perspective on i Ik- whole tiling reported, adding th ey w ere Tin- youngsters hail the oppor­ sp- llbound fry the discussion tunity to dig their fingers into and did not tnlslrhave. tin- Siin Luis un-hnrologtcal sinWhile the senate was on a w h e re In dian and Spanish short recess, the youngsters artifacts are In-tug unearthed w ere a llow ed to sit In tin"T h ey really liad some expert legislators' seats and debate an cnee seeing i Ih m - tools dial tinIssue and vote. an thologists an- digging up up "T h e y were aide to sec how there." Hess said. the legislature works from a The old eapltol building, now a com pletely different point of museum, was a stop Doyle said view ." Hess noted was very Interesting lo the youngsters. Grant Doyle of Educational "T h ey saw what the seal ol Tours said that lie lias found Florida government used to I m that the research supports tfitlike and what II kxtks like now." fact that youngsters learn far Doyle said. "W e had made more when they are pul In the comparisons in the study guide. m idilleof the action. the company is Hie Itcst she has seen at w orking w ith both teachers and the students. "T h ey talked to us about what we were studying and worked with us In preparing a study guide." she explained. The youngstcu were studying government and American his­ tory in school prior to and during their trip to Tallahassee. Th e governm ent was very much In action during their two day stay and Hie students were able hr sit through some lively debate In tlie state Icglslaturc includlng some discussion ol educational matters. By VICKI DaSORMIER Herald sfaff writer I.ONGWOOI) — Money Is Mill being raised to help loot the lull lor l.yninn High School's GRADD (Graduates Rallying Ag.ilnM Drunk Drivers) party which will Ik* al the Orlando Tennis and Racquet Club off of Lee Rd. on .June H from 11 p m lo a u .m l.ynian Isat I 14 I S K. Lake Ave. In laingwood. Tltr par'y Is designed to be a drug and alcohol-free allernallvc oallcr graduation parties. The group Is seeking cor|>orale sponsors as well. Donations may I m- mailed In the school and sent to the attention of the GRADD group. fo r more Information, call Debbie Rlggle al 8690425 or Shlrlcv Handy at 86!) 7686 I.ONGW OOI) Eighty-five eigh th graders from Mllwcc Middle SeltiMil recently travelled to Tallahassee as part of their social studies class. "Ii was an exciting I rip." said Linda Hess, a teacher In the gilletl and enrichment program tit Mllwcc who accompanied the youngsters to t l r capital. "Th ey learned so much more titan they t 'o u Id h a v e le a r n e d In a classroom w-lllt lextlMxiks." S H S m u s ic te a c h e r h o n o red Pointing oul that there arc always alternatives lo iradttlonal learning lor teachers who wish In take advantage of them. Hess ■slid she itMtk a group students In the gilletl and enrichment pro grams In Si Augustine for a day InOctnlier • SANFORD — Robert O. Maguire, a music teacher al Seminole High School for LI years, was recently named leucher ol the month by the Greater Seminole County Chamber ol Com ­ merce. Maguire was chosen because of bis "ability to guide Ids young proteges toward a talented future" and producing "a choral program that Is lops m Us class", according lo Hetty Lynn Holt, the chandler's Information coordinator. Last year, under Maguire's direction, the school's show choir. Destiny, was named the numer one show choir In the southeastern United Stales. Maguire was given a plaque, a certificate lor dinner at Pebbles Reslautant and S 100 in cash SEA a w ard s s c h o la rs h ip s SANFORD — The Seminole Education Association has awarded two 8500 scholarships to Seminole County high school seniors Penny Preston ol Seminole High School and Clicrcnc Frauenbolfcr of Lake Mary High School Doth Preston and Frauenhoffer are members ol the Future Educators ol America Club and were chosen lor the honor based on their academic accomplishments. Involvement In extra-curricular activities and ilu-ir committment to education as a career. "Th ere is no Iw-tler way to leant .i ImiiiI history and current events Hiatt lo experience II llrsl band. Hess said “ We can reatl about II lit the lixtks. bill lo see the settlement al Si Augustine or to sit In Hit scutate chambers will make much more of an Impression on t I m- minds ol ilii-sc k ItIs " lltss worked wit It Educational Tours of Inverness to organize both lours and said she believes The management at Sanford ChUd Development, a day care fat Hitx ai 1320 Hickory Avc In Sanford fell there was a pressing need lo In-Ip youngsters learn about diverse eulturul back­ grounds. lo that end. they deelded lo decorate ihclr building with .Hispanic and Ah lean American art ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Altamonte Springs PTA will bold their final general assembly meeting on Wednesday Mai16 at 7 p in. In the school's media center. JOO Plnevlew Si In Altamonte Springs. On the agenda Is a discussion on how the remaining money In the group's budget will I m- spent. Pal Eckstein, the school's teacher of the vear and Gall Sullivan, the P'I'A's out going president will also be honored Third through lllib graders will present a sitori musical program and the meeting will be followed by an open bouse al which the youngsters' "Creative Expressions' are dlsplaved A similar program ol creatlvlli. featuring kindergarten through second grade students will Im- held on I uesdav. Mas 15. For more information about Creative Expressions, tall Inez Schinook at h:i | 6606 S w iifo rd ite g ra d u a te s w ith h o n o rs G re e n w o o d Lakes s tu d e n ts w in I.AKE MARY — Five Greenwood Lakes students have received notification that their entries In the national computer learning month contest have been named third place winners Eighth graders Huong Lc and David Norman anil seventh graders Sara Horosky. Donny Howard and Ryan Masters submitted original video presentations on using computers and software as tools. The winning entries were • "Batm an" by David Norman • "Turn Back T im e" by Huong Lc • "Computer Hardware" by Sara Horosky • “ Computer Technology lor the Vision Impaired' by Donni Howard, and • "Paris of a Computer" by Ryan Masters E n g lish c la s s e s at S C C SANFORD — Free English classes are being tillered at Seminole Community College for those enrolled In ESOI. (English for Speakers of Ollier Languages) classes The classes are being offered at the main campus on Weldon Blvtl In Sanford Monday through Thursday 8 a.in in I p m Evening classes are Mondays and Wednesdays from 5 fit) to H MO p .m There will also lie classes III Oviedo on Tuesday and Thursday evenings form 5. JO to 8 JO p m For more Information call Betty Rendon at J2J-I450 ext 662. "I'm certainly glad we wen able to do this." Hess said She noted liial despite all the educational np|x>rtunittcs.* tin students most enjoyed Ihclr trip lo Florida Stale University where they visited On- FSU stadium ami Hu- school's sports shop when- they lomght Seminole memonihilla "A m i they reallv liked going lo III)- mall loo." six- said Ethnic art for day care kids A lta m o n te PTA to m e e t SANFORD — Mark P Nclman ol 406 Pine Di In Sanlord was awarded tils degree In civil engineering mangntnn cum laiulc Irom the University of Central Florida. A 11174 graduate ol Seminole High School. Neiiuan Is the son of Jack Nclman Jr ol Sanford and Ell/ahcth and Linton Waterhouse of Sanford While at UCF. Nclman was elected to membership in ( In Eta. the civil and environmental engineering honor society bill seeing is much different even In tills case. When they saw w h e r e t he g o v e r n o r and legislators worked. II was easier lo understand the governing process. Additionally, the youngsters bad a picnic on l lit- eapltol g r o u n d s a n d a t e In t lie legislators' diningroom Though well chaperoned by eight teachers and two security guards, the youngsters were si III given an unusual opportunity for Seminole County students "Sem inole si-ems to Im- less willing Ilian other counties In the stale to allow IIs youngsters to travel outside lh>- district to en ric h m e n t o p p o r t u n it ie s ." Doyle commented, noting the restrictions placed by the scIdmiI iMiard on travel lor Seminole County students are the most stringent In the stale H a o l d Photo D» Tommy V in cin ) Robert Miller presents Inez Fisher with ethnic art Recently three prints wendonated to i In- eenler by Sally Worden ol the Frame Factory and Gallery ol Lake Mary Robert Miller, a (ranter from the store recently presented the prints lo Inez Fisher, direelor of Sanlord Child Development Fisher said she hopes the youngsters will I m- able to learn a lillli- about hie and ail Irom the palntlngs W rite on! Young authors star Y o u t h s c r ib e s p u b lis h w o r k s By VICKI DoSORMIER Herald stall wnler SANFORD I'hrei- hundred students, patents and teachers attended the tilth annual Young Authors ( 'onference on Friday at Seminole ('omm utilly College Al the conlerenee students learned about writing and were ablc In share llieir works with their peers. Flllct’ii writers, five Irom l hiklndergnrlen ihimigh lirsi grade group, live from the second and ibird grades ami live Irom the liiurth anil till 11 grade, were honored with special awards as best -<l conference and llieir w orks w ere published m a special anthology I bc young arlisl who designed the anthology cover was also honored. The winners of the writing awards were: In k in d erg a rten grade: and first • First place: "Knights and C a s t l e s " , a s to r y by k i n ­ d erga rten er A lex S ch u lz of Eostbrook Elementary • Second place: " A n Irish Tow n", a poem by first grader Kristen Clossen ol Wcklva Ele­ mentary. • Third place: "T h e Noll", a poem by first grader Charlene Talbot of KrcIII ficim n ta ry • Honorable Mention: "T h e Lady Hug Who I Lid a Sneeze", a poem by first grader Kathryn Avmar ol Sahal Point Elementa­ ry. • Judges' Honor Award: "M y Animal Hook", a story written in braille by lirst grader Allen Hullman of Lake Mary Elemen tarv In second and third grades • Klrsl place "T h e Excellent M ow er", a poem by second grader Megan McMillan ol Bear Lake Elementary • Second place "M onsters A live", .i story Ia second grader Jason Miller ol Spring Lake Elementary. • Third place 'Messy . a poem by Ititrd grader Grufl Castelluccl ol Stensirom Ele­ mentary • Honorable Mention How Butterflies Got I hclr Color", a poem and story by ilitril grader •Jessica Stuart ol Geneva Elimentary. • Judges' Honor Award Crc alive W riting", a poem hv ilurd grader Jackie Crisped ol Winter Springs Elcmeniarv Iii tourlh and lillli grades • lirsi place "A Pirate's Ship of G old", a story by lillli grader Marfa Mannsco ol WoiMflands Elementary • Second place My Fllglil to Freedom", a story bv lillli grader Jordan Intlilnilvongsy <>l Sahal Point Elementary • Ilurd pi.hv "Tin- Rough and the Calm ", a pix-m by lillli grader Shawm- Holcomb ol Hear Lake Eli-rnenlarv • Honorable Mention 'The President's Reply", a slory by lillli grader Amelia M. Gonzalez ol Spring Lake Elementary. • lodges H on o r A w a r d Disgusilng Delights", a recipe lor less than discrim inating lasics by lillli grader Jenny Kim ol Idvllwildc Elcinciiiarv l’ln- covi i was designed by Summer Stu-llicld. a lillli grader ai Lake ( )ricnia Elciiiciilary. A L T A M O N T E E L E M E N TA R Y S C H O O L H O N O R ROLL KINDERGARTEN Shosbana llaekcr. Johnathan I in pi-ns. Danielle McCrelcss. Emi l y P irk lc . Lee Romc-ra. A m a n d a S h e e t s . M ic h a e l S lm o n i-lli. C a n d a ce T lllo t . lam m y Clchra. Billy Gillaspie. D eanna B rid g e. Ji l l C o d y . K rysta l W asserm an. Ju stin Gumhouc. Natorrla Hamilton. Jason Williams. Jessica Aht. Lindsey lin ks. lJudsay Sackett. Niki A lb rig h t. Drew Burns. Matthew Clark. Ell/ahcili Mi < ullougli. Sarah Spugnol Nick Jacobs. Jennifer Keefe. Gavin Kclm-r. Shane Mellon Ashley Mereilllh. Megan O'Neil. Daniel Milton. .Lison Rhein. Grt-g Stalker. Percy Canteeuwalla. A lexa n d er Cardcttl. Dwayne Driggers, (risli-n Dyer. Jeuntler Henke. Erika Jones. Koberl Kimlclbcrgcr. TUfany l.lgblm r. J a cob K lrscb . Scot I Mini/ Ashley O dd i, Leslie Watson Laiiri-ii W hile. I'la Albright. Cory Atwood. Helen Clarkson Kciili dcKcmuiurd. Ashlee Dm ranee. Isaac ILirint-luig. Ryan Hoffman. Brian Hum. Shannon Keys. Eddie Jn-ldinl. Jonalban L a n e . S h tv o ti P a tel. J o r g e Ramirez Mdls«»i Robinson FIRSTGRADE NIcIim- Altardo. Chris ILdlaril. J o s e p h F a ra o n I . A u d r a J iir g c o lo n ls . C a ssic l.u z z l. Htadley Smith. Rick Allison SECONDGRADE Hobby Angovc. Brandi f<M-rolt. D ia n a Aht . Ii-re s a Ba k e r Cbr i st l ui - L ogin -. IT in o tlii I bercs.i Kelly. Katiil-ice Land lugliam . Eve M lbeltc. Andy Nelson. Tim othy O'Donnell. Hen I'orres. Charles fully. Ramon AI|M-r. Candice Bridge. Tashanga Rivera. Lee Algo/zuu. Kasei C a m p o s . D a w n C o h o o n At m l g e r . R o l i e r t F r a t e r Christine Collins. Lauren Dr Christopher Garalla. Todd Gatl­ Bellas. Mallbcw Johnson K d iu i ing, Jobiiathoii Hornet James Morgan Sarah Mullins Erin Iordan Mauriiv Oliver Jac O'NYH Naliiu PiTs.mil Dislinri sm all Sarah Starnes I lainin- bm Reytioliis R. iiiioii I ii ■Id wood. Kelly Williams. Jason Brown. Jellrey < bm John i m son. Kayla D llw orlh . Kevi n W y lei. Scuii Yan. Beth Ik-nneii G icg Coin ii Mu: ( ’ . . ornog Graves. Jenna llari it Hr. \ Hicks. Abble Mirktiu, Caurtney Muss mail. Sarah Ramirez. Evan R ice. Eric Schinook. Sarah Stephens. Sean Callahan. Crlstal Crlstia S iis. hi Di-Cola. Krislen F e rg u s o n . A tnbree F ield er. Jordan Grilliii. Sbeklnu Harden. Sb ay a ua Lemon. Jennifer Mabry. RcIr-cc.i Maxwell. Teresa Musli-r. Ilramli Rials. Kalblteu Ur c mo v i c h. A my Wi l l i ams . Laiirtu Wroten Kami! Yocum. Kvuti /urkulilcn. Nicholas An Ihonv. Klinbcdy Davis, Oscar Espatllut, Brian ILunllion. lb-lib K l e r s l e a d . H e n r y Mu n os. lam ella Hi-i-se. Justin Sena. Ilrlllonv lillol. Beau Varner. Karim Vein Stephanie Walter Tamara Boswell. Jamie Cody. Curly Foster. .Jon Harper. Kipp Hester. Al ex Laney. W endy L en z. C had L y tle . H eather M y e rs . J e s s ic a Mushl nskl . Lindsey Ocasek. Hill Benedict. Nate Clark. Jason Dlt-blct. David D r i g g e r s . Er i n D y e r . G u s Geriiardt. Johnathan Hall. Alex Kane. Karen Llamas. Andrea Marti n. D ave Mi l ton. Drlau Montgomery. Jon Sugarman. Kevin Sulllva t. Drail Trotter. Nathan Ulrev. Ik-ather Wolken FOURTHGRADE J r u n l i e r A g u i r r e . 1. i-ali Al t mayc r . Mal t bew Bullard. Molly Hudzton. Tyler Carr. Paul Epperly. Rolierl Fossellus Kalle GriMi. Sean Lambert. Jennifer IIIIKDGRADE i ba r bs Itii-wi-r. Bon Beslor. Lane. Kevin Llamas. Patrick Vi cki Marl i n. Sarah Dieaiiia Bell. Irtcia Carman. l.ow er Amv Kkilabl. Yvette Guziiiaii. Morgan. Janice Mosler. Diana Icicmv Hendricks la-igb Anne Riglster. Eric Pitman. Nicole Howard Natalie Jackson. Paul Sena. Erika Snider. Mark Von M ontgom ery ( lien s Rivera. d erem b se. Rachael Forrest. Rachel Rivera Heather Scull. Joshua Huglies. Jose Jordan. Amanda Sackctt. Ntciiolr Smith. M •• a g a ii S b .i w Ro bi l l Kalle I ottisii l n nun teb H< 11|.iini ii Mobil. Em il) stupid It-.lllllt-t 11- ( allege II.i Aside V lll.ure Hill Shawn Keys. Mar> Ibll. I'.i-vor Ashworth. Reiom M il ullougli. Jcnmler Mitchell. Melissa Parmalt-c. Sarah Paley. ( Inlets Shai i ui - E d w a r d s . M a l t b e w Kr l s mui i . Rac he l R ey n o ld s . R id ia rd l i eunel i . Shavon Bouey. David Caullild David Collins. Jell Cruse. Belli Anne Foster. J oii Fraley. Jamie Garber. Troy liiKl|era. Ellzal>elli Johnson. Rachel Kozlow skt. Karen lame. Jessica Massengalc A m a n d a Morey. Shaun a Stephens, Katy laic. Lincoln Price. Elizabeth White. I'linoiliy Wolgemutli FI FI 11GRADE F .illh B arron Scott Davi s Jessica Eddy. Michael Kt-lkct Josepit Frazier. Gayle Johnson. Eli-ii.i Rivera Fi-ruaudo Ro Im-ii Paul Sleveiison. M idi.id Sum iiicis. St eve Dalrs. Spencer Gdisiiii Diana Sultana. Carolyn Wi ld Richard ('lia n a s. Tuny ( Jtni i -l l a. l.ila li i l ar i nel i ng. Sicpbame Jack-on. Charlie l.yil< Ann M.igtiin- Megan Moody. Megan O'Doundl. Asliley Olivet. Rebecca Pontius. Mike Reed. Stephen Rohr. Adam Sewell. Ben I uiiu i Jim Vumum. Kur in Hindu k. Michelle fu rdctl!. Lauren Carls Andrew Clark Ji iiiii Iit D\ ci Adam Edwards, (in n lien Gerh.irdi Sarah Lam-. Kris Kessli-i Sunih Kiilrcll Dane K u iii Im i i . Dana Mimiii Dustlucy Robinson Klcliurd Riissonlille. latiu i Williams. I dt ci . i Wilson Sara Sm am i B U Y U N IT E D S TA TE S S A V IN G S B O N D S For the current rate c a ll... 1 -G Q O -U S -B O N D S �• SUNDAY Sanford Herald • • •. Perspective • * i. [ I Editorial, Page 2D l Books, Page 6D Old Glory on trial VIEWPOINT M a rtin e z d o in g w ro n g t h in g s at w ro n g tim e Federal government will take on Supreme Court to protect the integrity of the U.S. flag Governor Bob Martinez aure Is making all Ihc wrong moves at all the wrong times. W lin his office up for grabs this November and Indications tb it former Senator Lawlon Chiles may be standing behind the podium that boars the state seal this time next year. Martinez Is doin g nothing to further his chances o f remaining In oflke. Quite the contrary. Recent actions from the governor's office have done little to endear voters to the Republican Incumbent’s cause. T w o w eek s ago, M artin ez vetoed a VIEWPOINT 4-cent per gallon tax Increase that would have helped finance KLONIE transportation spen­ JO R D A N ding across the state. He. like George Hush, prom ised his con ­ stituency "n o new taxes." Now It appears that both men may have to eat those words. Bush is currently up to his eyeballs in red Ink and has agreed to discuss all possibilities ol reducing tne federal deficit, including tux Increases. If that's what It's going to take. Not the same song and dance we heard In New Orleans two years ago. Is It? 4 As for Martinez, he has similar red ink problems and is groping for revenue from w hatever sources are available, preferably sources that will ofTer the least resistance and have little Impact one way ur the other on Influencing voters. His latest revenue-raising scheme is a plan to Impose a service charge on almost 200 trust funds run by the state for counties, cities and numerous local government agencies. While the plan has virtually no chan getting any further than the g o x r n c still w o i t Ic s . and In some cases angers, local < and county coimcllmen who will be fighting for their own political lives come election time. UnltM Pros* International WASHINGTON - When Congress passed antl-llng burning legislation Iasi year many hoped II would end edotls by the Hush administration and others lo amend Ihc Constitu­ tion to limit Ihc First Amendment guarantee of freedom o f s|>cccli. Whether that effort will prove sucessful will Ik* up to Ihc only branch of government that doesn't answer In Ihc voters. Ihc Supreme Court, which hears oral arguments Monday In Its second (lag burning case In two years. A great deal Is at stake. II the court overturns the law, tt Is certain C o n g T s s would quickly restart I In­ process of amending the Constitu­ tion that the Flag Protection Act stopped It the effort Is successful. It would Ik * the Hist time In Ihc nation's h istory that one o f ( he most cherished of conslltuttonal rights — fiei dom of siH'cch — will be limlleil by an hiiiciKiincnt. "II we win. and we sf old win. we'll be confronted with a demand for an amendment lo thr Constitu­ tion and lhat Is a grave danger for Ihc case.” said noted civil liberties attorney William Kunstlcr. who nrgued the Texas case a year ago Jilsjnomcnt. an amendment • u in o pTTT»e—to be a long and hard one marked by bitter political lighting. "Such a ruling (striking down Un­ law) would almost certainly (rigger a divisive battle In Congress and In (lie states over whether a constitu­ tional amendment to permit a ban on Hag burning should Ik - passed." a brief filed by Gov. Mario Cuomo. p-N V.. noted with more than a little iiiulerslalcmcnt * The history ol the law before tincourt Illustrates the point. The act was passed In anger over a June IUH9 Supreme Court ruling In a case called Texas vs. Johnson that burning the Hag us a polltlcul protest Is a constitutionally pro- The Martinez proposal would place a 3percent service charge on trust funds fed by sales taxes collected within the counties and a 6 percent service charge on all other revenues. And It's not Just the cities and counties that would get hit The proposal relates to trust funds that provide money for Tourism Devel­ opment Councils, historic preservation boards, the Fine Arts Council and a variety of programs In the Department of Education, the Department o f Natural Resources — like the Save the Manatee program — and the Game and Fish Commission's Florida Panther Research and Management program. And that Is Just skim­ ming the list. County and city officials are especially nervous about the proposal because most have limited financial resources themselves. T H E LAW Here Is the warding of the law passed last year that provides for fines and-or Imprisonment for desecrating the U.S. flag. The Interpretation o f this law will be one of the most critical decisions ever made by (he Supreme Court. "W ho e v e r knowingly m u tilate s, defaces, p h ysica lly defiles, bum s, m aintains on the floo r o r ground, o r tram ples upon any Hag ot the United States sh all be fined under th is title or im prisoned for not more than one year, o rb o th ." terted form of free speech. In the 5-4 decision, twu of Ihc court's most conservative members. Justices Antonin Scalla and Anthony Ken­ nedy. Joined with three of the most liberal lo rule against the Texas untl-dag burning law. Coming on the heels of Hush's Ilng-wavlng presidential campaign and an art display that urged viewers to stand on the flag, the ruling set off a wave o f protests by politicians eager to align themselves with protecting Old Glory. Hush pushed for an amendment to Hit* Constitution, but D e m iK - r u l s and Mime Republicans shied away from such a drastic step and Instead passed the Flag Protection Act. The new law states. “ Whoever knowingly mutilates, defaces, phys­ ically deftics. burns, maintains on the floor or ground, or tramples upon any llag of thr United States shall In * Hired under tills tllle o r liuprisonrd for nut more than o n e year, or Ixith." T h e la w w a s I m i n e d l a t e l y challenged. An Oclolx-r 1989 [lag burning outside a post office In Seattle. Wash., and u tlag burning outside the Capitol led to two decisions by federal Judges that struck down the law. The coses were appealed d'reclly to the Supreme Court, bypassing the appeals court. Supporters of the law argue It will pass constitutional muster bccuusc. unlike the Texas law that banned flug desecration that "seriously" offen d s people. It Is "c o n te n t neutral" In that It bans all llag desecration not Just that which might olfend. Local officials nervously await fate of governor’s trust fund budget plan Ask Seminole County, where commissioners arc trying to find ways to plug holes Into a $40.(3 million transportation funding deficit over the next four years The revenue shortfall problem Is a common one at all levels of government In Florida and Martinez' proposal Is merely a quick fix, a way to rob Peter to pay Paul. It Is u temporary. Ineffective proposal that could have a devastating long-term trickle-down effect. From staff, wlro reports By vetoing the gas tax Increase, the governor hopes to stay In good graces, or good enough graces, to win what many experts feel will be a very close election. However, most financial expcTts will tell you that of all the alternatives being olfercd to reduce the state budget deficit, the gas lax Increase pro|x>sal was perhaps the most feasible. Tim e will only tell If Martinez' veto will backfire In his face. Those In charge of running the governor's cauqMilgn will tell you. rather reluctantly, that Martinez Is faring an uphill Irattlc. They have already conceded the black vote. Chat, coupled with early campaign advertise ments portraying the governor as the man who has been pulling the switch on the electric chair In Starke, hasn't won Martinez any popularity contests. J.M. "M a c " Stlpanovtch. the man who serves as Martinez' cam|>algn manager, said last week In referring to black voters that the governor must concede as much as 90-percent of "that particular demographic group** to the Deitto crals this fall. "That does not mean we will not make an effort." Stlpanovtch said. "Hu! If you're asking me do I expect Hob Martinez to carry the black vote In Florida, the answer Is no.” Then there's the death penalty issue. Martinez Is a strong supporter and prefers to think ol himself as the “ 220-volt candidate.” However, many opponents and sup|>ortcrs ol the death penally have expressed negative feedback regarding Martinez' campaign ads that show the governor walking among giant photos of those who liave died In tlx* electric chair during his administration. Many people on both sides of the Issue fell the ads were In poor taste. T o compound tlie death |H-iwdly issue, last week's botched execution ot convicted cop-killer Jesse Tafero may have taken tlx- death penalty ammunition out of the Martinez campaign Now. perhaps Ihc only thing that's going to In "tried " In Florida are the governor’s election chances In November J TALLAH ASSEE — County and city ofllcials hum Seminole Counis have joined ibH r colleagues liom across Florida In holding (heir collective hicnlli crossing llicir lingers und hoping that (lie Legislature doesn't appiove a plan tiy Gov. Hob Martinez lo raid their trust binds In balance the state budget. So far. legislators liave said Ihc govem or's plan to luq>osc a sender charge on almost 200 trust luuds inn In the state fur cou n ties, ci ti es and numerous local government ugcnele* has virtually no chance at being adopted It lias already been rejected oiler In a I louse committee. Hut the magnitude ot Ihc slate s budget shortfall lot the coining 1990-91 llscul year — estimated at upwards ol $1 billion — and ihc Legislature's huhll ol scrambling aiouud ai tin* Iasi minute to Hud sources ol revenue to balance the state budget lias local government ol fictals In a skeptical mood. The cost to Seminole Counly duim g the next IH mouths will In - $7-1 <’ .5HH Sanford could lose $ 3 7 ,4 3 3 next liscal y e a r , b e g i n n i n g III October. ZLake Mary could lose $ 7 ,0 2 3 . Lnugwixid stands lo lose $ 1 7 ,2 3 3 in revenues. Casselberry could lose $22.f>25. Altamonte Springs could lose $413,335. Oviedo could lose $ 1 0 ,9 2 7 . Winter Springs could lose $2 (1.7 8 9 l.iM-nl counly and i lly olllclals say ll Ihc service charge Is Imposed, they may Have In raise pro|N-rtv taxes lo make toi l lie lov*» ol irvrtiuc. " I ‘ve Into iliroogli (tils too many times wlili tlie Legislature to fed t om lot table saving I know whal they'll eventually tin stud Mlkt- Sling, execu­ tive director ol (lit* Florida League ol Cities. "W hen they get down lo the lltial hours and are looking around loi mom > l licit s no Idling w Hat'll ltap,N u lilt- Mai line/ plopns.il wmiltl plan a 3 percept service cli.ugc on iiusi Hinds led hy sales taxi s collet i< d within the cuim llr* anil a l> |>crtciit service • liaigt on all ollu i reveiun s And It s not ;usi i Im t Hies ami t otmlit s I lull would gel till I lie pro|x,-vd rel.itcs to trust funds that provide money for Tourist Development Councils, historic preservation hoards. Ihc F'lnc Arts Council and a variety ol piograms In (he Ucpuitmciil ol Education, tlie Depart1111-111 of Natural Resources — like tlu* Save ihc Manatee program — and the Game and Fish Commission's Florida Paul her Meserach and Management piogiain. And tliui Is Just skimming Ihc list. Counly and i lly olllclals are especially nervous about the proposal because most have limited financial resources themselves. Any money that the state lakes away from them Is less money iliey'll have for their own budgets. For Instance, the Impact of the service charge on two trust binds where cities and counties share revenues — the l/2-cciit sales lax and revenue sharing — would Ik * $4.5 million In Dade County. $2.3 million In Hroward and $2.4 million apiece In Hillsborough and Orange counties. Il's also an aggravati ng proposal because the counties and rllles cannot se t* where the stale ts providing anything In return lor the service charge. "It's not a service charge — It's a tax oil a tax." said Jim Shipman, executive director of tlie Florida Asrux'latlon of Counties. “ It's an attempt by the stale to balance Its budget on the backs of local government, und some county govern­ ments simply don't have any more resources." Approximately a third o f Florida's 137 counties have reached their statutory revenue ceiling — the so-called "10-mlll cap" — and cannot raise property taxes any higher to pay for programs. In addition. alNiut 85 percent ol each county's budget Is comprised of pro­ grams that aic- mandated by Ihc stale and have to In- funded. That leaves only 15 percent ol tlie budget wtiere county nfjlc lals have the option o f cutting piogi .mis We also suiter from a low profile." s.ml I t on County Commissioner Gayle V Ison Ibt si.He's budget problems gri all Ihc pnhlli IIv !m' mils serin lo gel m u ,, ili- | Hi i tic o l l s u s w’ l i . n v v r h a v e i n lio l III- v lio n I give O t lln in 'in \ "It is the act o f harming the physical Integrity o f the flag, rather than any message the ociqr might be attempting to convey, thqt Is to Ik * punished.” the Senate said In a brief filed In defense o f the law. The court did give supporters of the law some hope In that belief. The court said In Its opinion that Ihc Tcxns law was "not aimed al □ See Flag, Page 4D U.S. th e last h old ou t ag ain st m etric system Unite* f r a i l International WASHINGTON .D e s ­ pite a congressional man­ date. federal agencies appear reluctant to assume leader­ ship In persuading Americans to forsake their familiar but outdated system o f measures for the metric system, government Investigators say. A recent report by the General Accounting OHlce found that with a scheduled switch to the metric system Just three years away, federal agencies "have not demonstrated a commitment to conversion’ by the end of liscal 1992 as the law requires. The shift ordered by the Omnibus Trade Competitiveness Act o f 1988 affects JudT federal agencies and their contractors and Is only required ’ to the extent economically feasible.” ’However. If the melrtc system Lx widely used by Die government. It coukl have a far-reaching Impact on many U.S. businesses. The United States remains the only major Industrialized nation using a non-metric measurement system, a situation that has placed Ihc nation at a disadvantage In global markets. In fact. Liberia and Burma, which recently changed Its name lo My­ anmar, are the world s only other non-metric holdouts. The metric system Is a decimal system of weights and mea­ sures. Tlie basic units are the gram, the meter and the liter. Larger and smaller units are defined by prefixes such as ’ kilo’ and "ccnU.’ ’ Metric conversion will require a great amount o f work.' the GAO said, warning Drat failure to start planning now ’ may delay or prevent a timely and comprehensive conversion.* GAO Investigators voiced particular concern about (he lack of Initiative shown by the Commerce Department, which the Inves­ tigators consider the fead agency In gukllng the conversion. 0 S e e Metric. Page 4D SOME METRIC CONVERSIONS LEN G TH W E IG H T & V O L U M E 1 inch - 2.540 centimeters 1 quart - 0.9463 liters 1 loot • 0.3.5 meters t U.8. gallon.3.785hers 1 yard >0.9144 meters 1 Ifter > 1.0567 quarts 1 mile > 1.6094 kilometers 1 her > 0.264 gallon 1 centimeter > 0.394 inches 1 ounce > 28.35 grams o L, 1 motor - 3 281 foot 1 pound > 0.4536 kilograms 1 kilometer > 0 6214 miles 1 kilogram - 2.2046 pounds M M �» ■ O — Sa.iford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, May 13, 1990 Editorials/ O p in io n s Sanford Herald (USPS m i -lie) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Hosie, Executive Editor Laura Sollien, Advertiiing Director S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E : 3 M o n t h s ..................... 9 1 9 .5 0 0 M on th s ..................................... 9 3 9 .0 0 1 Y e a r .......................................... 9 7 8 .0 0 Fill’er up with low-emission fuel An encouraging thing happened Inst year w hen President Bush suggested strengthen­ ing the federal Clean Air Act to require the sale of m ethanol-burning autom obiles In sm oggy cities. No. Detroit didn't rush off to retool for cleaner cars of the future. But the president did m anage to shake traditionally changeresistant auto makers and oil com panies out o f their complacency. Som e o f them formed a task force to research w ays to help reduce car emissions. T hough the task force report isn't complete, som e products of the new environmental consciousness already are m aking their w ay to neighborhood gps stations. First. Atlantic Richfield Co. began m arket­ in g EC-1, a leaded gasoline with reduced a m o u n ts o f b e n z e n e a n d o th e r sm o g producing chemicals. Recently, Shell Oil Co. announced it will market a new prem ium unleaded gas that emits less hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide. The Shell gas will be marketed Initially In the nine smogglcsts cities ol America. At least three other companies — British Petroleum, Marathon and Conoco — also plan to test market low-emission gasoline In a few cities. Now that the oil com panies are inak'ng their new product available, customers must do their part. A s Shell's television comm ercial exhorts, "E xp erien ce the difference, and make a difference." By paying a few pennies more for the lower-polluting prem ium un­ leaded gas. for instance, they can help reduce smog. T h e oil Industry Is off to a prom ising start. But this first generation of low-emission fuel w on't tbc enough to clear the yellowish-brown air that hangs over the nation’s sm oggiesl areas. It doesn’t eliminate the need to design a new fleet o f cars that burns methanol or even cleaner fuel. The technology exists, but auto m akers have resisted the idea for years because It Involves expensive production changes and a marketing risk. But there is far greater risk if w e do nothing, and If millions of vehicles around the globe continue to pour clouds of pollutants into the atmosphere. W ill Detroit help us breathe easier? O r will the answers come from the other side of the Pacific? How cold was it? W hether the Cold W a r Is w inding down, merely in temporary remission or genuinely over is still In dispute. Those considering it over expect a "peace dividend" — money saved from the national defense budget. Others, skeptical of M oscow's Intentions, claim the Cold W a r w on ’t be over until the butchers of Katyn and the gulags are brought to trial and Lithuania and the other Baltic nations are allow ed their Independence without intimidation from Soviet troops. But whatever one thinks of the present status of the Cold W ar. it seem s badly misnamed. It begun right after W orld W a r II and. as often occurs in history, between w in n in g allies. ROBERT WALTERS Hispanics need sm aller districts SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A fter years of political frustration, Hispanic leaders believe they have Identified a technique to gain Increased influence at the ballot box. Although about 8 percent or the country's residents are Hispanic, only 1 lo 2 percent of all elected officials al the,local, slate and national levels arc Hispanic, according to Dr. Robert R. Brlschctto. executive director o f the San Antnnlo-bascd Southwest Voter Research Institute. In Texas. Latinos constitute more than 20 pcrrcnl of the-papula! Ion of nine major counties — but only about 5 percent of the state judges elected In those counties are Hispanic. In California. Latinos constitute more than 25 percent of Los Angeles County's population — but no Hispanic has ever been elected to Its governing body, the board of supervisors. In those counties and elsewhere throughout the Southwest and West. Latinos arc pressing for abolition o f the Jurisdiction-wide election dis­ tricts. Those at-large districts, they are con­ vinced. dilute Hispanic political power on public bodies from school boards to city councils. Instead, they seek to establish cotr.j~ t. contiguous single-member districts that His­ panics say will allow election results to more accurately reflect the relative strength of votes cast in Lalino neighborhoods and communities. J a He's trained to sniff out P A C m oneyt" Regardless of the outcome of the lawsuit, several Hispanic politicians arc considering running for a recently vacated seat tn a district that already Is 44 percent Latino. WASHINGTON - The U.S. government Is about to hang a fledgling democracy out to dry tn the hot Caribbean sun. Haiti has lost track of the coups that have driven Its chaotic government In recent years. With each coup, new hopes for democracy arc raised and then dashed again. The most recent coup came In March when President Prosper Avrll was overthrown. Now. if t h c ^ late ^ t Department o g re s s ’ c o u ttnue to balk on sen­ ding aid to Haiti at this critical juncture, the nation w ill be lushed further back rom the brink o f dem ocracy. Al vi n A d a m s , t he U .S . ambassador to Haiti, can take much of the c r e d it fo r g e t t i n g Haiti to that brink. Fi v e mo nt hs ago. A d a m s a rriv ed in f H a iti h a s fo u n d it im ­ Hai ti and g av e a speech In Creole at p o s s ib le to the airport. He told o rg a n iz e an th e a s s e m b l e d e le c t io n w h e n t h r o n g t hat " t h e it s e c o n o m y is loaded donkey In a s h a m b le s . J cannot stop or It will collapse," meaning that Haiti must go forward with democracy. The Haitians cheered. Now they have taken to calling Adams "Bourtk ChaJe," the loaded donkey. Adams' appeal was lost on Avril. who tried to have him sent back to the United States. As it turned out. Adams has outlasted Avril. The new president. Ertha Pascal-Trouillot. vowed to hold free elections as soon as possible. But Haiti has found It Impossible to organize an election when its economy is in a shambles. In the meantime. Congress and the State Department are quibbling over how much to give Halil In Its hour of need. Supporters of Haiti say the country needs >30 million. Opponents say $10 million will do. No one Is following the debate more closely than Adams. He knows Haiti ts walking a tightrope with no help from the outside. Haitian hardliners who supported Avril and "Baby Doc" Duvallcr before him, have rattled the government. They are reportedly responsible for a recent hijacking and airplane fire at Port Au Prince Airport. The terrorist strikes effectively cut Haiti off from the outside world, as airlines cut scheduled service to Haiti. At a recent meeting with PascalTroulllet. Adams tried to urge the timid novlrr to get a grip on her government. But she wanted to know who would protect her and her family from her enemies. She is a widow who lives with her M year-old daugh­ ter. Adams' reputation is still golden In Haiti, but the longer it takes for help to arrive from the United States, the more hollow his calls for democracy will sound. Adams uses the pulpit better than any of his predecessors In Haiti. One of his first speeches was In City Soldi, a slum. In unbroken Creole. Adams told the poor Haitians how Important democracy Is for them. A key Haitian source told our associate Jim Lynch that It was the first time many Haitians were convinced that the United States was on thetr side. America s unwise backing of the despotic Duvalier regimes had left Haitians in doubt, and had helped to turn Haiti into the poorest nation In the Western Hemisphere. Adams Is a seasoned trouble-shooter who has the respect of the State Department. He can be tossed into the worst of circumstances and turn the situation around. But tills lime tic can't do It alone. F ELLEN GOODMAN Moms want ‘guilt gap’ bridge HOSTON — Th e woman doesn't want perfume for Mother's Day. Nor lingerie. Nor Jewelry. She Is too practical for the peignoir that graces the newspaper ad that lies between us as we (ly from west to east, from work lo home. What she would like for Mother’s Day, she says. Is a bridge. Something sturdy to span the gap that has eroded between herself and her husband, the mother and father o f their children. A bridge of what she lias come to call Hie guilt gap. .Just ten years ago. the eouple had a relationship built on the most up-to-date principles o f martial engineering. They had schooled together, worked together, shared housekeeping, or non-housekeeping iogether. They were also o f the generation that went to birthing classes and used words like parenting instead of mothering. But ten years and two children later, the infrastructure of their partnership showed some wear and tear. One of the things they prized, a kind of rough equality between them, hud shifted In ways she never predicted. The gap had opened, not just over what they did. but what they felt. Bui stie also calculates that these personal differences run along gender lines, and I agree. The guilt gap. I lie- worry chasm, may be narrower than before. But It most often has mothers on one side and fathers on the other. Mothering and parenting are not yet. not quite, the same. 1 i W ) by ftf A One case Involves the 13th State Court of Appeals District, which includes 20 counties along the Gulf Coast and In the Upper Rio Grande Valley. The other affects the counties in which Houston. Dallas, Forth Worth. San Antonio. Austin. Beaumont. Lubbock. Midland and Odessa are located. Haiti needs U.S. commitment now My companion says that In many ways the differences between her and her husband are IK T s o n a l. He regards the children as sturdy. She regards them as fragile. He sees their problems as potholes they will ride around or bounce over. She secs them as early warning signs of a possible collapse. d f r --------- Texas municipalities found that the number of minority members (principally Hispanics but also blacks) on city councils more than doubled after city-wide election districts were replaced by single­ member districts. An expanded 1989 SVRI survey o f 135 Texas Jurisdictions produced almost Identical results. Moreover, both studies found that In communi­ ties where minorities constituted less than half of the population, their representation on cuy councils tripled after at-large elections were eliminated. A pair of successful civil suits now have extended to two sets or Texas Judicial districts the principle that at-large elections are un­ constitutional because they unfairly dilute mi­ nority voting strength. In both cases, however, the trial court decisions have been temporarily stayed by a federal appeals court. JACK ANDERSON When It came time lo leave their first baby with a sitter, she was the one who was more anxious. When they went looking far day care, she was liie one with more expectations, more misgivings. When the teacher In second grade was Incompetent and the kids In fourth grade unkind, she was one who felt It. Acutely And when It seemed the children needed more — more attention, more time — she was the one who gave it. Berry's W orld That effort was launched without much fanfare In Texas during the mid-1970s. In su bsequ ent years, every major city in th e st ate e x c e p t Austin has adopted s o m e f o r m of single-m em ber dlst r l c t s for Its municipal elections. Now. however, the campaign is attract­ ing more attention as It spreads to Judicial elections and to other states. "It's changing the face o f politics In i A t-la rg e d is ­ Texas and elsewhere t r ic t s d ilu te In the Sou thw est. California Is the next H is p a n ic p o lit­ f r o n t i e r . " says ic a l p o w e r on SVRI's Brlschctto, an p u b lic b o d ie s authority on Latino fro m s c h o o l political trends. b o a rd s to c ity I n d e e d , a 1987 c o u n c ils . £ SVRI survey o f 56 In d e e d , the parent who reads the children most closely, who feels their needs most directly, otlen finds herself faced with dozens ol small choices that add up. Each seemed to present some conflict between the easy assumed equality of their early m.irr.agc and t lie needs of i heir children In tiic case ol my companion, one of these choices was the task that took her away from home and deposited her beside me on this flight. Another was the Job she declined because It meant nights. A third and fourth and fifth were decisions about how to spend time as a couple or a family. None of them was easy. So for this, her 10th Mother's Day, she w o u l d l ike that bridge over the guilt gap. or at least some gravel to cover over their double standard o f w o r r y i n g . She wants them on the same track. But which track would she choose? I ask my fellow trav­ eller: Does she worry too much about the children or he too little? Does she want to cross (o his side or f W h e n th e get him to cross to te a c h e r in hers? She Isn't cer­ s e c o n d g ra d e tain. But as we talk, w a s In c o m ­ it seems to both of p eten t, s h e us. two veterans of motherhood, that In w as o n e w ho these past decades fe lt It. A c u te ly , j mothers have gone the furthest In the movement from a double standard to a single standard. In households with double standards of cleanliness, she says. It is easier to drift to an equal standard of mcsslness. In households with his and her standards of what children need. 1 reply, it Is easier to drift to a single standard of letting go. The result, we both calculate, has been a net loss In housework and a net loss in carelaking. But there Is a difference between kids and dusthalls. You cannot do an occasional full-tilt spring parenting Job and then let ft slide. So the question ts how "parents" can become more like mothers. How to raise awareness. about w hat's missing, what’s needed, what’s Important tn children's lives. Teaching guilt, that goad to caring, may be as hard us training someone to see dirt on the window sill. * * * Hut this is what many mothers want for thetr day ard for their life. They want men to pick up more than the laundry. T o pick up more of the anxiety and stretch tt across the gap that still separates husbands and wives, mothers and fathers. W r have finally come lo that bridge Now. tocross It. The Soviets have rejected ihc idea that a untied Germany should be part of NATO. But the West Germans believe. In the end, that Mikhail Gorbachev will give In. For the sake of European stability. It would be better for the Germanys to Join NATO only temporarily. �afford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May 13, 1990 — 3D Drug article was worthwhile I would like lo say thank you for printing the article. "Baby on Drugs." I feel that If more articles arr printed like the other articles and "Baby on Drugs." that more people will realize that thl* Is a serious problem In today's world. Joy Dunbar Altamonte Springs Commissioner Sturm: Offense, defense On May 3. the Herald carried a report on Commissioner Bob Sturm' address to the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce on the state of the county. He Is reported to have cited the need for Improvements In how the county and various cities handle growth, and while pointing the finger at current commission­ ers. he seems to be avoiding his own responsibility for failures o f the past. Mr. Sturm was quoted as saying that we need to work for the future and not Just concentrate on the needs of today. "It's much easier to pay one dollar today, than It will be to pay four dollars for the same needs tomorrow", and as an example, he cited our road problems, stating that " I f a road needs to be six lanes, why make It only four, and have to re-do It In another few years?” The roads that so distress Mr. Sturm are the roads In southeast Seminole County leading to potential commercial development along the expressway corridor, and In more than one public meeting, he's forcefully stated that It has been known for at least 10 years that roads like Red Bug and Juskawilla and Howell Branch were headed for six-laning. If that be so. why did Mr.. Sturm vote to approve all of the residential neighborhoods that have been built along those roads In the last ten years, without reserving sufficient right of way for a six lane road? Was he, while these roads built up solidly with residential communities, looking to the future? Or has he only recently discovered fiscal conservatism? In 1983. the Board of County Commissioners contracted for a study o f our road needs to the year 2005, and that study was explicit In limiting the roads mentioned to four lanes. If the.was going to be an expressway network, these roads should function as feeders to that expressway, not as an alternative to It. One doesn't need an engineering degree to figure out that few people are going to pay to drive on a four lane expressway If they can get where they're going on a toll-free network of six lane roads Inside the expressway. And we'd better all hope that traffic moves to the expressway, since the county will be bonding Its construction. If the expressway doesn't pa., for itself In tolls, county taxpayers are going to get the bill. Mr. Sturm never misses an opportunity to berate the three women commissioners who continue to refuse to destroy new residential communities by bulldozing six lane highways through them now. What he never mentions Is what the cost would be to the county If we had to buy large numbers of almost-new homes to acquire the right of way for the six lane roads he now argues that we need. What did Mr. Sturm do. as a member o f the Beard all those ten years, to prevent construction o f new homes that would so soon need to be mzed. If right o f way for six lanes w ^ A ^ t a a > ia lly W h ere/ z jh ls jffe .p Q ft h r .L 4 Another o f Mr. Sturm's favorite Issues is t flc ^ lo h e resignation” o f former County Manager Ken Hooper. He stated to the Chamber o f Commerce that "W e arc still paying the price for It In lost time and motion", and estimated that it has cost the county at least $350,000. It Is doubtful that we’ve lost anything In either time or motion by bringing In someone, even on an Interim basis, who might rega'n control of ihe management o f county business, but there Is no doubt what the shennanlgans on Red Bug Road alone cost taxpayers under Mr: Hooper's management, Mr. Sturm never mentions that the taxpayers have had to absorb an expenditure for a six lane road design, costing nearly $600,000, that was never brought before the Board for approval before the work was undertaken. As County Manager. Mr. Hooper was damned whichever way he Jumped when the completed design was finally brought to the Board for approval, and was denied. Either he knew It was being designed without Board authorization and participated In that activity, or he didn't know about it. and should have. Which Is worse? If offense Is the best defense. Mr. Sturm is off to a good start in this campaign year, but enough of him heaping contempt on current commissioners. Let him explain his own role In creating our current problems. Margaret M. Jacobs Casselberry Pollution needs more attention I am writing about the editorial you wrote on President Bush wanting to keep the Florida wildlife Just the way It Is... 1 think the wildlife In Florida can hold until we get the pollution done with. Wildlife cannot live unless the pollution and trash Is cleaned up around Florida. Recently volunteers cleaned bushes and fallen trees off the St. John's. I think It was. Volunteers also cleaned the Wcklva. But It should not have to be volunteers. The government should pay people to clean the rivers and places where wildlife live. But Its good people care and take time out to clean the rivers and other places. It Is also still good you want lo save wildlife. But I Just think pollution Is Important to wildlife und human’s survival. Chris Thomas Longwood A solutuon for Orlando Why doesn't Orlando haul Its coal and other freight south on the Florida East Coast R.R. to Sharpes, and then, if necessary, build a spur to Taft. Bob Dachn Sanford Elect a new C ongress The billions our politicians are now ttorrowing to shore up Gorbachev's satellites will some day have lo Ik* repaid by our grandchildren through thcii labor and frugality. The Lithuanian episode demonstrates that Gorbachev Is still the totalitarian ruler o f Eastern Europe; and that the newly-elected "governm ents" are nothing more than fronts, created to Justify the continued funding of the commitnist/socfallst world by the US taxpayers. What can we do to stop our politicians from giving our tax dollars lo foreign governments? Congress Is the key. All 435 House seats and one third of the Senate seats are up for reclectlon this fall. It would be futile to try to convert the loyalties of our current congressmen over to upholding America's Interests; they already have become too dedicated toward salvaging the bankrupt socialist natlot j. We must elect a new Congress in November that Is pledged to stop the exporting of our taxes — no more tax money lor foreign aid; World Bank; International Monetary Fund: or foreign giveaways under any other name. As long as we have the ballot we can control the actions of our government. William W. Falconer McAlpIn L E T T E R S TO T H E E D IT O R Letters to the editor .ire welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address ol the writer and a daytime telephone number Letters should be on a stnghle subject and be as hrlrl as possible.. Letters are subject to editing Downtown likes idea of mall Poised adjacent to the courtyaid that s e p a ra te d th e old l i br a r y from th e downtown Sanford Shoppes, one will find four specialty shops owned by the Jacobson family und manuged by Sara. Rose, the matriarch o f Ihe family opened RosJay's 37 years ago on the site that Is now Ro-Jay. Too. Between Ro-Jay. Too and Ro-Jay is the Surju Gallery, housing decora­ tor art and the Country Courtyard. The Country Courtyard Is the latest addition to First Street. When queried about her assessment of the Impact the proposed Seminole Mall will have upon downtown businesses. Sara indicated that the historical evolution of malls must be considered. Prior to suburbia and the suburban malls, downtowns were the nuclei o f the cities. Downtowns were sim ilar to m alls because they accom ­ modated anchor stores, specialty shops In addition to banking institutions, govern­ mental buildings and other enterprises. Downtowns were the hub o f activities for citizens. The passage o f time caused the aging o f downtowns. Accompanying this aging process was the exodus of citizens to the suburbs. The residential sprawl of suburbia precipitated Indigenous shopping malls. This new phenomena generally consisted o f several anchor stores like Burdlnes. Iveys. '>rdan Marsh and clusters LURLENE SWEETING of specially shops. There was a nationwide proliferation of malls. Many downtowns were left foundering and deserted. Three central factors helped reverse the decl ine of d o w n t o w n s . Downt own merchants organized associations to combat this downwurtl spiral. The federal govern­ ment Intcrvcneu by supporting downtown redevelopment and restoration. Money also became available lo historical preservation societies. Sura welcomes the proposed Seminole Mall because It will help Sanford grow In a positive way. Art Impressive mall near our core area will make a positive statement for Sanford. If the gurus proposing the mail nre correct In their projections, larger numbers of people will be attracted lo Sanford. The downtown merchants must be prepared to market their businesses and benefit from the Influx ol shoppers visiting the mall. Downtown shops offer uniqueness, quali­ ty personalized services, courtesy and comfort. If our downtown core area con­ tinues Its Image building. It will he pleasur­ abl e to sh op In do wnt o wn Sanford. Couturlere treatment will be experienced In the downtown shops, but not In the malls. Malls are more Institutionally oriented, with large variety, high volume displays and anonymity In shopping. Sara says that her first quarter sales for the past four years have significantly exceeded the year that preceded It. This proves thnt downtown specialty shops can thrive. Sa'rS credits her Sanford customers and others who come from Leesburg. Daytona. Heathrow. Orlando and other towns for the success. A preview o f the Country Courtyard made me feel as If I had been transported Into a real courtyard. The first thing that Is experienced Is the fragrant smell of the Potpourri Garden and the multitude o f silk flowers and trees that form the border. The old brick floor gables and bay windows tastefully done In cedar shingles makes the courtyard all the more realistic. The Country Courtyard will feature crafts, country gifts and special sewing machines. Dot Painter will manage the Country Courtyard. WORLD ANALYSIS Fan of Fidel upsets Cuban exiles By TOM TIKPK________________ MIAMI — By most accounts. Andres Gomez seems to be a decent sort of fellow. He is quiet, modest and friendly. He works hard In Ills own business. He Is devoted to his family. He keeps out of trouble. He believes In God und llllle green apples. And he says he Is greatly concerned with social and human Justice. Yet the thing Is. nobody llkrs him. Actually, he may be the most hated man In Miami. He Is treated with contempt on the streets: he Is derided In the lets. He is savaged In the riedla. He Is also threatened on a regular basis, and he thinks there are tnary around this town who would like to do him In. What's the problem? Andres G om ez tikes Fidel Castro. Gomez Is founder of a proCastro organization called the Brigada Antonio Marco. He like­ w ise edits « m aga zin e-th at supports the Cuban president. He says Castro Is a "go o d person" — he has little but praise for the gentleman's "fine leadership" — anti he fully supports the 30-ycar-old revolt that placed him In power. N a t u r a l l y , all of t hi s Is anomalous In South Florida. There are 700,000 Cubans living here, most of whom are exiles from the Castro revolution. They claim Caslro is a ruthless de­ generate who has lorn the heart from their homeland, set himself on a political throne and created a police state In the Americas What's more, the locals do not appreciate contending points of view. They say anyone who has a good word for Castro has to be some kind o f spy. They say. In other words, that Gomez Is a communist agent, and that he ha:. been recruited by the Cuban government to spread Hr and sow confusion in the anil-( astro community. T h e Cuban exi l es believe Gomez Is financed Illegally by the Cuban Mission lo the United Nations. And they point out that he routinely travels to Havana, as the guest ol the Castro regime. They say he Is therefore a sneak, a communist, a traitor to democratic Ideals and — O K — th e m ost bated man In Miami. Smal l wonder that Gomez worries for his safety. And he takes this opportunity to insist that he has been misjudged. Yes. he says he admires Castro — but he denies he Is any sort of Cuban agent. He says he Is merely procuring Ills rigid as a U S. resident to stand up and speak out for what he believes. A spy? Goodness gracious. Gomez says lie Is an exile like all Ihe others. He says he came to Florida us a child, when his father lied from the 1959 revolu­ tion. He says he grew up In an anti-Castro environm ent, re­ ceived an anti-Castro education, and even took part in some anti-Castro activities and de­ monstrations. So. hr says he has paid his dues. Bill he Insists on retaining Ills own mind as well: " I can't say Fidel Castro Is such a terrible thing, no. I think he has done many good things, many good things. I support the revo­ lution. because most people In Cubit support the revolution, und I think Ihe exiles should know It." T o this end. Gomez says he started the Brigada Antonio Macro In 1978. The organization Is named in honor of a Cuban who fought In the war of Independence against Spain. He says ihe brigade has units In several U.S. cities, such as New York. Houston and Miami, and Ihe members "arc good Cuban patriots, like m yself." As for his magazine. Il Is called "A rrlto ," after a pre-Columbian Indian dance. The publication Is produced by a sniff o f eight, and the first printing was In 1987. The exile community says Arclto Is rife with apologies for Castro, but Gomez says Its sole purpose Is to encourage discussions re­ garding Cuba; "Right now there Is only one side lo the story, the exile side. I've been trying to change that. I want to promote a dialogue. I am a left-wing person who believes In the struggle for human rights, and I think we should remember that this is exactly what the Cuban revolution stands for. In Cuba and around the world.” Gom ez says he cooperates with the Cuban government In organizing "workshop" tours tc the Island. He furthermore ad­ mits that he talks at times with Cuba's U.N. Mission concerning “ •.he need fo r the U.S. to n o r m a l i z e r e l a t i o n s with Castro." Otherwise, he goes on. "1 am a private citizen who has a private magazine business." Private Is right. Gomez soys he Is so detested In Florida that he must work his days almost In secret. He does not list his telephone number, he only rcnls a post office box for the maga­ zine, and he dues not give the names o f his associates. tC) IW ) Newipdper Enltrprlw Atucljllon. Egyptian-Syrian differences underscored By LEESTOKBS CAIRO. Egypt — President Husnl Mubarak's historic talks In D a m a s c u s w i t h S y r i a n strongman Hafez Assad mark what governm ent officials in Culro like to describe as In­ creasing moderation and unity within the Arab camp. Mubarak’s visit Wednesday, the first lo Damascus for an Egyptian leader In 12 years, symbolizes Ihe end of a fend between the two former ArabIsracll war allies that began when the late Egyptian Presi­ dent Anwar Sadat signed a peace treaty with Israel In 1979. But the visit does risk allcnating Egypl ' s close ally. Iraq, because Its leader. Saddam Hussein. Is an arch-rival ol Assad. Mubarak's trip also un­ derlines the deep differences that still divide the Arab world. The visit cim es alter Israel's caretaker Prime Minister Yl/hak Shamir made It clear (hat. while his right-wing Likud Party Is Interested In peace. It did not regard the five-point plan ol Secretary of Slate .lames Baker as the only method of achieving that goal. The Baker plan envisages an Israeli-PalcstIninn dialogue in Cairo. Egypt, which has been repre­ senting Ihe Palestine Liberation O rganization In prelim inary talks with the United States ami Isra el, ex p res sed regret at Shamir's remarks. But Mubarak lell short ol adopting PLO leader Yasser Arafat's eall lor economic and diplomatic sanctions against the Jewish slate. Egyptian officials think that. while Cairo can try lo act as a moderating Influence on such radical Arab stales as Libya und Syria, and even Iraq. Israel must offer something In return for the preliminary peace process lo continue to work. Diplomats think that while decreasin g S oviet und East European In flu en ce nudged Syria and Libya (Kick Into the mainstream Arab fold, there was nothing lo Indicate this was anything more than a short-term lactic. "C’oiiiurles like Syria. Libya and Iran have, by necessity, shown greater moderation In l heir foreign policy, but the regimes which fostered antiWestern terrorism and radical solulIons to the Middle East problem are still in place," a Cairo-based Western diplomat said. Egypt generally cannot he compared lo "police slates" such as Iran. Syria. Libya and Iraq. Foreign Ministry officials s a y th e l e a d e r s o f t h o s e countries "must slay in power at all cost or risk losing not only l heir jobs, bul their lives." S o m e a n a l y s t s t h i n k Mubarak's talks In Damascus show he has become a master of exploiting differences In Ihe Arab world and trying to turn them into a system of cheeks and balances that force Arab states to present a facade nr unity. "T h e only problem Is If one of Ihe radicals decides he has more to gain by rocking the boat and dragging everyone else wllh h im ." said columnist Admin Ismail. L h Stokes writes lor United Press In ttrnattorvBl. S izin g up U .S. airline flight attendants I'll never forget my llrst plane trip. It was shortly after 1 graduated from college in the mid-1970s. 1 know lhat must sound sort of late, but I was the kid o f Iwo railroad telegraphers and rode all over the country half-fare until the demise of passenger trains. Until then. I Just hadn't needed to fly anywhere. But there I was when my plane touched down In Dallas, wearing my little business null and feeling a lot like the woman on Un­ cover of Savvy magazine. 1 looked out m y window, and lo my surprise. I saw a giant billboard for Southwest Airlines featuring at least one stewardess In hot pants. (There actually may have been several, but l think I have tried to block out the slglii over tinyears. I As luck would have li. 1 was booked on Southwest to Houston, and I bad a thigh level view of two sets ol gorgeous tanned legs as the young female tlight attendants moved up and down the aisle. Then’ were no male Bight attendants wl lh corre­ sponding hairy gam In hot trousers. "What the devil Is that all about?” I asked my friend when she picked me up at the airport. (jointing up In the billboard as we passed it. "Oh. they're just trylng in woo ihe' male business commuter." she explained. "But 1 thought tile days ol 'Coffee. lea or me?' w ei- history," 1 said. "A n d ih<-u the OPINION SARAH OVERSTR EET llrst time I get on a plane, it s III. I'm Patty. Fly me.' I can't believe it!" "Sugar, this is Texas." she replied. I've been Hying back and lortli in Texas fora long time now. and I'm happy Inrepori the billboards arr gone and 1 haven’ t seen a pair o f hot pants In r o t s It seems I lull both the male and fcmali attend.nils nn all the airlines I’ve Mown ate getting older and fewer nl thrill me nt tin- linl-p.tni variety. I was iN-gtnnlng to believe we bail truly turned a corner lowartl equal <iu|ilovinriit ojijHirtunity lor (light .itiendatils until Amcr lean Airlines in s t tu in d thru w .h kv weight policy. According lo Al i e n ill’s i nil- book "a firm, trim sllhme i|i ii - • ol l.ntges. rolls m |launches, is m • • s- u . '-•I ;iii ali ii >III- lent lit Image." 1hey also ho . i a i Im i 1 <il standards tor thru .uti lid.nits to lie- • 1 lll.ll Is based on some ittsti r iu< > llgures ol how im-ii should Weigh nun b men uiul according lo their heights. You know those charts. They lean lowartl the lean, to say the least. "A n alert, efficient Im age"? Who are they trying to kid? If there were some safety reason why people with "1 ulges. rolls or paunches" shouldn't be flight attendants, such as being unable lo move up and down the aisles easily or perform cor red ly In an emergency, you could understand such a weight chart. Bul a few bulges or rolls don't Impair performance. IT they did. the airline w'ould have lo fire most ol Its pilots. The American Airlines rule hook Isn’t talking atiout performance. It’s talking utmut Ihe image of performance. Never mi nd If the attendants are alert and efficient; do they look like what American corporale muckety-tmieks perceive as ap­ pearing alert and efficient? This Is a poor disguise for their real aim. which Is to go lor looks In hiring. I don’t understand why American doesn’t Just hang a sign oil the IM-rsotmel office door. "N o |Hldg\ people ucetl apply." The fed eral government Iiits ill* ■ taken n ( t pllOTI to Ana Tit an's hoki V i ule . at d is SOmg the airline lor discmutilation ileie s bo plllg ill) ■goveu inn ill wins. or we ill.iv all tinIII (IIII si 'Ives \u ■mis ul |mtso:lltcl (Mill! les 'll. it atblt rarllv <Ii i lilt- uui hi l.lgc s don’t |IUnjecl ale rtm ssur efficiency. r 1P4P*1' f n w Aucn td*On �>— Sanford H « — Sunday, May 13, 1990 Marcum exhibit s h o w s 'll haic history of tOYS________________________________ I PHILADELPHIA ‘ Dapper Den the Coon Jigger,'* "Hopping hutty Mad Indian." or "T h e New Qame o f Ah Sin the Heathen C hinee" would be unthinkable names o f American toys today. However, they were accepted In America's past. A toy exhibit at the Balch In stitu te for Ethnic Studies proposes to shed some light''on how much progress has been made In America In the last 150 years and how much more needs to be made. "W e felt If we can .nterpret them (toys), then we can show the progress." said museum director Call Stern. "But more Is needed." T h e ex hi bi t , whi c h runs through Oct. 13. features more than 170 mechanical toys, dolls and gam es produced In the United States since the mid1800s. From crude toys deplet­ ing stereotypes o f the I Oth century to “ ethnically correct" computer games and contempo­ rary Michael Jackson dolls, the exhibit Illustrates a century of change In ethnic Images. Industrialization In the late 1800s brought mass production to America and with it n flood of toys to the market. Including many racist products. Stern said. "That Is where the most of­ fensive toys started." she said. "T h e ethnic Images in the toys reflect the attitude o f the domi­ nant culture." "V ery few children knew what they were seeing and the effects It h a d . " s a i d m u s e u m spokesman Lawrence Setver. With the flood o f Immigrants and the end o f slavery, derogato­ ry stereotypes reflected the fears of whites that their power and cultural hegemony was being threatened. Stem said. "Always, the new group Is made fun o f by the proceeding groups." Selvcr said. With some o f the toys on display, a child's playing with them produces some degree o f violence against a person in the toy. A good example Is a 19th century bank called "Alw ays Did ‘Splse a Mule." The loy portrays a grossly caricatured black child riding a mule. A player pushes a lever, causing the mule to buck and throw the black child head-first Intoa logon Ihcground. "T h e child Is doing the vio­ lence against the person In the toy and It Is Implied that It Is fun." Stem said. "It also created (he climate that such violence Is acceptable." "Paddy and the Pig." another bank made In 1882. shows an Irishman eating a pig. When the pig kicks a penny onto Paddy's and other groups. The Brat tongue. Paddy rolls his eyes as realistic black Infant doll, the he swallows. 'Bye-Lo Baby." appeared In the Stem said the toy belittled early 1920s. aald Stem. Irish people and tended to re­ Earlier black dolls were stereo­ duce t hem to the l evel o f t y p e d ^ . " m a m m i e s " or animals. "pickaninnies." By the end o f World War I. But by the end o f Wbrld War there was a change In American II. the desire for ethnic assimila­ toys. Cultural attitudes toward ethnic groups softened and It tion reached a point where most was reflected In the toys. Stem ethnic Images In toys disap­ said. Rather than degrading dif­ peared. Stem said. ferent groups, toys showed token _ American views on beauty and expressions o f ethnicity but gen­ attractiveness were reflected In erally encouraged assimilation. shapely, blue-eyed "B a r b ie " T h e 1 9 2 0 s s a w n o n ­ dolls. Stem said. The faces of threatening dolls and toya of white children were shown on non- Engl i sh- spe aki ng Euro­ toy boxes and playing boards peans. blocks. Aslans. Eskimos and cards. City questions whether Navy Lev returns in new Potok work will deliver USS Kitty Hawk BOOK REVIEWS Th e Olft of Asher Lav By Chaim Potok (Kaopf. 370 pp., 819.95) Chaim Potok's gift has been to write about Jew ish life In a manner accessible and attractive to people o f all faiths. Potok's new novel. "T h e Qlft o f Asher L ev ." gives further proof q f his considerable talents. Potok brings back the character readers will remember from "M y Name Is Asher L ev" In u m oving account o f religion, art and family, of the commitment and sacrifices each requires, and the occasional but searing conflicts they can cause. The novel — which will mukr people want to re-read Potok's earlier works — takes Lev. his wife Devorah, and his children. Rochelch and Avrumcl. from their home In France track to Brooklyn. N.Y.. and the world of the latdovrr Hasldlm In which he grew up. Stung by criticism of his most recent art showing. Lev returns for his uncle's funeral and faces continuing resentment over his crucifixion paintings that led to the llusldlm sending him to exile years before. Lev now must deal with his art. his family, his religion and the expectations of all — Including the unspoken request for a major sacrifice. Potck handles all ol this masterfully, with u rhythm and way with words that reminds one somewhat of E.L. Doctorow. He brings both light and dark to the work to give It depth and has created a novel that far exceeds the boundary of Its pages. Bound to Lead: T b s iChanging N atu re o f A m erica n Pow er B / J fe b p h S .N y s J r . (BadJc Books. 307 pp.. 819.93) There Is a growing body of work, such as Paul Kennedy's "R ise and Fall of Great Powers." that contends America's Imperial age is over and that Its Influence In the world Is declining. The arguments, however, don't persuade Joseph S. Nye Jr., Ford Foundation professor o f International Security at Harvard Universi­ ty. and In his valuable "Bound to Lead" he sets out to refute the pessimists und naysayers. Nye begins by persuasively challenging the notion that the United States held hegemonic or Imperial sway over the world In the aftermath of World War II. He marshals a host of examples of the nation's Inability to get Its way In International power and policy dis­ putes. In separate chapters, Nye examines the military, economic, and cultural resources available to the United States us It enters the 1990s and prepares for the 21 si century. He also looks at potential challenges to America's leadership from the communist camp and from allies. Written while events In Eastern Europe were still unfolding. Nye may understate the potential of Europe but Is persuasive In rebutting those putting Japan fnrwurd as the likely next leading power. Unltsd Prass Intsmsttowal Still. Nye Is not a Pollyana He argues acutely that the U.S. role Is more likely lo be undermined by events at home than abroad. Although his argument Is complex und wide-ranging. Nye writes straight-forward prose that makes his work accessible. A B order S tation By Shane Connaogbton (St. M a rtin ’s,*165 pp., 81 4 .9 9 ) This first novel by Academy Award winning screenw riter Shane Connaughton was a bestseller In Ills native Ireland, and deservedly so. . C o n n a u g h t o n wa s c o - a u t h o r ol t he screenplay Tor the acclaimed film "M y Left Foot." Ills descriptive prose und obvious eni|>athy with his young hero suggest these seven Interconnected stories contain more than u little uutohlographlcul material. The stories detail Incidents In the life of a boy living along the Irish Republic's border with Ulster. Through his relationships with his doting mother, his slcrn police sergeant father, u pollo-strirkrn neighbor and assorted villagers and chums, the boy slowly emerges from naivete to n growing' awareness of what the real world might be like. ■ach story l» a gem. and together they provide n remarkably Insightful glV, pse Into rural Irish life. This Immensely readable book will probably produce laughter, tears and a sense or " I ’ve tieen there" In many readers. And there's no higher praise than that. The F ifth Profession By David M orrell (W arner. 448 pp.. 819.95) "T h e Fifth I’ofcsslon" starts at a pace most authors would tie hard-pressed to end with. But what else would you expect from the man who gave the world "Ram bo?" David Morell's hero In his latest novel Is known simply as "Savage." an executive protector, the "fifth profession." Savage Is hired by a beautiful American movie star, now the princess of a tiny European principality, to find her equally beautiful sister, widow of an assassinated New England senator-presidential candidate. Her new husband, a Greek millionaire, fs holding her prisoner and abusing her on a remote Aegean Island. The operation goes well until Savage realizes that one o f the Greek's protectors Is Akira, a Japanese whom Savage had seen decapitated when they worked together on a previous assignment. Akira, who also "sa w " Savage killed. Joins forces with Savage to find the truth. The three escape the 'stand and begin a globe ringing adventure to solve the mystery of "Jamals vu " — never seen, the op|>osltc of "deju vu." The novel continues at a breakneck pace of uellon sequences that reaches Its climax In Japan. The ending Is less than satisfactory, but It's still good escape reading lu the "Rum ba" tradition. THIS WEEK’S BEST SELLERS FICTION 1. The Stand — Stephen King (4.787 copies ordered) 2. The Orent Waldo Search — Martin Handford (No. 2 last week — 1.831) 3. September — Rosamunde Pilcher (1 — 1.708) 4. Where's Waldo? — Martin Handford (3 - 1.670) 5. Find Waldo Now — Martin Handford (8 — 1.302) ' 6. Oh, the Places Ton'll Go — Dr. Sruss (6 - 1.239) 7. The Gold Coast — Nelson DeMIlle (1.211) 8. Skinny Legs and All — Tom Robbins (4 - 1.165) 9. "O '* is for Gumshoe — Sue Graflon (10 - 1.127 10. The Evening News — Arthur Hall -y (5 - 1.010 ) NONFICTION 1. Men at Work — George Will ( I - 3.635) 2. Head First — Norman Cousins (2 — 2.086) 3. Wealth Without Risk — Charles Givens ( 6 - 1.119) 4. Broken Cord — Michael Dorris (4 — 9951 5. Flashbacks — Morley Safer (3 — 826) 6. Parting with Illusions — Vladimir Pozner(5 — 715) 7. Motherly Devotion — Pat Ross (646) 8. In the Arens — Richard Nixon 19 — 6-15) 9. Megatrends 2000 — John Nalsbitt (7 — 588) 10. The Callaway Diet — Wayne Callawav (565) MASS PAPERBACKS 1. Red Phoenix — Larry Bond (5 .4 14) 2. The Servants of Twilight — Dean R. K o o n tz(l — 3.783) 3 All 1 Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten — Robert Fulghum (4 — 2.385) 4. Guardian Angel — Julie Garwood (2,335) 5. The T-Fsctor Diet — Martin Katalm 12.172) 6. " F ” Is for Fugitive — Sue Grafton (2.109) 7. The Temple of My Familiar — Alice Walker (1.595) 8. Lives and Loves of the New Kids on the Block — Jill Matthews (5 — 1.557) 9. Holts No. 2: Oklahoma — Dana Fuller Ross 11.525) 10. A Prayer for Owen Mesny — John Irving (1.392) TRADE PAPERBACKS 1. F ifty Simple Things You Can Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Project ( I — 9.191) 2. F ifty Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Group (2 — 4.875) 3. Diet for New Am erica — John Rohhlns (9 -4 .7 4 3 1 4. Love You Forever — Rotx-ri Munsch (7 - 3 .4 7 3 ) 5. Lord of the Flies — William Golding (4 — 3.150) 6. New Kids on the Block Scrapbook — Grace Catalano (3 — 2.362) 7 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — It.II. Hiller (5 — 2.(MU) 8. W eirdos from Another Planet — Hill Wat lerson (6 — 2.0011 9. Cancer Conquerer — Greg Anderson (1.535) 10. Codependent No More — Melody Hculllc (10 — 1.470) Rankings based on orders lo Ingram Honk Co. from more Ilian 7.(xxt Ixtokslorcs na­ tionwide. PENSACOLA — For n city that long ago tied lls fate to the Navy, a world without the Cold War and the resulting re-evaluation o f defense needs has made the future uncertain for Pensacola. O ver the past few weeks. Pensacola residents have begun to wonder if a promised aircraft carrier, the USS Kitty Hawk, will ever materialize now that the Navy Is re-thinking Its 1984 "strategic home-porting plan." a p rogra m that r edi st ri but ed warships from the East and West coasts to the Gulf Coast. "A ll we can do Is reflect on what Ihc secretary of the Navy and Navy officials have Indicated In the local professional and business leaders and Ihnt Is that we re going lo get a blg-dcck carrier." said Brad Butcher, a retired admiral and member of the Pensacola l l omepor t l ng Commission. " I ' v e been co n cern ed all a lo n g ." said Pensacola City Manager Rod Kcndlg aboul the re-evaluation of home-porting. And If the home-porting ques­ tion were not enough, a Texas se na t o r r e c e n t l y c a us e d a brouhaha when he suggested the Navy give to Texas some­ thing that has been a part of Pensacola since the early 1900s — aviation training. "There's so many unanswered questions In defense right now beeause we don't know what treaties are going to be In place and we do not know the level or spending for defense." said Rep. Earl Hutto. D-Fla. "And It's Just very difficult to get unswers to the future of Insinuations throughout the na­ tion." said Hutto, who Is still fighting to prevent the Air Force from making severe cuts at the Panhandle's Eglln A ir Force Base. Pensacola has had tics with the Navy going back lo the 19th century. It Is the "Cradle of Nnval Aviation," where Initial aviation training Is done. It's home of the USS Lexington, where aviators learn lo land on a moving carrier. The Navy currently makes up a third of the local economy. F o r th e l a s t f e w y e a r s , Pensacola has been preparing for the 1991 arrival of the USS Kitty Hawk — a plum from the Navy's home-porting plan — and the departure o f the Lexington, which Pensatola gave up to Corpus Chrlstl. Texas. In return for the Kitty Hawk. The state committed #12 mil­ lion to dredge Pensacola Bay, w hile Pensacola-area govern­ ments contributed 91.2 million. And rather than see the Lex­ ington head for Texas before the Kitty Hawk arrived, another 92.5 million was spent to move it to a downtown pier. Hut the lessening Soviet threat has prompted Washington to re-evaluate strategies and pro­ grams. Now the 9852 million home-porting plan Is far from certain. Earlier this month. Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney sounded the possible death knell for the plan when he called for a re-r valuatlon o f work on four of six ports. Metric C ontinued from Page ID "C o m m e rc e ’ s allocution of resources to support the effort have been minimal, and officials at major agencies Including Department of Defense. General Services Administration und Hie National Aeronautics und Space Administration have said lls lack of commitment hits weakened (heir own efforts," the report stated. Only six of the 37 agencies surveyed by the GAO had com­ pleted their guidelines for metric conversion and only one had drawn up a transition plan. No agen cy had developed (line frames to show how much met­ ric conversion It plans lo achieve by (he end of fiscal 1992. "T h e great majority of the agencies stated that more than three-quarters o f total work for metric conversion remains lo he done." said the GAO. which Is Ihc Investigative arm o f Con­ gress. G.T. Underwood, director of metric programs for the Com­ merce Department, said he con­ siders the GAO report "fa ir." and he hopes It will encourage agencies lo speed up metric conversion planning. But Underwood noted Ihc GAO Investigation was conducted at a l i me when tne agency was undergoing reorganization that i nc l ud e d f o r ma t i o n of the T e c h n o lo g y Admi ni st r at i on. Now. he considers the Com­ merce Department's efforts lo be on target. T h e In vestigation was re­ quested In July 1989 by Rep. Robert Roe. D-N.J., chairman of th e H o u s e C o m m i t t e e on Science. Space and Technology, and was released In March 1990. Despite the fears voiced by the GAO. Underwood said he thinks government adoption of the met­ ric system by Ihc end of 1992 Is g o i n g to be " v e r y , v e r y widespread." The agencies with the most Incentive lo convert to metric are those, like Commerce, that deaf with foreign trade, or that are Involved In scientific work, like NASA. Underwood said. To dale, the Department of Energy and Ihc Government Printing Offlee have been among the most aggreslve supporters of metric conversion, he said. Government bodies that will likely have more difficulties switching over Include the Agri­ culture Department and General Services Administration, which often deals with the domestic construction Industry which has been reluctant lo embrace met­ ric measures. Underwood said. Underwood said he doubts the latest move towards the metric system move will prompt a public uproar similar to thul triggered by the Metric Con­ version Act of 1975. which led to experiments like changing dis­ tances on highway signs from miles lo kilometers. " I don't think you are going lo sec the metric system used In weather reports and road signs for quite a while." he said. "I don't think the public Is going to be especially aware o f this change since most o f It will be seen onl y In m anufactured goods." The Commerce Department ofTlclzl noted most U.S.-made automobiles are already built for the metric system — even listing kilometers on the speedometer — and most processed foods also bear metric weights on their labels. A sked If he thinks many agencies will offer the excuse that metric conversion Is not e c o n o m i c a l l y f easi bl e. U n ­ derwood said: "T h e government must consider Ihc cost of nut switching. If we don't go ahead and do It. the cost could be the loss of our share o f Ihc world market." • Flag Continued from Page ID protecting the physical Integrity of the flag In all circumstances, but is de­ signed Instead lo protect It only against Impairments that would cause serious offense to others." However. Dick Howard, a Uni­ versity o f Virginia law professor and form er Suprem e Court clerk, said it was dilllcull for him to find any statute dial could get around the problem of content regulation. "T h e law before lhe court does a heller Job thun the Texas law did and since lliry only have lo pick up one vote tills might do It." he said. 'T h e y might gel (Justice) Kennedy. Ilul It's hard for me to escape the core Flrsi Amendment problem." He said thal any statute has lo turn on the symbolic value of the llag and that how one treats a symbol Is speech protected by the Constitution. He said It was hard lo see how this case was different from the Texas cast* Also, attempts by Congress lo gel around (he bulk ol the ruling by focusing on one or two lines may prove to lie Just that — attempts The court. In no un­ certain terms, said flag horning us part of political protest Is protected by (lie First Amend­ ment. "II there Is a bedrock principle underlying Hie First Am end­ m ent." Ihc court said Iasi year. ' 0 N thal Ihc giivcrnmciii m.u not prohibit the expression of un down the law will "certainly Idea sim ply because society refuel the argument that we finds the Idea Itself offensive or need an amendment." adding. "I disagreeable. We have not wonder If the clim ate Is as recognized an exception to this heightened as It was after the principle even where our flag Johnson decision. I wonder If has been Involved." people are quite us excited." T h e f e de r a l g o v e r n m e n t, He also said thal there have which must defend the law before the court, also strenu­ been cases where the political ously argues tlie flag Is the climate outside the court's door "unique symbol of the nation" has affected die Justices bul "som ehow I don't see this as one and should be protected. " T h e reason Is this: Flag of those cases." burning Is, by Its nature, a The level of Interest In the physical, violent assault on the court's decision could ce-*alnlv most deeply shared experiences be p i v o t a l l o w h e t h e r un o f the American people. Includ­ amendment is passed. The pro­ ing the sacrifices of our fellow cess was purposely made a citizens in defense of the nation difficult one by the drafters of and the preservation of liberty." the Constitution In hopes thal future leaders will be cautious. I hr government said. "It Is the physical assault and T o amend Hie Constitution, accompanying violation of ihr two-thirds o f both hour-* of (lug's physical Integrity — not Congress must approve the lan­ robust and uninhibited debate — guage and three-fourths of the that occasion the Injury that our slate legislatures must ratify It. society should nol lx* culled on " I would tie very worried If to bear." Congress set out to amend the However, that argument also Constitution.** Howard said. "| seems lo have been covered. don't like on principle (he Idea of "Th ere Is. moreover, no In­ carving out exceptions to the dication — either In the text of First Amendment. ' Kunsllcr said he hoped Hie (he Constitution or in our cases Inlerprellng It — that a separate court would Include In lls opi­ )iiridlcal category exists for the nion language aboul the folly of Am erican flag alone. ... We amending the Constitution to decline, therefore, (o create for cut bark on First Amendment ihc flag an exception lo the Joust rights. of principles |irnlected by the “ One of the most foolhardy First Amendment." the court Hilugs Is an over abundance of patriotism goaded on by point, said In Iasi year's ruling Howard said llial stri ki ng rlans." h«- said � 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 13, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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No 187— Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST Residents cry foul □ Sports W ekiva developm ent approved despite co n cern s over zoning Magic wilts under the Heat By J. M A M BANFIILO Remember tlxrsr T V ml* In which Orlando Magic head coach Mall G u n k w M y * h r hope* Magic fan* can help him "m ake iho Ileal disappear." Well. Guoka* I* probably still hoping the Ileal will disappear alter hi* leant lost lo Miami Wednesday for the third lime In four game* this season. Th e only Ihlng that disappeared Wednesday was an Orlando lead with less Ilian two mlm iles Irfl In the game. S** Pag* IB □ Florida Herald stall writer S A N FO R D — Seminole County commlssloncr* approved thr last major W rklva River development Wednesday night over Ihe outcry of Markham Woods area residents. Residents of the Markham Wood* estate homes area were concerned w ith Ihe 4 0 9 -h o m e Le xin g to n Estates development proposed by Lexington Homes. Seven people spokc against Ihe proposal, while no residents opposed the Heathrow expansion. Nobel winner ‘bombs’ in Miami MIAMI — T h e winner of the 1989 Nobel I'rl/e for literature paid a visit lo Carver Middle School Wednesday, but vtnte of the students who met with Ihe celebrated author were less than Impressed by the man and Ills answers. Karla A gurrla. 15. said S|>anlsh author Camllo Jose Cela was rude. "H e was ipille rude.” she said. "W e asked him to sign u paper anil he said. ’No. I only sign books."' "A ll we ask Is that our rotting be protected." M id Frank Shelton, a Markham Woods-urca resident and a member of the Seminole County Planning and Zonnlng Commission. " A n d man. It hasi^t been done on one site yet." "I have real concerns about the future of Ihe rural character of Ihe area." Mid Russell Monertcf. one of thr founders of Ihe W rklva Klvrr protection movement. Hut com m issioners said L e x ­ ington Homes plan la build 499 homes valued at 8350.000 or more on a 837-acre tract north of Lake M a ry H o n lr v a r d a nd w est of Markham Wixxls Hoad nlfrrrd holh protection to th r river and thr current residents' way of llfr. Lex­ ington Estates will lealurr an 18hole private golf course. " T h is will add lo thr (piallty of your life." Commissioner Pat W a r­ ren Mid. "You're ihe winner Itrrr." Shelton cited 220 home Sylvan Lake, approved In 1988. as thr first substantial Increase In density In the area. That decision was followed by approvals to allow 400 homes In Plantation and 485 homes In Alaqua Lakes beside the river to lx* "clustered" on half-arrr or smaller lots, be M id. In response. Commissioner Fred S trrrtm nn M id since the county bad already allowed Plantation and Alaipta Lakes near Ihe Lexington Homes site lo use a clustered plan, be could mil refuse a sim ilar rr quest. Commissioners voted 5 0 for the rrq u rst. Th e Florida Drfiartm rnl of Herald stall writer F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — Champion powerboat racer Ik'iijam ln Harry Kramer. Ills falhrr and Ills business lawyer were convicted of running a m ultImllllon dollar marlpi.ma sm uggling ring. S** Pag* 2A No contract for school officials S A N F O R D — Alan Barnette Productions, a l.os Angeles-based flint com pany, will be producing a movie In Sanford and other Cent ml Florida locations during the llrst two weeks In April. T h e flint. "Som ebody lias to Shoot the Picture." stars Roy Scheldcr and Honnlr Hcdclla and will air on IIHO In the fall. T h e cast and crew will lx- at various lix-allous In Sanford on April 2. 3 and 4. "W e will he Hinting In a swampy place near l.ake Jcsu p .mil at a trailer site near Ihe airport." said Michael llolhrlt k. ihe compuny'* publicist. Th e movie Is obout a former Pull/cr Prizew lnnlng photographer. Scheldcr. whose curccr has faltered, lie Is hired by a condemned man lo photograph Ills execution. Alter meeting the death row Inmate, the pholographcr chooses lo lobby for his Irccdom and conduct* his own Investigation. It Is In a trailer In Sanlord that lie Hulls a key witness to Ihe original crime. T h e Central Florida local Inns including San­ lord. will lx- the backdrop lor tin- fictional town ol Horton. Florida Alter leaving Sanlord. the company will s|*nd three days In Ml. Dora and one day al Huh Cap W orld In Orl.uido Jozette Schuckman relives moment when cockroach jumped Into her ear and lodged Bridge........ Classified! Com ics....... Crossword. Ooar Abby. Deaths........ Id itorlal.... Florida....... .OB ,4B OB OB .38 5A OA 2A Horoscope............... OB Nation....................... 4A People....................... 3B Police........................3A Sports........................1B Television................ 3B Weather....................2A W o rld ........................OA A chance of rain Partly cloudy today w l i h 2 0 p c re c ti i chance ol ullcriuxin s h o w e rs or th u n dersiorms Winds in Ihe southeast at Id lo 15 nipli High in Ihe m id Hlls. Lo w s to night in the m id IKK •*'•* F o r m a r* w * a th * r, soe P ig * 2 A H « t t thol# b» Twwnr Vtnctnt Ihere. She has since moved lo another aparlment complex. W o m an fin d s new a p a rtm e n t afte r c o c k r o a c h a tta c k ; m a y s u e lan d lo rd B y S U B A N L O D IN Herald stall writer S A N FO R D — A cockroach that jumped Into Ihe ear of a young Sanford mother as she was emptying her apartment dishwasher a few days ago sent her to Ihe hospital for a 90-m lnu tr ordeal as doctors worked lo kill and remove Ihe roach, she Mid. Jn/clte Schuckm an. 19. formerly of 60«i Mariner s Village Apartments. U.S. Highway 17-92. said she fears her Iruby's health anil lias moved Irum Ihe apartment. She Is|ire|>arlng lo light ihe upurtment's manageinenl for payment of her more Itum 875 C rn ln d Florida Regional Hospital emergency Public hearing on expressway extension set By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer From stall reports 1 By VICKI DeSORMIIR Boat racer found guilty Film crew comes to Sanford Bee Wekiva. Page 7A Bond defeat could damage property values %*• Pag* 2A W IN T E R PARK — lienny Arnold. Scmiiiolc C ounty school district director of transportation and his assistant To m Preston have been given tliclr walking pa|>cr*. "I wasn't expecting II." Arnold said H r referred lo a Id le r he received lids week from K lrhurd Wells, assistant superintendent lor laellliles and iruinqxiriullnn. saying Ills contract would not lie renewed. Wells had no comment on ilx- brings which will lie effective on Ju n e 30. Arnold would not name spccilic reasons lor the dismissal, txi confirmed Iho reasons were tuised on Wells' dissatisfaction with Ills Job performance. Hus drivers picketed the lraus|Mirtallou oilier lor several days at the lieginulng ol ibis school year, blaming administrators lor scheduling problems In bus routes for 25.000 student* Doth Arnold and Preston say they have already tx-gun linking for new job*. Com m unity Allairs must n -v lrw the pnqxisals approved by commission­ ers Tuesday and Wednesday. Final commission approval Is scheduled for J u ly in Fred Harden, a m rm lx -r ol Ilic Friends of the W rklva River Inc.. M ill be was pleased lo sec the Lexington plan lo prevent Irrigation water from the proposed I m hole golf course hum Mowing Into llir Wcklva River. H r said h r was alvi pleased to see th r qu a rte r- lo half-mile dlstanrr from Ihe devel­ opment's edge lo ihe Ihe rlvrr would be dedicated lo the county nr the slate for preservation. L e x in g to n Esta te s designers projxisrd In Irrigate ih»- golf course wlllt rainwater rnllrrle d III lairway water hazards anil reuse Irratrd waslrwaler from Ihe Yankee lu ik r SA N FO R D — Seminole County residents will have an opportunity April 25 in review plans lo extend Ihe Seminole Couniy Expressway north from Stale Road 42ti lo Sanlord and Its promised loll ol 81.50 Seminole Cou niy Expressway A uthorny member* set ilic public hearing dale Wednesday to become auolhcr utile marker along their road lo building a 12 mile |xirllou ol the road from Us current terminus near Oviedo. Alter the stale legislature lallcd In four a ltrm pls in 1989 in finance ihe expressway, considered one of ih r lop two lollrix.nl projects In ih r slate, authority member* Ix-gun prcpar.iltuns in Ja n u a ry to sell Im iiiiIs io Itii.uii c ihe road, experled In cost alxml 8158.3 million The I m iiiiI money. Ix-lleved lo lxlhe larges) uinouill a loll ol SI .50 |x-r trqi can n-|iay. m ay lx- enough in pay lor a four lunch road hutli lo Slate Ro.ul I I I with two lanes extending oil a bridge over Lake See H e a rin g. Page 7 A ”• room bill. After the Incident, she had asked Ihe management to move her to unoihrr nonInfested apartment, al no additional cost to her. Instead, the manager had Schuckm an's apartment resprayed Ihe apartment two days after Ihe Incident. Four days a firr the respraylng. on March 20. a stale Inspector visited Schuckm an's apartment and ordered a second spraying scheduled March 22. Schuckm an M id two hours afirr dial second spraying al aboul 3 p.m . she checked her sleeping baby In his crib and m w three roaches crawling on him. She move# in another apartment complex Iasi Friday, al See Roaches, Page 7A SA N FO R D — The rre rni defeat of the Seminole County school bond rrlrrrn d iim could adversely alfrrl property values In Ihe county, at cording lo Glenda I’hlljKit. president ol the Seminole County Hoard of Realtors. "W he n people with children look ui an eieu as a |x>sstblr home. Ihr llrsl qurstlon out ol llirlr moil ills Is alxiul I lie qualllv ol i h<- si hi Mils. I'lhlpnl. a rrlix-allou specialist. Mid. A rc|xirl produced by Ih r sclimil district staled lhal Ih r nvrrrrow dlng In Seminole Cou iilv schools coupled with a lark of adequate financial resources would ruusr a decline III Ih r quality ol cdiicallon m the district. " T h r recent defeat of the pnqMiscd school Ixind Issue w ill u n d o u b te d ly re qu ire su bsta ntia l overcrowding of schixils and Iniplcm rnl.illon ol dnuhlr sessions In a number ol schools." the rr|xiri slated. " T h is could significantly nffrci the desirabil­ ity of Seminole Couniy for poirnilul new residents, und therefore slow thr currrnl rule ol developm rn l." T h e report said ihe quality of Seminole County schools is expected lo decline due lo emergency measures which will need lo lx- taken lo house Ihe current and predicted student* |x>pului!on. This could signal a decrease In Ihe desirability of homes. I hereby decreasing their marketability and value "It behooves realtors to work hard in ensure the quality of our schools," Phil pot Mid. A m i Nclswender. Seminole County Scluxil Hoard chairman. Mid because of Ihe defeat ol ihe bond Issue referendum, the board has no choice but u> explore ihe use of double sessions and year-round schixils as alternative ways of bousing students. Over Ihe next five years. It Is expected an additional I7.(XX) students will enroll In Seminole Couniy schools. An additional 30.01)0 students will enter Ihe schools before ihe turn of Ihe century. "Naturally we don't want Ih r quullly ol educutlon lo go d o w n ." Nclswender Mid. "W e will do anything we have lo lo make sure the children do not *ulfrr. Our first priority Is lo ih e students." I'lill|xii said most people perceive a school system resorting to double sessions In their srlnxil* as Inferior, regardless of the qualllv of ilic curriculum " If * a decrease in qu a lity." she noted. "A n d a decrease In the quality of liu- schools will cause a decrease In Ihoiislng) sales Th e l.n k ol binding Ini dlslrlcl s< hinds could have a real !i i i |m c | iiii the Seminole Cm m lv market.'* N ew hologram stam p leaps o ff the en velo p es J . B R A D L E Y BILLIN G Herald stall writer S A N FO R D — One ol Ihe newest Items lo come across U.S. Post Office counters Is a business size envelope featuring a remarkable new stamp — a hologram stamp lhal. when exposed lo strong light, leaps oil iht* surface of Ilic envelope In a mliilaiurlzcd Ihreedimensional light show. The 25-cenl slump Is affixed lo the envelopes, which cost 3 0 cents. Ilic m i i i c as all other regular slanijx'd envelopes. T h e slump was created using a laser on a I bin. silver mirrored surface. Th e sernr depicts spacewalking astronauts float­ ing near itu-lr fulurtsik- space station. As thr direction ol ihe light hilling ihe slump shills, images up|x-ur and dt*u|ipeur and change colors Irom red to yellow, orange, green, purple and blur T h r r llr r l Is similar lo lhal which Is Inuntl on Ilic corners of V IS A credit curds. Longwixid I'osiui-islcr Jean Wells M id. "It's really p rrlly ." Wells M id. "Th e re 's a satellite spinning around and there arc slurs shining on U It s a 25-cenl slum p on a m im tx-r 9 envelope We’re run selling any more ol ih rm Ilian any other stamp !tin our window clerks are giving ilirm in people who ask lor ilic number 9* and ih r people seem in he h.ippv with i hern." The new slumps have been selling well In Orlando tieeuusr ol Its v ld lllly lo Ihe Kennedy Space O u te r. M id Dennis Llp|x-ncolt. a su|x-rvlsor lor the * < iiir.il Florida distribution ccnicr In Orlando lie has distributed 30.000 ol the new slumps and has 47.IXX) on order, he M kl T h e slu m p rc |x irtrd ly h a s Ix-cu m .ik in g a big till 1 I u SR t i c )_____ i HtukJ Fhuluby Tommy Ynkbh* New stamp is a big hll wilh collectors according lo postolhee u nil colleclors since u was released hi I k i <mix t hot llol all lix'.il posl olllcrs will dlstrlhulr the Ilian l.l|)|x*ncoll said Ihe slumps would lx- deliver' il III si lo phllalrlli' oullcls. posi ollli •s w here slump cnllri ling prixlucls .ire advcrllsi d .mil dlsltlhnlv ii I iisiiiiuiiton renters in ihe area on link I o u -.'.wimmI Ali.iiiinntt- Springs and I k-L.intl Ih e o ilie r places, lik e III S.111I011I iriig h i m il h.ivi s< e ii Ih c tll lx -c illis c we d im I iilllo iiia lii ills t lis ii lim it to Ih rm . L lp p r u r n ll said . H uH I|M np l< i m l i i i h i i n I'll send ih r m Short Iv alter learning the Sanlord In,on h ti.nl nom See S ta m p . Page 7A • __*_ SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B EST LO C AL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 I �■A — Sanford Herald. Sen ford. Florida — Thoredey. Mereh » , 1980 NEWS FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Boat racer convicted of drug smuggling Pilot flunks drug tsst, Is flrsd MIAMI - - An Eastern Airlines pilot who tested positive for drug u w when h r rritirned to work last sum m er has been fired, after the company discovered the clerical error that caused It to overlook the original test result, a spokesman said Wednesday. Eastern spokesman Robin Malell said the oversight was discovered idler the unidentified pilot was arrested for allegedly buying cocaine In Key West. “ Mis test was positive, but through a clerical error II was missed." Malell said. “ He was arrested allegedly for buying cocaine. When we were notified by the Key West police, we confronted Idm and he resigned, early In M arch." Hut the pilot later rescinded his resignation, and so was fired. Malell said. H r could not say If the pilot tested positive for cocaine. Malell said the pilot, who joined Eastern In 1985, llew as a second officer, or night engineer, on Eastern's Heel of Boeing 727 Jeis As a second ofneer. the pilot would have never flown the n lrm tll. although he sits In the cockpit. Malell said. Panel: prison care caused inmates' death T A L L A H A S S E E — Tw o Inmates died and another lost a leg to gangrene because of less-than-standard medical treatment al a prison near Daytona Beach last year, a court-appointed panel of doctors said In a report published Wednesday. After reviewing medical records al Tom oka Correctional Institution In Volusia County, the team of doctors said that In scvrral rases medical staff showed "both professional Incom­ petence and a malignant degree of Indifference to hum an suffering.” In one case, they discovered that medical staff failed to care for a 60-year-old asthmatic who slowly died of respiratory failure. In another case, a 68-year-old Inmate In prison for molesting a 12-year-old girl had complained of serious chest pains In Ja nu a ry 1989. and he was placed In the Infirmary for nine hours. He died of heart failure after he had been sent back to his cell, ilie dnciors' report said. Lawyers representing the prison system said the two deaths were isolated Incidents and two nurses were fired after the asthmatic dlrd. Martinez to seek federal disaster aid T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida plans to seek federal disaster assistance for seven Panhandle counties affected by flooding In l he Iasi two weeks as soon as damage assessments are complete. Gov. Hob Martinez said Wednesday. Mranwhile, a section of heavily traveled Interstate 10 In Washington County was closed Indefinitely fur repairs to supports nn a bridge over I he Choctawhalcher River weakened by erosion caused by flooding. Harry Inman, a spokesman for the Department of Transporta­ tion. said engineers were assessing the damage to the pilings Wednesday to decide what kind of action was needed. “ W ithin a day or so we'll know how long It will take to get irafllc going again." Inman said, adding that II could be several w rrk s for I hr D O T lo make the repairs necessary to make I he bridge safe again. Travelers are being routed 4 0 to 50 miles out of their way while ihe repairs take place, said Rod Wcstoll. chief of emergency planning for the stale. Automobiles are being detoured north along U.S. 90. while trucks arc- being re-routed south along Slate Hoad 79 and Highway 20. AlMMirV.Wjrr Panhandle residents evacuatcd lh e ir homes after h a rd ra in s In A la b a m a c a u s e d Ih e C h o c ta w h a tc h e c . Apalachicola and other rivers In the region to swell over their (sinks i wo weekends ago. NAACP calls for mayor's resignation F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — T h e local N A A C P has called for the resignation of Mayor Bob Cox. who told a group of fourth graders tluii a person must be “ free, white and 21“ to be mayor. Roosevelt Walters, head of the local N A A C P . called on Cox to step down Tuesday and said. " T h e proper thing for him to do Is to call a press conference and go on national T V and apologize lo Fort l-auderdale, Broward County and the nation.” Cox, 72. has announced he will nol run again after his term expires next year. T h e Mai croc ill by Cox Iasi month tu students al Edgcwnod Elementary School has thrust Fort Lauderdale Into the national spot light. Cox Immediately corrected himself after making Ihe statement, telling students K wasn't that way anymore, but the damage apparently had already been done. Walters said he also plans to talk about the Issue with national N A A C P Executive Director Benjamin Hooks and other organiza­ tion ntllcrrs ut a meeting Thu rsda y In Orlando. He said he also hn|N-s lo havr Hooks attend next Tuesday's C ity Commission meeting Cox has said he meant nothing by ihe remark und that "Inlclllgenl blacks weren't offended by It. F ro m Unitad P ra ts In tarns tlonal ra ports LOTTERY TALLAH ASSEE • The daily numbet Wednesday in Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was BOS Straight Play (numbers in exact on1er| S2A0 on a SO cent bel, 1500 on 11 Boi 3 (numbers in any order) 180 lor a 50 cent bet. 1160 on 11 Bo« 6 (numbers in any order): 14Q lor a 50 cent bel 180 on 11 Straight Box 3 1330 in order drjMn. 180 in an* order on a ll bel Straiqht Box 6 1290 in order drawn 140 a picked in combination on I I bel ILIVPV XII IMI Thursday March 29 1990 Veil 82 No 18/ • Vater.d Clan Peiijge Paid at lenterd. x lend a u r n P O L T M A IT F R Vend eddrett chaneet re TM r S A N FO R D H E R A L D . P O Rea US? laniard. F L >1/11. Viibnnpiien Ralei ID ailr a fsndex) Hama Oaliaarx * Mail I Month* tl* sa a Men's* I Veer in M SU M Pinna (a il ) m >411 of lie 26 charges against him. 1n r lint mg (h i two ra rk rlrrrin g counts. T h e Jury wits still deliberating on churgcs agalnsi a lourlli defendant. M lrliurl Gilbert. 39. of Sherman Oaks. Calif., u busi­ nessman act used of helping Ihe group laundri money. U.S. District Judge Norman Rnctlgrr hus not yet scheduled srnlcnclng for ihe other three. Prosecutors argued In court that K ra m ri conspired with the others to launder t i l . 3 million In drug proceeds through shell I companies and accountants In Florida. California. Liechtens­ tein. London and the British Virgin Islands. T h e y said the organization smuggled 500.000 pounds of marijuana Into the United Slates In seven loads during a five-year period. Prosecutors are also seeking to seize $50 million In assets that the government contends the defendants financed w llh drug proceeds. Suspect to get new trial thanks to Geraldo show UwKtd P r u BrtarwaW n al W E S T PALM B E A C H - A n appeals court ordered a new tria l for a cocaine trafficking suspect because Jurors were shown a prejudicial videotape of his ar­ rest lh a i was broadcast na­ tionwide by enienalner Geraldo Rivera. T h e 4 lh District C o u rt or Appeal ruled Wednesday that Nelson Scot! J r .. 36. must be irted again. He was convicted of cocaine trafficking In March 1988 and senlenced to 15 years In prison. Television crews videotaped Scott’s am -sl. along wllh lhal of his girlfriend Minnie Jackson und three other people from their native Bahamas. C B S broadcast the tape on Rivera's program. “ American Vice: T h e Doping of a Nation." T h e videotape of ihe arrest was show n several lim es lo Jurors at Scott's trial. T h e appeals court In West P a lm B e a c h sa id B r o w a r d C ounty Circuit Judge Leroy H. Moe erred In allowing Ihe Jury I d see the videotape because It Included deputies’ com m ents that unfairly prejudiced Ihe case. One deputy was shown saying lo Scott. "W e have been gelling a lot of complaints abut you. T h i s is n o z o n i n g f o r a supermarket for cocaine." S c o tt 's n e ig h b o rs In the B o n n ie L o c h n e ig h b o rh o o d north of Pompano Beach had c o m p la in e d to the B ro w a rd COM Rv Sheriffs Office about hMHMncc-1984. j/They said a steady stream ol visitors drove expensive ears to Scott's home then left a short lime later T h e regular visitors Included o deputy who was laler fired for his association with Scott. W hen the complaints were Ignored, some of Ihe neighbors began their own surveillance, secrelly photographing visitors lo Scott 's home and Jotting down ih e ] Icense numbers. Arm ed with the evidence, they found a sym pathetic ear In Detective Hilly O'Hara. In No­ vember 1986. Is- conducted hts own stakeout of Scoil's home, rdrne.to Ihe sans- conclusions as ihe neighbors and obtained a search warrant. A munth later, deputies ac­ companied by Rivera und his crew stormed Scott's house, where they found 2 kilograms or cucalnc, some marijuana, two handguns and drug parapherna­ lia. tXanM PSsM bf Ts Tho fitting room Junior Major League baseball players reported lo the Sanlord Recreation Department Wednes day to be lltted for new uniforms. The league begins Its season Monday with opening day ceremonies and a pair ol 'exhibition games before the real Ihlng starts next Wednesday. League director Jim Adams had the task ol sorting through the sizes and numbers and making sure everything fit property. Southern Republicans converge for pep rally, party discussions Unitad Erase International R A L E IG H . N.C. - About 800 Republican parly leaders, from 13 southern stales converged on Raleigh Thursday for Ihe start of u three-day session (o court thr party faithful and discuss cur­ rent allairs. "O u r general theme Is 'Come home to Ihe G O P .' We ll Ik discussing Ihe future of Ihe Republican Party, especially In the S ou th." said Ja ck Hawke. North Carolina’s G O P chairman. Panel discussions during Ihe three-day Southern Republican Leadership Conference will In­ clude polling und political re­ search. drug abuse and educa­ tion. "W e're discussing Issues lhal m lghl uffeci our eleclablllly — education, drug abuse. We're covering a variety of Issues that are p ro m in e n t In p e o p le 's minds,’ Hawke said. Speakers will Include Labor Seerelury Elizabeth Dole. H U D Se cre ta ry J a c k K e m p . EP A Adm inistrator W illiam Reilly. Sen. Jesse Helms. House Minor) ly W h ip N ew t G in g r ic h of .Georgia and South Carolina G o v . Carroll Caiuplicll Republican Party chairm an Let- Atw ulcr was scheduled to speak Friday night, but Is cu r­ rently undergoing Ireutmcnl for u b tn lg n brain lunior. “ Mr. Atw ulcr Is expected lo be here, bill lie w on't make a speech." Hawke said. Th e conference, which Is held every two years, will be pep­ p e re d w l l h fo o d b re a k s sponsored by major corpora* lions. A beach party, financed by drug glam Glaxo Inc., Is sched­ uled for Friday night al ihe North Raleigh llllion “ I think Bits Is an Imporium gathering. We'll Ik - setting our agenda for the next Iwo years." Hawke said. One political observer con­ tends Ihe event Is a “ dog and |Hiny show " geared at gaining support In Ihe South and giving loyal Republicans a goad time, Th e event also will serve as a t r a i n in g se s s io n fu r som e speukers on how to reach the voters and will fucus on how the p a r iy w a u ls the S m ith lo perceive II, he said. Students not impressed with Nobel winner UPI Ha p o rt________ __ MIAMI — Tile -w in n e r of Ihe 1989 Nobel Prize for literature paid a visit In C a r v e r M id d le Sc-huol Wednesday, but some nf the students who met wllh (he celebrated author were less Ilian Impressed by Ihe man and his answers. Karla Agurcla. 15. said Spanish author Cumllo Jose Celu was rude "H e was rjulte rude." she said. "W e uskrd him to sign a paper and he said. 'No. I only sign books.'" Putty lleyhaut. 14. de­ s c rib e d th e a u t h o r us "snobby." S h r und oilier students were surprised by Ccla s abrupt m anner and Ills brief answers tu llu-lrtpiestlons. "H e was m e a n ," Alex Hoy. 14. laler told Th e Miami Herald. Christine Tu rne r. 11. said Celu should m ine lo class bcllcr prepared. TH E WEATHER LOCAL FO RECAST Fionas Citf Hi 21 lo Asm o oo 000 000 Crtihriow n fo rt L*udsfd*l* •I •2 21 000 «l 42 0 00 SO tro D-Syion£ B»<k h Fort My«r i CkOinpvvills J*< kV0Ory.lt* Mismi PsnuKoU WSUJI* ar«|»n»on TsilAhotMP* T Amp* Vsro Booth Wvtf Rolm Ha*n FRIDAY PtlyCtdy 77-8$ SATURDAY PtlyCldy 78-80 24 ft 000 •1 2I 0 02 H M on 29 42 tro tl tl 000 M 40 000 44 000 n N 11* H n ooo SUNDAY Sunny 80-72 MONDAY PtlyCldy 87-70 TUESDAY Cloudy 78-87 STATISTICS PULL ^)lp "n Ta ( ^ ) April 10 LA ST April 1S NSW April as 24rioyr fomporsturts r sm t*n si 4 4 m E ST ThurvdAy AfMtflNChitol'4 “ VJ'-L Cl F L O R ID A T I M M M IAM I NATIONAL TBMPS ■ X T B N O ID O U TL O O K Today...P artly cloudy, w llh 20 percent chance of afternoon s h o w e rs o r th u n d e rs to rm s . W inds lo the southeast al lO lo 15 m ph. High In ihe rnkl-HOs. Tonight...Purity cloudy, with a slight charier of showers. Low In Ih e m ld -6 0 s W in d s lo the southeast ut to mph T o m o r r o w .P a rtly c lo u d y , w llh 30 percent charter ol show­ ers. HI In tin- mld-HOs. Winds viu ih ca sia t 15 mph. E x te n d e d out lo o k ... M ostly sunny and warm Saturday and Sunday Parity cloudy Monday, with cfiancc of afternoon show­ ers und temperatures In the nilil 60s PvblitSxe Dell* and Vundax exct*t Ix Ia rX x i kx The Laniard Herald, lM . Mb N Franck Axe . Van lord. Fie j j r r i FO RT LAUDER DALE C h a m p io n p ow erb o a t ra ce r Benjam in B arry Kram er, his father and hts business lawyer were convicted of running a m u ltlm llllo n -d o lla r m arijuana s m u g g lin g rin g a nd m oney laundering operation. A federal court Jury relumed the verdicts Wednesday after six days of deliberation. During that lime they examined Ihe testi­ mony of more than 20 witnesses and 9.800 pages of documents presented during the II-w eek trial. Kramer. 35. was convicted on 28 of the 32 charges against him. Including two racketeering counts that each carry prison terms of up to 20 years. His Csther. Jack Kramer. 60. of North Miami Beach, was found guilty of 20 of the 23 charges he faced. Including two racket err­ ing rounts. Lawyer Melvyn Kessler. 55. of Surfslde. was found guilty of 21 M A C H CONDITIONS Daytoaa Beach: W oir* *m- :t l* ri kind gluvty Ciirrrni l» to (hr south with a walrr Irniprnifurr ol Wl degree*. New Sm yrna Beach: Wave* an* d to -I feel and glassy. Current is to tin south with a water temperature of 70 degrees. Sun serern factor If* S A TU R D A Y : S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in 7 (Ml a m .. 7:40 p in.; Mu). 12 50 a.lit.. 1:25 p i n . T I D E S ; D a y to n a Beach: highs. 0:41 a m .. 10 OH p ill.: lows. 3 :2 9 a,in.. 3 33 p in.: n e w S m y r n a B e a ch : highs. 9 46 a,in.. 10:13 p in.: lows. 3 : 3 4 .> in . 3.38 p in . Cocoa Beach: lllghs. 10 01 a III.. ID 'JH p in lows. a.in.. A 54 p m BOATING HI Augustine lu Ju p lte r Intel S m a ll cra ft should exercise ca u tio n . Today, .wind aoulheust 15 in 20 kls Seas 4 lu 6 It. Bay and Inland walers i happy Widely v u llr r e d showers and a few ihunderslorm s T o n ig h t a n d In d .iy w ind viuiheasl 15 u> j o kls. Seas 4 in 6 tl. T ile h ig h tem perature III Sanford Monday was H2 degrees anil ihe overnight low was 5M as reported liy the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Nn rainfall was recorded d u r­ ing ihe 24 hour period ending at H a ro Wednesday, T ile teiii|K-ratlire al H a in. lodu y w as 74 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 63. as reeorded try Ihe National Weather Servlee at the Orlando International Airport Other Weather Service data: M o n d a y 's h ig h .................... 83 B a ro m e tric p re s su re ...3 0 .1 K e ls tlv e h u m id it y ....74 pet W in d s ....S o u th e a st. 10 m ph R a in fa ll.......- ....................O in. 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March 29. 1990 — 9 4 Spring Hammock plant growth approved Harold stall writer Altamonte car buyer bilkad A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - After completing a deal for (he $3,200 car talc, the buyer and aeller Wedneaday morning went to "tlcnnlgan'a Restaurant to eat and celebrate this Joyous time.” Seminole C ounty sheriffs deputy Jo h n Gowan reported. "D u rin g the festivities (the seller) excused himself for a cigarette and never returned. After (Jam ie) (bone, started to mlsa his new friend he went to look for him. After a brief Jaunt around the restaurant Ibone discovered, m uch to hla dismay, that both his new car and new friend were gone." Gowan reported. Ibone. 23. of 519 Notre Dame Drive. Altamonte Springs, told’ deputies he paid the suspect $3,200 for a 1969 Pontiac. His new car was stolen from him . allegedly b y the seller at ilennigan's 244 W . Slate Rood 436. Altamonte Springs, at about noon Wednesday. Prison boating reportod S A N F O R D — Seminole C o u n ty sheriffs deputies are Investigating the Wednesday m orning beating of a prisoner, allegedly by three cell mates. Wayne Allen Smalley J r .. 26. of Orlando, w ho was treated for a cut to hla chin and bruises, reportedly told deputies he was attacked when he tried to recover a personal Item he believed another prisoner had taken. T h e accused thief allegedly punched Smalley In the face several times. A second prisoner is also accused of hitting him In the face. A third prisoner Is accused of "body slam m ing" Smalley onto the cell floor. T h e attack ended with the first assailant allegedly throwing a mattress at Smalley and saying "Y ou 're out of here." a sheriffs report said. Woman accusod of tmbontemont S A N FO H D — C ity police here report the arrest of a 32-year-old Deltona woman accused of stealing $96,000 from her workplace. Karen Roxanne Soden. was arrested at the police station at 9 a.m . Wednesday. She Is accused of stealing, through Illegally Issued and forged checks drawn on a business account of Pioneer Title Insurance. Co.. Sanford, between June 3. 1969 and Feb. 22. Soden Is charged with grand theft and forgery. Bond Is $3,000. S A N F O R D — Seminole County commissioners applauded the David M Com pany's plans to expand their Industrial she In Spring Hammock while blocking another proposal to ro n flrm existing commercial zoning on another Spring Ham m ock tract. *'l can't help hut think the best benefit of this Is to the business e n v iro n m e n t." said C o m m is ­ sioner Fred Streetman. "(D avid M Co.) represents the very best In American business." " I will look buck on this one day as a very poslUve event." said Commissioner Pat Warren. David M. a manufacturer of printing press equipment, pro­ posed to double the size of their existing plant sltr on Osprey Tra il to Include 18 total acres east of County Hoad 419. David M officials said they hud no Immediate plans to expand their 9 6 -e m p lo y e e o p e ra tio n , but wanted approval to provide for future expansion. T h e p ro p o s e d e x p a n s io n raised the conrem of Spring Ham m ock protectionists. T h r S e m ino le C o u n ty League of Women Voters wrote a lettrr In opposition to the request. So did lle a th rr Leonardl. a fifth grade student at Winter Springs Elementury. , "Protect this please, for (he children and the futures of the children of Florida." Heather's letter stated. “ Please save this land." T h e David M she lies a short distance from the Sem inole C ounty Evlronm ental Studies Center and David M officials worked closely with study center officials to limit the light, noise and odors from the plant on the nature center. Pat Burkett, a study renter teacher and one of the original proponents of preserving the S p rin g H a m m o c k site, said David M officials were very cooperative said the company was very responsive to their concerns. " T h e only real concern I have Is about the future." Burkett said. Mark B a rring ton. D avid M general manager, said company officials realize any co m m it­ ments they make will be passed on to any potential future owner. A m o n g the c o m m itm e n ts made was leaving a 100-foot natural wooded buffer between the site and the study center south of It. Lights and noise would be redured to limit any Imparts on the study renter and surrounding sensitive environ­ mental lands. David M officials said. Commissioners approved the plan 9-0. But co m m issio n e rs u n a n i­ mously denied a pnqtosnl by south Florida Investor George Chen to change the land usr of. s e v e n a c re s w e s t of U . S . Highway 17-92 from recreation to commercial uses. T h e projK-rty has commercial zoning, but needs the land use designation before It can be developed. Commissioners were not Im ­ pressed by assertions that the she. which can be completely flooded and Is about 90 percent covered In wetlands, could be adequately developed. Th e she Is also sought by the state for purchase to preserve It. C h e n 's a t t o r n e y . D u k e Woodson, said If Ihc request was approved. Chen would donate 26 acres west of the site to the county or state. Woodson suld Chen was willing to srll the rn llrc she to the state, hut the state's offer was about onr-thlrd the amount he wanted for It. But commissioners said the land should not be develo|>ed and voted 5-0 against the re­ quest. Th e y also voted to begin an administrative rezonlng to reclassify the land for agricul­ tural purposes. At the end of Ihc meeting. Commissioner Hob Sturm said the co u n ty sh ou ld co nside r sw upplng the former county health department building on French Avenue for Chen's land. Commissioners directed staff to rrvlew appraisals of the pro­ perties and to notify them of the fe a s ib ility of the p ro p o s a l. WiMxIson was not present during Ihc discussion. In other action, commission­ ers: • Voted 5-0 to oppose a re­ quest by planning and zoning c o m m is s io n e r H a r r y Kwlatknwskl to change the land use of 24 undeveloped acres south of Slate Road 46 and west of Interstate 4 from office and rsldentlal uses to commercial uses. Six peoplr who live near Ihe she opposed It. saying they didn't want a store near their estate homes. Owners of the property Include former county commissioners Kwlatknwskl and Bob Hattaway and former county attorney To m Freeman. Commissioners said the pro­ posal was premature until Grant Line Road Is extended to Ihe sites cast border. Th e y said they prrferrrd an olflce development on Ihe site. • A p p ro v e d an In d u s tr ia l proposal by Kwlatkowskl and Huttaway on 11 acres they own souihwrst of the 1-4— Orange Boulevard Intersection. T h e site Is now designated and zoned for commercial uses and Ilea south of thr port. Man chargad with cocalna tala 4 DAYS A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - A man accused of selling $20 worth of crack cocaine to an undercover City County Investigative Bureau agent has been charged with sale of cocaine. Clarence Law ranee Hersey. 32. of P.O. Box 246. Lake Monroe, was urrested at 9:90 p.m . Wednesday on Norlh Street, rural Altamonte Springs. ONLY THURSDAY'FRIDAY«SATURDAY*SUNDAY Man, two glria arraatad S A N FO H D — C ity police who checked a car parked outside a closed business at the W inn-Dixie Plaza at U .S. Highway 17-92 and Lake Mury Boulevard, reported smelling burning m ari­ juana. T h e car war. searched, marijuana and cigarette rolling papers werr reportedly found. Bryan Edward Cross. 18. of Lakeland, was arrested ulong with two girls. Th e three occupants of the cur were charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. T h e arrests were made at 1:10 a.m . Thursday. Woman charged on drug counta S A N FO R D — A woman questioned by Sanford police after she was spotted behind a house on Seventh Street at Pine Avenue si about 2:31 a.in. Thursday, was arrested. Police said the woman opened her purse and apparently tried to hide something. Inside the purse police said they saw a cocaine smoking pipe that contained a piece of crack cocaine. A couple of more pieces of crack were reportedly found In her pocket. Chathla Theola Brooks. 33. of 1001 Pine A vc.. Sanford, was charged with loitering In a drug dealing area and possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. OFF Wife alleges battery W IN T E R SP RIN G S — A man whose wife accused of punching her In the face was arrested at home by Winter Springs police following the Incident at about 8:49 p.m. Wednesday. , Thom as B. Hartzog. 31. of 410 E. Edgemon Avc.. was charged with battery-spouse abuse. ALL Seminole County DUI arrests SA N FO H D — T h e following persons face a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Karen A nn Padoi. 29, of Orlando, was arrested at 2 a.m. Wednesday alter her car was seen weaving on Stale Road 436. Allam onle Springs. • Doyle Tra v is Thom pson. 28. of Sanford, was arrested at 1:28 a.m. Th u rsda y on 27th Street at U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. He was also charged with driving with a revoked license. •Jeretny Shawn Saunders. 22. of 216 Frances Drive, Altamonte Springs, was arrested ut 1:19 u.m . Thursday after his car was rlocked traveling 65 inph In a 50 mph zone on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. ' ' P R E V IO U S L Y REDUCED M E R C H A N D IS E THRO UG HO UT THE E N T IR E S T O R E Boy, 4, arrested for arson Uwltad Prsss Intsmatlonsl D A N IA — A 4-year-old boy has been arrcslcd and charged with first-degree arson for allegedly setting fire to a bed. triggering a blaze that caused $15,000 dam ­ age to an apartment, police said Wednesday. T h e youth was charged and then released Into the custody of his parents. Th e case was turned over to the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices. w h ich was to provide counseling fur the youth and his family. "C e rta in ly , no one In the sheriff's office has any visions of having this little boy Incarcer­ a te d ." said J im Lclje da l, a spokesman for the Brow ard County SherlfT s Office. 40% t o 50% O FF Authorities said Ihc boy — the youngest person ever arrested by the Broward Sheriff's Office — used matches to set fire to the bed about 9:40 a.m. Monday. Detectives called to the scene determined the fire was set deliberately, and after ques­ tioning the youth, charged him with setting the fire. SELECTED SPRING MERCHANDISE TR A N S M IS S IO N TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W. 25th Street •Sanlord 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 Years Same Location FAMILY OWNED Applies only to red ticketed or tagged merchan­ dise which has been reduced for clearance Does not apply to regular merchandise which is on sale lor a limited lime or lo other merchan dise in regular advertising. In cirulars or cata­ logs Does not include Everyday or Smart Value items Merchandise selection may vary by store JCPenney Winter Park Mall Sanford Plaza Florida Mall Mon.-Sai to 9 Sun 12 5 30 Mon Sat 10 9 Sun 12 5 30 Mon Sal 9 30 9 Sun 1 16 •i �4k - S jV cu t) W p rjij SantQfd Florida — Tnursday Warcn 29 1990 Sanford n .'a 'd NATIONAL T BRIEFS V Senate set for showdown V/ Coal m iner aid plan may threaten clean air bill U n lt« d Thieves chose w rong jeep IH rd rc|e« ted the leadersh ip x latest prn|N>salntt W rd n e x d a v a* In a d e iju a ie |> a rlic t il.iri' w ith re g a rd lo W est V ir g in ia c o a l m in e rs I lie c u m in rproposul i I. m-s not do w hat needs to I mdone IH rd told reporters At the sam e lim e llv rd s lid the negotiations were not dead Th e door t« not d o se d C ourt approves ad optio n by h o m o sexual < O L l M IH 'S. O h io — Th e O h io Su p rem e C o u rt up held a trial 1 i ourt rulun> W edn esday s a y in g the adoption ol a vo ting lx>\ h\ a hom osexual adult w as m the r h lld s best In terests The high court In a ti l d ecisio n reversed the lodgem ent o| a . stale ap p eals court in L ic k in g C o u n tv that held h o m o sexuals were uol eligible to atlopt c h ild re n I he S up rem e C o u rt reinstated the d ecisio n of the trial court s a v in g there w as no abuse of d iscretio n in p la c in g the c h ild w ith a m an id en tllled o n ly a s Mr If T h e h ig h court said the •rial court d ecisio n w as in the c h ild 's besi In terests and ought nm In- reversed s im p ly because he w as a ho m o sexual Senate D c iiu m ratti leader George M itchell ol M aine said lie s till hoped tor -t co m p ro m ise, hut H 'r d .tp|ieared very dost to h a v in g enough vo les to |>ass h is am en dm ent w It hunt .1 deal Mtti hell seem ed resigned to the (M issihlllt' that llv r d could w in e 'e n suggesting he co uld a n c p l Du legislatio n it it w a sa d o p lcd M itch ell s a id he d id not c o n s id e r Itv rd 'x .intendm ent .1 deal -buster that threatened to up set the 1 le a n atr lu ll the prod uct ol a I o m p m in txr tielW fi tt Senate leaders and I lie Itush a d m in istra tio n T in S> n a ii h .is promisee! actio n on the entire 1 lean a ir h ill next week Mtti hell sa id h r taxors som e lo r m . o l |oh Judge denies co n d em n ed kille r’s appeal : : ~ W A S H IN G T O N T ile Senate braced lor a |M>ssit)fe show dow n over a $500 m illio n plan to Itrovlde aid to tho usands ol co al m ilters and other w o rkers it the d e a n a ir lu ll heeom es law and prom pts m a|o r in d u stry > lia n g e s a n d l.i'u llx W ith a vote s. t tor T h u rsd a y -dtertUMin on the w o rkers .tut am endm ent t.x S e n Knhert li'r d . D W Y a S e n ah leaders I io | m i I lor an agreem ent on a less i xp< n x i'c co m p ro m ise to help those w ho i <ni 1.1 lose their |o lis be. -m s.- ol tin rr.tscd em issio n ■ onirot cxp <-useson in d n str' SI I'E K IO K W in - A y o u n g c ouple p icke d the w run g jeep to nlt .il u ln it they went out lo r .i |ov rule It belonged to the i o u n ty ilm trii i attorney I h r pair Hi t I Slclcr and U llllr Jim- Anelroxkv both |H were i I i . i m i I by (mine and trained dogs bclorc being caught and ■barged with lelony theft for m aking oil with Douglas Count\ D iniru i Attornrx Keitti I'ctcrson'sjccp H ie 'c h u t e d isap p eared w hen Peterson (i.irked it ott the ' " ’ I* n m .in e rra n d but left the m otor ru n n in g Upon d iv o verlnu the Jeep w as none. Peterson alerted sheriff's deputies w ho spotted It on a co u n tv road, a u th o ritie s said | ! In te rn a tio n a l S A N D IE G O - - A federal ju d g e denied la st-d itc h appeals h\ la w ye rs lo r co ndem ned k ille r Hubert Alton H a rris s a v in g the case had ru n its co urse a lte r 11 years and C a lifo rn ia 's tirsi executio n In 2 if te a rs sh o u ld be c arrie d nut .is s, heduled next ru rsd a ' li ludgm etits are to have a n y va h d a tio n a t a ll it co urts m ean a n v th lu g at a ll they m ust have the abflltx to enter fin al judgments and those must be rapable of being enforced I S Ih strn i Judge W illia m E n rig h t said W ednesday in d ent ing H a rris s latest round ol ap|H-als jirotectlo n lo r m in e rs and other w orkers Inti Itvrd'x am endm ent w as nut stru ctu red Die right w ay. lit p a rticu la r. Senate leaders iihp-ctcd to p ro v isio n s g iv in g co al m in e rs m ure aid than d ls jd a e rd w o rke rs In other affected In d u stries llv r d lia s tw ice sealed down h is legislatio n to meet the a d m in istra tio n 's cost o bjectio ns It now w o u ld p ro v id e a m a x im u m o l litre .- y e a rs un em p lo ym en t benefits lo r <o al m in e rs and lesser a ssistan ce for d isp laced w o rkers In other lit d u s ir tr s H 'rd m a in ta in s th r h lg lt s iilh ir coal m in e rs ol Ap|>alachla an d tile Midwest w ill need more It. Ip Ilia n other w orkers tierau se they stan d to lose lit. most (obs Irom O tc Y lca n a ir proposal, s p c c lllfa lly front its aeld ram reduction prox tsln iis D A L L A S — A m an who escaped ind ictm en t lo r u s in g h is 44 m ag n u m pistol to k ill ano th er m an who had fatally shot a w om an in a p a rk in g lot said , despite w idespread p u b lic • adulatio n he does not see h im se lf a s a hero I m glad 11 s over Todd A la n HriNint 25 sa id Tu esday . u|>on hearing that a grand Jtirx refused to itidn t h im lor the M arch 12 s la y in g ol the other g u n m a n w h ile parked al a sub urban sho pp ing m all T h e E n v i r o n m e n t a l I ' r o ie c l l o n A g e n t v estim ates A IKK) In o.tXXI m in e rs 111 Die East w ill los«- their Jobs tierause of d im in ish e d t illin ' d em and lor h ig h -s u lfu r eo.d Altogether. 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Ii list s white ih r S trn h n lm p lan d o rs IIOI A ssistant H ouse R e p u b lican tra d e r N rw l G in g r ic h sa id W e d n e sd a y a fte r a W h ite H o u se m e e tin g that H u sh w o u ld v e to a n y p la n r e ­ st m illin g lh a l of Ih r Dem oi ram leadersh ip , w h ic h alv> w ould r r r jn ir r t r a in in g for c h ild -c a re w orkers It is a n ll-r rllg lo u s It tails lo in e rt h is co m m itm en t to no frd rra l regulatio ns A n d It Is in o e x p e n s lv r." G in g ric h said D em o crats had v ild p riva te ­ ly th e y in c lu d e d th e r e ­ q u ire m e n t for v o u c h e rs lo head olf opposition from the W hite H ouse M any Dem oi rats opposed ih e v o u c h rrs on rn n s tiiu tln n a l gro und s, and a court ( h a llr n g r is v irtu a lly i rrt.n n H ouse D e m o c ra tic leader Bn hard G rp h a r d l expressed c o n fid e n c e i h r le a d e r s h ip plan w ould pass, a n d H ouse Dem o, rats r m rrg rd from a private c a u cu s e a rlie r in ih r dav s a y in g they were hopeful th e p r e s id e n t e v e n t u a ll y w ould sign on The president h a s said he is lor c h ild ra re said Rep T h o m a s Dow ney D N Y Th e p r o c e s s in v o lv e s m a k in g I Ol!)prom ts. ' A t th e W h it e H o u s e , spo kesm an M arlin F iiz w a tr r praised ih r S trn h n lm b ill as m o s t c lo s e ly r e s e m b lin g Hush s pro|>osal w h ic h o n ly m i h id ed la x c re d its H ush tax o rs tax c re d its because they give parents cho ice and h elp m o th ers w ho do not work The lead ersh ip estim ates Us plan w ould cost about S 27 b illio n lo r five y e a rs 1 • • . N * « . ..i »-* I l« 6.4*4J* .4* I • m .S ; a**;na h i H urry, Sale Ends April 3, 1990 Senate panel ch a lle n g e s S& L nom inee’s credentials U n ltad P ra t * In ta rn a tlo n a l Peanut Sponge -BS915 i93 i V 20 Oz. Blec 0z. 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Be. N a t io n a l W om en F ie fd a — Thursday XJlW estleys th e S ta n da rd o f p e rfo rm a n c e Black iBruih Guards | Last fall llr ills h researchers w o rk in g in c o n s u lta tio n w ith F le ls c h m a n n tailed to reproduce the Utah fin d in g s and speculated s c ie n t if ic s lo p p ln e s s m a ' he b eh in d the o rig in a l 1 la liti T e a m s from Y a le . M a ssa ch u se tts In ­ s t it u t e ot T e c h n o l o g y a n d C a 1 1 1 o r n I a I 11 s 1 1 1 u I e o f T e ch n o lo g y have a lso been u n ­ able lo d u p lica te the results T h e I'o n s -F le is c h m a u n device co nsisted ol p a lla d iu m and p lat­ in u m e le c tro d e s In a Jar ol ' heavy' water, m ade of oxygen and a lo rm ol hydrogen called d euterium W h e n c lc c t r n itx w a s ru n through the |ar the ch e m ists theorized d eu teriu m and oxygen s p i n , a n d t lt e p a l l a d i u m electrode absorbed d eu teriu m 111 suclt h ig h co n cen tratio n s that the ato m s fused, releasing more energy in the lo rm ol heal Ilia n w as put Into the ex|>frim e 111 In the new re|M>rt. Die p h y s i­ c is ts m onitored the d evices lor sig n s ol a ll kno w n lu sio n reac­ tio n s No neu tron , gam m a ray or electron e m is s io n s were lo und lo indie a le the heal h u rs is reported h ' C o n s a n d F l e ls c h m a n n stem m ed Irom fusion , they said Fo r som e real lio n s radiatio n levels were a tho usand b illio n tunes sm a lle r Ilia n necessary tor lu sio n . Sulu m on said In a ll c a se s he sa id ra d ia tio n wfas w ell lielow anv lu sio n route pro|Miscd lor llie tie' 11 r l i n e n th r i u iitin u in i* u n ir r 1.univ ul tin health ris k s ol law n 1 .in |Msf ll lf lr s || IN .ill Ih r lim n* iiii|M iri.in i ih .it th r |fiihlu is jirnfeeted I ro il 1 | h*s | ii u lr .ul VrrtlM m erits tll.it 1 u n i r \ ill** l.tlsr im p re ssio n ul s«ilrI \ hr said S o in r .i«l\« r I is«-mt* rit % s a l .1 Jirodtl* I Is 1 1Mil|>l« l r | \ sale Ini ll lllll. llls w h ill u llli r% s»l\ llu 11r•mh 11 1 i% | »r.ii lu . il lv nun lu xit In h iilli.ill. | h 'I n .m il t ill’ r n v i m iiiiir n t K i v in I l i a n I I nl A rlin g to n H eig h ts III lu lil llu j».uit I h* l% .1 jiristu u r in h is hunt* d u rin g ilu su m m e r I h i . h im - r\|M»%urt* in la w n pc*% 1 11 1111' % m a k * h im iim t ili i | i v r In in r e s p ir a io r i JHuhlt ills I .Ills* lo ss ot III* III*ir i .m il u ih r r p ru h lrin % B O IS E . Idaho — T lirra te tird w u li a p o te n tia l!' d is a s tro u s I hix 1 o il and lu rrie d bv vim al p ro le sls. Cun C e c il A n d ru s said he w ill la ke actio n b clo rc Duw rekend on a lu ll D ial w ould end D5 |M-rccut ol Die alM irlluns m Idaho A n d ru s S.111I W ednesday lu w ould not I m- in tim id a te d hv ilu tlu c ilt ol a I m ix io ii of lo u rlsm and Idaho | m ii. i I im-s — Die stale s tup c a sh cro p — .m il that fils d ecisio n on what lie t a ile d a no w in lu ll w ould not I m- based on llie threat The governor said lie w ill lake actio n 011 D ie lu ll T h u rs d a y or f ruf.ix I lls o l l l i e lu s I m-c u II imh I c i I w llli alM iiil 2 .IKK) phone t a ils a tl.iv u rg in g passage or veto ol Die b ill s u ite it cleared the S c u a lc Iasi week Ault Mart Jo h n so n said tlu- 1 -tils are a lin o si t-venlx split on the issue A n d ru s lia s 1 o iis is ii-iillx I k -c ii .111 alMirtlon Itm' lint h a s g iven no llld lc a llo ll of w hai lie w ill tin w u li Die lu ll D ial w ould prohibit .ilM irlu.il -is a m <-m s ol lurth control, g o in g Idaho the most restrictive abortion statute lu Die natio n II A n d ru s s ig n s Die lu ll or allow s it to bet tim e law w ttluuii h is s ig n a iu r e a ll a b o r t io n s w ould I k - banned .-x re jit in 1 axes w hen a w om an x life- or health is threatened severe frtal tlrlo rin l ty or rape or mi r s i w ith restru lio n s A n im ita tive d rive is under w av lo plate a referendum o il the Novem ber lialltit that . i I mu lio n r ig liis gro up s s.ix w ould In v a lid a te the lu ll s h o u ld 11 I m-i tune law T h e re w ould nut be enough votes to o verturn a veto I1as.1l on la w m a k e rs votes on the m easure N T L r * t r .I/WSI _______________________A v a i l a b l e in M o t l G o vern m en t not p o lic in g law n p e s tic id e d an g ers, stu d y says U n ite d P re s s In te rn a tio n a l U n IH d P n a i In te rn a tio n a l the m easu re were urgt tl on by their leaders m the n o uvlo l. nt ttrinonstratton It C e c il Anttrus s m o D ier fi.nl an ulHirtlnn. there w tiultl I m- no C e c il A n d ru s to veto th is lu ll one sign read A n oth er said 'Send sp u d s lo Molly Y ard referring to the president til the Florida's Largest Supplier O fAula Parts & Accessories! Cold fusion is a bust W A S H IN G T O N — U n iv e rsity ot Utah p h y s ic is ts attacked cold lu sio ti m their ow n b a c k y a rd . r< 1>omng they found n o sig n s ol m u lear fusion in the d evice their 1 lie Itltst 1 o tle a g u e s u n v e ile d U Ith nun h taitfare a year ago S t a n le y ’ I'i'rtA a n d M a r t in f h is. h m afin rocked the scie n tll if world M arch 2if. I 9 H'J. w hen they anno unced at the U n iv e rs i­ ty ol Utah that they had created hue lear fusion in a laboratory Jar a l room tem perature Tflev touted the process as a p o lf lt ll.il source ol cheap, clean energy lit a stud y p u b lish e d W edncx das 111 the jo u rn a l Nature, a to -m em b er team of U tah p h yxi•Is is and nu clear experts said II found no e v id e n c e " of a n y kn o w n lu s lo ii re a c tio n s after m o n ito rin g four of I’o us s cold fusio n ill \ 11 e s lo r liv e w eeks D u rin g I tie tim e we were III Ills lohnrwtur\ there were 110 fusion (him esses im i u rrin g a s we know llu m T h e re w a sii t e v e n a S in g le p eep s a id M m lia e l S alam o u an associate j d i ' s i i s professor w ho headed Die ill' cstlg atlo ll In in ' professional o p in io n — I 1 m ild In w rong and I hop. |'m w rong — I don't t h in k cold fusion is a real phenom enon " S a l.u iio ii said in an interview I fie ex idem e Is not there B O S T O N - M iddle aged w om en w ho are overw eight liv 1 v e il .1 It w |Miuntls are -it lot teased in k lor s u lli-r in g .1 heart a lla t k a si m lv in ll u New E n g la n d J o u r n a l til Mt tilt Inc said I lie H arvard x iu ilv un i id D ie largt si -m il m nsl I Iim p re h e iislv e ol Its kin d a lso d isp u te d llu notion D ia l wt ig lii gam -is w om en r e a c h m id d le a g e Is a n o rm a l or h ra lD iv p a n ol llu a g in g prut ess. said Du s t u d y 's lead a u th o r. Dt -ItiA u n M alison ol lltig h -m i a n il W o m en s H o sp ital m I fusion O u r sim lx in d ic a te s lli.il o I m s I ix is a greater risk I.u lo r for w om en Ilia n pre v lo u s lv re c n g n i/e d E ve n alter a d |u stiu g lor 1 Ig a rc lli sm o k in g , n m m ild ly to m o d e r a t e lx o v e r w e ig h t w o m e n w i n a s s n i i.it i d " i l l . s iilis ia n li.il io r o u .it ' risk M alison said '(file llu rd ol iiild d le ag. d " o m e n a re iitu-st- Ii often -u i iiu ip a n li s m id d le -ig. lu ll that dues uol m i an 11 s lu a lllix or no rm al TRUCK ACCESSORY SAVINGS FOR YOU! From United Press International reports U n ited P re e e In te rn a tio n a l G o vern o r to take actio n on bill; Idah o p o tato b o yco tt th re a te n e d U * l re p o rt Th e b ill retpitres a It) m illio n io n reduction in x u llu r d io xid e e m issio n s by the tu rn of tfte century w ith v irtu a lly a ll red u ctio n s co m in g front about tOO co al b u rn in g power plan ts to Ap p a la i Itt.t a n d th e M id w e st S u llt ir d io x id e e m issio n s are a p rim a ry 1 o n trtb u io r to aeld ra in Manx u tilitie s max choose to meet the aeld ram red uctio n req u irem en ts In s w itc h in g Irom high s u lltir 1 oal — m in ed m a in ly in eastern states sue It as W est V irg in ia . O hio and Illin o is — lo lo w -sulfur < 0.1I Irom w estern stales Discount fluto Parts M an w ho shot suspect not in dicted 1,000 rally on anti-abortion bill Study: Extra w eight Is bad for hearts Sanfo'd Discount fluto Parts W A S H IN G T O N - A skep tical S e n a t e H a n k in g ( o m itllM e e c h a llc n g rd lilt i r r d r n t ia ls ol I iin o tln K x.in I'rexidf nt H ush 's nom inee to tieio m e ih< nation ' lo p s.ix m gs and loan regulator R van 14 is a lo rm rr L . i I mt De p a rtu ie lil law yer w ith h ill' r x p r r ir u n relaled lo llu s a v in g a n d levin in d u s irv He lia s hern nom inated i<> head Die o ilie r ot I b r ill S u p er' isiou N•mi liax f x i r i iia lly no expert •i l . . in am wax w u li llt ia n ii.il i i i s i i i i i i i o i i x Thai s a rem arkable stale-incut h ' Die a d lllltils tra lio n Sen lim o ih x W irih D Co lo said Wedne selax I want to I m i aneliel I he president has had live m o u th s to consider a nom inee Iim a ll the in lo rm a lio ti I have show iR x .iu i h a s no k ilo " ledge ol til* th rill iiu lu s irx said S< u M ali D ixon tX-III I have seriou s reserxa u n its R van Intel Die panel lie was su rp rise d when Treasury D< p a rt m rn l o llt ii-ils .. .lle il turn three to lour "•* ks ago lo a sk il lie W.ls inter. Steel III Die (m is iiio ii I did uol se e k Die |oti h> Inlet Die pallet Tel I m- quite trank I w as surp rised w hen I ree e ix ret llie e-ill R yan x.ud he is not an ■ xpert on the t h rill in d u stry , but said tie h a s studied the industry for Die past four w eeks a n il met w ith several t h r ill reg ulato ry o llu ia ls to grasp the in d u stry s situ atio n I am a q u ic k learner, d rdie ale d an d w illin g to take on an en o rm o u s c h a lle n g e ." he said R v a n stressed h is reputation as an rlfrc tiv e a d m in istra to r and seized upon the p a n e l's fru s tra ­ t io n a l t h e g o v e r n m e n t s slow -m o vin g t h r ill rescue clfort I have a reputation for m o v ­ in g t h in g s a lo n g ." he s a id Chute Ir a n k ly g e n tle m e n . I m ake Dungs happen T h e co n firm a tio n h e a rin g s are the first lor a d irecto r of the b e le a g u e re d O lf lc c of T h r if t S u p e rv isio n , created last August In Du- a d m in istra tio n 's $166 b illio n th rill bailo ut leg islatio n to re gulate the- s a v in g s in d u stry S a v in g s a n d lo a n in d u s try w a tc h e rs e x p e c te d th e c o n U rinatio n hearings to tu rn into a p o lit ic a l b a ttle g ro u n d , g iv in g De m o, ra is a n o p p o rtu n ity to , h a llr n g r the effectiveness of the a d m in is t ra t io n x th rift re scu e elfeirl Despite pre xxu rr to speed thr h e a lin g ol the s a v in g s indu stry D ir ills co ntinu e to bleed red Ink posting a $H* 2 b illio n loss Iasi xt .ir and a $6 5 b illio n toss in the to u rih q uarter alone H um an rig hts group s a y s United S ta te s vio latin g law U n ite d P r « i* In ta rn a tlo n a l \ \ \ s l l l \ l » I o \ — .\in n * Ni\ ln ir r n . iiio n .il .** * um (] tin l mi**! 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Sanford. Florida — Thursday. March 29. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald <U»Ff 4*t-7M) .TOO N. FR EN C H A V E .. SA N FO R D . F L A . 3 2 7 7 1 A rra Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Way** O. Dryla, PaMRlMr M m M W. Mm 1«. Ixacvthra K*N*r Lawa M » m . AdvtrtMw* Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months S|g so 0 Months . , ................................ *39 00 1 Y e a r ........................................ *70.00 EDITOR IALS Beer’s hidden risk Non-alcoholic beer Is becoming Increasingly popular among the growing segment of Americans who want, sensibly, lo reduce ihclr consumption of alcohol. Hut whal Is not widely known Is that the beer poses particular dangers for recovering alcoholics. T h e drink Is being offered by America's top brewers os a new adult soft drink. C on­ cessionaires ore promoting It In an effort lo cut down on liquor consumption ul sports events. ROBERT W ALTERS Pilot hits turbulence at FAA H A N O V E R . I’a. - T h is Is the story of one m an's altruistic efforts to effect a change that ro u ld save countless lives — und the In ­ transigence he encountered In dcullng with a fcdcrul bureaucracy notorious for Its resistance to new Ideas. Hack In 1982. American Airlines Captain Jo h n O . R utty had an unnerving experience caused by a blocked radio transmission while flying a Hoeing 727 filled with passengers Into Chlrago's O 'H a re Alrpun. * T h e pm blrm — encountered constantly by pilots thnuighoul the world — Involves nearly simultaneous transmissions. T h e pilot who "k e y s " or opens his microphone first (usually by depressing a button) ‘ "steps o n " or blocks uttem pts by others to talk on Ihc same frequency. H u t th o s e w h o I n i t i a t e s u b s e q u e n t transmissions (even u fraction of a second lalerl have no way of knowing that their messages are being overridden and thus that their rfforts to communicate with ulr traffic controllers on the ground are unsuccessful. Indeed, a blocked radio transmission was the p rincip a l co ntributing factor to the worst disaster In the history of commercial aviation — the 1977 rumvay collision of two fully loaded Hoeing 747s at the Tenerife airport In the Canary Hut the beers can be a hidden trap for anyone under treatment for ulcoholism. lH-cause they actually contain sm a ll a m o u n ts of alcohol. Under federal law. brews classified as non-alcoholic m uy have alcohol contents as high as .5 percent. And that Is enough to cause readdlctlon In recovering alcoholics, according to experts. Islands that took the lives or 582 people. A resident of this south-central Pennsylvania com m unity. Rutty refused to forget Ills Chicago experience and launched n campaign lo con­ vince the Federal Aviation Administration to remedy the problem. Hccause he lacked so m e t e c h n ic a l k n o w le d g e . R u tty enlisted the uld of Alfred A rndt, a l<x-al Inventor and electronics specialist. Together, they fash­ ioned a simple device that could lx- Incor­ porated Into standard aircraft radios. It b l o c k s t h e tra n s m is s io n of a f pilot who attempts lo send u message on u frequency already In use. So.' Instead of w ro n g ly a s s u m in g that a message has been s u c c e s s fu lly sent, that pilot hears the voice of wlux-ver was A blocked radio transmission was the prin­ cipal con­ tributing factor. ■ lulklng first. "You J A C K AN D E R S O N SoFt Line Labels on the bottles list the alcohol content, but doctors fear that most people will take It for gtanted that non-alcoholic beer contains no alcohol. "I'd bet 99 percent of |K'oplc drinking It think It's alcohol-free." says Mike Mangan. supervisor of the adult In-patient program at San Diego's McDonald Center for Ak'ohollsm and Drug Addiction Treatment. "I don't believe the labeling Is good enough. It can throw a person off. th in kin g It's alcohol-free. One d rin k of non-alcoholic Ix-cr could cause a relapse." One physician who threats alcoholics says he knows of more than a dozen local cuscs In which persons lutvc become rcaddictcd after experimenting with so-called ''near beers" and non-alcoholic wines. A representative of Alcoholics Anonym ous warns that non-alcoholic beer Is capable of triggering" hdf only the addict's physical obsession but also his mental obsession. Tills Is especially true if the non-ulcohollc beverage Is drunk In places associated with the uddlct’s former alcohol abuse. Recovering alcoholics shorn! lx- alert lo labels und accept responsibility for what they drink. Hut there Is also an obligation on the part of inanufarluers und retailers to warn recovering alcoholics of the hidden dangers of non-alcoholic beers and wines. Th is responsi­ bility extends to such quasi-public entitles as sports arenas and stadiums. As long as the brewers advertise these* drinks us non--alcoholic, warnings should be placed prominently on the containers, us well us In bars and liquor outk*ts. It would lx* preferable, however. If manufacturers volun­ t a r ily d ro p p e d the d e s c rip tio n •’ n o n ­ alcoholic" In favor of "lo w alcohol" or "reduced alcohol." That would better serve the Interests of truth In advertising and reduce the risks to recovering alcoholics. LETTERS TO EDITO R l.ellers to the editor are welcome. All letters must l><- signed. Ini lode tile address ot tile writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should lx- on a sluglllr subject and lx- as brief as |x>sslhlc.. Letters are subject lo editing. Berry's World "There s S3 billion in aid tor Israel, S900 mil­ lion tor Hungary and Poland. $500 million lor Panama. $300 million lor Nicaragua Shall I go on?" reullze right uway that somebody rise heal you lo It." says Arndt. " I figured It wus such a Important Improve­ ment ami basic Idea that I’d tell the F A A about It and they'd luke off running with It." says Rutty, a commercial pilot since 1968. " I wus wrong." Rutty traveled to Washington In present his Innovation to the F A A 's engineering specialists. Th e y sent him In the F A A employees dealing with commercial ulr carriers. T h e y sent him lo the agency officials In charge of rule-making procedures. T h e y sent h im b u rk to the engineers. "Everybody thought It was a great Idea, but they ult said somrtxxly else should handle It." Rutty says. Th e Air Transport Asxzxlatlnn. which repre­ sents the nation’s mu|or airlines and resists most proposed safely measures, opposes the Initiative, claiming that It would cost *1.000 per plane. Rutty says a more reliable figure Is less lhan 8100. und one radio manufacturer places It at *15. Regardless of price, his only Interrst Is In encouraging the use of improved radios, not manufacturing nr marketing them. Th e T S O will not. however, mandate the new radios' use In uny utrerull. Tha t final step will require u two- to four-year-long FA A rule m uklng process — a development Rutty patiently awaits. . .8 0 G E O R G E F. W ILL Book firm ’s fall not an ‘assault’ W A S H IN G TO N - T h e American left, having lost Its last great cause — el lu. Nicaragua? — has fallen upon fallow limes. Hut u few leftist Intellectuals, believing It lx-iicr to lx- shrilly silly lhan silent, are In full cry about an "a ssa u lt"on "cultural freedom." Their "outrage" concern a "disaster" and "scandal" id "censorship" that "chills the Intellectual environm ent." T h e y cull It an uttempt by a "complacent, ollcn Jingoistic" society of "m uffle” critics, a "harlw rte" act by "bean counters" of a "bloated conglomerate" g u ilt y of " c o r p o r a t e v a n d a lis m " In u "slash-and hurn style.” It Is the "cultural crim e " of "blbllnclde." committed, says Icltlsi Studs Terkel. because of "the bottom line, w h ic h has b e c o m e th e m ost obsce ne expression ol the American vocabulary," Whal Is lids sound and fury ubout? Th e head of a small publishing eouijxiny lost his Job. l*unlhron. a subsidiary ol Random House (whlch Is owned by Ncwhouse). specializes In jnddlshlng left-wing Ixxiks and losing money, laisl year II lost lx-tween 82 million und 83 million. Random House recently told the head of Pantheon in plun to do belter, lie got Im lly and quit, and five associates did. lost Th a i event Is unimportant. Hut the reaction to It among some hyperventilating Intellectuals — this exercise In nostalgia lor the playpen of the 1960s. this new lllng ul faculty-club radicalism and sandbox revolution — is a hilarious s|x-elmcn ol |x-oplc Intoxicated by self-importance. Il also is a ease study of Ihc descent id Inlclllduals' lelllsm Into burlesque. If you douhl lh.it the protests on behalf of the Pantheon Six Is Just |xillllcal special pleading, consider W oudl S Tu d s Terkel. Kurt Vonnegul. W illia m S ly r o n . Jo n a th a n S e h rll. Noam C h o m s k y anil the like he protesting a corporation's refusal lo run a right-wingleaning publishing house as a "prestige loss leader"? Many p u b lis h e rs tiring lorth Ixxiks expected to lx- loss leaders, and do so because they Ix-lleve publishing Involves six lul responsibili­ ty. Ilul Panlheon's ajxiloglsts. who suggest il has cornered the market on civic virtue, demand a prc|xmlcroux entitlement: Pantheon Used should lx- run. Ill |x-r|x-liilly. us a loss leader. Hccuuse it has lost money for so long. II has an In altf liable rigid lo do so forever. When Pantheon's delenders complain ulxml publishing I k nig lututcd by "su|x-unarkei accounting." it is the noun Hi y find most objectionable it is "censorship" for Pantheon to lx- held accountable tor Us use ol other |x-<iplc's money It Is "unlettered greed" I'im lc tlrrc d — the worsl kind) lor Ncwhouse lo limit ihc num ber ol years P.mihcon can lose Ncwhouse money hv grinding Ideological axes It is presumably idealism lor the Pantheon |xillltclans io have televised tantrums Ix-c.msc llii'y do not have ai. iilillm lled draw on other prople's money. Pantheon’s radicals Ix-lleve that capitalism Is lolcruble when, by the Industriousness and re s p o n s ib ility ( I n ­ cluding attention to the bottom line) of others. It produces sufficient surplus to subsidize Its Itlroluglcul enemies ul Pantheon. Hut ea|>liullsin Is merely Ir­ re s p o n s ib le greed w h e n It r e q u ir e s Pantheon to live by the rules the rest ol the world must re­ spect. These Intellectuals, obscenely conijkirlng ( The rhetoric themselves to dissi­ ol cen­ dents "silenced" by sorship' and t y ra n n y , advertise oppression' them selves as d e ­ reeks of con­ fenders ol Intellectual tempt for Integrity, but they America, and d I s l i n g u I s ii for bourgeois llicm sflvca by I heir societies gen­ disrespect for la n ­ erally. ■ g u a g e . It g o e s ix-yond Imprecision, beyond lilt- sloppy expression lhal betokens a m u d d le d m llld . Il Is I lie arjrogance of Ideologues who have lost not only the ability lo persuage but also the desire lo |x-rsuude. The ir arrogance Increases proportionately lo the dccllnc of their |ilausibllliy and decreases of their numbers. "W h e n I use a w o rd.” said llu m p ty Dum piy lo Alice In Wonderland. "It means Just what I choose II to m ean." T h e question, he said. Is "w h o Is to lx- master.” Th e left, having lost ho|x- for |xilli!cul power. Is determined lo Iiii|xis4- a dictatorship over discourse. T h e r h e t o r ic o l " c e n s o r s h i p '' a n d "oppression" reeks ol conleui|il for America, and lor bourgeois societies generally There Is n o th in g novel about leftist Intellectuals ex|irevslng disdain lor society In the silliest terms because Ihc society thinks the Intellec­ tuals are silly Pantheon's Ixxiks. says Pan­ theon's ex-editors, contain "som e of the least |xipular hut inosi lui|xirtuiii Ideas." Ah. ol course Th is Is an encore of the h it's oldest alibi: We are failures (at politics, publishing, whatever) because we are virtuous. Indeed, our failures prove our virtues: Only the disgusting prosper III a dlslgusllllg m x lety Around the world scores ot millions ol victim s of lelllsm are embracing ihc discipline .tiul rationality ol free markets Ix-eause ihcv understand the connection between consumer sovereignty anil the responsibilities ol |xihllc.tl democracy Some Americans lellists ait tie n iu n d in g e x e m p tio n from ilu m arket s severities for ihc s u m - reason. Ortega won’t go empty-handed W A S H IN G TO N - Pity Nkaraguan Presi­ dent Daniel Ortega. He lost die'election und now ull he has lo console him Is the m ulllm lllinn-ikillar fortune that h r und Ills family six-krd uway In Panamanian lianks while they feigned socialist austerity. Highly classified Central Intelligence Agency rejxirts say the Ortegas are silling pretty. Ortega and iheSundlnlsta p a r t y r u I e d N ic a ra g u a w ith a s u p e rfic ia l c o m ­ m i t m e n t to d i s ­ tributing the wealth. T h e t ru th Is. the wealth was sjireud to a limited Inner circle w ho h a vc n o w Ix'come Marxist m il­ lionaires. We first rejiorird on Orti-ga’s capitalist ventures In 1985. The C IA has since Ix-cit able to confirm our rejxirl and gel more details through Central In­ agents In Nicaragua telligence and National Securi­ Agency re­ ty Agency b u lk in g ports say the lutcrcc|iis. Ortega Is Ortegas are scheduled to relin­ sitting pretty. ■ quish (xiwcr on April 25 lo Vlolela Chamorro, fu a gracious concession speech aflcr the election,last month, the hyjxx-rlsy sllp|x-d easily from his tongue: "T h e elections lest the will of Sindlnlsta revolutionaries who never have sought to cling to power, who were Ixirn poor and wilt lx- satisfied lo die |xx>r. ..." Now. for a reality check: W hile Ihc Sandliilslas I lave been cleaning out their desks, they have passed a little piece of legislation tliat puls a lie lo Ihclr stxiullsl prixi.im ul Ions. Th e new law grants perm a­ nent property rights In any person now txru|i>ing government properly. Il Is a blatant uttempt lo give more lhan 10.000 jmijx-rty lilies lo Sindlnlsta leaders and followers to enrich themselves and strip Chamorro ol a starting base. One opposition leader called the law "the llu ll and decapitalization of the gixxls of the slale." Another called It "a huge send-off p a rly" for tlx- Siudlnlsias. Th e new law. eomhined with another one |xirdonlng c rim i­ nals for crimes com m llled until April 25. am ounts to an invltutlon to wide-scale emlx-zzlenieni over the next month, accord­ ing lo the C IA analysis. We r a n i lui|i bid think bark to the Sundinlsia'* protest* In 1985 when we ri'ixirled on the property holdings und money-making venture* of party leaders. The y claimed that each house the leaders lived in and each company they run was actually owned by the slate. Come April 25. even the Sandtntxtux will have to admit lhal I he |x-rks we said they enjoyed now belong to I hem free und clear. Nicaraguans have had reason to susped Ortega's taste for the finer things In life. In 1985 on a shopping spree In Manhattan, he and Ills wife Ixiught 83.500 worth of designer eyeglasses. He likes lo wear Italian leather Jackets and other status symbols. Hut — a jxiint In Ills favor — Daniel Ortega Is the least thieving of the Sandliilslas. lie llves imxlesily in a house In Managua. His brother. A rm y Chief llu n ib rn o Ortega. Is another story. He gix-s home ai night to an iipuleni housing eoni|xiund complete with a small park A high level Nicaraguan defector. Ma|or Roger Miranda, eonllrm rd s o u r details of the Oriega llfeslyk- Th e C IA has since uncovered several bank accounts in I’unamu traced to ilu* Ortega bnithers and ini.ilmg more lhan S3 million The C IA believes lhal Sandlnlxla Interior Minister Tom as liorgc is worth more lhan 81 million Ib c s id c n ! H ush Is now p u sh in g lo r S:UJO m illio n In a id to N icaragua Ik ir a d v ic e Is lo |x>si d a le the i hi c k u n til C h a m o rro Is in other O therw ise, live S a n d ln is ta s w ill Itnd a wav to give them selves a going aw ay present �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Th u n d a y , March 39. 1990 — 7 * Hearing--------C a a t ln u s d f ro m Rotary Club holds garago sal# S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford Breakfast Rotary C lu b will be having a giant garage sale Saturday. April 7. from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . at the Wal-Mart Shopping C rn lrr. T h e club will rrr rt a tent at the site for the sale. Rad Cross offsrs safaty court# S A N FO R D - Th e Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross Is nlterlng several safety and nrst-atd courses during the months of April and May. T h e following courses are now open: • Infant/chlldCPR. April 12 from 8-4 p.m. Coat: $20. • Com m unity CPR. April 3 0 fro m 8-4 p.m. Coat: $29. • Com m unity CPR. May 14ft IS from 8 -10p.m . Coot: 929. • C om m u nity CPR. May 19from 8 -4 p.m.Coat: 823. • Standard Flrat-Ald. May t from 8-4 p.m. Coat: 830. •W ater Safety Instructor's Course. May 4. Coal la 840 plus and additional 8 10 pool fee. For more Information, or to register, call 8944141. Longwood task fores to moat LO N G W O O D — T h e Longwood strategic planning task force is meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the Longwood Police Station. Mayor Gene Farach and Commissioners Rex Anderson and Adrienne Perry and C ity Administrator Mike Abels are on the task force. Th e group will discuss growth plans for the city. Public Is Invited. Wekiva C o a t l a a s d fr w a > P a g a 1 A sewage treat­ ment plant when II Is completed. In response to concerns of Markham Woods residents. Lex­ ington Estates planners said they will build one-acre lota on 20 acres near the entrance to the developm ent a n d along the southern border that flanks Heathrow West, a one-acre lot development. Other one-acre lots would be developed along the eastern border w hich Is next vacant land that m ay be de ve l­ oped Into one-acre lotsone day. Roaches-------C o n t in u e d f r m a P a ga 1 A her ow n expense. Schuckman said she still plans lo fight for payment of her medical bills. ■’ ll was very painful and em­ barrassing" Schuckm an said of he r roach ordeal U n til the doctors killed ihe one-half-inch roach with mineral oil. she said, she could feel II m oving around deep Inside her ear. Several methods of removal were tried before Ihe Insect was pulled out with small fonrps. Schuckm an said. Hospital records confirm that doctors removed a brown Insect from Schuckman'a ear. T h e bug was Intact when re­ m oved. and hospital records show mineral oil was applied lo ihe ear and that there was physical irauma to the car canal. Schuckm an said when she . r r portent he Incident- asked the apartment manager to pay her hospital bill and to move her and her 11-month-old son la another apartment, the manager said she would have lo consult the Mari­ ner's Village attorney before acting. S c h u c k m a n s a i d exterminators did respruy Ihe complex March 17. two days after the roach crawled In her car. but II didn't do any good. "Th e y 're in Ihe walls. T h e whole building Is Infested with them. It should be condemned. Nobody should have to live like this." Schuckman said. A w o m a n w h o Id e n tifie d herself only as manager of Mari­ ner's Village Apartments said all apartments are sprayed with Insecticide by a professional exterminator an a "continual basts." Since Schuckm an re­ ported the problem with the roach In her ear. the manager said, the apartment has been resprayed. T h e manager said that particular apartment has received addlllonal sprayings several times after complaints rromthetenaiits. Th e manager said she believes the problem Is being taken care of and she has no other problems with these residents. She de­ clined funher comment. J i m S te m p k o w s k l, an In ­ Fags 1A Jc M ip and n o r t h w e s t to L a k e M a r y Boulevard. But expressway of­ ficials are hopeful road builders w ill bid lower, allowing four lanes to be b u ll to Lake Mary Boulevard or even U.S. 17-92 at Airport Boulevard. Expressway Director Gerald Brlnton said current plans are to solicit construction co m pany bids In m id-M a y. setting an application deadline of m id Ju n e . Bonds would be sold In August. Bridge construction Is slated to begin November 1 and roadway construction Is sched­ uled lo begin December 1. All work Is scheduled to be com ­ pleted by October 1992. Brlnton said final approval of the plan la needed from the governor and Cabinet, who have already given their Initial ap­ proval. Legislative approval la also needed, but because the plan requires no stair finances. Brlnton said he anticipates no snags. Brlnton said Rep. Frank Stone. R-Casselbrrry. has submitted a House bill to gain legislative approval of the road construc­ tion and Hep. Art Grlndle. RAltamonte Springs, has pledged to steer the bill through co m ­ mittees onto the House floor d u rin g the upcom ing session beginning next week. Sen. W .W . "H u d " Gardner. D -Tltusvllle, has pledged to sponsor an Identical S e n a te b i l l to h a s te n th e legislative app rova l process. Brlnton said. spector for the State Regulation D e p a r t m e n t o f H o te ls a n d Motels, checked Ihe apartment at about 10 a.m. March 17. He said It would be several days before a report on hla findings would be available. StampC o s t l i s « 4 f r w n P a g a 1A of the new stamps. Lippencott called Sanlord Postmaster Fred Rader earlier this week to announce shipment of 500 of the new stamps, Rader said. Rader said Ihe Sanford Post Office does not get all of the new Items because It Is not a philatel­ ic center, but with a 8200.000 renovation ot the offler that began last week, that m ay change. "W e're kind ol* small, so un­ like to keep things that move quickly.” K a drr said "B u t with the renovation, we'll have a couple of displays. W ho knows? Maybe some nrw stamp col­ lectors will be born." Report: Indian kids have more emotional problems, less help W A S H IN G T O N The 400.000 Indian adolescents liv­ ing on American reservations suffer a higher rate of emotional problems than white children, but only 17 mental health pro­ fessionals are available to help them, according to a report released Thursday. According to the Office of Technology Assessment report. Indian adolescents face a higher rate of suicide, substance abuse, stress, depression, anxiety and neglect than their white coun­ terparts. The y are also more likely lo be physically and sexually abused, to have alcoholic parents or disrupted families and to have school related stresses. But despite the high rate of emotional distress, the report said the federal Indian Health Service funds only 17 mental health professionals trained lo serve children and teens, onetenth ihe number needed. T h e report. "Indian Adoles­ cent Health." notes that data on the emotional problems of Indi­ a n c h ild r e n a n d th e p r o ­ fessionals available to aid them Is scarce. " T h e Information that does exist makes clear, however, that mental health services for Indian adolescents are Inade­ quate." Th e 17 health professionals cited by the report serve 12 Indian Health Service areas, each covering from one to 11 slates. The Billings IMS area, with more than 12.000 Inldan adoles­ cents In Montana and W yom ing, has the most mental health care providers with nine. Five of the areas, together serving about 80,000 Indians In 16 states, have no mental health professionals trained to treat children and teens, according to the O T A report. Denise D o u g h e rty , project director for the report, said data from a variety of studies on the frequency of various m cntul health problems among A m e ri­ can teens was used to roncludt that the Indian adolescents have a higher rate of emotional Ills than whites, aged 10-17. “ You have to piece together Ihe the data from studies and other sources." she said, noting sulcde figures show the 1986 m ortall'y rale for Indians age 13-19 was 26.3 per 100.000 while the rate for all other U.S. races was 10 per 100.000. In the 10-14 age group. Indian suicides were four times hlghrr than all other races combined. DEATHS D ELL LEON BEARD Dell Leon Heard. 57. Temple Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday at Ridgecrest Manor. DcLand. Horn Ja n . 27. 1933. In Jacksonville, she m oved to Sanford from Houston In 1978. She was a homemaker and a ITo trsta m . Survivors Include daughter. Dell Franklin. Sanford: brothers. Charles Larsen. Lakeland. Sam Nickerson. Brunswick. Ga.: sis­ ter. L a u llr Brooks. Seattle; Hirer grundchlldren B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs In ehargr of arrangements. A L IC E O . B R A E M E R Alice G . Hrarm er. 82. 548 C lu b Court. Lakr Mary, died S u n d a y at S o u th Se m inole C o m m u n ity H o sp ita l. Longwood. Born 1X1. 22. 1907. In Brooklyn. N Y .. she moved to |Lake Mary Itom Turns River. N .J., in 1980 .she was a secre­ tary for a manufacturing com[p a ny -md a Protestant. She was a m em ber of the O rd e r ol Eastern Star. New York and the Northeast Maryland Yacht C lu b Auxiliary. Survivors Include husband. Louis P.; son. D r. Allen C .. S u n n yva le . C a lif.; d a u g h te r. Carolyn B Mclcnu, Oneida. N .Y.: six grandchildren: three great­ grandchildren. C o x -P a rk e r C a r r y H a n d Funeral Home. W inter Bark. In charge of arrangements. AUDR EY N. H O N EYCU TT Audrey N. Honeycutt. 59. 170 N. Devon Ave.. W inter Springs, died Monday ai her residence. Born Nov. I0, I930. In Yarbro. A rk ., she m oved to W in te r Springs from Key West In I977. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors Include sons. Joe Dale. Lllburn. Ga.. Jo hn David. W inter Springs. Ja y Durcl. A l­ tam onte S p rin g s d a u g h te r. J jillle Darlene. W inter Springs: sister. Shirley .MrNtne, W inter Springs; three lirandcblldren Conrad A Thom pson Funeral Home. Kissimmee. In charge ol arrangements. E D W IN L . S P O O N E R Edw in L. Spooner. 65. 594 C lc m s o n D r iv e . A lta m o n te S p r i n g s , d ie d T u e s d a y In Tam pa. Born Oft. 6. 1924, In Spencer. Mass., he moved to Altamonte Sphngs from Cape Canaveral In 1970. He was a retired telephone lineman and a Caiholie. Survivors include daughters. J u d y W ils o n M c K iilg h t , Titusville. Dot Hm w n. Ohatchcr. Ala . Patricia Barnes. Columbus. Ga brothers. Donald. Chicopee. M a s s .. K e n n e th . M e m p h is . Tcn n .: sisters. Evelyn Duncan. Fort Lauderdale Dotty lliggcn h o lh a in . Ja c k s o n v ille . C a ro l Blair. Jackson. Miss.. I3 grand c h i l d r e n ; I 8 greatgrandchildren. Colonial Carey Hand Fu ittial Home. Orlando. In charge ol arrangrmenls. Legal Notice* Legal Notices Lagal Nottca* Legal Notices N O T tc i o r FICTITIOUS S A M I Moot* a M r * , given met i am engeged m bvstneH at IMS M S A n . M S IS . Winter S r i i s t . Ft n r w . Seisslneto C*wnt,. Fiend*. undtt IK* I k mi*** N*m* ot CR E A TIV E CARS. end the! I intend t* rt**iter raid M m * *im IK* CSrk •< th* Circuit Caurt, S*m Mai* Cevnty, FS rtW . In ac t W » i n nttK th* F m s i m *t RS Fktlttov* M m * Jletvtos. T* Wit: SMttsn MAW F S rtW Sl*t utM IM T Ran Burnt Jr. RuMNA: M arts n I*. A*rll I. II.tfW D EO n r IN TH E C IR CU IT COUP t N O TIC E T O T N I PUBLIC: Notice i* h*'*by given that tha Board ol Adjustment ol tho City ol Sanlord will hold a regular mooting on April 13. I M . in tho City Holl Commit*Ion Chamber* at II. M A A S . Mi ardor to contid or a rogue*! tar varianca in tho Zoning Ordnance a* It pertain* IN TN B CIR C U IT COURT. B IG H T 11 N TH JU D IC IA L * CIRCUIT* IN A NOPOR SEMI N O L I CO U N TY. FLO R IDA CAS8 NO.: • M flf’CAPV-L CALIFO RN IA FE D E R A L BANK, e Federal Savings Bank, e federally chartered savings bank. |formerly knew*#* California Federal Savings and Lean Association). Plaintiff. NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S K A M I H*tK* l i Iwrtlry f ir m ih*l I am *flfW W to ButMett *t It) Farn Or . tSAary. F t* . m i l . lam U nS County, Florid*. under IK* F i i i n i a u i S a m * at SCREENS N TH INGS, and mol i stand s register **id noma nits IK* CSrk at tk* Circuit Caurt. laminola County FSrtW . In accordance m m tk* Fro.tsiens at is* Fieri Have Noma Status*. To Wn Suction MS 0* Florid* SlatuSt l*S7 PMIS C Smim Publlik March r>. April S 9 I*. IT S D E O If I N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nats* S hereby (i«an that I am engaged S S w e l l at SHI Mainland li e d . Dalian* FL m u . SamIM S Cavity. FSnd*. unWr its Fieri!taut Noma at TROPIC SCREEN A VINYL REPAIR, and Its ! I Inland S ra fitS r told nans wilts n s Clark at Its Circuit Caurt. Sam mas County. Florida. In ac cordance m m Ik* Praviasna at m* Fictitsua Nam* Status* To Wit: Sactlan MSPf FSrida Siai vStlfST Hobart A Sol mi* I Jr PuMlaR March ye, April 1 II. i t , if** DEOM NtTTICR OF F IC TITIO U S NAJd I Narica It hereby ( i n n mat as art awpapad In buflnau t l P O Roe fllp ir . Lot* Mary. FL 111*111*1, Seminal* County, Florida, under IK* FMIItSu* Nam* at IN DULGENCE, and mat a* Intend s ra fitS r **s nam* m m me C Sr * at m* Circuit Caurt. SaminaS County, Florida, in accordance m m m* Provision* it tka Fictitious Nam* Status*. T* Wit SaclSn MS Of FS rtW Status* Iff! TKam wW . William* CKarS* E William* CalharlM Rautdo Publish March n April S. II. If. i t s D I O Iff NO TICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAME Natic* i* hereby (Iran that as *r* engaged In butlrsst *1 IHM W 1*1 St.. Santard. F S . 1191. Samlnol* Cavity. F tors*, under th* FlcritSu* Nam* *1 WW CONSTRUCTION, and m*l us Inland S r*gl*t*r **M nam* *im Its CSrk ol trio Circuit Court SaminoS County. Ftorl da. m accordant* mth tka Provision* at Ik* Fictitious Name Status*. To Wit Sociwn M l Ot Florida SlaluSt ttjr J toy in Weldor I Thomas P Wilhelm Publish Merck IS. 11. If. April L lew 0 E 0 ISO_____________________ NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAAAI Nats* it hereby given trial I am engaged In butlnott at 4M M e m a n d A ve , A lla m e nla Spring*- SaminoS County. FS r Ida under its Ftctittou* Nam* at CONNIE S VEND and that I Inland to register said nam* mth trie Clark ot trie Circuit Court SammoS County Ftort da in accordance eith in* Provision* at th* Fictitious Nam* Status*. To Wll Sactioi MS OOF torse Status* itsr Conttencr L Ian Publish March IS. n la. April S. IffO D E O IS I____________ NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAM I Notice i i hereby given Ihe AI am engaged in Outineet *1 lers S Park Are . Sanlord. FL 1191. Seminole County. Florida under trio Fwtiliout Nemo of SUPER O IS C O U N T B E V E R A G E A FOOO STORE, end trial I intend to roglssr said name mth trie CSrk ol the Circuit Court. Sam moS County FSrida. in ac cor dance mtn me Provision* ot the Fictitious Nemo Status*. To Wit Section M l Of Florida Slat utt* If St Rank Shah Publish March I). n . If. April S. IffO 0EQ1SS_____________________ NOTICE OP P IC T ITIO U S N A M I none a is hereby given Ihel I am engaged in business al SO* label Trail Langmood. FL M 9 Y SaminoS Countv. Florida under th* Ficliltou* Name ol FLORI OA COVER PAGE, and mat I intend lo register said nam* mm tk* CSrk ol the Circuit Cevt. Seminole County Ftorl da in accordance mth the Provisions ol Ike Fictitious Name Statute*. To w it Section MS 00 Florida Statutot 1M7 Poltenberger Corpora lion Jerry W Poflenderger Publish March!, is. n If IffO O E o a i_____________________ NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice it hereby given met I am engaged in butmett at ISf Laaa Rd . Lake Mary. Seminole County Florida under in* Fictitious Name ol SUNRISE H E A T I N G A A IR CO N D I HO NIN G- and mat I inland h. regisltr sent name mtn the CSrk at me Circuit Court. Sem moS County Florida in ac cor dance mtn the Provisions ot me Fictitious Name SfefuSs to Wit Section MS Of Florida Slat cites IfSt Tv - tiC Beckmth P u b .. ’Aerchl. i » . 9 . If I** OCC A M ___________________ NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given met t am engaged in business *• 1*4 Al Las* Mary Bird Last Mary Fla 111**, Seminole County Florida under tn* Fictitious Name ot MV ELEC TROLTSIS PLACE end met I intend to register Mid name aim the CSre ot m* Circuit Court Seminal* County F ton d* in accordance mtn the Provitient ot tho Fictitious Name Statute* To Wit Section Mt Of F tor id* Status* if*/ LuclitoM Fauna Publish Match! IS. 1). If IffO D EO It ri« 'M * g i O H T I I N I M JU D ICIAL CIR CU IT. IN A M O F O a SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R IDA CASE NO. tM M b C A W -L CHARLES R IN JA M IN E L L IS Petitioner .Husband, and SUSAN AJMANOA ELLIS. Rttpandant/wiN N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO O AR E H E R IR V S O T I F I I O trial a Petition For Dts solution Of Mart lege has been A M against y«u. and that yaw art raavred to tore* p copy a* your Response *r PSedSng to tk* Petition upon tk* Poll Honor's Attorney. GEORGE B W ALLACE. ESQ U IR E, at I D W. First Stnat. Soil* M t. San Sard. F S rtW OT71, and U S Its iW kg ap kfl P OIm aa aw a# ra*W ‘- W - -aJtn^ n— Itr W>rlk'HNPlM >TT agimus WMIW Pa* Ik* efts* at Ik* CSrk *f m* Circuit C e v t. an w beter# m* t*m day at April A D . Iff* It you lerl to W so. a Default Judgment m il I m* Petition D A TE D af Sam wait County. FSrtW . M l tm fe y f t March AD.ITM IS IA L I MAR VANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CU IT COURT ■y Cecelia V Ekem Publish March A IS. 9 . If. IffO D EOM N O TIC E T O T N E PUBLIC: Nats* le hereby given mat th* Board at Adlutlmant af th* City af Santard m il held a regular moating on April II. taag. In trio City Hall Commission Chamberi at It 10 a m in order to contid v a request S r yvlanc* In trio Zoning Ordinance at it pertains I* Side Y ard varianca r* quiremenit In an SR I district an LO T M AND E A S T '* OF V A C A T E D A L L E Y . P IN E H UAST SUBDIVISION PB 1 PC f 1 at recorded in Samlnol* County, FS rtW Being mar* specifically W tcribad as Seated IMS Lake Avenue to canel.-uct a Sings Family Dwelling Board af Adlutlmant W M Prilllpt. Chairman ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II a parson decide* to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter considered at its* above mealing or hearing, ka/sha will need a verbatim record at Ik* proceedings in eluding trie testimony and avl Wnc* which record is not provided by Ik* City of Sanlord tFSlMdlOSI Publish March I f . April I. laao D IO It* N O TICE TO TU B PUBLIC: Notice le hereby given that th* Board af Adlutlmant al tk* City af Sanlord will hold a regular mealing an April II. IffO. In tk* City Hall Commission Chambers at 11 I t a m. In order to consid er a request tor varianca In Its* Zoning Ordinance as II partam* ta Bear Yard variance r* . W M W i h In an SR 1AA dit J '* If i* O F LOT M BEG NW CORNER LO T 1 8 Lie F I 0 Y L L W I L 0 E O F LOCH ARBOR SEC S RUN E II I M T N to N LI W TO P T N OF B E G S TO B E G NEW UP1ALA PB I PG */ at r* corded In Seminole County, f lor Ida Baing more specifically de scribed at located 2tJ Upteta Road Planned use •I the proparty i» to construct a garage onto a tingle family dwelling Board ol Ad |utt mant W M. Philip*. Chairman ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II a parion decides to appaal a decision mada with ratpacl to any matter considers# at the above m atting or haaring. ha/*ha will naad a verbatim ra<ord ol the proceedings in eluding tho lestimony and evi dence. which rtcord I* not provided by rha City of Sanford <FS2ftiClftS) Publish March If, April I. IffO D E O 230 IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT OP TH E H TH JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY CASE NO; VtV/LCAftVL HARRY R EIN and RHEA R EIN , hit wild. |/r/wm'O'1i, Plaintlffdl. vt JO H N L N U C C lT E L L I.a ting la man, Oafandant(t) TO JOHN L N U C C lTE LL I 307 Zinnia Drive Caivaibarry Florida3270/ N O TICE OP ACTIO N CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE If alive, and if either or all of thorn ba daad. thair respective unknown spouse. hair*, dt viteet. grantee*. creditors and all othar claimant* by. through, undar or again*! JOHN L N U C C lTE LL I or aithar ol fham. and ail parties having or claiming to hava any right, title or interest in tha proparty harain da tenbad Residences ot all U d Oaftn dent* unknown YOU ARE N O TIF IE D mat an action to forte lout a Mortgage on tha following property m Seminole County, Florida Lot I. Bloch 17. H E F T L E R HOMES ORLANDO. SECTION O N I , according to tha p u i thartof at recorded In Plat Book 13 P«gat 1 and *, ot tha Public Record*, al Semlnof* County F lor Ida hat bean filed again*! you and tha abova named Defendant* and you art required to serve a copy of your written detente* if any, to if on the Attorney tor P l a i n li f t U ) HOW ARD A S P E IG E L . E S Q U IR E . 2300 MaiMand Center Parkway Suit* 114 Ma>tiand Florida IJ/J 140/) 1/3 0041 on or before April 74 IWO. and Me the original w»th tha Clerk ol thi* Court either before service on Plain tiff t Attorney or immediately thereafter otherwtta a default will be entered agamsl you lor the reliaf demanded in tn* Complaint W ITNESS my hand and tne veal ot this Court on March id |»W3 1SEALI MAH VANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIR CUIT COuMf By Jaan Bril lent Deputy Clark Publish March 23 7* Apr l k 17. l**Q OEOT73 varianca requirement* in an SC Jdltfrlctwi: W ol Lot ) •* All Let* 4 + 1 Bib ) T r I Town ol Santard P I I PG i t a* recorded m Seminole County. F lor Ido Being m art specifically do teribed a* lacatod; i l l S French Ave Planned ute ol the property I* ta Incroato tho oeltttng ground *ign taco from » tq feat to W *q taot roquo*Hng a variance of 3d m taot (The attawed tquere footage l « » * g teat) Board of Adlirttinont W M Philip*. Chairman ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC If a per ion decide* ta appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter cemiderod at tha above meeting or hearing, ha/tha will need a verbatim cludtng th# tottimony and evt dance, which rtcord I* not provided by the City of Santard (FS 2d* 0103* Publish March TV. April $. IffO D E O 2eV N O TIC E TO T H I PUBLIC: Notice tt hereby given that tho Board of Adjustment el the City al Santard will hold a regular meeting on April 1). IN I. In the City Natl Commission Chamber* ot II 30 o m in w^ec to contid or a request tar varianca in tho Zoning Ordinance a* It partaMis to Roar Yard variance re quiremenit in an SR 1A district on Lot 1 He/tl Glen Subdivision PB 33 PG 43 at near dad in Sam mota County. P lorIda Being more specifically de tcribad at located tOd Haiti BtvdPlanned uta of the property lit' to erect a utility building Board of Adjustment W M Philips. Chairman ADVICE TO TH E PU BLIC : II a parton decides ta ippvil a decision made with respect ta any matter considered at the above mooting or haaring, ho/she will need o verbatim record of tho proceeding* in eluding tha tottimony and #vf dance, which rtcord it not provided by the City of Santard (PS3B4010SI Publish March If. April I. two D E O 217 IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O P TN B E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT IN AN D FOR SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. S T A T E OF FLORIDA CaseNa : V M ivaC A q aL Oanaral Jvrisdtctiaw Ftarlda Bar Na.: MOVdi SO UTH EAST MORTGAGE COM PANY, Plaintiff. vtTIN A M AR IE KREUSCH. If living. •fus a tta f . Defendants SE COHO AM EN DED N O TIC E OP ACTION S TA TE OF FLORIDA , TO T I N A M A R IE K R E U S C H . if liv in g and W E S LE Y J KREUSCH. her husband if living, including' any unknown spouse of tetd Often dents If aithar has remarried and ll aithar or both of teid Defendants are deceased their respective unknown heirs, da vliaa t. grantees, assignees creditors, lienors and trustees, and ail other persons claiming by. through, under er against tha named Defendants Whose residence address is V li Presidents Avenue e13. Brkk. New Jersey 0I/S3 AND TO R O BER T EAGLE and E S TH E R EAGLE Whose residence address is 1*4 Mason Street, Metuchen, Now Jersey 00*40 YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida Lot n . SUNLAND ESTA TES, FIR ST A D D ITIO N , according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book II. Pages V/ A «• of th# Public Records of Seminole County. Florid# has been filed against you and SCO TT F CAUSSEAUX and CAROL R CAUSSEAUX. hit wife. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE, and all other per ions In potettion ot subject real proper fy. whose real names are un certain, and you aro required to serve a copy of your written defenses^ It any, to if on J O S E P H M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address it 701 N Franklin Street Suite 2/70. Tampa. Florida Ue03 on or before the 111 day of May, (WO and file 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 for the relief demanded in the Com piaintor Petition D A TE D on this 7/th day ot March. iWO M AR YANNE MORSE C LER K OF THE C IR C U IT COURT BY Jeoninlient Deputy Clerk Publish March TV, April 3, 12 IV. two D EOIV7 N O T Ic T T O T M t PUBLIC!Notico is hereby given that the Board of Adjustment el the City of Sanford wilt hold a regular meeting on April 13, ItVQi, in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 11 JO a m in order to consid er a request for variance In th#' Zoning Ordinance is if pertains to Side Yard variance re quiremenfs »n an SR IA district on Lot */, Santard Heights at recorded in PB 2 PG *3 Semi nolo County, Florid# Bemg more specifically de scribed as located 400 W IVfh Street Planned use of the property is to construct a Single family dwelling Board of Adiw*tm*nt W M Philips, Chairman ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC if a per*un decides to appeal a decv*on mwde with respect *o any matter considered af the above meeting or hearing hw she will need a verbatim record ot the proceeding* Ms dudmg the testimony and tut dance which record It not provided by (h# City of Sanford (FS/aaOiOSt Publish March 3V April I ifW D E O 331 CURTISD CORTEZand SHERI J CORTEZ. Mt wile. NOTICE OP SALE PURSUANT TO CH A PTER i f N O T IC E IS G I V E N that pursuant fa a Summary Pinal Judgment dated March 22, IWO In the above tty led cause, I will sail ta the highest m i best: bidder tar cash at the wesl front j deer ot tha SeminoW County * Courthouse. Sanford. Seminole * County. Florid#, it ll R t m on Lot 42, Rimbiewood. accord mg to the plot thereof os re carded m Ptet Book 23. Pages / end ft. Public Recerds of Semi note County. Florida D A T E D this 22nd day of March. IWO M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk at tha Court By JonoE Josowic Deputy Clerk Publish TV. April J. IWO DEO7V0 IN T H E C IR CU IT COURT OP TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT IN A NOPOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A C A S IN O ; v a i/ ia C A -a a l IN RE TH E M ARRIAGE OF K A TH E R IN E M ARIE FR ITO G FO R TA D O . Petitioner'Wife, and F R E D L O U IS F O R TA D O .IV . AtiponOerirtv Husband N O TICE OP ACTION TO : Prad Louis Portade. IV IS A Highland Rd , Benton. Arkansas YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any. to PA U L V M O Y E R . E S Q U IR E . Potitlenor s At fomey whoso address Is 242/ West State Rood 434. Longwood. Florida J2/7V. on or before April M, tWO, and file the original with me Clerk of m«s Court either before service on Peti tloner's attorney or immediately thereafter, or a default will bo entered against you for tho relief demanded In the Com W ITNESS my hand end seal this Court on the 24th day ol March IWO (S E A L) M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E COURT B y : Sharon Dunn Deputy Clerk Publish March TV. April S. 17. IV. IWO D EO 2V3 q! SCHOOL BOARD OP SEMINOLE CO U N TY A D V E R TIS E M E N T FOR E l OS TH E SCHOOL BOARD OF SEM INOLE B O U N T Y , Florida will receive olds a# the office of the School Board. 1311 South Mel ionvilla Avenue. Sanford, Florida. 13/71. until 2 00 P M . April IV, I WO at which time bids wil l bo opened for the lor y ices of E X TE R IO R LIG H TIN G ANO S ECU R ITY SYSTEM HO PPER EECAT ROSE N W ALD CEN TER Rosenwald E S E Center IPV4 Norm street Attamente Springs. Florida 22/01 Bid must be accompanied by bid deposit A Bid Bond. Cash ier s Chock or Certified Check for five (S%) percent of the total amount bid Tho Bid Bond shall be drawn In favor ot the Owner and such Bid Bond shall guar an too that tho Biddor will not withdraw his bid for a ported of 30 calendar days after the opening of the bids The successful bidder shall furnish a Performance Payment Bend for the total amount ot the award within seven (/) days of notification of the award Bonds must be written by a surety company licensed ta do business in Florida A deposit of 17* 30 is required to Obtain specs and plans from' TH E D EP A R TM E N T OF FA C I L I T I E S . P L A N N IN G A C O N S T R U C T IO N . I T U Mellonvlll# Avtnut Sanford Florida 17771. TELE P H O N E 407 372 1232 The Board reserve* the right ta -waive minor inform all ft«* in the bidding it said waiver is in me Board’s best interest Dated mis 21 day ot March IWO s D a vd R Spear A I A Director of Facilities Planning A Construction Publish March2t iWO D EO 271 U N ITE O S TA TE S D ISTR ICT COURT M ID DLE D ISTRICT OP FLORIDA ORLANOO DIVISION C A S IN O . *g 14V CIV ORL II U N ITE D STA TES OF AMERICA. Plamfitt v 11 4V/.IS3 00 IN U N ITE D STA TES CURRENCY Defendant N O TIC E OF ACTIO N IN M M ANO ARR EST IN R IM In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h Supplemental Ruta (C) (li tar Certain Admiralty and 'Man time Act'ion of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and local Admiralty Rule / Olid I . notice»» hereby given of Ihe arrest ot tl.4V7.tt3 in United Slates Cur rency, in accordance with a Warrant of Arrest >stued on February 31. IWO Pursuant to Supplemental Rule Ic H il and Local Admiral ty Rule 7 03(f) end person having .» claim against ihe properly shall tile a claim with the Court nnl later men fen lift) days after process has been eiecuted and shall file en en * »wer w<thm twenty (70) days from th« date of filing their Claim D A TE D et Or a-*Oo Florid* this Hhday of M-. th lew ROBERT W o C NJMAN United States Afturn*» Hr GR EGO Rv S M ILLER Assistant U S Attorney 4Q Norm Hughey Avenue Orlando Florida m o t 7700 140/1 84ft aTOO Publish Merch 27 JV April 3 ■ 12 iWO DEO t/l �•A S .nlo fd Meirfld S .n lo id Florida — Thursday Match 79 1990 Eight die in South African violence U nited P r a t t International PIK I I. 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Tata* v v CMca** (A t ) at Sarawta. H im . Kama* City v v Hautlan at Klaalmmaa. IM * m. 11ST) Now Vark aCMcaa* •Ulan t San AntanW Dalla* CttarWIt* * 4! 41 O M II I* L Pci. It 414 M 1*4 It M* 44 111 M .33* 14 31* OB I 4 ll>t M M'I D M S3 SI D M )l II 3) K S4 M J3 M - 741 4*3 IM M3 43) M4 M* B l Fit. M I* m 43 33 M l M 3* .134 M St J14 » M 43* 14 II 331 14 Jl MS 13 M SJ M J3 44 M a LA Latari Stottta LA Sacramanw .314 .314 4*3 4*1 444 JM .114 )>» I4>y I4>1 tt*l l**» MVi AS J (Sty 144* 13 J|t* M - |t* « It M1* At M'l DatrOt t*L Charlotte *3 WwMnatan I K Donrort* NowJorwy l*V New Vark Ml CMca** 11). CtavaiW 111OT MtnnautatJ. Sacrament*M LA lakar* i*v LA Cllyaar* ** Ptwanlaat Ovarian*. 3:M* m. SacrononWat InMana. !:M* m. Milwaukaa at HootIon. I M p m Dallat at San Antonio. I M* m Ultk at Cti dan Slate. I* M* m Atlanta at Portland. I* M*m Friday Gattov Detroit at Ration. I M*m Pkoant•at New Jertay. 3 M * m Denver al PhlladatyAia. I M * m Orlando at Mi ikla*tan. tiM *■. OarelandalMiamLliMa.it. New Vark at Ctuca**. I M * m. M.nnevait at Dailav A A3a m Golden Slot* al Saaltl*. D M * m. PerllandalL A Lakarv I* M*m Atlanta t t l A Clywerv l« Mp m W om en C o a t lo a a d f r o m I B l^ike lluw ell graduate Julie Uarton made Iheni pay with a booming triple to score King and secure a split of the Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader al Kalder Field. I)H C C won the opener 6-4. T h e w in raises the SCC record to 19-25 overall and 8-14 in the MFC. T h e Haiders play another M FC foe. Santa Fe. In a double header today In Gainesville starting at 3 p in. T h e Scots scored an unearned run In the third Inning and the game remained that way until the sixth when S C C . which had NAWMIX ICO III) MeBurrow* *3 AA L Millar BIS I I II. Lanylay 113 I 3 II. O McOea I N AA IL Rokkim I D AA IL Bank* ADAS I*. Ortay* Al AA L Sierra AA AA L W*Nar Al A* A Tatait U4SISAI FINN STATS IM) J. Rama* I II 11 D. Haye* 111 11 M. Fayall 3IJ3J M. F. Rama* I* SSL Brawn a l l ) It. 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M^lwym SlaW; The winner K the 14th annual Award will ha anneiatctd April 4 M La* (ANTWwtlST) 't yNV Rtnyarv Plttvburfh NV I a Ration a Rwtltto y Chtcayo a SI Lauit a Taranto Datrail L T Ptv GF GA J* m ij *s m m 11 14 a 3* Ml Ml St M S 31 33* 33* M M • n JI3 Ml M M II II 3)1 Ml M M A A* 3U Ml d n a 33 • 33 13 K DM I *3 Ml I 33 3)4 AH Ml I a JM I Jl ID L T Ptv M J3 A A4 JA » A *1 Jl J) 4 31 IS M 4 14 M 13 IJ M y Caiyary • I) IS V II* 14 It Jl II t Let Anyaiet 14 It I Vancouver 14 41 14 IJ t clinched ptayeH berth 3)1 343 IM Ml 1*4 GF OA M4 MS )t) Jet JM IM 111 M M4 JI4 AS JJ4 IN M MA 1)1 SJ JM JAS IS OI Jl) IM JK NV lila n d irty TaronW J Tkervday Oamai Hartford al RotIon. 3 Up m been held to four hits und no runners past second, scored a pair of rui.s to lake the lead. Sandy Kodrlguex reached when the D UCC first baseman dropped a throw from the third baseman for an error. King followed with a blast Into the teeth of u 25-m ph wind that just barely cleared the fence In left field for a home run. Singles by Melissa Gibson. AUsaa Sm ith and A m y Boyd allowed Gibson lo score the tying run In the top of the seventh to set the stage for Barton's heroics. In addition lo her home run. King also had a single to give her a 2-for-3 effort. Also Greg Jam es scored on a passed ball as his brother Nell walked. lamer K rv rs rruchrd on an Infield single to score Brubaker and Danny Hendricks singled lo score Nell Jam es. K rvrs scored on a ground out by T . J . Glulfrtda and Leister scored Hendricks with a single. Th e Hams added one run In Ih r third, one run In the fourth, two runs In the fifth und a run In the sixth to end Ih r guinr by the mercy rule. Greg Jam es hud u double and two singles und also stole a base In spark the Lake Mary offensive attack. Also contributing were Leister. Jam ie Wallace. Chris Barfield. Neil Jam es. Keves and Hendricks with one hit each. Clulfrlda also had a productive game, scoring two runs and driving In one while reaching base three time on walks. Haiders against the Santa Fe Sulnls. but this lime h r hung uround to the end. tossing a six-hit shutout as SCC won 3-0 for Its sixth victory In Us last nine starts. Th e win Improves the SCC record lo 7-22 overall and 4-10 In the Mid-Florida Conference. T h e Haiders play another M-FC game today when they travel to Orlando to lake on second-place Valencia starling at 3 p.m. Sam ara's win was his third straight and raised his record to 3-4. A 6-1 freshman left-hander from Cocoa. Samaro allowed only two runners to reach third basr and retired 13 of the last 14 batters he faced. Santa Fe starter Kevin Sheuly hud a llow ed u n ly one S C C basr runner, on a walk, through three Innings before the Haiders filially broke thrnugh In Ih r t ie s t o g a m T h e Y a n k e e s o w n e r's I n ­ volvement w ith admitted gam ­ bler How ard Sptra Is under Investigation by Jo h n Dowd. T h e New York Tim e s reported W e d n e s d a y . D o w d la t h e J'l Washington lawyer who co n­ 3 ducted the six-m onth Investiga­ tion of Rose last year, which led KantacCIty 1 San DWyaa. SOT to the Cincinnati manager's sus­ pension from baseball. TacamaMOtSwITM p m. Com m issioner Fa y Vincent and Dowd both declined to dlacuaa or acknowledge Dowd's Involvement. D o w d 's I n v e s t i g a t i o n o f Am** Minidirt. Itrial. dK . Steinbrenner would fall under ARtaetm*. Ill. 3L 13; Km FladL St Lauit. the same m ajor league rule M* . dK. Tim Pawtat. Tutttn Him. Cant. * 1 U ; Jim Grakk III. Tucwn. Aril., dK J*ka w h ic h de a la w it h c o n d u c t deemed not to be In the beat ,43(1)1.341111.11 (Jl. Brad*PNC. dK Don interests of baseball. City. CaNI . I I . 14; ARM Steinbrenner has adm itted Wathinytm. Swarti Croak. Mich . d*t Chrttto vm Rmwkury (a). Sawth Alrtca. *1 paying Sptra MO.OOO. Splru 31(111. claimed the amount was for Information Steinbrenner used In a lawAult against Yankee s lu g g e r D a v e W in f ie ld . I — lUnad RHdwr la* UraAar and Steinbrenner has offered dif­ Lstirt M ferent explanations. « (AAAI Am In other baseball develop­ PtttiBaaiB - Placed MtfWIdar Jatw ments: C*n**t**l an * F w n lar **rp*a* K *M In Ch ica go, the C u b s a n ­ n*Mm* Mm l* BKlala K American Aaaad* nounced their three-game April llan (AAA); 9-11 aeries against Philadelphia Garcia. RrK Bawman Qrla Phllltea has been rescheduled for Oct. 1-3: and the April 6-8 aeries PraaiNM - Pl*c*d MwtdN Or** against the New York Mets has Litton an Dd*y « ia > »i its*; i been react for April IS. Ju n e 13 PanUaGMaananl) da* dtaauaiiti and Sept. 24. T h e Ju n e 13 game summation at will be a double-header. T h e scheduled opening series Taaaa AAM - Nomad Karmil Davit Jr. between the White Sox and the Brewers In Chicago has been Plan B Na**eant resetI for April 9. Ju ly 11 and - JIRnad Plan B Na* a**nl tt*M Sept. 27. T h e Sox's three-game series at B o sto n o r ig in a lly and David Lima. LA R*M* - li«nad Plan B traa a*snl ti*M scheduled for April 6-8 were and Gary Knudaan MMnaa*** — Jiyiad Plan B traa 4|trl reset for Oct. 1-3. ■id* ratal»*r* Ira Hillary and Carnall T h e Indians announced the opener of a three-game series — lifnad Plan B Ira* anani against the Kansas City Hoyals will be played In Cleveland May Rick Dannaity 7. Th e other two games will br Track pfayedOct. 2 and 3. Tk* Atktattc* Canyn T h e Indiana also need to make tprmiar Andre Cawn lar two raarv u p three gam es at Yankee Stadium. One game Is to be played In New York April 12. RASABALL Th e other two games have not II p m - SC. rpllaya. lattam al yet been rescheduled. South Florid* I Mp m - KSFN. Prtttaian. With 10 days remaining beforr City Rayaftvt Hauttm Aatrav IL) thc Milwaukee Brrwers break BASKIT BALL ram p In Chandler. A rU .. threeII pm. - ISPN. Cailaya. NABC Ail fourtha of their starting Infield Is American Gome. (LI p la g u e d b y h e a lth p r o ­ a r m . - l& P N . NaSlica Oman Jhart. b le m * .T h ir d b a ie m a n P a u l F k t lR a u id .IL ) Molltor Is beset by shoulder HOCNBV I:M * m. - JC. N H L W*thm*t«n C**<talt tendonitis, shortstop Bill Spiers K PMIadHpMa Flyers I D has a sprained ankle, and second baseman J im G anlner Is recov­ BAS■BALL !:M pm. — WMJK AM (DM). IiWbitWn. ering from knee surgery. Kantat City Raytit w Hauiten Attret T h e C a lifo rn ia Angels a n ­ 3:33 pm. - WHOOAM INI). Ivhlbittm. nounced their makeup dales d City Bayal* w Heutten Attrea MIKILLANIOUS with Oakland and Seattle, whom 4:Mpm -WWNZ AMOK).taamTalk II A* * m — WBZSAM 1133*1. Tk* !**rti they were to play the first week of the season. T h e A 's will Final M L P K .G R M II PI M M Ml 33 31 ID 3<i 13 M MS S<* “ I played well. I must admit. Everything seemed lo cnergl/c. all p u rlt of m y game. I Just tried to Jum p on It and ride II as far an I could." • M lc h a t l J o r d a n , a fter scoring 69 points, (he most by an N BA player since 1978. and grabbing a career-high 18 re­ bounds. In the Chicago Bulls' 117-114 win over Cleveland. un Brown and Barbara Carter were 3-for-4 for the Scuts In the first game. Getting two hits were Darlene IMttman and Sinllh. Doing the damage for S C C were King |3-fnr-3. two runs scored), Blankenship (2-for-2. two KBII and Barton (2 for-3. triple, run scored, two HBI). C o n t in u e d f r o m I B f o r ii in v e s t ig a t io n Steinbrenner might have more In common with Pete Rose than he would like. T h e Itrst game saw D B C C score five runs In the first three Innings, then withstand a come back attempt by S C C to pick up the victory. S u n d e r .♦Mpm. getting two hits was Apopka graduate Christy Blankenship. Men R am s C o n lln u a d f ro m I B the tup of the first Inning when Davidson Ih rrw away Lrs Gillls' grounder fur an error Glllls stole second and scored w hen D avid son Ih r r w away another bouncer olf the bat of Reilly. " I think the Ihruw lng errors am) his (Davidson's) hesitation ixi Itrilling the grounder was because of his sore knee." said I u ltlr "Scu ll salil the only llllir Ih r knee hurls is when h r lias lu ru n ." I.akr Mary took advantage of llie wildness of D rLa nd starter Jason Coleman and Mime llin rly hilling lo pul six runs on thr IsMird in Ih r bolloin of the llrsl. Leadoll b a tlrr C h ip Lelslrr walked and stole second. Greg Jam es singled, m oving Leister to third Alter Kurt Hruhukrr was lilt with a pitch lu load the bases. Leister scored on a wild ptlrh. MIAMI (Ml) Frank IS R* t Tkwepun }* R* a 0**H M IS A HaNrwr AM R* M. Daufta* M l AS K SOkaty 3 (4 3 ) M, Rica I D GGIL IdwarGa MS4 *A K Sparraw IS •I t la** l i s t 3. TWO* M*S IT M MS. OR11NOG (t**l , ClklRM *13 a l a RatnalM AM SR 31. Grata 117**3 31 laaat 3 11*4 4. AiKanan 1)1 3 3 It Smith AM 14 W Anatay IS A * ! Tamar D M *. VMcmt 13ISA Total* 4*** ISS3ML *M «( MM3IM-W* Otlaa* MSSMSF-N* Three pemt path Rica It. Adump* I t Green II, RaynMda Al. Skda* AA Total taut*' Miami M Ortmwa At Rakaund. Miami u (Satkaty II). Or •and* M (Rtynalda *1. Awiat* Miami 31 IDouyia* 3). Orland* Jl iSkHa* Ml TackntcaM—Mana. A - tu n iatRuWat*,3:MRm. tatQuMac. SMpm NY Ranyar*at NawJerwy, 3:M p m dtaMlnywnat FhllMakAla. 3:Mpm PittakurMi at St. Laulv A:M p m. T*n amWCMt*a*.A Mpm. |*t La*Anaatat, MM pm. S t e in b r e n n e r b le r entertain California Oct. 1-3. ‘ Angels will play Seattle May May lOandI July I1I. T h e Angela also annour shortstop Dick Schofield le| cam p to have hla strained hamstring examined. He rouli be sidelined aa long aa s lj weeks. on gait At W Nt n ib rrto Kelly and pitcher Jlm m Jones each homered to tend th New York Yankees to a 3-: t r iu m p h o v e r the M o n trra Expos A t g r i a t a r ( la v a s , K e v in H o m in e s n in th -in n in g single drove In the w inning run for Boston In the Red Sox's 6-5 v ic to ry o v r r th e M innesota Tw ins. A l P U a t C i t y . Glenn Davis a n d K e n C a m l n l t l b la s te d homers and Cincinnati's Luts Oulnonrs' frrb lr attempt lo play first base rn d rd with a derisive two-run error In the Astros' 8-6 victory over the Red*. A t B r a B m to a . Bobby Bonilla walked and scored on two errors In the eighth Inning, lifting the Pirates lo a 3-2 victory over the W h ile S o x . P itts b u rg h also placed outfielder Jo h n Cangeloul on waivers. A t C l a a r s r a t a r . M o o k ie Wilson balled In two runs and scored once to lead the Toronto Blue Ja y s to a 6-1 victory o vrr the Philadelphia Phillies. A t B t . P a t a r a k a r g . C e cil Fielder blasted three home runs and drove In six runs os Ih r Detroit Tigers beat the St Louts Cardinals 7-3. A t V a ra B a a c h . T o m H r dlngton cracked u two-run dou­ ble In the 10th Inning to power Ih r Atlanta Hravrs lo a 7-5 victory o v rr Ih r Los Angeles Dodgers. A t P a r t C h a r lo t t a , Key ihilarlos singled home a run lu the I2 lh Inning lo lift Ih r Kansas C ity Hoyals to a 2-1 victory o v rr the T rx u s Hangers. A t T a m a . Hob Nelson belled two homers and Fred Lynn and Tu n y G w y n n added one uplrer In the San Diego Padres' 10-7 triu m p h o v r r the California Angels. A t B c o tts d a la , A r ia ., six Seattle pitchers combined for u flvc-hlltrr and Oreg Briley hit u two-run homer In the Mariners' 5-2 victory over the San Fra n­ cisco Giants. A t PhOGalx, the Milwaukee Brewers poundrd out 15 hits In u 12 2 ro u t of th e O a k la n d Athletics. A t Mesa, A r ia .. Opening Day pitcher Greg Maddux pitched three shutout Innings and Mark Grace had the game's only K ill to lead the Chicago Cubs' to Ihclr first spring training victory. I-O liver the Cleveland Indians. Softball Seminole- C M tla«ad from IB C o n tla u s d fro m I B one run In the fourth and one run In the sixth as Harcar added one run In the sixth to tic the game al 7-7 after six Innings. Harcar then scored five u n ­ answered runs In the top of the seventh lo take the victory. Triples by T o m Nyc and J im Arnold were Ih r big blows of the Inning. Sparking the Harcar attack were Te rry Hoscoe (three singles, ru n score d). A rn o ld (trip le , single). Mark Steffrs (double, single, two runs scored). Brian Burke and Dee Delaney (two singles and two runs scored rachl. Nye (triple, run scored). Jo h n Adams and Allen Dellaal lone single und one run scored each) and Bill Hoscoe (two runs scored). tlu- bust's without un out as M lkr Srnrehek singled. Willie McCloud w a lk e d a n d K i r k E c k s t e in reached on a throwing error. Alter Senerhek was forerd out ul home on B e rgm a n's fielder's choice. Jo h n Wilkes hll a ground luill lo short that st ored McCloud. Cepeda In i the Silver lluw k Ollrnsr with u triple und a double. Sm tlli hud his triple while Bobby Fugalr. Melrnde/ and Dwayne Clark all singled. Seminole will play again Friday al D rLand In a 7 p.m . game while Luke Howell travels to Luke liru nllt-y lor a 7 p.m . game Frlduv, Doing the damage for KM C were M lkr D 'Am ico (double, two singles, three runs scored). Jo h n D'Am ico Ihom r run. triple, run scored). Dan Gill (double, single). Mark Morden (two singles). D rIton M cCorm ick (double, run srurrdl. Hon Dexter Isluglr. run scored). Bob Keeney Islnglri and To m Tew s Iran scored). lourth. Daks Kodrlguex walked and advanced lu second on a single by Kevin Monahan. When the leltfleldrr hobbled the ball, the m il runners advanced to second and iNniaiBlllMMMMtnailliaiMIBM AVOID IKA'JSf.llSSlirj PROUI(MS | third. Rodrigurx then stole home , FREE INSPECTION SERVICE ! as the next baiter in!sa<-ri a TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP squeeze bunt attempt. After a fly out. Monahan look third on Darren M rCulrheon's single and M-nrrd on Dun Peters’ P i T “ i aunroni a single **"r I *■* *WR Th e Haulers added ihclr third « I run in Ih r fifth when M lkr Fuller ■FREE TOWING | a * M h a »M hunted for u single, went all the wuy lo third on a plckoff attempt K OU IM and scored nu a Monahan single lau UiSiiMiti MmjM U M f t U U IM V 1 Monahan was 2-for-4 with a J 120) K HAY 4» Mf. m u m a He 1 run scored and one HBI lo lead 1 iAcrut9 Nor* ScO«ty %i AMsHABFeaOml 'Aa* C»i* )IU tlO _ J 1 1 8 0 -M 8 I Ih r SCC attack. Also contribut­ ing were Peters 12 for-4. HBII and 1— ^ -----------DELANO | | 1X4 III 40 1200N tfrgudUrm1**U | M cCutrhron (2-(or-4|. P a u l A k rld g e a n d T o d d 9 ____ 1*04) T s s ^ s a a ! Wadraska were both 2-for-4 for h AA l IR A N S M IS S IO N WORLD ^ 1l t r I ' T V " 1 ' " i ) » n - l Santa Fr F -'-t A O C r r i $ Q 9 5 PICK8 AltoowNicaa im *a you at M M $ 10 ,000.00 Jackpot gmn nay iw y SB. NgN UEXCIDNO RACES EACH PERFORMANCE ■K2&. i a s SL c&’a Sorry, must b e 18. SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ol Orlando, just oft M y . 17 9 2 1 301 Oog Track Hd,Ung*ood { 831*1600 �Sanfonl Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. March 29, 1990 — ! ■ P eople IN B R I E F Delend High 50th reunion planned Drland High School. Class of 1940. la planning Ita SOlh reunion. Uetsy Stewart Osborne, claaa representative. la trying to locate members of the rlaaa. For more Information call (9041 428-4185. SISTERs quiz chief Pink and Maroon Charity Ball aot Msmbsrs of SISTER, Inc., a civic group, recently held a luncheon when Sanford Police Chief Steven Harriett spoke In f o r m a lly . T h e S I S T E R s quizzed Harriett about local crime, police call frequency, end police coverage in Sanlord. Tyre Court *14 will hold the Pink and Maroon Charily (tail from 9 p.m. until I a m., on March 31, al the Sanford Civic Center. Donations are *10. For ticket Information call Mrs. Curtlne Peterson at 330-2774 Ladlaa ol tha Elks cookbooks art ready The Ladles of the Elks. 1002 Second St., has received the second shipment of the ladies' com m unity cookbook, entitled "Our Favorite Hrclpcs." An error In the first shipment on page 70 listed t* ru p of milk tn Ihe Caramel C o m recipe. Th e correct Ingredient Is Vs cup maple syrup. T h e cookbooks arc avallablr at t he Lodge or by mall order. Call 321-0470 for more details. Viat Nam vets to aacort Moving Wall Viet Nam Vets Motorcycle Club. Space Coast Chapter " G " and Vietnam Veterans of Brevard will sponsor a motorcycle escort of the Moving Wall from Cocoa to W ickham Park In Melbourne, at 9:15. Sunday. April 1. T h e wall will depurt from the Rumada Inn. Friday Road. Cocoa, and travel to W lrkham Park at lO a . m. For more Information call 632-4928. CALENDAR Coma Join Toastmaatare D a vbrrakers Toastm asters. ’ w h ich origina lly met for breakfast, now meets each Thu rsda y at 7 p.m. at Shoney's Restaurant In Sanford. No reservations are needed. Overaatara to walgh In A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In Ihe ralrlrrla at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For Information, rail Charlie at 323-8070. Dixieland Cloggers to meat Dixlrlund Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m .. al thr Lakr Mary Fire Department al First Street and W ilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. For Informallnn. call 321-5267. East-West Kiwanls to gather East-West Sanford Kiwanls C lu b meets T h u rila y at 6 p.m . at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women’s barbershop singling group rehearses every Thu rsda y at 7:30 p.m. al Northland Com m unity C hurch. Dogtrack Road. Longwood. Parent support group to meet * Families Together Parent Support G roup meets every Thursday al 7:30 p.m .. 900 Fox Valley Drive. Sweetwater Square. Suite 206. for open discussion. For more Information, call 774-3844. Narcotics Anonymous to mast Narcolies Anonym ous meets Friday al 11 p.m. al Ihe House of Goodwill. 317 Oak A v r.. Sanford. Old cars put in limelight The Antique and Classie Automobile C lub of Seminole Couiily sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.nt. in the Wal-Mart parking lot behind W endy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. N on-m cm hrrs are welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Hcrtx-ri Partridge at 322 3687. Teen support group to meet Families Together T e rn Support G roup mrets from 11 a.ill. to I p.m . every Saturday at Suite 206 S w re lw a lrr Square. IkX) Fox Valley Drive (off Wcklva Hoad). Utngwood. Call 774-3844 lor further In forma I Ion. MortM PhaSsS, » « S » Jordan Be a friend if you want one D E A R A I I T i A widow wrote to say that she has never known surh lonllnrss In her life, and she doesn't rare what pcoplr call her If they Just please call her! So what's wrong with her dialing finger1/ Where Is It w rit­ ten that lonely people have to wall for others to make Ihe first move? D u rin g my husband's final Illness. I decided I would never lei myself lie lonely. I stayed In touch with friends und krpt up as m any social activities as I could. Alter m y husbund died. I Jo in e d a c h u rc h -s p o n s o re d singles group a n d a widow support group I made some wonderful new friends by volun­ teering to leach a senior cltl/cns class In creative writing. I call my friends und chat Ic h rc rf u lly l about things of m utual tntrrrsl. T h e y also feel free to call ntc. Very often I call someone I know Is alone and we go to lunch together — or Just visit. I share thr good things in m y life, and keep the not-so-good things to myself. IPs said ihul the best place to find a helping hand Is at the end of your own arm. It's equally irue that Ihe best way to find friends Is to Ik - a friend. Don'l sit around waiting for others to end your loneliness — they tnay not be aware of It. Reach out to lItem, and end It yourself. MARIAN OAKS, AC WORTH. OA. DEAR MARIAN: tlooruy for you. It’s easy to see why you will never lie lonely. Unfortunately, not everyone has your drive and positive attitude, hut perhaps your letter Will inspire snme less aggressive people lo reach nut and end their loneliness. You are a true Georgia "peach." D E A R A B B Y t I have one for THURSDAY'S PRIMS TIMS L S3 €S R e 1 o o o o 7:00 ACuntrd MtWr FmuTj r«<4 Joo*«4yt hid i 5 i -• m m ! i§ For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, March 23. -------------------------------------------------- . --------------------------------------------------------------- ABIGAIL VAN BUREN you and your readers on babysilting. My wife of ti'v years wants to go and live wth her son und Ills wife and two kids, to Itahy-sit. clean und cook — anil whatever. She says she will be m y "weekend wife." Isn't that the ptts? I guess. In time, she will want the Jolt full-time. (No pay.I We arc In our 60s: this marriage Is Ihe second time around for Itoih of us. I was married 36 years to m y first wile — until the good laird took her. Wife No. 2 was divorce^, SJjQJ'JsU. shouldn't I? SUCKER TO THE STEP-GRANDCHILDREN DEAR "BUCKER'-i Don t go ItfrsM Photo Sf T DEAR ABBYt Yes. I know, every child gets cranky and a d s up occasionally In u restaurant, but one of the parents usually takes the child out of tin- room if the child doesn't calm down w llhln a few minutes. We were sitting al a table next to a toddler w ho wus screaming at the tup of Ills lungs. Th e mother said (to her husband). "Ju s l Ignore It — he'll q u id dow n." Well, the child didn't q u id down — so an elderly woman at the table across Irom them turned lo the child, and In a very loud and com m anding voice bellowed. "W IL L Y O U P LE A S E H U S H U P "! Th e child was struck dum b! T h e parents started lo laugh and. believe It nr not. Ihe toddicr laughed too. A gentleman was leaving ihe rcsluurunl. und as lie passed the table where the "h u s h u p " woman was sealed, he smiled pleasantly, leaned down and said. "Good for you!" ALSO IN THE CHEER1NO SECTION v.ncofll Pilot Club members pass citizenship test Belh Welebob. president-elect of Ihe Sanford Pilot Club. 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Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY PRICK START AT ONLY PW IN* $25 An s t r if e M r r f * ,md m ini Aiimfi. ta il SANFORD VERTICALS "A Booutlful No. Du tel ion for window " 7 5 0 W ylly A v e „ Sanford ( 3 2 1 -3 6 0 1 J 50 Portraits Only $149S DEAR ABBYi O n your answer lo the promise of the sister to hury her mother In a dllferenl cemetery from where Ihe father wus rrcently burled. I recall a favorite story of another burial request: It seems an elderly m an outlived two wives. His burial request was tliat he be burled between his two wives, adding, " b u t please tilt me tow ard Nellie." A RETIRED PASTOR IN VA. (Problem*? Write lo Deer Abby. For e personal, unpublished reply, tend a sell-addressed, etempad envelope to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440. Los Angelas, Calif. 90069. All correspondence is confidential.) ITJ Floyd Theatres | PLAZA TWIN MWV 1r 92 122-ZS02 GIF T TICKC tS AVAll ABLE n ^ U ^ ( » 3 .50) £ g M, - f ■ U? MOMMAHu \ FOR •ACAOAMT AWARDS DRIVING 141 7 "THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER MISS *o m u i'M touoiMi V if iM il NMI1 DAISY m. S T U D IO D A Y S & H O U R S : W E D ., M A R C H 2 8 -S U N ., A P R IL 1 D A IL Y : 10 A M - 7 PM S U N D A Y : 12 N O O N - 5 PM S T U D IO L O C A T IO N S : S A N F O R D • L A K E M A R Y i V I U .'Ql MOVillAhO 0' U tt IOC vs THE VOLCANO I At $ WEEKEND A T BERNIE’5 m n t u i •m m w i PG-13 Hurry! One Week Only! �I 411 M T Y T C A K L Y L X R ky lo r r y W V f * t ^anlotd Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thuraday. March 29. 1990 Legal Notices 71— H t f p P N W h d Legal Notices C LA S S IFIED A D S Nf cttnnfomvn |V fT W 7 1 -( HOTEL/MOTEL M O TIC I M O TIC I OB S N IB IF F S M i l NaodoO tor local doUnary, N O ! ICE It hereby given that th* Rd#r4 #1 Caunty C#mmlsv#»w** NOTICE IS H I I I B V G IV E N bonofiti Higher Mon Frt Bonofiti Subtlonco ul »m >«t* Count. Florida. intends Is hotd o public hearing tu that a . virtu# al Rial carlam OB B A B Y M c o m .j.i th* enactment ot an ordtnanca entitled Writ at f aacutMn Hauad aut at 44N.Noty.l7B*!. Soporlancod on m kroa or •via i tiD 'N A N CE C R E A TIN G TH E BLACK HAMMOCK PHASE and undar tha taai at ma Circuit M—. RROl I Santo, d E O E co ih raglttO ft pro II H A T E R SERVICE M UNICIPAL SERVICES B E N E F IT S U N IT Caurt at Oranga Caunt., Flgrl tA M N 4PR L Apply m potion: : FOR t ME PURPOSE OF PROVIDING W A TER SERVICE FOR a lui id. 4A Sanhrd m * C L A S S IF IE D D f P T . W M V A T i F A N T Y R A T E S W. I I . Rd. FACXU/IOA0CR O R IN KING AND HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES W ITH IN TH E U N IT: T* 171* weekly PR OVIDING BOUNDARIES O F SAID U N ITi PR OVIDING FOR 04 trotoo Wads tm Rich Faad Local/Long haul w M S T IR T N T O K C S S * THE GO VER N IN G OF SAID U N IT BY TH E BOARD OP CO UN TY AO. Plan Will Tram COMMISSIONSRS- PROVIDING TH E M ETH O O OP FINANCING entitled. MeC o . Lumbar Cam S t a r t l* d * F BAG < 4 f 4 J B N W o rM 1-1*1- * N ....... t o PI ADVANCED BY SEM INOLE CO UN TY FRO M COMMER par check wtmtn a week We pan.. PiaMtttl. John J. Aapiy: *R1 W um SNoai ClAi LEN D IN G SOURCES PROVIDING FOR P A Y M EN T IN b a ld Bach n a tk ln g O u r J. M tT T W IIO tS M T V R M Y I - R bsg r m m art pot Im bo , kata* i d s 1 k * i t amplOMti o n cantlpnlty In FULL OR TE N I N I ANNUAL IN STA LLM EN TS FOR C O N S T iIX and Spaclall. Waodcraltart, * willing I ipaal Nr otcand Uicama. ca* TIO N IM P R O V E M E N TS p r o v i d i n g t h e a s s e s s m e n t Inc . Defendant. whichalariMiO IU m bM h Woman oncourogad to oppl. lag* Hudanls. hauaawlro* will mpAe larger peychecki FO RM ULA PR OVIDING A P R ELIM IN AR Y LIS T OP ASSESS Writ at I eacutten are* delivered Apply In potion. Br onion M a lu r a . a r llc u l* * * and M F NTS FOR ASSESSMENT AND CO LLECTIO N BY TH E UN all the limp Sound Inter To ma at Sharllt at Porm*.Hwy **■ Sorrgnh anergahe paop k m adid W IFO R M M E TH O O A D O P TED BY TH E SEM INOLE CO UN TY atttngT Par! tuna A M l tuna Caunt.. Florida. and I ■ X P I R I I N C I D onthuiloitlc eveitabh CaG Today WA1M4 halp m a d . * .f * « lia ll* * BOARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONS RS ON O ECEM BER I t INF. mature M ln p i f n h r drm i - • ' ------- Start PU UANT TO SECTION 1F7 MIT. FLORIDA S TA TU TE S : PRO •cribad pi apart, earned by Jahn ihop Apply Slim A Salty. I l l )M (T M paid woakl. V IO IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y . INCLUSION IN SEM INOLE J . Salamana and Barmla J E . Il l St. Sanhrd____________ Frke* oboe# mtleci a I I SO ceeA dkcrnmi ler (per Working tupor.liar. M l or Cad DM144_________ CO UN TY COOE. ANO AN E F F E C T IV E D ATE. Saiamona. M id praparty being mg mo. 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MWutduah. 7MTS C U M For » a m and appHcalwn Into Southwest >. at tha N o rm oa il' . at laid Sactian It ; manta real Saum ot tho Publk Rocorda ot Soml L A U N D R Y ' A T T E N D A N T • call I l lt f lU a i t S J art 7*1. alanQ tha Eail Ima at ma Soumaait '« at ma Normoail '* at laid nolo Caunty. Florida I M Vwtt M M FTlOw 01117 OIW ** Mon Fri. Will bain Rydor Woah/dry/Wd S PM 14 LAM W 4PM. IC F T I 7day* S . d . II ta tha Wail right at a t . ImaotCockran Trail, manta run e< M b I M BerNeR . m w c k s d i f * i r h r s rn ra o Mb Syltomt. >74 Budt Bled Sin Frt Mon Apply ot Souitw I, along tha Wall tight a« o a . llna at Cackran Trail to tha ol Somlnoh CountyP R IN T SNOP h rdm TSdBoat IBM________ Cotdro LBooWy Mot firs t 4a v M ruRB. ft « m ima at Sactian a. Taonlhip II Soum. Ranga J l Sait, manta will ol II.B i A IM, on E ip Goad pay and (W aUdan Plata) SMI Orlando M iF C O U B S B Roy ot April A D Iff*. run t I d along laid Norm llna to tha Norttiaait tarnar at Mid Sattlan Call UiLandamadD* <441 Or a manta run Saum along mo F a d llna at Sattlan 4 to ma Saum MM and toil to tho QC INSPECTOR right o l n a . Ima at Saminota Aironua IS R O F ): Ihonta run biddor. h r cooh In hand. tubfKt M M R T IM iC tT C M M M IR T IM N C t N O M IM N a t* 4*11 a la r la r aallh Southwesterly along told Soum right at war Imo to mo Norm ta any ond ail taittmg llong. ol Pull tun*. Day* Apply; alectr* mechanical baclreund prolongation at mo Roil Una ot Lot S. A M EN O EO P L A T OP IOWA mo Front IWootl Door I mo Full and par* nm* Amoro Food Shop C IT Y . Plat Booh 107 and IN . Publit Raterdi SomMoio Count., th a t ol mo Somlnth Count. 4 W 0 N ,R «4 4 .h o*trd Han duties M ull b* able W Florida manta run Soum Hong Mid Eait lino to mo Saum lino at Courthouao In Sanford. Fhrldb. area Gall Cauria Call *11 l l h M A IN TE N A N C E uiWrpr»* drawings, mllilary laid Lot S manta run Wail along tha Saum llna at Lot S to tha Wait tho obovo dotcribad n o t prtaor ipeohcalwm. tk Apply In 6 0 0 0 N O M I M N C ID U H i.na ol Lot R. A M EN D ED P LA T OP IOWA C IT Y : manta run Norm ty DRIVE AM BRCBDBS panan Maihani Associates. leeki guotlt. temote comp* along laid Wait lino to ma Soum Ima at Sat turn a Township It Soum. That Mid Mia It being made F M N M T M T t M I S C0UVT D*Wy W ork............ Daily P*. W EAR D BSIGNER C L O TR IS I a Park Harm pal Hickman monihip Bo* tS IT U Lake Ranga 77 East: manta run Wail along Mid Soum ima to tha h Mtltfy tha term i al laid Writ CkR Rob h r Roaaiil EARNS10J04 PER M O N TH I ClrcN. laniard___________ Tuacawllla Country Club Soumaait tarnar at Mid Sattton a. manca run Norm along tho Wait Mary. FI MTfS______________ al Eaacutian bNorlbW ....................... m i n i C M i (M 7 ] S23-SM 7 l.n. ut laid Suction a to tha Soumaait taraarot Lot all. O P SWOPE John E Poik. Shorltf Call Sfaphome. NS all* a B I L I A O U f RBO F B M A L I R E TA IL G o n r o n o t Jobs I Now hiring F a rH b r.i ' * l AN I COM PANY'S P LA T OF BLACK HAMMOCK, ai ratardad In Seminal* Caunty. Florldo Formerly weelm . homemek M ANAGEM ENT In your or**, bom Ik mod ond Rta Booh J. Pagai I N and I I I Public Ratordi. Sammola Count.. To Bo PublllKtd March U . If. or. M. I S ". IM lb*, bland unskilled For a currant Iht Ol CASMIIRS/SALES C lIR IS April S. II. Wim me Sale on I lot j i thanca run Wall along tha Soum llna ot M id Lot all to tha etlroctlv*. oftoctWnah. un Iobi ond application. Coll S f— F in a n c ia l M M A 6 U K IT ? O f f O IT M IT T April 14.1*00 Wad I.na ol Lina all. Itianta run Norm along laid Wait Ima la tho dtrllandmg. very intetliglont I4 I1 W H M 7 C H P I74 Accophng appucaiunt. M turn D EO 1*4 Nrc . 1. I.na ot Lot all. thanca rtm Eatt along M*d Norm llna. to tha Hot gorfoou* tmoll child or part lima FWHki* hour* Ralail aipenancad M U M T n iS T ik ..t i.ra ol Satlion I. Township It Soum. Ranga 11 Coat, manta run Seek! nation Kiught m Shin Eicoilonl c o m p ly bonofiti Saalood butchering, dtaplay BAD C I B O IT T Laarn Mac it. N .r'h along taid Wait llna la ma Eatt pratongatlan at tha Soum llna Full or port Itme M ull have mg Armor. Ropty PO Bao Paid vocation and haHdon. and caunhr tiparhnca r* how h III your credit report i L .' • B O R E N S FIRST ADDITION T O BLACK HAMMOCK. hi lewmg .... C * H H I 14*7, I N T H I C1BCUIT COURT, I f 1004, Port Oranga. 11Ilf p ro lil t h a r ln f ond ilock guirtd Apply batwaan 1 and 4 Got Non*, crodtt card! He '•I i.uoh 1. Paga 71. Public Bacardi. Samlnok Count.. Florida. ■ IOM TEBRTM JU D IC IA L • C A R IN G . S E N t lT I V a . purchai* Apply In potion P M M l Curry Ford Rd. Amailng record* ..... a run W all along u R prolongation and Mid Saum llna to ma CIR CU IT. IN ARO FOR H AR D SO M I M A L I 4* loekl Wat M arl M U Orlando Dr Orlando JWSS7T rovoali datailt foa I f f ISOS . anhri.no at Van Artdala Straal at shown an Mid plot; manta real SBMINOLB CO U N TY. >h,. timid prttly girl Bao ................... E O E Norn, a ong Mid cantarlmo to tha Soum Ima ol Sattlan J4. Township M A T U R E L A D Y h lire m home FLORIDA. u n . L i k i io p d . F m 7 f i RN. LPN. or Moil cal A tiiiiart A over lee 1 teenage b e n jo Soum Ranga II Eatt. Saminolo Count., Florida; manca nai Wall CASE NO : Ot tit* CAt* We ham immediate than and CASH AV A ILA B LE tar b u t. podlotrk *Hk* tend <.ong c id Soum llna to ma Soum prolongation at ma Wall Una at tha wfuh mem A dad work I DIVISION: L long farm atiignmanla Ul your return* U P O bev ITT*. . ,t! fall ol Loti 1S4 and 1SS. O P SWOPE LAND COMPANY'S I*** ________________ DUVAL F E D E R A L SAVINGS 171 41*4 Sanlord. F LD 7 7 TITM I . A ! OF BLACK HAMMOCK. Plat Boah 1. Pagai IN and III. AND LOAN ASSOCIAION OF M E O IC A L I A m Record! Samlnola Count.. Florida Ihonta rim Norm along a 7(M A H a) i. not Noblng JA C K S O N V ILL E , a corpora dO F F tC E CLER KS * SALES ASSOCIATES* him W rit ima to tha Soum Una ot Lot ISt. thanta run Eatt along Mid h r Pohr P o rh d but Oat or flan. d R E C EPTIO N IS TS To markol ocraagt L auction I Q f South ima *o ma Eait lino at Lot ISO. Ihonta run Norm along tho Eatt Platntitt. Ordinary P O Baa fSIOfl. w. dS E C R E TA R IE S armor ty Coll M l HIS no ol io n ISO and 1S7 to ma Soum llna ot Lot HO. manta fun Wail LabaMary FIUTOS dW ORO PROCESSORS .ijr.g >d Soum ima lo tha Wail Ima at Lot 1M thanca rim Norm SALES JU D ITH M SM ITH. II lltMtg O A L L S M IF Tltt a F ( M A L I Tall, protty. Him. d IN O U S TR IA L W ORKERS ...» g . d Wait ima ol tha ( a l l prolongation ot ma Soum imo at Lot and II dttaaaad. her unknown P O R I A T SALA R YIt d o tt y redhead. Mid IB 'i I t man, a run Watt along M id Soum Ima to tha Wait Imo at Lot HO: betci. dev Itoet- gran P E X C E L L E N T B IN S * I T t ll ASSOCIATES REEDED Would Ilka to moot mat*. IS h Wo othf la* pay. groat bontlitt I'nmta run Norm along tha Wad Imo ot Loti Jl*. 114 through 111 to creditor*, and all amor JpmOur Iicollenl and tha opportunity to work ot 4J. who I* omohonail, and ma Fait promngatiwi ot tha Soum Ima at Lot MO thanca run Wail aiming by. mraugh. Hoaim Car* Tpom many at tha lop company* m D y n a m ic It c o l com pany I mane lolly tacure Photo a ., jng c d Soum Una to ma Wail llna at Eatt hall ot lot MO. Ihonta u n d e r or o g o ln tl h e r; I Hootlb Care wonlt astoe toWi m roHdonfiol mutt Ropty PO Boa 17a*. your ora* Call now h r an run Norm amng u d Wall Ima la tha Norm llna ot Lot MO. thanca M O N TG O M ER Y W ARD A UffS**________ I ........... 740*771 and commere La* real ttlaW O utdo. FI 11741____________ run F a il along M R Norm llna and tha E ait prolongation ot tha Norm CO M PA N Y. INC . a Florida tales wim locus tn me Son 4 O O O D L O O K I NO U R O L * M E D IC A L i.na ol Lot MO to tha Watt Ima ot Lot Jor thanca run Norm along tho corporation. n o f ie f r id a y p ay lord Lak* M a r. Ganav* art* DAD to. r r . IM ha would A . i l I.na ol Loti 104 and MO to tha Eatt prolongation at tha Saum llna Oohndonti Call lor dalaili Century II Ilk* h moot on oltractiir* IfN R C N A I ol 7*7 Ihanta run Wail along M.d Soum Ima to tha Wail Ima ot N O TIC E OF ACTIO N Oviedo Hoell, Inc M l 4*81 nan imoking whiN tomato. IS , .. i l l thanca run Norm .long laid Walt llna lo tha North Ima at Lot TO J U D IT H M S M ITH . II to IS. tor doting ond poil'ble S ECR ETA R Y I I I . thanca run Eatt along tha Norm llna at Lot 171. 171 and tha Eatt Pull tlm* and port llm* living and It docootod. her rolatlonkhip Lot’* tton wim Im m adialol.l Coll prolongation ol M.d Norm I.na to tha Wail llna ol Lot MO; thanta nm unknown ipouM . heir*, de th* McCartney Concert 4/tI W ondatr Mary. 707 PSOO Norm .long tha South prolongation ol tha Watt I.na ol Lot MS and tha CONSTRUCTION vlteet. grantee*, creditort. ond Send note, phone number A Walt Una ot Loti MO through MS to ma North I.na ol Lot NO, thanca oil other partial claiming by. SERVICES COORDINATOR photo PO BOX 770411. Or M IDICAl IICIPTIONIST . F ait . ong tha North Una ol Lot MO to tha Watt Ima ol Lol 170. > through, under or agatntt her Ta nR q, l i b . N r K | IS R * i S londo FIH4714B1I___________ Pull/Part Tim* • Oaad Pa. . „. North along tha Wail Una ot Lott 174. 170 and 171 to ma Rettdancelt) Unknown Able to work wim contractor* . , th I.na ot Lot J71 thanca run Eatt along lard Norm llna and tha YOU ARE N O T IF IE D mol on NO r e t ...................B R U S H A C TO R V E X TR A S Hollywood handling phones, orders and N »lh Una ot lo t JFJ to Salt Croak Mam Canal Itianta nm South amended action h h ro c h M * Litton To Talking Portonoltl f o il Mgml No orp been deliver let lor outside tales NURSE AIDES * A U SHIFTS •g M.d Canal to ma Soum I.na ol ma Norm ' i ol Mid Lot 111. Purcheie Mono. F irti Mortgage U per call chargohph Mil per sent Goad wort mg skill* ta r, L k T A w o i u u i n r t . oca run Wall along laid Soum Ima and Wait prolongation ol Mid HIOHIR STARTING PAVI and Note an ma following prop g f ig t i l l ---------------------b f j g n M Speclalll MaeneklWa Her lid and personality Call Man For certilwdor avpar wncad . <h una to ma crniarUna ol Van Artdala Straal, thanta run Soum o rt. in S E M IN O L E Count.. **74-1111____ „..b f7 4 -m s dot FreSay.iAMW SPM ADD TO YOUR INCOME Apply m parson W j laid cantart na to tha Norm Una ot Sattlan M. Tormth.p 10 Florida 4 « 7 g n n .-------------------- 4*711714 Lowe's/Mat Hand SELL AVON NOW Lakrvtew Nurllng CawWr tu Rang. II Eatt thanca run Eatt along Mid North Una to tha Lai A )a ii mo Saum 4 Ta Leave Menage Fro* 144 SHI l l » ISO*, ask w » Ho4^*» CALL SWOBS* tltR tw d lt.........— l hereof e n ^ O H o lh # ' f iH N I OF B EG IN N IN G . I CA L L T O L L r X E K , n... . . t.. l 1 1 ,nr at ih . South prolongation ol tha Wait lino •eel oP Sdp I. w4P4b-ilBd«JJt AffUCATOtS W4S 73— L o s t 4 F o u n d I W* SIT-1411 lot 111 O P IWOPE LAND COMPANY S P L A T OF BLACK Caao Park Villa* Phata I " ID /h r. Ufa Iraki Outdoor •.' VMOCK. Plat Book 1. Pagai 110 and 111. Publit Records. cordmg h tho plat the. L O lT ^ T le d ^ ^ ^ w h ih ^ m a i* work Ui'local area Full and mol* Count,. Florida, and tha North lina ol M elon I, township recorded in Piet Book If. Shih tiu. (Sam ) tail Man pari time BIMRaWlOkS. IS. . Kjulti. Ranga II Eatt. Sammola Count.. Florida, thanca run Eatt 14 and IS. ol tho public record* Leman Btult Landing on I/|» , ung mo North Una ol Sact.on I, alio boing tha Soum Una ol SacUon ol Seminole Count, Florida AffOiNTM INT S ITTIIS Blue Collar. StOf R IW A R O toanih.p M Soum. Ranga It Eait. to tho Southarl. prolong, ton hat boon filed ogaintl »ou. and Prefer . buf mil tram tha Cali m SJf* _____ tha Watt lino ol tha Eatt 171 laat ol Lott 110 and U l. O P SWOPE M O N T G O M IR Y W AR D A right person Hrs Mon Thors . M IS S IN O : Whita I 4N 0 COM PANY S P LA T OF BLACK HAMMOCK, thanca run CO M PA N Y. INC., a Florida 10 AM 7 PM Apply 2147 Elite LX motor tceohr L k •jritr . ’ong MRS prolongation and Mid Wall llna *o ma Soum Una ol corporation, ond rou ort ro Sanford Avo .4 AM to 1PM «7*se7R REW ARD No quel i i l l manca run Wall along Mid Soum Ima to tha ( a l l llna ol tha quirod to lerve a cop. ol .our homotkod Cad Ml-4710. c : a r a : t “ A 5 U M IU IS h n t i . r laat ol ma Soum 171 laat ol tha Eatt *t ol Lot Ilf ; thanca written OatenH I. II on., h II an „n Nut th along Mid E att Ima to Ino Norm Una ol tha Saum 171 laat M lo 111 par h o c All kTuttft. LAW RENCE J BER NARD . 25— S p a c l a l N o T I c r s t Lol 11*. thanca run Watt along Mid Norm ima lo tho Wall Ima ol Mow - Female Permanenll ESQUIRE. Platntitf* attorney, ma t a i l ' i ol Lol Ilf . manca run Norm along tha Walt Una ol tha II whole addrtM 11 1044 Park *44*111 E a t t 't ol Loti 111 and IH to tha Norm llna ol Lot H I. thonco run M C O M I k MOTANY Strtat. Ja c k M n .lllt. Florida Wan along M id North lino lo tha Watt lino ol Lot 110; thanca run 11104. on ar betore M a . 04. IffO. For Detain 1 404 41143S4 ATTMTION South along tha Watt Una ol Lott 111 through lit to ma South llna ol Fhrld*2J*l*a^M *chtl#n_ and Ilia tha original wim ma HARO WORKERS need only Mid Soction M to tha POINT OF BEGINNING Clark al m il Caurt allhgr be lor* apply 1 pennon* availably Tha aboco landt Induda all ol Loti 171. 171. M 0 110. ISO through •ervlca on PlamilH'i attorn*, or 2 7 -N u r u r y f t chauHour'i Ik raquirod tar I 17* <01 through «o . 410 through 411 and 411. tha Eatt '* ol Lott M0. I m m o d lo t o l. t h o r t t l t t r ; potltlont m i H l e r M l-R ll. C h ild a r t I l l and IIS. tha Watt ‘ a ol Lot 111. tha North '» ol Lot If l Walt ol Salt otherwlt*. * default will b* Craak Mam Canal Loti 130 and U l N il tha E a il 171 laat. and tha ontarod ogolntl you tor th* A im tA U A HANTS YOU'! IN M Y Lak# Mary homa wat Watt . ol I H and ma Wail l*f taat ot tha South 171 laat ol tha E a tt' • r tle l domondod in m* cam E X C E L L E N T FA Y . Benelili ching infants and up Limit 2 ol Lot 11*. O P SWOPE LAND COMPANY'S P L A T OF BLACK piamf or petition Transportation Call children Prefer S mos and HAMMOCK. Plat Book I. Pagai 110 and II I . and Loti 1 through 10. W ITNESS my hand and tha 407 ]*S 7*00 t i l ISal older Call 321 9344___________ u bR EW S F IR S T A D D ITIO N TO BLACK HAMMOCK. Plat Book 1 teal of mis Court on March IJ. Toll rolundod Oom 14pm ... tj end Lola t through 0. H W BARR S F IR S T ADD ITIO N TO IffO TiitC ol O n Cart CairtarsT •CK HAMMOCK Plot Boot 7 Peg* *1. end t part ol Lott Hand AVON (Court Saal) Looking lor th.idran ogoa m I FF S IOWA C ITV Plat Boot 7 Peg* IS lot* A. K. R. Sand P. Ear a I lira M al homo, lei »ou/ M ARYANNS MORSE I ant thru S 4am Opm M , ND FO P L A T OF IOWA C ITY . PUI Boo* J. P*g#i 107 ond 100. own hours, only 17 SO Invest As Clark of fh# Court homa. maalt providod Ouall i .i t I through 1 O P SWOPE INC A M EN D ED PLAT OF men! Call47* I4llar M* WO By Cacti* V Ekorn I . and par tonal car*, acti.l . c i l Y. Plat Boot a P*g* a*. *"d Lott I through 0. H through As Deputy Clark •tot. pmia l ii ond T L C Bol BEAUTICIAN 41 through SO and i f through 47. F L O R ID A GROVES Publish March IS. 11. If. April •rancatandCPK Corlitiod Mori* N orm an/FoK inolioni / ANY S 1ST A D O ITIO N TO BLACK HAMMOCK. Rtdf Book J. S. Itoo Coll Karon IM 001*. do,a Part. 111410Sor 4*11)01. Jill . u am m Public Records Seminole Covnfy. F tor KM end th# Or Tony., 173 M71rre l wkndl D EO 141 > atst •« of th# Northwest •«. and th# North*#*! '« of th# 1 0 0 * EEFt A , lying W#sl of Cockron Trail. Section Jl. Township JO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 4 t— M Is c r I U d r o u i Port lima position available » . Range32 Eatf SeminoleCounty Fior d# T H I I I O H T I I N T M JU D IC IA L General ledg.r. payroll *>p* • try A m tim #n tprF Acr#for th#Construction CIR CU IT OF T H I S TA TE OF Do You L o n Cookwaf Do You rtenco hi TC ILohril Slarluig It o .r ir t n t i if P#*d Wilhia 10 Oayt from Da*# of Finel FLORIDA. IM A NO FOR Nood I* Lot# WaigkiT Eol wag* baled on ovpenonc* •nf S IM IN O LC CO U N TY cooktea and ieie weight Lei C lot.ng daw S PM. April a r «r y A%«#%t#d L 4 n Amount p#r Acre if Financed me tell rou hew <07 H I IW* C IVIL OIVISIOM Private Industry Council ol inti r P 4 M lH IN UUH Cat# N# #4 1447 CA 44 Sominoi* County. Inc 111 S T f R l N H * 4 p llfft _ _ . . . • «» >tvOf % or# ad.ttad that, if they decide to appeal any dtc»*on M ID S TA TE TR U ST II. a D#ia 55 — B o s iD R is Senior d Ave . Senlord __ d ilW • Guaur, Yrs E m - C a m m /X m Mger. > #t »ht* h##r tng tt#y wellI need 4 record of th# proceed>ngt end * save m gr b n aw lm m i war# Bwsmes* Trust E O I/ M /F /H /V / w a r l . ro a io n a b l* ralps o m o m k m f M m O p p o rtu n itiR i h purpose they may n#od to incur# that e verbatim record of TrasA. H m trimming, houot Platntitf. , t-#d *>g% •% mad# which record include* m# testimony end *"R Barpgg ckion m*. JJP-U41 CASHIERS vs w wv/pan which th» appeal •%fob#based DON'T CAU M I All H ulls eveiieoie Good NANCY B R A N TL E Y , a kingi# l ESI hourly wage Ren* altar *0 UNLESS Y O U W AN T woman A NNIE R CA R TE R , a (B if f if f •aMoa< h. d c TO M A K E MONEY da.a No oipofwnc* neadtd single woman and R O CH ELLE Start immediately Promo M.i , .»t»n#Mor%# Clerk *o th# Board ot Coon*y Commissioners Great opportunity lor sharp SMI TH. a single woman. p a a lt. itb M w p r h around wi for S#mmoie County F lortda iwnalcpparlumlwa Apply individuals Far mart mlo Defendants JoBoaBig Mb*# D EO 246 o w Im M lR B p o o lk . SidRO March 7f April 10 It Amoco Food Shop c e ll..................... -4*7111 IW* N O TIC E OF SUIT Ai m EM 4*0* SI Rd 44. SanWrd.ar M O TIC I OF TO A NNIE R C A R TE R . it N O TIC E OF • r RISTMJMNT* * 144 Lb. M o tt R h rd .U . M ar. F IC TITIO U S MAM I alivo or daad. hor unknown F IC TITIO U S NAME Nofica is hafobY 9 tvan that «a spous# hoir*. d»vts#os. gran * With CaUliRi Busiaass * i h«reby g*ren thal I C M 's S N A 's art ar^agad «n busmass at P O t#os. creditors and ad oth#r • Great Sanford Location , *jwd tn bus>ness ol H U NEW S TA R TIN G RATES AlIRBfbM IbiW oN Prtvom parties claiming by. through Bo* 200 Sanford. Saminala • Steady income Genera Seminole F u ll port lim a p o iilion a County. Florida wndor tha under or against her with weekly contracts s*y f end# under Ih# available Ivponenc* pro tthot# Residence is unknown Futitious Namo at DIXON S • Very Profitable Business • s Ndffff Ol L E E S • Inourod Lkansod • Wrrtd Apply al M OBILE A U TO REPAIR and but whoso employment address • Good Terms Available i « 'F M V IC F and that I Hillkavte Haallh Cart Caalrr H R M III4 I mat we >rt#nd lo ragi»*ar void is /otos Intarnatinal Forge ___________ P I 4 W __________ bawtl Can WU N o >t tn register %a«t nam# no Mel Wo villa Ay*.. Sealer* Wee k conctm Wr m* oMarly H I B IT A M I U C TB K n«m# with tha Clark of Ih# Avenue (B or 2t|. Geneva. New » Clerk of th# Circu«t T R A V E L Ih* world E o rn OT4S4A..................■ . . . I . a E J N Spocleu* accom modallow*. Circwil Court. S#mifroi# County, York 14410 .CGC 011*71 P «* a u f i ' mmno*# County Ftori 114 004 r per month A d now' Ww month*. rotoL O p , Cart YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TI Florida in accordance with th# t • ft.4e dbilh Ih# CONCRETE FINISHEIS N7 M l I N I manege ___________ Kr T V ICR f Ora*I'll) F IE D mat an action to foreclose Provi%ion% of th# Ficfiltouk fSions Of *h# FtCfitlOuS Ce llD S ISM leavemeciage a mortgage on th# following Nam# Matut#% To Wil S#<l*on ■ C M R ilT Ill W N X K l’ * * ,«tute* To AM Secfion h it* CONSTRUCTION AU TRADES property in Wmmofo County. •as CMF tor da S U M ys 1412 Frae aalknaWsI Fair Prkoal ■1 •da Statutes itlf Georg# D««on Local Coribboan 111 lo i d hr Florida 10 wit Ino. Slump Grmdmg. T*al SIORCI-S BAIT AT ACHE w f Lee Th# East W Im I of Ih# West I 4*7 to**..TALENT BUILDERS Sh#ila Oiton vh M » r r h i II. U 2f »foo N lM d iy o R l 0pm 4 A M a PM A F F ID A V IT UNDER Hubi'Sh M archt I I 21 24. 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NO QUALin LAKE MAIT POOL HOME STH W H EEL j i f f 14/Sw Vh ah##i new carp#*, good cun dihen U W Call 121 *244 I9M W IL D E R N IS S TR A IL S ■ 24 ft eaceiienf condi**#” ttereo. A/C. m icro .-eiecf ho*si I >0.100 Coil m 17M* •4 CH EV Y VAN Trop e TraWr 14200 In very guud <undil>un Will trade for small Ford or Chevy car or p*«.* v«i of vv4« mi valyd Cad___________ 172 >/#> Rpnltl Apart mint* On Lb Ar Monro# W ALLACE C R E ll R I A L T V a m i)________ ★ NEED TO SELL* T0UN HOMEON UN07 CALL USII FOR IM M E D IA TE ACTION Watar front UfattylR Modarn FltnRRR Cpntar Indoor Racquatbpll On# Month F trr JotftASBA l u i EsilU 407 322 1155 HICKS Fancy an* temman Ovaedt Ducts g u t'll hirsey �I — Sanford Harafd, Sanford. Florida — Thursday. March 20. 1090 Elderly familiar with folk remedy O O T T i In a recent column, you wrote lhal you had been unable to Idcntiry aalDty. a co m p ou nd w orn around the neck during the great Influenza epidemic of IB IB -IB . Whoever asked I he question m u tt be nearly BO years old. Aa soon u* I saw the word. I knew whal It was. T h a i particular sequence of vowels and consonants could only be one word, a local corrup­ tion for the name of an old-lime medical remedy: aaaafoetldu. T h is remedy was made from the roots of the plant Narthex Aasafoetlda. Il was considered a s tim u la n t, a p o w erfu l a n ilspasmodic, an expectorant and a laxative. A t the turn of the c e n tu ry , ch ild re n co m m o nly w o re l i t t l e c lo t h b a g s of aasafoetlda pinned on their un­ dershirts or on a string around the neck lo ward off colds and lung congestion. I’m amazed that you. u physi­ c i a n . n e v e r h e a r d o f It . Therefore. I assume your plcu of Ignorance was really a ploy lo (Ire up all the old-timers to write so you could discover how many senior citizens rend your col­ um n. D R A R R B A D B R t Y o u a t­ tribute lo me a cleverness lhal I disavow: I really didn’t know what aalRiy was Hut I suspected I could count on u few elderly people, such as you. lo sel me straight. T h a n k you for writing: I’m grateful you contributed to m y continuing medical educa­ tion. DBAR DR. OOTTi I'm MEDICINE Jl sinuses and upper-respiratory s y s t e m r e a c t e d to th e withdrawal of smoke. As an alternative explanation, your upper respiratory tissues may swell and become Irritated because of something else In your environment; for example, wood sm oke and o th e r a ir pollutants ran cause sinus con­ gestion and hoarseness In people whose respiratory tracts h avr become sensitized. firing your sym ptom s lo your doctor’s attention; perhaps he or she can answer your questions and offer suggestions. _ J L lf JL’J U IJ _ J U L J L J IJ L J 'J M U U U f J J f J U l l L ’J U □ U L ’J U I J U J fJ L J U lJ U 1 • H m >It« to Draw back t il P E TE R G O T T .M .D . ULHIM JU JJ 14 Basoks 15 Skater 84 Orwaaisam sonars Sr gaaoiaM lil.il IU LH JU M U iJ U U IJ U U U J U l J M IJ U U JU U U L d L J fJ k J U U U H U U U U LJkJU J U U U R J U L l ILIl l l 'J U H U IJ L ’J L I J J U U 1 3 U l JLJ U U L J U 'J U U I L I I J I J U U U U U U J I I U U U L l o J U U U U U HI it'll II:II*] Mi'll II 114(1 13 a s * 11 Castas cry JOFtvot I t Add IS Actor — Ray t lf t e St Cwtata fabric 33f M UK tew 40 S te a dwitch a 411 .. 42 84, Roman 81-year-old male and huve been smoking for Ihe past 40 years. Whenever I quit, m y voice gels very hoarse, and m y sinuses seem lo p lu g u p . C a n you explain w h y this happens, und Is there a n y th in g I cun do lo prevent II? D B A R R B A D B R t I'm not sure w hy. ufler stopping cigarettes, y o u e x p e rie n c e ih e v e ry sym ptom s usually ruused by lobucco smoke. However, this paradoxical reaction does occur: II Is probably due lo a phenome­ non called •’re b o u n d ." Your 43 doart 44 Act 47 — tea 48 IteaUaari saa(sL) 80 Fish S3 Kvaa(post) S3 Taa |(| 1SS0 ty M>. K WIN A T BRIDQR B y J a a a a Ja c o b y Experts differ about Ihe cor­ rect bid with the North hand. In competitive circumstances Ihe bidding side Is belter placed after a one-diamond opening, since opener will be able lo bid both hts suits without raising Ihe bidding level. Here Ihe opening bid ol one club worked well, since an opening lead of a club would very likely have caused two spades lo be sel. After Ihe opening diamond lead. East won th e k in g a n d r e t u r n e d a d ia m o n d . D e c la re r w o n In du m m y and led Ihe heart Jack. West won the queen and played a third diamond, declarer slufring a club. Then came another heart, won by West. He relumed his last diamond. East discard­ C V v ,'- / ing his Iasi heart and declarer ruffing. Declarer now ruffed hts lo s in g heart w ith d u m m y 's spade 10. When East discarded a club, declarer knew how to play Ihe spade suit. East would cer­ tainly have ovenuffed with the spade queen If he had It. so West was marked with that card Declarer therefore led a spade back to his king, dropping the singleton queen. He relum ed lo Ihe club ace lo play another spade. East took the ace and later scored a trick with Ihe spade nine, but declarer's con­ tract was safe. He lost only two hearts, two spades and one diamond. The Information that East could not overruff with the spade queen guided declarer to make Ihe winning play. NORTH u ta • M il 9 JH •AQJ 1 • A Q71 EAST • A I 41 ♦ • 111 a q s i ♦ to7 1 4 ♦ J ill ♦ K 41 ♦ K I4 SOOTH • K J IT S • K 7 S4 • II • Ml Vulnerable: Both Dealer South SMIfe P an 1• IV test Pus Pus Pus Nartfe 1♦ l NT 1• Eon Pan Pus All pus Opening lead: ♦ 4 HOROSCOPE B y B e r n ic e B e d e O s o l T O U R B IR T H D A Y M a r c h SO, 1990 by Bob Tbavts FRANK AND ERNEST M A IIW ! H0^ CAN Xou S M U t x I (»OT TH*M o u t Of youp b a g . WtffN Y ° ^ ’ v f J U / T H IT into V w _ CT' TH f W A T * £ ? J OARFIELD /> / -k t - y at \' i by Jim D«vis T h e great portion of your talents m ay be devoted to cre­ ative .endeavors In the year ahead. Y ou r chances for suc­ ceeding In Iheir developments are extremely goal. A R IK S (March 2 1-April IB) If you're not loo sure of yourself about something new in which you’re presently Involved, step back a pace or twxi and let those who are more knowledgeable have Iheir way. Learn by ob­ servation. Get a Jum p on life by understanding Ihe Influences which are governing you In Ihe ye a r a h e a d. S end for y o u r Astro-Graph predictions today b y m a ilin g 81.25 to A stroGraph. c/o this newspaper. I’.O. B ox 0 1 4 2 8 . C le v e la n d . O II 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. T A U R U S (April 20-May 201 Persons who are not directly Involved should be kepi oul of your affairs today. Th e y may mean well, but there's u possibil­ ity they could confuse things and stir up cum pi leal tons. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In commercial matters today, don't let you r emotions override your lo g ic a n d c o m m o n sense. Placating your feelings could prove to be unprofitable. C A N C E R (June 21-Ju ly 221 Partnership arrangements could fall short of their m ark today If the parties Involved arc not good team players. P u rs u it of a com m on cause Is essential. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Bold measures may be required today to overcome a static develop­ m ent. However, y o u r moves must be well thought out or you might regress Instead of recover. V 1 R O O (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) You m ig h t be te m p te d lo luke chances today that you normally w o u ld n 't In ord e r to score quickly. Unfortunately, this may not be one of your luckier days for gambling. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Your first thoughts may not be your best ones to d a y, so guard against m aking rash or Im ­ pulsive decisions Ta k e lime to weigh and balance all of your alternatives. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-NoV. 22) Be extru careful what you say and lo w hom you say It today. There Is a possibility you might talk ubout something lo the wrong person who will later try lo use what you said against you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 211 Strive to be prudent In the management of your resources today and be extra careful about spending good money after bad. T h is Inclination could be rather strong. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . IU| T h is sh o u ld be u v e ry productive day for you. but II looks like you m ight be a slow starter und accomplish only half of what you're really capable of doing. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 10) Make certain your feelings aren't masking selfish motives when dealing with companions today. E v e n though yo u 're a good salesperson, others will be able to sec through your ploys. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Unless you are well disciplined and budget minded, there Is a po ssibility you m ight spend more than you Intend today. A w ord to the wise should be sufneient. (0 1 9 9 0 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard Starr BUGS BUNNY r A civm v, i FR O TR EA TiN& y" OUT ON TRASH DAYS. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 29, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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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' * • * * 25 Cents • ^ Sanford Herald 82nd Year, No. 2 46 — S anford, Florida N EW S D IG E S T It’s summer vacation... By VICKI DoSORMIM H erald s ta ll - irlte r □ Sports F o u r d ra fte d to m a jo r le a g u e L A K E MARY — Greg James, all-Scmlnolc Athletic Conference outfielder from Lake Mary High School, was taken In the sixth round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Chicago White Sox to Join three Lake Brantley Patriots In being drafted. Also drafted were catcher Jerrcy Thurston In the third round by the San Diego Padres, outflclder/flrst uaseman Greg Thomas In the fourth round by the Boston Red Sox and catchcr/thlrd baseman Jason Varltek In the 24th round by Hie Houston Astros. See Page IB J u n io r m a jo rs c o m e to a c lo s e SANFORD — The regular season of the Sanford Recreation Department Junior Major Baseball League came to a conclusion at Chase Park Wednesday night. Th e scheduled first game of the evening went to the Knights of Columbus Cardinals. In the second game, the Moose Lodge Pirates scored five runs In the top of the fourth to trip the Rotary Club Royals 14-13. See Page IB □ Florida 2 L iv e C re w ru le d o b s c e n e F O R T LAUDERDALE A sheriff won a partial victory In federal court when an album by the rap group 2 Live Crew was ruled obscene, but he was told he acted unconstitutionally by threatening to arrest people selling It. See Page 2A L e a k p o s tp o n e s la u n c h CAPE CAN AVER AL — Engineers pumped liquid hydrogen aboard the shuttle Columbia Wednesday, confirming a leak In a critical fuel line fitting that will require a trip back to the hangar for repairs, possibly delaying launch to early August. See Page 2A SANFORD — School's out for summer! While most of the students will In­ gone from the classrooms until the fall, some high school nnd middle school teachers and students will be back for summer school beginning June 18. "Some people are really already on the year ‘round calendar." Joked D r . R o b e rt O 'D e l l , d is t r i c t coordinator of year 'round schools. While many parents have greeted the suggestion of the modified s c h o o l c a le n d a r w ith so m e apprehension. O 'D e ll said the teachers have voiced little op|>os|. tlon to the possibility. " B u t . really, we haven't In ­ troduced the new ealendur and students will lx- off for three months after today," he said. Most schools have chosen not to make "a big deal" nut of the Iasi day. though m any elem entaly school teachers had their own parties in their classrooms over the last week. “ We're trying tr> keep the crazi­ ness to a m inim um ." said Carem Gager, principal at Hamilton Ele­ mentary School. 1501 E. 8th St.. Sanford. "Th e children arc excited enough." At Wilson Elementary. 085 O r­ ange Blvd.. Sanford. II has become a tradition for the teachers to send their students off at the end of the day by assembling outside the school and do "the wave" as the buses pull away from the curb lor llie final time. Many teachers face the day wlili mixed emotions. While summer brings a needed respite from the beetle rat race, they find themselves saddened by the "loss" of their class. "It's like losing someone close lo you." said Debbie Carll, u first year teacher ut Seminole High School. ...and it’s also graduation tim e By VICKI DoSORMIER Herald slaff writer SANFORD — Four Seminole County high schools will he sending their graduates on Hielr way this evening w i t h g r a it u a i 1 o n s a n d p a r t i e s . Ai 7 p.m. at Central Baptist Church. Pastor Freddy Smith will splrllually prepare those students and their families who wish to attend lor tomorrow's graduation. Tom m y Jacobs, pastor of Plnecrcst Baptist Church, and Ron Merthle. pastor of New Word Life Church, will also speal. to the graduates. Environmentalists want bills vetoed United Proas International C ity s h o w s s ig n o f th e tim e s SANFORD — While Seminole County and other cities In the county arc stiffening their sign ordinances, the Sanford city commission will soon review a proposal to allow more liberal placing of signs. See Page 3A An autopsy performed In Sanford Tuesday showed Bentz was stabbed once in the chest with a kitchen knife found within a few feet of his body. Barnett said. Bentz was apparently at home alone when he died. Barnett said. Results from lab tests related to the autopsy won't lx avallable lor a few weeks. F ro m s ta ff re p o rts INDEX Classifieds. 4B,5B Horoscope.... .......... 34 Deaths... D r. Oott.. Editorial. Florida... Partly cloudy, hot, muggy Partly cloudy with a f»o (M-rcent chance ol a ftc r n oo n i h o n derstorms. High In the low lo mid IKVs F o r ir.oro weathor, so* Pago 2A "Th e schools are not sponsoring baccalaureates any more." said Gall Slewart. a parent who helped organize the service, "but a lot of the parents and the graduates wanted It." At 7:30 p.m. commencement ceremonies kirk off at Lake Howell and Oviedo high schools. At 8 p.m. students at Lake Mary and Lake Brantley high schools will collect their diplomas. All the graduations will heat the schools' stadiums. Lake Howell students Jason Clark. Brian Acton and Jodi Maternowskl will address their fellow graduates. See Graduation. Page 8A THE ENVIRONMENT ^ SANFORD — Brian Bentz. who was found dead in the doorway of Ills house at 077 LaSal Drive, rural Altamonte Springs, at about 4 p in Sunday, probably committed suicide. Seminole Sheriff s Sgt . Grcg Barnett said today. Investigators Initially thought Bentz might have been the victim of a homicide, but Barnett said evidence to support that has not been found. Bentz reportedly was having emotional and family probk-ms. lie left behind a note, but Barnett said he doesn't consider the note a suicide note. □See Schools, Page 5A Lake Mary High principal Don Reynolds watches graduation rehearsal Thursday. C L B A ItW A TB a A iccmiRcr « liur|{c(t with killing & » friend appeared before a Pinellas County Jildgc Wednesday to face an additional ullcgatMQ that’ he tried to hire a hit man to murder a lBhear-oid witness. w See Page a l T t Death thought to be suicide century, hut she Is still sad on the last day ofsrhcxtL "It's hard to sec them go." slu said. The high school students leli quietly over the last two days as they wrapped up their exams but H «f ltd Photo by Tommy Vincent T e e n a g e r c h a rg e d iiw n u r d e r ■□ Local 2701 Georgia Avc.. Sanford. "You'll never have Ibis particular group of kids together again and that's sad." Hazel Pcrlnchlcf. who leaches flflh grade at Lake Mary Elementary School. 132 Country Club Road. Lake Mary, said she has been leaching for nearly a quarter of a Several sta te s, su ch as Pennsylvania, have inve ste d In s p e cia l e q u ip m e n t to be used In cle a n in g uo to x ic w aste site s. At lea st 1.200 such s ilo s e x is ts , in c lu d in g one in n o rth M iam i. T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida's leading environmental groups Wednesday urged Gov. Bob Martinez to veto several bills they say will undermine general environ­ mental und growth management laws. Most of the hills are local Items that environmen­ talists say will gradually chip away at larger, more significant environmental legislation. The most damaging hill to the environment would be a change In growth management laws designed to benefit Florida's less-populated cities and Inland counties. The measure would allow cities with a population of less than 3.500 people or Inland counties with fewer than 25,000 people to reduce tlx- scope of their growth management plans. But environmentalists sold the plan was environmentally unsound. "That bill represents a significant undermining of growth management." said Jim Murlcy. president of 1000 Friends of Florida. See B ills, Page SA W ekiva group blasts co u n ty com m ission By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD — The president ol the Friends of the Wekiva River Inc. has protested a decision by Seminole County commissioners to allow concessions for the developers of the controversial Sylvan Glade housing development on Lake Sylvan west ol here. Ill a June 2 letter lo Seiiilnoli C oun ty Com m ission Chairm an Sandra Glenn. Friends president Fred Harden blasted commissioners for allowing Sylvan Glade developer Mark Arnold to develop about 14 See W ekiva, Page SA THE AX, PLEASE Environmentalists want th e . govcrniwyjjp^vrfg’-thc folic local bills that tnfev sale drrm lne state <fflBnpninentnl and growth la w s r ^ ^ B t . •A b ill a lio w in ^ l^ B c t io n o land annexed by t h ^ c i t y o f D e e rfie ld Beach to fa lK u n d e r B row a rd C o u n ty 's c o m p re h e n ­ sive plan. •A b ill th a t w o u ld e xe m p t p arts o f S t. Johns C o u n ty fro m c o a s ta l c o n s tru c tio n law s. •A n a p p ro p ria tio n o f $6 m illio n (rom th e P o llu tio n C o n tro l Re­ covery T ru st Fund to h elp clean up a to x ic waste d u m p in N o rth M ia m i th a t’s o n th e fe d e ra l S u p e rfu n d lis t . E n v iro n m e n ­ ta lis ts said the a p p ro p ria tio n w o u ld w ip e out the tru s t fund. •A n am endm ent lo a S enate b ill m a k in g ll a second-degree m is d e m o a n o r to In te n tio n a lly harass a h u n te r o r a fish erm an on p u b lic w ild life m anagem ent areas o r w aters. E n viro n m e n ­ ta lis ts said a ll la w fu l o u td o o r a c tiv itie s should be p ro te c te d fro m harassm ent, n ot Just h u n ­ tin g and lis h in g . . City to redefine current two-clerk store ordinance By J . BRADLEY~DILLINQ Herald stall writer SANFORD — In an cllorl to make businesses less susceptible to bur­ glary and robbery, the city will be redefining its deliulttou ol conve­ nience store at the «ilv commission meeting Monday, said a city official. Sanford Police Chief Steve Har­ riett said by rewriting the definition lo include businesses that sell groceries and that are open lor business during late-night hours, retail stores such as Clrcle-K and 7-Elevrn would he Included lit the dclmillon and would thus he re­ quired to have two employees tit the store between H p.m and 6 a m Harriett -said the businesses would also I m - required lo have some kind ol security system such as alarms or sui velllanee cameras Harriett said he had asked the Sanford city attorney to review ilie* city 's definition of convenience store to suggest a revision that would make the stores viler during laicnigh* hours, (which is when rob­ beries are most Jlklry uroccur. Harriett vild lli.it requiring two clerks to lx- on duty lair at night See Ordinance. PagaSA Hey, you can’t park there Workers at the Grove Counseling Center in downtown Sanford received a rude awakening Thursday morning when this car came crashing through the wall At press time, city police were sttll investigating the incident Preliminary reports indicate there were no iniuries A damage estimato w a s unavailable �I A — Sanford Hera'd. Sanford. Florida — T huraday, June 7. 1990 EWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Judge quiets 2 Live Crew; scolds sheriff B o ld b u rg la rs h it la w y e r’s o ffic e M ILTON — Proximity to the aherUTs department did not help a lawyer as burglars stole thousands or dollars worth of equipment and ransacked his office this week, police said Wednesday. The office of attorney Dan Stewart, which Is less than a block from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Department, was burglarized Monday night. The suspects apparently entered the building through a back window. Milton j. ollce said. The floor of the office was littered with clothes, books, furniture, paintings and files. Several thousand dollars worth of equipment and a semi-automatic weapon were stolen, said Capt. Bob Young. Young said the suspects had stacked several other Items near the back window when something apparently scared them away. “ Maybe they saw a couple of squad cars go b y." Young said. No arrests were made. S h e r iff’s s o n g o e s o n tria l M ILTON — After three Judges excused themselves, an Escambia Count? Judge has finally agreed to hear a case Involving felony charges against the son of a sheriff. Escambia County Circuit Judge Joseph Q. Tarbuck has agreed to hear evidence In the trial of JcfTery Coffman. 21. The trial Is currently scheduled to begin Aug. 20. Coffman, son of Santa Rosa County SherlfT Mauriece Coffman. Is charged with felony baiting or fighting animals and animal cruelty for allegedly hanging a cat from a tree so his dog could maul It. Coffman originally faced misdemeanor charges, but a state attorney from Tallahassee who was asked to handle the case decided to upgrade the charges to felonies. U .S . c h a lle n g e s w e tla n d h o u s in g p ro je c t FO R T LA U D ER D A LE — Tw o federal agencies challenged a housing community expansion plan that would swallow 2.200 acres of swnmpy fields at the edge of the Everglades. The dispute centers on how many acres of wetland must be replaced before the company developing Weston. Arvlda/JMB Partners, can build a 4.000-acrc addition to Its planned community In southwest Broward County. Arvlda offered to create 289 acres of wetlands, mostly lining lakes and roads on the property, as mitigation for destroying the natural wetlands. The Arm y Corps of Engineers, the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service obejeted. They said the proposal would not nearly make up for about 2.200 acres of marshy pasture — 1.652 acres of which are federally protected wetlands — that would be lost. The corps said Arvlda should replace the lost marshes with 358 ac-es of manmade wetlands Inside Weston, and restore another 215 acres of natural wetland outside the boundaries. But the other two agencies said Wednesday that even that was not enough. If the Corp3 approves the plan without requiring at least another 400 acres of wetland Improvements, the EPA said It would exercise Its scldom-uscd power to veto the corps' decision. S p o rts a re n a 1, s o u p k itc h e n 0 MIAMI — Camlllus House operators have agreed to move thclrsoup kitchen and homeless shelter away from the Miami A tttS n iid have droppcdplans for satellite feeding centers. W W e W m t i t w o f th e G o o d S h ep h erd m a d e th e con cessio n * Wednesday In a compromise aimed at ending the shelter's ft battle with the Miami City Commission. Commlssteners have been trying to move the shelter since 1985. sayitig long lines of people outside the kitchen Interfered With effons to convert the neighborhood Into a middle-class area and scared tenants away from new high-rise apartments. The commission was scheduled Thursday to consider a proposal to move the shelter farther north, to a neighborhood made up largely of warehouses. There is already another shelter, the Miami Rescue Mission. In that neighborhood. The brothers had hoped to replace their food line wllh scattcrd meal programs run by churches and temples throughtout the city but could not find enough Institutions to participate. C o u n ty w in s $ 2 5 m illio n in d a m a g e s S T. PETERSBURG. Fla. - Pinellas County won a $25 million Judgment for the 1979 rupture of a faulty water pipeline. In 1978. several companies worked to Install a giant concrete water main to bring 40 million gallons of water a day over 13 miles from Pasco to Pinellas County. But the next year, the pipeline ruptured, creating a huge crater that nearly swallowed a condominium In the East Lake area. Pinellas County filed suit against the pipeline builders. Since the original problems, the pipeline bus fulled two more times, in 1987 and 1989. From United Press International Reports LOTTERY T A L L A H A S S E E — The dally number Wednesday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 349. f Straight Play (numbers in exact order) $250 on a 50cent bet, $500 on $1. f Box 3 (numbers in any order): $00 tor a 50 cent bet. $160 on $1. Boi 6 (numbers in any order): $40 lor a 50 cent bet. $60 on $1. Straight Box 3 $330 in order drawn. $60 in any order on a $1 bet Straight Box 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 it picked in combination o n $ t b e t Samlbrd Herald (U S P S « « l 1(0) Thursday. June 7. 1990 Vol 82. No 246 PweiiUMd Daily and Sunday, tic e p f Saturday by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. J00 N French Ave.. Sanford. Fla m n . Second C la n Pottage Paid at Sanford. Florida m i l P O S T M A S T E R Vend addre** change* lo T H E S A N F 0 R 0 H E R A L D . P O Boa H S I. Sanford. r L 1111). Subscription data* 1Daily A Sunday) H«m a Delivery A M ail 1 Month* a Month* (If.W II* •* l Year 111 M Napping inspector resigns Uti l M F r s n Intsrnstlonsl MIAMI — A boiler Inspector who could not be fired even though a grand Jury caught him napping on the Job has solved Dade County's dilemma by re­ signing. Building and Zoning director Jorge Rodriguez said Tuesday that Inspe ctor E d w in B ig german. 61. had res’gncd last week, one day after The Miami Herald published u story about a supervisor’s elTorts to fire him. Blggerman's boss had tried to fire him two weeks ago. He was convinced that Blggcrman was the unidentified Inspector who. according to the grand Jury's report, had skipped several in­ spections and spent the after­ noon reading newspaper* and dozing at a public library during work hours. But Rodriguez said the county could noi fire him because the grand Jury refused to Identify the offender and there was no proof II was B lggcrm an. "B y his resign ation . Itc ad­ mitted It." Rodriguez said. "We got rid of one bud apple." Rodriguez also said the county would discipline u second In­ spector who udmlltcd that he was the one grand Jury In­ vestigators had caught watching women nt a bowling alley In the middle of a work day. Rodriguez said he would de­ cide "In a couple of days” what uctlon to t ike. The Judge heard two days of testimony In May after 2 Live Crew challenged Navarro's ac­ tion In U.S. District Court. Wednesday's ruling applies lo Dade. Broward and Palm Beach counties. Bruce Rogow. u lawyer for the rap group, said the ruling would be appealed. Robyn Bluntncr. executive director of the Florida chapter of Ihe American Civil Liberties Union, denounced the decision. "Th is Is a record album. Ihls Is music, and In Broward County today an adult cannot chose to Indulge In a certain form of music that some Judge has determined ... Is criminal." he said. The Judge said he considered the album us a whole when Judging It. "2 Live Crew has 'borrowed' components called 'riffs' from other a rtis ts ." Gonzalez's ruling suld. "Taking the work In Its entirety, the several riffs do not lift 'Nasty' tfl the level of a serious urtlstl<J work. "Once the riffs urc removedj all that remains is the rhythm] and Ine explicit sexual lyrics.] which are utterly without’ any redeeming social value." he said. Gonzalez also said the album appealed lo prurient Interests, and was patently offensive, two other tests used by federal courts to determine obscenity. "The recording depicts sexual conduct In graphic detail. The specificity of the descriptions iirikes the audio message analo­ gous to a camera wllh a zoom lens, focusing on* the sights and sounds of varous ultimate sex acts." the Judge said. "The depletions of ultimate sexual acts are so vivid that they urc hard to distinguish from seeing Ihe same conduct de­ scribed In the words of u book, or In pictures and periodicals and films." Gonzalez suld. Engineers hang ‘out of order’ sign on shuttle; no launch until August United Press International CAPE CAN AVER AL — Engineers pumped liquid hydrogen aboard the shuttle Columbia Wednesday, confirming a leak in a critical fuel line fitting that will require a trip back to Ihe hangar for repairs, possibly delaying launch to early August. While the exact location of the leak was not immediately clear, the 214-hnur fueling lest confirmed that It only shows up when supereold liquid hydrogen Is pumped through a critical "quick disconnect" fitting where the ship's 17-lnch-wlde fuel line enters the belly of the orhlter. "W e were somewhat successful (finding the leak) and that's good." said launch director Robert Sleek. "Unfortunately, we don't like what we found. "W e did confirm there Is a leak In the cavity ... where the propellant lines go between the orbller and the external tank. In order to fix anything In this area we're going to huve to (remove) the orbller from the tank." He said the lest results appeared to eliminate any possibility of a problem that can be corrected ut the launch pad. although addi­ tional tests arc planned to further refine knowledge of the leak's location. In a*y case. Columbia Is expected to be hauled back to Its hangar sometime next week for extensive repairs that could delay launch u n til curly A u gu M . after u J u ly fUatil b y the we absolutely have got to put to bed. And we're going to do that." The leak Is located somewhere In the area where the shuttle's primary 17-lnch-wlde fuel line butts up against the belly of the orbller. A critical seal In the 17-Inch quick disconnect fitting Is one suspect. Another is problems wllh Internal "shaft seals" near giant valves that close Just before the external tank Is Jettisoned In space. Yet a third possibility Involves the alignment of the external tank. The giant fuel tank's shuttle attachment struts were not machined properly and as a result, the tank Is 200thousandths of an Inch out of perfect align­ ment. The specification Is 90-thousandths of an Inch. “ The rumors floating around now arc Dial the tank ml^illgnmcnt caused the problem." said an engineer who asked not to be named. "T h is tank was so far out of ullgnrncnl compared to what's allowable, they're afraid It could have warped Ihe 17-lnch disconnect on the orbller side." If the problem Is traced to the tank side of the fitting, engineers could simply replace the rust-coloied tank. But If It Is traced to Internal shuttle mechanisms. Columbia could be faced with an even longer launch delay. In any case, sources say NASA managers likely will delay Columbia's 10-day astronomy mission until a* least early August In order to sh u ttle A tlan tis. launch the sh u ttle A tlan tia arm m ri J u ly I 1 on a secret m ilita ry m ission. "W e don't see anything that's going to keep us from having to travel to the VAH based on today's test results.” Sclck said. “ I think It's a given.” He said a new launch date will not be set until engineers determine what repairs will be needed. "It's a complex system and things don't always go per the plan." he said. "O ur goal Is to fly when the vehicle's ready to fly and safety'* the first priority. We've got an Item here Dial Columbia's 10-day astronomy mission orlgl nally was scheduled for launcn May 30, but the 36th shuttle flight was put on hold when hydrogen gas spewed Into the ship's engine compartment during fuel loading. Extensive room-temperature tests to pinpoint the leak using helium In place of hydrogen were unsuccessful. N A S A inanageis ordered Wednesday's fueling test In the belief the problem only shows up In the presence of supercold liquid hydrogen. Teen murder suspect charged in plot to kill witness United Prats International C LE A R W A TE R - A teenager charged with killing a friend appeared before a IMnellas County Judge Wednesday to face an additional allegation that he trled to hire a lilt man to murder a 15-year-old witness. Beau Jason Staples. 18. an Inmate at the I'lnellas County Jail since Ills arrest for murder last year, was charged late Tuesday with solicitation lo com m it first-degree m urder, which is punishable by u max­ imum of 30 years In prison. Staples, a Safety Harbor resi­ dent. approached a Pinellas County deputy posing as a hit man Inside the Jail and offered the deputy $2,000 to kill the w itn e s s . M a rlu n n e P asha, sprkeswoman for Ihe sheriffs department suld. The witness' name was not released because he Is a minor, she said. Records show Stuples lias been held without ball since April 1989. and Is scheduled to be tried on u first-degree murder charge June 19 for the shooting death of William R. Casey Jr. Staples. Casey, (lie 15-year-old witness and 17-year-old Joshua Wnllhcr went Into woods in Oldsmar April 10. 1989. Pasha said. The 15-year-old witness told Investigators that Staples shot Casey twice In Ihe back with a shotgun. When the unidentified boy tried to get away. Walther choKcd and kicked the boy Into unconsciousness. Pasha said. The witness told police he was left for dead near Casey's body. When Ihe youth regained con­ sciousness. lie called police. Wallher. who has been living In another stale with relatives, was charged with attempted first-degree m u rd e r In the choking of the unidentified wit­ ness. THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECA1T Today...Partly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low to mid 90's with a southwest wind at lOm ph. Tonight...There Is a 20 percent c h a n c e of e v e n in g t h u n ­ derstorm s. becom ing partly cloudy late night. Low In the 70 s with a light easterly wind. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy wllh u 50 percent chance of uftrrnoon thunderstorms. High In the low lo mid 90‘s with a southeast wind at lOmph. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a rtly cloudy Saturday through Mon­ day with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorm s. FLORIDA T I M M M IA M I - Ftor kM 24houf iffTtptniunt andrAtnfAllAt I a m E O T Th '\*Uf HI Lo Ram City tj n 000 ApAlAChtCOM f0 iA 000 DAyton* BtfAth ti to 0 00 I f Tf 000 F0*1LAudordAt* fC For! r\ 9S M 19 W It «P A# 90C jAthtonvilk It U 0 00 Keg W*%f Ml$ntl fO 71 01 M tj JO Port j(Ol4 W of* Br*0*nton h n ooo 94 7! tr a TjiUhAtw* r$,Ttp4 V 71 000 V*foB*«<h 99 71 0 00 91 ti 0 00 Wvtl PAlm B«*<h Phone (M M 111 l«1 t. FO R T LA U D ER D A LE A sheriff won a partial victory In federal court when un album by the rap group 2 Live Crew was ruled obscene, but he was told he acted unconstitutionally by threatening to arrest people selling It. U .S . D istrict Ju d g e Jose Gonzales Issued his Judgment on Ihe album ‘As Nasty As They Wanna Be' Wednesday In a 62-page ruling. He suld the album — already nded obscene In eight Florida counties — was legally obscene because It de­ picts sexual acts and has no redeeming social value. Broward Co„nly SherlfT Nick Navarro tried earlier this year to block the side of the album by threatening lo arrest store opera­ tors selling It In hlsjurlsdlction. Gonzalez ruled the sheriffs uctlon amounted to "an Improp­ er prior restraint of free speech" and enjoined him from similar actions In the future. "It Is the court's and not non-Judlclal officials who must decide whether a specific work Is obscene." he said. And Gonzalez decided the album was obscene. Although he said 2 Live Crew had not necessarily com m itted any crime, he left open the possibili­ ty of future prosecution. Gonzalez said his ruling did not constitute a criminal finding. "It must be emphasized at the oulsel that this decision does not criminalize the plaintiffs con­ duct. nor does It charge anyone with a crime. That Is a matter for the police and the criminal courts to determine." he said. It Is a first-degree misde­ meanor to manufacture, distrib­ ute. sell or possess wllh Intent to sell obscene material In Florida, sheriffs spokesman Al Gordon said. Violators face up to one year In |all and a fine of $ 1.000. NATIONAL TEMI ■XTBNDRD OUTLOOK S A TU R D A Y P tlyC ld y 6 2 -7 2 F R ID A Y P tlyC ld y 0 1 -7 0 O • N EW M ay 24 SUNDAY Su nn y 03*70 MONDAY P tlyC ld y 91-78 TIDES MOON PHASES FULL Ju n a 8 ( V v -------------- ’ TH U R S D A Y: K LAST S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 4:50 Ju n a 14 a m.. 5 05 p in.: MaJ. 10:10 a.m.. F IR S T 31 BEACH CONDITIONS D s y ’ons Beach: Waves arc I font and very glassy. Current ts slightly to the north with a wafer Irm p rn tu rr ui 7't delete*. S i s Sm yrna Beach: Waves are I and glassy. Current ts to the north, wllh a water temperature ol 73 degrees Sun m u t -ii factor 15. 10:35 p ill T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 8.02 a.in.. 8 24 p.m.; lows. 2:05 a.in.. 149 p m.: New S m y rn a Beach: highs. 8.07 a m . 8 29 p m .: lows. 2 10 a.in.. 1:54 p m.. Cocoa Beach: highs. 8 22 a in.. 8.44 p.m.; lows. 2:25 a.m.. 2:09 p.m. BOATING S t. A ugustine to J u p ite r Inlet T o d a y ., wind southeast lo south 10 kts. Sms 2 ft fir less. Hay and Inland waters a hgh' t hop Widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms To n ig h t and F rid a y...w in d south IO kts Seas 2 ft or less Day and inland waters smooth to a light chop. TU ESD A Y C lo ud y 86*73 STATISTICS T h e high temperature In Sanford Wednesday was 94 degrees and tin- overnight low was 68 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday lolal'ed .05 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 94 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 71. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport Other Weather Service data Wednesday's high......... 94 Barometric pressure.30.12 Relative humjdit)....74 pet Winds.....Southeast. 8 mph Rainfall......................... 23 Today's sunset.... 8:21 p.m. Tomorrow's sunrise....6:27 City & Forecait Albuquerque *y Anchorage pc Ajheviltepc AtlAnfA ty Baltimore pc Billing** Birmingham pc Bitm erckcy Bo* Ion pc Browntnlle »r Bullelaty Charlotte pc Chicago pc Cincinnati in Cle .eland pc Oallatty D «w * f »y Du* Moine* pc Detroit ty Duluth pc El Patoty E .x n tv lllu ft Fargo pc Mar ftordpc Honolulu Houtlon pc Ind-anapolltpc KAnsAt City H La* Vega* ty Litn« Rock pc Lo* Angela* pc Lo v itv ilH H M*mphf% \f Mitnaukeepc M.nna apoiit pc Nathviltepc he* Or lean* pc N r . York pc O r ana pc Pn*lA«J«lph.A (X Phopnti ty Pithborglt pc PfOvidtnct pc Richmond pc Si Lo u itti Van An Ion io tv Van Oiagopc Hi Lo Pep 94 AA u Al 01 •0 S4 90 al •3 S3 ;s it 90 J9 7f 41 70 49 94 71 u n IS if •0 u 47 •1 it M 94 u (2 71 n IM 11 !» 74 19 fS la 11 IX n 70 14 U it ti 91 91 11 12 79 10* 71 Si S3 *a SO 74 AS S9 41 43 7t 77 SA 30 44 1 71 7S 21 ti 44 SS u SI S3 S4 7S S4 41 02 M If 71 n u *i 44 S3 71 99 71 AA 24 43 79 �r V ,. ' - ■ p m Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. June 7. 1990 — MM POLICE BRIEFS M a riju a n a p la n ts fo u nd In h o u s e SANFORD — Michael Fred 221 Red Coach Court. Sanford, was charged with cultivation of marijuana and p*. (session of less iharr 20 grams of pot after City County Investigative Bureau agents with a warrant searched Ills house. The agents reported finding seven marijuana plants and a small quality of loose marijuana In the house at about 7:30 p.m, Wednesday. A ttic g re e n h o u s e y ie ld s m a riju a n a le av e s CASSELBERRY — City County Investigative Bureau agents with a wairant report finding a small giernhousr area In the attic of a house searched at 340 Mtrunnpy Court. Casselberry. The search, with a warrant, was made at about I I p.m. Tuesday and three related arrests were made. Agents said marijuana leaves were found In the 4-foot, by 3-foot greenhouse area. Additional marijuana and drug paraphernalia were also reportedly found. Charged with cultivation of marijuana and possession of less than 20 grams of pot and drug paraphernalia were residents: Harold Eugene Sharp. 19: and Susan Lynn Wellman. 1H. A 17-year-old boy was also charged with (losscsslon of pol and paraphernalia. S ix a rre s te d d u rin g s e a rc h A L TA M O N TE ^SPRINGS — Six persons were arrested on drug-related charges when City County Investigative Bureau agents with a warrant searched a house at 595 Notre Dame Drive, Altamonte Springs, at about B p.m. Tuesday. Residents charged with possession of marijuana, or possession of drug paraphernalia are Michael Guldl Mandl, IB; Mark Edward Frink. 29: Larry Caldwell Plcrcy. 33: and .James Mlchncl Frey. 25., Steven Michael Tasker. 1H. 511 Columbia Avc.. Altamonte Springs, was charged with possession of marijuana, along with Daniel Earl Soots. 31. 914 Lake Destiny Drive. Altamonte Springs. T w o a rre s te d a fte r fig h t SANFORD — Tw o men who allegedly fought Sanford police who broke up a fight. Involving them at about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday have been arrested. Police report charging both with affray. Robert E. Murray. 23. 1309 W. 11th St.. Sanford, was also charged with attempted battery on a policeman. Carllon Mark Johnson. 19. 1407 W. 14th St.. Sanford, has an added charge of battery on a policeman. The arrests were made at Murray's house. L o tte ry tic k e t th ie f n a b b e d SANFORD — A man photographed as he allegedly grabbed and stole $401 worth ^f state lottery tickets from n counter at Wareeo Food Store. 110 N. French Avc.. Sanford, has been arrested. Sanford police report the arrest of the suspect Identified only as John Doe was made at 2:37 p.m. Thursday at Fountain Lodge In Sanford, after the suspect was linked to ltie crime by a photo taken during the theft Tuesday. A c c u s e d e s c a p e e a rre s te d SANFORD — A man accused of escaping from a Seminole County sheriff s deputy after his arrest April 25 on a possession of cocaine charge, has been arrested on d watrant. Sheriffs deputies report arresting Lawrence Jacobs. 22. 50H Peachtree Lane, Altamonte Springs, at the county Jail n» 10:10 a.m. Wednesday on charges of escape and possession of cocaine. He Is held without bond. Rinehart speed limit reduced ■ y NICK P F IIP A U P Herald stall w rite r_____________ t A K E M AR Y - T h e new reduced speed limit on Rinehart Road In Lake Mary went Into effect May 31. according to an announcement fmm Department of Public Safely Director Charles W. Lauderdale. Th e speed limit was reduced from 50 mph to 40 mph. A 30-mph zone Ls now on the south end of the roadw ay, beginning on tlx- southern end of the road approximately 1/10 mile to the north of its current location. Th e change, approved by the Lake Mary City Commission at Its May 17 meeting, was made to e nh ance the safety of the motoring public, olflcials said. In r e q u e s t i n g th e c h a n g e . Laudcrdalr cited the Increasing volume of traffic, the number of large trucks using the roadway and the number of egrrss points approved und/or planned for the roadway. An adjustment |K-rlod of 30 days will be In effect until Ju ly I. During this period, officers w ill norm ally Issue w ritten warnings for speeding violations within tin- safety tolerance. Sanford may liberalize sign code ■y J . BRADLEY OILLINO Herald staff writer SANFORD — While Seminole County and other cities In the county arc stiffening tliclr sign ordinances. Ihc Sanford city commission will soon review a proposal lo allow more liberal placing of signs. "Th e law Is a little strict right now." City Manager Frank Faison said. “ If It would help developers to change II. then why not? We could be o little more lenient." Voters file suit attacking at-large judicial elections •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • ■WIPE OUT 3 C H T I. KEEP YOUfl PROPERTY •CONSOL DATE B U S •STOP CO UECTD N THflCATB < s t o p f o s e c l o s u r e am o l a m Burrs FREE LECTURES ■NOON, SATUMAVS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY A T LAW • CALL FOR OTHER SERVCES From staft roports Scotty's Home Centers have recalled |x>rtahlc tabletop gas grills sold during the past two years In their stores in Florida. Georgia and Alabama. Although no injuries related to use of the grills have been reported. Scully's Is recalling the grills because of concerns that n disposable propane gas cylinder may pose a lire hazard, company officials said III a release this week. (1/4 Uta Souffle! *441* We Can Handle your house care needs from TOP to BOTTOM!!! 10% off new cllenla All under one r oof . . . . N EA T-M TID Y All-Clean DNC Painting & Spec. Cont. One call does It all. The grills, which sold for about $20. are black with plastic handles and chrome legs. The grill wn. sold as Scotty's SKU LIGHTENING UPHOLSTERY Consumers who have a re­ called grill, or who nerd to know If their grtll Is safe, should disconnect the propane cylinder Immediately, then lake the grill to a local Scotty's store. The grill m ay he returned for a full refund, or exchanged for a new grill. In Seminole County. Srolly's stores arc located at 700 French Avc.. Sanford: 200 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs: and H75 W. State Rond 436. Alta­ monte Springs. 333-2022 OTIMWn*A«* Scotty’s stores recalls portable propane grills G ive Y o u r F u rn itu re a N E W L e a se o n LIFE • R eupholster! Residential, Mottl, RM turaM Verticals & Mini Blinds 3 2 4 -2 7 7 0 o r 3 3 0 -4 3 9 8 and leave mat tag* 200 N. Elm Ava. Anna* Join With Your Friends A Neighbors : in Supporting JUDGE ROBERT B. MCGREGOR'S i Intarnatlonal O C A LA — The University of Florida said it has legal rights lo an unpublished manuscript and other papers by Pulitzer Prizewinning author Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings, but a South Carolina group won’t give them up. T h e S e a ja y S o c ie t y , a nonprofit educational corpora­ tion In Columbia. S.C., claims that before her death. Rawlings gave her literary executor, the late Ju lia Scribner Dighuin. possession of Ibc unpublished "Blood of My Blood" and some published manuscripts. The society later acquired the works from the executor's heirs through a honk dealer, said Steve Matthews, a society lawyer and board m t-m lrr. He said Hie graup Intends to turn Rawlings' documents over to the University of Florida, but lint before "Hlood of My Wood" and other works are edited and published. The university has not decided whether tt will sue or Intervene. fB A N K R U P T C Y > government In this country.” ■ y MIC H A IL MOLIN1 said Robert M cD uff of the UPI writer______________________ Lawyer's Committee for Civil T A L L A H A S S E E -* Federal Rights Under Law. a Washing­ class-action lawsuits filed In ton group that has successfully Jacksonville and Tallahassee pressed similar lawsuits In Tex­ attack the a I-large system of as. Louisiana. Georgia and North electing trial Judges as "one of Carolina. Blacks comprise 31 percent of the last bastions of segregation." a civil rights organization said the population of the second c i r c u i t , w h i c h I n c lu d e s Wednesday. The lawsuits, filed Tuesday In Tallahassee, and 25 percent of U.S. District Court on behalf of Leon County, yet no hlaek has black voters, seek review of the ever been elected to either the Judicial elections for Leon and county or the circuit bench. Duval county court Judges, and Blacks comprise about onefor circuit Judges In the second quarter of Duval County and the fourth circuit, but the only two and fourth circuits. But the eases were expected to blacks on the bench there wenappointed lo their positions. have statewide Impact. "Th e Judiciary is one of the "T h is is the result of llulast bastions of segregation In at-largc election system that is used to elect these Judges, where white voters, who const Rule only a portion of the electorate, elect all of the Judges. As a result, black voters have nn voice In electing any of tinjudges who exorcise power...." "671177. Sim ilar grills with M rDuff said In a presseonwooden handles or marked with fercnce. any brand name are not being recalled. UF wants Rawlings manuscript Unif* A memorandum craltcd by Faison and City Building Inspector Gary V/Inn rutlines 'We proposals for change In the ordinance. Faison said two major changes in the ordinance concerned the placement of olT-poInt-of-sale signs advertising housing developments and signs placed at the enhances to such develop­ ments as shopping centers that have several businesses located In the same area. The current ordinance df>cs allow for placing signs advertising liuuC.tg develop­ ments off the site of sale. Cam paign For Rc-election AsCircuit Judge Robert B. McGregor, Circuit Come To The Bar-B-Q Saturday June 9,1990 1 PM to 6 PM At the Pavilion Central Florida Zoo US 17-92 Near 1-4, Sanford ENTERTAINM ENT H w iM Ptoto By Tommy Vlncont Happy birthday, SW OP Mike Wesley (lelt), Seminole Work Opportunity Program client since 1981, speaks to a group ol clients and their parents at the SWOP 10th anniversary reception yesterday. At right, SWOP Executive Director Bill Poe listens to the presentation SWOP, located on Orlando Drive in Sanford, is a sheltered workshop lor mentally and physically handicapped adults. Games •Animal Encounter (3 PM) •Food Tickets $20, Children Under 12 Free Call 349-5070 pd p o l a d v . A Million Dollar Smile Is Now Affordable and Convenient Braces for Child re n and Adults Longwood hires interim attorney after firing Taylor By NICK PPEIFAUF Herald stall writer LONGW OOD — Following the city commission's 3-lo-2 vote to lire city attorney Richard Taylor, el forts are underway to obtain the services ol a new counsel Following the ouster vote during Mond.iv night > meeting. Mayor Gene Furueti Instructed cltv administrator Mike Abies to take im m e d ia te act Ion to w a rd advertising lor a new attorney Frank KnippenltacliiT. who has been advising Hu* city on labor law. will take over Hupositlon temporarily. He re porledly will he receiving $!M) per hour for bis services, the same fee lie receives for bis normal legal services lor the city. The roll- ol a city attorney is a busy one The attorney is re­ quired in altend all regular and special etty eoiumtsslon meet­ ing s as w ell as w o rk sh o p sessions, pi t pair ordinances and resolutions as required, compile and approve all contracts 10 Judge: Fotoupolos tape may be used as evidence U n iU d P r m International D A YTO N A BEACH - A Judge has ruled prosecutors In the Konstantin Fotopoulos double murder trial may show jurors a 57-seeom* videotape ol a man, bound to a tree, being shot four times Prosecutors allege Futopoulos' voice ran lx- In-ant on the tape, and Ihe woman luini' Ihe shots is Deldn H ind. Fotopoulos* girlfriend who has pleaded guilty to two lirst degree in u id e r charges I Autliorlites said the man tx-ing shot was Kevin Ramsey an employee ol Fotopoulos Fotopoulcs Is charged with first-degree m u rd e r In the Ramsey slaying He olsn fates a lint-degree murder charge tor the slaying o! human Bryan Chase and live other charges. Including attempt! d lirst-dcgi.-i murder and conspiracy Inr an alleged plot 10 kill ids w ilt Hi.il failed. Volusia CcHiuiy Circuit Judge Ju m -s Foxmun luled on l ues day tliai prosecutors could show the videotape lo jurors which Hie city is a party, make hlinsell available lo render legal advice and recommendations to tin- rninmissloners and city of­ ficials (ibis representing the city In various lawsuits or legal proceedings During his inline. Taylor was being paid a contract price of $4.000per month M O TO R HOME T R A N S M IS S Ip N TR O U B LE? HARRELL & BEVERLY . 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Florida — Thursday. June 7. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 4 IM M ) 300 N. FHENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Ronald W. Hoste, Execulive Editor Laura Solllen, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n th s.......................... $19.50 6 M o n th s ........................................... $39.00 1 Y e a r ................................................ $78.00 EDITORIALS Hope for AIDS kids a T h e Food and D ru g Adm inistration, w hich often has been painfully slow In licensing new d ru gs, deserves 'high praise for Its accelerated approval of the antiviral A ID S d ru g A Z T as a standard therapy for children w ith A ID S . Since 1981, there have been 2,192 reported cases of A ID S In children under 13 In the United States and 1.182 of them have died. E p id e m io lo g is ts e stim a te that 6 .0 0 0 to 2 0 .0 0 0 other U.S. C h ild re n have the disease, w ith m a n y of these infections still u n ­ discovered. T h e use of A Z T lo treat infected children actually began last October w hen the F D A provided access to the d ru g for hum anitarian reasons well before Its pediatric research program was com plete. However, o n ly about o25 children received the drug u n d er that restrictive program . Since then, treatment lias been started in about 500 m ore children through an F D A clinical trial p rogra m . In cle a rin g the d ru g for gcncnil use. F D A c o r r e c t ly w a iv e d its n o rm a l ru le s for extensive testing. Results of the tests that were completed confirm that A Z T is safe for child re n . But the d ru g 's effectiveness in children is largely presumed on the basis of the positive effect it has had on adults with A ID S . T h e approval to use A Z T . w hich has been suspended In a straw berry syrup for children, m eans a m uch -im p ro ve d outlook for young victim s of the disease. In adults, the drug relieves A ID S sym ptom s, promotes weight gain, prolongs life and generally enhances the quality of life. Tire same dram atic benefits should be observed in children. T h e F D A has dem onstrated adm irable courage and com passion by a pp rovin g the use of this d ru g for children. Now it appears that the $ 1,750 estimated cost of treating AlDS-affllcted youngsters wtth A Z T wilt be covered b y private Insurance und Medicaid. ROBERT WALTERS Auto gridlock reaches the desert TE M I’E. Art*. — ll's 5:30 pan. on a typical weekday and Hie tralfir situation is normal at i lie inlcrsecUun of the Supers! Ilion Freeway and Interstate 10: Cars, trucks and assorted other vehicles are Itucked up for miles in every direction. In the Phoenix metropolitan area — one of llte fastest growing urban centers In the country — traffic congestion almost certainly will become worse before it gets better because Its residents refuse to pay for Improved mass transit. That situation Is hardly unique. Cincinnati, Columbus and Milwaukee are among the other cities I hill In recent years have hacked away from plans lo initiate rapid rail systems. In Dallas, voters In 1988 rejected a referendum that would have authorized the Issuance of $1 billion worth of bonds lo help finance a $3 billion mass transit system. Its centerpiece was lo have been a 93-mllc-lnng rapid rail network. As tratric became congealed on both Interstate highways and city streets. Dallas transportation planners sealed back. Tlietr plans now call for a smaller rail system and greater reliance u|x>n an expanded bus network. Even tlint didn't satisfy some residents of five Dallas suburbs. They forced recall elections last year of the public ofTleials who approved the mutinied plans. After luird-fought campaigns, mass transit advocates beat back the opposition In four of the five communities. Las Vegas, like Phoenix, is a rela­ tively new but fast growing city whose p la n n e rs In itia lly lielleved they could cope with growing truffle by establish­ ing a broad grid of wide elty streets In llte unlimited space an open desert set­ ting afTorded. A11 h o u g h l It a t w o rk e d u n t il re ­ cently. truffle now Is f Alter hardroutinely clotted In fought cam ­ both cities. Moreover. paigns, mass I n Las Vegas, transit gam bling Industry advocates executives oppose beat back th-j pnqiosalx to build a oppositlor ■ rapid rail line to carry visitors along “Th e Strip" — the famed section of l-as Vegas Boulevard lined bv casinos. Phoenix Is In even worse shape because' llte conservative politicians who controlled Arizona JACK ANDERSON U.S. space trash a serious problem If you have to ask... If you have lo ask the price of that Van G o g h , as J .P . Morgan once said about his yacht, yo u can't afford it. T h e answer, purely of ucaucm lc Interest. Is $82.5 m illion — a lot m ore, barring A rgcn lin c-style inflation, than Rickie Henderson or Dave Stewart w ill make In their entire baseball careers and tw ice what Michael Milken used to make in a m onth. It was bought by a Japanese collector. W hen the picture was finally knocked dow n at Christie's, there was a standing ovation. It w ould take a philosopher of inilnite w idom to explain what the ovation was really for. As everyone know s b y now. the price fetched by "P ortrait of Dr. C a ch e t" is the highest ever paid for a w ork of art. T h e re was brief expectation the other day that the figure would q u ickly be lopped by the price for another picture. Renoir's " A u M oulin dc la G a lc ttc ." but w hen the Renoir was auctioned — to the sam e Japanese buyer — It went lor a m ere $78.1 m illion. T h e buyer R youci Salto, is said to have m ortgaged his landholdings to raise funds for the tw o paintings. A great m a n y people will lament all this attention to m oney in the art business. Van G o g h , it will be pointed out. c o u ld n ’ t have afforded the price of the catalog. Monets and Picassos arc fetching millions, but other w orks of equal m erit arc being neglected. A n d yet. at the same tim e (hat the prices of ilie blockbusters have been going through the roof, the crow ds in the galleries and the general Interest in art have grow n com m e nsurutely. Th e re certainly Is a connection, though it m a y not be obvious. Both in the auction houses and in the galleries, people seem not o n ly to be perceiving the value nl ari. however denned, but developing a greater sense that (Ills seems to be a w orld in w hich the gap between the proliferating am ounts ol J u n e and I lie things of real value becomes larger every d a y. T h e re is o n ly one C h a rtre s C a th e d ra l, o n ly o n e H a m le t, o n ly one "Portrait ol Dr. G a c h c t." Berry's World Just so, my dear' Proletarian chic sitcoms are not m y cup o l tea. either. ” rejected federal assistance offend under the interstate highway program, contending that such aid was aii unwarranted government handout. That program would have provided (X) percent of the required funds hut It now has lapsed. As a result. Maricopa County — which Includes phoenix and Its suburbs — lias far fewer high speed. limited-access freeways than most other metropolitan areas of comparable slzr. In 1985. county voters belatedly approved a 0.5 cent sides lax increase which was to pay for 231 miles of new freeways at a cost of $5.8 billion during a 20-year period. Hut llte costs of urqtilrlng rlghts-ol-way and constructing the highways have soured while an economic downturn lias produced a decline to sales lux revenues. The Regional Public Tmns|ioHntlnn Authority originally recommended a 30-vear. $10 billion plan that called for not only Ireewuy expansion but also more than lOO miles ol elevated rapid rail lines and the addition of I ,2(X) buses That pro|M>sid would have required a local contribution of $6 billion, to be collected through another sides tux Increase. Last year, however, voters rejected It by a decisive 3-2 margin — even though It was supported by many political and business leaders. GEORGE F. WILL Electoral College should evolve W ASH IN GTON — The revolutionary has a disarming name: Skip Roberts. ("Skip" Lenin? Somehow, no.) Do not be deceived. lie means to topple civilization or. what is much the same thing, the Electoral Collrgc as it currently functions. He Is head of the Electoral Fairness Project, tie wants stales to legislate an end to the custom of wlmivr-takc-all allocations of states' clctoral votes. Instead, they would award one vole lo a presidential candidate for each congressional district she or he carried. The two additional voles each stale lias would go to llte candidate who itas Hie most votes statewide. Many Americans will be startled to learn that the current system, under which a candidate receiving a majority or even Just a plurality ol it slate's votes gels all that stale's eleetoral votes. Is not a constitutional re­ quirement. This practice, so central lo the success of our constitutional arrangements. Is only a custom. In 1968. Maine abandoned litis system In favor ot the Idea Roberts favors (others have favored It. rwrhaps even James Madison). So lar the results lit Maine have Iteen Just what llte util system would have produced. In 1988, lor example. Hush beat Dukakis In Maine 55.3 percent t<> 43.9 percent, but won all four voles bceau.se he carried both congressional dis­ tricts. So. its Malm- goes, so shall go the nation? A reasonable llrst reaction Is. Heaven forfend! America s system lor electing an executive is the most succfsslnl m the world. And Hits is llte rule ol life: Most Improvements make matters worse. Hm hear Roberts out. even It lie Is a Democrat anti open lo the charge (hat Insets try to change rules. (From time lo lime Republicans have flirted with Roberts' Idea.) II Roberts' titles hail obtained In 19HH, Dukakis would still have been Iron need, lint probably would have won at least 155 rather than 112 electoral votes. One cannot say for sure because both candidates would have campaigned quite differently — which is Rubcrls' point. lie so vs tils reform would Increase voter Interest and activism by multiplying the number of contested consistucucles in which both candidates could consider themselves competitive In niany presidential years, the outcome In many states - sometimes In more lit.m halt ol them is not seriously In doubt by September Naturally, voter Interest and lontniii decline Hut within many such slates, some districts might lie hotly contested under Robctts* plan. He notes that Hie Dukakis cumnpaign shut down m Florida on Sept to Hut there are eight Florida districts tiiai generally vote Democratic in national elections Dukakis only (anu ban h ) carried one. Dm. then, under the w in ite i-ta k e -a ll system , w ith F lo rid a 's statewide result a foregone conclusion, he Itad no reason lo "cherry pick" for electoral votes In promising districts. Roberts thinks ills reform would diminish candidates’ depen­ dence till television and Increase reliance tin grass-roots orga­ nization. For exam­ ple. lie savs Demo­ crats arc u s u a lly competitive in four of tile eight districts In Houston’s expensive media market. Dem­ ocrats would have an In c e n tiv e lo use ii n •t h e - g r o u it d activism to target those districts, rather ^Dukakis only than saturate the carried one. area with expensive But, he had no o v c r -t h e -a lr c a m ­ reason to paigning. 'Cherry pick’ If so. Ills reform would counter wiiat for electoral he considers an tinvotes'. ■ forlunate effect ol public financing nl campaigns. "You get nominated anil some GS-16 shows up with a check lor $50 million." thereby underscoring the irrelevance of party organizations. Furthermore. Roberts says, tits reform would encourage interweaving of presidential and congressional campaigns, thus producing more coherent mandates. Perhaps. Hut perhaps ids idea would injure the Democratic Party today. Suddenly Jesse Jackson, who Is never going to lie the Democratle nominee, would hope to pluck electoral votes with an Independent candidacy. Such a candidacy would siphon votes from the Democratic ticket. True, only 124 of the 435 congressional districts have black majorities. Hut 25 districts are more than 40 percent black. Hti more limn 20 perc tit black Jackson could have Jolly fun In a three-person race Roberts says don't worry. He notes that John Anderson's third party effort did not curry a single district in 1980. Hut Holicris I , assuming the continuance ol traditions ol political temperance that are partly a product of the system he is irylng to tamper with Hy discouraging ideological and charismatic Iragmeutatton. the statewide w inner take all practice makes lor moderate majorities. And n usefully magnifies the decisiveness ol elections when (Kipular vote totals are close las in 1960. 1968. 1976) The lower houses of the legislatures In Connecticut and North Carolina have passed Roberts' plan W A SH IN G TO N — A few summitry subjects never get raised in superpower eliiits In the Oval Office, such as the issue ul man made garbage floating In space. Yet. as the Cold War thaws, it Is more likely Hull an American will be killed by Soviet space trash titan hy a nuclear weapon. Some 6.700 pieces of large Junk, including obsolete s a t e llit e s .--------------------------------------- t and billions of pieces of small Junk, In ­ cluding paint flecks, a rc o r b i t i n g the Earth rigid now. II they don't kill some­ one when they fall to the Earth, then they pose a significant threat to astronauts. At 17.500 miles an linur, ovefi t« txtlni Trek can be lutnl in a space-walker. Without the flare of £ Some 6,700 urms-reduetion talks U.S. and Soviet of­ pieces of ficials arc quietly large junk, c o n d u c tin g J u n k Including rcductlou talks. The obsolete satel­ first m eeting was lites, are or­ held last December biting the without any public t a r t ii.E announcement. The most Intriguing aspect of these private talks Is that neither llte White House nor the Stale Department look llte Initiative. The National Aeronautics and Spuee Administration is handling tlit* agreement In hopes of keeping politics out of It. NASA has struck a preliminary working agreement with the European Space Agency, wliich lias been leaving thousands ot pieces of debris In space from its Arianc rockets. The U.S. North American Aerospace Defense Com m and, or NORAD. hi Colorado lias counted more than 20.(XX) major pieces of junk since the Soviets launched Sputnik In 1957. Most of It lias burned up or fallen to Earth. Hut (lie remaining pieces are polentlully deadly to humans and a costly hazard to working satellites. NORAD lias lo keep close tabs on the Junk so it isn't mistaken for hostile missiles. Beyond the trackablc pieces, there are literally billions of other s|x-rks of debris traveling at high speed in low Earth orbit. At least three, and possibly more catastrophic collisions have occurred In recent space history, destroying U.S. and Soviet satellites. The llnultng garbage Includes a glove lost by American astronaut Ed White In ids 1965 space walk. Astronaut Mike C ollins Inadvertently created the first "Swedish satellite" when lie lost Ids grip on a Swedish made llasselblad camera during a space walk in 1966. Much ol tile Moating trash loses Us orbit and burns iqi oil re-entry. Only the biggest chunks ot tailing irush pose a hazard on Earth The l.irgesi single piece of |unk to fall from the skv was Hie 82-ton Skylab in 1979. It broke Into sizable chunks that rutiled over Australia and the South Pacific. The Soviet Cosmos space station similarly sprinkled over Canada tn 1978 The IlkclJiuMl ot them striking an earthIhiuikI human being Is slim, hut astronauts are In danger, as is costly equipment It s lough to stop Hie scattering ol paint hug riienls burned ott ot space craft by the sun. lint NASA oMIelals are determined to stop the delibentlc hl'crtiig of space, in tin- late 1960s and I97()s. the Soviets were testing anti satellite weapons which they deliberately blew up In space, producing hundreds o! pieces of floating shrapnel Between 1975 and 1983. the Soviets exploded I I electronic surveillance satellites. Th e United States can take the blame lot d e b ris from at (cast nine irrid e n ta l explosions ol the second stage ol Delta rockets wtueh spontaneously Me a up three veurs a la r they were left in span- The NASA negotiators may even address Hit sensitive subject of tiie Soviet’s throwaway mentality The cosmonauts have a liubn it tossing trash bugs out of Hirlr Mir space station �i M E fti Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, June 7, 1990 — 8 A F ire s trik e s T r u m p ’ s F lo rid a h o m e If n l t i d P ro a s In te r n a tio n a l T e a c h e rs ’ u n io n b e g in s n e g o tia tio n s SANFORD — The Seminole County school district and the Seminole Edu-atlon.'Association, the teachers' union, began negotiations today on the ratification of a new three-year contract. The current contract expires on June 30. The union begar presenting their proposal to the district at 10:30 a m. Nancy Wheeler, chief negotiator for the SEA. declined to comment on the content or their proposal. Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the district, said he had "no Idea” what sorts of things the union would bring up. but rcll sure that at this point the union was more Interested In discussing "language rather than money.” He said the financial discussions would come later In the negotiations. Cowley will bring the union's proposals to Supt. Bob Hughes who will discuss them with the school board's executive committee before the two sides return to the negotiating table on Ju ly 9 for Intense negotiations which will continue until the final agreement Is signed. Cowley said he did not forsee any problems In reaching an agreement with the teachers, though he said the process may "take a while." becuusc each Item In the agreement will l>e discussed. L o n g w o o d n o is e o rd in a n c e a p p ro v e d LO N Q W O O D — Although what m ight be called an "anll-boom-box" ordinance was unanimously approved by the city commission on first reading earlier this week. It won't be official for awhile. According to City Administrator Mike Abels. "A first reading basically means the proposed ordinance Is accepted. It's during the second reading and a public hearing, when H can be officially adopted." Final approval Is expected after a public hearing scheduled for June 18. "Th e ordinance Is aimed at the noise coming from motor vehicles." said Abels. It Is written to Include sounds from radios, tapes. C D ’s, or any other sound reproducing equipment In a motor vehicle. T o become a violation, the sounds need only be heard for a distance of over 50 feet. L' "Th e new law won't effect other sounds or music." said • Abels, "such as the annual Longwood Arts festival music or other normal events." PALM BEACH - Fire broke out early Thursday In a guest bedroom at embattled Donald Trum p's oceanfront 118-room mansion, causing smoke dam­ age to several rooms In a guest wing, firefighters said. Firefighters arrived at the estate, known as Mar-a-Lago. at 8:08 a.m. and extinguished the flames w ith in 15 m inu tes. F i r e -R e s c u e D e p a r t m e n t spokesman Ken Elmore said. "The fire was confined to the bedroom and Its contents." Elmore said. "It was In a twostory wing, a guest quarters wing off the main building. There was no structural damage. acres of land he p re v io u s ly assured the county and state he would con­ serve in a natural state. " U would appear that at least In the case of Sylvan Glade, that the dedication of conservation areas Is only a device by which the developer may hold land In reserve In small chunks for future development." Harden wrote. Harden wrote the Friends had been unaware of the May 22 commission meeting to consider . the changes. Harden wrote die Friends were "extrem ely disappointed" to learn of the concessions and wrote. “ There has got to be a better way to insure the protec- lion of the many conservation ure a s Within thane d e v e lo p m e n ts that are completed or underway, planned within the Wekiva River ( Protection Area." H a rd e n su ggested those Wekiva River-area lands under a county conservation would be better protected If ownership or direct protection were trans­ ferred to the slate "to Insure that an incident such us Sylvan Glade does not occur again." Harden could not be reached. In 1988. Sylvan Glade was the first of several large housing developments considered by the county In the newly-created Wekiva River Protection A.ea which was created by the state lo protect the river and maintain low levels of development near the river. T o protect more wetlands on the 334-acre property east of Lake Sylvan. Arnold proposed to "cluster" the homes on small lots and allow the county to place conservation easements over 147 acres of wetlands and uplands and not build In them. The county and state agreed with Arnold's plan and approved the development over the objec­ tions of the Friends, other envi­ ronmentalists and residents of the area. Residents objected to the clustering approach, which they said was an excuse to build urban-density housing In rural areas. As another concession to Lake Sylvan waterfront residents. Arnold promised to allow lake access to only those Sylvan Glade residents with lakefront homes. On May 22. Arnold's engineer Hugh Harllng told commission­ ers about five percent of the conservation areas would be needed to allow for Sylvan Glade garages to be built at the sldea of homes, he also sought to a llo w pedestrian access to the lake from the development, along with any non-powered bouts they could carry or drag to the The letter saki the bill defines convenience store as "any place of business engaged in the retail sale of groceries that is regularly open for business at any time between midnight and 4 a m ." The letter also said the city could determine Its own hours. Harriett said tlit* city's present definition states that the busi­ ness Is not a eonvenlnccc store If It can prove llrat It generates more than 50 percent of Us Income through the sale of fuel. “So If a place has fuel pumps, and It could prove that It makes 50 plus one percent of Its business selling fuel. It didn't have to have two clerks on duty between H p in. and 6 p.m. and it didn't have to have surveillance cameras and anti-theft safes." Harriett said the Incident in which a store clrrk at Circle K. 1809 W. First St.. Sanford, was slabbed to death last fall, served to seal the fate of the Idea and ensure that II would become law "One tiling I want to make clear Is that the city had that law !n the works." Harriett said. "Th e commission had given stall the order to look Into It long before the murder ever occurred Mot I believe that if the law had "AH I saw were workmen.” Elmore said. There were no Injuries and no Indication how extensive the damage was at the home. The cause of the fire was not known. The Mediterranean-style home was built by cereal magnate C.W. Post and sits on 17 acres along the Atlantic coast highway A1A. It has 58 bedrooms. 32 bathrooms. 27 servents rooms Published reports have In­ dicated recently that T ru m p may be facing a cash crunch that could force him to sell off chunks of his empire. Bankers owed some $2 billion by Tru m p are reportedly press­ ing for the sale of some assets, for management chnngcs at T r u m p 's p rin c ip a l h o ld in g company and for a much more conscrvaMve operating style. Trum p's business empire In­ cludes three Atlantic City casi­ nos. prime Manhattan real estate and the Tru m p Shuttle linking Boston. New Ycrk und Washingtor.. Tru m p has been separated from his wlfr. Ivanu. slnre Feb­ ruary over a marital spirt In­ volving actress-model Marla Maples. Ivana Issued a statement of su p p o rt for the em battled Tru m p this week. "Donald and I arc partners in marriage and In business." she said. "I will stand beside him through thick or thin and for better or worse." UnitMl F r t i i International FORT PIERCE - Florida land­ scape a rtist A lb e rt Ernest "Beanie" Backus died of an upparent heart attack. He was 84. Backus, who had a history of heart problems, was admitted to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center Wednesday afternoon and died u few hours later, a hospital spokesman said. Backus' paintings of Florida scenes and tropical trees hang In the White House, the Lyndon B. Johnson Library In Austin. Tex ­ as, the Flo rid a g o v e rn o r's mansion and In art schools and water's edge. Harllng also sought to allow Individual property owners own a large wetland area at the southern end of the property, which he said would alTord a higher protection than having the homeowner's association own the land us Arnold had accepted In 1988. County staff objected to the request, saying Individual ownership would allow the property owners to cut swaths through the wooded area to gain access to the lake. An early site plan Harllng submitted to the county showed long, narrow strips extending through the conservation area to the lake from each nearby lot. Commissioners allowed the reduction of the conservation areas and public^access to the private homes throughout the world. Former Gov. Bob Graham, now n U.S. Senator, once cited Backus as "the best known representational artist In the state." "I paint for people who want things Identified. The abstract artists paint for people who look for pictures and make thter own Identification, creating their own pictures." Backus once told a Miami Herald columnist. “ M y p ic tu re s arc r e p re ­ sentational but by no means photographic. If you try to put everything In a picture that you see In a scene, the picture becomes too detailed, too busy, uninteresting. I edit a scene Just as a writer edits a story, cutting out the unim portant, u n in ­ teresting things, leaving In the colorful moods or creating dra­ matic things.” he said. Jim Hutchinson of Scwall's Point, a noted painter of Semi­ nole Indians and Florida scenes, said Backus "was one of the kindest, most generous, outgo­ ing persons, and. of course, he was my brother-in-law." Hutchinson said Backus met his sister. Patsy, fell In love with her but couldn't get near her. One day. he called her to say he'd be glad lo give art lessons to her brother. "She said. 'Fine.' and took me down there." Hutchinson said. "Beanie never gave me one damn lesson. All he did was court and marry Patsy." They married In 1950. and Patsy died five years later of a heart embolism. They had no children and Backus never re­ married. Backus was born Jan. 3. 1906 In Fort Pierce, the fourth son of a pioneer family. Shortly after his birth, family friend Ted Justice nicknamed him "Bcanpot" and It became "Beanie." Backus found his tnlent at age 6 when his mother gave him a set of watercolors. He sold his first painting for SI at age 17. according to his biography. "A .E. Backus: Florida Artist." by Olive Dame Peterson. “ M y fa th e r th o u g h t I'd starve." Backus said. Backus dropped out of high school but Florida Atlantic Uni­ versity awarded him an honor­ ary doctorate of humane letters, about which he said. " It 'j kind of funny for someone who never graduated from high school." Backus leaves behind more than u dozen artists who learned his style as students In his studio on the banks of the Indian River Lagoon and many local people he sent through college. "Nobody really knows all the things Beanie did for young people." said Claire Jinks, who grew up near the Backus studio. The Fort Pierce Art Gallery In Memorial Park, near his studio, began w ith a collection of Backus paintings. But Backus objected to naming the gallery after himself, saying he was "alive and kicking." Funeral arrangements were pending at Yates Funeral Home In Fort Pierce. Knife-wielding man holds woman hostage United Prats International TY L E R . Texas — Authorities stormed a clinic and rescued the wife of a Smith County commis­ sioner from a blood-spattered, knife-waving man who held her hostage for more than three hours Wednesday. The hostage situation ended - U t » r b u t n o h s l s T h e y obJcoUxt ■ about 3:40 p.m . whan police to individual ownership of the conservation area and required It to remain In community own­ ership. tactical officers smashed a window in the clinic and tossed In a stun grenade, then pulled hostage Barbara Shamburger to stadium. Lake Mary's Project Gradua­ tion will be at the Orlando Racquet Club at 10 p.m., and Lake Brantley will celebrate drug-free at Wet n' Wild begin­ ning at 11 p.m. Following an 11 p.m. trip on the Rivershlp Grand Romance, the Oviedo graduates will finish Ihelr Project Gradua­ tion celebrations ut their school. Lake Howell graduates will cele­ brate without drugs at the Je w ­ ish C o m m u n ity C e n te r In Maitland. "Project Graduation Is an alternative to some of the parties follow ing graduation where there Is a great deal of drugs or alcohol.” Roger Beathard. the district's coordinator of health education said. "We really like to encourage these celebrations." Tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. Semi­ nole High School will hold Its g ra d u a tio n at T h o m a s E. Whlgham stadium and Lyman High School will graduate the class of 1990 ut 7:30 p.m. in their stadium. safety and subdued the suspect. Ralph A. Hughes. 38. who had Just slit his throat. Police shot the suspect In the leg- twice during the arrest. "It became evident that the hostage was In serious trouble. That’s when the S W A T teams wen. >n. about 3:20 p.m.. said police spokesman Tom Giorgio. Hughes was charged with ag­ gravated kidnapping and assault and more charges were likely. Authorities said the bloody body of the suspect's father. Leon Hughes. 75. was found In the rear of a white Chevrolet Blazer the suspect drove lo the DeHaven Eye Associates clinic In eastern Tyler about 12:30 p.m. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death. The suspect's face and upper body were covered with blood as police brought him from the building to an ambulanre. He was listed In stable condition Wednesday night, said Mnrtv Wiggins, spokeswoman for Med­ ical Center Hospital In Tyler. Graduation— Continued from Page 1A At Lake Mary, honors students Scott Temple and Vonda Lynch will speak. Columnist Bob Morris will send off the Oviedo graduates and stu d e n ts Nell S te in e r and Michael McGrath will speak to the Lake Brantley group. School officials hope the festivities won't be dampened by Inclement weather, but all have formulated contingency plans. All but Lake Howell's gradua­ tion will be moved Indoors to the schools' gymnasiums and con­ tinue with a more limited au­ dience this evening. Lake Howell has set a rain date for tomorrow evening, once again at the Ordinance— Continued from Page 1A would go a long *vay toward that goal. In a May 16 letter to the police chief, the attorney said the best definition he hud found existed In proposed Senate Bill 612. which creates the convenience store security act. The bedroom where the lire broke out was unoccupied und it was unclear whether any one was In the nome when the fire began. Elmore said. and three bomb shelters. Port's daughter. Marjorie Merrlwcathcr Post, lived there until her death In 1973 at age 86. T iu m p bought the home four years ago for $8 million, said Norma Foerderer. a spokeswoman for- the Tru m p Organization. Landscape artist ‘Beanie’ Backus dies at 84 Wekiva C M t in n e d f r o m P a g e 1 A There was some smoke dnmage to several other bedrooms that are In thnl wing." been enacted. Iliut very heinous crime would have been pre­ vented." Jonathon Shuler will be tried In Seminole County circuit court Aug. 27. for the Nov. 19 stabbing death of store clerk Herbert Allen, of Deltona. Shuler Is c h a rg e d w ith first degree murder, armed burglary and armed robbery. Bills Continued from Page 1A Experts said the proposed change would alfect 14 counties and about 190 of Florida's 390 incorporated cities. Under current law. all cities and counties In Florida have to submit growth |>lans to the state Department of Community Af­ fairs. But the change would allow the less populated areas to ask for ix-rmt-*>lon lo submit less-detailed plans The result is those counties would submit "nothing more titan a future land-use plan," M id Casey Gluckman. repre­ senting the Florida Audubon Society. Local officials, however, said ihe change Is needed since many of ihcin have already grown as much as they can or h a v e n o m o re p la n s fo r expansion. Hut environmentalists main­ tained the change affects many counties that contain Florida's remaining pristine areas. They m U I a change could I n - bad for lfie environment Schools-------Continued from Page 1A despite the facade of calm put on by the administration, most of the teachers admit the elementary students are still chomping at the bit to get out. "O f cours? they want some time off. T h e y deserve It." Pcrinchlef said. "It's a lit le calmer here." Carll said. "The y Just walk out the door the last time and that's that." Y v V . DEATHS BRIAN R. BENTZ B ria n R. B entz. 3 1 . 677 L a S a lle D r iv e , A lta m o n te Springs, died Sunday at his residence. Born Ju ly 8. 1959. In Wlseonsln Rapids, W ls., he moved to Altamonte Springs from there In 1989. He was a shipping and receiving clerk and a Lutheran. Survivors Include wife, Sandy J.: son. Rocky B.. Altamonte Springs; daughter. Jaime H.. Altam onte Springs: parents. Robert D. und Jca nn ln c L.. Aurora. Colo.: brothers. Steven M.. Lakewood. Colo.. Richard D.. Altam onte Sp rin gs: sisters. Shelia L Zimmerman. Rhonda J.. ixilh of Wisconsin Rapids. Hanfleld Mortuary Services. Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements. HAZEL L. TRAPP Hazel L. Trapp. 88. 500 Gray Avc.. Wildwood, died June 4 at the We Care N u rsin g Care Home. Wlldwixxl. She moved from S a n fo rd In 1982 to Wildwood. She was a homrmakerand a Srvrnlb-day Adventist Survivors Include son. Nolley. Silver Springs. Md.; sister. Zana Clause. W ildw ood and one grandchild. B an ks F u n e ra l H om e. W ildwood. In charge ol a r­ rangements. WILLIE C. NEEDHAM Willie C Needham. 76 421 Surrey Run. Casselberry, died Wednesday at Florida Hospital Altamonte. Horn April 13. 1914. til Wake Forest, N.C.. she moved to Casselberry from Ashcboro. N.C.. In 1986. Site was a retired ereelcr for Burlington Industries and a member of First Baptist Church. Casselberry. Survivors Include daughter. I’hyllls D Johnson. Casselberry: sons. John Dixon. Wilmington. N.C.. Bill Dixon. Hopewell. N C\: sister. C a rrie T ille y . Wake Forest, three stepsons: two step­ daughters: nine grandchildren: three great-grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funcrul Home. Orlando, in charge of arrangements. IF YOU’RE NOT RECYCLING YOU’RE THROWING IT ALL AWAY. FUNERALS JOHNSON. F R E D D IE L E E JR w ry i(t% tea Mr Fredda L n Johnum J r . aga 41. oI \T74 Airport BUd . Sanford. d»ad TurvJay. *ill b i I p m Saturday « l SacurnJ ShJoh M*tt*onar f Bapfitf Church. Sanford *rth Mtv W J Popa officiating Informant atll folio* m Shiloh Carr <«ry f r * n d i ma« call to par thair retpecH from 4 t p m Friday a* fha funeral hom# Sunn t« i Hears* WO Locul* A ,« Sanford. H I m c hargr of arrang*m«ntt In Loving Al emoty O l B ETTV S. W ESS O N August 14. 1930 June 7. I98fc Vo.« /ove /ive* on in our hearts, gone but not lorgotten _________ Vour Family A little reminder from (lie hmimiimcnt.il U fciiw Fund dial if you're nut iwycling, you a* dimwmg away a lot mure ilu n iml vour trash You and your community can recycle Write ilir hii\iron menial liefeibe Fund al EDF--Recycling. I' i" l‘.irk Avenue South. New Virfc. NT 10010, for a free bruiuue di.it will u!l you virtually everydung you need to know about recycling E^FEI �•A — Sa r'ord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. June 7. 1990 S. Africa lifting emergency rule ■ y JAC K M I D U nited Press In te rn a tio n a l_______ T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n s In d u s try ja rred SAN FRANCISCO — A federal court has given states the fjower to control the mulllbllllonilollar market In computerized telecommunications, a ruling that may force the Hell companies to set up subsidiaries to handle such services as automatic banking and nlarm systems. The decision Wednesday by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overruled the Federal Communications Commission, which had put regulation of the Industry In the hands of the federal government. State regulators now may require the nation's Hell operating companies to set up Independent subsidiaries to provide specialized computer services that use the same telephone lines us cgulur consumer phone service. The decision goes to the heurt of control over the dccudc old. multlhllllon-dollur market in such computerized communica­ tion services as uutomatlc bank teller machines, electronic mall, voice mall, computerized database services, alarm services and electronic meter reading, according to Pacific Telesls spokesman Steve Harris. The ruling may be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. S u p e rm a n rtile s M e tro p o lis METROPOLIS. III. — For Superman fans from around the country, the place to be this week Is Metropolis, the small southern Illinois town that has adopted the "Mnn of Steel" as Its fnvorlte son. The town kicks off Its annual Superman Celebration today, and the scope of tributes to the comic book superhero wouid depress any of Superman's archrtvals. A blggcr-than life statute of Superman adorns the Superman Square next to the Massac County Courthouse: billboards on the way Into town proclaim the town of about 7.000 as the "Home of Supet m an." There's a Superman Parade, a Super Dog Show. Super Car Show — and the Superman Museum and Film Festival. For athletes, the Superlrck Bicycle Race and the Superman Road Race arc of note. Mayor Hill Komtner said the decision m officially adopt Superman In 1972 has Improved the mood anil finances Metropolis, which shares the name of the comic book character's fictional home. A th le te s c h o o s e p ro m o v er p la y o ffs N A R R A G A N S E TT. R.l. — When Narrngansett High School's girls softball playofTgame fell on senior prom night, the players had to decide whether to bat or boogie. They chose to dance — and forfeited the game. Now the Lady Mariners will be out of the state tournament If they lose once more, and they think that's foul play. "M y prom date is an athlete and he told me to play," Jody Laurie, one of four seniors on the team, said Wednesday. "How could I tell him. 'You just blew $300 on a limn, tuxedo and tickets, now have a good time at the prom by yourself?" Athletic Director Hernard Normand HI. who Is also the girls' softball coach, said he realized there might be a schedule conflict. The opposing team from North I’rovlocnec agreed to reschedule the game, but the Rhode Island Intcrscholastli League denied the request. "They were all torn up about whether to play or go to the prom. If we had played the game, the girls wouldn't have got to their prom until 10:30. so I made the decision 'o forfeit the game for them," Normand said. "B u s h to u ts s u m m it s u c c e s s MILWAUIJEE — President Hush sought political mileage from IJ m; 'S uperpower summit today, declaring its most Importnnt.buIconic to have been "the progress we made in understanding the great political challenges we face." In remarks kicking off a two-day political swing through the Midwest. Hush hailed "the forthright spirit" Mikhail Gorbachev brought to the summit as "proof that we have Indeed entered a new era In our relations with tht Soviets." "A united Germany In N A TO , the future of the Baltics, regional problems: These aren't questions that can be solved simply or In a single sum m it." he said. "But we make progress on these difficult Issues whenever we speak with candor and without animosity about our alms and Interests." B u d g et n e g o tia to rs to s tu d y m ilita ry c u t W ASHINGTON — With Defense Secretary Richard Cheney sitting In. White House anil congressional budget negotiators agreed to study a possible 25 percent, five-year reduction or American military forces. A nine-member subcommittee, which includes Cheney, was designated Wednesday to study the possible one-quarter cut In military capability and report to the larger negotiating group in about a week. Cheney said after budget negotiators ended their second meeting of the day that the 25 percent figure "seems like a reasonable number to look at" given the reduced Soviet military threat. He said he has already been looking at "significant reductions In force structure" of about the same amount. The defense secretary said the subcommittee would try to determine how a 25 percent reduction of U.S. military capability — fewer troops, tanks, planes and ships — would compare to military cuts In budget plans passed by the House and the Senate Budget committees. From United Press International Reports JO H ANN ESBUR G. South Africa - Presi­ dent Frrderlk dc Klerk called a ran* Joint session of Parliament today, apparently poised to lift a nationw ide slule of emergency following a slim parliamentary by-cicctlon victory seen as a test of Ills racial reforms. Ik-fore the .u-lally segregated Parliament In Ca|H- Town, de Klerk's expcclcd an­ nouncement ending the nearly 4-ycar-old nationwide slule of emergency would meet a key demand of the African National' Con­ gress before the ANC agrees to full-blown power-sharing lulks with the nation's while-minority rulers. The state of emergency was luqiosctl June NEW YORK Bluesy, rock legend Erie Clapton kicked off a live multi-city broadcast of the Second In te rn a tio n a l Rock Awards Wednesday and minutes later walked oil with an Elvis' as the w o rld ’s m ost va lua ble guitarist. The ceremony, broadcast live by A B C . originated from a Manhattan armory and featured David Howie singing "Subrogate C ity" from London. Winners In 10 categories walked olf with statues ol a young Elvis Presley and presenters pointedly dublx-il each prize an Elvis ' P epper-long ucd com edian Sam Klnlson co-hosted with actor Gary Busey. and the con­ troversial comic vowed to avoid ihe kind of language that earned Andrew Dice Clay a lifetime ban from MTV during presentation ol lh r Video Music Awards. Clapton, however, was the Itrst to give broadcast censors fits. Alter plavlng the night's first live jierfbrmancr with another blues guitar legend. Buddy Guy. Clapton accepted his award with a modest. "I'm too old for Ibis s— ." Clapton also tixik the "Living Legend ol the Year" award. "To u r of the Year” winners, the Rolling Slones, were shown stomping out their special brand of rock 'n' roll In front ol Ihe Berlin Wull In a video of their recently completed world lour. Charlie Watts also was named the world's In-st drummer. Aerosmlth. Paul McCartney. Hon Jovl. and the Who also were nominated for "T o u r ol HuYear." The evening s first 'Elvis' went to'Alannah Myles, named "New comer ol the Year" against nominees Bad English Lenny Kravltz. Skid Row. and Stone Roses. Aerosmlth captured "Artist ol the Year" against nominees Fine Young Cannibals, the Rolling Slones. Bonnie Rant and ihc B-52s 'lam Reed presented the award lor 'Album of the Year" to Tom Petty for "Full Moon Fever." Petty heal out Aerosmlth. the Is in for -C P leader A n d rie i Tre um ichl 12. 1986. to curb an uprising In the country's black townships. The calling of the Joint session followed a C a b in e t m e e tin g W e d n e s d a y a m id widespread expectation that the emergency laws up for renewal at midnight Friday would either be formally llfled. allowed to lapse or selectively maintained in hotbeds of political unrest, particularly strife-torn Natal province. By u margin of 547 votes Wednesday, the National Party held onto the middle-class "Th e government Is In for serious trou­ ble." said CP leader Andrlcs Trcurnlchl. who broke with the nationalists In 1982. “ We are going to push for a general election. The CP Is the party of the future." The Nutlonul Party victory retained the status quo In the 178-seat white House of Assembly In the tricnmcrnl Parliament. Leaders of Warsaw Pact, without many communists, meet in Moscow ■yM ICHAIt. COLLINS U nited Press In te rn a tlo n a L MOSCOW Wursaw Pact leaders met Thursday for a summit on the future of the alliance In Ihe aftermath of the dcm ocrncy m ove m en t thut swept Eastern Europe. Except for the Soviet hosts, most of the heads of govern­ ment. heads of slate and defense and foreign ministers are new to the Warsaw Trea./ Organiza­ tion's "political consultative committee." On the agenda for Thursday's meeting was the Issue of the future of European alliances In general and the possible N A TO m e m b e r s h ip of u u n it e d G e rm a n y . Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev ulso was to brief the leaders on Ills recent summit with President Bush. Old-style Communist govern­ ments were swept from power throughout Eastern Europe In last fall's democracy movement and the new leaders no longer take their orders from Moscow. The new governments have been demanding better truilidcals and more equal relations with the Soviet Union and some have even raised Ihe possibility of leaving the Warsaw Pact. Before the format meeting iK-gan. Gorbachev held sc|iarate tolks with Romanian President Ion lllcscu to congratulate him on Ills recent election. " T h e two presidents reaf­ f ir m e d t h e i r In t e r e s t In reorganizing the activities of the Warsaw Tre a ty Organization and the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance, and In turning them Into Institutions actively promoting International stability." the official Tass news agenev said. Throughout Eastern Europe, new governments have been demanding equal relations with their former Moscow bosses and pushing Soviet troops out of their countries. Pregnant women’s diet revised Unlt< ■tlonal W ASH IN GTON — Contrary to popular opinion, jiregnant women with healthy diets do not need vitamin or mineral supplements except for Iron, and can gain more weight then previously thought, according to a division of the National Academy of Sciences. The Institute of Medicine's new guidelines were included In a study rclca-cd Wednesday. According to the institute, recent research showed that Increased weight gain, particularly In the second and third trimesters, helps deter low birthweight. The study said average-sized women should gain between 25-35 pounds during pregnancy, approximately 10 (unuids more than what (In­ group recommended In previous regulations. Underweight women at the start of pregnancy should gain between 28-40 pounds, the Institute said, while overweight women should aim for a 15-25 pound weight gain. Obese women should gain at least 15 pounds but seek Individual nutritional counseling. T h e guidelines said vitamin and mineral supplements are not only unnecessary, but could adversely Interact with nutrients obtained through a sufficient well-balanced diet. "Evidence Is nol sufficient to conclude that routine supplementation with other nutrients Is warranted, although clearly there are situations requiring special consideration." the Institute said, noting the exceptions include eomplclc vegetarlans. smokers and users of alcohol or illicit drugs. Attacks cn gays -widespread Unltad Prvsa Intarnational W ASHINGTON — Homosexuals ami lesbians were victims In 7.031 Incidents of defamation and violence ranging from verbal abuse to homicide In 1989. according to a report released Thursday. The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force study reported Incidents In 40 states and Ihe District of Columbia. The study, the group's fifth, said the total number of Incidents last year repre­ sented a slight decrease from 1988. Kevin Herrlll. report author and Ivana Trump stands by her troubled man Unltad Prvas Intarnational NEW YO R K D o n a ld 1rump's battle to save Ills em­ pire from a cash crunch has b o n d h o ld e r s b o ili n g , h is employees worried and fellow developers nervous as cats. But estranged wife Ivana Is all confidence and comfort. "Donald and I arc partners In marrhge and In business." Mrs. I rum p said In a statement Wednesday, as the Tru m p em­ pire teetered precariously. "I will stand beside him through thick or thin and lor belter or worse." Eric Clapton tops rock awards By NED K ILKELLY United Press International ^Th c governm ent serious tro u b le .) and blue-collar constituency of Umlazl In the Indian Ocean port city agrlnst Con­ servative Party warnings that de Klerk Is leading South Africa to black majority rule. "It is a time, obviously, when people feel Insecure." a greatly relieved National Party victor. Pit • Malthcc. told reporters minutes after hearing the results of the first test of the while electorate's opinion since de Klerk begun Ills reforms In February. Slones, the Fine Young Cannlbals and former Eagle Don I fen Icy lor best album. O th e r presenters for the awards — whose nominees arc drawn from the ranks ol Top 40 r a d io a m i a r c p r i m a r i l y middle (irilie routl rockers — include Laurie Anderson. Iggy Pop. Patty S m y th , and Bo Dtddley. "Late Night with David Lc|Icrman" musician Paul Shatter Joined model Christie Brinkley In presenting Ihe Elvis' lor best k e y b o a r d s to B r i n k l e y 's husband. Billy Joel Joel In-.i I out Elton John anil Kate Bush Bonnie Ram who recently won four Crummies, continued her winning wavs by taking the most valuable female award. Steven T y le r , singer lo r Aerosmlth. woo the most valu­ able male award Don Henley won the best songwriter ol tin- year award Best bass player honors went to N a th a n E a s t a n d best drummer, to the Stones' Charlie, Walls director of the group's / itl-Vlolence Project, said gays remain "under selge. battling an epidemic of bigotry and violence." He called lor a major battle on Ihe state level to end all forms of hate crimes. The rcjiort noted that attacks against lesbians and gay men In 1989 "occurred In a context of pervasive violence against Jews, people of color and women.” Along those lines, the report said that In 1989 there was a record high of 1.432 anti-Semitic Incidents and 65 violent Incidents directed at abortion providers. L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s N O T IC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice ll hereby given thaf I am engaged In busmen at 2927 N Mwy 17 92, Center Mall K II. Sanford. Seminole County. Flor id*. under the Fictitious Nome of CRANK N BIKES, end that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori de. in eccordence with the Provisions of the Fictitious Neme Statutes. To Wit Section US 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Victor J Gitike Publish Moy 17. 24. Jl A June 7. 1990 OER 110 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1107 S Mellonvtll# Ave . Sanford. FL 32771. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of C R E A T IV E B U ILD E R S I. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions of Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section US 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Michael Meydinger Publish May 74 31. A June 7. 14. 1990 OER 740 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I em engaged in business el P O Boa IS147F Altemonte Springs J27IS 1A77. Seminole County. Flor de. under the Fictitious Neme ot W H IT T IN G T O N EN TE R P R IS ES . end thet I intend to register said neme with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem tnole County. Florida, in ec cordence with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 1*5 09 Florid.* Statutes 1957 John Whittington Publish May 17. 74 )l A June 7. 1990 OER 112 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 9JI State Road 4J4 Suite X J Alta monte Spring* FL 32714. Semi nole County. Florida under the Fictitious Name ot 0 A N D I . and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section MS 09 F lor ida Statutes I9S7 John J Sawyer Publish May ?4. 31. A June 7. 14 1990 OER 741 N O TIC E T O T H E PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adiustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting on June 22. 1990. in the City Mali Commission Chambers at It X a m in order to consid er a request for variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to Sign Square Footage variance requirements in a GC 2 district on A ll of Block J. S purting Heights Being more specifically de scribed as located >01 E 2Sth Street Planned use of the property is to change the face of an eaiftmg ground s*gn Board -*! Adiustment W M Philip* Cha rman AD VIC E TO T h e PUB LIC It a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above m eeting or heading he she wilt need a verbatim record of the proceedings m c ' zd-ng the testimony and evt dence. which record is not provided by the City of Sanford (FSTtiO tO S) . Publish Jon# 7.17. 1990 O E S 7I N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at N May 17 92 Sanford F L (Flea World). Seminole County. Flori da under the Fictitious Nam# ot THE F R IL L SHOP and that I mfeno to register sa>d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori da In accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section US 09 F lor tda Statutes 1957 LonnteG W<ck$on Publish June 7. 14. 71. Tt. 1990 OES 77 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice if hereby given that I am engaged m business at 10SS Nursay Rd Winter Springs F L A 37701 a 1J I . S em ino le County. Flo rida, under the F»cftt*ous Name of TH E A U T O C LIN IC and that I intend to register said name with the Clark of the Circuit Court Sem mo*e County Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictit.ous Nam# Statutes To Wit Section US 09 Florida Statutes I9S7 OenntsP Costello Publish June 7 u Jl 7t. .990 0 F S 74 Daredevil plunges to death u n w j w t ________________ NIAGARA FA LLS . N.Y. — T h e d a re d e v il w ho paddled his tiny, red kayak over Niagara Falls believed be could survive the stunt and made dinner reserva­ tions for the evening of his p lu n g e , f r i e n d s s a id Wednesday. "He didn't have a death wish and apparently he thought he could make It." said J . T . Le m m on s, a whllewater rafting outfitter on the Ocoee River In Tennessee and a friend of Jesse Sharp. Lem m ons said Sharp "lived to kayak." and made his home In a tent along the banks of the Ocoee In southeast Tennessee where he had recently moved from Nashville. "I have trouble believing that he didn't have a life vest on like It was re­ ported." Lemmons said. Wednesday. Sharp. 28. steered his 7-fool fiberglass kayak through the rock strewn Niagara River and over the 172-foot falls. Sharp's red kayak — emblazoned with the name "Rapldman" — was recov­ ered near the base of the falls shortly afterward. L e g a l Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION F IL E N U M B ER 17 SOI CP IN RE G U A R D IA N S H IP OF V IR G IN IA M D O E R IN G N O TIC E OF A C TIO N T O Virginia Moorehead 725} Poinclana Road Winter Park. Florida 72792 \ YO U A R E N O T IF IE D that a Ptlition to Remova Co Guardian Virginia Moorthaad hat been tiled In the above matter and you are required to serve a copy ot your written Sefentet. It any. to P h ilip A D iam ond, the Guardianship'! attorney, whose ad d re ss Is S u b ln . Sham s, Rosenbluth A Moran, P A . P O Boa 715. O rla n d o . F lo rid a 12107 0715. on or balora July 5. tWO and Ilia the original with the Clark ot this Court alttier before servlet on I ha Guardian ship s attorney or immediately thc'eallar. otherwise a datault will be entered against you tor lha relief demanded In the petition D AT E D on May 29. 1990 M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk of the Court By. Jane T Noltke As Deputy Clerk Publish May } l A June 1. 14. 71. N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Nolle# Is hartby givan that I am engaged in butmass at 4/5 Diana Clrctv. Cassalbarry, Flor ida. Seminole County. Florida, undar lha Fictitious Nama ol TH E C O M P U TE R MAN. and that I Inland to regular said with tha Clark ol tha rcult Court, Saminolt County, ida. in accordanca with tha Provision* ol tha Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW lt: Section 145 0? Florida Statutes 145/ Alton W Drake II Publish May 17. 24. Jt A June /. IWO DER 304 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1955 Mlkler Rd . Oviedo F L 72/45. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol C S FARMS, and that I intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Sem Inole County, Florida, In ac cordance with Ihe Provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes ToW lt Section 141 09 Florida Statutes 1*5/ Curtis Slone Publish May 24. Jl. A June / 14. IW0 OER 24J N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice •%hereby given thwt we * '« engaged in busmen at 3*05 O fijrvdo Avenue. Sanford. Semi no»e County. Florid*, under the Fictitio u s Nome of P E N T HOUSE C LE A N E R S , end that we intend to n e u te r wild neme with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Semmoie County. Flori de in eccordence with the Provisions of the Fictitious Neme Stefutes. To Wit Section US 09 Florid* Stetutes 19*7 TO UCAN It. INC Robert A Ruggiero Pres Publish M*y 31 4 June 7. |4 21. 1990 DER 297 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby given thet we ere engaged in busmess et 2t72 Cornerstone Court. Apop«e FL 37703. Semmoie County. F tor id*, under the Fictitious Neme of R U SH SN ACK V E N D IN G P AR TN ER S , end thet we intend to register seid neme with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem mole County Ftor-de. ir ec cordence with the Provisions of the Fictit>ous Neme Stetutes ToW tt Section US Of Florid* Stetutes )9S7 DougiesR Rush Mery Ellen Rush Publish Mey 31. 4 June f, 14. 2! 1990 O ER 291 HE two OER 111 N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Nolle* Is hareby givan that we are engaged In business at 1704 W 15th S t . San lord F L 77/71. Stmlnol* County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ol BELOW TH E W AIST, and that we Intend to register said nama with tha Clerk ol lha Circuit Court. Sam inola County. Florida, in ac cordanc* with lha Provisions ot tha Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To W lt Section 445 09 Florida Statutes 19S/ Kay I* A Border* EloisaW George Publish May It A June 7. 14. 21. 1990 D E R 291 N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Notica IS hereby given that I am engaged in business at IS40 Brumlay Rd . Chuluot* F L 72/4*. Semlnola County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol A C TIO N F E N C E AND CON C R E T E , and that I intend to register said name with lha Clark ol Ihe Circuit Court. Sem Inole County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes To W lt Section 4*5 09 Florida Statutes 195/ Janet Kessler Publish May 31. A June /. 14. 7t. 1990 O ER 797 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I . m engaged In business at 7*1 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 C O U TE R M A R S H OF F L A and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County Florida. In accordanca with the P rovision* ot th# Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit Section 445 09 Florida Statutes 195/ Kenneth Cou termer sh Publish May Jl. A Jure 7. 14. 71. 1990 O ER 794 N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given mat | am engaged in business at Post Office Boa 4144. Winter Sorings. F L 32/04. Semmoie County. Florida, under h e Fictitious Nam* ol Gem Tech and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk el the Clrcvll Court. Seminote County Flori da in accordanca with the Provisions ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes To Wit Section •41 09 Flor ida Statutes 195/ Glen MeLtmore Publish May Jt. A June /, It 71. 1990 O ER 794 �2 • S a n fo rd 1 • • H e r a ld . ; - , 1 Eli I R * S D A Y " Sports ’ " > • J u n e •* 7 , 1 9 9 0 . * . B INSIDE: IPeople, Page 3B I Classified, Page 4tt ICom ics, Page 6B Four tabbed in draft IN BRIEF Prom staff raparts AMERICAN LEAGUE F ie ld e r lifts T ig e r s o v e r T rib e Cecil Flcklcr might be an Imposing presence at the plate, bill It's not Just his ilzc that scares pitchers. T h e G-foot-3. 230-pound, pow er-hitting phenom showed w hy Wednesday night In iX’lrolt's 6-4 win over Cleveland. Fielder drove In five runs with a pair of solo blasts and a 470-foot three-run homer to left center In the fifth*Inning that proved lo lie the game-winner. Fielder now leads the majors with 22 home runs and 53 ruas balled In and Is the first Tiger In history lo hit three home nins In u game twice In one season. Tracy Jones drove In the other Detroit run with a solo homer In the fifth, and Jack Morris. 4-7. picked up the win. Mike Henncman pitched the final two Innings tocarn his I4thsave. Elsewhere In the American League. Minnesota crushed Toronto 12-5, Boston tripped New York 4-1. Chicago zipped Seattle 5 0 . California downed Kansas City 6-4. Baltimore shaded Milwaukee 8-7. and Oakland scalped Texas 5-4. SOFTBALL L a k e M a ry n a m e s n e w c o a c h Lake Mary High School has hired Jcannle Fisher lo take over the girl's softball program. Fisher will lie replacing Karen Nolen as head coach. She comes to Lake Mary after roachlng eleven years In West Virginia. This past year she served as assistant troy's volleyball coach and assistant girl's basketball coach at Lake Mary. Fisher lakes over a Lake Mary program that compiled a 19-7 record and will have 13 returning players for next year. QOLF E k a n a ad d ed to Lung C a rd The American Lung Association hus an­ nounced that Ekana Golf and Country Club of Oviedo has been added lo Its 1990 Lung Card. Ekana will honor (he card for four rounds of golf through October 31. 1990. . l?ufT' •rs can Improve their golf ho idicap while helping adults and children with breathing -lUuilUrqpn. The riirtl waives greens fees for rounds of golf al 32 Central Florida courses. Contact Lyn n W illia m s al 898-3401 or I -HOO-624.-8735 for more Information. L A K E MARY - Greg James. all-Scmlnolc Athletic Conference outfielder from Lake Mary High School, was taken In the sixth round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Chicago While Sox Tuesday to Join three Lake Brantley Patriots In being drafted. Also drafted were catcher Jcr.ey Thurston In the third round by the San Diego Padres, outflelder/flrst baseman Greg Thomas In Ihe fourth round by the Boston Bed Sox and c n te h c r/th lrd basem an Ja so n Varttck In the 24th round by the H o usto n A s tro s . V a rlte k was expected to be drafted higher but It Is fulrly certain he will attend Georgia Tech. In the fall. For Ihe three Lake Bran'Jcy players It Is a continuation of a dream season that Includes winning Ihe Class 4A stale title. The Patriots finished this season with a 25-3 record and an 11-1 SAC mark. Varltek and Thomas also were the key players on the East all-star team that won the FA CA tournament at Baseball City. It was learned from very reliable sources that Thurston was very close to signing an agreement with the Padres and the signing could have taken place as early as last night. If Thurston signs with the Padres he will become Ihe second catcher taken In two years from Seminole County. James Joyce of Seminole High signed with the Padres last June. Thurston Is a 6-5. 200 pounder with a great throwing arm and was generally recognized as the lop high, school catching prospect In Ihe country this year. He had signed a scholarship to attend Oklahoma Slate If did not turn pro. James Is a 6-0. 175 lb. Jcl-qulrk outfielder who has a strong throw­ ing arm and very good power. He hit close lo .400 this season and was t iSee Draft. Rage 2B .* . . . . lsii®-&**> > *. Greg James (L) from Lake Mary and Jerrey Thurston (R) of Lake Brantley were two of Ihe lour Seminole County high school products taken In Tuesday's Major League Baseball Draft. James was selected In the sixth round by the Chicago White Sox while Thurston was a third round choice of the San Diego Padres BASEBALL Junior Major League season ends Academy posts win at Stadium B a s e b a ll e x h ib it at M u s e u m By DEAN SMITH H erald s p o rts w rite r The Henry Slielton Sanford Memorial L'brary and Museum will hold an open house on Saturday. June 9. 1990 from 2-5 p.m. The highlight of this event will be an exhibit of baseball memorabilia from the career of Tint Baines of Ihe Montreal Expos. There will also be on display a baseball autographed by Babe Bulb during bis visit toSanford In 1948. The museum is located at 520 East First Street. Sanford. The T im Baines exhibit will also be on view Sunday. Ju n e 10 from 2-5 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 M u rp h y ’s Law s in k s A s tro s Murphy's Law prevails In San Diego. "Jack Murphy's Stadium La w ." that Is. "People say on 0 2 you shouldn't give up a hit." said Houston Astros reliever Larry A n ­ derson. who surrendered the game-winning hit lo Garry Templeton with two carts In the ninth as the San Diego Padres defeated the Astros 3-2. Boberto Alomar led off (be ninth Inning with a single ofl Mark Portugal. 1-6. One out later. Joe Carter belted a 2-2 delivery Into the left-field stands for bis ninth homer of the year. Santiago then singled and Portugal was relieved try Dan Schatzeder. who gave up a walk lo Mike Pagllanrlo. Anderson came on and struck out pinch hitter Jack Clark as Ihe runners executed a double steal. Templeton then followed with his run-scoring bloop Into short left field Glenn Davis liad given Houston a 2-0 lead In the fourth inning with Ills National League­ leading I7ih Itome run of the season and seventh In Ihe last six games. In other NL games. San Francisco edged Cincinnati 3-2. New York ecked by Montreal 4-3. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 8-1. St. Louis heal Philadelphia 12-11 in 10 innings, and Los Angeles top|M-d Atlanta 7-5. Compiled from staff and wlro raports. BASEBALL H 30 p.m, - 5(5. Cincinnati Beds at Houston Astros. |L| BASKETBALL 9 p.m. — ti. Portland I rail BU/ers at Dclrnll Pistons. |L) Complata listings on Rags 2P 1 Prom ataft reports SANFORD Matt Delmer and Doug Bunn combined on a two-hltter and Pete Arcornonc drove In a run with two hits us Ih e W es R ln k c r F lo r id a Baseball Schools Academy deleated the Central Florida D o d g e rs 6-1 at S a n fo rd Stadium Wednesday after­ noon. Delmer pitched the first three Innings and allowed only one hit and one walk, while striking out four, before giving way to Bunn, who allowed only one hit. one walk and orAunearned run In his three Innings of work. Bunn also struck out three. The game w as c a l l e d a f t e r flve-and-one-half Innings by darkness. The Academy got on Ihe hoard quickly srorlng two runs In the bottom of the first Inning. Chris HulT led ofT with a double In left and went on to third when Ihe relay throw got a w a y ul se co n d b a s e . Arcomone followed with a single to right lo score Huff. Arcomone scored when he stole second and came all Ihe way home when ihe catchers throw went Inin rlght-ccntcr field. The Dodgers, a 30-and-over learn front tin- Orlando Boy llnbhs League, threatened In Ihe second. With one out Steve Sugravcs donhied off the wall In left and went to third on a wild pitch. Hut Delmer got (he next halter lo lly ottl lo short right and retired the side on a grounder lo second lo keep Ihe score 2-0. The Academy added three more runs In the second. Paul G I m a b a I v o w a lk e d a n d advanced lo second on a balk. Chris Siokes followed with a s i n g le lo le ft to s c o r e Glmabalvo. Stokes advanced See Academy. Page 2B Ce.dral Florida Dodyaat OM M l - I 1 S F I S Academy in M i - « > > Pcerella Vendur |4) end Nelton. Trgge I I I Oeimer. Bunn U> and liter H «n * h «« IS) W P — Oe>mer LP — Picareila S a w — Bunn IB Dodgery Sagraye! Academy H ull JB Nor# HR - N o r« SANFORD — The regular season of the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Junior Major Baseball League came lo a conclusion al Chase Park Wednesday night. The scheduled llrsl game of the evening went lo ihe Knighls of Columbus Cardinals 7-0 after Ihe Klwanls Club Orioles lulled lo have enough pl> yers show up for the game. In the second game. Ihe Moose Lodge Pirates scored five runs In Ihe lop of the fourth lo trip the Rotary Club Royals 14-13. The Cardinals wound up as Ihe City Champions after winning hmh halves, thereby negating Ihe need for a playoff. The game between the Pirates and Ote Royals was two games In one as tbc Royals dominated the first half and tbe Pirates the second half. The Pirates scored a pair or runs In Ihe top of the first Inning. Jason Combs reached on catchers Inter­ ference and scored on an Flrlc Roberts triple. Roberts scored when Willie Williams laced an RBI single. The Royals answered with six runs In the bottom of Ihe first. Clifton Branch reached on an error and Ricky Justice and Andre Rawlings walked to load the bases. Turnis Davis, who drove in eight runs Monday, stayed hoi by lining a triple up the alley In right lo clear Ihe bases. Davis stole home as Willie Terry walked. Terry stole second and third us Adrian Mitchell walked. Te rry scored on a passed ball and Mitchell later scared on a fielders c h o ic e off the b a l o f G re g Lchmkuthe. See Juniors, Page 2B F IR S T H A L F S TA N 0 IN 0 S TEA M Cardinal! Pirate! Oriole! Royal! WL Pet. CB m — 72 54 SS4 2 4 5 444 3 2 7 222 5 SECO N D H A LF STANDINGS TEA M Cardinal! Pirala! Oriola! Royal! WL Pet. GB 1 1 l i t -----4 3 447 2 34 333 5 III 7 1• O V E R A L L STANDING S TE A M W L Pd GB i Cardinal! II 3 •33 n 7 411 4 Pirate! J89 8 7 II Oriole! Royal! 147 12 3 IS a Clinched city championship Altamonte wins eighth straight Prom staff raports LA K E MARY — Jason Sewell overcame a rough lirst Inning lo fire a two-hltter anti strike ottl I I as the Altam onte Springs Big League downed the South Daytona Big League 7-3 al Lake Mary High School Wednesday night Sewell gave up all three runs and both tills In the top of ihe llrsl In-fore sett ling down. He finished ihe game wllh a llourlsh striking out trie last tour men he laeed. The win was Ihe eighth straight by Altamonte Springs and avenged I heir only loss nl the season, 3-2 lo S o u lh Day Iona in Ihe season opener. Next act Ion lor Aliamonte Snrtngs will lx- Sunday when n plays hast lo Dr. Phillips al Luke Mary. Game ( H im - Is set lor I p in The game starlet! like South Daytona meant to pick up Its second win of Ihe season over Altamonte Springs. Mike Toinu/in led oil with a walk and scored on a double up the .diet See Altam onte, Page 2B Mar aid VoulS Daytona M4 MO t 1 i I A ltjm gn lt Spring* ) | 144 i - / 1 4 lo by Tammy Vtncant While wailing ou! a rain delay Altamonle Springs Big League team members (let! lo right) Charhe Curly. Terry Brown and Chris Pleicones had time to see how many baseballs they could hold in one hand Here Brown holds seven Once ine rain let up the Altamonte team won Its eighth straight game 7 3 over South Daytona H a m iT O in r r r Cfui Tomg/.i (41 *r*J A* \% ***•'• *r\<J V«nf«fc * P LP Crul 2B South Os y tons G m a a Ic i i A ifgm o n lt Springs 1ft Non* MW Hon* Re <ords — A l t s p r i n g s I I HERALD DAILY �I a I B — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, Junp 7, 1990 Draft S T A T S ' & S T A N D IN G S IBiW SKW lKHBRIIII Lot Angeles 7. Allanta 1 Tn w id e y <3am*t (A ll tim*i E O T ) St. Logit I DeLeon 5 3) *1 Montreal At Semkiafe Park (Smith 7 3), 7:35p m. Pltttburgh lHeaton ( I ) at New York F tn t gam* — l J u . 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Memphlt 5 Q (I-D 4 3 .M P (1-1) IM JO T (1-5-4) M1.M Orlando 1, CelvnMvt o W v w M ra t* — V O A : 39-54 Thw sdey Games « Calico Salad 0 *0 3.M 3.40 Orlando al Birmingham 5 ImoAl# Shirley 1 40 340 Chattanooga at Charlotte ICR 'lLongthovr 1.40 Jacktonvlll* at Columbut O ( M l 47JO P (0-1) K J t T (0-1-11 330JS Me Memphlt i t Greenville 3 (1-1-41341. M Knoxville at Huntivlll* ■ IflM ira c * — 1 / lA B i 11.33 * B«*r From * 11.40 0.40 4.M 1 Cryttol Br*ak S.M 140 IH o m ip u n E lw a y 3.10 F L O R ID A S T A T E L E A G U E (A ) a (1-0) 1AM P ( A l l 41.7* T ( A M ) 3*1.3* S IMa|*r League aHllatlan In parenthetet) (A1-A1) 317A4* E d it Divlden Ninth race-1/1 4. D : 31.34 w L Pel. O B J V t l w t Oprah **0 4 M 3*0 44 14 733 — IM y LI1II* Lanl* 3 40 ( t o 15 25 5*3 * > Nlghtflghter S.M St. Lucie (M ettl 14 14 .547 to 0 13-1111.40 P 13 3) 3 A M T (3 -M I **.M FI. Laud (Yankee*) 31 39 517 13 IMRrac* — V I A D: 11.55 Miami (Independent) 14 44 -313 X I Flying Jaton 11.30 1140 1.40 Central Dtvlsto.-i 1 BeoOro B*tt*r 5*.30 1.40 Lakeland (Tigers) 34 23 410 _ 4 Bob's Andy 3*0 Otceola (A ilr o t) 33 39 541 4 O 11-3) I31M P 0 -3 ) 31A4* T (1-94) Bateball City IRoyehl 35 13 .131 10' > 1334.4*1 Carryover tn.477.5* Winter Haven (Red Sox) It 49 143 25'z IIth ra t* — 5/A A : J994 Welt Divlden 7 TO Garth 3.40 4 M 1*0 Dunedin |Blu* Ja y t) 44 12 793 _ J Horn toon Sadi* 14 40 (.40 Charlotte IR e n g tri) 40 30 .447 r » Bob'* Andy 3 40 St P*t* (Cardlnali) 17 X 474 life Q ( M l 10.4* P(3 II *4.4* T (3-3-1) 331.4* S Saratota (Whit* Sox) 11 19 350 34 Clearwater (Phllllet) 13-3-1*) *41.4* 19 X 322 37fe Itth ra c * — 1/tA C i 31.34 Wadnetday Retullt 3 Tara Lara Lara I7.M M O 3.40 Otceola at Bateball City, p p d . rain Charlott* 5. Clearwater I i Dr-imatlc Flair 1.40 130 S EatyDena 3*0 Dunedin 5. St. Pel* I O (1-3)45.3* P (3-1) 333.3* T (3-1-11 M A M St. Lucie II. Ft. Laud 13 11111 race — V I A A : 3*.M Lakeland 4. Saraxote 7 l Whit* Mischief 5.40 3.M 3.40 Vero Beach 5. Winter Haven t * Dream Ruler t.M 1.40 Watt Palm Beach7, M iam i 5 I Bob* Darla 1.30 TTturtday Garnet Saratota at Winter Haven Q ( M l 41.1* P ( M ) 71.M T (1 -A ll 047.M I Dunedin at Bateball City II 4-5-1)1941.4* Htti race — 3/*. ■: 3* 71 VeroB each atFI Laud I Calypto Carol 17 40 I.M 19 00 Miami at Lakeland 3Gold Sack 140 1.30 Clearwater at Otceola « Wilma Rudolph 10.40 Charlotte at St. Pel* 0(1-1)37.3*P ( I I I N X 1 0 -3 -A ll I I U M St. Lucie at Wett Palm Beech A - l.47«i H — 337,3*4 Friday Garnet St. Lueta al Wait Palm Beach Dunedin at Bateball City St. Pet* at Charlotte b b * I T i M l M l i a i Saratota at Winter Haven VeroB aachatFI Laud A M E R IC A N L E A G U E Miami at Lakeland (a il Clearwater at Otceola W L Pci. 0 9 — Boston 31 n .549 Oeargo Stetnbranner't Manager* Milwaukee M 14 .530 1H f (Since Steinbrennar pur th* ted the New Toronto 39 14 .519 IV, Yard Yankee* In 3971. there Ptv* been 11 *71 4 35 » BaltlmdZ# * ’ menegen and I I managtrlal change*. I : Cleveland 33 it 440 4(1 1971 — Ralph hoi* (Yankee* llnlthed 34 J0 .444 St* Detroit fourth) New York 11 31 .340 t'1 1974 — B ill Vlrdcn (Yankee* llnlthed W ad •econdl 15 14 444 — Oakland 1975 - Vlrdcn and Billy Martin (Marlin 31 19 433 J Chicago replaced VIrdon Aug I: Yankee* llnlthed Minnesota X 33 .577 St* third I 33 17 500 *tl Calitorni* 1974 — Martin I Yankee! llnilhtd llrtl. won Seettfe 35 39 443 life pennant; toil to Cincinnati In World Series I Ken*** City 31 39 .431 IJ 1977 — Martin (Yarkee* llnlthed lirtl, won Texet It 33 .39* IS pennant; defeated Lett Angelet In World Wtdnetdey Rotultt Sen**) Mlnnetole 17. Toronto 5 1*71 — M arlin and Bob Lemon (Lemon Boiton 4, New York 1 replaced M arlin July 35; Yankee* llnlthed Detroit A Cleveland* llrtl. won pennant, defeated Lot Angelet In Chicago 5. Seattle 0 World Ser let) Calllornia 4. Kama* City 3 197* — Lemon and Marlin (M arlin replaced Balllm ort A Milwaukee 7 Lemon June I I; Y a n k «s llnlthed fourth) Oakland 5, Texai 4 19*0 - Dick Howrer ( Yankee* llnlthed Thurtday Garnet firtl. loit lo Kantat City In A LCS) (Alt times E O T ) 19*1 — Gene Michael amt Lemon (Lemon Seelll* I John ton 41) *1 Chicago replaced Michael Sept 4 during tecond hall (Patterson 1 01.3:35 p m. ot itrlk* tea ton. Yankee* llnlthed tin t in Baltimora (Johnson 4 3} al Mllwauka* llrtl halt and tiath in tecond halt: won (Mirabel la 3 01.3:35pm pennant. lo*t to Lot Angela* in World Serlet) Calllornia (Finley 7 1) at Kantat City 19*7 - Lemon. Michael and Clydt King 1 Saberhagen 5 31.3 35pm (Mlchaal rep'aced lemon April 14: King New York ILaary 3 4) *1 Bo-ton replaced Michael Aug 3; Yankee* llnlthed iM arrit* 3). 7.35p m tilth) Minn* tola (Tapani 431 al Toronto 19*3 — M arlin (Yankee*Imithedlhird) fSlotttcm yrel*), 7 35p m 1944 - Yogi Berra (Yankee* llnlthed third I Oelroil (Oubolt 3 31 *1 Clavatand INS - Berra and Martin (M arlin replaced (Black 4 I I. 7 15p m Berra April 71; Yankees llnlthed tecond) Oakland IMoor* 4 51 al Teaat (W ill 1 7). 194* — Lou Piniella (Yankee* llnlthed 4 15 p m. tecondI Friday Garnet IN7 — Piniella (Yankee* firtl ihed fourth I Seattle at Detroit. 1 1991 M artin and Piniella IPIm alla New York *1 Baltimore, night replaced Martin June 31. Yankee* finished Cleveland *1 Boston mghl tilth) Chicago *1 Mmn* tola, night 19*9 — Dallas Green and Bucky Dent (Dent To r onto a I MllwaiAe*. nigh I replaced Green Aug II, Yankee* finished Ter at at Calitorni*. night titthl Kantat City at Oakland, night 1*90 — Dent and Slump M errill (M errill replaced Deni June 4 with Yankee* in tlelh N A TIO N A L L E A 0 U E piece I Edit W 33 37 2* 13 34 33 Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal New York St Louis Chic ego L Pet. GB 19 433 — 21 540 5 24 539 S 29 4*9 IV? 29 453 ? '» ) l .415 nv? West 33 ts 4*4 — Cincinnati Sen Dwgo 2* 24 539 i Los Angeles 27 V 500 9 San Francisco 2S 29 443 II X 400 14 Atlanta 70 Houston 70 13 377 IS 't Wednesd* y Retullt San Franclito 3, Cincinnati 7, tl innings San Diego 3. Houston 3 New York A Montreal 3 Pittsburgh *. Chicago I. *fe inning*. rain St Louie I), Philadtlphia It, lOinm rgt COLLEGE BASEBALL 44th NCAA Celltg* World Senet Al Omaha. Nab. (All lim a a E D TI IDeubl* Ekmlnalionl F irtl Round Gam* I Stanford 5. Georgia Southern 4 110 mningt) G a m e ! Georgia3. Mississippi Slate0 Gam eJ Loumene Slate I. The Citadel 1 Gam* 4 Oklahoma Stale 14. Cal Slat* F ullerton 4 S e c o rvl R o u n d Gam* 5 Mississippi Slate 15. Georgia Southern I (Georgia Soithernellminaled) Game* Georgia 14. Stanford 1 Gam* 7 The Cited*! 4. Cal Slat* Fullerton 7 (llln n ln g t) IFullerlonellminatedl Game*: Oklahoma Stale 7. Loultlana Stale 1 Third Round T v c i d l v l O im t i Game 9 Stanford A M lttlttippl Stale I IM iitlttlppi Stale ellmtoatedl Game 10: Loultlana stale A The Citadel I (The Citadel -.lim lr tied) Semifinal Raund Wedmtday Game 11 Stanford A Georgia 3. TbfeaBey Gem* 13 Oklahoma state, SAIA (Gordie Tip Ion * I) v i. Loultlana Stale. 54 II. (Paul Byrd. I SI. 7:40pm . FrU ay Gam* 13: Georgia. 50 19 IMIk* Rehhan. 13 SI w Slanlord (R an Spencer. 14 1, or M lkoM utiina. 14 4). 4- B p m G a r * 14 Oklahoma Slat* v t Loultlana Stale III Oklahoma Stele lotet Gam* 111, 7.40 pm (Net*: II enly an* gat"* it needed Friday, It will ita rl at 7:40 a.m .) Chempienihip Saturday National champ ion th Ip gam*, 1pm Continued from Page IB the team lender of (he Hums which went 17-IO this season and finished second In the SAC lo Ihc Pnlriots with a 10-2 record. Should he sign with the White Sox he would |oln up with cx-Scmlnole Community College slar Hobby Thigpen and cx-Doonr High star Ron Karkovlce. Thomas was the leading hitter in the county this srason with .50-1 average. The 6-4. 195 lb. lefly Is extremely cpilek for Ills size and Is an exceptional de­ fensive player. If he docs not Kelly Mltchum. NorthCarohnaStt 34 54— 73 Sieve Itley. NorihClroilna State 54 11— 73 C hrlt Pa I ton. Clemton 34 34- 71 Per Nyman, Fretrso State 3414— 72 Antonio Berccllo* Georgia 3414— 72 Jett Lee. Oklahoma 37 U - 7 4 Paul Clarion. Georgia „ U 17-73 John Utfey, Mlttourl 3517-71 Chad Magee. T e ia t Christian 35)7— 71 Darin Osborn. Nevada LasVega* 34 34- 71 Ktvin Wentworth. OhlahomaSlat 14 )4 -7 1 Andy Purnell, FferMe W ife 30-34— 71 Chan Reeve*. Georgia Tech 34 34— Tl Christian Pena. Arltona 34 34— 73 Dave Morland. Kent Stefe 34 39-77 OHM* FleeIda tca re n Pal Bale*. Florida 3 7 )4 -7 3 C h rlt William*. Florida Stefe 35 39-74 Kevin Altenhot. Central Florida 3 4 )7 -7 ) ScottMedlln,Mi*ml (Flo .) 4134-75 ChrltO IM arco, Florid* 3017 -75 DennisPottfewaiI. Miami (Fla ) 4115— 71 ClIttKreig*. Central Fterlda 4137-70 Steve Pochli, Mleml (F la .I 3 (4 0 -7 1 John Tlgh*. FlorUfe State 4 0 )1 -7 1 Chrlt Toulton. Florida 4139— 71 John Flnifer. Miami (Fla t 47 31 -40 Andrew R Ice, Central F lor Ida 3i 41— 11 D ull In Phillip*. F tor Ida Stale 47)9-11 Jon Cowgill. Central Florida 43 40-93 David Rowtey. Miami (Fla 1 43 43- 4* Academy— NHL Aw*id* Vetlng etTeronfe, June 4 I Ptintt **411-1 baiit) Hart Trophy I MetI V p Im M* Player) ). Mark M auler. Ecknonton (7914 10) 317; 1. Ray Bourque. Boston ( I f 141) 733; 1 Brett Hull. St. Louie (4* 33) M : 4. Wayne Gretiky. Lot Angelo* (13 5) IA S. (T ie ) Pal LaFon tain*, New York Itlandrr* ( E M ) and Patrick Roy. Montreal (O i l ) 4; 7. Steve Yierm an. Detroit 190311 Narrlt Trephy IB w t De N nte n u n I 1. Ray Boorqu*. Baton (4 )0 9) IIS : 1 Al MecIrmtA Calgary (O li 11) 111; 1. Doug Wilton. Chicago (97-19) 40. 4 Paul Coffey. Plttiburgh (0 7 11) U ; 5 Phil Houiley. Oullalo (0 7 11) 33; 4 A l latratt. Toronto (0 1 7 ) I ; 7 Mike Ramtey. Buffalo (0 1-1)4 Calder Trophy I Bott Reekie I I. Sergei Makarov. Calgary 117 5 4) 304. I. M ike Modano 117 17 9) 170; 1. Jerem y R o e n lck . C h ica go (7 * 9 1 71; 4 . Rod Brlnd’Amour. St Louit 11 17 71 50; I Mark Recchl. Pittsburgh (111 10) 53; 4. Darren Turcolte. N Y Ranger* (1 4 13) 47; 7 Bob Eisensa. Winnipeg (0 I I I II Velina Trephy I best Gaaltender) 1 Patrick Roy. Mcnlreal (35 5 1) 91; 1 Daren Puppa. Buffalo 13 1151 5V; 1 Andy Moog. Boston (17 10) 31. 4 Re|e*n Lemelln. Boiton 110 1) 7. 5 Mike Llut. Washington (0 1114; 4. Jon Casey. Minnesota 10 3 31 4; 7 Mik* Richter. N r Ranger* <00 II I. Lady Byisg Trephy (M etl Gentlemanly Player) I Brail Hull. SI Louit 149 9 11 334. 7. Wayne Gretiky. Lot Angel** 19 9 7) 79; 1. Pal LaFontalne, NY lilandtr* (5 17II) 73; 4 Pierre Turgeon. Buffalo <0 14 131 41; 5 Jo* Sakic. Quebec 11 3 71 14. 4 Creig Janney. Boston (7101 14; 7. Joey Mullen. Calgary (0 3 1) 10 Selk* Trephy ( Beil Defensive Ferwerd) I. Rick Meagher. St Louit (14 7 41 105; 3 Guy Carbonneau. Monti cal 19 14 11) 100, 1 E ta Tik k a n tn . Edmonton 110 4 71 I I ; 4 Craig M cTa vlth . Edmonton >5 4 1) 34. 5 Ron Francii. Hartford (4 341 17. I Jan Eriison. N Y Rangers (4 I 31 14. 7 Dave McLIwain. Winnipeg 13 2 7) 31 Adams Trephy ICeachef the Year) I Bob Murdoch. Wesnlpeg (14 14 4) l i t . 7 Mike Mllbury, Bos Ion (IS 14 4) 111: 1 Roger Nielson, NY Ranger* (4 1 5) It; 4. Rick Dudley. Butlalo 11 5 1)71, 5 Brian Sutter. St Louit 13 111 35. I Mike Keenan. Chicago 13 3 II 77; 7 Doug Carpenter. Toronto 17 0 51 IS NBA PLAYOFFS (All Tim et E O T I Champwnship Finals Portland vs Delrait (Detroll leads tarlet 1 -•) June 5 — Detroit 105. Portland 99 June 7 — Portland al Detroit. 9 p m June 10 — Detroit al Portland. 1 30 p m June 17 - Detroit at Portland. 9 p m x June 14 — Detroit at Portland. 9 p m 1 June 17 - Portland at Dttrolt. 1 30pm 1 J -ne 19— Portland al Detroit. 9p m 1 it necessary. TB A to be announced. MISL PLAYOFFS (All T lm tt E O T ) Champsonthlp Strict San Dseipi vt. Baltimore ISan Diego teed* series 3 3) May 19 - Baltimore 7, San Diego 4 May 31 — San Diego 4 Baltimore 3 Ju n e } - San Diego5.Baltimore 1 June 4 - San Diego 4. Baltimore 1 June* - Baltimore 3.San Diego) r June I — San Di*go al Baltimore. * 01 p m x Ju.w 9 — San Diego at Baltimore. 7 33 pm 1 ll necessary OOLF At Tarpon Springs, June I (P ar 71) Team Handings 1. Florida 197 7 Aruona 1*1; 3 Clemton 349. 4 Oklahoma 390. 5 (lie) Georgia Tech. North Carolina Slate 393. 7 (lie ) Florida Slat*. Southern Calllornia 193. 9 Oklahoma Slat* 394. 10 Rice 795 It (lie) NrvadaLas Vegas. Aruona Slat*. Kent State Georgia 394: IS Sou in we stern Louisiana 397 14 North Carolina I N . 17 Fresno Slat* 399. II New M eiico 300. 1* I In I Tria s, Central Florida. Oregon 303 22 Arkansas KM. 13 (tie) Auburn. Duke JOS 35. Ohio Stale 307. 34 Miami lOhiol J04 37 life) NevadaReno. Miami (F la .) 309. 39 (lie ) Te ia t E l Paso. Wisconsin 313. Individual Standings Jell Barlow. Florida 35 11-44 Jim Lemon. ArlionaSlal* 34 34— 44 TerrenceMltkell. FrevsoSUt* 3533-44 Malcolm Joseph. Central Florida 35 14— 4* Craig Perks. SoulhweskrrnLouisn 34 35-49 Rog*r Winchet'er, Florida Stale 13 34— 49 Joon Lee, Southern Calllornia 37 33— 70 Brian Bridges. Kant Stale 37 33-70 Bubby Doolittle, Clemton 34 35— 71 Tlm Ounlavey. Virginia 34 3 5 - 71 James Hans*. Rice 34 17— 71 Ricky Bell. Ok la jma 3415-71 Manny Zirm an. Arizona 17 34— 71 JoltManson. Ar.icna 34 35— 71 Dudley Hart. Florida 14 15-71 Danny Ellis. Clemton 14 34— 73 1154,44* 5kewk»*t Double* Clastic At La* Vegi*. Jen* 4 (The fep 34 bewfert with pinlall fetal* tar twe rounds — Ilg a m * * ) I. J B Blaylock. La L u i. N M . 7.441. 1 III*) Gfenn Allison. Whilller. C a lif. and James Brenner, L* Clair*. Iowa. 7.431; 4 914*3 Robert Gibb*. Abilene. Tea**, and Georg* King. Alton. I l l . 1.439; * Mickey Spiel 10. Cresl Hill. Ill .1.434 7. life) A rt H arris Charleston. Heights. S C . and John H rictim Sr., Franklin. Pa . 1.5N. * Ronald Vanctorgrltt. Fairmont. W Va , 1.547; 10 Th o m a Kelley. Blair. Neb 1.579. It Le* Ziket. Palatine, I I I . 1.573. 12 Jack Horner. Belpre, Ohio. 1.570 1) Glenn Carlton. Fresno. C a lil. 7.557; 14 Bob Freehaut, San Antonio. T r ia l. 3.553. 15 Doug Johnson. Long Beach. Ca.11, 1.541. 14. Vagi Macember. Tampa. 7.539 17 Earl Anthony. Cornelius. Ore . 3.531. t l Bob Hart. Westerville. Ohio. 1.574 19 Chet Oitediina. Chicago. 7.117: 30 Bob Kwolek. Dayton. Ohio. 3.50k; 31. Lee Taylor. Carlsbad. C a lil. 3.501. 33 Boyd Hayden. Westminster. Colo . 3.499. 23 Robert Wright, Grots* 111*, Mich . 3.4*4; 34 Teata Semli. Wanaqu*. N J ,3.491 TRANSACTIONS Baseball Calitorni* — Activated thortttup Dick Schofield, waived pitcher Mark Clear C in c in n a ti — Signed pitcher* G re g Marghelm. Dan Tobin and Mik* Ferry and tecond baseman Kevin Rigi.t Calumbut ( I L ) — Named Rick Down manager Milwaukee — Traded in fielder Frank Bolik lo Seatll* for oullielder Mickey Brantley and assigned Brantley lo Denver of American Association (A A A I, (phoned pitcher Tom Filer to Denver New York IA L ) Fired manager Bucky Dent, third base coach Joe Sparks and baiting coach Champ Summers, named Slump M errill manager New Y e rk ( N i l — Signed draftees shortitop Aaron Ledesma and catcher Michael Petrlzl Oklahoma C l y (A A ) Placed firtl baseman Pal D o dtm on disabled list, outfielder Reggie Williams |oin*d club from Charlotteol Florida Stale League (A ). Seatll* - Assigned ntielder Frank Bolick to San Bernardino ol California League (A ), placed IN K Is lop Mike Brumley an 15 day disabled list, recalled inlielder Jett Schaefer from C algary ol Pacific Coast League (A A A ), tlgnvd O ra llm thortstatn Anthony Manahan and Lipto Nava, pitchers Michael Hampton and Richard Russell, outtlelders Tom my Robertson and David Lawton T e ia t — Demoted pic her Brian Bohanon lo Oklahoma City ot toe American Associa lion I A A A I, activated pitcher Nolan Ryan oil disatled list; assigned pilcher Jose Guiman lo Port Charlotte ot Florida Slat* League IA ) on medical rehabll1tat kn Toronto — Optioned pitcher Steve Cum mingt to Syracuse ol International ^eague (A A A ); bought contract ot pitcher Tom Gllles from Syracuse, assigned pilcher Jim m y Key to Dunedin of th* Flcrida State League IA ) lor rehabilitation tidied draltees outfielder Howard Battle, pitchers Allen Rhea and Oavid Marcon. second baseman Matthew Hudik and ihorlitop Stoll Miller r/i QUOTE OP THE DAY " I l f ’s kind ol 1he hcape|*oal. 1 had a talk with him earlier today. He (ell Ik- let u » down. I said lo him. It s the other way around. We lei von down.'" • Yankees ealeher Rick Cerone on the dismissal ol Manager liucky Dent. BOSTON - The New York Yankees, with iheir worst record since the days before Babe Hull). Wednesday tired Manager (lucky Dent after less than a year at the fob. Deni was replaced by Slump Merrill in (lie IHih managerial change since George Sielnbrriiner port based ihc Yankees In IH73 Merrill, who was manager al ltu Yankees' Trlplc-A farm rlu b u i Columbus, is ihe 12th different manager employed by the t idal lie owner. The Yankees also hied llilrd hasc coach .'<>c Sparks, balling coach Champ Summers and bullpen catcher Gary Tuck. New York had Ik'c u expected u. he a good hitting club this year, bill Yankee baiters have struggled to a 248 average. The move came with the Yankees holding an lM-dl) record, the worst In the majors, having losi four straight games and nine ol 10. However, they are only 8 '3 games behind first-place Boston III the weak Al. East. Dent was manager for only 16 weeks ol the regular season, himself being promoted from Columbus lo replace the tired Dallas Grren last Aug I h Ironically. Deni received Ids tctmtnailon In the city where he achieved his greatest Yankee glory. Ills three-run homer run In the seventh liming helped gin the Yankees a 5-4 victory over the Boston Ned Sox In a one-game playull lor Die 1978 A l. East Hilt-. Drill ts the second manager lo hi llred tills season. ImiIIi In New York file Mels tired Davey Johnson tuo weeks age and replaced him wtlli Hud Dane Ison Merrill, a career minor leaguer who has si oulrd and couched for I In V.inkris lm ihc past 14 seasons, received a call Irnm Stelnbreimer at I a m Wednesday and was asked to replace Dem Dent was (he 2Hlh different Individual lo manage the Yankees In the history ol the IranchUe. Merrill. 46. a former coach with the Yankees, w ill make his major league mana­ gerial debut. His playing « areer consisted ol six vears as a catcher in the Philadelphia I’liiliies’ larin system, lie lias won seven titles aa a minor league manager and has Cnlumbun in firsi place in the International l eague ibis season Merrill named Buck Shnw allcr. the Yankees’ defensive jHisliloiilng coach, lo become third base coach, w ith Gene Michael replacing Showalterus the ’’eye-lnthe-sky Mare Hill was lo lake over as bullpen catcher on a temporary basis Inurd In the sixth. Harold Nelson reached oil a Infield single and. advanced lo second on Mike S m it h 's gro u n d o u t. After another ground out. Matt Tcggr hit a chopper to short and was safe w h e n the th ro w was dropped at first. Nelson kept coming arruind third and scored when Ihe throw to the plate was wild. Providing Ihe offense for the Academy were Arcomonr (two singles, run scared. RBI). Hull (double, run scored), Stokes (single, run stored. RBI), liter (single. RBI). Deimer (run scored. K ill) a n d M c C IIn lo c k and G lm a h u lvn (one run scored each). Doing the damage for Ihe Dodgers were Nelson (single, run scored) and Sagravcs (double). Juniors--------- Altamonte— J 1104 p m W B ZS A M 1/401, The Sports Fine) Midnight — W BZS A M 0270). Sports Overnight Varltck. 6-4. 200. has taken tij switch-hitting since the end 6 the high school se&son whlcf raised his worth with the pro's He hit -994 this season and uls^ drove In Ihe winning run at Die state tournament. He has signed a scholarship to attend Georgia Tech, this fall and his father has. said he will honor the scholar! ship and not sign a professional! bascb'dl contract. * while the others scored on wild Continued from Page IB The Pirates cut the lead In half pitches. The Royals tried to pull out Ihe when Willie .Jones scored a run In Die second, hut Ihe Royals win In the hotlixn of Die fourth conlcred with iwo runs lo take when Victor Peterson was hit by an 8-9 lead. Terry Walked and a pitch. Brunch singled and scored on a Mitchell triple and Justice walked to load Die liases. Mitchell scored <>n a Joe Young Rawlings followed with a Iworun double and the Royals were single. The Pirates took their first lead within 14-19 with two on and no of the ntglu in the third by one out. llut a pop up to Ihc pitcher made the first out. The scoring six runs. Cory Donaldson reached on an next hatter walked to reload Die error and scored on Combs’ bases hut Ihe next Iwo halters single. Combs scored on a single struck out and Ihe Pirates had by Roberts. After Roberts scored Ihe win. Providing Die offense for Ihe on a w ild p itch , W illia m s douhlrd and scored on a wild Pirates were Roberts Itrlple. nileli. Midi Harris and Harry single, three runs scored, two Flowers drew walks and also Kill). Williams (double, single, scored on a wild pitch and run scored. Kill). Harris Islngle. two runs scored, two RBI). passed hall. res|)ectlvcly. The Royals look the lead right C o m b s (single, three ru n s hack with Dint- runs in the scored). Flowers (single, two bottom ol the third. Brunch rims scored) and Donaldson. singled mid scored on Rawlings' Jackson and Jones (one run triple. Rawlings scored on a wild scored each). Doing the damage for the pitch and Davis doubled ami later scored the (Inal run on a Royals were Rawlings and Davis lone triple, one double, two runs passed ball. The winning live run fourth by scored and three RBI each). •he Pintles came with the help of Branch (two singles, three runs only one till, a single by Harris. scored), Mitchell (triple, two runs C o m b s, Flow ers and G ene scored. RBI). Young (single. RBI). Jackson all walked and Roberts Te rry (two ruas scored) and reached on an error. Combs and Justice and Peterson (one run Roberts scored on Harris' single scored cachl. Continued from Page IB HO in right center by Mike Gasawkkl. After n strike out, B A S E B A LL Keith McGinnis reached on an 3:30 p m — G N. Seattle Mariners at error that advanced Gusawlckt Chicago White Soi. I D 7 30 p m ESPN. College World Series. lo third After McGinnis stole Game 12. Oklahoma Stale vs LSU. (L ) second. Keith Ferguson singled * pm - GN. Philadelphia Phillies at lo store Ixitli Gusau’ckl and Chicago Cubt. IL ) * X p.m 54. 74 Cincinnati Reds al McGinnis, llut Dint would he all Houston Astros. (L I the oil ruse for South Daytona on BASK ETBALL lids night 9 p m — W CPX 4. NBA Finals. Gam* 2. Portland al Detroit. (LI Altamonte S|>rlngs lied the B O X IN G game hi the bottom ol the first. 7 M p m — SUN. TBA. ( L ) Mike Mcrthlc reached on an l l p m . - S H . TB A G O LF error, stole second, went lo (bird 4 p m - US. Western Open. First Round. on a passed IkiII and scored on I L ). also 1a m Sewell's sacrifice llv lo left. Neill Radio B A S E B A LL James douhlrd lo Irii mid Jason 2 11 p m W H O O A M 1*90). Calllornia Varltck was hit by a pitch. Joey Angels al Kansas City Royals DlFraneeseo followed with a BASK ETBALL 9 pm W W N l AM i/aOI. NBA Finals. single lo score Jam es and Gam# }, Portland Trail Blazers al Oelroil Varltck went lo third. Te rry Pistons llmwii walked to load the buses M IS C E L L A N E O U S Yankees fire Dent, name Merrill manager United Press International Continued from Page IB to second when Ho Etnhclt walked. After Stokes stole third. Debitor laid down a squeeze hunt lo score Stokes and Deimer was side when the Dodger pitcher failed lo field the hunt. Elnhrlt was thrown attempt­ ing to steal mini wllli Deimer advancing In second on Ihe play. Deimer moved to third on a wild pick oil attempt and scored on a passed hall to make Die score 5-0. The Academy scored Its last run In ihe third when Mark McCIInlock walked, stole second, went to third on a throwing error and scored on Wes lller's Infield single. The Dodgers ftnally got *>n Die sign with ihe Red Sox he wH join ex-WInlcr Park star Willi Dannie at Vanderbilt Unlvcnitltl in Nashville next year. Ijefurc Chris Pldcones lofted a sacrifice fly to score Varltck. Altamonte went ahead lu stay In the second w lu n Steve Shcimatt. Merthle and Sewell all singled to load tlx- liases. James grounded to second to score Sheltuan and Varltck singled to score Iwth Merthle ami Sewell. Altamonte added an Insurance run In the fourth when Merthle singled ami stole second. Alter Ja m e s walked DlFraneeseo singled to right to score Merthle. Pacing the offense for Alta­ monte were Merthle |2-for-4. three runs scored). DlFraneeseo !2-for*3. two HUB. James |l-for-2. double, run scured), Varilck ll-for-9. two KBII. Sewell ( ! Tor-3, run scored. R ill), Shelm an l l - f o r - 3 , ru n s c o re d ) and Plclcniics(Kl)l). Andres Gom ez in first Grand Slam semifinal U n lU d Pr«sa International P A R IS — f h lr ty -y c u r-o ld Andres Gome/. Die winner ol $9 million In prl/c money hid never a Grand Slain Bile, is anxious lo crown his career with tlu- 19(H) French Open "I didn't come here lo get n> Die <|uurtcrs or Ihe semllinals. bin to win. the very i,denied Ecuadoran said after gaining his llrsl ever Grand Siam scmiltn.d wllli a 6-3. H-3. i> 4 victory over i|nul!lier Th ierry Cham pion. "zVler 10 or 12 years, there was noway I wasn I going lo do II." Gomez is one ol the world’s lliiest (-)ay court players and the French is the only major still played on clay The oldest player in the m ens draw re­ cognizes Dial litis mlghl Im- his Im-si chance lor a major singles crown "F o r 12 months I vr been working tot this louriiamcnl explained Die lonrih seed, " ib is is where I wauled lo pi.tv well and I’ve played well but I m still uni satisfied." Gomez, who will lace seventh seed Thomas Muster in Friday’s semifinal has lost |usi one set Because fourth-round opponent M agnus G uslaffso n had to withdraw with a knee Injury. Gomez had four days of rest before facing C h a m p io n , a baseline specialist. Champion had played two live-set matches and two-four sci encounters In nine days. "He wasn’t going lo hurt me wuh any shut, he doesn’t have a big lore hand or a big backhand. These are the kinds of players I like lo play." Gomez said Champion, 23. Is ranked No. 191. This year’s French Open has been Die best showing of his career, featuring victories over IBth-nmkfd Juan Aqullem and No. 98 Karel Novacck. "Each match was a different slory and ll leaves nu- with good memories. Die Frenchman said Against Gom ez. Cham pion was o v e r m ale b e d . s a y in g , "Andres is'iusi a belter and slrougei player than I am right now Gomez, who says that in past years I had my chances" at Parts, is playing with efficient d isp a tch As a result, h r Is heller rested than usual for his lateround matches �i Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - 4l*j. . tr; i S f i J w t Thursday. June 7. 1990 — SB - ' '‘ ' 'J t o - i l ’.-.iT' Officers elected IN BRIEF Flag Day ceremony set Winter Springs Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5405 and Us Ladles Auxiliary will hold a Flag Day ceremony starting at 6 p.m.. June 14. at the post home at 420 N. Edgcmon Ave. A new American (lag will be dedicated In a short ceremony. Refreshments will be served. Call 327-3151 for more details. Fabulous '50’s grads to plpnic Seminole High School 50*s Association will hold Us annual picnic for all students who graduated during the 1950's on June 24 at Lake Golden Tram 10 a.m. until the Iasi grad goes home. Dinner will be served at 2:30 p.m. Class photos are scheduled for 4 p.m. Reservations by June 9 are $8 per person.. .fler June 9. $10. Reply to SHS 50's Association. 2401 Oak Ave. Sanford. 32771. Call 322-4381 for more Information. Class for those who dig archaeology Travel back Irt ttpie thousands of years Into unfamiliar land populated by sabre-tooth tigers, lumbering mastadons. giant beavers and a myriad or long extinct creatures that lived In Florida. Then travel through the translation as the first humans entered this area 12.000 years ago. Beginning Tuesday. June 12. a once a week, nine week series. "A n Introduction to Florida Archaeology." will be offered by the Winter Park Adult Education Center from 7- 9:30 p.m. at the Lee Road campus. The tntstructor will be Dean Sllgh. past president of the Florida Anthropological Society. Class space la limited. For more Information call the Winter Park Adult Education Center at 647-8366. Voterans of Foreign Wars A u x ilia ry 5405 In W in te r Springs recently welcomed new officers for 1990-91. Aux­ iliary officers are: Ida Leonard, president; Ins Dixon, senior vice president; Cathy Gamer, lunior vice president; Kay Dysert, secretary; Jerry-Ann Greer, treasurer, Inez Brown, chaplain; Connie Carter, con­ ductress; Lori Nuessle, guard; Grace Mayo, trustee; Bobbie Glenday, trustee; Jane Hall, trustee and Mtf>el Londt, pa­ triotic instructor. Jr. Girl of­ ficers are: Angie Thom as, president; Beth Leonard, se­ nior vice president; Theresa Warfield, junior vice president; Cheyenne Antrim, secretarytreasurer; Lorena Nuessle, c h a p l a i n and A m a n d a Dubravetz, conductress. Htraii Pfcol#DjrRsEyJDrtEii VERTICAL BLINDS • FR E E In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship L e is u re p ro g ram s s e t Leisure Programs at Seminole Community College an­ nounces that the following classes will begin soon: Pr sonal Mindpowcr begins Saturday, June 16. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students will learn to Increase intuitive awareness, rreatc future realities, direct thoughts and set goals. They will also learn to reduce stress and maintain better health through meditation. Cost Is $40 per person. Procrastination versus Productivity will begin Saturday. June 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The class will explain why some of us procrastinate and how to change this behavior. Cost Is $10 per person. Motorcycle Rider Course will be held Saturdays June 16 and 23. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays June 17 and 24. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This course is designed to assist In the development and Improvement of riding skills necessary for individuals with little or no riding experience. Cost is $50 per person. For more Information, call 323-1450, ext. 664. OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY Par IA. SIMM to r*rikn N M < a.id m to W M i. coif SANFORD VERTICALS "A Bttutlfvl n*w Direction For Wlndowi" N bw leaders Sanford Post and Auxiliary 10108, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held Its Instalatlon of officers for 1990-91 recently. From left: District 18 P'.sident Chris Reggall installs Nina Crouse as president as Pat Marano is Installed as commander by past District 18 Commander Bill Mayo. Also present were current District 18 Commander Harry Alicia, District 18 Sr. Vice Commander Vern Reggal, the post's Sr. Vice Commander James Isle, Jr. Vice Commander Tony Chesna, Sr. Vice President Shirley Isle and Jr. Vice President Mary Prokosch. O p e n h o u s e fo r b a s e b a ll m e m o ra b ilia The Henry Shellon Sanford Memorial Library and Museum will hold an Open House on Saturday. June 9. from 2 to 5 p.m. The highlight of this event will be an exhibit of baseball memorabilia from the career of Tim Raines of the Montreal Expos. There will also be on display a baseball autographed by Babe Ruth during his visit to Sanford in 1948. The museum is located at 520 East FlrM Street. Sanford. The Tim Raines exhibit will also be on view Sunday. June lO from 2 to 5 p.m. A u th o r to a p p e a r Eve Kuplnskl. author of the book "Death from Child Abuse and No One Heard." wl'.l be appearing at Reader's Market, the book department of the Lake Marv K Mart. 3639 Lake Emma Rd.. Lake Mary, June 16 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. CALENDAR O v e re a te rs to w e ig h In A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For information, call Charlie at 323-8070. S w e e t A d e lin e s to re h e a rs e Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Northland Community Church. Dogtrack Road. Longwood. Cough syrup is wrong cure for a recovering alcoholic DEAR ABBY: Someone I love 1----------------------------dearly Is supposed to be a recovering alcoholic, but he A D V IC R drinks lull bottles of cough s y r u p , w h i c h he b u y s over-the-counter. % I believe this person needs u to * A B IG A IL Ireatment. My husband Insists * VAN BUREN that I am totally wrong. He says cough syrup Is harmless, as there Is a v -ry small amount of alcohol In It. but only enough to aware that he should not Ingive someone a quick "pickup." drinking this cough syrup — Please tell us the straight story on this. Abby. This man drinks otherwise, why would he hide the empties? four or five plnis of cough syrup A good friend should tell him u day, maybe more. Nobody knows bow much, because b~ be needs to go back lo A.A. and reaffirm bis commitment. He hides the empties. that friend. WORRIED IN HAWAII DEAR WORRIED: If your DEAR ABBY: I have a pro­ friend is not an alcoholic, he blem that I've never seen in your certainly drinks like one. The column. I hope you can help me highest alcohol content in over-the-counter cough syrup Is because you are the only one 1 cun turn to. I am 25 years old 43 percent a lco ho l, w hich and pregnant. I'm also not mar­ t r a n s l a t e s to 8 6 p r o o f . Furtherm ore, your friend Is ried. That's where the problem comes in. 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WTBS © Mmturt [Kola A A• [Action Mi *25 Ch.tr* For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, June 1. My boyfriend and I agree I hat neither one of us is ready fur marriage, and a baby is no reason to get married. My family disagrees. The baby Is due In July, ami they are on our hacks In get married before the baby cornea. My b o yfrie n d and I live together uiul love each other ve-y much, hut both ol us Just got out of bad marriages, and we don't want to rush Into another marriage. We are t»oth excited that we are going to be parents, but agree that the baby could have come at a belter time. (We used till tIt control, hut II didn't work.) Abby. do you think we should gel married now. or wall until we are more ready? TO MARRY OR NOT DEAR TO MARRY OR NOT: 1 ililnk you should get married now. since you love curb other and are living together. 1 may Ik old-fashioned, hut under the circumstances. I think a baby Is a good and sufficient reason lo marry. 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Crayons unique idea’ “Bravisimo!!!" “Will be back many times” ‘Your chicken and veal entrees... superb!” “Thanks for the variety of items that have no meat for us vegetarians" “Having experience in restaurants and the public, I rate this tops in Orlando district ’’ Choose from 51 Pastabilities Lunch from $4.25 Dinner from $6.75 D^ L im ju » P LA ZA T W IN MWV 17-92 322-7501 SUMMER KpOIE SHOWS START JUNE 12ih /uTh 'ji. Hlt]\$3.50j [El BACKTO THE FUTURE III kOM&fs tooacot.Ni C A D IL L A C MAN At-ASl’AI. II.MIAN KEMAl'RAN'T NOKABi* NOOaCOUlT m c a in n E B g g K E E U O V IE L A N D O I 12 M LACH 17-92 322-1218 SHOW1IME • _» T#gnagp Mutant rilnja TurtlttQjjjJ Th « Talgt From Thg Darksldt [771 ® •O05C0L.V l l il III AMIHOW SHOPS Twin It li r at 1-4 Exit 50 firs t //ru/hrou- Entrance "••II bar and lounge-for reservations: 407 •333-2847 �7, 1990 4® — Sanford Harald. San'ord, Florida — Thursday. June L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E I IT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY CASE NO. 99 1*11-CA-99P O E M IR A L J U R IS D IC TIO N D IVISIO N IN V E S TO R S S AVINGS BAN K . F O R M E R L Y INVESTORS SAVir.SS A N D LO AN ASSO CIATIO N P L A IN T IF F . — v i— C U FO R Q A DELBEAU. ETA L. D EFEN D AN TS N O TIC E O F A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S E R V IC E -P R O P E R T Y TO : C L IF O R D A D E L B E A U NADEGEDELBEAU. HIS W IF E . D E C E A S E D Residence unknown. It living. Including any unknown spouse ol tho u ld Defendant!. II either hat remarried and II either or both ol laid Defendant* are dead, their respective unknown h e ir* , d e v ltc e * . g rante e*, aitlgnee*. creditor*, lienor*, and Iruitee*. and all other perion* claiming, by, through, under or again*! the named D e l e n d a n l ( 1 1 ; a n d th o atorem enlloned nam ed De fendentl*) and tuch ol the alorementloned unknown De le n d a n l* and tu c h > o l the alorementloned unknow/u Oe lendanl* a* may bo Inlayil*, Incompetent* or otherwlte hot tu llu rlt, Y O U A R E H E R E B Y N O TI F IE D that an action ha* (won commenced to tor*clove a morf gag* on the following real prop erty. lying and being and tlluat ed In S E M IN O LE County, Flori­ da, more particularly described a* follow* LO T 1*. BLOCK A, EAST BROOK SU B D IVIS IO N U N IT NO T W E L V E . A C C O R D IN G T O 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 ta, P AG E 13. P U B LIC REC O R D5 OF S E M I N O L E C U U N T Y . FLO R ID A more commonly known a* leaf B O W M AN D R IV E . W IN T E R P AR K. F L O R ID A 33793 Thl* action hat been tiled again*! you and you are re qulred to terv* a copy ot your written detente. If any. to It on S H A P IR O 4 F IS H M A N . At torney*. who** addret* I* UO North Reo Street. Suit* JOJ. Tampa. Florida 11*0* 1011, on or before June 3*. 1*10. and III* the original with the clerk of thl* Court either before tervlc* on Plalntlll't attorney or Immedl ately there alter, otherwlte a default will be entered again*! you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint W ITN ES S my hand and leal ol thl* Court on the 33nd day ot May. IWo (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M O R SE, Circuit and County Court* By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publlth: May 34. 31 4 June 3, t«. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M iriO LC C O U N T T , FLO R ID A CASE N O .W -1 M CJktfL ’Nome SevIngs ol AmerIce, F A , Plaintill. v». Julian H. McKenn*. single, end Vivian Y Turner, single,etal.. Defendant* N O TIC E OP A C TIO N Suit to Foreclose Mortgage TO : JU L IA N H . M C K E N Z IE . S I N G L E A N D -s -------------------, SPOUSE. IF A N Y O F JU L IA N H . M C K E N Z IE . A N D A L L P A R TIE S C L A IM IN G IN TE R E S T BY. TH R O U G H . UN D E R OR A G A IN S T J U L IA N H M C K E N Z IE . S I N G L E A N D ---------------------. SPOUSE. IF A N Y O F JU L IA N H . M C K E N Z IE . A N D A L L P A R T IE S H AVIN G OR C LA IM IN G T O H AV E A N Y R IG H T. T I T L E . OR IN T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R TY H E R E IN D E S C R IB E D : R E S ID E N C E : Last Known Address: **» Huckleberry Lana Winter Springs. F L 3370* Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D ol an action to foreclose a mortgage an the following property In Seminole County. Florida: LotlO. TU S K A W IL L A P O IN T, according to Its* Plal thereof a* recorded In Plat Book 7). Paget I t and 13. Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida. Having a »tr**l addret* ol: M* Huckleberry Lane, Winter Spring*. Florida 33701 Together with all Irtlerast which Borrower now has or may haroafler acquire In or to said properly and In and to: la ) all oaiamenlt and right* ol wey appurtenant lhareol; and lb) all building*, structure*. Improve ments, fixtures, and appurt* nance* now or hereafter placed thereon. Including, but not limited to. all apparatus and equipment, whether or not phy* Icelly alllxed to Its* land or an/ building, used lo provide or supply air cooling, air condl Honing, hoot. gas. water, light, power, refrigeration, ventlla lion, laundry, drying, dlshweth log. garbage, disposal or other services, and all wail* vent s y s t e m * , a n te n n a * , p o o l equipment, window covering*, drape* and d ra p e ry r o d i. carpeting and floor covering, awning*, range*, oven*, water heeler* and attached cabinet*, It being Intended and agreed that such ilemt be conclusively deemed to be alllxed to and to bo pari ol the real properly: and lei all water and water right* (whether or not appurtenant) and share* ol stock pertaining to tuch water or water right*, ownership ot which atfecli Mid properly; and (d l Its* rents. Income, Issues and profits ol all property. has been Hied against you and you are required to serve e copy ol your written defenses. It any. to It on Pam ela M Lund. P la in till'* attorney, who** address is. On* Eest Browerd Boulevard. IJth Floor. Post Ot lice Box 1*030. Fort Lauderdale. Florida 11103 *070. on or betor* June If, IWO. and III* the original with th li Court either helor* service on P leln llll’t attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise a default win be entered against you for the rellel demanded In the Com plaint or petition Thl* notice shall be published once each week lor lour con sec utlv* week* in the Sanlord Herald. W ITN E S S my hand end Ihe teal ot this Court on this 35 day ot May. IWO (S E A L ) Maryann* Mors* As Clerk ot Ihe Court B y: Cecelia V. Ekern As Deputy Clerk Publish May 11 4 June 7. 14. II. IWO D E R 101 two OE R 3*5 I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY G E H L R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N D IVISIO N CASE NO. 991577 CA 4* P M E R IT O R S A V IN G S B A N K , l/k/a T H E P H IL A D E L P H IA SAVINGS F U N D S O C IE T Y , Plalnlllt v*. D O M IN IC A C A S E Y , e t a l. Defendant* N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO D O M IN IC A C A S EY Resident e unknown Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D thal an action lor Foreclosure ol Mori gage on the following described property: L o t * . B l o c k B. S W E E T W A T E R O A K S SEC TIO N I*, according to the Plat thereof, at recorded In Plal Book 30. Paget 13 4 TI, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled againit you and you are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses. II any. to It, on Sheppard Faber. At torney for P la ln lilf, whose address is Suite log. 1530 Madruga Avenue Coral Gablet. Florida. Ill** on or before June I*. IWO and tile Ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on P lalntlll’t attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the rellel demanded In the com plaint W ITN ES S my hand and the seal ol this Court this I* day at May IWO (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk ot the Court By Cecelia V Ekern As Deputy Clerk Publish May 13. 3* I I 4 June 3. IWO DER 11* N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice it hereby given that I am engaged In business al 110* W Ith Street. Sanford. F L 11773. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol BRAN FO R D C L E A N IN G S ER VIC E, and thal I Inland lo register Mid name with the Clark ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with Ihe Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 0*5 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Sylvester Branford Publish May 17. 3*. I I 4 June 7. IWO O E R 17* N O T I C E T O T H E P U B LIC : Notice It hereby given that Ihe Board ol Adjustment ol Ihe City ot Sanlord will hold a regular mealing on June 33. IWO in the City Hall Commission Chambers al 11 10 a m In order lo tontld er a request lor variance in the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to Front Yard variance re quirements in an SR I district on L O T *1. Academy Manor PB 11 P G M Being more specifically de scribed at located 1*1 Bethune Circle Planned use of Ihe property it lo add a carport lo an esltlinq single family dwelling Board ol Adjustment W M Philips, Chairman A D V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC It * perion decides lo appeal a decision made with respect lo any matter considered al the above m eeting or hearlnq, ha'the will need a verbatim record ol the proceedings in eluding the testimony and evi dene*, which record it not providvd by the City ol Sanlord (F S 30* 0105) Publish June7.17. iwg DES 71 N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S N AM E Notice is hereby given thal I am engaged in business at II* Donna Cir . Sanford. F L 1333J, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol FIN A N C IA L F E E D B A C K PRODUC T IONS, and thal I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem inole County. Florida. In ac cordaiice with Ihe Provisions ot the F ictifious Name Statutes, to Wit S'Ction MSP* Florida Statutes 1*43 James L Pari* Publish May It. 4 June 3. I*. 31. IWO DER m C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R wvteUilf if tutpgftmi vVLtRdlrdIronsgu4j4«tion« Ly P4SI *f1*1p*»9r>l I MUtHMlIh* lUtel) tae jbrsuitw toe*/ a cw f wjuart P • P E M Q C S C J F I Q V J N Z ’ G L X . J P A P X E J K Q M H Q V J N Z ’ G L F S G G P G V N X • ( C S O A X G C S J J O Q T Z 5 F _ I Q S I T ) G T Q L E O Q Z . P R E V IO U S S O L U T 'O N " I Just want lo be rem em bered an . wnil lb o u g h l ol alter I'm gone " Sarah V aughan 7 1 - H t l p W a n te d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611______________ 831 -9993 as 323-5176 Tta W .H H lS t. AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU!! CLASSIFIED DEPT. P RIVA TE P A R T Y RATES HO U RS 14 0 « n » C R « * r t t — » . , . 3 S C a f c » 10 caasacatlve that*. . . BHkO A .M . • «:0 0 F .M . 7 taaaarathra t o m . . . M 0 N M V thra FRIDAY 3 cm iw attM t o m . . . SATU RD AY t Rates art gar bsae, bated m EMPLOYMENT S4C a la* 07C a Hm I7C a Hm a 3 Dm a4 3 Uam E X C E L L E N T PAY. Benefits Transportatlai. Celt *07 395 7*00 ext 1543 Toll refunded 9«m 10pm ‘ AUTO RANTS DRIVERS Needed ImmedUlelyl Ask for M ik e .....................Call *10 WOO AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE ROW ACCEPTING Pfk * l obov# rtf let! mf 1.90 cash dH count for prompt payment Scbed uI trig may include HeroM Ad**f Tina* ot the im l ot on additional day Camel when you get results Pay only for days your od funs at rate earned Use M l description for fastest results. Copy must follow acceptable typographical form. Person needed! Knowledge of auto parts halpful. Must be able lo maintain compltl* return department with at ten I Ion to detail. Monday F rid a y , com any benefits. Apply in person Parts City SOI B Corwall Rd Sanlord.................................E O E CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES Df ADilNES Noon Ihe Day Before Publication Sunday II A M Saturday Monday 1130 A M Saturday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In t o event ol an arror In an ad, t o Sanlord Herald will be responsible lor t o first Insertion only and only to t o extent of t o cot! of that Intarllon. Please check your ad lor accuracy the first day it runs. 21— P r o p n ils CASH AVAILABLE Buying Heme* a Mortgages ............ 313-45*4 23— Lost 6 Foun d FOUND: German Shepherd, male. Loves children Very ' ~ I.............. Cell 131 **4* L O S T • glasses. Ilk* new. v ic in ity el Lek* Menro* Black case Senior cillien*. badly needed REW ARD ___________ 133 4455___________ LO ST: Black 4 while kitten. 'BvtSens' Friendly. Last seen near Food Lion Call 331 **4* 2 5 — S p t d d l N o t ic e s BECOME A ROTART For Detailt IMP *17 *35* Florida Nol«ry Astoe'al Km 27— N u rs e ry A ______ C h il d C a r e _______ C H IL D C A R E Summer Mother of 7 will care tor children 11/hr San lord 1311*5* C H IL D C A R E in m y Paola home Mon F rl. 1 yrs old and up. Baginning 4/11 131 *73*. R E S P O N S IB L E * , d e p e n d * bl*. loving mom will care lor your child. Call 33*0*35 4 T — M i s c e ll a n e o u s A I R L I N E T I C K E T - To Ballimore/Washington 4 re turn to Orlando! June 3* d e p iiiu re . Return July I! 1115 C a l l I *07 MO OSH IRONING IN MY HOME P I C K U P end D E L I V E R Y available a i l .............>33 4344 L e g a l N o tic e s N O TH OF F IC T ITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given tha! I am engaged in business al *15 Semoran Blvd , Casselberry. 33707, Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ol T H E DOCTOR S O F F IC E A T C A S S E L B E R R Y , and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County, Flori da. In accordance with Ihe Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section •45 Df F lor Ida Statutes 1*57 Wekiv* Urgenl Care. Inc E li Todoran, J r Publish May 17, 3*. I I 4 June 7. IWO D E R 17* _ I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . S TA TE OF FLO R ID A. C*s* No : SO H it C A W L General Jurisdiction Florid* Bar Ho., SMSH F L E E T R EA L E S T A T E F U N D IN G C O R P . Plaintill. vs G E R A L D E TH U R S TO N . II living, el u* , el a l . Defendants AM ENDED N O TIC E OF AC TIO N S TA TE O F FLO R ID A TO G E R A L D E TH U R S TO N II livin g and TE R E S A TH UR STO N , his wile. II living including any unknown spouse ot said Defendants tl either has remarried and il either o* both of said Defendants are deceased Iheir respective unknown heirs devisees gran fees, assignees, cre d ito rs , ttenors and trustees, and ail other persons claim ing by. through, under or against the named Defendants Whose residence address is *914 Bayou Vista. Houston. Tex as 770*1 Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following properly in Seminole County. Florida LO T 5. TH E CO LO N AO ES T H IR D S E C T IO N . AC CO R D IN G TO THE P LA T TH E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A I BOOK 1*. PAG E 55. P U B LIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A has been bled against you and f l e e t f i n a n c e , i n c . a cor p o ra lh T and you are required to serve a copy ot your written detenus. It any. to it on J O S E P H M P AN I E L LO , ES Q U IR E , Plaintiffs attorney w hou address is 30t N Franklin Street. Suite 3730. T amp.l F tor Ida U407 on or before the 3rd day ol July 1990. and tile Ihe original with the Clerk ol this Court either betor* service on Plaintill » attorney or immediately there alter otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded n the Com plaint or Petition D A T E D on this 39 day of M u , 1990 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF T IE C IR C U IT CO UR T BY JeanBnllent Deputy Clerk Publish May II 4 June 7. I*. 31 1990 O ER 399 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r tu n is ts HOUSEBOAT VACATION Partner wanted to participate Have tun and make money w ith *4‘ lu x u ry cru is in g houseboat Small Investment required. 431 1457. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS For 5*5 Call I *00 353 5**9e»l LSI VENDING ROUTE Local High traffic locations Sell cheap! I 400 737 3X0 Lacil/Caribbean Ta M l/HR I **> 497 sgWTatent BeHdmFee CLEANING LADY WANTED W k ly , alio light Ironing, tor executive couple! Mutt have axe, rats SIQ/hr 311HI4av*s CNA SIGN ON BONUS!!! W* are looking tor dedicated certified nursing aislstanls who en|oy working wih the elderly Full and part time positions SI00 bonus alter complellon ol I month ol satisfactory employ men I Hillhaven Health a r e Canter 93* MeHenvIlle Aye., la x h rS 1314544......................... E .O .E 7 H COMPUTER OPERATOR With bookkeeping experience Call Ho ten lorappt......m a m CONSTRUCTION FITTEN/WEUXR For plate, pipa and shape*. _________ Call l » BOM_________ CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Will train, several needed now! All types! Metre Em pier meat 4*99111 COUNTER PERSON 61— M o n e y to L e n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st. 3nd or equity mortgages Goud'Bad credit. Low rales 3*4 94*9 Mortgage Magic, Inc LIc.M lq B k r . M F *14. Cass G 0U) CREDIT CARD 13.300 Credit Line G U A R . VIS A/M f Guar Caih Advance 1 900 i l i 1500 *49.54 1*9 71— H e lp W a n te d A /C S tm cam in Needed Experience a musl Call 1311317 * a G E T A JOB! * a Crulsellnel. U S 4 Overseas! 90* 331 4049 til. C93 Man. - F rl.................-...9AM -3PM * * MOLLY M A ID * * Prot Maid S e rv io l Will train, lull time. Mon F r l.....747 5007 A D O T O Y O U R INCOM E Buy ar Salt Avon Harriet. 333 4459 er Pal, 133 4131 ★ AfPOIRTMENT SETTER * Days Work al home! E x p ’d F u l l l i m e , (A M 3PM. 4 days'w k A ir conditioned Good pay. good benefilt Dry Clean USA. Healtb*w..lM-345> DELIVERY DRIVEN 'Warehouse Full time Apply in person. Ratllfl Auto Parts 171* Orlando Or. la n to rd __ DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced chairtid* Or Patrick Del Flore C a llM > ll7 4 D R I V E R / P R O DU C T I O N W O R K ER For linen com pany Excellent driving re cord and chaulleur’s license required Call 111 9394_______ E L E C T R IC IA N Electrician t Apprentice Sanlord and Orlando area Industrial experience neces la ry . 150 9103 Call before 7AM or alter7PM EMPTY NEST? A quality child car* center is looking tor part tan* teacher* aides M a t u r lf y / L o v e ot ehIIdren a must! 133 4*13 EXP D. BLOCK MASON Commission. C a ll,..... 149 0131 A S 1 E M B L E T O Y S 4 C ra ll Items, tull/part time High earnings! 40* 331 M U ________ ATTENTION CMAIIlt! IN HOUSE P O O L Summers coming! Need extra vacation money? W* nted Y O U It t 5* 75/per hr I or 7 days per wk and on call. Fee details Hillhaven Health a r e Canter 930 Mellonvrll* Are.. Sanlord 113 ISM ...................._...E O.E./M Repair int walll. own hand tools Apply Coral Trailer. W 10th 4 Me Perry, Sanlord E X P O C A R P E N TE R S TRUSS B U IL D E R S Steady Woik E i t Benefits! Apply Mironda Systems. *003 MirandaWay Sanford F O O D S E R V IC E CAFETERIA WORKER L e g a l N o tic e s N O TIC E UN DER F IC T IT IO U S NAME STA TU TE To Whom It May Concern Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e S ta tu te . Chapter §65 09. Florid* Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and tor Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt of proof ot the publica bon of this notice, ihe fictitious name, to wit M F A D E A N D S U N B IR D P A R TN E R S H IP under which we intend lo engage in business at 210 North Park Avenue. Suite 14. Winter Park Orange County, t londa J2/QI Thai Ihe par lies interested m (he said business: enterprise are as follows Charles lit-mil. Vice President Sun Bird Ventures. Inc Tony B Johnson. President Meade Materials, Inc Dated at Winter Park Orange County Florida, this 16th day ol May, IWO Publish June/ 14 /i J l IWO DES /I N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby giver, ttw»l I am eng sged iri business at 100 West C itrus St , Altamonte Springs, Fia 22/14. Seminole County. F lo rid a , under the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot M E T ROF LOR ID A H E S iU E N TIA L PR O P ER I IES. INC . and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County Florida, in accordance with Hm* Provisions ot Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Sec tion I6S 09 F tor id i Statutes IVs/ Robert M Ruud Publish May 1/. 14, Jt A June t IWO DER H I N O TIC E TO TH E PUBLIC Notice is hereby given thal the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular met ling on June177, IWO, m the City Hall Commission Chambers at II 30 a m in order >0 i omul ft a it guest lor vanarue in the Zoning Ordmame as II per lams to Side Y a rd variance re quiremenfs in a SR I d a lr k t on LO T :Si Hidden Lake Phase I 111 Be mg more specific illy de scribed as located 104 Sugar Maple Ct Planned use of the property is to .Kkt a carport to a single family dwelling Board of Ad|ottnHNtl W M Philips. Chairman A D V IC E TO THE P UB LIC If a perw n decides to appxMf a decision made with rvspect to any matter considered at me •tbo*c m eeting or hearing, he she will need a verbatim record of In# procMKhngs in eluding live testimony and evi deuce which record is not provided by the City ot Sanford IFS Tie Oitftj Publish Ju 4 7 H |W(3 DES 77 Monday Friday, days Good benefits Apply: 1300 Lake Em m a Rd. Lake M ary GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Daily Wark ........ Daily Pay a i l Bob tor derails alter 3pm m -W I • * GREAT C O M P A N Y* * W* oiler excel lent earnings • Great benefits • a . vehide/auto allowance o Co. pd.retiremanlplan o Compi Training program o Guaranteed training incoma o Leads furnished. Strang advertising support o Managtment advancement Solid, lucrative future in a recession proof Industry! Both Sales and Service Positions Open Call Bill 133 9)30 7 JOA M lo 6 P M ______ GUYS/GALS Have several openings tor nationwide fundraiser For High School and older Need a lob and want ta have lots ol tunt I’m Its* on* you'd liko to tetH For interview callSutanne between 10 Wand* 30at 119 1313 HAIRSTYLIST E ■per fence m alt phases of hair service^ To fill in tor sytlisf taking vacation Also war king taw a r J s permanent position Interviewing Tues Ja y thru Friday Call 323 §020 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS E X P O S E W IN G M A C H IN E O P E R A TO R S On single needle A merraw machines. We after piece work pay. paid holidays S* vacations Health A dental plan If your are looking for a nice .nr conditioned place to work, friendly people, good wages and benefits and you are dependable and believe in ii good day's pay for a good Jay s work, we need Y O U ! SAN O E L M F C . INC. 7740 Old Lk M ary Rd . Sanford 407 371 JHO TEMPTED TO TEMP? W«* have immediate short and tong te m assignments in your are** lor • O F F IC E C L E R K S • R E C E P TIO N IS TS • SECRF TA R IE S • WORD PROCESSORS • IN D U S TR IA L W O RKER S We oiler top pay grtol benefits and the opportunity hi work at many of the fop companies, m your area Call now tor an appomlrtK 740 4773 I 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d 4 ur. l motel, some wages 9 I. Call ....... 3*0 9*40 a U N L IM IT E D P O T E N T IA L * Pirn Financial n c w i ly far IN* l l u t y i CwnmlttWl 1Car. u n tO W H M J M tO rta n B j) INSTALUBS H U P E I For culturgd M arti* Good Benetits. room tor advance m t n t .C a lln i *331 La Claire Marble IRRIGATION INSTAUERS Full lima position, rttldgntlal •xpartenet and repair know) edge a must Landscaping experience beneficial. Im mediate opening *, good pay and benefit* 173 l t n _________ LABORERS 54 plut per hour Florida Chauffeur'* License required Good d r iv in g record own Ira n tp o rfa flo n . No phone call*. A pply: Cert Icon Inc. 1335 Bennett Dr not). Long wood. FI.____________________ LANDSCAPERS Full lime position*. D rive r’s License required........ .......Cell 333 5111 LANDSCAPE IS N URxCRYHELPERS Full II me IIA M 5 P M . Call Allen..................................1119117 • A U N O R Y W O R K ER , serious minded and dependable Al temonte Spring* area AM end PM shHN. Call 133 93ta LAWN MAINTINANCE FOREMAN Supervisory exp. required Full lime position Greet Pay! Oev«. 1791lo t M F , a »m «o m Lecal resident* needed pert/hill time to do distribution work for local foundation Own Iransportalion needed Cell M r Lowilt between IIA M end *PMMon F rl only 111 377* * LPN F U L L T IM E * Busy Sanlord doctor * day work week! Many btnefltil Cafl.................................. 31I-4H4 MAIDS/INSPECTRESSES Oesk Clerks/Nite Auditor Apply. Day* Inn. *50 Douglas A y . A ltamonie Spgs . 143 7111 "m e c h a n ic w a n t e o Minimum ) years experience Mutt have own tods Cell...........................- .......331 7M3 M E D IC A L LAUNDRY AIDES Nursing Home experience, lull lime 4 good benefits! I LONOW OOD H E A L T H C ARE 1399344............................... E.O .E M E D IC A L ★ CNA'S ★ a *7 50 Per Hour 11 O Good Working Conditions! I LONOW OOD H E A L T H CARE 119-9344 .............................. E.O .E M E D IC A L PT L cid in f To FT Dermatology olllce seeking experienced perion with cltrl cel. insurance and madl-al knowledge, skills and abllinet. Begin 3 days per week. Sun lord area Send resume 0 *47. The Sanlord Herald, PO Box 1457, Sanlord. FI. 33773 1457 NURSE AIDES ★ ALL SHIFTS H IG H E R S T A R TIN G P AYI For certified or experienced Apply in person to Lakevtew Nursing Cenler 919 E. Ind St........... - .......Sanlord NU R S E'S A ID E S - 7 lo 1PM. 1 lo 11PM. 4 H P M to 7AM Full lime/perl lim e LP N 1 lo H P M , full tlme/perl flme Cook p e r l lim e , m a tu re perion Housekeeper 4 10AM lo 1 X P M lull lime Contact Better Living Center...49954fl PART TIME OFFICE HELP »h r* /w k . Call tor appt ____________135 5539___________ PART TIME SECRETARY n is tif S E R V I C E S EOE M F/M V WRECKER DRIVER NURSING ASSISTANTS F u l l flm e . 7 1 and 1 I I . E x c t lla n l b e n e llls . good working cor-Jllkm . friendly people Apply i f 41N . Hwy. 17 B « . Debary. Man. fbre Frl T A M to 4PM....... - .............EO * P LA N T M AINTENANCE Fx per tented on Chicago Iron, C I ( s e l l d r y e r s . W a sh e s washers Full time permanent •position C ell309794_________ S G if O u . . NOW HIRING aGoodPay a 1 Day Week • In Fern Park ____________139I5*>___________ PRODUCTION PERSON Ground lloor opportunity Ottering an opportunity to |Oln a winning team! One ot ne lion* largest food service pecker* E x ce lle n t fringe benefits. Apply 135 Randyerd Rd . or call................. 171 7740 RHINOS WANTED II’* a iungle out there, and Ihe fob Kent I* Irecherout. Take charge of the situation I’m recruiting Rhino* with two inch thick skin W impy, shill less. Impotent cow* need not apply Call Cheryl el Rhino Headquarters....... *07 114 4*0* RN -CHARGE NURSE D a y shift, lu ll lim e , lull benefit*! Call tor kitorvlaw Hillhaven Health Care Center 954 Mellanvllle A m ., Sanford 131*544........ .......... .....E.O .E /H R N /IPN N IG H TS . II to 7. Full in d perl time Goodbenelihl Cell Hillhaven Health Care Center 954 Mellanvllle Are , laniard 133*544.................... ...E .O .E ./H RN NEEDED Opportunity exists with our Ambulatory Surgical Center Teem Full/Pert time No Weekends, no call*. Salary compensate* with work expe rlence Send resume end sale ry history lo Neumann Eye Intltluh. *01 N Slone. Oe L a n d . F I 17770 A t t n Personnel _____ __ SECRETARY Chamber of Commerce I San lord knowledge and people skills e musl I Basic book keep 'ng, payroll 4 billing iklllt Shorthand or speed writing preferred Challenging post lion for a special person Submit application 4 resume Chamber Office *44 E . First SI SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake M ary Ekperlence or will train Full 4 Pari time M E T R O S E C U R IT Y ... 0513799 SECURITY GUARDS F u ll/ p a r t lim e p o tm a n s available Licensed or un licensed Retiree* welctmel Call 1371*17 frem «gm telgm SITTER NEEDED For 3 children Days only My home 110 5154. alter 4 pm TEA CH ER For 4 year oldt E x p preferred 11 30 4:15 Happy Elves CNMcere ta ke M e r y .......... ..... 539334* TRUCK DRIVERS Min. 1 yr» , current trecfor/lreller exp Must be D O T cerl 4 pet* drug screening Benefits Ind in surencr. pd vac, etc Apply Sunbelt Auto Carriers, i l l Hw y 17/93, OeBery . *44 5177 TRUCK DRIVER To deliver pool-chemicals, 35 years or older Chaulleurt Use, required Call..... 131 9501 VO LT TE M P O R A R Y SE R V IC ES __________Call *199199_________ WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To SIX IS hrl Will tralnl All shllts. *11 types! Permanent I Metro Employment....... *** 9111 APPOINTMENT SETTERS • To 1750 weekly plus benellls • Full Time/Parl time • All Shtlis Open • Hiring Several Trainees 1 191 3*04 595/retund y llc y Monday thru Thursday. 10am lilt Ipm Good purl time work lor senior c lllld il 54 per hour. 13 hours per week Call....................................775 I*** P A R T T IM E SALES Fulltim e salary potential No lee. Send resume to JOBS. P O Box 204* Winter Perk. FL13f*0 Experienced, must lire In Sanlord a rt* . Apply In m u W 1*1 SI. San­ lord 14-18 YRS 010? NEED A JOB? TH E SANFORDHERALD He* Direct Door To Door Sale* Position* Available Today I U .? t. EXTRA m Monday Friday, 4 lo 4 pm I t le x l b le l. P ay by com m inion . To apply: Stop by Weakday*. 1 ■ 4 pm and ask for Dare al tha SANFO R D H E R A L D . 100 N French Are Sanford._____________________ 22 0 T 2 1 I AGENT NEEDED Futt or pert lime Commission only lor Sanford agency. C a lU l* II9 U 1 0 * :M 7 3 — E m p lo y m e n t W a n t e d _________ H O U S E K E E P IN G , W ASHING and Ironing. Call anyflma ___________ 1310154___________ M A SO N capable of doing brick block 4 stona work A ve Itable ^mnwdW el^CajUj^ f l — Apartments/ House to Share LAKE M ART-SANFORD Mala seeks non smoking temala to share A/C home Security O e p o iil. 141 weekly. Call 1X054*................... MOBILE HOME TO SHAKE 1 bedroom, female only I Call..............................- ......B M W 1 B D R M . Apt. to share. 54s wreak Include* *11 utilities I child 93—Rooms tor Rent" A T T R A C T IV E clean efficiency. T V . microwave, meld service Cell 1311004 or 13149*7 C L E A N roams, kitchen end foundry facilities Cable TV Starling el 575/wk, I X **11 F U L L HOUSE prtvilages. *4A near Rhineherl. washer dryer, pool 145/wk . 144 ttoposil 331*419 4f 131-4747 F U R N IS H E D • Dt* 4 single! 550/wfc par perion Double room Idee! for cosxle 1313414 LO N O W O O D Lekrfronl home Room with privileges I adulf 550/wk Cell 113 4 0*_________ LONGW OOD/Lk M iry - Pleat anl. clean bdrm , cable, kitch an privilege*. 170,*wk 41)11*3 RO OM FOR R E N T *75 per week Kitchen prlviledges. wather/drytr. A/C __________ Cell 333 7345_________ W H O L E hem* privilege* with 7 single beds 550/wk 7 persons _ o r M O / w M >£*rfcjn_315i*157;_ 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent SAuFORD I bdrm cottage C o mp l e t e p r i v a c y . E s c neighborhood! 990/wk plus 5300 security Cell 131-33*9 S A N FO R D t bdrm . close to downtown, complete privacy, utilities Included 595 per week plus 5300 security .133 13*9 LK . M A R Y Area 1/3 furnished Con do I Short term! Rent neg lor right parly________ 137 397* S A N FO R O En'lre downstairs ot large home 3 bdrm . It* bath. 1 fplct Utilities pd tUS/wkly or 5*95 monthly Cell....................... — .. *41*0X 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent WAITRESS Requires experience Must be neat, clean, energetic 4 over 1! yr*. New res! ace ant! Apply Inpersonaf: M il E. S R *4 Exp needed Pro phone skills req'd . typing Computer skills helplul Call Allen....... 131 9113 P A R T T IM E Warehouse Workers/Assembly Factory I Drivers Now WELDERS Start today! To 115 per hour! W ill train! 1 shifts. All types! Metro Employment 444-9111 WELDCR/FABRICATOR Etpwrkenct in M IG Apply in person at Gator Dock and Marino. .2110 Mellonvllie Aye . Sanford .................la m 5pm. COME SEE OUR LARGE a e C O U N T R Y K IT C H E N * e 1 BDRM ]B A T H A PTS O ver 1,404 $q. F I. Living A reall %y < y n m H € 4 n s ty 2000 Uk* Miry Blvd. _____ 321-0584 ___ C LEAN - l bdrm apt , a/c, No pets. 5750/mo plus SISOdepos It Cell 111 1075/mesiag* COEVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS E X TR A LAROE UNITS! 1.1 4 1 bedroom apis Pool/Tennls Court n eace!ul. convenient local ion Quiet ott street parking Renovation Specials^ __ _ I X 530* EE E D C iC il* Accounting A Ta x Service C O L M K R A C C O U N T IN O B TAX SERVICE • Small bast mi *nm9ww o a » HOreOnie p n * I **3 ot+tca/iH-17791 Aluminum Siding tile r iar Hamesovers • Siding. SOlllt 4 fetcla. screened room*. Free estimates! 133*1*9.............- ....... RX M5444I in c e s Ag£llar "c M W C o rT c e n S fr Jfc* H*a»* Deycera Center • Near Winter Spring* E lemon lary 7 4pm Intent* to 5yr» Uc44*B 4............... .....PT-9445 B u il d in g C o n t r a c t o r s NEW, R E M O O C L REPAIR HOMES. O FFICES. STORE* AM trees cexntrectiew. Res/Cam 111 *tn . S.O. Baum. CBCatWM C a rp e n try ’ C A R P IN T tR All kind* at home repair*, painting A ceramic L I E 'S C A IP IN T R V - W a g e N O F E E F R ID A Y P A Y 71— Help WanlBd 7 1 — H « lp W u n t t d b u ild in g , deck* A m l» c . carpentry Insured* licensed Frog EsIlmetkS m » l l * Concrete W IS T CONCRETE 5ERVICE Smell Jobs #•** J ^ a Repair Jab*. Free Es* Cell «*yhn»e 139 3*91 Licensed Insured Handy Man Papor Hanging C A R P E N T R Y , h a u li n g , mesonary. painting and Ilia Free estimates C d T 171*334 N A JNALL COVERING FIX IT-FAST IN C ‘‘OnaCallTaOp It A i r Your Neighborhood Handy Man Ratidmllal • Commercial Call Scan Trdayll 5154515 Wa hang all type* Reasonable prices Freetsll B l 1*17 ^iano Tuning* E X P B R T P IA N O T U H IN O • Serv./repalr/m evlng/reatal new A mad Call Rav..t3T4Ml Tractor Work Pressure Q taning ACR EAGE MOWING, discing, grading end terlilKing B 4 B Mowing.................. 431 *57* MOWING, roto tilling and any other typer at tractor work PRESSURE CLEAN!NO MAN • Ho v m Wash A Painting Call ^re#£stlm#l*»_C*lljmra^ L a w n S e rv ic e LAWN M AINTENANCE - Fro* Estimate* Reasonable Rates! S*aler Clttrow Dtscarert. TII-4W* Chuck's Quality Lava Cart Cemm /Ret.oFREE ESTI NaNA5riUrge/»m *H....m i5>t C O M P LETE Qualdy Lawn 4 Landscaping, csm palltire rata*, tree est Sutry’i l f l 7539 ______ [ J W N S E R m ______ LAWNS MOWED A TRUAMED. Reatonabia Senior CMliens Discount F re a E rt.U 9 1 »* Painting PRANK BARNHART patnlMg A pressure cleaning, t* yrv asp. Relarenca*............... IU -U 4 I Roqar ReUxf'reth I X *1*5 Swimming Pool Service N E P TU N E POOL SERVICE • 15 y rv «xp. ipaclallllng In service A repair 1 Whty. **rv tea W in d , chemical Call Messed* Center, 1049455-95*1 U I M SW IM M IN G POOLS 55tM Warenousa Clearance ol new IM* pools. 7* B. X a It. completely In tla lM Include* hug* deck, ladder, lencing, tiller and skimmer Financing avuilabi* Other pool* avail able. Ask about tactary to bates! Cell ton ho* IN * S U M * ICG C SI 1873 P E 0*931 Tree Service E C H O LS TR E E SERVIFR Free estimates I Fair Prkgal L k - .In*. Stump "1*0 Tb* Pratesiltuato 0 �Santoro Herald. Sdnloid. 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls SANFO R D. HW Y 17 91. oltice os l o r s t O O i q II __*MO/mo__ .... m i H l SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE rV) Wylly Av I An pad ent'Anc.) , Crlfic* S p a a or Ollier/aarrhr iv 'p a c e avail C a iim o r t :. iiiia o u v n . 1 1B— O f f i c e __ S p a c e / R e n t OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE Lak» M ary1 Ulilitx nt Iu<Vd Call...................................H I 7SM •00 S Q U A R E F O O T P R O F ESSIONAL O FFICE B U IL D IN O In downtown Lair* Mary, surrounded by t lly parks lal E Wilbur Av* w i aw; 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S o le The P ru d e n tia l Florida Realty BI2CalaliaiDrn« ! b d rm . 7 bath 119.900 Cell Bob Gregory. Realter ( M M t i e U M e r .l J l l M II \ l . l I U \ I H 111 W . M l . S I. S o lle i l l C O U N TR Y C H A R M E R 1 bdrm . 1 bath, family rm, 100'x 100' yard, huge beautiful oakt. ratted polio Eoty lermt 111.000 A S SUM ABLE vr/SIO.OOO down 1 bdrm . I ' i bo . cb homo. C HA. garage, fenced I N llied rate. I l y r t remaining ISO 000 3 2 $ -5 > 7 4 BR A N O N EW O FFIC ER LO O « M >e it toi.loose H OC 1 TONING! Mov* in Special 1110/mo. C A L L ............................... M H H I I SMALL RENTAL OFF ICES Toned OC 1 Very reawnablel II a H Call now I 111 t m M l — H o m e s ( o r S a le A VA R E P O 1/1, L OW DOWN! S45.000 Larry Herman. Broker !M 411t ASSUME NO QUALIFY Pool home On I 2 acre off Lk M ary Blvd J tx*m . 3 bath 7 car q.iraqr On cul de U ( 1/4.900 )30 7t7/ocaS7 111! BATEMAN REALTY Lie R tAlEtlAfeRrolitr 7640 SanfordAve 321-0759................321 2257 BRING YOUR BOAT Lakeside townhouse on de sirabie Lake Hoe* 11 Large. 1.3/0 square feet. 7 bdrm. I ' i bath with carport, boat slip and private dock 139 900 40/ 7U 1/94after 6PM tlM lIli ■meet WE’LL BUILD IT YOUR WAV! O From our plant or yourt. or even Irom a tketch o On your iol or ourt or on one we find lor you O From ttarler tile to your dream home o Choote the hmelett beauty of brick, vinyl or aluminum or block and t'ucco O F HA/VA approved! O A Scholl Matter Bunder! Talk to the burner direct about how Charter'! "tailored conttruchon" can make you at home anywhere In Cen Fla CALL.......... ..... (904) 519-8727 KEYES BEST BUYS Sm N FO R D I Hidden Lakes A dream of a targe corner lot made r a house* 114.000 Lyn 17. 1790/321 100/ (CHSS) Q U A IL ROOST R A N CH ES! 7 3 ac Enjoy country living Near Hwy 415. halfway between Deltona A New Smyrna 112.000 Mike McKenna 374 0773 (CQ SI) Needs to sell newly remodeled 3 bdrm 7 bath, central H A la u n d ry , dishwasher d iip plus lenced y.ird C.til 171 8343 E O R AN G E C O U N TY 3 2 on 66 acres, large barn 169 000 W Maliciowski. Realtor A S S U M E N O O U A L I F Yf 1AS0 momcl mamt fee Love ly 1 7 grnd fir condo w/fplct Lk Mary convenience 164 300 Call Elsieer Sharon (RH30) 132 6)94/740 4739 LK. S YLV A N E S TA TE S ! Retire to the Fla Life Stylet Spanish style split J/7 on 7 tots 394.900 L y n 373 3700/331 7007 IRS3S) •% Out 3<M IftA i • We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lakp Mary area. L A K E M AR Y Special M . One mirute from I 4 Fplc . fan*, all appl . m icro , washer dryer All for only 149 900 (14KI W IN TE R SPRINGS 3/7 POOL Spa. eat in kit . fplc near schools. Shopping Yr warranty Reduced1 U 9 500 I I 4 K ) P E R F E C T R E T I R E E / S T A R T E R 3/l ' i on corner lot Eat in kit . fenced Near Hamilton Elem Now only 141300 I I 4 K )* A L T A M O N T E 3/7 U U I E T cul de sac G re at location Equipped tnstde uhli ty cm Price reduced to 1/4 900 A F F O R D A B L E LK MA R Y 7 7 All the xtras plus fplc fans, m icro, washer dryer Area pool NKe site! Only 159 490 ( I4KI PO SITIVE CASH Flow Duplex Each unit 7/1 Super site corner lot Off Ik Mary Blvd Always re ed 1/1.900 CALL ANYTIME IN C L U D IN G CLOSINO COST H i bdrm homtt In Sanlord. D* I Iona DaBary/Lk M a ry/ Long wood Altamonte Spnngt 1 bdrm I bath. flr»pla<*. appliance!, carport (14.900 Immaculate J / I'r. large (ami ly room with brick lireplace 10X1} screened porch, large lenced yard. 151.900 7 BDRM. t BA. Heme in eit area 1 yr warranty. CM/A. dming rm. paddle fans In creased family forces move Serious offers considered' 141 000 Bill 323 3411 R R II CAN YO U B E L IE V E A 4 b d rm I ' i ba . complete w/refng . satellite dish A shed tor only 133.0001 ( MS 37) Call C Hanson/ E. Spivey. 373 34/1 or 1)1 4)94 or office 37) 3700 SUN SETS Hero with a View! L o v e l y 7 s t o r y , 3/ 2 . w /flro place Popular Lk Mary Schools, shops A YMCA 196 000 Qualify to assume Evelyn 321 13)3/32) 3200 C33 M A Y F A IR M EA DO W S! Across from Mayfair Golf Course Comm pool A club house Super clean, bright 7/7 In eludes all kit appl 163.900 M McKenna 374 0273 (RM24) 73 AC C O R N E R L O T H O M E! 3/7. well treed1 In Lk Subd Near Golf Coursu Great floor planw/lge rrns 3149 900 RC)4 Call Walt Eutue/E. Spivey 371 3700office/))? 6390 eves G R E A T S T A R T E R Home' 3/1 quiet tree lined SI Fresh amt Climbing tree for the ids Call Cindy Hanson or R McKenna 3)1 1473/374 03/3 RRI7 TH IS IS tTt Country living close to everything* Lots of Shade* Lge lott Large screened porch' Fenced* Lk Markham area* Only 166 000 IRL72I Wes Loowsma. eves 32) 2909 323-3200 321 2720 322 2420 - 189— O f f i c e S u p p lie s / E q u ip m e n t 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r ty /S a le 153— A c r e a g e L o ts /S a le OCALA N A TIO N A I F O R E S T! Wooded lott River access 11.910 each Na Money Down! 171 klmonthly Owner ItM IJ W 4179*. 19941*11 141* T H R E E L O T I IN S ANFO R D In Heart (0.1*0! 19100each Call Marta or Lautta at..........H I 1911 1 5 7 — M o b il e H o m e s / S a le ASSUME NO QUALIFY 3/1 •». l.*0i tq t t . new paint and carpet, appliances on l/J acre t i l l mo S15.000 LONGWOOD LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN 3 bdrm t'y bath, appliances, fenced yard* 133.900 ASSUME NO QUALIFY S3I9 per month Immaculate 7 bdrm 7 bath, appliances and pool 139.900 HISTORIC 2 STORY « bdrm I bath. 1.171 tg It Hardwood floors, appliances, s e pa rate m other in l aw' s quarters, garage 161.900 PAUL ft BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-47(4 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A R EA L T Y _______ 373 7)77/7714639_______ W IN TE R SPRINGS 3 bdrm . 7 bath Mint condition' Volume ceilings, fireplace screened porch A warranty 1/6 900 E R A Sun Florida. 343 1444 Virginia Fvhr _____ 343 9942 FREE BROCHURE Western N Carolina MttM En|oy cool Iresh air Call I tOO 7*2 1070 Smvky M il Land A Hemet. P O Boa *11. Murphy. N Carelma 1*90* 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y / S a le PRE FORECLOSURE SALE B O A R D IN G 1TA B LE /H O M E O N ) ' , ACRES Sanford area Licensed. 13 stalls. 3 fenced pastures! Plus O u ts ta n d in g J ? c o u n t r y home, over J.000 sq ft. family r o o m w/ h uqe f i r e p l a c e s p r i n k l e r s y s t em Al s o well maintained mobile home A 1 storaqe buildmqs Valued at 1230 000* Mortgage 3100.000 equity II30.0UQ' M A K E M E AN O F F E R I CAN-1 R E F USE! Owner 777-7741 SANFO R D. HWY 17 97 corn mercial office bldg . 4 000 sq It 3743 000 ) J ) 894) SANFORD AVE. CORNER LOi 7 Bay Garage w/otfices * extras' t Prev Auto Sales & R e p a i r Shop Wi l l hol d w'substantial down paymt 1175 000 Call 377 3334 1 4 0 — B u s in e s s F o r S a le SM ALL C A R O and gilt shop in Oebary 1 1 1 . 000 C a l l I 40/ U l a M l alter «pm 1 8 1 — A p p li a n c e s / F u r n itu r e * piece white with antique gold tflm. M il Call............. M I I907 B J’S R ES ALE Wa Buy/V I I Furniture A Cel le dibltt. Including Estates 1191S. laniard Am ., m /«*9 BUNK B ED S complete and chest ol drawers. US Will tell tepartlaly. 171174*__________ BUNK B ED S Country wood compl 171 Loveseat rocker chair. 1 end tables cotie* ta bie. A 2 lamps, country wood. 1110 lor all! I 11)4)01 O O O U B LE B E D Headboard A Footboard With or without long rails I I " longer than regular) 111 Call 12) 9aa9 from 10am to 4pm E N T E R T A I N M E N T Center Oak. new' t i l l Microwave w turntable. 1100 Wood trim sleeper sola w'matchinq lov eseat. 171 both Call 111 4*11 "SOLD SUPER FAST!” Mrs A T ol Santord told her refrigerator the first day her Santord Herald Classified ad was published Something you need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results? Try our 10 A 14 Day Special rales Lowest cost per line tor consecutive days advertising Advertisers are tree to cancel as soon as results are reached CL AS S I F I E D DE PT 112 1*11 FORECLOSURE SEMINAR i I. screened porch storage shed, full lenced vard quiet area on busline 1947 appra<s al. 14J 000* Will fake any reas otter for fast sale' Call collect 904 J78 2921 or )/ ) 2391 * MOTIVATED SELLER * O F F E R IN G HOW F U R N IT U R E C E R T I F I C A T E it sold by 6 9 90 Beautifully maintained on treed lot l bdrm J 'j bath, over 7700 sq ft living area Fireplace mirror accents, eat in kit new carpet, mini blinds A v e rtic a ls Big back yard w Howe mg landscaping Kids bike to Id y llw ild e El em school Tremendous value at 1119 UOO Call Owner. 17) 9470 eves SALE OR LEASE OPTION D E LTO N A 1 bdrm iplit /bath l 137 sq ft . acre 164 VUO Assumable Non Qualifying Loan Call 3)3 7612 SHORES Rental Apartments On Lake Monroe 2J3S W Seminole fllvd Hwy 17-92 Santord, FL 32771 323-2628 SA N FO R D En|Uy ffe P ta tr 74 Qu*et of the country* Just mmutes to Late Ma/ % Bi«d C u s t o m b u ilt by owner bunder this J bdrm home sits on one acre ot old oaks a/a' eas Ma ny custom feature* :hrougnuut including country 6 ifchen fireplace Irene n duors and la porch' Jir.l ll/Suuu SA N FO R D Wonderful family h cT.it 2 Story 4 bdrm J*) b a t h in i m m a c u l a t e neighborhood Poo' tensed yar d secur i t y, oversiied garag* Mmutes to Lat e Monroe Mayf ai r Country Club and 14 *3 Call G en Dietrichs Parker Realtor )J J 32)7 Prudential Florid* Realty •14 4630 m m LA R R Y 'S M A R T. I l l Sanlord Ave New Used turn A appl Buy/Vll/Trade 111 4111. MOVING SALE L i v i n g r o o m, f a m i l y A bedroom furniture Tuskaw.lla Call_____ 366 0014 • Q U E F N Sl /F HEDI7S Call .......... 373 1093 S L E E P E R SOFA Queen H it . earth tone!. Early American NEWS;OOC.iii )2) 3706dayS SOFA Navy blue floral print, extra nice! IS 3)23 or best otter _______ Calf 771 7079 eve! USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell • Recond/Guaranteed 322 -3 B I3 __________ 2 B EDROOM S of F U R N IT U R E . tl )/S (or will !e>l separately) plu! I living rm vet. 31000 (or !eparately) also washer & dryer 3600 Great condition* Call 313 3463 or 323 0/46 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te r e o FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e 17 ft X I7H office enclosure 4 paneled sides with windows 36 inch door Exhaust fan Opening for window A C Three 7 It X 4 ft florescenl light fixtures Sold as ts Buyer to disassemble and remove Call 904 983 46)1. eat 730 for appointment to inspect M a i l b i d s to Sparton Electronics. PO Box 7M. De leon Springs. FI 32130 Atf Steve Guiliemetfe No bids after 6 77 90 193— L a w n & G a r d e n • L A W N F U R N I T U R E , cast iron includes 1 chairs, lov eseat and table tel Call 1210217 60001b Ford forklift All terrain Runs good S4«00 Call 8)0 9SS3 or I 791 3400 199— P ets & S u p p lie s eADORABLE KIT TE N 7 wks . medium length hair. 1st shots & wormed Free to good hornet L s it __ ” !1 L41 A D O R A B LE K IT T E N S Part Siamese p«rt Bombay! S3 ea Mom free Call 375 7785 • B IR D C A O E 36*W a ll Flight cage for small or medium sued birds Attractive and sturdy SI00Cail8)l M IS F R E E TO GOOD H OM E Kit tens. 7 months old ___ C anIW 4365_____ • M A L E COCK A T I E L 5 months old. with cage 330 321 79)9 FEMALE PEKINGNESE t yr old Shots, papers' Loves children HOP 33) 7/83 2 0 3 — L iv e s t o c k a n d _________ P o u lt r y _________ T U R K E Y S CHICKENS OUCKS Q UAILS A GE E S E . Call 377 9036 BENEFIT FOR DIALYSIS PATIENTS 20n— W e a r in g A p p a r e l • B R I O E S M A I D S DRESS Royal Blue, handmaoe with lace A satin Full Length siiv 6 8 Worn once 340 Cali C a th y _________ 493 7138 • E vening Gown Pm v « or n once' Sue 3323 32/ 14/0 2 T 1 — A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t ib le s • A N T IQ U E tree standing ped estal sink Taken from 100 yr old home i/J Call 373 31/1 or 377 718) 2 1 3 — A u c t io n s 1 8 7 — S p o r t in g G o o d * 2 1 5 — B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s Saturday June 9 9 to 3 210 E Commercial St . Sanford ESTATE SALE Sat & Sun June 9 A 10 farn to 4pm 1070 Giovanni De Itona Complete household Antique* and collectibles two colored T V s washer dryer prints and oil paintings Two couches, antique desk, drrsser ang chair Much more Absolutely no |unktf Call 80/ 3/4 40/1 Ftiday and Saturday. 9 5 17) Grove Hollow Court Sanford GOOD S T UF F CHE A P PRI CES A Sat 9 3 7324 Mellonville Ave Something tor everyone* Baby items kitchenware tad'es c lothes MOVING SALE l «M)es apparel lewelrp and accessories Up to 70** oft1 Storewide Clearance' E ver ything must go' ' SECOND I MAGE corner ot 1/ 9/ A 7/th St MOVING SALE F R I D A Y and S A T U R D A Y uea«mq town dealers wel t o*t»e GE w ather dr *vr mi sc furniture jewelry U*s play cases foots clothing c r a f t s A suppl i es. 130o lithopr .n*s 14*70 A 8X10 ' 0CO printed poems A vaymgs ) '0 gallon au'henftc v.i* cans w.i'kte (alkie B*'a camera 4 player loyS. diUses toned itXes Alan A games 'amps bedspreads plus mivc t'ems J7I Kerry C* Spnng Valley Altamonte Springs 1/ blocks Wes' of Wymore 7 blocks Sn-an of «v»< CORNER PALMETTO ft "NOTONE! BUT TWO! Mrs M N of Santord sold two boats within a lew days ot placing classified ads in the Sanford Herald She was so impressed with the eaceHent A speedy response that she recommended the Sanford Herald to her relatives when t hey wer e c o n s i d e r i n g advertising their boat for sal*' Something Y O U need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results9 Try oor 10 A 14 Day Special rates Lowest cost per line for con Advertisers are free to cancel as soon as resuits are reached Cl ASSI FI EDOEPT ) 22 241 1 1703 CRESCENT ST Off Mx’ilooyiiie A* Friday •AM * Clothes baby stroller 2 AC i nits bikes • more'* 833 S U MME R L I N AVE Safw' day ef'd Sunday lam 3fr-*No E ar l y B<rdt Draft g E q u 'p m e n t Comb<nat i on Bumper Pool Purer Tab>e A r Hockey Furniture and /30 Honda May call 17)3)17 5640 MAYSIDf OR SANTORO Frt • 3PM A la ' # ’ Too's SB * * * * * * * * * CompItU Nintendo Systtm It game! included! 1110 Call....................................111MW • Cut firewood lor iale belt otter Call 104 71111*4 • F LO U R E S C E N T Deck Lamp IIP Call M l 11*0 • FORM AL G irl! D re u white, lalln and lace Train Can be bullied Sll* 4 * Gorgeoui Orig Price 1IM. aiking 1*0 Call 111 107*________ • M E A T A Food Gimder Van WY C K Gourmet Ideal tor ground meat, baby lood, and laladi Uied once Mint Cond t i l .................... Call m 4IU • Pair ol Ifb ik e t. girli R on to ipeed and mem M urray beach bike i*0eacho b o Call........ ....................... m m * Q U E E N is la Deeper. 1200. E ie r c y d e . 11.100 2 twin Cycle Manage bed! 11.100 C a lJJll »4*7 • Set at Wrought Iren Railing* For lunken living room i l l Call 1W 471) except tax. i» v . file etc 17 PON TIAC B O N N E V IL L E 4 dr. auto. air. stereo cassette w ith drive r control s, f t wheel cruise control. poA*r w i n d o w s and seat s* Only 3779 53 pe- month! C6II Mr Payne 37)217)__ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down except t . « , teg. title. YYc '•7 FORD E S CORT W AGON Auto. air. power Heennq power brake*. Itereo Only H I* U p e r month Call Mr Payne. I l l 1113 P O N TIAC F I R E B I R D *4 V« a c, pi*, p b. AM FM , dl.e interior, luper running cond Adult owned 1**00 MS 1191 * • PUBLIC A U T O A U C T I O N . E V E R Y WE D N E S D A Y 7 )1PM D A Y TO N A A U T O A UC T I ON Hwy. 91. Daytona Beach _________ 99* 111 m i 1911 CUT LASS S U P R E M E Auto Aair. 41.000 ml U .M ) Magic Hutu......................H I «1M T A K E OVER payment! on 1990 Dodge Spirit Brand new Bufgandy Call 174 1114 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down except ta«. lag. title etc ‘17 FORD T A U R U S < dr auto. air. power iteering power lock*, itereol ONLY1I49 12per month! Call Mr Payne. 3111111 1911 VW G O L F 1 ipeed air If U.M S Magic luite......................M l *1*4 I9M NISSAN 109 IX Loaded with T Topi!* 1II.99A Magic liviw...................... I l l *2*4 M COUCAR XR7 with a 1 air VF. cloth interior Runiqreat* 199} Call li t 1470 84 AUDI 5000 S Loaded' Auto . eac condition! L U X U R Y al a LOW price! •4-200. Ca l l ............ 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Baby Bl ue Excellent COod 36 466 Magic Iftviu..................... 32) 4244 BUICK RE GA L /4 Original owner Automatic, air pb ps. V4 Great tires Runs A looks great'Must see* Only 3980 cash Let s dealt Lonqwood Call 48/ 718 9119 * FA I RWA Y M OTOR5 "Home ot 3194 Down A Ride" 3408 US I / 97 Lonqwood NO FIN A N C E COM PANIES! " B U Y HE R E I PAY H E R E ! " *73 T O Y O T A fR U C K LOW down A EZ weekly payments' Sunroof. 333 896) SCHOOL BUSES 1971 GMC « 1974 FORD M A K E O F F E R I I C a l l ____________ li t 17*' 19*7 J E E P COMANCMF l.t Pickup On* owner. )7.000 mil#s 5 speed ps pb rwily package 4 Mr* 37 /00 best otter' Can 3)0 336/ 7 9 JEEP 4«4 iio P I C K U P ' W' t h T opper Wench. Brush Guard Needs TLC SMOobo Can J2J O/s •87 DATSUN King Cab 5 spd AM FM Cassette tinted 4 tou< bog 37000 Call 37/ 4/13 237— T r a c to r s a n d T r a ile r s FARM TRACTORS W USE D IN STOCK A L L SIZES! A LL PRICESI Maitland Tractor A Fquipmtnt '« m i N ot Maitland Interchange on 1/ 9/ I H //// *71 CM C ASTRO Single axle New in house kit Price Negotiable Cal l JWQ/JI 2 38— V e h ic l e s W a n te d WE PAY T OP 333 for wi r t hf d rars trucks' WE SELL gear jnteed used p.«rts A A A U f O SALVAGE Ot DeBar y. 668 6000 84 R E L I A NT W AGON LOW Down A EZ payments' t f 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s 79 LINCOLN M AR K V 3700 down A EZ weekly payments' Ask for Craig or Steve. 321 )200 H O N E Y MOTOR HOME 77 tt long Dodge, low mileage very good mechanical condi tion Will consider trade* TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down except fax. tjg. title, etc 14 O E L T A B ROUGHAM a dr auto air electric w<ndow\ and seats, stereo c*issette only I '68 74 per month Call Mr Payne )/) /•/) ME R C U R Y MARQUIS BROUGHAM 69 a dr «ery *I Clean 31500hr m 904 444 1/00 1)0 61)) or ) ) « 4/M eves J ACO Pop Up Camper heat and a c New ten! 1/30 or best otter Call no 11/6 .«"•” Ii- • 2 4 3 - J u n k C ars J U N K C A R S R E MOVE U NO CHARGE l/l 9K / 33Top Dollar33 Paid I cars, trucks 4 wheel d»**e Any condition Call 17} * 82 T O Y O T A P IC K U P GREAT W ORK TRUCK MOVING NORTH SALE! O P T N E V E U V S A T U R DA Y AND 1UNOAV 7 100 SF M IN O l A HLVO iH.hi.Kt Dug fr^cfc Cewelberr.) CARPET WHOLESALE Mill Direct. Name Brandi I00-. Dupont Stalnmaiter l/.W 'yd 100N nylonplulh. or Sculptured HI LO 15 W yd Hwy 414 A 477. Long wood •II 1121 A BIG. BIG SALE! VISIT SEMINOIA PARK AND SWAP FLEA MARKET * * * * * * * * * Call Thucs F r i . Sat 9AM 3PM Relocating* E very thing goes' SUN L A KE APTS 7829 Sun Lake Loup Apt 109 grnd level F n A Sat Box springs A matt . pair barsfools. com puter desk, lamps, console table. TV stand, etc ;72 7824 PORCH SALE 1 1 • A Sat Jung • A 9 8am 442 Colonial Way »77nd off French) 6 Family Antiques furniture, tools \quaredance items A etc S U N LAN D E S T A T E S Fr day A Sa'uFda* lt d 7 621 Camelia Ct follow *eHow t-gn* AS S O R TED BOOKS Hard A paperback Appro. 70! S0< lo SI 00 or entire lot! m il* ) *81 T BIRD 3400 DOWN A EZ payment Term s!' f 22ND Clothes toys loo's, furniture boat motor and frailer US A r my horse harnesses 2 complete sets »etriqerafor. 7 oxen gas >'o,r Thursday and f r.day 4 JO 8 )0 7514 S M yr fid Ave Sanford 2 2 3 — M i s c e lla n e o u s •XYLOPHONE TABLE TOP B R ID G ES A N T I O U E l a l l l 7*91 10 3 M /Sat« Auction Thurs 7pm 3440 Hwy 46W••AB34/AAU8// e B A S K E T BALL HOOP with bacSboard and pole Excellent condition 330 Call 32J 6343 alter 3pm G O L F C L U B S Ladies Ram full Set with bag 3130 Eac Condi Call 373 3706days • G O LF L OV E RS Set ol Wilson Stath Gulf Clubs Best offer III i// 370/ • T H R E E S P E E D BI KE New ladies Schwinn Front light, back rack, tire pump and combination lock SI00 Call 377 73)1 after Som K E L L E R PIANO Small upright. Mahogney with denumidilier E.cellent condition MOO Call 17114*« evening! 195— M a c h i n e r y / T o o l s II INCH QUASAR Co'or t V with stand 3130 or best offer* Call 330 236/ £H M l i t Aluminum Cam. Newtpaper Men Ferrewl M e ltlt...........G>*ii tq ft Call 40/781 §781 collect WCutiYt days ••dvcf'isinq KEYES 41 IN THE SOUTH Liquidation Salt By Ovnct 2 1 9 — W a n t e d to B u y PEAS FOR SALE Pink eye purple hull! and upper cream t lO 'b u ih e l or 111 bulh el ihelled Orange Ave. Oiteen I behind poll ollicel 111 IMI 2 0 0 — R e g is t e r e d P e ts - Learn how to buy foreclosure and probate priqjerhes and save thouv*- d . 3 1 5 ' W t‘M s'tow you how* I mV 110 7719 1 9 1 — B u il d in g M a te r ia ls A L L 1 T E E L B U IL D IN G ! at dealer invoice. 3.000 to 30 000 1fHIS W E E K 'S 7365 Park Dr Sanford 641 W lake Mary Bi lk Mary 14 FT. Swivel leeti. trolling motor w new battery A trailer, 1 itorage compartment!. IIHP Evlnrud* Perfect condition! 11,100'otter Cell MO 004) 2 2 1 — G o o d T h in g s to E a t * 1 4 5 - R e s o rt P r o p e r l y / S a le MALIBU BASS BOAT * 1971 K O U N T R Y A I R R V M O B ILE - M l ■ I0 w pop out. enclosed patio Call 111 0199 8.6 BOND MONEY Available now tor first time buyers! Hurry, won't last! 7. 3. 4 bdrm homes available in Deltona Sanford. Lake Mary and Long wood arras' AA Carnet. Inc. Century 71 Call Janet Man t in id Days. 1)7 17)4 Eves. 373 7771 14 Ft Melibu V haul WMP Jobnion G «lv trailer reedy lor water! l.tPOobo J it C*71 KOKOMO....................... m -IIM BEDROOM SET PINECREST J bdrm 1 bath, appliances, workshop, below market tor quick tale! 14*100 •REAILT WONDERFUL!" Mrs H ol ien ord soM her rwelal desk almost immediate ly from her Sanlord Herald Classified ad md was very pleased with the prompt re iponie Something you need lo advertise al low cost and achieve quick results? Try our 10 A la Day Special rales Lowest cost per line lor con secutlve days' advertising Advertisers are Ire* to cancel as soon as results ere reached C L A 1 1 IF IE D D E P T . 1111*11 1'KHJ TAKE UP PAYMENTS No More- Down FISH A SKI BOAT Church B tch M l. built 'M . I l l a d M A N Y U l t l ! Mutt V IIM Real Estate O n * .............4111M0 '. 231— C a r s 215— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s NEAR 1-4 NEW MALL! $1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING Aik lor R. J. Cellint____ DISTRESSED SELLER REALTY, I NC. OR NEW LOANS WITH LESS THAN 32500 CASH LESS THAN $2,900 DOWN GC7 COMM. Zoning 7 Olde Home!** 7 td rm exc tor office 3 bdrm for rental* 149.000 Seller looking for real olferf (MP47 43) Call Elsie Or Lynt Eves 732 4394/371 7007 STENSTROM ASSUM AB U . n o QUALIFYING MAYFAIR LAKE MONROE ALTAMONTE EXTRA NICE Fully lurmshed A rqu/pprd l/ l Upper door Elevator tSOO mo • ttOO vrcurily drp Can ba irasrd with without option to buy. tJ W mo Call 127— O ffic e R e n ta ls ROOM T O S F R f A O O IJT I Easy t e r m t . no q u a l i f y i n g Firtploco. lormal living and dining l ■i t garag« on hug* trcfd lcl *1.000 Metro R »«l EltJl* Co. Ii k . m r n r ________ Immaculate S bdrm ) bath with separate mother in law's quarters, new paint, new roof. In g r o u n d pool , on I / ) acre H74.S00 1 2 1 — C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls S TE N S TR O M R E A L T Y .I ll >010 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le F-ionoa — Thursday. Juns. $1885 SKf L0P3O3OA 81 P O N T . P H O E N IX Quality 77 C H E V Y Used Cars C U S T O M P U W O R K TRUCK Bargain RUNS G R E A I Prices • WE BUY CARSBANK FINANCING Longwood 4 DR AUTO . COLD AIR 65.481 M l 1 O W N E R $ SK* LBP306I 84 D O D G E 600 C O N V . R E D A LL P O W E R D E LU X E IN T E R IO R MOTORS 1299 $1688 ^299o 0K# LBP3071 SK( 00543A 84 O L D S F IR E N Z A S W 84 B R O N C O II 4x4 71 F O R D E100 V A N ALL P O W E R 1 OW NER [H A C K & G O LD AIR C O N D IT IO N E D A U T O M A T IC N i W URL S 6 SK* LBP30/2 H W Y 19, 7 - 9 2 /% n n c bK» LUP306U LONGW OOD 6 9 q q q o y y SK» LBBJOTb ,W P 3 » �• 5 — Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Thursday. J u rr 7, 1990 by Chic Younfi B L O N D fE Drugs help control cardiac arrhythmia I've adopted prudence In my advice to patients: A couple of cups per day of either type won't hurt. !f you ddnk more coffee than this, you may — or may not — risk some major — or minor — health problem. All kidding aside. I hope future studies will D E A R D R . G O T T : I'm a (j 1-year-old male w ith m ild hypertension and cardiac ar­ rhythmia. I'm on Tenormin and Norpace. My symptoms do not occur all the time, yet f remain on the medication. Can you give me any Information on these conditions? D E A R R E A D E R : Hypertension, even If mild, can lead to heart strain and cardiac arrhythm ia (Irregular and/or rapid pulse). As a general rule, arrhythmias arr easier to prevent thun to treat. For this reason, your doctor hus given you Norpace (disopyramlde). a drug that regu­ lates the heartbeat. If taken regularly, under the doctor's supervision. Norpace should help control your heart rale and reduce the tendency to a r­ rhythmias. In addition, your physician has made a good choice with Tenorm in (atenolol), a beta­ blocking drug that both lowers blood p re s s u re and helps stabilize the heartbeat. Th e combination of Norpace and Tenormin Is. I think, appropriate In your case. Unless you regularly check your own blood pressure, you will not know whether or not it Is under rontrol. Hypertension has been termed "the sllrnt killer" because It docs not commonly cause symptoms. Therefore. I encourage you to continue your therapy, even though you may not experience symptoms. Arrhythmias can cause pro­ blems If the heart beats too fast — or too Irregularly — for too long. Thus, prevention Is the ticket. Stay witli your present p ro g ra m a n d fo llo w y o u r doctor's Instructions. D EA R DR. G O T T : I drink decaffeinated cofTcc because I've read that It decreases the risks of heart attacks. Yesterday. I rend It Increases the risk of heart disease. Can you enlighten me? DEAR READER: I'm Just as confused as you are by conflict­ ing claims concerning coffee. 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Inc ing Irom a holding of K-Q of hearts, he might simply take his nine tricks. The greedy declarers did well At one table, defender West thwarted declarer's strate­ gy by violating the defender's rule of second hand playing low. That particular West assumed that South was going to put in the Jack from dummy If the king was in the South hand. And he also knew that the play of the nine from dummy would force his partner's king on the actual layout. So he put up the queen of hearts right away, lust as though he held K-Q. Declarer got back to his hand and led another heart. West now played low. and declarer put up the Jack. When East took the king. South was limited to nine tricks and a mediocre score In comparison with all others. By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jane 8, 1990 In the year ahead you could find you will be luckier In situations where you rely on yourself Instead of others. You'll have the wherewithal to be Independently successful. GEMINI |May 21-June 20) Make an effort to be less assertive In your one-to-one dealings with others today. If c o m p a n i o n s fe e l y o u 'r e overbearing or domineering, they may not w in ! anything to do with you. Get a Jump on life by understanding the Influences which are governing you In the yeur ahead. Send for you r Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing $1.25 to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 9142H. Cle vela n d. O H 44101-3428. He sure to state your zodiac sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you've been letting your work or responsibilities (41c up on you recently this could be a day of re c k o n in g . F a llin g fu rth e r behind now will make catching up a trifle difficult. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Subduc HOW C'N >0U PIAMJ >JU!t5I l f jJfJU U U ULHJLJLJ JUUL5ULJ U U -J U U U □ L JU U U U UUUL3UU U U U LIULJU UUJ1 □ U U U k JlIU U fJU U U LRULJ ULJULJU U U U U UJJ U tfU UllLJ author 49 8tratchy 49 Fobows too cloaaiy 91 Flah 92 Rotating to NORTH *-m ♦ 962 ♦ AJ• ♦ K 6 792 ♦ K2 WEST ♦ K 105 ♦ g 10 s ♦ J 643 ♦ J 109 EAST ♦ Q S 43 ♦ K54 ♦ --♦ Q • 7* 5 3 SOUTH ♦ A J7 V 87J 2 ♦ A Q 109 ♦ A4 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South South . 1NT West Pass North 3 NT East All pass Opening lead. 4 J In c lln a tio n s today to take gambles on ventures or persons about whom you know little. Your Impulsive Judgment might not measure up too well. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In order to maintain harmony on the home front today, you must set the example, not the rules. Assuming a "Don't do as I do. but do as I say” posture could ignite sparks. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A philosophy that has proven advantageous for you might not necessarily suit the needs of an associate. Don’t Impose your Ideas on :he unrvceptlve. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Commercial dealings could be a bit more complicated thun usual today. If you find yourself get­ ting mired in something sticky, bant out rather than getting stuck. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In an arrangement where you share a mutual Interest with a no the r make d o u b ly sure you're fair today. If the deal Is lopsided, both trouble and col­ lapse are likely. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) Left to y w r own devices today, you are likely to perform up to your usual standards. However, this might not be true If you feel you’re being overly directed by an outside Influence. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Members of the opposite gender might not sec you as charismatic as you see yourself today. Com­ ing on too strong could tempt someone to puncture your ego. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) T ry to operate within your own sphere of Influence today. If you attempt to project your authority In other areas. It could result In unpleasant repercussions. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're not likely to be too patient today with persons who don't abide by your suggestions and Ideas. T r y to keep an open mind, because we can always learn something from others. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Tills is a good lime to start setting a little aside In case you have to deal with a few rainy days. Don't let yourself get In the position where your wallet Is holding only faded photographs. (0 1 9 9 0 . N EW SPA P ER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE BUGS B U N N Y Anawar lo Provisos P u ia 38 Ptgpsn 37 ConUfcwra 39 Rgcana, #.9. 40 Is tt» rf9*tt •Ut tor 41 — Avtv 42 "DoB’a 26 Musical kay By James Jacoby In this deal In tournament competition everyone reached three no-trump. All declarers, upon winning the first trick cashed the ace of diamonds, thus protecting against all four diamonds being In one hand. T h e n th e y a ll w e n t a fte r ovcrtrlcks. A low heart was played from South’s hand. When West followed small, the de­ clarers made the right percent­ age play of the nine from dummy. (The nine wins when West holds K -lO o r Q-IO: It loses when West holds K-Q.) East won the king and returned a club. If declarer then played a heart to the A -J and put In the Jack', he would be rewarded with two ovcrtrlcks for a score of plus 460. If declarer was nervous about the possibility of East falsecard- FRANK AND ERNEST clarify the relation. If one exists, between regular/decaffcltrutcd coffee and health Issues. G0CPN£5f ONt CF THE. BI.A6Tjp CAPTAIN CREATU*£6 PV6KC9 OACN/WHO HE* into VIt, WBJ....VPUHAP1 . A bound OIO octA n , � 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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April 2 5 Cents THURSDAY 19, 1990 32nd Year. No. 206- Sanford, Florida ■ ■ 1 ■■ 1 .- _— ---------;----------------------' NEW S DIGEST ►|j ijy j f/ U *>^ 'i: i MlnqtMfit tax Htt Intldt A Hat of Seminole fe County delinquent d ml •laic taxes appear* Inaide today today'* edition,. The estate appears Inside lax section wlU will appear each Thursday for the next four weeks. Patriots taka tannla tHta ALTAMONTE SPRINOS - Lake Brantley won five of seven championship matches to poet a 38-25 team victory over Winter Park Wednes­ day to win the 4A-Di*trict 5 Tennis Tournament at Sanlando Park. . _ . In the Kiris' half of the tournament. Ihe Oviedo Lions finished second In their first excursion Into Class 4A. loalng the team tale by onenotnt to defending stale lltlelst Winter Park. 27-28. Cardinals* Royals taka wins SANFORD - The Knlghta of Columbus Cardinals and the Rotary Royals vaulted Into a first-place tie In the Sanford Recreation De­ partment Junior Major Baseball League Wednesday night. The Cardinals clipped the Moose Lodge Pirate*. 14-1. and the Royals hung on to a 2140 victory over the Klwant* Orioles In what turned out to oe a chffhiinger. Magic eras 14th strafeMgams The Celtics were without the service* of Larry Bird Wednesday night. NBA team, that might have Against any other Nl spelled trouble ibtelfor Boston mm. this ________ were playing the Orlando But Ume.they t Magic, and they really didn't need Bird anyway. 1S Mbtoy Thrash smites it «w esmsrass h§site Ms hsst. *Fkirabsi*s Fftand,’ skims vm ths water •« 12» High-speed exhibition Race officials, drivers give preview of upcoming Superchsllenge event B fA Herald staff writer SANFORD - If you heard what you thought waa the roar of airplane engines echoing off Lake Monroe late yesterday morning and early yesterday afternoon, you weren't for off. . The crafts making all the poise •ere planes of a aort. They were the □ Ptarida County manageir candidate drop out of the race Shuttta launch data changed S»d.riSMSSSSFtelS Horrid staff writer CAPE CANAVERAL - Following the i cesaful completion of a crucial pre-launch tost Wednesday. N AM has ,4islriwT» move the *hOttfetat|nchuphyi o ^ I^ p ^ liS u K offncx^WiMlnesda)^ will now Tuesday Instead. SooR— o aa. Cat's death angara proaaeutor MILTON — Prosecutors have decided to ■ ra '. pursue felony animal cruelty charge*■_■_ ■ _ ....... sheriff's son in an Incident that fed to the death of a neigh bor'a oat. The accused man allegedly hung the cat from a tree and allowed his dogs to maiu U. The feline was so badly mangled in the Incident that It had lobe destroyed. a n w ir a ■■ •' ■ Allagad murdaraaiaa oonflnad SANFORD - Three Seminole County women arc jailed here on Columbia County. Oa.. warrant*' accusing them of conspiracy to commit murder In Ocorgla in Feburary. These women and four other persona are accused of conmlring to rounfer the ex-husband on Nadine Ellrirorth. 35. of Orlando, and the husband's present wife. Eltaerorth was arrested earlier this month and Is In the Orange County jail. • Arrested here Wednesday by agents of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement were: Ella Wilbanks Mator. 64. *330 UR. Winter Park; and Sandra Mahr Lllfonlhal. 2S. I2S Darden Drive. Wtolar Springs. All “ charged with eonaprtacy to oommUt mur The plan, agenla said fell through when the victims weren't at home when three men ••signed to kill them arrived. One of thorn men has hern arrested In Ocorgla. From atall report* hydroplanes capabfe of apeeda upto 140 mph that wlH be used in the boat races on Lake Monroe May 18 and IS. B oat ra e e ra eay th a t th e hdyToptanea are wings that want to fly. but that they don't fry very well. The racers were at the marina Holiday Inn yesterday to show off the boats to a crowd of about 80 merchants and N*ctators and to Police blockade’ Lake Mary roads T w o people arreeted; 91 othera receive citations inlmou* lop mlaaioner'a una, Job. dec choice for the job Wednesday not to accept the position. He made (he decision after making a tentative salary demand of about 980,000 per year. He la currently city admlhfetrator of New Brunswick. N .J .. a tow n o f 4 0 ,0 0 0 . Fehrenbach said Wednesday ■alary waa not an taauc In hto Wo S r (S ^ ikriMUtona. more than half were for faulty equipment. 18 were written for unlawful speed and 14 for not using seatbelts. Other citations included foulure Lake Mary Police Sergeant Linda BeNtatr. who normally aerve* aa crime prevention youth d t e r In Lake Mary, commented on checking for expired driving permits, saying. "One misconception » that motortata often believe theta driver'* license expires at the end of ...... ' , ■■ ■*■ thefe birth month, when. in reality. It expires on the ___ _____ ___________ with resisting arrest and Dl battery on a potice officer whan he reportedly refused to Sheriff's communications supervisor quite T can ten you I have not slept well during the last live or six nights." Fehrenbach said from hla New Brunewlck office Wednesday. "I'm very pleased they selected me. It Is a won­ derful position for anyone In my field.’' "When I received the propoaal. tt made me spend a great deal oeai of c time thinking about the □M D I • . m u n m m T ------------ ----- Horrid etaffwriter SANFORD - Seminole County S h e r iff’ s C o m m u n ic a tio n s Supervisor Deborah Carutherm re­ signed Tuesday. The resignation is effective May 1. Sheriff John Polk aald (he resigna­ tion waa for personal, family-related reason* and Caruthers plana lo join her huaband In a family business. He aald her resignation fe not related to recent complaint* about delays In dispatch of calls through the sheriff’s 911 emergency dis­ patch center, which ahe has managed for more than three year*. Caruthers. S3, a fanner dispat­ cher. joined the sheriff’s staff In 1975 as a complaint taker. Her resignation comes amid con­ cerns about at feast two calls where live* were endangered. In one of those cases the caller by her husband who broke Into her bedroom and fatally wounded her. The rural Longwood woman had been shot twice In the face, and ran past the front door of her house lo phone for help. The sheriff's department transferred the call to the fire department and didn't dispatch deputies until 83__■f* the call » after “ came In. after Ihe phone connection was broken, as the killer attacked the woman and commuted suicide, rec□I Commissioner proposes nsw plan to (Inane# mall road davalopmant Wf W ................ Ita fM W in Wmir SANFORD - In an effort to save an Indianapolis developer s plan lo build a 3100 million mall here. Sanford Commissioner Herbert Eckstein nronnara "W hitey" Eckstein propose* the city share the cost* M butklins d for the mall wUh the developers. Melvin Simon and Aasoctaleslnc. The proposal. EckaUia aald today, won't coat the efty any more then | t they bet not be used to pay for Improvei required of tiro on "Fro trying lo save the mall.” Eckstein says. “ I'm trying to show Sanford's commitment to having the mall come here. Staaon has many mall plans in In tne the w works man piana orn throughout the country. It would be eoay far them to pull up and go IT1FI "tax trict to be o f the 817-acre mail atae Interstate 4-State toterchange as Simon sought T 1F aiewa the taxes created by new davriapmml to he dfearied for a _ up to 30 years and not mfegfod with other taxes for UCF on* atop ahtad of thagama In limiting admissions numbers S iV IS M M r ir iS i " Herald atoll w r i t e r ___________ SUBSCRIBE cooperate In the check, and a woman waa arrested on charges of issuing worthless checks and driving with a _ Bpringgand County* w Pallce Mocked three mam entrance* to Lake M ay from V am . to 11.15 am . Tim purpom o a h e b te k a ^ IJm S U o n - . Seminole County--------object to Simon a proposal Mostly cloudy today with a 30 percent chance o f rain. Highs In Ihe near (O i and guallng winds from the Northeast at 30 terialised Ui February to promote, the races and other waterfront Activities* * "People will come here and they will like what Ihey see and one of them will say Hey what Ihis place really needs la a dell or a muffler shop.* and they'll come back and they 'll stay." he said. Dave Farr, O realer Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director, stepped forward to address the half dosen racers who mugged for cameras and mixed with (he iple Sri IIWII Mostly cloudy and iwMd promote the three-dav race weekend that begins on May It. Organisers of the boat races to be held on the lake the weekend of May I I through 13 predicted that the three-day event would bring more than 25.000 spectator*. 35004)00 to the area. "W e are going lo act this water on ftre." said Tom Sayward. Inboard race chairman for the May 13and IScvent. "The Idea la lo pul Sanford on Ihe map." said Michael Hyama. one of the principals for Sunset Sparta , an oganUatton that ma­ ORLANDO - The University of Central Ptarida fe “ ahead of the game" In choosing the applicants U win accept far Ihe freshman das*. Rob Bbclnkopf. director of ad­ missions al the University or Central Ptarida. aald today. "T h e slate's Instructions are frn*b*«»g Univerrity System he saA riee Reed has In- etntetod Ihe preatdenu of the nine stole universities to keep a light lid on admissions to theta school* until the Legislature corow up wtth i Reed also warned college ad­ ministrators Tuesday Urol many lawmakers are |wg a measure that would guarantee university University officials are struggling to keep the quality **“ ■ quality of □ S 8 0 0 0 S «P a g lfA -r . t. f|,\ ' ’ . ‘ ‘i l l • - * .t v t Horn* at last Momma Osprey nturns lo ths oast after a long di y of starching for food lor hor babies. The neel Is localsd osar ths downtown marina wham watariowl often live, choo*‘nfl lo Ignore ths people and traffic Just slow hundred yards sway. T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D E 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 all 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Tuesday. 14 dsys sfter ths w oe grou n d ed by a inctton In Its power steering QfHfWfnDf o lhWllU W v V V I l V i Irngboa I M M T C IIlidlolAl H W IIV v l w IM M w VI CAPE C AN AV E R AL Engineers successfully "h ot fired" a new hydraulic power Launch had been planned for unit aboard the shuttle Discov­ next Wednesday but with work ery W ednesday, prom pting at pad 30-B running on or ahead NASA to move up the delayed of schedule. NASA managers __ advanced the flight one day after launch o f the ______ Hubble Space Tataaeona from next Wednesday the succaseftrl test firing of s new to Tuesday. auxiliary power unit, or APU. In "Everyone believes we're now Discovery's cramped engine ready to fly and all of us are compartment. TALLAHASSEE — Oov. Bob Marlines appointed Dade County Judge Juan Ram ires Jr. Wednesday to tho 11th Judletal Ctrcutt and named Miami attorney Jonathan Colby to the Dade County bench. Ramlres. 44. has been a Dade County Circuit Court Judge since IBM. Colby. 33. began his law practice in IBM. Ftattowtng his appointment to the bench. Colby withdrew from the race for the Dade Circuit Court seat held by Mary Ann MacKenste. p r o p e r ly . " two at 3 lie's o f the ■tm u lt'i thro* APUa malfunctioned. The APUa pmvide hydraulic power to the bienoe the e « l before been otter launch pod with a for steering during thedtm b to proceeded smootl wrplant during a critical 34.330-pound HubWe apace •minute "hot firing" that T e le s c o p e In to a re c o rd in at 3>45 a.m. Wednesday. 3aDmlle-litgh « M on ths Bac­ i l l i D iscovery deelared and day of lie mMMm. K the Hub- obscuring atmosphere, the gkmt i batteries ts la g c o p a 's n ea r-p erT o et tempt. The 94.B-tnch mirror sad a battery e f xn the tele- sen sitive Instrum ents a rt sa id a N A S A Dtacovery and Its B1.B MOIon payload, the moat expensive s a tellite , e v e r b u ilt, w ere ■.-tuNy/?' -Ml<|* Bill would oxpand drug-froo zone* far first-dapee murder OommlltBB Milt anwndnwnt lo limit totmt of tawmakort JudlcUry-Criminal Committee unanimously Wednesday. But Its sponsor warned the measure might run into trouble in the Appropriations Com­ mittee because of its price tag. estimated at around 0124 million.* • Lawmakers are struggling this yaar with a MM detention focUlty. During various at htmsatf Ova times, but mental health not a otftouo Bvirfrt f rtek u l did not toll Qf fry •igniflcuit th fftt to the life or n fcty o f the officer or w oiticf pcfBOfi* IjoWryWi for iiiis jajycc f hH* ind ihfrtffii Opnggy] |||C f)||| || Ef| lnspOOitkm OH prerogatives to enact stricter deadly-uae guidelines. But the Florida Police Benevolent Aeeoclallon Is lobbying far the measure. Bob Johnson. R-Aarsaota, said some ■ m u p ^ t f o i d ^ f o n ooly^when an offtear give O rd erin g Man or the criminal the first •hot." he said. Judge finds suBpaet Innocent baesusa of prosecutor's typo :i .. — ■ ■' ■ one year In jail, Wednesday by Martinet, weroBated. MnMadHseelHsmaMBnar oade County Judge Morton Arottetant stau attorneys Urn MIAMI - A Dade County A " * * Judge has dropped a resisting wsrtMartkm ■«— ■ rWTin* anest charge against a suspect ^ a rgu m en t w tth bls d* no* noUo,U* ,,n ,r' because the prosecutor's office gwtfrtend. Authorities sold the After. Ferrari railed wttnomoo made a typographical error man tfoemcned to click a gun to at trial and rooted her eaee. ruuwlng the wrong defondant on the womsn'a bead and kill her. defence lawyer Peter Cattles the paperwork. Pm— m i m mak ths r— m g h ded out ths error and astod Anthony Marlines. SB. was court, hut listed ths wrong £ jJ o £ f* come up with a caavtacti rmwm to prevent ths Judpi fro , J < * l? H « a » ^ —m . S S I L . "Mb M i M S T 2 l 2 t L m 5 Z i «a {m L ^ h lfa l M T a T S S td But CUttma aali It flMOSt I t* * * * . ‘>T»* y c"* l i lbM* ...Partly cloudy with the he AO's. Winds from ths MatS-lOmph. "*««wrra» MMpAV bSS^SSS^SSSb1•MHggg.FI SSSSr tmW av •h3vTMf— day through mild with ths 73 naytana Beeebi Waves are s feet and rough. Current Is m slightly south with a water mi temperoture o f 73 degrees. Bow .»• gm yraa B m h Waves n 4 4 a .1 1 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April IS, 1990 — SA 1Group approves C D B G projects SANFORD — Three Seminole County women are Jailed hero on Columbia County. Oe., warrants accusing them o f conspiracy to commit murder In Oeorgla in Feburery. These women and four other persona are accueed of conspiring to murder the ex-husband on Nadine Ktlaworth. 38, of Orlando, and the husband's present wife. Ellsworth was arrested earlier this month and la In the Orange County JaU. Arrealed here Wedneedey by agents o f the Plortde Department of Law Enforcement were: KDa Wilbanks Mahr. 84. 8330 U S. Highway 17-B3. Fern Part; her daughters Patricia Dentce Mahr. 30, 3733 OoMenrod Road Apt. I I IB. Winter Part; and Sandra Mahr Lilkenthat. 38. 135 Oarden Drive, Winter Springs. All are charged with conapriacy to commttt murder. The plan, agents said fed through when the vtedrae weren't at home when three men nmigned to UB them arrived. One of those men has been arrested In Oeorgts. SANFORD - The Sanford police Special Investigator* UnM report arresting five suspects during a warrants search o f a house at BOO W. Airport Blvd., Apt. 1803 , Wednesday high!. Some of the suspects are accused of being Involved In two earlier sales of cocaine to an Informant at that location on April H and 12. Residents at that address arrested Include: Michael Dsrriua Kondrackl. 31. charged with conspiracy to sell cocaine and possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia; and Alicia Dawn Howell, IB, races those charges phis sale and delivery of cocaine. Matthew Scott Johnson, 24, 004 Casa Part Villa. Winter Springe, wax charged-with conspiracy to sell cocaine and possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Uaa Denise Johnson. 30. of the same address, was charged with possession nf cocaine and marijuana and drug paraphernal. James Phillip Read III. 22. of the same address was charged with pnaaeielon of cocaine and drug paraphemaUs. SANFORD - Nearly 31.3 million In projects has been recommended far the Seminole County community development program by a citizen's advisory committee. Members of the Community Development Block drant (CDBOI Com m ittee met Wednesday night to review IS requests for neighborhood improvement and other com m u n ity d e ve lo p m en t p ro je c ts throughout the county. The committee is comprised of residents of the seven cities and seven low-income areas of the county. CAC members branched out from their typical roadway paving and drainage profor housing Improvements. Including 3300.000 for Sanford's housing rehabilita­ tion . Th ey recom m ended spending 3100.000 for a county emergency housing repair program, which will be managed by Sanford's Community Development DeCAC m em bers also recom m ended 340.000 be spent for an economic develop­ ment study or the unincorporated Winwood Part arcs near Altamonte Springs City Hall. The area la known for drug sates and requested the study to determine how vacant parcels in the area can be developed Into Job-producing (Hotnesses. Among the topics that will be studied Is how signmeant a barrier the neighborhood's crime would be to redevelopment. County commissioners will review the list May fl and will schedule a public hearing for May 33. Pinal adoption is scheduled for June IB. The protects will be financed by federal CDBG dollars, expected to top tl.S million this year, said Buddy Balagla. county community development analyst. To be eligible, projects must be In neijtfiborhood* where the average annual income in at least BO percent of the households be no more than 190.000 far a family of four. The 11 projects recommended by the CAC are; •3310.000 far engineering and same right of way purchases for the multi-year Midway drainage protec t County officials had requested more than $1 million to see the project through construction, but CAC membet s decided that amount would use nearly all the CDBQ money. •370,000 to pave and install drainage along Tipton Road and a portion of Carltile Drive in Casselberry. •3172.900 to extend Sanford water lines seeking to belter themselves. •3115.000 for designing a paving and drainage project on Lake Mobile Drive In Winwood Park. The county had requested an additional 3360.000 for const ruction. • 3300,000 for Sanford's housing re­ habilitation program. Sanford had requested 3300.000. 33170.000 for design, paving and in­ stallation of a drainage system on Queen Avenue In Johnson HIIleast of Oviedo. •3100.000 for a county emergency repair program for low- and moderate-income homeowners. The program will be ad­ ministered by Sanford for unincorporated residents. 3330.000 for a new van for the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. •31SS.000 for design and paving of West 33rd Street In Lockhart's Subdivision west of Sanford. •340.000 for the Winwood Park econom­ ic development study. lanlord minJailafl on oocafoaohoy SANFORD — Police here report confronting an alleged drug dealer, who reportedly tried to evade them at Sonny's (fool Hall. 8. Sanford Avenue. Wednesday afternoon. Police said they searched Edgar Lavent Lemon Jr., IB. 400 Pine Ave., Sanford, and found cocaine, teas than 30 grama of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He was arrested for possession of that contraband. LAKE MARY - Members or the Lake Mary Community Im­ provem ent Association are expected to vote Monday on the possible sale of their building to the City of Lake Mary. According to Lake Mary City Manager'John Litton, the city already owns the three-acre 260 N. Country Club Road lot on which the building la located, but not the actual structure. The 4.300aqusic-foot multi-purpose building was bull! with private donattona collected by CIA. Some CIA members have op­ posed the sale, saying city resi­ dents would be paying for the community a second time by allowing the dty to pay for It with tax dollars, others support the Idea of selling the buUalng because It would allow the group to turn tta attention to other civic Woman foread from homa WINTER SPRINGS - A man who allegedly grabbed a woman by the arm and forced her from their Winter Springs house Wednesday afternoon has been arrested by city police here. Crald D. rondo. 34.303 Couri-C Cam Part. Is charged with battery. expected the membership to agree to sell, and that the city commlaskmerd would agree to purchase It for a community center to serve various groups and organisations In the area. He aald some Income could be derived through renting the fa­ cility for weddings or other private gatherings. I f the decision to sell Is approved. Litton sold, "the Lake Mary City Commissioners will probably begin their discussion on the project at the May B meeting. Due to a reporting error, 11waa During Its March 13 meeting. Incorrectly reported In a story CIA's board of dlrectars voted to last week that the Sanford City taka the question of selling, the PnnMTitotlnii had iVrmlTrif nn 11 bWdmg top ic full membership. . _____ ___ Randy Morris. CIA president, parka. The commission will consaid the organisation simply aider .the curfew qAirti W «tin g ''cannot afford to maintain the April 23. Spring Break drives ALTAMONTE BPRINOS - Earl Wmtey Maddox. 30. BOO Ford Drive. Altamonte Springs, waa charged Wednesday night with sale of contsrfett cocaine and poaamafon to deliver Saks crack, and pomraaton of drug paraphernalia. He allegedly sold a ptoceof the take drug to a City County Investigative Bureau agent tn rural Altamonte Springs. Seminole County DUI meet SANFORD - The following person faces a charge of driving under the Influence in Semlnote County: •Kevin Ray Mertllal. 31, of Jacksonville Beach, was arrested at 1:49 a m. Wednesday after be made an Ulegal U-turn on State Road 436 at Palm Springs Road, Altamonte Springs. LAKE MARY - Prices of gaso­ line at service stations In the Orlando area, which Includes Seminole County, were up only slightly for the past month according to Kathleen Wilkins, public affairs manager si tbe Labe Mary. In this area, full service regu­ lar unleaded gasoline averaged 31.43 WIO per gallon: mid-grade unlsadrd waa 3I.B2. up onetenth of a cent; and premium waa 31.BB 7/10. up a half cent. SANFORD - When the San­ ford Housing Authority com* mlaatnn meets tonight, one of Ihs faauss to be addm i i il la what appears to be a deteriorat­ ing relationship between the m' I™ (JC F holds Inaugaration ORLANDO - Steve Altman. University of Central Florida lealdsntT will be tnaugsrated PVflSTs H en la a schedule o f In• L e c tu r e by O en n a d y Oenstmov. official spokesman for Mikhail Qorbachev. UCF Student Centre Auditorium. m she aald. normally Self service prices were hated at 31.06 for regular unleaded.' up just over a cent; mid-grade. 31.17 3/10. up a half cent per gallon, and premium at 31.30 We're your local bank. Wa’ra not run by a faraway corporal* office dictating lending or borrowing pollciti In our local community. Wa keep your monay working bora at homa. W« donrt haw* to aand your dapoalti and capital out of town, out of atata, out ot region or even out of the country. Wa invast back in the community by making your deposits available right hare for loan* In your IlCIHflFI®'tQKf1 n And because we’re locally controlled, we're respon­ sive to your needs as well as thoM of the community. •elusday, April at •Business Policy Case Com­ petition for teams of seniors who Solves huainrm problem. CK8A H Building. Sa.m. Wednesday, A pril «S • P re s id e n t’ s B reakfast, rsvard campus. Cocoa. • a.m. •President's Lunch. Daytona n^cm puftttKioii* • P r e s id e n t 's B ar-B -Q Sem inole National Bank �W ILLIAM iusn«ei*M ) 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. M771 Area Code 407*322*2611 or B3I-0BB3 E D ITO R IA L S FDIaper dilemma The campaign aome environ mentallata have been waging agalnat dtapoaable diapers has generated plenty of heat but not much light. What began aa an effort to demonstrate how consumers can help reduce America's solid waste problems has wound up providing convenience we could ah do better without, a symbol of the throwaway society. They currently swaddle 00 percent of the O million Americana under 90 months of age. And alnce each Idd on average goes through 4,000 changes on the way to toilet training, (hat puts roughly 1BJ billion used diapers Into A RUSHER Baker’s U.S. suffers moral myopia SAN FRANCISCO - Well over a year has gone by xince James Baker achieved his longstanding ambition to become secretary of state, and It ta possible to make out. now. the general outlines o f hla notion of how the Job ought to be discharged. Unfortunately, the prognosis isn't promising. Uniquely among the world’s major nations, the United States has. from Its Inception, stood for freedom, other nations — Britain and France, for example — have themselves been free as long, or even longer. But they have been compromised by their Invuivsumnt the power politics of Europe and the blight colonialism In a way, and to an extent, that the United State* was fortunately able to avoid. Aa a result, this country’s Identifica­ tion with principles, and especially with the p rin cip le o f freedom , la recogn ised throughout the world. Aa the late President Chung Chlng-kuo of the Republic of China (Taiwan) once said to . “ If the United States doesn’t far freedom, what the •It Inability oT such brilliant Richard Nixon and Henry the profound importance of this I that led them Into such blunders w their repellent detente with the elderly thugs whs 3 run Red China. To obtain a "China card" to play In the Cold War with the Soviet Union, they gravely sullied---------------- ------ this country’s repu tatkm far devotion to the cauw of freedom. Today, w the Cold War fades, we find o u r s e lv e s a l i l l sa d d led w ith an e m b a r r a a a ln g "frien d sh ip " with D en g 'A C o.,' who have juat renewed their credentials as murderers by their p e r fo r m a n c e In Tiananmen Square. U n f o r t u ■ nately. there Is con I n UBWo n so l atderable evidence Enu»*ni that our current secEurope reiary o f Mate suffers managsd to . *-*. obtain their m y o p ia . In th e fr e e d o m on particular case o f Baker's watch. J China. to put the entirely on President Buah) twice JA C K 'W m * . WASHINGTON - The CIA haa collected evidence that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein may have paid a 238.000 cash reward and Mlowcd the use of a late model Mercedes Bens to the Iraqi pilot responsible for the "accidental” missile attack In 1887 on the U A S . Stark. Thirty-seven U A M ilan died tn the attack on the Stark, and the Iraqis quickly apololaed and offered 27.38 m illion In compensation. The Star* waa protecting shipping lanes In the Persian Gulf Qulf during the height o f (he I ran-Iraq war when it ipob, twp..antt*ahlp m icelles, from i* ». Iraqi warplane. One was a duditba other t i y a iiv n iiu ti DAVID S. B R O D E R Washington eludes tax revolt ■Letlets lo the editor ace welcome. All fetters must foe signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a .alnghlc subject and be as brief aa possible.. Let lent -are subject lo editing. ’■avcroments from the pcqparty tax ta a per-capita "poll Uu," were (Wing the Mraets and burning Prime Minlater Margaret That* chertaefllgy. Thatcher'a popularity tea sunk to the point that aeveral o f the moat aetute British politicians (know now consider her chaaec# of winning a fourth term decidedly bleak. Bccauac American poMtlca fallowed the Brltlah pattern all through the Eight lea, a defeat for the Tortea In the next federal election would Inevitably raiae aome miration about the certainty of the RepubMoono* wtrmtnga fourth conaecultye White Honwe victory in i w l . Still, (he striking fact la the abnenre o f a national lax revoltTwee. True. In • nmnbrc of CthdW M tttty or* gotting a substantially mlae o f "no new taaea" baa hMMlmed tbla city •ffridM a lax revolt If aa N 't an bony, far the lateat Buah budget plainly a «y i that with federal taxes pegged at IS A percent of the grpae y 11" — 1product Americana are paying more far the support o f the national gow n- —a m llcy which the --------------------------tax chnnfN oT more recant yearahaa begun to mitigate. Suit liberal economists Ilka Brookings’ Henry Aaron and conaervativea like Heritages Daniel J. Mitchell agree that the baatc dlatrtbulion of Income baa become more unequal. Wbde all emegartaa o f famtllco have wen aome locreaac In earalnga alnce the rrrratann ended in I M 2, the wealthy are gtttlng a ■utaHntfaHy Mgfer aharc of the pie. Second, the experts agree that because latiaaa laa rates have been reduced steadily during this period, while payroll taaea to support laocial Security have fane up. “ It can he argued pretty persuasively." aa con* aervallve Mitchell said, "that the middle class has a higher laa burden than before Ronald Reagan toob office. And the rich have escaped brmum not ak their Income Is subject to the > tea revolt? Pint do net respond tc taxes. It said that ' ‘the super-rich have received an average tea cut o f *82. IM each," while "nine out of ten American families actually are paying a higher share of their Incomes tn overall federal laaru than they did" In 1977. Kostettkowaki and the liberal lobbyUta aat back and waited far the public outcry. They'.e atUl waiting, .’ Why-/ In pan because they bad Uhcd the figures to make a |nhUral pnlat, The yean they used for comparison. IB77 nod 1MO. 1 ANDER SON Attack on Stark was no accident plastics Industry offered to malm diaper liners that would break down Into little pieces very •quickly after use. But that Juat made the en viro n m en talists m ore an gry . The availability of lUgrirtahfe plastic, they com* LETTERS TO EDITOR secretly dispatched hla own highest deputy and the National Security Council director to Peking soon after Tiananmen Square, to obtain promises of better behavior that remain glaringly unfulfilled lo this day, And still mote recently. In the case of Lithuania, the Baker policy seems far mare concerned with keeping Mikhail Oorbachev In power In the Soviet Union than with recognising and encouraging the Indepen­ dence o f a small nation whose absorption by the Soviet Union FDR refused lo recognise even In the midst of World War II. Where. In fact, alnce Baker look the helm, has UA. foreign policy Mood unambiguously far freedom anywhere In the world? Not In . Cambodia, where our strongest current allies are the Khmer Rouge. Not In Angola, where Jonas Savtmbi la being subjected to the military salami tactics of G orbachev's wellsupplied puppets as are stand by and watch. Not in Nicaragua, where the administration was clearly ready to accept a Sandlnlsta victory and compel the contras to do likewise. Not even In Panama, where a powerful Internal coup was allowed lo sputter out, and only the resulting criticism and Noriega's growing Insolence finally provoked a U.S. response. Uon. Thai “ the rich richer.” through government policy, does not offend middle* d a w and poor Americana nearly as much aa the Mhorufa would like. Second, bccauac moat of the Increase In the federal lax burden comes from rising payroll taaea ta auppwt Racial Security, the potential angsr tofftffsetod fa? the Widespread hrhef that ■artal Sscurity-ta the moat prccioua federal prnpam. Thaw taxes plainly are buying fire that nearly sank the ship. Baaed on CIA doc* u m e n ts . Ir a q i sources and Arab le a d e rs c lo s e to Huaaeln. w e have f HuM dntifld g3t“ru" u“ Hussein had been sae*ty,f M an furious with the United SIM M •boutt ha furious with the United States for several year* about the American policy o f neutrality In the long Iran-lraq war. The volatile Huaaeln was further incited far White House admissions in November IS M that the United Stales had sold several anil-lank and anti-aircraft weapons to Iran. Hussein ordered the deliberate attack on a U.S. ship, which had to appear accidental, according lo our sources. To be certain of success two planes were actuMly sent. U.8. officials accepted the official expiana* Uon of the accident from the Iraqis, but harharod enough auapfetana to ask Huaaeln lo allow American Investigators to conduct their own probe. Only minimal aid and Information was provided tbe Investigators by Iraq. Within days o f the attack. Huaaeln sent then-President Rbnald Reagan a letter laced to " heartfelt condolences'' wtth "sorrow and regret .an not Hussein's Unck record over the years — hia {Mu o f poison gas on hla own population, hia to acquire l We have reported that after trips to Baghdad, Hussein allegedly executed a Cabi­ net minister who irritated hlmt he Mole a wife from her husband who feared he'd be executed If he resisted, and almost had hla oideM son executed In a fit o f rage over a shooting Incident In which his son killed a favorite bodyguard. Other chapters In hla volatile history auMtoft.ths theory that Huaaeln could ordered the Stark bombing put of pique. The story most repeated In Iraq lo ou the notion that Huaaeln la a man who gets what he araots concerns a cabinet minister who several years ago suggrUrd that Huaaeln resign to being about peace with Iran. The unfortunate fellow waa aaked lo step the Cabinet meeting. Huaaeln allegedly shot the dissident and returned to resume the meeting. Another Huasejn tale Involves a top health official who waa reportedly executed when Huaaeln found that medical supplies he had ordered arrived with old expiration dates. In another story. Huaaeln suspected that some military officers had burned down a building to disguise the fact that they were stealing Hussein responded by ordering execution far every suspect. Hussein's chief weapon has always been terror, both In domestic and foreign relations. By banning typewriter*. Huaaeln haa afeo pro >mptro dtownt. On our recent vtaU. our hotel with many amenities for the would not slow guests to they made carbon typewriters tafarHuaaet �m w oW 4* r -r?rxH| m Klan challenges law C o u n ty A tto r n e y B ob really bad the i t —on 1 er those factors until no Fehrenbacti a id hi currently going thi severe budget crunch « forced a reduction In t liana of the city, Aa i the reductions. which were caused by a pant creating aa even larger surge o f ty colieaea and then trsnefcr la applications. ' the state system as junior*. "W e are net alone in raising Nearly three-quarter* o f the our toot scores." Shdnkopf askT system's current enroMmaat ore the same com plaint taker' ”— *— ‘—*—*— Mb f-ftsni daughters. Mlaay, Sanford. Aprtt 17. at her rentbe was bora Aug. 11. i Scranton. Pa., and .to O rla n d o fro m ■Main IM S. Bbe was a otaa meaagrr and a o f tbs rnupegsttonal Brwaf a She was a >f the Bedes and Breus ib, Orlando. *a tnrtudr daughters, MMRI BBOTTB roods Betts. 64. 146 art. Banfsrd. died at Oeatrai Plortda Vital,Sanford. Barn , S.C. be moved to m Jacksonville in a a retired techaicsl utln MartetU and a it was a member of ■hey Country Chib. m «ji IT n jl „ _ M S u rv iv o rs In clu d e w ife . M argaret: sone, W Ade D .. Shreveport. La., Mlcah M.. Rrad ia f ni dau#Uaw. Cikn & Smith. Orlando. Laura Jean Owtna. Bowie. Md.. Linds O. Henry. Behann mother. Leslie, Abbeville; brother. Hubert M. J r.. Abbevilc: three grandchildren O a h la w a P a r k C a m e - ML Raymond Thomas Capo Sr., 67. 600 Lake M ills Road, Chuluota. died Tuesday at W m terPart Memorial Hospital, Barn May 16. 1082. In Pun*suUwney, Pa., be moved to Chuluota from Louisville. Ky.. in I960. He was the retired preaident and general manager of gastern Cement RegtonTlinkote Co. and a member of the Bt. Josep h 's C atholic Church. He i i m OOUn. — VgUtSOKTa was a Navy veteran of World * • * *?■ * * *J War n ana a member of the mmm t« k * T mb b» «2uwue Am erican . Legion. Portland * r —a. af.uajmarw cs— Survivors include wife. Esther Roaci son. Raymond Thomas Jr.. Nashville. Tcnn.; daughters. —, - r , m L a u ra L y n n e. A lta m o n te Borings. Mary Lou Andrews, Chuluota; brothers. Anthony Capuano. Eugene Capuano. both o f C an ton . O hio: sls te ra , Oertntde Potter. Mary Louise OarnxL Betty Stewart. Bileen Lyons. Connie Lawson. Norma H errin, all of Canton: four araodchildren. BurkettVWcbbrr Union Park W I L L I A M BOW ABB HOLLOWAY JR. William Edward Holloway J r. 54. 1287 Upaala Rd.. Sanford, died Wednesday at hia realdeuce. Bom June 14. 1635. In Zellwood. he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida, lie. eras a heavy equipment operator and a Navy veteran. �t • iMnaaVwvm IN TUI € IftCVIT COMIT 0# T ld IIMTICIfTH t M. l/fc/»A4MALTAR ITM9o k i l f t CM IT FTIH IVIN AWICMi UVtWH.FJL. ttM I.U •r >a i .1 anuMMi Forthecynont rotecoll... Vrtl * r »o �over global warming Instead, the conference ended Rani i rMinn la which UJk offlclals grudgingly accepted European aaaertlone that lm-’ mediate action - not juat more research — was needed an etobal warming. Under strand pressure Rom European delegates. U.8. of* Retain were forced Wednesday to beofc off carter efforts to locus the caafaraaee an faetar Internatlenal cooperation on studies to resolve “ uncertaintics" about the acliaoc of global Anti-prlce-fixlng legislation w in s U .S . H o u se approval -----------------3N — A bill to at lews against tag was Rouse ts wanUnda the alike!? veto by Rood o f lawsuits against manufacturers, The bjU passed Wrrtnredy on s 385-187 vela end was sent to the Senate, where a sim ilar bill recently was m iTTM iesa to reports Wednesday that Moscew tf od gram the Soviet Union to the M tbs BaHtc republic. White House MtM PlUwater said. “ We don't have ASpsdsI 3 Week Course: -PR A C TIC A L SURVIVAL PROCEDURES FOR THE 1990's directly In thru ittm^AndthoZ It desired, the oomptetsd formemay be aooompantedby a photograph(professional prs«erre<|of anyslmtobepubttahedlnblacfcandwhllewHhthe announoement. The newspaper reserve! the right to refect any photograph that Hoannot reproduce. Photographa may be pleked up after pubitest ton oru n be returned by maMH aeoempaaied with an (flOSRHVIMlS M i gpEddlEQEE l pyEkihEd IE RlE •anfonT Herald Sunday edition of the People section. tntereated only in more research ’Th e chmate change debate t not about rt March vemia ac tlon.” Bush toM drts p las In hi speech dosing the conference ‘ W e'Ve never ronstdersd re search a substitute far action. " W e a re co m m itte d t( dom estic and Internationa policies that are environmental!; aggressive, effective sad sft) ctent." Bush said. "Let us net ther grieve nor quarrel but ac on what we know a M hdp " Congress starts budget debate �provisional activity" of Solidarity, which was banned far eight years, he said. "This congress, first o f all. will produce a program of action. Our road was a very difficult one." he said. A ilecade slier Its remarkable birth. Solidarity Is In trouble. Its membership has slumped from 10 million In Its heyday to no more than 2 million now. and many Poles say they don t realty know what Solidarity represents anymore — a mass movement, a union, or a political party. • Solidarity o p «it emeM Congrats Contras, Sandlnistas naar caasa-Hra GDANSK. Poland — Solidarity leader Lech Walesa today called to order the union's first congress since before msrtlal law more than eight years ago. with the future direction of the weakening Solidarity movement at slake. The only previous congress of the Independent trade union, whose rise In 1900 shook the communist world, look place three months before martial law was declared to subdue II on Dec. 13.1981. "W ith this congress, we end the underground and MANAQUA. Nicaragua - Contra rebels and the Nicaraguan government were near areement on a cease-fire and rebel disarming, which President Daniel Ortega said would not affect next week's transition of power. "This (transition) Is Independent of whether the civil war continues In the country or whether civil war Is eradicated in the country." Ortega said Wednesday regarding his scheduled handing of power April 25 to Prrmidcnt•elect Vtoleta Chamorro of the National Oppoailon Union, or UNO. Hostage release possible BEIRUT. Lebanon - The W hile House and Stale De­ partment met with caution a pro-IranIan group's statement that It would Itoe by Friday one of three Americans It has held hostage for more than three years. Sources told Arabic radio Wednesday that the Islamic Jihad For the Ltberatlbn of Palestine would release hostage Jesse Jonathon Turner. 42. a former mathematics teacher at Beirut UnlversMy College who was kidnapped along with two other U.8. professors and a native of India on Jan. 24.1987. The group made the dedarslion tn a one-page statement delivered to a Western news agency In the Moslem sector of the Lebanese capital. "In response to an urgent appeal by the Islamic RepubMc of Iran to make a goodwill Initiative to dose this (hostage) Ole and In reaped to Syrian efforts, are have decided to move this Issue by releasing an American cap­ tive within 48 hours," the group said. Attached to the statement was a Polaroid photograph showing a bony and haggrrd Turner. He had a thick, dark beard and waa wearing a white T-shirt. The Damascus-based corre­ spondent o f the Arabic-speaking BONN - East and Weal Oermany will eliminate controls between the two countries m time for the summer holldaya, said officials discussing German unification. 20fswsddssd In Panama ertsft PANAMA CITY. Panama — A Panamanian airliner ran Into a flock of birds and crashed Into the Pacific Ocean minutes slier takeoff Wednesday and 90 of the 22 people on board were missing and feared dead, authorities and the airline said. Four of those aboard Aerooertas Flight 451 from Contadora Istimd to Panama City were US. dtltens. Aeroperlas Issued a statement Identifying the Americana aa Anita Heck, Carl Meek. Uaa Largfaw and Richard Poux. Their home towns were not Immediately available. , * ★ TH E ★ ** ★ M OST ★ _ , * * IN C R E D IB L E * * * ★ SALE EV ER ★ FRIDAY, APRIL 20,1990 From Noon (12:00) to 9:00 PM The general public it invited to what will only be called the GREATEST SALE EVER In Heillg-Meysrs History!! Everything In the store will ba on sale!! Our Entln Inventory la offered to voull DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO 8AVE! assaying. The sources said the U J. dUaen would regain freedom as a result of Joint Iranian-Syrian efforts aimed at freeing all foreign hostages, i S yrian F oreign M in ister Farouk A1 Shama visited Iran last month to convey a mrmags from Syrian President Hafei Assad to his Iranian counterpart. K gr r K NO $$$S DOWN ON BEDDINQI* *199" *299" *339" *399" LIMITED QUANTITIES SO HURRY! • *WITH APPROVED CREDIT $ 9 0 0 9 9 • n S S uss- «F Televisions 6 Electronics Price Gvcrlt . M i l* Appliances o V v V H O fM O rS t n lillf l OPEN AN ACCOUNT TO DAY! 110P 8. FRENCH AVE. refinery. SANFORD, FLORIDA (407)322-7953 �THURSDAY anford Herald INSIDE: ■Paopla, Pag* SB ■Classified, Paga ■Com ics, Paga 61 Patriots not 4A-5 crown IN BRIEF Sixer* don’t want showdown No. 5. Paul Parquharson fell behind 3-0 in the first set before rolling to a 6-3, 6-1 triumph over Brian Signer of Winter Park. The No. I doubles team of Apoel and Steve Sigourney posted a 6-2. 6 2 victory over White and Jake Oarman of Lake Mary. "A ll the kids played well today," said Lake Brantley coach Prank Gooch. "But It was our depth that won It. Everyone knew Appel teas The Philadelphia 7flera want nothing to do with the Boston Celtic* come Sunday. By then, they want the Atlantic Division title sealed. "W e're definitely going In there to win and hope we clinch It," guard Hereey Hawkins said. "Hopefully, the game Sunday will mean nothing. That's what we want." Hawkins scored a season-high 31 points Wednesday night, sending the 76er* to a 124-113 home victory over the Indiana Pacers. One more victory by the 7Her*, or ooe loss by Boston, would give Philadelphia Its first division title since 1983. In other games. Boston beat Orlando 133-112. Cleveland stopped New Jersey 100-93. Charlotte topped Miami 98-91, San Antonio stopped Utah 102-93, Portland nipped Phoenix 128-120 In overtime and Oolden Stale grounded the LA Clippers 133-120. N*w officers to bo olootod SANFORD — The Florida Citrus Sports Association, organiser* and sponsors of the Cilms Bowl, will elect Its new boitrd of directors' officers during Us annual meeting tonight aboard the river ship Orand Romance. Also, president-elect Butch Von Weller will lake over as president while past president Bob Mathetson will assume the duties of chairman of the board and Install the 10 new directora. • Barnett Bank will present the Past Chairman Trophy to Paul Roddy, who served as chairman of the board for 198690 while the PCSA’s Chairman. Volunteer and Rookie of the Year will be honored. On the new board of directors are Incumbents Chris Kay. Harold Ufvendahl. JefT O'Hara. Chuck Ogllvle. BUI Brown. Lee Chlra. Charlie Emerson. Rich Flldes and David Butphln. Joanne Grant will also join the board, replacing John Chrlsllson. in. the Tampa Bay it^iTSarlng fhMl and no premium player to match a glaring need. _ The Buccaneers are coming off their second consecutive 611 season and enter the fourth year of the Ray Perkins regime desperately seeking a pass rusher deluxe. No defensive lineman had more than four tacks In 1989 as Tampa Bay refstered 33 sacks and yielded an average of M points per game. Oiler* blow out King* EDMONTON. Alberta - Flawless goaltending by BUI Ranford and a solid checking effort ■parked the Edmonton Oilers Wednesday night toa 7-0 rout over the Los Angeles Kings In the first game of their Bmythe Division final. Ranford had a relatively easy night as hie teammates smothered the King's top scon*, with rorecbecking. He made 23 saves for the shutout. ' . , Hanford came up with Mg saves on shots from the slot by Totkl EUk and Steve Duchesne but otherwise was not severely tested. Esa Tlkkanen lead the OUer wipers with two Jason Appel (loll) won th# No. 1 slnglas championship, then teamed up with Steve Slooumey (right) to win the No. 1 double* crown, helping guide Lake Brantley to the 4A-Dlstrtct Bteam title and next week's state tournament. one point to defending state tltllst Winter Park 27-20. Boone finished third with 23 points. The Lake Brantley boys won the Nos. I, 3. 4 and 3 singles as well as the No. I doubles to secure a spot In next week's state championship at Hillsborough Community College In Tampa. Jason Appel was the winner at No. 1 singles with a 60. 6 0 rout of Jascn While of Lake Mary. Scott Ryan picked up the No. 3 singles championship with a 61. 6-4 victo­ ry over Reston Orosch o f Dr. Phillips. At No. 4. It was Jonathan Johnson taking the measure of Daniel Oast I of Lyman 64. 63. At Rams take advantage of snakeblt Seminole* Lake Mary finished Juat a point out of second with 24 points. A win over Lake Brantley at the No.l doubles would have given the Rams atieforaecond. "I was surprised we beat Winter Park's No. 1 team to get a shot a Lake Brantley, so we are pleased with our finish." said Lake Mary coach Mike Morton. "I'm very proud of finishing third with this team.” The other two championship matches saw Regan Poston of Winter Park win the No. 2 singles with a victory over Ryan Rogers of Lyman and the No. 2 doubles team of Wood and Barley of Winter Park defeating the duo from Boone. Royals take SANFORD — Join us now as we join Seminole High School baseball roach Mike Powers In his search for the elusive "Big Hit." around H*FYBBflfyTrfhe ,,Blg-fW rT "It's been like that all year." said has been conspicuously absent around Sanford, contributing to the Power*, who Is trying to figure out fact that the Seminole* have lost 11 how to get his 618 club (2-10 In the SAC) ready for next week's 3Aone-run games this year. On Wednesday night at Sanford District 8 tournament In Kissim­ Stadium. Seminole got a glimpse of mee. In comparison. Lake Mary coach the "Big Hit" as Lake Mary used It liberally In handing the Tribe an 63 Allen Tuttle and the Rams. 17-8 loss In a Seminole Athletic Confer­ overall and 161 In the conference; now turn their attention to Friday ence contest. White It seemed like the visiting night's conference championship Rams were able to exploit every game with Lake Brantley. The game mistake made by Seminole, the Is scheduled for 7 p m. at Lake Tribe was unable to do the same. In "ifhat's the way ll*s supposed to four Innings, the first two Seminole batters reached base while In a fifth, be." said Tuttle. "It's supposed to two of the first three hllters reached come down to the last game of the base. Seminole converted on Just Experienced Patriots knock off Lio n s Orioles drop to S-3. In the first gunc, the Cardinals gave Merfcerson a SO tend to work with in the top of the first toning. He made it stand up. not allowing a run until Wayne Branton walked, stole two bases and came home on Bernard Embry's single In the bottom of the fifth Inning. Offensively, the Cardinals were Herald Correspondent ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Nothing replace* expertence. Although It can't be seen, heard, tasted. sraeUed or touched, when a team has It. they urn to their advantage. Teams that don't have It can only hope - II UO nPw S S £d ay night. Lake Branlfey used their big-game experience to come back and defeat Oviedo 163 In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball contest, setting up a showdown between the Patriots and Lake Mary on Friday to determine the SAC champion. "It'S got to help you. The better the competition you play, the better you get." staled Lake Brantley coach kike Smith, whose learn competed last week In □Baa Patriots, Patfs SB Kings superstar s good scoring chance. Bloos hold off Slaefchewfc* CHICAGO - Rod Brtnd'Amour scored a pair of goals. Brett Hull notched Ida sixth of (he playoffs and the St. Louis Blues and goallender Vince Rlendeau slaved off a furious Chicago comeback Wednesday night to defeat the Blackhawks 4-3 In the opening game of the Norris Division final. , . Game 2 Is shedufed for Friday night at Chicago Stadium, and the beat«jf-seven series then shifts to Bl. Louis Arena far Games 3 and4. Rlendeau. making his ftret M at of the playoffs due to a shoulder Injury lo Curtis Joseph, was brilliant In the last 29 minutes, when the Blackhawks outshot the Blues 2613. The second-year god tender stopped a point-blank slapshot by Wayne Preafey with one second left to preserve the win. ______________ ______ LONGWOOD — Chalk one up for good karma. Wednesady night high school baseball actloo si Lyman featured commanding pitching performances and Just Juat enough good f_ fortune for **" the *«'“.“*visiting Silver r ._ .: f“ lake home a 2-0 win. ^ Hawks from Lake Howell to take Dwayne Clark recorded the victory on the strength of a slx-strtkcout. two-hit performance. Almost aa effective was Chuck Lamb of the Greyhounds. Lamb went the distance loc the Io h , iurftndcf1n| Jud four hit*. Inc most damaging o f which came under airange h » ,to u . pm .y t o * " aald Andino. "The way It bounced up la Juat part of the storming bock, scoring 13 Umes before falling Just short of lying Ike Even without Bird, Celtics send Magic to another lost Trailing 1616 In tbs opening pqfod._ Boaton BOSTON - Kevin McHaie scored 33 points, including 14 In the third quarter, to lead six players In double figures as the Boaton Celtics defeatrd the Orlando Magic 133-112 Wednesday □ 3 p m. Met*. (LI circumstances. WUh two out In ll*e fourth Inning, designated hitter Bob Andino smashed a bad-hop single that kangarooed Into right field to knock In Bobby Coleman from second ^ f t e victory kept the second-place Celtics two games behind the Atlantic Division-leading Philadelphia 70rr%. who won their game against the Indiana l*acers. Boston plays the Chicago Bulla Friday at home while the 7fiera travel In Drtrott to play ihc Pistons, also on Friday. The two Iranis conclude the regular season Sunday against each oilier to Philadelphia. Should Boston rumr Into Philadelphia a game brliind the 7tiers, and win Sunday. Ihr Celtics scored the neat 15 points to go up 31-18. Leads had 7 points during the drive, while McHaie and Pariah chipped In with 3 each. Orlando, after falling behind 3620. dosed the first quarter with 9 straight points. 4 by rookie forward Michael Celtics, on Bagky s bank shot off the backboard, went up 31-41 early In the second quarter. Orlando cut the margin to 3 points. 8653. late In the quarter, but a 62 periodclosing run by Boaton. with one second left, gave the Celtics a 64-37 trad it the half Mellale’s 14 third-quarter points helped ibe Celtics extend their lead to 10. 94-84, going Into Ihc final period. O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R E A , READ T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD D A ILY �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida — Ttvuftdty, April 19, 1910 Killer Bees finally put Wednesday title away S T A TS & STAND IN G S Prem alaftroM M a ^ -----■ S B BB---------------SANFORD — After being on the verge o f clinching (he chantptonshlp In the Sanford Recreattoo Department Wednesday BtowpMch Softball League for four weekt. the KlUer Killer Beet finally dalmed the tlUe latl night by wtnning the laat game of the twekeUel IriM*. -m. U tt WrirMUt* WWy.rtm .Ma*. '!;SF£!i:*tm b the earlier conteat Wednes­ day. Harrar Aluminum Producia b e a t th e S a n fo rd P o lic e Pem vofont Aaaoc. 10-9, forcing the Kdkr Beet Into a muat-wtn situation. And that they did. knockhM off Whiskey River 9-7. The final aundtnga have the Killer Btea at 9-3 followed by H arcar IB -4). BPBA (B-B), Whiskey River (0-71 and RMC Corporation (3-10). Harcar faulll a 10-3 lead through five tnnlnga before BPBA rallied In the laat two toainm acartng five runs tn the ateth Ihune and two more In the aeventh before Harcar finally cacaped with the win. Leading the Harcar attack were Jim Arnold (home run. double, tingle, run tcored), Brian Burke (double, two tingles, two rum tcored). Dee Delaney (dou­ ble, tingle, two rum acoredl. Mark Strifes and Terry Roacoc (each with a double and a run acored) and Tom Nye (two tlnglet. one run acoredl. Alto chipping In were Allen DeHaal and Jim Feudner (each with a tingle and a run acored) and John Adams and Bill Roacoc n-UNMtTtt-vm raw—1/M.ki WJf (one single each). For BPBA. providing (he ofrente were Tom Hastings (home run. tingle, two rum tcom ll. Aaron John (home runl. Kevin Reyer (two doublet, run acoredl. David Dclroaao (tingle, two runt acored). Bob Flaher and Mark Nichols (each with a tingle and a run tcored). Milch Tliidel (two tlnglet). Robbie Skull (tingle) and Bill Denning (run tcored). In the Ihe nlfhtrap. nightcap. Ihe t !„ drat r__: four T— Killer Bee hltlcrt hitters reached bate and acored. The lead would reach B-l before Whiskey River would start chipping away with a couple runt here and there. Bui the cloaeal they got waa the (Inal margin of 9-6. Tim Weaver homcred and doubled while Drlacoc homrred. tingled and tcored two rum to wark the Killer Bret* attack. Rlc Moll added two doublet, a tingle and two runt scored while Mark Reggcntln doubled and acored a run. Alto rhlpptng In were Tom Oeorge (two tlnglet. one run acoredl. Tom Oil)Urn and Frank Van Pell leach with a tingle and a run tcored). Keith Roark (double) and Erik Erickson and Neal Miller (one tingle each). Whiskey River was pared by Johnny Haddock (two tlnglet. Iwo runt tcoredl. Spencer Dag­ gett (triple). Mike Rotundo. Jack Jenkins and Frank Staggs (each with a tingle and a run acored). James Gordon (two singles). Trey Bnuecr (one tingle) and Tony Haddock (one run acoredl. JHtrvarSOrat • ll«l WJtPmi K M T M gp mat nw -to t.il m i rwacwcw mm « j IN T lIiS U r Fi sts smuts • IM IltM ttM IM TI+M iar, A—u m . • im ) u M fm n m M i ttptiaMmfS m u ta n t mi . M M a U M IlM tH I AM 1-1 I t *. BMW Ml M a awt-ti a. wmS m h m a a. w i la n t N M t m las* i-1at *. T«tm w-nru m iw n m a IW m - M k k N rut a tut tu t T o ta l "STma-vw.ftW.it S hard three Umea but waa robbed Vlklnga the cushion they needed twice by great defenaive plays, to crulae to the victory. ForOvtedo.CahgMitmackedtwo With the aooro 1-0 In fovor of hlU and walked while Orrg S t John's. Charles Perdomo led Hughes tingled three times In off with a tingle to right. John four at-bats. Parts and 8am Browning both •'They hit the ball." tald reached on infield hilt to load Oviedo head coach Mike FcmU, the bates before back-to-back who watched Ma teanw'record wild pttchea ecored Perdomo and fed to I M (94 in M CI. "W e Parte. could not ehut them down In the After Micah Klnnard walked. ftret two Inning. They enuhed John Slmmom tingled to score T od d T o o co elam m ed a M MitaW Inoiiif uu m s w ateaA —ngni slajil ft^LI iwcfini run to iiesa i regain the lead for Oviedo. J . Colaps acored earlier on two % H ughes singled and Brian But the Patriots again, took MarlnnrM w a ti-i to kad the over the lead, exploding for bases In the grot for Oviedo, seven rum In the second Inning. Ryan AUdre knocked a Jason Kevin Bkna started tke rogy wtth Varttek cu rvtba to the warning ■ M o # against Danny Hallo track In left Odd to aacrtftcc In white Thomas fUUtbcd U off with Verne and Jason Huiah tingled a double against Greg Twiggs. In to drive In another run. b e tw e e n . L a k e B ra n tle y But Lake Brantley countered sandwiched three blta. two with three runt o f their own. walks. an error, and a aacrtOce L iT E J E fE S i 'mu \ fV " >CQfe.? ) * nd Klnnard (run . . . ‘^ nt L ^ r 22L» ?«££££ i n^Li S ! ^ 1, ^ ScpitCursl (single). offense. For Lake Brantley. Thomas pounded out three hits while Burke had a triple and a down to the No. I doublet final. KlmeL the No, 9-ranl w h e re Lsu aa K lm e l and In the nation and the Dominique Behrens came back elate champion, won from B-7 opening tet loot to singles UUe with a defeat Oviedo twins Jennie and triumph over Jennie W Jill Wlae 6-1,0-1. "Jennie waa very r ‘ It was Rally a heart-breaking that Orel act." aald I lo s t." M id Lion coach Don "She played very w Gustafson. "W e figured a win at second eel to win fa No. I would give us at feast a ue against a player o for the championship. Then ability." Kriatina Kotaeoa and Maml Tran Oviedo sophomore' won the No. 1 doubles, which and Tran won the No. would have given us the title. 4 tingles, reanertlvel] "But we got a second place lopped Trad Mutchnl trophy In our Drat year In Claas Mary 84), 0 0 and Tra 4A. which font too bad. We beat Smith 0-4. 0-4. TTu IB other achooto and we don't avenged a regular a kite anyone off this team. We'll lost to Smithbe ready next year." ggerton won the Ni The acore In the victory by wtth a B-l. 6-3 vie Inning. His dominance o f the Lyman battery was to complete that the only two players to reach base by hilt moved no farther than Drat base. "In tha Oral Inning. I had trouble getting my curve over the plate, ao t stayed wtth Ute testball and couldn't get aa many atrihsouts," explained Clark. “ In the later Innings. my curve started working for mr. and I waa stake to get the hitters SANFORD- Of U ANDO KFNNFl Cl UR season. Bui we can't win U all if we don't win Ibis one (agtlntl Seminole). We play them one at a lime." Aa trite aa that may sound. Ihe Rama did pay attention to the business at hand on Wednesday nlktat. exploiting (be wildness of Seminole alerting pitcher Willie McCloud and Ihe sore throwing Arm of Tribe alerting catcher Jeff Derr to acore a nut tn the drat inning. Lake Mary stretched the lead to 44) in the with throe runs tn the lop of the third Inning aa Danny Hendricks. Nell James and Warren Woody each hit doubles Seminole got an unearned run In the home half of the third, but Lake Mary got M back In the lop of the fourth, Nell James tingling In Chria Haney. "The pitchers did a good Job.' Both Lake Mary and 8cm action tonight. Lake Mary la i j k » Weir tonffht white ft will play In a non-conicsen I * ° �I I 4I A't* ■. ’1 'Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April IS. tSSO — M traced to Revolutionary timee IN B R I E F 4ilk{l?VjK W 'V n iiV n ->:• i fi m Project Graduation planned Committee mcmbere Car BmUmdc Graduation will hold a general nm ihte I at Seminole High SchoolNewiMadfa Cent The meeting |a open to anyone wtehtei Graduation. For mote Information. eal 322*4352. eat. 104. or Gail Stewart at 323 - - svv i k■.* j t* Central Florida Auction. 80S K. Airport B M . There will be a yard ante a i day In Boat o f Bw M M 10 a.m. until the auction startaat T pja. To donate Items. caB Oeorna or Jaannerte I 322-0234 or Nelson and Nancy Thornton at 3234042. for students. Register at the M s Bom I Call 322-5234 for addttioruU Information. pMifiiMi§gnMLiligawn. n v g is ir a ilO V ! M l Registration for football ptaycra Sanford Youth Football Association until 3 p.m. on Saturday. April t l Chaae Park. Celery Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, contact 321*2012 after 0p.m. haH c Library, Library, and the lom on Church It Banna Road. la net a public »U on la made rysne. Fnvuat la at the church i bar vahmtaers Ladles Auxiliary will be MU assist people with locating information about the 200.000 men who fought In the American Revolution. Prevoat aaid 1.300 Mormon libraries exalat In the United Slates. Inter-library loans are available. Prevoat aaid problems exist in tracing lineage. Names are often misspelled or change. People move and iracea o f them vanish. Old Ink and paper fades and disintegrates. Sometimes hand* writing to Illegible. After Prevoat spoke, Grace Parks, regent, reported on the Slate Conference, from which she returned with seven awards and recognitions for the S ail* Hamaon Chapter. Frances Lyon read the ritual for new member. Dolly Snyder. H elen Row e and M idge Lassiter were hostea rs for the social hour following the meet* ing. Officer blows whistle on parents out o f combat duty has nothing to do with their ability to perform In battle. The real m oon, simply put: Women are able to reproduce; men am not. As you know, m any war. the wont contingency la to have d tkraigti h «w a [MUM. As MM the that they dCT This ry harder singling group MaSfttandGawu naruuaoawma me. Abby. f m ib *im < te imdenrughi mnee I'm short. weight. Since shaft. I it la a fact that women can s * te~*e g w anas _____ BBTKAM appear la t e very thin. I am not anorexic. I am not bulimic. I am justahlnny.il Is no caster for me to gam weight than it la for people to lose weight. Believe roa,Tve tried. I get very tired o f being told I look like a skeleton and need lo put on a lew pounds. One person even came up to me and asked, "Why are you starving yourself? reproduce only once every nine months, but men can father children virtually every day. ™ m * *» order to protect our •W Uy to repopulate, we need women In far greater number than men. Remember that old "sinking ship - motto: "Women and children Dm "? It wao a wise __ M BAJVt I've i the Imchildren an thetr achlidte •ad. that Men don’t like skinny women." People keep asking me. “ Do you exerctsef' (I don’t.I "Whxl do you eat?" (Everything.) Abby. why do people comment to thin people about their ^ n S T n V V flH M M R fin #!||H i 113111', Jf|| T B filiW u ifi! r l N n l I I I UM 111 I I I 1H I I P hJ I I I I it-but wouldn't dream of itg a personal comment to fcrwclght counterparts? VERTICAL B LIN D 8 • FREE In home catlmrttf • Large selection to choosa from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship are always been dlacrtml- A n U r g e n t F ilm F o r P a r e n ts JOSH m cdow ell .1 II �t CLASSIFIED ADS Somlnola Orlando •W inter Park 322-2611_________ 131-9993 CLASSIFIED DEFT. FtIVAT* MUTV RATES Jv«25TULecwSmwe. m iit fi? b — m ' . a ■_ % wmw i S �Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April t9, 1990 K fT'N ’ CAILYLEA by Lany WrigJu atOtlO TataI* Wood bar with aw/na/Tno.....m-tm. i mem wmet cm h i m ftR lfo fc . THitigsir itmusriuTS Co-Op/Sal* fsnm am U l l l t M COVI MW»IOWl.Vf •IMNPMPM lJKaa.H.Laaaaaaa.. MIVATI INTBAMCB. ■*' tw a a i a O iiW w s z m r* m » an t L A iia W W H I M lW f l W -O M tia sa STENSTROM REALTY, INC. •% 0m54d fb*» ssa m A m sa oL mmx it n r CMITYRmW. IH -M tM i •U feT V ainlcSi^wtlhmkrat £SSt2SSL 321- 2720 322- 2420 pNpvMi Cart Itiia air at ■Marti Narth CnUnal Call M ina. i M M M a writs WOKV MOUNTAIN UNO A HOMI1. AO BOK IMf. mama MI*,RicritMNii js s T H s is n c r n s BONU8 ONE MONTH �f.S -'•anford Herald. tanford, Honda - Thursday. April II. 1*9 Teaching clinic may S M I r be patient's beat bet toy CMc Young rS Sm p pg£T*jgSffyiQ lto toy _________________Recurring abdominal pain can be a real challenge to dlagnoae because so many things can go wrong In the abdomen, which contains many of Ihe body's most complex organs. It would be only natural for you and your doctors to be floatrated that modern srtence has yet to identify the cause of your efuatve symptom. , toy Art T N I I M N LOBCR To give you additional In­ PETER formation. I am sending you a QOTT.M.D. free copy of my Health “ Medical Specialists." Other readers who would like a copy should send 91.29 with their name and address lo P.O. Bos title. (CI1BB0 NEWSPAPER EN­ 1)1360. Cleveland. OH 44101* 3360. Be sure lo mention the TERPRISE ASSN. n I have abdominal pain that haan'l been diagnosed. I've been to 19 dirfctenl doctor* In 22 year*, and two weeks ago had a gaatroenterologtat perform teat* to no avail. One Interesting thing la that alter a good night's sleep. I don't have pain until two or three hours after I gel up. I don't drink coffee, carbonated bever­ ages or alcohol and don't eat . fried or aptry looda. ri. •j . i . ■i .1; 1. i . I..11 IM l i l t . II 1 t i t i .•ji H i t t •i i n 1 ItJlrJLi j .IM it n 1 1 . i i i ; j ' \ .1 ,11 ll II ) .in j ! j •Ji ItNt i .-I. J 1 i i .i, i t j i i .ii j ' i i.J t I . J ' 1 .1 I I , ll.! it 1: I I I 1 1. j .1! 1 .J. I H H U M l in X 'J ll Ii i li.K-Jl J i 1 Ii I ii .in I t f l J t I I . .11 1 i i. it i 1 .1. ■Ji I i l l JI 1 i i .in i )' U J J' 1 •1! 1 t r-ii-i It Without trying lo guess your corps of doctors. I suggest you rtqurwl referral lo ttejja rareenterotoy clinic at a an unuaual diaraae. related to disorders in intestinal move­ ment. causing cydlc attack* of g a t pock ets, that can be diagnosed only by special teattag. In a teaching center, the doctors can put their heads and their skills together to solve your MAKfUMW FORTH* NSW IMPROVW KIN* OF THf J U N fll! ^ z ^ C s 3— ’ J A j V 7 \ ** a t * «- ± IIKIM IIK i d b flU U mmm Aa a last resort, depending on your age and general health, you may require an exploratory laparotomy, an operation during which surgeons open the ab­ dominal cavity and meticulously examine the abdominal organs to arrive at a diagnosis. Of couroe. auch an option la extreme and Is performed leas frequently today than In the past; new diagnostic method*, such as computed tomography |CT) scans and magnetic reso­ nance Im agine IMBII. often perm it specialists .to make diagnoses without resorting to surgery. In your caae. 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Florida i N E W S D IG E S T North Lido Beach residents want to secede from the U.S. UwBed Praea HrteraaBnat______ □ Sports ’Noles lose by one A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - T h r Seminole Im m -Im II Irani Imt a one-run derision Tuesday lo the Lake Brantley Patriots al Lake Brantley High School. TtUn Is the eighth time this season thr 'Noles have lost by one run. Seminole actually out-hit laike Brantley 4-2 hut could not get a runner |Kist second base all night. SAR ASOTA - A music teacher Bred of all the gnvernmenl rules anil regulations al North Lido Beueh said Tuesday she wants the uninhabited strip of sand lu secede (mm the Untied Slates. Bui first. Zela Hayes. 49. and u modest group of friends have Ihelr sights sel nn seceding from Sarasota County. "Th e y 'rr doing It In Lithuania,*' the leat her of tambourine music said. "Look wlial's happening lu Europe. The wall i-nme down." She said whul really lias her milled are all the "do this, don't tlo that." signs and u few parking melers nn the once-pristine slrelch of sand soulh of Longlxwii Key near Sarusoia nn I he Gulf Coast. Bureaucracy spawned the move. Hayes said. The small hearh has been vletlmlicd by so many rules and regulations iltai she and her friends say they (cel Imprisoned "Now If you park too tong In Ihe linking lot. thry give you a llekrl. anti If you play your guitar tat llte Ix-arh. they It'll you In slop." site said. Ilayrs said she was Ixirn near the heaeh In 1940 nnd hark thru li wasn't Illegal — as II Is now — lo bring your dog mil for u day of (tin. or get a lan and play some music. Brother against brother Crown goes to Timacuan SA N FO R D — Tim acuan took the 1990 Sanford Recreation Department Women's Slowplirh Softliill Championship last night with a H-2 triumph over llot Tuna at Chase Park Tuesday. Timacuan. coached by !k>b Robinson, won Its last nine sturts to finish thr season al 10-2. Hot Tuna finishes Hie season at 9-a all three losses coming at the hands of Timacuan. In Tuesday's other game ThrrmoCarbon slammed SEKO Air Freight 15-3 to finish In third place with a 4-H record. SEKO finishes the campaign at 1 11. Its one win coming ovrr Timacuan. ••• P i g « 1B Fight over girlfriend leaves one in hospital, one in jail Pig* 2A Middle school report accepted SANFORD — Seminole Coirnly School Board last night accepted Middle School Task Force recommendations revamped In Include yearround bund and choral Instruction. Outraged parents of students Involved In baud and chorus iMitnburdrd the board with com* plutnls alter the task force recommended to remove year-round hand and clmral Instruction last (all Willie Holt, the district's director of middle schools, then ncwly-uppolnled lo Ills |M>sltlon said tliat It was the goal of middle schools to provide wide-ranging experiences. He promised, however, that the Issue would lie studied carefully Ix-forc any decisions were made lo remove band and chorus from the school curriculum. Many people Ix-llcvcd that youngsters would lx* denied musical Instrucllob as a part of the regular curriculum and that It would lx* made a part of the "exploratory wheel" In which students study subjects for nine weeks al a lime. There was outrage expressed by parents and teachers who were afraid the bind and chorus would be relegalrd to after schtxil activities and would not lx* available to minority and poor students who tuuld not secure transportation for after scluxil activities. Book gets no help from board SANFORD — Rev John llulk-r Book brought Ills autl-obsccnlty campaign lo Ihc Seminole County Schtxil Ikiard during their meeting last night but received no response to his plea that they "Join hands" In condemning the music of rap music grtxips like "2 Live Crew" and "N W A ." Hook operates Northslde Christian Academy In Maitland as well as two smaller Christian academies In line Hills. He said he did nol expect the Ixxinl lo a d on his presentation. After presenting T-shirts which suggesied that young people refrain from pre-marltal sex to Ixiard members and Supl. Bob Hughes. Ikx>k also handed out photocopies of the lyrics lo four rap songs hv II m* controversial groups to board memlKTsuiid nx'inbentof the public. From staff reports INDEX Classified*................ SB Com ics.......................BB Crossw ord................ BB Dear Abb*................. SB Deaths........................SA Editorial.....................4A Florida....................... 2A Horoscope. Nation......... People......... Police.......... Sports......... Television., W eather...... Chance of showers There is a 20 percent chance of nflerntxtn showers today. Highs In the mid HOs with east w inds al 15 mph. Partly cloudy tonight and tomor­ ro w w ith a h ig h again In the mid HOs F o r m or 1 By BUSAN LODEN Herald stall writer □ Florida Landmark hotel gutted by fire F O R T LA U D ER D A LE T h r Lauderdale Hotel, which once anchored the city's downtown shopping dlstin but had fallrii Into ndn. was gutted In a fire believed to have been started by vagrants yesterday. More than two do/en firefighters battled the llames lor 2'-i hours Tuesday night but were unable losuvctltc Itoardrd-up building. The llrsl course nl action will hr for her group. Ihr North Lido Beach Freedom Coalition. lo orga nice a jHtliluu drive sometime i lex I week. Hayes salt), adding she’s unsure of how many names will lx* needed "II we gel ihe sup|xirt we need — and we’re starling lo — we will write a deelarallon ol Indepen lienee." Hayes said "Yes. Il's humorous hut I am pulling effort Inio tins " H «atd Photo by Tommy Vmcoot Billy Baxter Moore was arrested by Sanford police shortly alter the Incident. Crime scene technician removes rdles from house ol Ihe suspect SANFORD — A -IH yrarold man shot tils yotmgrr brother In the chest. H im chased him down the slrccl around mid-day Tuesday ns the wounded man lied lor Ills lilt- alter a dispute over a mutual girlfriend. Tlte 40-yrar-otd wounded man. driving a van. Ragged down |>asslug |xihce who apprended the sus|x-et near downtown moments later and canSee Shooting, Page 3A Chuluota housing project approved despite outcry from area residents Herald elall writer H IL O SANFORD — Despite Hie nhjrellons ol more lhail 2tx> (Tuiluola-area residents Tuesday night. Seminole County commissioners gave Inlllal approval lo one ol three pro|xiseil housing developments lo Ihelr largely rural eoinmtinliy. Commissioners also said II one ol Ihe two projects they denied was uuxlllictl they would approve ll lo the Iill ure. A llnal decision hy ihc commission Is scheduled lor •Inly IU following a two uioulh state review of the lirojcds. Although residents os the southeast Seminole Cniiniy community were concerned Ihnl Increased densities ol housing would destroy iltcir country lllcsivlc. commis­ sioners were more concerned with whether llte three developers could demonstrate Hu- ability lo provide ml<-i|oale water, sewer and other servlees in Ihelr developments The im inty Is cnncrrilrd wllll "concurrency, a state plan lo rripilre adripiatr roads, water and sewrrs lxavailable tx-fnre new houses can lx- Imlli Commissioner I'.it Warren, whose district includes llte Chuliiolu area, was particularly concerned alxitit wliul she viewed was u prolllerallou ol wells, w hich she said eonlrlhtUcd lo ihe Influx ol sail wulcr into the drinking supply Warren said more homes with central water and sewer systems did more lo protect the water supply and environment Ilian fewer homes iitlli/lng wells anti septic bulks. " Two mills per acre Is lar kinder lo ihe cuvlronmcnl than one mill per acre with septic tanks and wells." See H om in g, Page SA H isto ric b u ild in g ge ts new lease on life By J . BRADLEY BILLING and VICKI DeSORMIER Herald stall writers SANFORD — A slgtillicaiil Imild lug In the history ol Ihc city's black community that was on the verge ol tlcslriulloo gained new llte last nigh. Th e Scmlliole County School Board decided to lease the structure lo a group that Intends lo use II as a cultural center lor Sanford's black cnmimmlly. The htnldlug. which was home lor the Harper Academy, was a center lor black rd u ca llon . grades I through 10. from 1870 lo 1923. said Ahcrmcsc Brnllev. a ltx-al historian anil member ol the Georgetown N e ig h b o r h o o d A s s o c ia t io n G e o rg e to w n Is a sm all. (>rcdomlu.ilely black cninmimtiy on Sunlnrd'seasi side Bentley said lixlay that Ihe re novation |iluns would have lu tie made Ix-lorc sjx-elRe uses could he outlined lor Ihe Imlldlug See Building. Page 5A Pork belly prices drop at landfill •*« ■yAH Herald stall writer SANFORD - Fred Blakeley said he dix-sn'l believe the county was a pig In llte jxikc lor agreeing Tucarliy lo lower Ihe jirlee paid to a trapper Ironi 952 |x*r |xirkrr to 9IH a head lor imgs trapped at llte county garbage dump. "N o. With the restrictions from Ihe slate. I tirin'I think we could leave' D anny In Ihe lurch." said Blakely, comity solid waste malinger. Seminole County commis­ sioners unanimously agreed la lower the price Danny Grxlwln of Myakka City. Fla., must pay them fur each hog captured at Ihc county dtiui|> near Geneva Irom 952 pi r Ix-nd In 91H per head effective March I. If more lhan HO hogs an* captured each month, they are free In Cnxlwln under Ills contract with the c o u n ty. About 700 nt the estimated 1.500 hogs have Ix-cn See Pigs, Page SA Report shows county in good financial snape By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD — Seminole County government is In sound llnancl.il shajx* as the county continues to grow, hut county olllchils should lx* aware U i j I growth woo l continue forever, a county financial siulcmcnl released Til entity stated. Tilt- financial rt-|x>rt. prepared by Ihe County Flnaiuv Department, which Is a division nl Ihc Clerk nl Courts. Indicated by Sept. 30.1980. the county hud a total net worth ol about 9243 million. Including about 925 million lu uudcslgn.ucd money alter debts and assets are still Iracled. Thai additional 925 million Is used by Ihe county tor "carry-over" In hrl|> pay <xilurtcs anti other fllUllly n|x-r.uinus dllllug OrloIxT anti November until lax revenues Ix-glu Row ing lit "We re in pretty gixxl shajx* now . Inn that may not last." said Ikih Wilson, county linancc director. “ I think we ll go from a jx-rnxl ol ru|iu! grow th to a jx-rlixl ol normal grow ill pretty soon ' But Wilson was optimistic, sajlug the county can adjust tjuit klv to meet a jx*ritxl ol slower growth Commission ch.urm.iu Sandra See Report. Page 5A Fencers Local baseball tans don t have to drive to Tampa or Lakeland or any ol those other major league spring training sites to watch baseball games The Sanlord Little Major League teams opened their season HfiNd Pftototit MUy Jordon Tuesday under Ihe lights Several tans, including these fence leaners. attended ihe lirst games ol the new season Details born Tuesday s action can be found on Page IB SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B EST LO C AL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-26 rfl �•A — Sanlonf Htrak). Sanford, Florida — NEW S PLONI FROM THE IK X 'A KATON — Tw o writ-heeled men have been charged w ith M ealing S I . 400 w o rlh of designer shoe* from llloutnlngdalcs In the Town C rn lrr mall. One suspect wus a retiree who tried lo bribe a »hoe salesman In lei him slip away with some fancy shoes. The other was a purl-ilntr employee who confessed to taking $935 worth of enx-ndtlr shoes on Ihc day he quit, police said Tuesday. "W e dun'l usually get many shoe thefts," Palm Beach County Sheriff's D clrrtlvr Dan Rlcmrr said. "I guess they wanted the shoes but couldn't afford lo buy them. Or they Just didn't want lo pay for them." Holier! SprtU. 75. twice approached a Bloomtes shoe salesman and offered him $100 to look I he other way as he swiped somr shoes. Investigators said. The 22-year-old employee told his bosses, who called sheriff's detect Ives, who rigged the clerk with a hidden mtcropohonr. Sprit/ returned to the store Monday night and picked out four pairs of Bass. Hally and Ferragamo shoes worth $457. police reporls said. Mr asked the clerk lo put the shoes In a bag and handed him $ 110 In cash, according lo the reports. Polled arrest two In robbary of FBI agont MIAMI — Tw o men have been arrested and charged with the highway robbery of an FBI agent and his wife earlier this month, police say. Police said Lonnie Mack. 23. of Miami, was arrested Monday night, aftrr being Implicated by his alleged accomplice. Louis Jackson. 22. also of Miami. The unidentified agent and his wife were driving north on Interstate 95 on March 3 when their car hit a lire rim on the pavement, flattening both tires on the driver's side. When the couple pulled aver to change the flats, two men crawl through a hole In the highway fence and Jumped the agent, police said. Although Ihey were unarmed at the lime. Ihc two robbers ■nude ulf with the agent's .357-callbcr Magnum, and fired several rounds at I he agent when he gave chase. Police said Mack fired at the agent after robbing him of $70. Miami police said the agent's pistol has been given back by someone who bought It. The agent's ID card and his wife's credit cards are still missing, however. F O K T LAU D ER D ALE - A fire uv believed lo have been started by vagrants gulled Ihc landmark Lauderdale Hotel, a vacant building that once anchored the city’s downtown shopping dls1let. M o re th a n tw o d o z e n firefighters battled the flames for 2 V* hours Tuesday nlghl but w ere u n a b le to sa ve Ihe boarded-up building. “ Il's gone." fire Ll. Stephen Mclncmy said. " We're Jusl going to surround and drown." The blaze was reported shortly after B p.m. and was raging Shuttle payload ilayed work delayed by ‘no-see-ums’ Beaten student clinging to life MIAMI — A 19-year-old man was charged today with Ihe iK-utlng of a 15-year-old high school student who was struck In the back of the head during u fight involving about a dozen high srhool students. Police charged Juan Carlos Vasqucz with attempted seconddegree murder In the beating of William Sheffer. Shcffer was hit yesterday with a 4-foot-lung stick during a fight outside South Miami Senior High School. Mriro-Dadr County homicide dclcclivc John Hutchko says Vasqucz also was charged with a second rounl of at tempted second-degree murder and one count of aggravated assault In the attack on twu unidentified boys who were with Sheffer. Vasqucz has also been charged with three counts of using a weapon during the commission of a crime. One or the victims, u 13-year-old boy. was listed In good condition at Miami Children's Hospital. The 15-ycar-old was not hospitalized Hutchko says Ihe Incident docs not appear lo be gang related. If Sheffer tiles. Vasqucz will be charged with second-degree murder. THE S TA TE TALLAHASSEE - Th « winning numbers Tussdty In Ihs Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 game ware IX . , 22 and 31. The dally number Tuesday In Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game waa eat. Straight Play (numbara In axacl ordar). $250 on a 50-cant bat, $500 on $1 Box 3 (numbara In any ordar): $80 tor a 50 ctnl bet. $160 on $1. Box 6 (numbara In any order): $40 lor a 50 cent bet. $80 on 1 1 'traiaht Box 3: $330 in ore drawn, $80 In any ordar on a $1 bet Straight Box 6: $190 in ordar drawn. $40 ll picked In combination on $1 bet tuiPtxai rail Today...Partly cloudy with a high In Ihe mid 80s. A 20 percent chance of afternoon showers. Winds lo ihe east al 15 mph. Tonight...Lows In Ihe mid 60s with a light cast wind. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with a high again In Ihe mid 80s. Southeast winds al 15 mph and a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers und thunderstorms. Extended outlook...Sunny and warm Friday, partly cloudy Sat­ urday und Sunday with a chance of ufternoon showers. Lows In Ihc 60s and highs In Ihc 80s. Wcand Clan Pattafe Paid at laniard. Fianda Itlll City ApoiochKOlo CrosNww inaa nan in Mil. City officials were looking fori developer to blend the old bu" ‘ Ings Into Ihe Riverwalk prok an entertainment district at ihe New River. Hobby called Ihe loss "ver disheartening." 'I had hoped, as had many . . that other people. Iha b u ild in g ] would be saved and reutillzed as 1 pari of Riverwalk.” 113 death warrant* i lg u d In hi* three years In office have been "A death warren! la nothing If there la no actIon on it.” he ■aid. adding that 300 Inmates are currently on Florida's Death Row. Pete Dunbar, the governor's general counsel and legislative affairs director, said that Kirk was misinformed, and that his 1 ‘ 'statem ents were off Ihc wall.” Martinet has signed double the number of death warrants aa his predecessor, U.S. Sen. Bob Oreham. said Dunbar. Kirk did not outline what Martinet could do to speed up the process, or what he would propose aa an effective crime deterrent. Instead, he pro­ mised lo announce his own plans for (he war on crime on Aug. 1. .'Ada are hypocritical' the ads were hypocritical. “ C ap ita l p u nishm e n t la supposed to be a deterrent." Kirk aald. noting that only Qvc More complaints filed against Cocoa cops allegations ol tipoffs of drug raids by officers on Ihe force before the raids occur ... lo false reports being signed und sent to the criminal Justice COCOA — Five more people came forward Tuesday In Ihc snowballing Investigation of system by certain officers." McCool said. criminal and udnilnsirullvc wrongdoing In llhK r f n i w - c e r m urijfom am-si•t 11 City L ily Manager S Cocoa I “otter Department, srtldl reports bcfuic arrests are made and having blunM Charles McC’ool. * arrest reports notarized. Thirteen people — nine of thnp police depart-, McCool said- ihir complaints accused al leust five* mr'nl employees — have presented a lung list of’ department officials of wrongdoing. He would not accusations against officers und supervisors. McCool said. Including a charge llial evidence was suv whether Police Chief Gene Powers was named. falsified. "ll would not be appropriate fur me to comment "Th e criminal type of allegations Include on that al this lime." he said. United Fro** Intornatlonsl KEY BISCAYNE - Former President Richard Nixon urged Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachrv lo slop p ro p p in g up Fidel Cuslro's regime In Cuba. "N o w that Ihc people of N ica ra gua have voted oul (Dmtlell Ortega. It is lime for Gorbachev to pull Ihr plug oil Castro." Nixon said Tuesday n l g h l at a S 2 5 0 •a •p I a I c fundraiser on Key Blscaync for Ihr Boys Club of Miami. Nixon praised Gorbachev, calling him "one of the grralest politicians of ihc century" and "one of the most fascinating figures In International politics." B u t he w a r n e d i lu ll i MIAMI - Florid* 74hour Nmporotwros 4ndro«nfoJl4l7o m 1ST ( Daily A Swaday) Hama Delivery A Mail I Mentha lit M a Manlha SIS » T A L L A H A S S E E — Cam grign^advertlscroatus muting Bob Marlines'* record on CB a p ita l p u n is h m e n t are ghoulish “ and "bypocTtUcat" nd should not have been and aired, farmer Kirk said Tuesday. In ' iha commercials. which ran during Ihe Bret two weeks In March. Martinet is given credit far ordering Ihe execu­ tion of convicted aerial killer Ted Bundy and far beefing up law enforcement In Florida. "t myself would never have much a ghoulish ad," mid Kirk, who was governor when (be federal government banned (be death penally In the late 1960a. "His ada didn’t lmpresa any kid in the ghetto.” Not only are they Ineffective, but Kirk, who la running against Martinez In the Re­ publican primary Sept. 4. sold E23ZZ PvMitlwe Daily sad I unsay, aacaa* latwrdar ay Tka laniard Haraid. Inc., Md N. Franck Are., laniard. Fla. Itril lukKriptarn Bata* fought lo keep their bulldin and Ihe Historic Society them historic designation prevent demolition. In 19A6. the school abandoned Its plans for an t al the site and agreed to tu over the properties to the d ly . reveals that the scandal plunged him Into a black depression. Gorbachev's reforms were not simply humanitarian. "Gorbachev knew he had lo n-lrcnch and reform in order for Ills puriy and Ills country lo survive." Nixon said. And except for Nicaragua's Orlcga. Nixon said. "All of Ihc Sovlrl Union's T h ird World clients uresi III In power. " W c m u st h ave an u n ­ derstanding with Gorbachev. Thai the sale of arms lo any untl-AmcrIran regimes In the Weslcrn Hemisphere Is nol lo be tolerated." Nixon. 77. resigned under fire In 1974 for his role In Ihe Watergate brcak-ln. In his latest book. "In Ihe Arena." scheduled lo be published next month, hr During his presidency Nixon maintained a home on Key Hiscaynr near that of his good friend, banker Charles "Hebe" Re bozo, a Bays Club board member. The lormer president appeared at the event for free. Before his spearh al Ihe Key Hiscaynr Sonrsla Beach Hotel, Nixon briefly joined ihe broccoli dispute that hus dogged the current president. Slopping to chat with children sealed al a table, hr Jokingly asked whether Ihey liked Ihe broccoli on Ihctr plates. TH E W EA TH ER Wednesday. March 28. 1990 Voi 62. No 166 POSTMAST E■: land addratt ckanfat la THE SAMFOBD HI BALD. P O Bra Itir. Sanlatd. FL tint mid-80s," said Dan Hobby, ex­ ecutive director or Ihe Fort Lauderdale Historical Society. Built In ihc 1920» as (wo hotels, the Blvans Hotal and Ihc Lauderdale Hole! were merged 10 form the current hotel In the 1920s. Hobby said. "It was a working-class holel. 11 never was a luxury hotel." Hobby said. T h e Iasi priva te ow ners. Valeric and James Gavlgan of Palm B e a c h , s p en t about $50,000 renovating Ihe hotel beforr Ihe srhool board con­ demned it as part of a plan lo build a new adm inistrative renter downtown. Property owners In the urea Former governor: Martinez ads ' should not be aired United brass International Richard Nixon LO TTE R Y through Ihe lop lloor of Ihc th re e -s to ry b u ild in g when flrefighlcra arrived. By 9:30 p.m.. flrefighlcra hoped only to keep Ihe flames from spreading 10 adjacent buildings. A crowd of about 80 onlookers gathered lo watch us chunks of beige stucco tumbled lo ihc street and the roof collapsed. Mclncmy said there was no electric power lo Ihe building, which had served as a refuge for homeless people In recent years. "Someone accidentally started 11 or started 11 on purpose.'' he said. , The Lauderhill Hotel “ was Ihc oldest operating hotel In Fort Lauderdale when It closed In Ihe Nixon: Gorbachev should 'pull the plug’ on Cuba From United Press International reports ................ ACROSS of the CAPE C AN AVER AL The $1.5 billion Hubble Space Tele­ scope's move into Ihe shuttle Discovery's car#} bay was de­ layed Tuesday to give techni­ c ia n s tim e to k i l l p e s k y “ n o -s e e -u m " b u g s th a t otherwise might contaminate the sensitive Instrument. Hlgh-Icch traps were set for Ihe liny "midges" — Insects that look like liny mosquitoes — and monitored hourly to determine Ihe "body count." officials said. In Ihe meantime, the telescope's Installation Into Discovery's cargo bay was put off until Tougher water restrictions approved Wedr ' incaday. 11HOOKSVILLE — Water management board members But with launch processing Tuesday voted unanimously to Impose tougher water restric­ already running ahead of sched­ tions on drought-plagued areas within the 16-couniy Southwest ule. NASA managers are consid­ Florida Water Management District. ering moving Discovery's launch Hut that action was deferred for two weeks to give Executive up two days, from April 12 lo Director Pclcr G. Hubbell lime to recommend locations where April 10. An official launch date Phase 111 restrictions should be Implemented, said district Is expected lo be announced spokeswoman Andrea Spudafora. Saturday after a formal Iwo-day Some of the most populated cities In Florida lie wllhln Ihe flight readiness review. district boundary. Including Tampa. Si. Petersburg. Clearwater the Bight Is moved up — und und Suntsoia. managers were leaning that way "What's being looked at Is uboul Ihc southern Iwo-thlrds of T u e s d a y — D i s c o v e r y 's Ihe district." Spadafora said. countdown would begin around Since May. all 16 counties have been under Phase II 2:30 p.m. E S T on April 7 leading restrictions, which limits the watering of lawns to Just three days lo a launch attempt at 9:24 a m. each week between the hour* of Ba.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday. April 10. A launch on Arcus placed under the tougher restrictions face Ihe banning April 12 would come at 9:21 of lawn watering six days each week. Spadafora suld Ihe district a.m. has never Imposed Phase 111limits. cr s. n Fa W R W y d m artstwmfcer Irrigation■>m u ta tio n * ."»h e s u ite ^ gnat ur ln clu re rlTW lm ;TI< n f"ln the flflrrVBcT 5f iftd V fTh flf wlkk ■■ !%&__m _ ... j By. w g W iin «lv o r w it family growWKsm Irrigate, and a' bun on the Use of ^ft^lr1kle^f*Wf^vvcn, Chlronomldae." Such bugs un­ the huursofS-lOp.m . __ _ . known popularly as "punklrs1, That proposed change could Influence all of Pasco. Pinellas. or "no-see-ums." Hillsborough. Manatee. Sarasota. DcSolo. Hardee, and portions The telescope and lls ultraof Polk. Highlands and Charlotte rounlirs. clean 94-Inch mirror were not In uny danger of contamination. i Vaar AND Fire destroys historic landmark If the shoe fits, go to jail as, REGION Doyion* l$Mh Fori LoudtftUlt rn U n 000 m *> 000 n ss ooo u m on n n 000 Miomi 04 VorsOooth W ill Poim Oooch to F R ID A Y R tlyC M y 7S-S0 ■ ©ar. O SA TU R D A Y Sunny S S -7 1 SU N D A Y R U yC M y *87-70. W EDNESDAY: S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min. 6 0 5 FULL a.m.. 6:35 p.m.: Maj. 12:20 p.m. A p r il 1 0 T ID E S : Dftytoaa Beach: highs. H 52 a.m.. U;I4 p.m.: lows. 2:36 a.m.. 2:44 p.tn.: N o v Sm yrna Beach: high*. 8 57 a.m.. 9 19 NEW p.m.; low*. 2:41 a.m.. 2:49 p.m. A p .m .; iow?$. « p n i s o c o c o * Beach: high*. 9:12 a.m.. 9:34 p ill lows. 2 56 a.m. 3.04 p.m ooo 90 0 30 90 000 SO ooo 11 u ooo 04 n •M 0) *1 ooo Daytona Beach; Waves arc 2 lO 3 fret and choppy. Current Is in the south w ith a water lemperaiure ol iJ8 degrees. New S m yrna Beach: Waves arc 2 feel and dtoppy. Current Is to Ihc south with a water temperature ol 68 degrees. Sun screen lartnr: 15. M ONDAY C lo ud y 7 8-8 7 St a t i s t i c s i* •» Bom n o i ooo n 1 f TH U R S D A Y P tiyC ldy 7 M S LAST A p ril 1 * ■-:->*4 -a 34 000 n a ooo Fori Mf*fi GhAilWlUlt'l# hvonvtll* My w«*t PfMtbKOij V*r*Mgi« BfAdtAteft T*iurt*tur« Tornp* fr \ j ^ ------------- U-WM1 -1 St. Augustine u>Jupiter Inlet Sm all craft ahould exercise caution. Today... wlndeasl 15lo20kts. Seas 4 to 6 It. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Widely scullrrrd showers. Tonlghl...wlnd cast 15 to 20 kts Seas 4 lo 6 ft. Bay and in la n d w a te rs a m o d e ra te c h o p . • Widely scattered showers. | T h e high lem peraiure In Sanford Tuesday was 76 de­ grees and the overnight low wus 60 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ralniull during Ihc 24 hour period ending at 9 a.m. Wednesday totalled 0.00 Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 70 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 62. as recorded by Ihe National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: Tueaday'a high.................. 83 Barom etric pressure.30.19 Relative h u m id ity ....81 pet W inds...... Northeast, 7 m ph R a in fa ll......................... 0 In. Q T o d a y ’a auna a t....fli4 1 p.m . 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Florida — Wednesday, March 28, 1N0 — M C h a m b e r w ants beach ‘so ck s’ ■ V U M U L .M IU J V M Herald staff witter______________ Six arrMted at nightclub FERN PARK — Three patrorut and three "entertainer*" unrated for allegedly lap dancing In violation of the county adult entertainment ordinance in Fern Park Tueaday night. The urrrtla were made by City County Inveallgallve Bureau agents at the House of Babes. U.S. Highway 17-93. at about 11 p in. The agents report entering the topless nightclub and w rin g the suspects participating In " straddle dancing." Involving sexual contact. Charged are: Troy Steven Komarowahl. 38. of Naples: Erin Marie McGuire. 33. 608 tvanhoe St.. Cased berry: Fergus Scan Murphy. 33. of Ft. Pierce: Vlchl Lynn Terek. 28. of Orlando: lillllc Dawn Tochtrop. 38. 90 N. Edgetnon Ave.. Wlnler Springs: and Donald Howard Cavelier. 28. of Falrport. N.Y. Sanford woman roporta baatlng SANFORD — City police here report charging LcRoy Mills. 31. 17 William Clark Court. Sanford, wllh aggravated battery. He Is accused of beating Jonnle Mae Bush across Ihr back and on the wrist with a tree branch. The Incident occurred outside Mills' house about 9:49 p in. Tuesday and he was arrested 1here five minutes later. Child abuaachargad SANFORD — Seminole County sheriffs deputies report charging Jonnle Edwards. 33. 1308 Park Villa Place. Winter Springs, wllh aggravated child abuse. She was arrested on a warrant at the county Jail at 3:29 p.m. Tuesday. Details of Ihr allegations werr not reported. B A N F O R D - W hat Lake Monroe needs Is a couple of pairs or socks. Sanford rham brr Ex­ ecutive Dtrrclor Dave Farr IqM the city commission this week. Farr, director of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, referred to the recommendation of a study commissioned by I he rlly Iasi year. Oceanography expert Hsiang Wang recom­ mended placing large aock-llkr longurct lubes al the take bottom In end washing away of the marina beach and lo create a bigger, belter waterfront play­ ground. Farr asked the rlly lo pick up the project where the chamber will Iravr off — looking for monry lo da It. The chamber tourism commuter had pursued Ihe project, won a 890.000 tourism development grant lost year, th rn sought Wang lo tlet-ldr what could be done with ‘Ju n k ’ raft to attempt sailing of Atlantic Woman accused ol bilking grandfather .LONCW OOD — A 20-year-old Long wood woman, who was caretaker for her elderly grandfather, has been arrested Tor allegedly stealing and forging checks drawn on I he grandfa­ ther's bank account. Lungwond police allege Cindy Mae Horton. A l l N Gritnl Si forged the rh rrk s and hud another woman cash them and then rrlu m In her a total of 8790. stolen from the account of L.D. Horton. 401 E. Palmetto Lane. Longwood. In March. Poller allege Horton knew her grandfather had llmlled funds. The cheeks she allegedly drew caused his bank account lo lirrome overdrawn and caused hltn lo unknowingly Issue bad cheeks to pay his bills, poller said. Horton was arrested at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Ih r police si aI Ion on charges of exploitation of an aged or dlahlrd adult and forgery. Four arrastad on pot charges CASSELBERRY — City County Investigative Bureau agents executed a search warrant at 991 Jasmine Road. Casselberry, and arrested two residents and two viators after reportedly finding marijuana. Including I wo plants growing at the house. James Patrick Patterson. 26. and Nyla Lorrne Nat worth. !H. Ixith of that address, are charged with cultivation and possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana (87 grams) and possession of drug paraphernalia. Scotl At Zclglcr. 27. 6 1 1 Hibiscus Road. Casselberry: and Kandy Lynn Purer. 31. 1029 Princess Gale. Winter Park, were charged wllh possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Man charged with aggravatad aaaault • S A N ro R D - a htttn drho allegedly pointed a gun ar a victim1 mid said "I ought lo blow you away right now" was unrated by Seminole County stwrifTs deputies after the Incident at 2004 Southwest Koud. rural Sanford. The arrest was made there at 10:92 a.m. Monday. Heglnald Eugene Edwurds. 31. of that address. Is charged will) aggravated ussaull and use of a firearm In a felony. Burglary auapact fleet, caught FERN PAHK — Seminole County sheriffs deputies searched for a man seen kicking In a glass door at Kar Parts. 190O'Urlcn Hoad. Fern Park, at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday. They reported locating and arresting a suspect at about midnight. Jack Raymond Hill. 29. or Orlando, who reportedly matched a witness' dcserlptlon of the burglary suspect, was lound In a car on Hamlin Drive. Fern Park, and arrested after questioning. He Is charged with burglary and resisting arrest without violence. Man arrested on a DUI charge SANFOHD — The following person faces a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Wllllutn June Chadwick. 21. 234 Red Brunch Lane. Winter Park, was arrested ul 2:48 u.m. Tuesday after his truck was seen speeding and traveling erratically on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Study: NASA’s impact on area near $2 billion Unit*4 Frass IwfoyrraWwwol -C A FE CA N A V ER A L - The economic Impart ol Ihe Kennedy Space Center und NASA opera­ tions on Central Florida will umouni lo nearly 92 billion In I!«K). a university study re­ leased Tuesday shows. The Unlvrrslly ol Crnlral Flor­ ida's Department of Economics also concluded the National Aeronautics and Space A d ­ ministration's economic Impart on Brrvurd County, where Ihe K r n n r d y S p a ce C e n te r Is located, would grow to some 9 1.7 billion this year. In 1989. the rrjKiri said, Ihr total elfcet on Brevard Couniy was 9896 million In wages. 37.346 Jobs and 91.5 billion In output. The total rllrri on Ihr whole Central Florida region was 9985 million In wages. 42.574 jobs and 91.6 billion in oulpul. Most of the money Is generated m ihe transportation Industry. For example, in 1988. I1.IH8 men and women held spatert-ljlrd transportation Jobs lh.il generated 9412 million In wages and total output ol 9592 million The lederal government, in­ cluding NASA, acrountrd lor 2.565 Crnlral Florida Jobs in 1988 with 9126 million in wages and total output ol 9137 million. the beach. In Ju ly . Ihe d ty granted the chamber'* request to spend • 9.0 0 0 c o m p le tin g W a n g ’* •tudy. Now. Farr said. the chamber has done all H can do. He asked Ih r city lo apply foe a grant from the Seminole County Tourism Development Council — who last year gave Ihe chamber a grant that will need lo be spent before Its Sept. 30 deadline — and to continue looking for ways lo pay for Ihe estimated 8400.000 needed to restore the beach. Farr atao recommended cre­ ation of a small las financing (TtFI district, property raxes collected on Ihe marina would be used lo help pay for beach restoration. Earlier Ibis m onth Ih r commission agreed lo establish the fln l T1F In ihe city for the 8100 million regional mall proposed for 214 a r m al 1-4 and Slate Road 46. C o m m is s io n e r A .A . M rClunahan. who was Ihe only KEY W ES T - Florida envi­ ronmentalists plan lo sail aerooa the Aliunlleon a 49-fool rubbish raft made or old tires, empty soda bottles and other Junk lo demonstrate that garbage can be recycled Into something useful. "Th e rail Is essentially made of used unto (Ires we've pk’kcd tip Inim Ihe brarhe* und streets of Key West, stuffed wllh soda bottles und Styrofoam rups and plates." Christopher Welland, the leader of the rail project, suld Tuesday. "Everything used has hern rescued front our environment In an effort to show people there Is no such thing as waste." T h e r a f t , c u l l e d the Globulltmo. Is made ol rows ol llrrs, Marked end lo end lo form 10 robber "logs" then lashed together und filled wllh empty bottles, plastic Jugs and plastkfoam rubbish. The 900-square-foot sail Is made of discarded sails sewn together. The current roast Is a piece of bamboo. "We're still testing that for strength. We, may have to use .some,.other , w ryFle d . wood." Welland said. The square-rigged raft Is being built by about a dozen volun­ teers organized us C R E A TE , for Creative Responsible Environmenial Acllon Through Educa­ tion. Children al Polnclanu Ele­ mentary School helped collect the component trash. Welland Is confident the raft will prove seaworthy. ' "I couldn't think or anything surer than a few thousand soda bottles encased In rubber logs. You're talking about soim-lhlng virtually unstnkublr. As long as we're flouting we run sail It." he said. "Th e prevailing winds and eurrenls will lake us where we warn lo go. Its Integrity as a vessel Is perfectly secure." The rail Is scheduled to leave Key West from Fort Zachary Taylor on April 22. Earth Day. lor a shake-down cruise under lo w u p l Ji e I n l r a c o a s t a I Waterway to Si. Augustine. From l here. Welland und u ■even-member crew will set soil across the Atlantic In midsJunc. hoping lo reach Great Britain by m id -A u g u s i and th en sail through Ihe English Channel to Germany. They hope lo finance the trip with corporate sponsor* and by selling advertising space on Ihe mUienmost. Wetland, a German-born artist and recyletng consultant, plana In use Ihe ship os a publicity platform lo develop C R E A TE Into an environmental education program for school children. "It Is designed lo be Im ­ plemented In school curriculum* al very lllilc financial coat or teacher workload. The primary p u rp o s e Is lo g ive y o u n g ch ild re n an op p ortu n ity lo participate, lo Infuse some fun Into the morbid topic of envi­ ronmental preservation. "Th a t’s the only way we are going lo imereti children who are tired of being lectured to." Welland tald. "Th e message Is that however loolalcd your Garden of Eden la. there la no escape from global environmen­ tal pollution." ite against mall T1F. balked ul Farr's requrat for a "m ln l-TIF." " T h a t really would lie u m ln l-TIF." MeClanahan Joked, referring to.rrqursta to rrduee rent for martnn tenants heurd earlier at the meeting. Any dloeuMton of Improving Ihe beachfront properly — and lit value — should be coupled w llh scheduled discussions about rent reductions for proper­ ly at Ihe marina. City Manager Frank Fatson said. Th e commission ngrrrd to apply for a TD C gram, and lo discuss both marina Hems al u work session April 9. Wang, chairman of the Uni­ versity of Florida coastal and oceanographic engineering de­ partment. rrrtnnniended placing u system of sund-filled tubes at Ihe take bottom from the eastern end or the Holiday Inn property to the western end. Th e tubes w o u ld create an a rtific ia l perched bcueh aboul 79 feel In depth, which would slop wind und waves from washing sand Into the lake channel. Kader's Sidewalk Sale THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 29th 5 30th ON LY CLO SEO U T ON •G IFT ITEMS •CRYSTAL SILVERPLATE •PEW TER WARE •C O LLECTABLE PLATES ’K e u U 'i f e t v e t e x A * h tc . I I S So. Park Av#., Sanford • 322-23S3 W H IN IT COMBS TO INSURANCE WB OIVB YO U MORE FOR LESS. 413 W. First SL Ph. 322 5792 William H. “ SIH" Wight C.P.C.U. PrssMtnt Sanford S n r r t n g C e n t r a l Ftorfda S in e • 1S4S NOTICE OF LAND USE CHANGE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD APRIL 5, 1990 T h e C ity C o m m issio n of the C ity Lake Mary, Florida will hold a Public Hearing on April 5,1990, at 7:00 P. M., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider land use am endm ents as show n In the map below. Th e Public Hearing will be held in the City C o m m issio n Cham bers, 158 N. Country C lu b Road, Lake Mary. Th e C ity C o m m is ­ sion will consider recom m endations from the Local Planning Agency. Interested parties m ay appearand be heard regarding Ihe proposed changes and/or written com m ents may be filed with Ihe City Clerk, 120 E. Lake Mary Boulevard, Suite 115, Lake Mary, Florida. Copies of the amendments may be inspected at C ity Hall. M onday through Friday, 8:00 A. M. until 5.00 P. M. How Tb Buy A S k irt W ithout Losing Your Property north of Lake Mary Blvd. and east ot Rinehart Road. A por­ tion ol the former Village PUD with the addition ol Parcel 9 directly west of the Village PUD. Change from M edium Density Residential ( ± 6 units per acre) to H igh Density Residential (± 9 units per acre). Je n o and Gina Paulucci and C yn th ia Soderstrom. Applicants. S h ir ty Property on the southeast corner of the intersection of Country C lu b Road and M ain Road. C hange from Rural Residential | 1 unit per acre) to Low D ensi­ ty Residential (± 2.5 units per a cre ). S o u th la n d R e a lty In vestm ents, applicant - t> o > ± 2 5 % to 5 0 % O F F most WOMEN’S JEA N S Most women's sportswear only $10. 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Hetie, Ixeeutove 141tor Laura Milan, Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onths...................................... 419.30 6 Months..................................... 439.00 I Year .......................................... 478.00 EDITORIALS Sideshow: Death In ihe Texas governor's race. I he primary criterion to hold office seemed lo be the number of notches on Ihe lethal Injection needle. The same thing seems to be happening in Florida, where the Incumbent Is pandering to public fury and frustration over violent crime by bragging on television about how many heads he nas served up through capital punishment. T h e same macabre sideshow could be developing In the California gover­ nor’s race. W A T T E N B E R G In ihe 1984 presidential campaign, the Rev. for massive 125 percent) defense ruts when the Jesse Jackson began his lifetime m nnlng for- Soviet military budget was climbing, whrn Ihe president career with lerse verse. Hcmrmber: Soviets wen* in Afghanistan, whrn the Soviets "From the guttermost lo the uppermost." "From owned the turf and corroded the soul of Eastern the outhouse to the While House." and “The Europe, when the text out of context Is pretext." and. later, the Soviets were building more missiles, whi n Immortal "Super Tuesday Is superficial." Jackson’s recent address to the Democratic the Sovlrts were fi­ Leadership Council In New Orleans shows signs nancing arms ami of reversion. Inversion, bul not conversion. It advisers lo commu­ was rhyme lime again, right there up In the title n is t s tn C e n t r a l of his speech: "Delighted to be IJnltrd." Jackson America, when, un­ missed one more rhyme, bul it was Inherent In like today, It was H r u g u n , not his remarks: "rr-lgnlted." Jackson says the Democrat Ic moderates Gorbachev, who said should be congratulated. Why? Because, be the Soviet Union was ■ays. the moderates have finally understood that an evil empire. While Jackson was Jackson was right all along. Swrrt. It Is the political equivalent of amorous action from un In Havana loasMng anaconda, which hugs so hard It hurls. Lett c o m m u n i s t s — unchallenged. II it high caliber Republican " L o n g liv e Fid e l Castro! lmng live C hr ammunition. fi Jesse is also In New Orleans. Jackson said he was tor big Guevera! Long live messy with defense cuts all along, and now even moderates Patrice Lumumba!'' the (acts. £ lie said — moderate are for cuts. See? No. Th e m Is a difference, and it’s not only that D e m o c r a t s w e n today moderate Democrats are for modrratc saying there was a real threat Irom the Soviet Union und wr ought defense cuts, and Jackson Is for huge ones. For. unlike moderate Democrats. Jackson was , to stay militarily strong. Neither red nor dead. In Texas, a former governor trying to reclaim his old Job was featured In a T V commercial showing him strolling along a hallway lined with huge photographs of criminals executed during his term In office. J A C K The commercial was in response to one of his Dem ocratic p rim a ry opponents who bragged In T V spots that, as attorney general, he carried out 32 executions. In Florida. Gov. Bob Martinez' T V spots rely on the visage of notorious sex-slayer Ted Ilundy. Martinez proudly proclaims that he litis signed 90 death warrants, and then the camera freezes on B undy’s smirking face. In California, former San Francisco Mayor Dianne Felnsteln's amazingly effective T V spot concludes with the claim that she is “ the only Democrat for governor for the death penalty." tn speeches around the state, she has recounted murder scenes In gorv detail. tier opponent. Attorney General J o h n V a n de Kamp. IS on the defensive about the death |K-naliy. He admits he is personally opposed, but he Is quick to point out that he sent 42 convicts to death row as a district attorney. Th e death penalty is in the news, of course, with California’s first execution since 1967 soon to be carried out. but It's hardly the most significant Issue a California governor will have to face. It’s not even the most significant crlme-flghtlng Issue. T h is Issue Is too complex to use deathpenalty zeal as a measure of gubernatorial suitability. Tiie voters shouldn't fall for this kind of pandering. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Lcllera lo Ihe editor are welcome. All tellers must lx- signed. Include the address ol Ihe writer uild a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on u slnghle suh|ert and he as brief as possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World FANS •MO4, H|l Me A N D E R S O N Three lawmakers alienate colleagues At the end of the ad. he Intones: "O n ly a governor can make executions happen. I did. and I w ill." U.S, Sen. Pete Wilson. California's Re­ publican candidate for governor, touts his federal death-penalty legislation and also goes In for graphic description when discussing crime victims. said rhyming moderates. Hut Jackson Is no Castro ronveniblr: he stilt publicly applauds his salute tn Fidel In Havana. Jesse Is also messy with Ihe facts about who is for what kind of affirmative action. He preuches the ruinous doctrine of racial "set-a-sldes." which Indeed lielongs In quota marks. Hut the Ihe DLC’s statement of prinrlples Issued in Nrw Orleans goes precisely the other way: "We believe Ihe promise of America Is equal opportunity, not equal outcomes." The DLC statement also says: "We believe Ihe government should respect Individual liberty and slay out of our private lives and personal decisions." Certainly — and unexceptional. Hut Jacksun. surely looking ahead tn Ihe California primary, said he was very pleased because I hr context of the text revraled that the DLC. Jtitl like Jackson, was going out of Ms way to endorse gay rights. Or. os a Jackson style rhyming hradllne might pul It: "O rm s say Ires gay." Hut Ihe nrw chairman of Ihe DLC. Gov. Hill Clinton, said. "We never even discussed that." Jesse Jackson has played a big role in transforming the Image of liberalism Into a far-out political movement, out of touch with the views and values of most Americans. That spreading perception about one part of the Democratic Party, has hurt Ihe whole puny. D A V ID S. B R O D E R W ashington needs a dose of reality W A S H IN G T O N Of all the frauds perpetrated In Washington over Ihe last lew years, none has been more damaging lhan the annual prelrnse that Congress and the Presi­ dent are gradually but steadily whittling down Ihe budget deficit. It feeds un Ill-Justified complacency. And It postpones serious efforts lo dcul with Ihe barrier lo union on every challenge from our deteriorating transporta­ tion network to Ihe nerds of the fledgling democracies In Eastern Europe and Central America. Sen. Daniel P. Moynlhan (D -N .Y.I has received much credit for publicizing the fad that growing surpluses In the Social Security trust fund have been used to mask Ihe deficit. Hut hts proposal lo cut those Social Security taxes would, by Itself, only make the overall rrd-lnk problem worse. A more effective way to rxposc the fiscal chicanery of current budget-making has been suggested by Sen. Terry Sanford (D-N.C.). It will be considered trier this spring when the Senatr Budget Committee lakes up proposals for Improving Ihe budget process. Sanford has done his homework. He un­ derstands that Ihe annual autumn ritual In which Ihe President and Congress congratu­ late each other for "reaching the target" set by the 1985 Grumin-Rudmun-Holllngs delicti reduction law Is a charade. H r also un­ derstands that even If. by some miracle. the Drinocruts 111 Congress and Ihe Republican administration were to agree to the ambit lous deficit-reductlo11 plan projxiscd by Rep. Dan Kostcnkowskl ID -Ill.), when the deficit "disappeared" In 1994. the national debt would continue to grow by billions of dollars rach year. Th e reason Is that the current deficit calculations are rigged to make Ihe politicians look good. Even while G-K-H "discipline" supposedly has been In effect. Sanford points out. roughly 4250 billion has been added lo Ihe national debt each year. Thai Is why Ihe statutory limit on the debt had to be raised from 41.9 trillion in November 1985 to $3.1 trillion in November 1989. That Is Ihe real measure of how far wr are falling shorl of paying our bills. That number Is Important because it drives thr annual interest payments — which are spiraling upward and leaving less and less rourn in ihe budget for everything else. This Is Ihe hidden lax we are paying fo, not getting serious about the rising burdrn of public dchi Sanlord proposes exposing reality by drflnmg ihe delicti in blunily unambiguous terms as tile annua] increase In thr federal debt, H r wonld also require that the unified hudgel hr presented In a three part formal simple enougti that even a mathematical simpleton like me could see where Ihe government actually stands. First would be the retirement hinds budgci — Including Social Security and Medicare. It would show (hr balance left when payments made to beneficiaries are deducted Irom all the Incoinc for the year: employer and employer contributions, payments from general lunds and the Interest Irom the Treasury lor securities held 111 trust. Th u s It would accomplish Moynlh.m's goal of preventing Ihe surpluses In the re­ tirement trust fund from m asking Un­ true deficit. Second would 1m* the defied and debt a c c o u t l l . w illc 'h would start with Ihe national debt at the b e g in n in g of t llr ycar. add the amount of the Interest hill, de d uct any p a y­ ments made during the year to reduce Ihe debt, and yield a year-end debt figure ( T h e current which would be used deficit calcu­ lo spotlight the actu­ lations are al deficit for that rigged to year. make the poli­ E v e ry th in g ris e ticians look would lx* show as the good. J g a v e r n in r n I ’ » operating budgci. Th e Income side would Include all nonretirement taxes. The spending side wunltl Include all wm-rctlrcment entitlements, de­ fense und the domestic programs. Sanford would require that operating budget lo be balanced every yrur. and enforce the discipline by a mechanism modeled on thr G-R-H sequester or across- tlic-boaid spending rut. Hut unlike G-R-H. he would prevent or penalize evasions like hiding Ihe cost ol the saviugs-und-loan bailout or using dale-shltimg dodges to skirl the limits. The General Accounting Other lias Just given Sanford analyses showing that hts formal would have shown the government ran operating budget deficits of 427 hdllnn 111 fiscal 1988 and alimmi 419 billion In fiscal 1989 — requiring lurthcr bell tightening or revenue increases both Ihosr years. Using Ihe administration's optimistic pro­ jected budget numbers. G AO calculates that the o|H’ruimg budget would sw ing into surplus by 419 billion in lisc.d 1990 and 4'iti billion in fiscal 1991. Hut the Sanlord formal. GAO shows, would also highlight the fact that the real debt would lx- growing by more lhan 42UU billion In each of those- years and annual Interest payments would lx- miming around 42bO billion a year. W A SH IN G TO N Three m outhy con­ gressmen from Reagan country have wan­ dered so far to the right that they’re beginning to make nuisances of themselves on Capitol Hill. The mere mention of their names — William Daiinemeycr. Robert Doman anil Danu Rohrabuchrr — causes ryes to roll and longues to wag. All three are Southern California Republicans from the bast Ion of right-wing America. O ra n g e C o u n ty . T h e ir specialty Is moral outrage und Ihdr issues are nborlion, homosexuality and p o rn o g ra p h y. Follow them around long enough and tills Is what you will see: • D unnem eycr . SP lm Utltllg. i‘* the Congressional Re­ cord explicit delulls ol homoerollc acts involving vegetables and light bulbs. • Ro lira b a r h e r sending graphic let­ 350 ters lo his rolleugues even Ihe likes describing a live sex of Rep. New! show in New York Gingrich. J that was Indirectly supported by the National Endowment for the Arts. • Dornan flying off III an Ideological rage about abortion. They rdlpsc even the likes of Rep. Newt Gingrich. R-Gu.. a conservative pit hull who has learned lo use the system to become a power broker. Daiinemeycr. Doman und Knhrabachcr don't have the most conservative voting records In Congress, hut their pushy style nibs them of the credibility tl lakes to wield power on Capitol Hill. Of the thrrr. Rnhrahuchcr Is still a novelty. A former Reagan speech writer, he barreled Into office In 1988 with the endorsement of Oliver North, who campaigned for him. He says he emulates Ernest Hemingway — u man's man. He puls around with heavy-metal rocker Sammy Hagar and says John Wayne taught him how to drink tequila. In February. Rohrabachcr sent his col­ leagues In the House a Idler complaining ubout federal funding for sexually expllrlt art. Not content lo leave unylhlug to the imagina­ tion. Rohrabucher described In vivid detail thr sexual elements of a stage act subsidized hy federal funding. Rohrabucher says he Is no) on a morality crusade and should not be lumped In with Doman and Danncmcycr. He merely wants to protect the taxpayers' money. One Democratic congressman who works on u committee with Rohrabuchrr told us that hr often blurts out irrelevant comments or questions. "We're playing poker and he's playing gin rum m y." Ihe Democrat said. Yet lawmakers told our associates Scott Sleek und Jim Lynch that at least they can deal with Rohrabucher. Few say the same utxnii Dornan and Danncmcycr. the dogmatic duo who have become synonymous with Ix-lllgrrcnce. Otic House colleague described Dornan as an "unguldrd missile" because of his temper. Last year. In a debate over abortion, he compared Ills opponents In ihe House lo the latc Sen. Joe McCarthy. Former Majority W hip To n y Coelho. D-Callf.. once had Homan's microphone disconnected when Dornan goi curried away In a Ilnur speech on contra aid. Dunnrm rycr has focused hts outrage on homosexuals. He voted agulusi a congressio­ nal sluily of "hale crimes" against minorities Ix-causc It would have included a study of gay bushing. IU* once pushed for restrictions on peuplr with AIDS because he said they emit "spores" that cause birth defects. Such talk may play well with t-nough Southern Callfuriilans to get the three re-elceled. hut the trio u ltra Hups III Washington. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. March 28. 1900 — •A Tammy Faye Bakker halts services Zoo offers new Zoopon Book SANFORD — Tbc- Central Florida Zoological Park liu% unveiled the Zoopon ftnnk The Zoopon Book* ha* two-lot uric <inipons fmrn more than 100 hundred Cer *rel Florida restaurant* and attractions. About 85 percent of the uupuna arc for rerun./am*. said Linda Cavanaugh. who coordinates fundraisers for Ihr zoo. "Th is Is a good way to get Inlnrmatton out ahoul the zoo.” Cavanaugh said. About one third of restaurants rontacted Tor participation In the project did not know a zoo was located In Sanford, she said. Zoopon Uookn are available for SIO each al several locations. For more Informal Ion. call Cavanaugh al 831-5015. Race to bonoflt charity A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — The Altamonte Springs Rotary Spring Classic 5K Run will benefit Life Concepts, a non-profit organization that provides homes, workshop* and summer camp for physically and mentally disabled people. The run will be April 7 al 8 n.m. Entry forms are available at the Track Shack. 1322 N. Mills Avc.. Orlando, and al the Sport Port at Oak Graves Shoppes In Altamonte Springs. Advance registra­ tion Is 88 In advance or 810 al the race. The rare will begin al Oak Grove Shoppes on Stale Road 434. Awards will be given to winners In Ihr male and female divisions. A Kiddle Hun will begin at 0 a m. for children 8-years-old and under. For more Information, call Ih r Track Shack at 898-1313. ORLANDO — Tam m y Faye Bakker has slopped holding local worship services because of a zoning dispute over her con­ verted warehouse-church, a fol­ lower said Tuesday. Bakker and about ISO follow­ ers held one Sunday morning service In the building In a warehouse district just south of Orlando before rounly building officials ordered them out. say­ ing the area was zoned for commercial buildings — not churches. Since that March 11 service. Bakker has held no local worship services. A Bakker follower who dcrllnrd to give her name sold Tuesday dial Bakker eould not afford to move the church to another location, which would he Its fourth In less than a year. “ We will not have services until further nnllre.” she Mid. "When you're paying on a lease al one place, van don't go oul and gel another place. County officials say New Cov­ enant Church moved Inin ihe old Tupperwarc building without seeking rezonlng or submitting Ihe necessary paperwork lo show ihe building was suitable for a large number of people. J o a n n e M c M u r r a y . th e c o u n t y 's a ssista n t z o n in g director, said Tuesday that her departm ent had asked the rhureh lo send a letter outlining how It Intends to use Ihe build­ ing so officials can determine w h e th e r It Is b e in g used appropriately. She said u letter had arrived from the churrh. but officials had not yet reviewed It. She said she expected Ihe rounty to decided whether the building Is suitable for rhurrh uses In about two weeks. "If iherr are any problems, we will provide Ihrm wllh whatever mechanism they can use lo obtain administrative rrllef.” she said. Building1A Nevertheless, she added, a primary goal would be lo "bring In Ihe humanities: music, dance and the dramatic arts.” Bentley Mid that the Increas­ ing cultural delversity If the area would help lo enhance such uses of the structure. Last night, the Sem inole County School Board approved In concept the leasing of Ihe H a r p e r A c a d e m y to Ih e Georgetown group. Harper Academy, located at 1010 Pine Avc . Sanford, la one : of the city's oldrst schools that ! housed black students In the days before Integration, f After the properly had failed to ■ell after Ihrec years on the market. Richard Wells, assistant superintendent for facilities, had offered the building several months ago to the Sanford Fire D e p a rtm e n t as a place to practice extinguishing blazes. Last night's decision will allow Ihe group of black leaders lo lease the building for a "nominal amount" and turn It Into a community center. Board atlornry Ned Julian expressed concern that Ihe group Intended to use the facility as a commercial properly. "It would be Improper for them to use a public building for profit." ShootingcCawtlaasd from Fags 1A flscatrd a rifle from Ihe ['Bouse, police said. £ T e r r y C a r d w e ll, of 407 iMagnolla Avc.. was wounded by -a .22-callbcr bullet fired from a rtflc at about 11:30 a.m. Tues­ day. Sanford police reported. The bullet passed through hts chest and exited through his back. hilkw allege that Cardwell's broth<T Billy Tfexfrr NMorc, 48. of the same uddresa, wounded Cardwell, and airned-Ulr rifle al him again to try to fire more shots. Th e gun Jammed and Cardwell ran from the house to his van. He drove away, cnroulc to Central Florida Regional Medical Center, with Moore allegedly chasing the van on foot. Capl. Charles Fagan said today. Cardwell flagged down a San­ ford police patrolman at Fourth Street at Park Avenue. Moore was captured at Seventh Street and Myrtle Avenue. He was arrested at 11:37 a.m. In addi­ tion lo attempted murder. Moore Is charged with use of a firearm In a felony and shooting Inside an occupied dwelling. Moore was returned to Ihe scene to lei police Into the house lo collect evidence related lo the shooting, Fagan wild. Cardwell was Iransported lo Ihe hospital, where hospital of­ ficials reported he remained to­ day In stable condition. Bond for Moore la 825.000. ReportCm U s m S I t •Fag* 1A — Glenn said county fees, taxes and other charges for services cun be adjusted us needed lo meet periods of slow or rapid growth. Wilson said another looming undefined problem Is the effect "concurrency" may have on the county budget. Concurrency la Ihe state requirement that roads, water, sewers and other "Infra­ structure" government services must be In place al or before Ihe time growth occurs. Wilson said while the county has a system of Impact fees that requires developers to pay for Infrastructure needs of their new homes and commercial build­ ings when they're completed, concurrency could require the county to pay for many of those Improvements before the fees Housing--------Continued from Fags 1A Warren said. "In five or 10 ycurs, I don’t want to look back and sec several hundred one-acre lots with wells and septic tanks on them." W hen one resident noted Warren's 1988 campaign was partially based on an Intent to preserve Ihe quality of life In existing nclgborhoods. she re­ sponded protection of the fragile water supply In southeast Semi­ nole County had a higher priori­ ty. She said hundreds of Indi­ vid u a l wells thrculencd to hasten Intrusion of salt water faster than centrally-supplied water systems. But residents refused to accept Warren's logic. "We're not against Increased development, only Increased densities." said Linda Masters, representing the Southeast Sem­ inole County Voters Association. "Th e cancer of urban sprawl Is not conslstant wllh Ihr sur­ rounding rural areas." In response to assurances by developers they would contrib­ ute money lor schools and roads. Mike Funk said commissioners should nut be comforted by such offers. "If Ihe board continues to accept those offers, you're sen­ ding a message to Ihe developers this area Is for sale," Funk said. " T h e y 'r e not c o n trib u tin g towards solving Ihe problem. The final analysts Is whether the board Is representing Ihr peo­ ple." Developers painted a different picture of preservation of rural lifestyle lo Ihe one painted by residents In nearly six hours of hearings on ihe three proposals. "Th e prnl Herat Ion of (low dr- nstty) suburban estates In Ibis urea Is poor planning." said Hugh Barling, engineer fur the most controversial of the three projects. Hl-Oaks. "Th e continued proliferation of suburban estates Is worse than anything." Harllng stated taler during the hearing. "Sub­ urban estates Is ihe enemy that should be addressed In this particular arena." The Hl-Oaks development was the only one of lire Ihrec projects given Initial approval Tuesday. L a n d o w n e r s C h a r le s and Malcom Clayton sought to build 660 homes on 663 acres east of the Econlockhatchce River and north of the Orange County line. Orange County commissioners opposed the development, say­ ing It would have loo many homes for the lower-density urea. Environmentalists and Orange County commissioners opposed the project saying 11 could harm the "Econ" River, the focus of a St. Johns River Water Manage­ ment District task force and proposed stale protective leglsla-. lion similar lo slate laws re­ stricting development near the Wcklva River. Ken Uosocmian. president of Friends of Ihe Econ. opposed Ill-Oaks plan lo build a bridgeover the Econ at McCulloch Road along the sllc's southern border. Uosscrman said I he Econ task force may recommend re­ stricting new crossings of Ihe river throughout the three court lies through which the river passes. Bul commissioners were Im ­ pressed with Barling's promises water and sewer lines would be extended to the development site and road improvements would hr said. He explained II would also be a violation of the Con­ stitution The board said Julian should draw up a lease agreement that would Include a clause banning the community association from using the building for any prof­ it-making enlerortses. Th e Sanford Historical Pre­ servation and Trust Foundation, which supported the group's request lo obtain Ihe building to restore It as a reminder of a part of Sanford's history, suggested that Ihe facility could be used as a headquarters of Tajlri Arts International and as a central m e e tin g location for civic groups, after school youth pro­ grams. senior citizen groups, the Georgetown Community Associ­ ation or other business con­ sortium or advtwry board. Chairm an Ann Nelswender said she supported the pre srrvalion of the building by Ihr group, bul did not want to be responsible If they used the facility for profit S e v e r a l y e a rs a g o . the Hookerlown Com m unity Im ­ provement Association worked oul a similar agreement with Ihe school board for the use of the former Bookertown School. 463) Gilbert St.. Lake Monroe. The board renewed the 81-a-year lease wllh that group at last night's meeting. The Harper Academy building, appraised at 867.000. has been closed since Ihe early 1960s and lias fallen Into disrepair. Once the board approves ihe final lease a g r e e m e n t , the Georgetown Community Associ­ ation plans to use grants and donations to restore the build­ ing. m V M m M 1 m ■ G A R Y M IC H A E L F B L U E R Gary Michael Fclker. 42. 637 Alpine St.. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday al his residence. Bom Jan. 4. 1947. In Lawrcnceburg. Te n n.. he moved to Altamonte Springs In 1975 from there. He was on amo mechanic. . . SucvivpFk. UicUslUKlffi« r 8 b really knows wfiai Altamonte Springs: daughter. concurrency will do to the Te rry Rogers. Lawrcnceburg: b u d ge t." Wilson said. "B ut son. Gary M. Jr.. Altamonte everyone's looking at It and I'm S p r in g s ; m o th e r, N a d in e . sure the county will make the Law renceburg; sisters. Gall prouer adjustments." Clanton. Lawrcnceburg. Glynda Glenn said Ihe county’s cost of W ells. Sanlord: two g ra n d ­ concurrency Is bring studied by children. a consultant hired earlier this G ra tn ko w Funeral Hom e. year lo design a "concurrency Sanford. In rharge of arrange­ management" system. She said ments. tile county has already begun some preparation by growth by J A M E S W A L T E R G IV E N S building ihe 812 million Yankee Jam es Walter Givens. 35. Luke wastewater plant west of 1478 Sun Shadow Drive. Cas­ Interstate 4. using a portion of selberry. died Monday at Or­ 841 million In bonds sold In lando Hcglonal Medical Center. 1987 that are rrpald by water Dorn Aug. I. 1954. In Chlplcy. and sewer Tees. he moved lo Casselberry from In addition, the county has Chattanooga. Tcnn. He was a sold 842 million In bonds lo pay m em ber of the U n ion H ill for road Improvements, which M issionary Baptist C h u rch . will be rrpald by gasoline taxes. Chattanooga. He ws a veteran of Glenn said. Ihe Vietnam War. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Margaret L.: mother. Arleulha. Orlando: son. Vcron. Orlando: be made to meet the demand of daughter. LaCara. Orlando: Hl-Oaks residents. Harllng said brothers. Lawrence. Orlando. the Claytons wuuld donate 15 Jack Grey. Cocoa Beach; sisters. acres of Ihe site for an elementa­ Frances Neely. Judy Cobb, both ry school, which would Incrcse of O rlando. Shirley Wilson. the density In the remaining Winter Springs. accrage lo more than two homes Wltson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ per acre. Warren recommended denial ments. of the Hl-Oaks project, but com­ missioners Sandra Glenn. Fred B H A L E E M A R IE O ’B A U O H Strectman and Jennifer Kelley Sluice Marie O'Uuugh. Infant. voted against her. Commissioner 1715 Sunset Drive. Longwood. Bob Sturm supported Warren's died Sunday al Central Florida recommendation to deny Ihe Regional Hospital, Sanford. She was born In Sanford on March project. On a new motion to approve 25. 1990. Survivors Include parents. the project. W arren Joined Glenn. Slreetman and Kelley lo Gary L. and Teresa L. Ragan, support Ihe project. Sturm voted both of Longwood: paternal against It. grandparents. John and Ruth Before the Hi O iks project was Hudson. Center Hill: maternal co n sid e re d , com m issioners grandm other. Linda Kagan. voted 4-1 against ihe 221-ucrc Longwood: brother, Cody Ragan. Magnalta Lake proposal west ol Longwood. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h ild Funeral Old State Ruad 13 and north ol the Lake Lcnclle Woods subdivi­ Home. Forest City. In charge of sion. Landowner Mikr Haltaway arrangements. sought permission lo build about 660 homes on Ihe project, but A L E X P ELEP K O A le x P rle p k o . 6 2 . 2 6 0 0 commissioners said they would prefer a tower density In a Georgia A v r.. Sanford, died Monday at his residence. Born planned development. Because Haltaway offered no April 19. 1927, m Wilkes-Barre, site plan for lire project, most I’a . hi moved to Sanford fiom commissioners said he should Linden. N .J.. In I960. He was a return so they could make an tool and die maker and a Informed decision on Ihr pro­ Culholic lie wasa Navy veteran posal Speaking lo more homes of World W arll S u rv iv o rs Include sisters. on central water and sewer service Is better than lewer Catherine Jackfoske. St. Clair homes on wells and septic tanks. Shores. Mlrh . Mary. Wilkes Warren recommended approval Barre. of the project, bul commission­ G ra m k o w Fun e ra l Hom e. ers voted 4-1 against her to deny Sanford, in charge of arrange me tils. it. Commissioners untied lo op­ pose a 437-acrc development on JO H N TH O M A S P ER R Y John Thomas Perry. 40. 321 Ihe northeast shores of Lakc Mllls between the communities Cherokee C o urt. Altam onte Springs, died Saturday at O r­ of Chuluoi ii and Chuluvlsla. Jim and Tam m y Faye Bakker moved lo Orlando lust May allcr their I T L ministry In Fort Mill. S.C., collapsed amid charges of fraud and sexual impropriety. They originally moved Into an uhandonrd shopping renter, hm were evicted. The churrh Itien began holding services In a piano store hut was furred mil III February when the store's man­ ager lost his Irasr. Lawyer admits taking thousands H A R TFO R D . Conn. A lawyer has pleaded guilty to bilking his clients of more than 8600.000 before he left his wife and fled to Florida where hr married another woman and worked as a bartender. William M. Buzanoskl. 44. of New Britain, also agreed never to practice law again In C on­ necticut when he pleaded gullly to 18 criminal charges Thursday In Superior Court. Buzanoskl disappeared In September 1988 after com ­ plaints began to surface from clients who Mid they had given the lawyer thouMnds of dollars for Investments. Buzanoskl acknowledged he swindled his clients either by selling them Bahamian bonds he printed hlmseir or by embezzling money from real estate bonds. He said he started out with good Intentions, "b u t when things didn't work out. I look money" for himself. W h ile b e in g s o u g h t hy authorities. Buzanoskl worked at several Jobs Including bartrndIng and married a woman who said she was unaware he had a wife In Connecticut. Pigs Caatlaaad from Fags 1A captured, Blakely said. Blakely said the county will sill) realize a steady Income at 818 a head for 80 hogs per month. "I know what they say about rabbits, but I know every time I go out there. It seems like there's more of Ihe little rascals running around." Blakely said. In February llic slutc De­ partment of Agriculture told G o d w in , the co u n ty's con­ tracted hog trapper, he can no longer sell the swine trapped a) the county dump to meat pro­ cessing plants out of fear they could spread disease lo humans II they are contaminated by Ihe garbage. Blakely said the hogs can be sold lo Individuals as long as Godwin warns the buyers the hogs were fed on garbage. The stale ordered the county T- . > he i of fear they may sprelrt discuses to area domestic hogs. As a r e s u lt , th e c o u n t y h ire d Godwin, agreeing to allow him exclusive rights lo trap the hogs In return for 852 a head up lo HO hogs per month. The next highest bidder offered Ih r county 817.50 per head, si ill 50 cents Irss than Godwin's new agreed-upon payment. Blakely said the county's contract with Godwin staled If he captured captured more than 80 hogs, they were given free by the rounly as an Incentive to rem ove as m a n y hogs as quickly as possible. Godwin has jMid the county 88.320 for Ihr hogs he's cuplurcd so fur. Blakeley said. H r said Ihe money goes min ihr county solid waste fund. ;,i-J lando Krglonu Medical Center. N Y. She was a homemaker and Sand Lake. Bom Ju ly 12. 1949. a member of Allen Chapel AME In South Weymouth. Maw., he Church. Sanford. moved lo Altamonte Springs Survivors Include son. Marvin. Irom Ablngton. Mass.. In 1990. S a n fo rd : b ro th e rs. Je ro m e He was an automobile mechanic Brown. Pittsburg. Otis Brown. Rochester; sisters. Linda Th o m ­ and a Catholic. Survivors include sons. John as and Beverly Brown, both ol Ttuimaa II. Altamonte Springs. Rochester, one grandson., Sunrise Funeral Horne. San­ Charles Edward. Steven Allen, both of Hanover. Muss : father. ford. In chrge of arrangemelns. William Patrick. Amboy. Wash.: brothers. William Patrick II. South Wcymoulh. Robert Vin­ c e n t. Las Vegas. R ic h a rd Frurirls. Plymouth. Mass. SSMKt, V IO LA BAOLtr F u w i i M rvtc n lor W rt VioU B«gi*y Danfleld Mortuary Services. Broke a . ol Snow H ill *fto dad Sundry will Winter Springs, in charge of bo Thurtdry ol 11 0 m from Itw Ooh Crovo arrangements. M itU e rw y Boplut CSiech. 0<d Loko Horntr JO S E P H D A V ID R O T H Joseph David Roth. 73. Ha­ cienda Village. Winter Springs, died Sunday at Life Carr Center. Altamonte Springs. Bom June 3. 1916. In Chicago, he moved to Wlnier Springs Irom Rochester. N.Y.. In 1975. He was a vice president for National Business F o rm s . Rochester, and an Episcopalian. Ik- was an Army veteran and a member of the VFW Post No. 8207. Longwood. S u r v i v o r s in d u d e w ife . Veronica R. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charg* of arrangements. R U B Y M A E S M ITH Ruby Mae Smith. 43. Apt. 58. Castle Brewer Court, died at her residence Saturday. Born Oct. 4. 1946. In Sanfonl. she moved lo Sanford In 1978 from Rochester. Hood. Conovo Inlorrw it will bo In (So No* Corinth Comotor y on Fridoy in lo ti a. Co VlVtooon *111 bo Wotsasoy otoning Irom 0 0 D m *1 ISo Goidon't F u w i l Homo. Winlor Pork Gordons Funorol Homo Wlntor Pork, in cnor go ol orrongomorOt M1IT1NO TH8 NI1D OF IV 1ST FAMILY • Pr* Mood Planning •Out Of Slits Transfar • Local Burial •Crsmstion •Burial In All Milllsry Csmslsrist . P H . S3 4 -S 3 3 0 G j G FroOortc P. a otnoo Jr. J Y U r | n Funeral Oboe lor Ownor Gaines Funeral Home Formsrly Qrsmkow Cainss Funeral Homs LOCALLY O W N ED A O P ER ATED ISO POO TRACK RD. LOHQWOOO Caring people Is one of the things that makes Brisson Funeral Home special. This is William E. "Bill" Welborn. Bill is a licensed funeral director with over 17 years experience in the funeral business. Curing people is what you expect and what you get at B ris s o n F u n e ra l H o m e {Rearranged Funeral I ’rogram C o rn e r o f 9 th Stre e t a n d La u re l • Sanford. Fla. (4 0 7 ) 3 3 3 -2 1 3 1 �M - Sanford MafUd. Sanford. Florida — Wadnaaday. March 21. 1M0 Dem ocracy sim ply is not easy ■yM TM CM R M A Defense rests In Polndextsr esse W A S H IN G TO N The defense In Jo h n Poindexter's Iran-Contni trial rested Its cuae without Tallinn the ueeusrd funner national areurtly udvlsrr to the stand, setting the stage for rinsing arguments and Jury dellherations. “ We don't believe the government proved Its ease." Poindexter's lead attorney. Hlehard Heckler, said Tuesday when askrtl why the fornirr Keagau administration official was not called to testify. U.S. District Ju d g r Harold Greene ordered both sides to federal rnorl oil Wednesday for Jury Instructions und scheduled closing arguments for Friday. The defense tried in refute prosecution clulms Poindexter masterminded the scheme to sell U.S. urms to Iran und divert some of those profits lo the Nlctiragunn Contras at a time when Congress outlawed such aid. Heckler tried to dilute his client's Influence over rvents and attempted to deflect blumc. Defense lawyers also tried to show Poindexter was caught In a highly charged political battle lietween Congress und Ihe White House, but G rrru r did not ullow testimony on Ihut subject. Aftertax profits off W ASHINGTON — After-tax profits of American corporations crept u p by 2.8 percent or $4.3 billion In the fourth quartrr of I960 Wit fell by 4.7 percent or $8 billion for Ihe year. Ihe Commerre Department said Wednesday. "I think what we've learned Is a slow-growlb economy Is one where business profits lake the lilt." said Hubert Dcderlck. chief economist for Northern Trust In Chicago. "Much of the weakness has been In the manufacturing sector." - In Its final estimate of totul output of goods und services for the closing three months of last year, the government also suld Ihe real gross national product Increased by l . l perceni or 911.2 billion dollars. For Ihe year, the GNP was up 3 percent compared to an Increase of 4.4 percent In 1988 und an Increase of 3.7 percent In 1987. Greyhound offers reward on shootings Greyhound Lines, declaring It would not negotiate with Its striking drivers "while u gun Is pointed at us." offered a 9 KM).(XX) reward for Information on 23 shootings aimed at Its buses during the three-week labor walkout. But union officials slid Ihe company, which expects to replace Its entire work force with non-union drivers by Easter, was using the violence as a plov to avoid negotiations to end the strike. P. Anthony Lannlc. executive vice president and rhlef labor negotiator for the company offered the reward at a Washington news conference Tuesday and said ut least five union officials have been arrested or are undrr Investigation for alleged violent activity. "There can lie no meaningful negotiations while a gun Is polnlcdai us." Lannlr said. "Th e terrorism must stop.” Cuba warns U.S. about TV Marti MEXICO C IT Y — Cuba Jammed the llrst trial telecast of T V Marti und warned that the attempt by the United Stairs lo broadcast television signals to Cuba could bring "Inealcutuble consci) unices." The llrst of a series of tests of the U.S. telecast of T V Marti to C u b a brie rII <M 1:110 a .m . T u e s d a y fro m (lie F lo rid a K e y s w llti ■ multi-colored lest pattern followed by basrliull highlights und a sampling of entertainment features. Cuba Jammed the signal beginning at about 2.08 a.in. until the test was concluded ul 6:45 a.ill., a Voice of Aitierleu sourer said. House moves toward child care vote W ASH IN G TO N — The House has made progress on child-rare legislation as the Holes Committee began hearings on proposals lo Increase frdrral aid lor day care by billions of dollars. The Senate pussed u child-cure bill In June, but House legislation had been stalled since last fall by a turf battle between Democrats In two ronunlllrrs us well us a continuing controversy over funding sectarian cure. From Unllod P ra tt International raporta Japan says U.S. dollar is concern Unltsd P ra tt I n f rwattooal T O K Y O - Prim e Minister Toshlkl Kalfu expressed concern about the persistent decline of Ihe Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar, which added another 1.67 yen Wednesday to close ut 158.63 yen und further pushed down Tokyo stock prices. "T h e Japanese economy re­ mains stable, but we are wat­ ching the market." said Kalfu. "Th e fall of the yen Is not due lo p e s s im is m a b o u t J a p a n 's economy." The dollar was up lor the ninth successive trading session to finish ut Ihe highest level since Jan. 6. 1987. when Ihe dollar closed ut 159.18 yen. Market analysts say the dollar's rise has been behind the swift and sub­ stantial decline in Tokyo stock prices. Finance M inister H yutaro llushtmoto said. "I am nervously watching Ihe market." B ank of Ja p a n G o ve rn o r Yasushl Micno added he cannot understand why Ihe dollar con­ tinues to rise and expects the yen to rets mini won. There has U r n no change in Ihe baste trend ol the Japanese economy. Micno sal t. After opening sharply higher at 158 30 yen. tlx- dollar lluclualed In a range ol 158 15-158.85 y e n . c o m p a r e d wi t h 156 80-157 20 yen Tuesday. The dollar sokl for 157.18-28 yen In London. 157.80-90 yen In New York late Tuesday. A dealer with the Hank of Tokyo said demand for the dollar remained bullish as market l>ar!!ctpunis ruslted lo buy the dollar before die close of Ihe fiscal year March 3 1. United Press International Analysis BUDAPEST. Hungary — Don't look now. but that fragile plant called democracy Just sprouted a few more shoots In Central Europe. While much of Ihe world's media was focused last weekend on Ihe DnvldundGoliath conflict In Lithuania, little Hungory look another step toward popular rule Sunday with Its first multiparty elections In 43 years. The Hungarians began Ihe process of moving toward elections Iwo years ago. Hut In bending over backward lo ensure all of Ihe Interests of their diverse population ol 10.6 million wrre represented. Ihe Ihmgarl- ans devised one of the most complex electoral systemsihai ever existed. It may lie fair, bill It Is formidable. Hungarians still wrre waiting lor Ihe results two days after Ihe polls rlosrd. and election oflrlals sav Ihry do not know when they will have them. The average Hungarian Is Just liegliinllig lo understand the Immense tlllfleuliles of converting a monopolistic party-stale Into a system of representative government simi­ tar lo the parliamentary democracies ol Western Europe. Based on fiarllal results Irnm less than one-third of the 386 parliamentary seals up ‘Vegetable’ awakens 7 years later UFt report MADISON. Wls. An accident victim who has been In a vegetative slate for seven years underwent a “ total transformation" und began speaking lo doctors when he was given Vallum prior lo a denial procedure, a doctor said. Dr. Andres Kanner. u neurologist who specializes In epilepsy cases, said T u e s d a y that the Wisconsin man suddenly e m e r g e d from h is vegetative stale about two weeks ago when he was given an Intravenous In­ fection of the drug. "He started Interacting In u reasonable manner, u total Ininskirmatlon." said Kanner. a doctor at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. Kanner (old Cable News Network that the man was able lo say his name, read and write. "A t this point we don't know the reason for this p h e n o m e n o n ." K anner said. The patient, who Is In his mid-40s but was not Iden­ tified at the request of his fumlly. was Injured In a car accident about 10 years ago. H r was In u coma for about three months but wus able to eommunleutr with those around him when first regained con­ sciousness. Ills condition deterio­ rated In the next two years und Kanner said he lapsed Into a vegetative state In w h ic h he s e ld o m r e ­ sponded to people or his environment, rarely saying a word. "He wasn't In a coma." Kanner said. "He wus In u vegetatlve-llke state In which u patient Is u n ­ re s p o n s iv e to pe o p le around him. He was hardly talking al all and not fol­ lowing commands ...." for gratis, the center-right Hungarian Demo­ cratic Forum was leading Its more liberal rival, the Alliance of Free Democrats, by 25 to22 percent. Since neither has a majority, both will IsIrving to engineer alliances that could assure them flower after nitioff elections. A runoff Is scheduled for April M. hill It may In- In jeofNirdy. Election olflelals gave no guarantees they would make It by then. “ It's looking li-ss and less feasible." said a Western diplomat who observed the elec­ tion. "Until you know the results of this election, you can't start the horse trailing for Ihe second round." Part ol the delay can In- attributed lo the government's effort to lie modern by using a computer system. W o r l d le a d e r s s id e s t e p J IF F M T M United Press International World reaction to the volatile crisis In Ihe Soviet republic ol Lithuania was marked with dip Inmutlc caution, and foreign leaders uvolded taking sides in the strife simmering Inside the nation whose reforms liuvc caused friction from Warsaw lo Vilnius. B ritis h Prim e Minister Margaret Th a tche r Tuesday called on Moscow ami Lithuania to negotiate without bloodshed an end to their deadlock over Lithuania's drive lor Indepcn deuce, hut sldeslep|ied a request In the House of Commons that she |M-rsnnully up|M-ul lo Soviet leader Mikhail Gorltachcv not to use force. "It calls for great restraint on both sides." Thatcher said "Force Is not an appropriate way loscttle this position. Soviet sold iers beat and dragged Lithuanian army des­ erters Irnm a hospital Tuesday and seized Ihe headquarters ol Lithuania's Independent com­ munists to reassert Moscow's control over the relM-lllnus Haiti) republic. The actions wire the most concrete s i g n s ol a crackdown liv Gorbachev since Lithuania's new nationalist Parliament de­ clared lnde|tendenee Irnm Ihe Soviet Union March 11. 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INGLINOOK (HAIIIS R I M f l ittuiuv ■ d k y'* Irish Tia Maria 3.89 « VOVCA* A/0 .' p D IfE S ‘ HOP A MRItl mu notbe 11872829 L’ Q f cults 1 2 .M (OOUISi :s* �INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 6B ■ Classified, Page 8B Timacuan claims title IN BRIEF From staff r a ports B A S K E TB A LL Trail Blazers whip Lakers t.«w Angeles Lakers I'm rli I’.ii Klley would not l)l.iiiii' the Irani s worst loss o| |In- season Tue sda y night heeause u missed Magic Johnson, who sullered a second iptarlcr ln)ury "N o excuses." Kllcv said alter tin* I’ortland Trail lila/ers nulled the Lakers Kill I I I in I'ortlaud. Ore Johnson sprained Ills right ankle at IL20 of the second i|iiarter anddld not return ' Yes. we lost Mattie In the second tpiartrr. bill t h a t ' s a convenient excuse ” Kevin Duckworth played one ol Ills Iteller Hatties ol the season, hltttnit 10 ol 12 shots lor 22 |M)lnls to lead I’ortland. Ii w as C o rtla n d 's largest niarttinot vleiory over the talkers since a I I I 121 triumph Dee 25. ih h ;i Th e vletory moved I'ortland. 50 20. within 2 Itamesof the Lakers m the I’aelllc Division Elsewhere in tin* M IA New York routed Washington IMMOO. Indiana downed Itosion 101-00. Dallas ik-leatrd Golden State IIH-10M. Mllwuakee stop|ied I’hoenlx l i t 127 and San Antoniosix kedSeattle I 15 to:I SANKOND — Timacuan completed a late season sorne with an H 2 triumph river Hot Tuna In Will Ihe DIDO Sanford Nee real Ion Department Womens Slowplteh So Ii Im II Championship av Chase Dark Tuesday night Tliuncuan. enaehed by Hob Nulilnsoii. won ns llrsl name ol the season (lieu lust Its next two names lint the team rebounded lo win Ils Iasi nine starts to finish Ihe season at It) 2 llol Tuna finishes Ihe season at ltd. all three losses conilnn at Hie hands of Timacuan In Tuesday s oilier game TherinoC.trlion slammed SKKO Air Krelnhl 15-3 to llmsli In third place with a 4-H reeont SKKO lliiislus iIn eampalnn at I I I . Its one win eniilllin over Tlmaeiian The name between Tlmaeu.m anil I lor lima was a barn burner lor Ihe llrsl four imilnns wiili Tlmaeiian hiildlnn a 2 0 lead Dul Tlruaeuan look ailvanlane ol a Hot l ima 100 101 0 - J o < Molloo And Block*rFot'fn *n,J fjii«y Al’ Motion tl4 2t IP — Fot»on ZB SihMhoMiC 'md Hohon iO. rdn. JH Notion MAnnmq lO« *<Jo' MR O. xta llfmoni H#(Of«h Ov #do'4 1A I SAC Lf^.Hx ' a SAC (p r e p qolf Lions knock off Greyhounds LO NG W OO I) — Todd Stresen Kculcr shot a ono-over-par J7 lor the Lyman (•reyhouuds m a hinh school noil dual meet Tuesday allernoon at Kolhnn Hills Country ( lull lull II was w asted as the Oviedo Lions pulled oul a I titk 170 w ill llrent Nelson led Oviedo with a 10 Hounding out the Lions' Icoin si ore were Jim Si llers with a -11. Jarrell Drown with a 12 and Dohble Stork with a LI Dolon I he siorinn lor Lyman were Stresen Neuter. Todd llriscr with a Hi John tllfitx-rg with a J7 and Dave Scliauin w ith a -ID Tile win ImmisI s Oviedo lo I I I while Lyman tails lo 7-5 H O C K EY Lemelin walking that ‘fine line’ S T . LOUIS — Niggle la-rnelln said “ there's a line line hctwien winning and losing' and he hopes he has louiiil It in lime lor the playolfs Lemelin stop|M il III! shots Tuesday uinhi to lead tile llosion Drums lo a III victory over the slumplnn St Louts lllues "W e haven'l la-en plavinn lit*11 well lately and It's Ix en little Ihllins. Lemeltll said " There's a fine line tielweru winuinn and lieung " It ’s always lounh ncilinn a shuiout In iliis league. It'snol |usl Ihe Hnalteuder We had e v e r y b o d y W orklrin hard." Doston Coach Mike Milbury tun iced "I Ihotinhl iiiv team was a little tense lo start w ith ." Milbury "We have been struggling It's a coni Idem e pro­ bit-ill Dul Kennk* nets a bin save and II gels live n»vs oil the hook ll builds " Elsewhere in the M IL on luesilay ntnht. Dllffulo cilneil Detroit ti 5 t'.ilnarv In al Ihe New York NY tslandi rs I 2 llartlord and I’lllsburnb skerl lo a 3-3 tie. ihe New York Danners I humped Uiu Ihx 7 1. New Jerscv illsmanlled Washmnton I I Kdiuontou kum ked oil Van­ couver I-1 and Wlnmpen and Los Anneles set l teil lor a 4-4 Compiled from staff and wlra reports. U A S K ETB A LL 7 . 11) p m — S IN M IA Miami Ileal at Orlando Mann . ID Complata listings on Psgo 2B n i jr | T T -J By TO NY DcSOftMIRR SANKOND — The Santori! Neere.ition Dcpurlincm Lillie M.i|or la-anoe played ils llrsl name Tuesday ninth with the Disabled American Yelerens pullmn out a 22 Hi triumph over Seminole Kuril III Amen can Dlvlsnu action al Kl Mellon Park Heeause ol the leunih ol the lirsi H-onc |3'» hnursi Die scheduled set oud name In rween the Sun Hank Orioles and the Kirsi Union A s was |M>siporiftl The National Division will plav Ils openlnn round nl names Thursday al Ii and m p m The next aellon tor lire American Division will In- Sal unlay umrilhiH when DAV plays Sun Hank al H a m and S«-ininole Kurd tackles Kirsi Union al I tin hi DAV. ihe di-fendlnn eliv i ll.mi|)lons. liHiked like they vvoohl pick up where they lell oil Iasi season hy taklnn a 0-0 lead nohili Hilo Die Ixitloin ol Ihe second miiinn Dot Si-mi note Kuril look ailvanlane ol the wildness ol three DAV pitchers, seorion eight runs on einhi walks and one single A run by DAV m Die top ol Ihe third cut the lead to H 7 Hut Seminole Kurd lirntinhl 13 men to Die plait- in Die hoilmn nl Die slail/a lo score einhi more rims and lake a Mi-7 ailvanlane. *Vuh the two-hour tune hunt slarton them in the fare. DAV came to Die plale In Ihe Iniiith and scored nine runs on three basc tills and lliiee Seminole Koril errors lo lie the name at ID-Iti Seminole Kuril Imllctl in Die ImiIIoiii nl Ihe lourtll tleedlnn a run lo win. Alter Die llrsl LO NG W OO I) — Oviedo 111i*h S linol won Us l lih name ol the season hv blasting Lyman IH :t III a Seminole Athletic ConlereiH i softball name at Lyman High School Tuesday Tile Lion trio ol Michelle S. hullo lasa Ilollnu and April Mantling eomhinetl lor 11 hits, including a triple and lu u doubles lo lead a 2 1 hit Oviedo altaek Manning was J lor :l while Sehlallo atld llollou were IMuh I lor 5 S. hlallo had a double and llollou had a triple and a double Melanie Si lirupp ripped a home run Tyler was :t lor J and Kroner hll a home run lo lead the Grcvlmunds Oviedo II-L.T overall. Ii I in tin- SAC) will plav ••naln next Tuesday at Lake Marx to lake on the eo-confercncf leading K.ims.it l :t(tp m u« on > - io n • Patriots frustrate Sem inoles From aloff reports Oviedo romps to 14th victory U rn o n scorcdl. Missy Marline/. Tina Leman. Michelle Sehlalfo. Michelle llishop and Kal Koldeak (one slnnle eaehland April Mannlnnlruu seorerll ThemioC.irhim look ailvanlane ol several errors anil walks in score six runs In each ol Ihe llrsl two Iniihins. They arlderl a pair ol rims in the fniirth and a slnnle run In Die lilili in end the name hv the mercy rule. SKKO scored all three nl its rims in Die Imirih I’rovldhin the iillense lor TherninCarbou were Kim Klloiihead flour slnnles. run scorcdl. Jackie Sunns Itwo slnnles. run scored). Sandy Adams (double, two runs v orerll. Mum Nouh Islnnle. two mils st ored). Sh.iroi) I'aiilk Islnnle run snirerll Sue So|ka llliree runs scored I l.lsa Jones and Michelle Wldener |IWo runs scored each) and Theresa Waltx-rger Iron scorcdl (ielllnn Die fills Inr SKKO were Denise Lexhisou Idouhlel Sandy Held. Sonya I’oolc and lltihhlf Mosley (line slnnle and one mu scored ear III and Kave Kennedv and K.rrrle Jones lorn slnnle ear III D A V opens season w ith w in PREP S O FTB A LL o-'tdo error anil went on In serin- lour runs in the tilth to set ore ihe vletory The bin blows ol Ihe iiminu well- a two m u slnnle try Julie Slenstrum and an Kill slnnle hv wiuniiin plir her T ill.iiiv Klnu Tlniaeiiaii senrerl ils llrsl run in ihe top n| the first Irmliin mi slnnles hv Dehlrle Mirrill. Chris Eratteu and Klnn The seeuutl run scored in tin third on a slnnle hv Terri Darliatri. an error ami a slunk hv Kmn Kmn showed Hint she could do mure Ilian Ini a she In Id llol Tuna in only two lilts and allowed only <>ne runner |inst llrsl thruunh lour timltins Stir lllllshed Ihe name with an eight hitler and iwoiineurned runs Klnn I' d the winners at the plate nmnn 4 Inr 4 scoring one rim and drlvlnn In three. Other i onlrlhiitnrs were Eraneo Itliree slnnles. two runs scored!. Steiistrom (two slnnles). ILdiato and Morih lone slnnle and two runs si on d each! and Natalie Lew is him scored) Doom llie d.im.ine lor llol lim a were Nflifc SlllVIlle Itwo slnnles). Jill ( avion Islnnle m il See D e fe n s e . P age 2 B Herald Sports Editor H u m f s o m ky M a y JwSan On opening night players are bound to have pliers Seminole Ford coach Tony Lillies who visited starting pitcher Walter Gaines (right) in the lost inning used si» different pitchers Tuesday night while DAV used three R a m s s w e e p d u a l m e e t fro m O v ie d o From staff raports LAKE MANY - Thr- Lake M.uv (toys' ami girls track teams Ix i Di picked u p easy wins over Oviedo III a Seminole Athlflli Coiilerc lice duel meet al Lake Mary Tuesday Tin- hoys won their third stratnhl meet defe.itllin Die Lions HH IH while Ihe nlrls had ail even laslei nine oi i i . winning MS 4 1 Mike Goins fur Ihe Oviedo boys was Die bin Individual winner llnlshlon llrsl In Ihe hinh pimp 120-yard hinh hurdles and 330-yard Intermediate hurdles Lake Mary had lour tn>ys pu k u p two victories each Sean Smith won Bo,. Likf MAf y M Osredo«• Miqh |ump Gom vO' S *0 Trip!* |wmp S Srrx.th ilMi <0• Long |ifmp S Sm.th lW 20 10 Dtuut C Smith LM' >iA I Shot put C Smith 4»• 4»o»# •Ault 0##n ilMt HO UO y/rd high hurdl«v fiOiny iO> 'A 2 >00mtttr dayh Co*i.ny 11 V 10 Mil* run l#m%<lM 4 si I 440 yAfd f#lAy O.-rOo lOwtih Art IMtpr HAf% Mopgryi |l I 440 yard d4\h Hoas* O* SI A 1)0 pord inf»rm*d«At# RurdlA* Go 0l 42S A00 rAfd run l#**% i LMl 2 !Qf HO yArd dA\h CoH’Ha lM»2JI Twomilomn Hotwfwn il V' 10 %4S Mil# r#lAf lAfc# Ma» t IHnto*rt\o« M - t »" F ) I 420 ih«* tn p lr |iini|» .Hid IniiK Ju m p ( .trills S lllllll liMik lilt* tllM lis .iliaI slliit p ill X liusli ( nliIll's WOll lilt 10O un it I .m il J J O V.if al il.lslli s .111(1 | ).l l.a*w is itMtk liu iiir On* HMO v.in ! Gtrlt LAh# M#r r •> O.trdo 41 HtqR |ump PhtH pv 0 I 4 Tnpi# |ump A Uoiun' O 122 4 Lonq |wmp iMiI(0bu>h O 'A t 0«\<u% Morr,% iWi III) Shot put Jon** ii V 11 ll i 2 MO yard h«qh hurdi#« MuMthr IV 10 iMmdir dith Al voiun 0 4) Mil# run W h I V i SI H 440 yard r»lAy Ijkr V »»» ■Woht#hr rtoo*h# Olyon 4fA^#nrxot*r» t SM 440 ?AfddA%h M*vfc•11MI 0) ))0 yJ»d low hurdl#\ 4rAu#nhol*#r LMl SJ t 100 yard run Sn»il iLMl 2 JJ 1 220 yard (Jaxh Roh'»hr 1LV 1 200 Mil# r#lay Lati# A LTA M O N TE Sl’KINGS - M.tvbc there's vimethlun inure fntstr.itinn Ilian playinn basi ball tor Seminole Hinh Si IiimiI tins s|irtnn but it strains Du- itu.inm.iiiiin irvltin in llnuie otH w lt.it It could IhKor tile eintllll time tills season the Semliloles drop|>cd a one-rtio decision on Tuesday iiinht losinn I O to the Lake Hr.miles I’.tlrliits tn a Seminole Athl.-i!• ( iitilerenn contest played at Lake llr.uiili'v lllnh School I hr I’atrlots. ranked No M m Die Class 4A stale |b>M si oreil their run without a Itasc lilt Jerrev Thurston o|M-itfd Du- tourtli iimittn hv n' ttion hit hy a Tony ('havers pitch and later scored as ('havers walked Direeol the next live hatters Seminole actually out hit Lakc Hr.illDey 4-2 lull timid not net a ruoocr past srcooit Im v i mII ntnto Tile name was. however, a hour turnaround Irom llu* n*uue between tile twii m 'I iimiIs last Krtilay olnlit wlieii Die I’.ttriois blew out the Trllx- 13-1 In six inulugs "They really took It to us." said Luke ItrauDcv coach Mike Smllli We were lucky lo win Ibis nur Thcir tlitr.f tiaM-ui.in INleky Ki ks Iclnl in.irle a couple ol nre.il plays So did lliclr llrsl baseman IW I. Graeeyl And llielr pltebers were Ireiueiidous lor Diem ('havers and reliever Willie Mc­ Cloud Itmlled Ihe I'.itnois in pist Die two tills, nellber ol will! h lell Die Ililli Id (iren Tborn.ts' double ill Itlth limmn traveled atMilil 125 feel — till leel sir.unlit up. tk) leel down .uni live leel Irom Die plale — while Mark Gabrovle lic.it mil an mlield bit III Die sixth tlllltUH I he Lake liraiitlcv dim ol sl.irler Jason Varllek ami reliever Mall K.ur were ei|u.dlv as Impressive They nave up four Inis bill did uni walk a bailer striktllH<Mit einlil for Varllek. II was Ills llrsl start as a pitcher and only Die second llliie llils season lie has pllcltcd The llrsl lime was lu Die seventh tunlun ol a win over Lake Weir Ibis past Saturday "We re trylrin tn llnd Dial other pitcher tor the district tournament said Smith ol Varilek s stint on Dumound "Jamie Mncucy was selieil oli d to pitch tonight. Inn lie won't tic available until Thursday We re lucky lo lx- where we are rinlit now 113-3 overall wuh a ti I S e e B a s e b a ll, P a g e 2 B Mar y Mar fc # H#;an M.»»\haH Coo'*y)S H i m u >11111 m ilt m i l A l t x ( i i t t i l st i ,i st lit Mil i t t urtl Im lilt* K .im s hi tin |h ilt* \ .m il w ith .1 it .ip tti n o i iif iit mill .iisti ui.iki s See Track. Page 2D Wmin.il M M 1- I I I l . k . B i.n t l ., MO 100 . - I ) 1 C u . m McCloud 141 urd Don Vooto. r . , r l . l ArA fhuivlon V o n l* . 1101 LP C B ... I V X . . . i . r I X d l )B HoCmlv iW m inol#) Tno^AY i l.»* r Hr Anfi#y i )B mW Non# RptordY S#mtno'# $11 I A L a #» Uf AMtl#y I ) ) A I W ith return of um pires, spring training back to normal United Press International Little did Jim m y Wood. Ihe sei-oud base mail ol Die Chicago Willie Stockings realize when In "liiveiilcd" spring I raining b.n k in |x7o Dial its evolution would lead lo a prt sc.isnn as Ih dev ill il aslll.lt ol UHNl first, spring training was dt lavi d liv a .12 d.iv owners'lix'kiml then came iln umpires tmw nii ol tlic spring tr.uumn g.inu s Klll.illv on I iiesdav llie umpires anri i d lo n Him lo work Dus Krldav in ■ \i liaiigi lot biiidiiin.irbilratioii wuh Du owners flic M.i|or League Umpires A smk i.uioii i ailed for Ihe txivioll Ix-e.mse Du owners l.uli d to i ousiill llie lamps Ix-lnrc makmn •li.ingi s in iln spring ir.omiig and regular season si in dull s Tn I alter llu Ii h kim t I In u n io n b a d a rn u c il D ial iln > b .iu g e s w o u ld give u m p ire s Ic w c r il.iv s oil d u n l i n D ie season a n d i i d i m Di- ir s p r in g ir a im t in in . o n n AUm i I 2 D s p im g i r a m in n n a m e s w e n ■a m d i d d m in die Iih k im t I 111p i i • K m l . n nn s.od Du ib s p o ii m v o lv i d n spi i i as m m ll a s il in v o lv e d llloliex \\ - know vvi le llol llu ' g a iiu G re g g said Hot w e .lie an im |M iil,u il |m ii ol Du ga iiii It ilicv liln •ivvin 1 st a n g o in g to pav s i m illio n in siiiiii ol Du si p l.tv c rs tin v o iig lii to g iv i sunn a tlc tllio ll In tin go vs w tin i all I In vs* g o v s im l A t D u n e d i n , t in i S a lx iii.a g co l l m w tom si ini"less M i n i n g s a m t G c i.ild I'c r iv a n d |t.m uv I a lta ln ill Im.i Ii hi him ii d lu Ii ail llu K a n s a s t iiv K o va ls in a *i 1 v ii i n t v n v i i lit* I o r iiiilo H im lav s A t W e s t P a lm B e a c h . Ben McDonald pin bed three si oreless Innings In Ills exhibition debut lor till- ILlInmore Orioles, a 5 4 vletory over llu Atlanta Braves lie allowed pist one lilt stunk m il I wo.mil walked one over three M illin gs A t W i n t e r H a v e n . T u n N .ic lm u g tut a bom. h i m hi tils llrsl ntltelnl spring tr.iluitig at hat and Huger Clemens pitched ilircc sluiiout mnmgs leading Du- Host oil Ki d Sox to a J I split sipiad v u lorv over Die Houston Astros A t C l e a r w a t e r . Du- I ’In l.uli I p lll.i I 'l u l l u s .lu ll’d liv a d ro p p e d llv b a l l si 011 il six r o lls ill II I. Io iii D i lu llin g lo |nist a '• 7 v u to rv ovi r a H o s lo n K ed S o x spill s ip i.u l A t S a r a s o t a . I.ann lobnson s m il si oiiug See S p r in g . P age 2 B �as - Sin lard H*r*id. Bonfort. Florida - W#dn*»day. March 28, 1M0 Hawthorne wins again at New Smyrna track STA TS & STANDINGS IM IM U lombiaN »t Lata Ha mil. 1 M » m DoLaad*'Lab* Mary. Tpm OIBLVOOLF Samlatl* i t . 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J 4. 1 « (M l, * 4; Mlcaia* Poroira. Vonaiuala. dot J m j Mo*. Moot Palm Bopck. * j, » j. Joka l a t . Baiaan Mo. dot Nklao ICraa*. J m dan. *4l * 4; Lari Shira*. ....... dot Richard Schmidt. MddlodW. WK . I f IF 1). f 1 IF Jl. at I taut Ion r t Cincinnati at Plant City. I M pm Mm York (A L) *0 Montrool at Walt Patm Baath. 1 M p m Mm York (MLI n Baltimara at Miami. I.M in Ml rm lata vk lo tion at Winlor Haran. t M pm . C h lcaia I A L ) ot. P llltb u rg h at Bradonton. I B p m Kama* City . » T o u t al Part Chartoita. IJS p m . Saattla rt San Frmcltca. at Scattodala. A r i l, J.M pm Calltomla rt San Dlopa at Yuma. A ril. J M pm Clavaiand rt CMcafa (ML) at Mata. A m . J M pm . Mlltvaukaa r t Oakland at Ptwonii. I M pm Toronto r t Philadelphia at CWaraaNr. 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I IS p m South***t*in .850 .80S 77-53 .897 Dailey mghf Spring-------------------Continued from IB doulile In lilt- alxltl Inning Tuesday nil Si.in Clarke broke a 3-3 tie and led the rhirugo Wliltr Sox lo a 6-3 exhibition victory uver the Si. Louis Cardinals. Sammy Susa added a humr run for the While Sox. A l O rlando, Minnesota T w in ’s Kirby I'm ki ll lined a two-run homer In the third inning agalnsi Ihe liouslon Asims lo glvr Ihe Tw lnsa 3-2 victory. A t Vero Bench, Junior Noboo wrni 3 lin 3 rursday to lead the Montreal Expos to a 6 -1 vie lory over Ihe Los Angeles Dodgers. Seeking a |ub In tlx- Expos' infield. No I xm scored a run and made several sparkling defensive plays. A t Yuma. A r il., rookie Dan Grunhard rupprd a tour-run seventh Inning wllh a three-run iKimcr to hit tin- California Angels lo tin H-6 Cactus League triumph over the Sun Dtegn I’adrcs. A t Chandler, Aria., Gus I’ointor picked up where he led off last spring wllh a pair of HHI singles lo k-ad the Milwaukee llri-wrrs lo a 6-3 victory over Ihe ('hliugo Cubs. I'ulldor. a career .313 hitter, bulled .373 wllh 13 Hill for the Urewrrs during the IMH!) exhibition season. A t Phoenix, Dunn llowttl hit a grand slam and Durren Lewis an nislilr-lhe-ixirk homer lo highlight an elghl-nut srvenlh Inning as i >k - Oakland Athlrties defeated the Sun Franrlseo Gtanis 16-3. A t Port C harlotte, Scott Coolbaugh scored a pair of runs ami drove in I wo nmre Defense----------------Continued from IB Ikilii r giuiimlcd out the next two walked A (tassi d lull moved the runners to second mil third Itm l)AV pitcher Corey Williams scttlid down and struck out the next batter ami i u.1 \i d llic next man lo ground out 1IAV started the winning rally with Chris Ciovanclll and Donaltl lllnsim drawing w alks I.ktyil Dixon then stcp|>cd to Die ptale ultll drilled a king two-run tnple. storing when the lluow to the plate was wild. Wdhuius reached on an error and Alex Acosta dtilU d a single lo that got (gist the lelt In-lilrr. allowing Williams to si-ore and Acosta to go lo third Four walks and two wild pitches ulkiwcd Dir last two runs lo store and DAY Itad its first victory. wilh an elghlh-lnnlng triple Tursday nlghl lo Irad the Texas Hungers In u 5-1 victory over the I’ltlshurgh 1‘tratcs. Knucklcballrr Charlie Hough gave up one lilt In four hillings In pick up Ihe win for Texas. A t Lakeland. Non-roster pitchers Urbami Lugo. Malt Klnrer and Erie Slone held Cincinnati lo lour hits as tin- Detroit Tigers Inal Ihe Reds 5-1. Lugo, who has enjoyed |Mrts of five major league seasons wllh Ihe California Angels and Ihe Montreal Expos, hissed five Innings and allowed Just three hits. A t Tucsoa. A ria ., Cleveland Indians Presltfent R ink Peters said that catcher Andy Allanson’s future with the club "Is In the pasi ” Allaitsim. 3H, was released by the Indians Tuesday. T rack Providing the ol tense fur DAY were Acosta Hour singles, five runs scored I. Dixon (triple, double, single, three runs srorrdl. Williams Isingle. thris- runs seomll and William W ynn (single, iwo runs m u n til Alsii scoring runs lor DAV were Glovanclli and Hinson (two each) and Kevin Duller. Hotter! Hampton. Marcus tfc-aslcv Davfou Hampton anil Jamie Kilgore (unccui 111 For Seminole Ford. Henry Taylor picked u|> the only till and ston’d Dins- runs. Also ■coring runs were Hyun Colgate. Jason IlcrUuud and James Thomas (two each) and Waller Gallics. Chris Ward. Antonio While IrellLs Smith. Todd Miller, Van Linh and Itlcky Flordv lone eat 111 N EW S M Y R N A B E A C H Taking ■ liking to Victory Lone after scoring his first career win on St. Patrick's Day. young Casey Hawthorne of Sanford made II two wlna in a row bb he held off seasoned veteran Pete Oft In the FASCAR-aanclloned Late Models feature event Satur­ day at New Smyrna Speedway. In his third ye a r on the N ASCAR A ll-A m e rica n Challenge Series. Hawthorne underwent aurgery for a brain lumor a few years ago. "Il feels a lot better when I get sidew ays." said Haw thorne while his engine wa* being rbecked by the lech Inspector. "I can do a 360-degree spin and keep going. Before the operation. I would get dlrzy and couldn't pull out of it.” O r r held on for second, followed by Jeff Yales and Joe Middleton. After a race-long duel for fifth, rookie Bob Ackerbloom bested Michigan Invader Pierre Goulet for Ihe spot. Rocky Marshall won the 30-lap Sportsman Special, Coming all Ihe way from the back of the field at the atari. Osteen’s Marc Kinley finished a strong second. Apparent third-place finisher Allen Rhodes was disqualified for an illegal motor while Sanfard'a Jo e y W arm ack, who showed up In Ihe third finishing spot on the score sheets, was disqualified for Illegal tires. As a resutl. Longwood's Mike Kubanek. R alph " T h e Caveman” Jones and Darrell Frye moved up In the standings and received top five money at Ihe payoff window. Kubanek. who is still recov­ ering from recent emergency back surgery, said that I hr desire lo gel back In his race rur gave him Ihe strong motivation necessary to go from being paralyzed to gelling bark on the track and being competitive. The Florida Modified fcaturr went lo Gary Salvatore, who broke Mike Fitch's five-race win streak. Rick Johns won the " B " Bomber final. The Mini Slock final went lo Bobby Sears of Osteen wllh Ted Vulplus. Dwayne Gllfus and Jerry Symons finishing on his back bumper In light formallon. Barbara liaise of Port Orange won Ihe Powder Puff Derby. Double-fllr restarts kept the action lively In ihe " A " Bomber final as Bcnilry Mead look Ihe win while Chris Stuck bested George Rhone by a bumper. ■I Ortando SpaadWorW ORLANDO — Veteran LcRot Porter was the class of the field In w in n in g F r i d a y ni ght ' s Champion Spurk Plugs' Road to Charlotte. N.C. Invitational al Orlando SperdWorid. Purler act Ihe fast lime and led all SO laps of Ihe FASCAR■anrtkmrd event to claim the • 1.000 Late Model win plus a •300 bonus Tram Run-A-Bout Auto Sales. An Invitation lo compete In the C ha m p io n Spark Plug 300 Busch Grand National Event at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 26 was also prrsenlrd to Porter. T h e r a c e , w h i c h was sponsored locally by Automotive One Parts Service Stores, turned Into on easy outing for Porter, who led by as much as a half-lap at times. Porter did receive token pressure from David Rogers un­ til his engine exploded, conti­ nuing his streak of bad luck at SpccdWorld. Pete Orr came back from a multitude of earty-race problems lo lake second over a auprtstngly strung Mike Fitch with Ronnie Roach and Johnny Cochran rounding oul the top five. In other action. Ricky Marshall scored h i s s i x t h strai ght Spoilsman win over Ralph “The Cavem an" Jones and Sieve La I hem. Gary Salvalorr broke Glen Cancr's Florida Modified win streak as h r scored his sixth victory of ih r year. Carter claimed second ahead of David Indlvlrl. Taking win No. 10 In the Mini Slocks was Osteen’s Bobby Sears while Denny Meyer Sr. won I hr Figure Eight Division for the seventh time. The “ A " Bomber main went to Donny Narmorr over Rick Johns a n d h is f u t h r r J i m m y . 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"We had some good pitching." said Powers, whuic team fell to 5-11 overall. 1-6 In the SAC. "Chavers did a great Job pit­ ching and so did McCloud. It was u big turnaround from last Friday's game. "When we start hitting the ball, we'll be all right. By Ihe lime the district tournament comes around and we're playing learns of our calibre, we ll bc thcre." Seminote plays again today, traveling to Lake Howell for a 3 : 3 0 p . m . contest. Lake Brantley will host Lake Howell on Friday nlghl In a 7 p.m. game. O V IE D O 8, N O R TH P O R T 4 OVIEDO — Winning pitcher Jon Williams threw a threehitter Tuesday night to lead Ihe Oviedo Lions to an 8-4 win over the Northport Tigers of Long Island. N.Y. In a high school baseball game played at Oviedo High School. W illiam s struck out nine, walked five and did not allow an earned run. AVUill ■B M rirnIKANSMISSIIlHi iiyrin irrn iiiBPROBItMS N im iin rB ■ 1 FREE INSPECTION SERVICE ! 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP ■ Continued from IB $Q95 r him the first Lake B H o t lM M Man Ikiv in ipialily for the slate track honor I jbtaiM i T MIAMI roll i2£ » _ W In Die girls’ meet. Shamxni Wllcoxon of I J O T i Die Lions enjoyed a big day. winning the ■FREE TOWINQ long Jump, triple jump and ioO-metrr dash h S n b | uiuillntshlng second In me 320-yard dash. H The log winner lor the Hams was Haydcv HI Kulilehr. who picked up vletories In the 1X41 auan n aim | m il mmv i » i4utrQfe.|fromStblff % * lm m lu M I U * J 1 IGyaril high hurdles and 230-yard dash. 111+110 1 ■BO-BBBB She ran a leg of Ihe Hams' first place I -t-tO-yard relay .nut wound up second In Ihe DELANO ;ji IN* Ul 4i Ijobl baalou b* king Jump. J I B 4 4 0 1 0 1 SQ 4 I T 1 B-4 1 BB i Allison Snell alsti hail a double-win day. taking home Ihe gold In tlx- HHO-yard run | VAAl IHANSMISSIOAI IVOKIGl i U & lm ami Die mile run J r __ Norlbpart IM 44* J - 4 J I OoMB* III m * - 4 li I Foohoy. LMbottor ill AruMnan ( 1). For rara ( 4) and Hattman. Danaldian It) William* and Alklra WP - Wllllamt (J II LP - Andonon 10 1) )B — V*rn*. Huim (OviodBl )B - AlklralOylodal M R -Non* Rocordt — Northport S ). Ovttdo 14 4 "Jon did u good Job tonight." said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell "He spread the walks around and he didn't give up an earned run." Offensively. Ihe Lions were led by Ryan Alklre. who was 3-for-3 with u triple and an RBI. Mike Verne was 2-for4 with a double and three RBI while Juson Hulsh went 2-for-4 double and Iwo RBI. fl.J. Calapu added two singles and Iwo runs scored as Brian Madness chipped In with a single and an RBI. �Sanfort Hsrald. Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. March 28, 1990 — M People IN B R I E F Rotary holds mmmege sals The Sanford Rotary Club will hold a rummage tale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. March 31 and April I. at Flea World. Proceeds will be donated to local charities. Hoar a maaaags of hops Rickie Ftach Hartman, who was mladlagnoard and spent years In menial Institutions, will present her "Message of Hope" st 1:30 p.m.. Saturday. March 31. at St. Charles Social Hall. 4001 Edgrwater Drive, Orlando. Sponsored by I he People Advocating Together with Hope — Alliance for the Mentally III. the event ta free. Refreshments will be served. For more information call 393-3835 or 373-3319. Taka ths trivia challenge Life Concepts, a non-profit organization providing services to community residents who are menially retarded and physically disabled, will host Its 5th annual trivia challenge at I p.m.. Sunday. April I . at the Altamonte Springs Hilton. Prizes will be awarded. Proceeds from the benefit will be applied toward a mulching grant award to help Life Concepts build a vocational training facility for the handicapped. Foe more information, call 889-4530. Com* Join Toaatmastefa Daybreakers Toastmasters, which originally met for breakfast, now meets each Thursday at 7 p.m. at Shoncy's Restaurant in Sanford. No reservations arc needed. Overeaten to weigh In A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Ovcrcatcrs Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria at West Lake Hospital. Longwnod. For Information, call Charlie at 333-8070. Dlxioland Cloggert to moat Dixieland Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday, 7-9 p.m.. at the Lake Mary Fire Department at First Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. For Information, call 331-5367. Eaat-Wast Kiwania to gather East-West Sanford Klwanls Club meets Thurday at 6 p.m. at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Swoot Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singling group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Northland Community Church. Dogirack Road, Longwood. Parent support group to mast Families Together Parent Support Group meets every Thursday at 7:30 p.m.. 900 Fox Valley Drive, Sweetwater aare. Suite 306. fur open discussion. For more Information. ■t*xv t*s| w * M l h lM l< N l 1774-3841 S Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday ut 11 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Old cars put In limelight Th e Antique and Classic Automobile Club of Seminole County sponsors a display of old curs each Saturday from 7-10 p.tn. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-93. Sanford. Non-members are welcome to bring their old curs or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 332-3687. Teen support group to meet Families Together Teen Support Group meets from 11 a.m. la 1 p.m. every Saturday at Suite 206 Sweetwater Square. 900 Fox Valley Drive (off Wrklva Road). Longwood. Cull 774-3H44 for further Information. Nar-Anon to offer help Nur-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets ut 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Luke Hospital. Stale Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.m.. at Grove Counseling Cenirr. Third Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. Fur more Information, call 869 6364. Banana Nut Bread a winner B a c h e lo r’s c o o k in g s a v v y g e ts th e girl HfMd cofrwpowdant SANFORD - To ny May of la y tt r Meadows ia a Sanford native and a bachelor with plenty of cookln^anw y to help any man cook hlagveeta. Our cook of the week may be ■ bachelor, but he's not an eligible one. Hta sweetheart la Cindy Ennta and Tony aaym, " I won her heart with my Secret Banana Nut Bread.” The aecret may be the revela­ tion that To ny atote the recipe from hla mam with the help of hia unsuspecting brother. "I wanted that recipe." Tony reveals, "When I knew that m y mom wasn't home. I called my brother and asked him to look In m o m ’s recipe ooa for her .' Banana Bread recipe. He did and over the phone I wrote It out as he read It off the card.” Adding cinnamon and nuts to the batter has given the finished product Tony's persona] touch yet has not changed the basic recipe* Cooking la a labor of love for thla meticulous man who owns hla home and keeps U Immacu­ late. a home that la tastefully decorated by hla girlfriend. Cindy. The kitchen ta well- orgaiuied and Tony's prtde In hla wok and slow cooker Is evident as he relates the detmlla of using the wok for the flrt time. "I wanted to surprise Cindy by cooking something special, an Tony May takoa pritfo In M « wok cooking. oriental meal. The wok had been In the cloaet for about a year, sifted I brand new. never used. I look It 4 tablespoons buttermilk out and Just decided to do It. that I teaspoon baking soda la to actually cook In a wok. I Pinch of salt (optional) always use fresh food when I I teaspoon con namon cook so I had to go to the store 1 cup chopped walnuts for shrimp and Items lhat I Preheat oven to 323* needed. But I did It. Any man Cream shortening ami sugar can." add cinnamon. Coarsely mush bananas. Leave some lumps in Th a t night they dined on the bananas. Add to sugar m ix­ Shrimp Oriental and Cindy was pleasantly surprised. canned goods that 1 use arc' ture and stir In slightly bruten eggs, tilted Dour, soda and salt. Tony Is a pipe fitter by trade tomato sauce and tomato paste.” and works for Southeast Fire Tony adds. "Eat healthy. It's Next add buttermilk and mix by Sprinklers. He has been with good to eat fresh vegetables.Try hand (no blender mixing) mix In ..thaLcompany for the past three to mske everything you cook nuts. Bake In loaf pun greased. Bakes about one hour or until y e a r s . A l s o , t o n y Is an healthy and drink milk.” top Is done. .entrepreneur developing a mar­ • i C R B T B A N A N A N U T keting network and gaining suc­ I U A O C A J U N C A T F IS H cess with It. I pound fresh cat fish V4 cup shortening ICrtsco but­ His success In the kitchen ter flavor) Cajun seasoning Pre-mix breading {available at came about by being "a picky 1 cup sugar eater.” Albertsons by the meal counter) 14 cup brown sugar "I wanted food cooked my 3 bananas (not too ripe) Lite oil way. I never use T V dinners or Wash llsh and douse both 2 eggs (slightly beaten) hamburger helpers and the only 2 cups flour (all purpose (lour sides with Cajun seasoning zrrr Prepare your ow n Cajun blend Have you ever walched the Cajun cook. Justin Wilson, on PBS television? He Is one of the most entertaining of the T V cooking personalities. Cajun cooking comes from a very d i s t i n c t r e g i o n of s o u t h Louisiana. The unique flavor and style come from the Acadians. French-Canadlans who made th e ir way dow n the Mississippi to settle In Louisiana. The cooking reflects a life style of making do wth what's on band. Foods readily available In Louisiana are used over and over again In traditional recipes. Rice, a crop, la a part of every meal. Onions, peppers and garlic arc seasonings found In almost every recipe. And. of course, ever present Is the cayenne pepper. Natives add II wlthoug caution to every type dish. It la the blend of these seasonings and spices with whatever else Is available lhat gives Cajun dishes their appeal. T h la “ h o m e y ” c o o k in g Is enhanced by an abundance of seafood and fresh shelled pecans. T h i s tr a d i t i o n a l Louisiana cooking slyle has spread and Is now popular throughout the country. You can purchase C ajun seasoning In most specially stores or prepare your own blend with this recipe. Join In the fun of " C a j u n c o o k i n ' ' by m icrow aving some of these traditional recipes. C A JU N SEA S O N IN G 3 tablespoons each of salt und paprtku I Vb t a b l e s p o o n c a y e n n e pepper I tablespoon each of black pepper, garlic powder and onln powder 114 tablespoons ground thyme Deal the cards Batty Lowary. front table, from lalt. Leona Barnhart and Evslyn Bay study their hands al the Sanford Garden Club's Annual Card Party and Luncheon when card bulls galhered for a day of ploying their favorite games A chicken salad luncheon was served to those attending by garden club members. Impailens and petunias wars awarded as labie prizes. Then cover fish on both sides with the breading pre-mix. Fry In llie oil until golden brown. Use wok or fry pan. Serve with buttered parsley potatoes and brown sugar carrots. B U TTER ED PARSLEY P O TA TO E S 1 large potato per person pared and cubed 1 tablespoon each per serving, butler and parsley flakes Wash and pare potatoes, cut Into rube* and cover with cold water. Bring to boll amt rook lor 20 mtnulrs or until tender but not mushy. Drain, lightly mix In butter und place In serving bowl and then sprinkle parsley over I tic potatoes. BROW N SU O A R C A R R O TS 3 carrots washed, scraped and sliced 2 tablespoons brown sugar Cover carrots with cold wuler. See Cook. Page 5B Mix together all Ingredients: store In alr-llght container Whenever you think of Cajun rooking you think of Red Deans and rice. Dried beans have always been popular for this lyle rooking because they are Inex- □ pensive and easily stored during the months too cold for a garden. R E D B EA N S A N D S A U S A G E 1 pound dried red beans Ikldncyl Water 4 ounces salt pun. cut Into pieces 2 bay leaves 1 large onion, chopped 2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning 1 pound fully cooked smoked sausage, sliced Combine beans and water to cover 1 Inch above beans In 3-quart casserole. Cover with lid. Microwave on 100 percent power for 10-12 minutes or until boil­ ing. Lei stand, covered, I hour to soften beans. Drain beans Into pot. Add water lo make 7 cups. Add to beans along with salt port, bay leaves, onion, and basil. Cover. Microwave on IOO perent power for 15-17 minutes or u ntil b o ilin g . T h e n , microwave on 50 percent power for 45-50 minutes or until beans are tender. Mash beans slightly with potato masher or remove about two cups of bean mlxlrue and place In blender. Process until smooth. Return lo beans. Add seasoning, salt and sausage. Stir. Cover. Microwave on 100 pcrcciil power for 5-6 minutes or until healed through. Serve In bowls with rice. Th is vegetable dish has a delicious blend of Davors, typical of the Cajun cuisine. C A J U N -B T T L E O K R A 2 slices bacon I package 116 ounces) frozen, sliced okra H cup each of chopped onion and green pepper I can tomatoes, eul up I teaspoon Cajun seasoning Place bacon In 114 quart cas­ serole. Cover with paper towel. Microwave on 100 percent for 2-3 minutes or until crisp. Re­ move bacon to cool. Add re­ maining Ingredients to drip­ pings. Crumble bnrun und add lo tiler Ingrt-dklnls. Cover with casserole till. Microwave on IIX) |iercrnt power for 20-25 minutes nr until okra Is lender, stirring See Cajun, Page 5B S O P o rtra its O n ly $1 4 95 BlPill M IM C cghbI i i i i b A S4&00 W u * Includes: 24x10*. 4-5x7*. 26 mraUata *nd18 Mini-portraits p e w mm t2 «o pecMgB pnc» mo p«d m(* t* v «* > M l M M l F R U f t t )t a o r * ,| i« t t N t J M » r t r o r t r « 9 M 4 r 1, rfflftfep** I ftOlMfctf r r. — _ -.i STUDIO DAYS t HOURS: WEO., MARCH 38-SUN., APRIL 1 DAILY: 10 AM -7 PM SUNDAY: 12 NOON - 5 PM STUDIO LOCATIONS: SANFORD • LAKE MARY Hurry! One W eek Only! r •»— �Lean Prices, Lean Meat Values, Always A t Publix PMx 7'Bone Roast O ran ge, L ake, Sem inole, O sceola C o . T a b , Caffeine Free D iet C o k e , C o k e C la ssic or Reg. or D ie t Cherry C o k e , M in u te M a id O ran ge, Sprite, A 9 W Root Beer, A & W C ream Soda or Coca Cola Bmf,USDA Quiet BttfOutdt Publix Beef, U S D A C hoice, B eef Loin, Tap La m Boneless Fresh, A q u a C ulture 7 7 Q 24k. bat In 12-O z. 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Excluding A ll Tobacco hems and Lottery Tickets) ttteryTu Regular Scent, Unscented or with Bleach (Limit I Please, with Other Purchases of $7.50 or More. Excluding All tobacco hems and Lottery Tickets) This Ad Effective in These Counties Only: Orange, Lake, Seminole, Osceola Co. M A K E A T U N A S A N D W IC H ! Bakeries, hems below available at all stores & bakeries. Mucha Iced or W hite Iced, 7-Inch Chocolate Cake each T H IS A D E F F E C T IV E : T H U R S ., M A R . 29 THRU W E D ., A P R IL 4 , 1 9 9 0 ... QUANTITY Htiitirs KlStRVtt) WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. i �I'ord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, March 28, 1900 — M . Mothers shk their teeth into breas -feeding issue ’ *U ____ _ 6 00 0 30 i 0o )0 0 0 'j o JO ____ > O'. Id 10 30 11 0 0 11 30 For 24-hour listings, so# TV Wssk Issus of Fridsy, March 23. CajunContinued from F i f i 3B twice. Gumbo la a type of seafood soup made popular In Louisiana. The seafood run be varied in suit lustra and uvullubtltty. File jxiwdcr la uddrd ul serving lime, alurr rooking gives It u hitler lusle. GUM BO l medium union, chopped V» cup each chopped green jx-pper and celery ;t lidilrspoon* liullrr nr murgurlne , 3ru|m wuli-r -I leuapnnna luatuul rlilrkrti bouillon 1 run 113 mineral tumuto vi u rr M i l lu b lra p u u n a C a j u n seasoning 2 la y leaves I |>ounil large, raw shrimp, peeled I pint (resh oysters. If desired 6 ounces erubmeal pieces *2 tablespoon* file powder. If desired llot rice Cnmlxme onion, green pepper, celery and margarine In 3-quurt cuvarmte. Cover with euaarrolr lid. Microwave on 100 perreni jiower for 5-6 minutes nr until vegetables are lender. Stir In water, chicken bouillon. tomato sauce, desired umunt of aeasonlog und li.iv leaves. Micruwuve on 100 percent power (or 10 minutes or unll) mixture la steam ing hot. Add shrimp, o ys te rs und ersb m e u t. Microwave on 100 percent powrr fur 10-12 m inutes or until shrimp are opaque with a ilnge of pink, stirring once. Silr In file powder und let stand five minutes. Serve In auup bowls over hot rlcr. H i n t s : F or c hi ck e n and sausage gumbo, omit seafood und substitute 3 cups cut-up. cooked chicken and 1 pound sliced, cisiked smoked sausage. *FI!c Is powder of saasufrasa roots, bark or leaves. You don't count calories when you prepare desserts from Louisiana. Pecan pie, coconut cakes, pecan cukes, pralines and bread puddings lo name a few of the regional favorites. The bread pudding makes use of available food stuff and Is ectmomleal. Serve II with a whiskey, rum. lemon or perun sauce. R A ISIN B R E A D PUDDING U cup margarine 5 slices day-old bread 1V* cups half-and-half 3 eggs, slightly beaten 15 cup sugar l teaspoon vanilla V5 cup raisins Cinnamon M i c r o w a v e . 100 p r r e r n i power, margarine In 2 tpiari butter bowl for 45-60 seconds or Publicity procedure The Sanford Herald welcomes organizational and personal news. All Items submitted for publication to the People section must Include the name of a contact person and daytime phone number. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: 1. Typo releases double-spaced In upper and lower case, and write In nurrallvesiyle (third person). 2. Do not abbreviate. 3. Keep releases simple, but Include necessary details— club or person name, dale and time of event (If applicable), place, coal (If any any I, etc. 4. Submit organizational releases no later than two weekdays following the event. 5. Submit advance notices at least one week prior to the preferred publication date, and requests for photographer al Irasl one week prior to the event. For more Information, call Ihe People editor at 322-2611, cxl. 34. unill mellrd Cube bread und add lo mellrtl margarine. Stir In cream. Microwave on lOO perrent powrr. uncovered, for 3 tv-t minulrs or until straining hot. Heat together eggs, sugar and vanilla, lili-nd a huh- of hoi mixture Into eggs. Krturn »t hot mlxlurc. hinting welt. Stir In raisins. Pour Into I quart casse­ role. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Microwave on 70 |met-nl power for 5-6 minutes or unill puddlngls Just about set. Serve warm. B U T T E R PECAN TO P P IN G >/i rup packed brown sugar U iublrs|M>nn cornstarch 2 tablespoons each of milk and butler or margarine I tablespoon light corn syrup U cup finely chopped perans Com time brown sugar ami cornstarch In I quart glass measure. Mix In milk and corn syrup unill smooth. Add butler. Microwave, on loo percent, uncovered, lor 2-3 minutes or until mlxlurc bolls and slightly thickens, stirring once or twice. Silr In pecans. It thickens as it cools. Spoon over cake, desserts, anil Ire cream. CookConlinaed from Page 3B silr in brown sugar und bring lo a boll Conk until carrots are lender. Drain. Place In u serving Ixiwl will: boiler and sprinkle brown sugar on lop. S A L A D (T O N Y 'S F A V O R IT E ) Lelluee (ripped with rlcan hands) Sliced bolldctl eggs b ro c co li and ea ul l l l o we r chopped Hunt and or turkey chopped Cheddar cheese rhop|>cd (me­ dium chcddur) Wash all vegelahles tie fore culling. Place every Hem on a separate dish or arrange all on one planer Serve with Hidden Valley Hunch dressing or Hunch Si vie Italian. Ti I am X I yrars old and havr hern reading your column for as long as 1 can rrm e m b e r. Th e le ttrr from "Grossed-Oul Grandm a" pro­ mpt* my first lettrr lo you. Grandma was amazed and npsrl Ihul her 3-ycur-old granddaugh­ ter wu* still breast-fed. Abhy. you're sure to gel a lot of mall on Ihls subject, so please jilrk the best ones and educate the jMiblle. Hrruat milk Is what nature Intended for babies to drink. Women liuve lireasis primarily to nourish thrlr offspring. There Is nothing grusa about It. What I (Hid distressing Is Ihe number of mothers who brraslferd for only a few weeks, or months — or not at all. Instead, they feed their babies man made formulas that rank a distant second In thrlr cujiarlly to nourish. Nol In mention the exjiense of formula and bottles, und Ihe lime It lakes lo sterilize l hem. Th e convenience of hreasi milk ran t fie heal. It’s always Ihe right temperature, always avullahle. no bottle* lo sterilize, and there's nothing lo park or curry on outings. I fall lo un­ derstand why anyone can be "grossed m il" ul somethin that Is so natural. Also, this nol Ion lluti o child can brrome "loo attached" lo lls mother baffles me. Whal else should a baby be attached lo? fly the way. I have two children. The oldest Is now 4. and nurxrd until he wus 3 yrars old. The youngest Is 2. and still nurses two lo three times a day. tncldrnllally. I am a registered n u rse , wor k i n g part lime. Thanks for listening. I feel as l hough I am talking lo an old Irlend. F R O B R E A S T-F E E D IN G D E A R A B B Ti I don i care whal Ihe lui Lei lie League says. I ugree with "G ro sse d -O u l Grandma" — nursing a 3-yrarold child Is absolutely disgustlug! I have two children. They were both weaned In-lore their first birthday. I Just can'i stomach ihe Idea ol lirrasl-ferdlng a preschooler. In my opinion, a child who has k lull set o f teccli and cuu walkAWlk. »<*tii4it anil ride a tricycle li.L* no business still nursing Hamm her? -• I ’M NO COW IN C O LO R A D O r i h t -iF P .n t A . . . . p u t , j l l 1/ *2 ■NO TAKE OUTS ON SPECIALS M Q n.ftW rt. Gulf Shrimp $2.05 Doi. Alaskan Snow Crab $4.95 u . T u M ,.U h u r » . ALL U CAN EAT Rock Shrimp $4.75 Par Parson L IQ U O R B A R H A P P Y H O U R S 4:30 PM to 7 PM 75e Well Drinks / $1.00 Longnecks Ask About Our Non-Advsrlisod Specials O YSTER BAR HAPPY HOURS MQN. ■ FRI. SAT. ft SUN, 12:00 PM-2:00 PM/430 PM-7:00 PM 12:00 PM-2:00 PM O Y S T E R S ....$ 1 .8 0 0Z. • $ 5 . 9 5 BUCKET ALL-U-CAN-EAT R o ck S h rim p $ 3 . 9 5 Per Person « We have attrn d i many baby showers for the < ildren of "friends." many of w im we would not know if wes r them on Ihe street. Hi ever, this Is the first time we ave ever been asked to com bute without the benefit of rvci netting the guest of honor or ti ling a piece of cake and Ice creai. Vial do you think of the encase "Invitation"? N O N P LU SS ED IN E U O E N E , O R E . I !AR N O N P LU SS ED : Th is Is a f it. I think this Is the end of etl idle aa we know It. As a ge are of charity to the two "h iteaaea.” I have withheld ihp names: * a Money Tree Shower For J tidier D. And Abdul J.l -ar friends and family: Who you can't have a baby stfwer just because Ihe expectIn mother Is about 3,000 miles a y? Well, I say we ran and w dd like lo Invllc you all to sire In Jennifer and Abdul's )< mis occasion. How can wc do I i? yell, all packages need to be I n. neatly wrapped, light In : Ight and no larger than 2.5 by t Inches. Th a t way. when It D E A R A B B Y : Count me as line reader who Is "grossed out" al the aiiluute of "Grossed-Out Grandma." Instead ol liemg revolted by ihe slglil ol her daughter-in-law n u r s i n g her 3 -y ear-old grandchild, she should urquuliil herself with Ihe benefits ol Inng-ierui nursing, among which arc natural tiiummlttr* loa hosi of diseases and reduced c h a n c e s nl developing allergies. It promnlrs denial licullli and emo­ tional security. Hreasi feeding u child lor three years lakes tinir. |Ml teller and genuine unselfishness. IPs much I r j Floyd Th e a tre s I rwiri mwy \r ♦: \:2 ’io; I r,tF t ncKt is a v aii Am f f ?ii iVis f f d (J3. 50)(Pza a*anv MOMMA1li) V r i m hunt ro t F0M9ACA0AMY AWARDS mo ocToaci u p « mourn .DRIVING HISS m m UATiNClS Ail rtkf a 100 PU DAISY >HJ 11! 1JM» 1 : VJvitlXMl D I plaza I« “ W WC n THE VOLCANO r.m WEIKENO A T lU N I I 'S os w a s •m m u m PC-1 s F a m o u s f?eC//j 5 1 PASTABILITIES Lunch from $4.25 Dinner from $6.75 LO TS OF MONEY BRING THE KIDS FOR A SUPER SNACK. 2 Pc. Chlcktn WfMash Potsloss $ | 9 9 A Gravy, and Buscult We have 51 menu items to chouse from between lunch and dinner...from Alfredo lo Zucchini, Antipasto to Zuppe, Arrabbiata toZiti...and more in between like chicken, veal, seafood and sandwiches. Every dish is prepared to order minutes before it gets to your table. Come on in and try us 51 times; we'll take you from A through Z and do everything pastable to make your visit a good one. L iq u o r & O y s te r B ar 2605 Park Avo S.inlord DR At R E A D E R S : This Is for iw I've Seen Everything" my file: W E D N E S D A Y IS F A M IL Y D A Y A T UNCLE NICK'S * easier |o shove a bottle In a rhlld-’i noulh — especially when Ihe i lid has a mouthful of leelh (Ouch!) Hellevr me. I know H A P P IL Y N UR SIN G IN N K N T U C R Y rains. It will pour money!! How funlt The baby Is due Oct. 7. Please mall checks to... D E A R A B B Tt I've had It with all these "cute" toddlers In rrsiaurants. My family and I like In enjoy dinner out al least once or twice a week. We like lo ireal ourselves lo something a littlemore relaxing than a fast-food restaurant, but we ran‘1 afford the drluxr. high-prteed ealerles cilhcr. W r patronize rrsiaurants thal offer wholesome food at a rravinablr price, and Invariably, Just afler our order has been taken, another family wlih two or Hirer children under 5 Is sealed next lo us. Abby. these children yell, scream, whine and make so m urh noise ihai It’s difficult for u* to curry on a conversation In a normal lone of voice. If some churches have "crying rooms" or “ nurseries." I suggest thal rrsiaurants now offer their niBiomerm Ihe option of a "with children" or "without children" section. Perhaps your readers have some opinions on this Issue of noisy children In restaurant* und haw lo handle It. IN D IG E S TIO N IN A N A H EIM D E A R IN D IG E S TIO N ) Plan One: Ask the waitress, hosiess or manager to move you lo another table If one Is available. Plan Two: At the risk of starting World War III. polliely ask one of the jiarents lo please silence Ihe child or children. If that doesn't work, enlist the help of Ihe m a n a g e m e n t . Plan T h r e e : “ Make friends" with the noisy offenders, tell them you have a headache, and ask them to please keep the noise down. Plan Four (the one most frequently used): Grin and bear II. (Problems? Writ* lo Dear Abby. For o parsonal. unpublished reply, sand s tail-addressed, stamped envelope to Door Abby, P.0. Box 89440, Loa Angolas, Calif. 90089. All correspondence Is confidential.) 3 PC. C H IC K EN D IN N ER With Mtthsd Potstoss, Orlg. Cols Slaw Or Your Cholcs 01 Sslsd Or Vsgglas Subtlllutloni • Extra Good All Day Wodnssday No Coupon Nacssssry • mmmmmm FEED A FAMILY OF 4 FOR an* (>,»•• n n o L-uwn Q i ptatet o' Leei Country Ch*cbe* "'■ifti *7 it* a#* 1 Sard rMtSVBd poLMOWi M **# * tRaltt"” ■» RKvIt her *<#-de.irt w# oih*" OflRT U< tJt*ttAl"lf 1 | *6.99! Q -------------- -----f M<L J „__,i s _ I* *>M II St* Fam ous 15 PIECE BUCKET | 0tle« lig s M 4 U N V6A# Oust* '*> a» | tfWotil vrven.4 I Of Gllfil 1 P»u-i m > u .| rt I | hot s i’ in*- Jiwi* i 1(kKONtlt tN R e c ip e . COUNTRY CHICKEN PASTA LWERS. .COUPON *9.9 A U S U AL I I U I . l N X U r U M . N - T li W E C A T E R Am SIZE G R O U I 1905 S. Franch Ave. HP?) SANFORD 323 3950 U you re u /xn/ii li t v r you i/iuuhllike l\istu Lin e n ' — Scull JtMeph Ih e f IrlunAi Sentinel H EA TH R O W SHOPS JUL ' f .777 Hr,/ al 1-4 la t i l l 30. F ln l Heolhruu•Fnlrancr Full ba r and lounge—For rrnert allon*: X13-2H17 �— Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Wednesday. March 20. 190 by CMc Yosiflf Did VOU ) W « paid ore LjgA» AW ■ 7* L, TWi t h e woonjacs ON OIX* V? ' T? * JP I b y C h ir lt a M -S c h u li P EA N U TS AND T0NI6HT WELL BE REAPING THATAM0U5 POEM.'THE OWL ANP THE PU5SYCAT,*A«0PE5TEP BY ALL OF YOU EXCEPT RAYM0NC*WH0 HATES OWLS ANP PU55YCAT5: J&/&,'af<- fi i BUM lIlw M f tgRMjg, I by Howk Schntktor EEK & M EEK Underactive thyroid not weight gain culprit D B A S D R. O O T T i Alter being treated with radioactive Iodine Tor hyperthyroi dism, w hich rauacd me to lose 10 pounds. I subsequently went hypoactlvc and was put on 0.1 milligrams of Synlhm ld dally. Teat results Indicated this to be a proper I rvel. Now I ' v r gained 15 pounds, and my doctor doesn't attribute the weight gain to a hyperactive thyroid. Can a lack of the proper amount of hormone set tire die body's metabolic rale too low und contribute to my welghl gain? D E A R R E A D E R : Although hyperthyroidism (an overactlvr thyroid gland) can cause weight loss, hypothyroldhfm |an undcrurllvr glundl will not signifi­ cantly affect weight. One of medicine’s mosi popular myths Is that obesity Is rrlalrd lo hypothyroidism. This Is not true. While un underartlve thyroid gland will produce some pufTIru-ss and fluid retention, obesity Is usually due to loo many calories In I he dlel. Therefore, people who are ovcrw elghl should look to their diets, not to l heir glands, fora solution. If you lost 10 pounds from hyperthyroidism und gained back 15 pounds after treatment, you ure — by m y calculations — only five pounds heavier Hum normal. If you want to shed this slight weight gain, you can do so ru slly by elim inating highcaloric foods — such as sugar, fats and alcohol — from your dirt. Continue lo follow your doctor's advice about thyroid m rdlrlnr ISynthroldl and reduct your culorlr consumption. Ineldrnlally. the sequence of events you described Is not rare. Radioactive Iodine, administered In liquid form. Is useful In t r c u t l n g m a n y e a s e s of hyperthyroidism. It works by d e s l r o y l n g the c e l l s that manufacture thyroid hormone. The trick Is to give Just the right amount: too little will be Ineffecllve. too much will lead lo thyroid undrractlvlty. There Is no strict rule about how much lo give: the quantity depends on the "clinical judgment" of the prescribing doctor, who may administer what seems to be the iroper amount, only to discover ater this was excessive. Fortunately, the use of thyroid supplement will easily and cheaply compensate Tor this t r e a t m e n l - I n d u c*e d hypothyroidism. With medicine and attention to your diet, you { should do fine. T n give you additional In­ formal Inn. I am sending you Tree copies of m y Hratlh Reports "C a lo rlc-W ls r C ooking" 40 Mat gratae* at r -------1 LaM owl u r 47 fa a lr II VacM W — thaFooh 04 Ms* days' (• •7 Tra 04 VMton U Argaatlaa't 17 Surface 20 Cart I t -------- kith* 21 Starve* U U U *147 27 S T IS IS 24 Bgaach □LILJU LJLLI-J fJLUJU □UUU UUU UUUU J IL IU U ULILJ fJ U U U UUU u u u u u UUU JU UUU uu u ljl! U U J J U U L IU U U U UUU UUU U U U U U U U liJ U U U U U JU U U U U U U LLIU U U U U U -J U U U J U □UUU UUU uu u u UUUU UUU u u u u □ u m :i i i i .oi « iJM E iu 3 Aetna* — 14, monogram 4 Arab yanaaat 4 Iwaat wtaa 10 Cant 41 lIFIaver 24 Art lever 11 In e a tM i 22 RooNhe atractur* 23 Battatbaa t* 14 Andy * parts** 2S Roasting sue* 111 13 1444 kiva- 24 r Im 2* High- — A 24 Cpocha 24 Actraaa Pitta 30 Ma* Kelt of tho comics 31 Closa lateen eyas 17 Exchanged 34 Dawn 41 Scraping nut 42 HscNnapart 43 — 'alrlsti flop* In IT 40 Crsscsnl 47 Covar with cencrat* 44 Belonging to Lincoln 44 Conllnod 00 Cry of daspak 03 Author A 04 French coin (« ) 1SS0 by NCA. Inc WIN AT BRIDQB B y Jam as Jacoby Th e great' w riter Terence Reese has pointed out that sometimes false-curding the Jack from J !l combinations can pay defensive dividends. Bobby Goldman found Just such a play d u rin g the London Sunday Tim es Invitational tournament In January. South made an Invitational Jump to two notrump after East hud overcalled with one heart. With a sound 14-polnt opening. North bid game. Declarer ducked the first Iwo heart leads and finally won the third heart. Since he could nol afford lo let East on lead, he got to dummy with the king of spades lo lead the queen of clubs. East pul on the king, declarer won the ace. and West (Goldman) played Ihe Jack. If the Jack were singleton, the whole club suit could come home, so South played bark to dummy's arc of spades and played a club la his eight-spot. West won Ihe nine and played a third spade. When declarer cvrnlually played a diamond. West took the ace and won Ihe setting trick with his long spade. Note that de­ clarer will surely succeed If West does not false-caid with Ihe club Jack. He will give up a trick lo the Jack of clubs and have no hope for his contract unless the ace of diamonds is with West. But since Wcsl does hold that ace. declarer will make nine I ricks. True, declarer would also have succeeded If he had played a low club first from dummy. Intending lo Insert Ihe 10. But give West full credit for devising a scheme to cause South to go set after Ihe mistake of leading the club queen from dummy. NORTH ♦ A K« V71 ♦ ICQ# ♦ Q 70 03 WEST ♦ •♦32 Wat* ♦ A 10 7 0 ♦ J» h im ' EAST ♦ 070 ♦KQJ04 aj 3 3 ♦K4 SOUTH ♦ Q J 10 * A 10 3 ♦ 014 ♦ A 1013 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North 0Mth Wvit 3 NT Pass Nwth 1♦ 1 NT East 1V All pass Opening lead: V 4 HOROSCOPB by Bob T tw v ts F R A N K AND E R N E S T r i y c K i w r r || -a o 1 l\ ? ■<x . i 3 ? r ^ O ••• k » t Y0UiUfS * * * usfD H W f iw S i m ■Ha t all t He T w e .. G A R F IE L D by Jim Dsvi* B y Barnlce Bad* Osol T O U R B IR T H D A Y M arch 39. 1990 Provided you live up lo your |>otcnllal and do everything expected of you. the year ahead could be a bunnrr one for you materially. Capitalize on your op|N)rlunliles. so you'll have no regrets later. A R IE S (March 21 -April 19) This inlghl be one of Ihuse days when your compensation won't be commensurate lo the efforts and energies you expend. Don't let your expectations exceed the reality factors. Tryin g to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you lo understand what to do lo make Ihe relationship work. Mall 42 lo Matchmaker. P.O. box 91*128. Cleveland. O il 4410 1 3428. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Partnership arrangements could put your tolerance to a test today. Regardless of what oc­ curs. Iry lo remain calm and unruffled, because If you lose vour cool, you may later regret It. G E M IN I IMay 21 Ju n e 20) An ahundaner ol energy and eom- passion might tempt you to take 'itllt on more responsibilities than you should today. Be helpful, but let others do some things for themselves. C A N C E R (June 21 -July 22l Today It might be necessary for you lo be a I rifle thick skinned and not to take offense too readily, especially If someone distorts a remark ur act Ion of yours. Don't respond In kind. L E O (July 23-Aug. 221 Goals which are of Importance to you today might not have Ihe same priority with your associates. This could cause problems If you misinterpret Ihe motives of lukewarm supporters. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Relationships should be rather pleasant and enjoyable today, provided you do nut try to Impose your will on your com­ panions. If you are too demand­ ing or assertive, things could rapidly go downhill. L I B R A IScpt. 23 Oct 23) You'll be a pretty good performer up to u point today, but there is a possibility you may suddenly ease up Just when yuur goals are within reaeh Start strong and llnlxh strong SCOR PIO (Oil. 24 Nov. 221 You und your mate can harmo­ nize on major Issues today as long us the lyrics hath arc humming contain more "we's" than they do “ I'a." Teamwork Is essential. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 ) I A heavier workload than you anticipated might Ik - your lot In life today. However. If you match Ihe tusks at hand, rather than moan about thr. you'll bo proud of your achievements. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jail. 19) Today you'll lx- effective In promoting your own Interests, but you're not likely to be as conscientious about looking out for the concerns of others. This won't help your popularity. A Q U A R IU S IJan. 20-Frb. 19) Tim in g Is extremely Important lexlay In fulfilling your ambitious objectives. If you are oul of sync with events. It could severely dilute your victories. P IS C E S IFcb. 20 March 20) Ikvery careful with whom you gel Into a serious discussion today. Don’t mutch wits or words with a person you know from past experiences has a bad ictiipcr (C II9 9 0 . NEW SPAPER E N ­ TER P R ISE ASSN. by Leonard S tarr A N N IE BUGS BUNNY W tL L ,Y 7 S -; PIP. Hf Lee UAPIlP , S u m p ANP TUA0LCP INTO A RiVIR AT T hI U ZA R P 6! IT P0C5NT FOOT OF A GOftOt we WON'T KNOW FOR SUM UNLIS5 Ht TUANS U PA tIV f.. OR THEY. W6LL...FINP , �Stntofd HanM, Sanfofd, FkxMa — Ike: The ‘greatest hero’ off history’s greatest war l l n l l x j P t b b b t n H m « t tonal_________ W ASHING TON Prrsldrnl D w lghl D. E la rn h o w rr was honored during a joint meeting of Congress as "the greatest hero of the greatest war In history" and as someone his son said wanted to be remembered only as "the good soldier." The nearly two-hour tribute Tuesday In the House chamber ,lo the man known as Ike was part of a year-long celebration m a rk in g the c e n te n n ia l of Eisenhower's blrlh on Oct. 14. 1890. In Denison. Texas, from which his family moved to his childhood home In Abilene. Kan.. In 1892. Elsenhower, who rose from poverty to become a West Point graduate and supreme Allied commander of the forces that began liberating Europe from Nasi tyranny on D-Day. June 8. 1944. was elected the nation's 34th president as a Republican In 1992 and again In 1996. He died on March 28. 1969. at age 78. ' For millions the world over Who slllt like Ike, he rrmulna a ' r e a s s u r i n g s y m b o l oT t h r traordlnary qualities that lie Ithln seemingly ordinary pro­ le.” said Senate Republican tier Robert Dole of Kansas. W h o. lik e o th e r s p e a k e rs of b o th riles, sported "I Like Ike'* 'III Ira! buttons. "A cenlury afier his birth, we gniie the man from Abilene 1s a symbol of democratic oppor­ tunity In a world where old presslons are crumbling like e wall that once artificially livlded East from West." said o le . c h a i r m a n of the Iscuhuwcr Centennial Com ­ mission. "He was o vaunted warrior "No man did more to rid our who haled war. He was the planet of the Nail scourge. No five-star genera) who warned one gave more In the Cold War against the dangers of an un­ against hum an enslavement. bridled military Industrial comAnd no one deserves more grati­ ‘ x. ... He was never reckless. tude from a world waking up to was ever-consclous that the llspotrnllal." lives and well-being of others Elsenhower family members. depended on his good Judg­ In c lu d in g g ra n d s o n D a vid ment." Elsenhower and hta wife. Julie Winston Churchill, a member Nixon Elsenhower, listened In of the British Parliament and the House chamber to the trib­ grandson of B rita in 's great utes and to music performed by wartime leader, recalled that a military band and glee club. "w ithout the United Stales, Walter Cronklle. the former there would have been no libera­ World War II correspondent and tion" from Naxl Germany. longtime CBS News anchorman, "How thrilled he and Churchill recalled I he war years. would be today to see the "Dw ight David Elsenhower peoples of Eastern Europe at last was the greatest hero of the emerging as free nations from u greatest war In history." said nightmare of 50 years occupa­ Cr o n kl tc . w h o Interviewed tion. first under the Nails, then Elsenhower for hts television Ihe Soviet Red Army. memoirs. "He will forever be revered "He was chosen, at least In among those nations who. like pari ... because he possessed the m y o w n . w e r e h ts c o m ­ magic magnetism that could rades-in-arms and remembered draw together tn common cause with abiding gratitude by those those of differing opinions and nations which were liberated, clashing egos." Cronklle said. under his command, from the "In short, he was a leader." most monstrous and vile tyran­ Jo h n Elsenhower, looking ny that has ever defiled the remarkably like Ills dad. talked Earth." Churchill said. "Th us lovingly of the father he knew wilt Eisenhower be rem em ­ and about how. as a military and bered." political leadrr, Ike was "a The accolades continued at a complex man. full of contradic­ Whltr House luncheon, where tions." 1‘resident Bush welcomed thr " I believe he U like lo re­ guests. Including members of membered simply as the good Congress amt the Elsenhower soldier." Elsenhower said of his family, to "th r house that Ike Talher. "Beneath the well known and Mamie gruerd." g r i n , he w u s a s e r i o u s , "I always liked Ike." Hush purposeful executive. He made suld. " A s we gather here. no pretense at Intellectual America still likes Ike. We liked brilliance but he was con­ him bemuse he was a man of templative and literate. H r character. ... lie was a healer, walked with kings but never not a haler. ... America liked Ike forgot his home in Abilene. brrmisr he liked us. H r was one Kansas. of us." K designer Halston dead at 57 W SAN FRANCISCO Halston. Ihe celebrity hlon designer whose creations Included gowns »r Liza Minnelli and pillbox hats for Jacqueline nnedy. died Monday night at the Pacific Medical Center from AIDS-related lung cancer. He was 57. Halston. which was the designer's middle name, became one of the best known labels In fashion and changed the way women dressed 111 the 1960s. but he sold the rights to his name In 1973 for *16 million, creating a tangle that diluted his Influence. * The hospital said In a statement that Halston H ICI died Monday at 11:22 pin. from "Kaposi's ircoma Involving the lungs." ';H IHalstnn became a pre-eminent American fash­ i o n designer In the IB60s. numbering the first lady. Minnelli and Lauren Bacall among his clients. He also became a Jet-set figure and regular With Minnelli. Andy Warhol. Blanca Jagger and Ibe rest of the Studio 54 crowd In the 1970s. I'm very, very saddened by this loss." Minnelli Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT court or TH I IITH JUOICI AL C IIC U IT IN AND TON I I M I N O L I COUNTY. FLOS I DA C A S IN O SSM M C A tt I COLLECTIVE FEDERAL 1SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Flaintllt, vs. PRANK L HARRINGTON. *t*l. Detandarlltl NO TICE OP SALS tiff I* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purwenI loanOrder Scheduling Fgrxkxui Saw entered in mi» cat* now sanding In laid Court. Ih# ityta at whKh it Indicated I will tall Id me highest and bail bidder lor cath al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. M l N Part Avenue. Senlord. Florida B i n . at II M A M . an the loth day al May. IMS. the toilevting dncribad property at ret torth mi raid O der or Pinal J udgment, to wit Lot I. and Coverad Periling E. C Y P R E S S V I L L A G E 3R D R E P LA T. TR ACT C PHASE I. according lo tha plat thereot at recorded In Plal Bag* M. page 17, Public Racardi al Seminole County. Florida D A TE O al Seminole County. F lor Ida Hut 10th M y at March. IMS M ARVANNE MORSE A i C lor a, C Ire ult Court Seminole County. Florida By JanaE Javawic At Deputy Clark Publics March M April A ISM D EO i n NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Notice It harsby given the I I am angagad In buUnett at It! Morning Glory Dr . le ts Mary F L H IM . Saminola County. Florid*, under Hi* Fictitious Nam e *1 T H E P E A C O C K t h r o n e f in e j e w e l r y . end that I intend le regular raid neme with the Clerk el hi* Circuit Court. Srmmol* County Florid*. Ml eccordence wtlh the P ren tion t el the Flcllllout Name steMet. Te Wit Section MS OS Florid* Statutes IM l Lind* Yousell Publish March IL It. I t April A ISM 0EO I3S € wu i V ,6 CALL TOLL FR EE l-MB-MI-ltl! said at her New York apartment. "I Just lost niy Ix-sl friend." Grace Mlrabclla. editor of Mlrubrlla magazine and formrr editor of Vogue tnuguzlne: "I think Hulston's contribution to American fashion was remarkable and established the lone of the 1970s. In the beginning Halston confined tils work lo women's fashions but In Ihe 1970s he also designed clothing for men. Including garments lor the 1976 winter and summer Olympic games. The designer was born Roy Halston Frowtck on April 23. 1932. ill Dcs Moines. Iowa. He attended Indiana University and the Art Institute of Chlcagu, where he majured In fine arts. In 1958 he Joined Ihe stair of Lily Dachc In New York as a specialist In hat design. From there. Halston moved lo Bcrgdorf Goodman and became u name to reckon with over the years as he originated the scarf hat and some fur headpieces. Halston created the pillbox hat for Kennedy and served as her milliner during her White House vears. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice la hereby given that we are engaged in b u w e u at 2411 Weal Fire* S t. Sanford JJ2II. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fktihooe Name ef M Y LAWN SERVICE, and that we intend to register tad name with the Clerk of ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Fieri de. In eccordence with the Previsions of the Fictitious Nam# Statutes, To Wil Section MS Of Florida Statute* lt)7 John W Picketsimer Frank Brooklyn Publish March 14. 21. 2«. April 4. i mo O EO 142 N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given mat I am engaged in business at IMS S C 422, Longwood. FL J271Q. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of AAA TR E E SERVICE, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminote County, Fieri do. In accordance with the Provisions et the Fictitious Name Statutes. Te Wit Section MS Of F lor Ida Statutes IW7 Henry Hardy Firewood A Tree Service Inc Henry Hardy Jr Publish March It, 2t. April 4, II. Imo 0 1 0 214 N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at P O Bos 120174. Long wood 127)2. Semlnote County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot ACCU R A TE GLASS C O . and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fieri da. in accordance with the Previsions ot the Fictitious Name SteMes. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes 1fS7 Aubrey 0 Teylor Publish March la, 11, 21. April 4 i mg O E O lit N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged tn business et IJTf Balmy Beach Or . Apopka. FL IthSEL SemIncite County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nome of A I R BORNE PRODUCTIONS A E R IA L IN D U S T R IA L RE COROiNGS. and mat I intend to register laid nemo with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Sem •nolo County. Florida, in ec cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section U i Of Florida Sfat utes lfS7 John E Young Publish: March 14. 21. 21. April 4. i mo D E O 14) _ ’ NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1103 Lynx Tr , Casselberry, F t 31701, Seminole County. Florida, under Ih e F i c t i t i o u s N o m e e l E N G L IS H 'S J A N I T O R I A L SERVICES. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem lnote County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions of mo F tenuous Name Statutes, To Wit Section M l Of Florida Slat utes ITS? Garnett English Publish March 21. 2t April 4. it. imo 0 E O 2 IJ N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business et JStf S French A v e . Sanford. F la , Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol SEMI NOLE FLO W ER SHOP, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Nam# Statutes. Te Wit Section •el Of Florida Statutes l*)7 Stan Polos* i Publish March 21. 2t. April 4. II. imo O EO 212 NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business et 1270 Sutton Tr , Geneva. FL 32732, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol OIS COUNT DISTRIBUTORS, end that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol ihe Circuit Court; Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS Of F lor Ida Statutes it)7 Barbers Maynard Publish March 21, April 4, l i ­ lt. IMO D EO 272 N O TIC E O f ' F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 37) D o uglas A ve , A lta m o n te Springs. Sam mole County, Flor­ ida under the Fictitious Name of INVER HOMES, and that I intend to register sard name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminote County, Fieri da. in accordance with me Provisions ol the Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To WU Section U i Of F lor ide Statutes ItSJ Shot back Construction. Inc Lauren Our kef Publish: March 21. » April 4. II. Iff! D EO 21k NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at 111 Long wood St. Long wood. Fla .127ft. Seminole County, Florida, order the Fictitious Name ot S CIEN TIFIC GLASS dbe BMK ENTERPRISES, and mat I in Nod to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes I*37 Fran Mills Publish March 2B. April A It, if tVM OEO 273 IN TH E CIR CU IT CO UR T OF TH E If JU D ICIA L CIR CUIT IN AN D FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY, F L 0 R I0 A C A S IN O ; M 4211 C A M l CITICO R P SAVINGS OF FLORIDA. A F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. vs R O B E R TG ROWE. JR .e t a l, Defendants AMENDEO NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN pursuant to a Summary /F Inal Judgment et foreclosure dated March I, IMO and entered in Case No M 43)1 CA Of L of the Circuit Court of the llth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole C o u n ty. F lo r id a , w herein C I T I C O R P S A V IN G S O F F L O R IO A A F E O E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCl A T ION is Plaintiff, and ROB E R T G ROWE. JR . ROBERT G ROWE. J A N E T M ROWE S T R E E T S TR IP P E R INC C ITIZ E N S AN D S O UTH ER N N A T IO N A L B A N K OF ST P ETER S B U R G C A P IT A L ASSOCIATES. INC k n a CIT I Z I N I ANO SO U TH ER N FLORIDA NATIO NAL BANK STEV EN ASPIS O B A AMER ICANA ARTS and AMERICANA ARTS CORP are Otlendaniisl I will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the west front door of the Seminole County Coruihouse. Sanford. Florida, at II 00 oc'ock a m on the 7*th day of April IMO me follow ■ng described property as let forth in 'Mid Summary''Final Judgment of foreclosure to wit Lot 2f S H A D O W L A K E WOODS according to the Plat that eel as recorded to Plat Boo* 12, Page 11 Public Records ot Seminole County Florida D A T E O this 27nd day ot March imo M ARVANNE MORSE C*ef i of the Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish March 7k. April 4 tffO D FO 14* Legpl N o tlc— IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O B TN S M TN JUOKIAL. CIRCUIT tIMIMOLR COUNTY, C IVIL D IVIUO M U M M iO M C M e I I D C B A L H O M I LOAN M O A T G A G ! CORPORATION. A L L UNKNOW N PAR T i l l , claiming by. N e v M under *r W IB O B IB T O Y U N K IB , Legal Notlc— FICTITIOUS NAMB Is hereby given M*4 I to bustnest ef SMS Pelmets* Ave, SantardL Pie., SemksoSa County. Fiord*, undtr the Pktltleu* Nam* ef ACCENT p a i n t i n g , end that I intend t* Clerk ef m* Circuit Court, lam most County. Fiord*. In ec cor denes with Itw PrprfsMM ef ■ha Fktmews Name Statutes. T* Wit: Section MSI* F ie ri* Slat utes Its; Ratpfi Rash Pubitlh March 14. It . « April view D I O II* NOTKB Of ACTION TO : A LL UNKNO W N P A A T I S t . C L A IM IN G B Y . T H B O U G H , U N O If l OB A G A IN 1 T R O B IB T D Y U N K IB . D IC IA IC O , W H I T H I B LAID UNKNOWN P A R T IE S C L A IM A l SPOUSES. H U B S . O l V I t l l L G R A N TE E S . A S S IG N !IS , L IE N O R S . C R E D IT O R S . T R U S T E R S OR O TH E R CLAIM ANTS RESIDE N C IS U N K N O W N YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I f IEO Met an action to Nreclet* devcrlbed , reek It , m Seminal* Cewify. Tier Me T H A T C I E T A IN CONDOM IN IU M P A R C E L K N O W N AS U N I T N O l ! 0 D E S T IN Y SPRINGS. A CONDOM INIUM A N D AN U N D IV ID E D MelSJ IN T E R E S T IN TH E LAND. COM M ON E L E M E N T S AN D COM M ON EX P EN S E S AP P U R T IN A N T TO SAIO U N IT. A L L IN ACCORDANCE W ITH AN D S U B JE C T TO TH E COV EH ANTS. CONDITIONS. RE S TR IC TIO N S . TE R M S A N D O TH E R PROVISIONS OP T H I D E C LA R A TIO N OP CONDO M IN IU M OP O E S T IN V SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM. AS RECO R DED IN O R BOOK 1337 A T P A G E l * t f . A S A M E N D E D IN O R ROOK 114*. A T PAGE 1*47. A L L IN TH E P U BLIC BECORDS OP SEMI HO LE CO U N TY. FLORIDA W ITH R E FE R E N C E TO THE PEBSONAL P R O P E R TY ANO C H A TTE L S L IS TE D H E R E IN T H I M O R T G A G E E SH ALL H AVE ALL OP T H I RIGHTS OP A S E C U R E O P A R TY U N D E R T H E U N IF O R M COM M ERCIAL COOE OP THE S TA TE OP FLO R ID A. AS ARE N O W IN E F F E C T OR AS H E R E A FTE R AM EN DED INCLUDING S P E CIFICA LLY B U T NOT BY W AY OF LIM I T A T IO N T H E F O LL O W IN G D E S C R IB E D E Q U IP M E N T DUPONT C A R P E T. G EN 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 P O IN T R E F R IG E R A T O R . O IS P O S A L. R A N G E -O V E N DISHWASHER A FAN,H O O D he* teen Hied egewnl you end v«u ere required I* serve * copy ol your written detente*. il any. le II on Blackwell A Welker. P A . P le in llll t attorneys, w i t a i* a d d r e s s Is 1*0* A m e r lF Ir s I B u ild in g . One Souftwetl Third Avenue. Miami. Florida H il l, on or baler* Apr,: XI. I**#. end III* the original with ihe Clerk *1 this Court either brier, server on Plain lilt's attorneys or immediately thereafter, otherwise. * default will be entered against yew tor the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition This netKo shell be published once each week lor lour consec ullv* weeks In Ihe Senferd Herald W ITNESS my hand and seel ot this Court on the Mth day ol March, iteo (Seal) M ARVANNE MORSE AsClerkot the Court By Cecelia V Ektrn D E P U TV C L E R K Pubitlh March If. April A II. ie. two O EO 1*4 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OP T H I IIT H JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. CASE N O W 4341 CA I t E A M ER IFIR ST BANK. A F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK, formerly known as AmerlFIrsI Federal Savings end Lean Assoc lei Ion. Pleinllll. vs ARTHUR A BOOTHE. JR . E TA L . Detendenfi N O TICE OF F O EEC LO S U EE SALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Summery Final Judgment el Foreclosure dated March II. lees and entered m Case No I t 4343 CA » E ol the C ircuit Court et the I I T H Judicial Circuit In end lor Semi nolt County. Florida wherein A M E R IFIR ST BANK. A FE D E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K , formerly known et A m e riTm i Federal Seamgs end Loan Atm c let ion. Plaintiff, end ARTHUR A BOOTHE. JR . E T A l.. art attendants. I will sett te the highest bidder ter cash el the West F ion! Door el the Semmoi# County Courthouse. Senlord Florida, el II Mo'clock A M on the Fin day el May. lew the following described property as set forth in said Summery Final Judgment, to wit Unit Me. CRANE'S ROOST V I L L A G E . S E C T IO N S IX . together with an undivided 4 two share in the common elements appurtenant thereto according to lha Declaration ot Condominium recorded in Of tidal Records Book IISJ Pago 144V ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida IN C L U D IN G S P E C IFIC A L LV. BU T NOT BY WAY OF LIM ITA TIO N . TH E FOLLOW I NO EQ U IPM EN T FAN HOOO DISHWASHER CEN TR AL H E A T A AIR TO G E TH E R with all the im provemenls now or hereafter erected an in* properly end eil easements, rights eppurle nances, rents, royalties, minor el oil end gas tights end profits, water water rights and water stock and all t i.lures now or hereafter a part ot the properly including replacements end ad ditioni thereto D A T E O this U n d day ol March ItW M ARVANNE MORSE Cork ClrCvilCourl By lane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish March I , Aprils. IM ) O EO 17* NOTICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Net ice it hereby glyon Rial I am engage, m business at I4RS S C t V . Lett11 ae, FL H IM . Sem inota County. Fiend*, under ltd FklttWwe Nam* ef HARDY MULCH, end met I intend Ft register t e d nemo wilts me Clerk et Rw Circuit Court, lam vwW Cewrty Fiend*. In ac cerdkac* wtlh me P t n i i l w , ef Itw FktttWwt Nam* Statutes. T* Wit Sectwn MS OF Florida Slat utes IFS7 Henry Hardy Firewood A Tree Sank* Inc Henry Hardy Jr Publish March >1. a April 4. il, m g D EO I I I IN TN B CIR CU IT COURT OP T N I I I B F r r i t N T N J U O K IA L CIR CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO. iPMSI-CA-EPP Hem* tarings at A mark*. F A , Plaintiff. rt Allen L Lyons, elk/*Alien Lee Lyons, et *1 N O TICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY G IVEN met pursuant lo a Final Judg m tn t et torectosur* dated March 7b IFF*, end entered in Cat* Ns Ft MF! CA FF P et the Circuit Court ef Pw Eighteenth Judicial C.rcwt In and N r Semi net* County. F lor da wherein Home Savings el America. P A . Plaintiff, end Allen L Lyon . */F/e Allen Leo Lyons end R a th ry n L Lyon s. * J h /* Kathryn Linar Lyons, hi* WIN. Sun Bank. National Association. Russell k Hull. PreNtsienel Association. * FWrde carper* lien. United Slews et America. Slat* *1 Florida. Department et Leber end Employment Securl ty. Highlands Homeowners As socleHon. Inc., a Florid* carp* ration and Greens Pernio Home owners' Association. Inc . a F lo rid * corporation a/k/a Greenspoint* Homeowners As secielwn. Inc ore the OoNn denis. I will Mil N Itw highest and best bidder N r cosh ot the West door ot Itw lobby ot the Seminole County. Courthouse in Senlord. Florid* ot II to o'clock A M on Mw 3rd day of May. IM*. the 1*1 lowing described property as sot form In veld Fmol Judgment, Nwlt Lot IM . G R E E N S P O IN TC . eccording I* tho Plat thereat as recorded to Plat book rt. Pages 34 itweugh 37. Pubik Records *1 Semtnaw County, F lend* Together with ell interest which Borrower new has or may hereafter acquire In er to said property and In end N (41 *11 easements end fights et way appurtenant thereof end lb) ell buildings, structures, improve menty, llatures. and appurN nances now or hereafter pieced thereon. Including, but not limited N . eil apparatus end equipment, whether or not phys kelly eltlied N the lend er any building, used to provide er supply air coeimg. air cendi fuming, heel, gab water, light, power, refrigeration, vent Ho turn, laundry, drying, dlshwesh services and *11 west* vent s y s te m s , a n te n n a s , pool equipment, window coverings, drapes and drapery rods carpeting and lleer covering, ewningv ranges, ovons. water heaters end attached c ecunets II being intonrNd and agreed the I such items be conclusively deemed to b* otflrod to and to be port el the reel property ond I d all water ond wotor rights I whether or not appurtenant) end inerts ef slock pertaining lo such welet or water rights, ownership of which aI tec Is said property ond Id) the rents, income, issues and profits el ell D A T E D this t i l t day gt March. Itw CIR CU IT COURT By JeneE Jasewic Publish March 1*. April A IFW D EO li t INTONE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION NO t f 4Mi CA ft P BANC O N I MORTGAGE CORPORATION former ty known «s AMERICAN F LE TC H E R M ORTGAGE COMPANY. INC . Piiwhtl, vs GEORGE E B A ILE Y , et et. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE is hereby Riven that pursuant te the Final Judgment ot Foreclosure end Self entered in tn# cause pending in the Circuit Court ef the E lG H TE E NTH Judicial Circuit in end lor SEMINOLE County. Florid*. Civil Action Number i f 40)1 CA Ft P the undervgned Clerk will veil the property situated tn und County de unbedes Lot 37 OAK FOREST U NIT O N E. According to the plot thereof os recorded in P ut Boo* 22 peges •» 13 of the Public Records of Semmoi# County Filer id# together with ell structures improvements. In lures, eppii ernes end eppuHenenctt on 'Mid lend or used in conjunction therewith. & public tele, to the highest end best bidder tor cesh et II W o clock A M f lM h .n n dey of Mey »wo et the West Front door of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse Senlord Fiord* (COURT SEALI M ARVANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIR CU IT COURT By JeneE Jetewic Deputy Clerk Publish Merch 7t April 4. ifW D EO TOO Legal N otlc— IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT • P TN B M TN JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR C A M M l M M CA I* A M ER ICA N SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP FLO R ID A. Ptetofltt. ek. O IN A T O A RODRIGUEZ. Ft *4. N O TK B OR M i l N O TIC E I I H E R E B Y O IV E N pursuant to FnOrqerLctwKulMg Fprettoouro Let* witoreE In M e earn new panning m said Court, Rw tfyto ef which is inMceten f will **« to the Mgfwtl and bees bidder tar cash w the SEM IN OLE County CdwrRwnw. at IFW West Front Dear. M l N F a rt Avenue. Laniard FWride 3J7TI. at II • A M . an the Mh day ef Mey, r r l me tot towing to said Order er Final Judg nwnt.towtt: Lei M L OAR FO REST. U N IT TH R E E , eccarding to Rw Flat Rwreel a* racerWd to Wei Eeeb >7. ***** F3 end Tle fR w Rubik Record* *• l em toeto County Florid* D A T E O at l emtoeto County. F torIda Rslt I M dey i f March. MS MAR V A N N ! MORSE As Clerk. Circuit Court lem ma to County. Florida ■y: J a n e ! Jeeewk A t Deputy Clerk FuFHIth March M April A IFW D I O 37* IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U R T OR T N B N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AFFOFOR S EM IN O LE CO U N TY, FLORIDA O E N R R A L JU R ISD ICTIO N Of VISION O X FO R D FINANCE CO M R A N IIS . INC .A Pennsylvania carperetton. dibJa O X FO R D HOME E Q U IT Y LOAN CO RlemtiH. vs V IR G IL Z. BER R Y. C H R IS TIN E LOUISE B E R R Y , his alto end JOHN DOE. N O TIC E OR SALE PUR SUAN T TO C H A P TE R tf N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to in Order *1 Fmei new pending in said Court, to* style el which It Indicated above. | will sail I* RW highest and best bidder ler cesh at Rw Seminole County Courthouse in Senlord. Florid* *111 N e 'e lock A M . an M ey 3. IFF*, the tatlow tog described property The West I I tost at Let lWand *11 et Lets 141 and 143. SAN FORD H E IG H TS A O D TIO N to SANFORD, according to the Fiat thereof, retarded to Plat Beak i. peg** 43 end 43. Pubik Records el Seminal* County. F u n d * faceted at 3P4 West JOth Street. Senlord. Fiend* 31771 D A T E D this lis t dey *1 Merch. tw* C LE R K OF TH E C IB C U IT CO UBT By: Jarw E Jeeewk Deputy Clerk PubitsA March re April 4. lew DEO M l IN TN B C IB C U IT CO U R T FOR S IM IN O L I CO U N TY. FLO R IDA CucuH Civil N*. 14 41sec A e* P F O R TU N E SAVINGS BANK. etc. Plaintiff. w W ANDA J M ULLIGAN . N O TIC E OF SALE Node* is hereby given Rut. pursuant to Rw Order er Fmel Judgment entered in nils cause in Itw Circuit Court ol Seminal* County. Fto.id*. I will sell Rw property sifueled to Seminole Cewily. FWride. described *t L e t 1. T R I P L E T L A K E SHORES TH IR D A D D ITIO N , according to the plat Rwreel as recorded to Plat Book II. Page Tf. Public Records at Seminole County. Flerlda el public sew. to Rw highest end best bidder, ler cash, et Rw west trent doer *1 Ihe Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord Florid*, et II OF A M . an Mey L IFW M AR VAN NE MORSE Clerk el Rw Circuit Court By JeneE Jesewk Deputy Clerk Publish Merch If. April 4. lew O E O IS J IN T H E C IR CU IT COURT IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I C O U N TY. FLORIDA PROBAT I D DIVISION File N e te e w IN RE E S TA TE OF GRACE M BRADFORD. Deceased N O TICE OF ADM IN ISTRA TIO N The administration el to* estate el Grace M Bradford deceased. FiW Number te W* is pending in Itw Circuit Court tor Sem inole Ce un ly. Florida. Probate Division. Rw address ol whkh is Clerk ol Circuit Court. Probate Division. P O Drawer C. Senlord. Florid* 31771 The names end addresses el to* personal representative end Ihe personal representatives attorney ere set forth below All interested persons er* required to ilto with this court. W ITH IN TH R E E M ONTHS OF THE F IR S T PU BLIC ATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E 111 all cleans ogams I Itw estate end i l l eny obiecftdn by 4 n Interested person te whom this nolle# is served Riot challenges Rw velid ily *4 Rw will. Rw w*eiilkeiions al too personal repretanleti.e venue, er iurlsdicfien el too Court W ITH IN THE L A TE R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TICE ON THE O B JE C TIN G PERSON ALL CLAIMS ANO O B JE CTIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W I L L BE F O R E V E R BANNED Publication *1 ton notice isos begun on March ) I IFW Personal Representative HobefIS Bredtoed. Jr J b l Smoeehouse Path Lewrenceville Georgia JOJU A Horner tor Personal Represeniei.r* Joseph M Mur esAo P O Dr JOOfto F rrn P A rk FI J1JJ0 lcell FJI OlM Publish March It, M. ITW DC* 331 , March M, 1M0 - T » Legal N olle— OP th e IM N T IE N T N JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT OP THE IT A T E OP FLORIDA. M AND BE HE RAL CTVIL HYIIIOFL C M IB .P M S U P F r a v f in a n c ia l s a v in g s PAUL E COOK, end IT he B i married. M A R T DOB. hit wit* N O TICE OP 1ALB Netke It hereby ghrqn mat. pursuant to the Orpsr er Ftopl ll^iflFM l eh iiiw n in ire jLm zpufnreitT t ik i hw vi to RW Circuit Court *1 SemUwW County. Florida. I will M l Rw property si fueled tn Sem male County. Florida, dncribad « : Th* Beet ty i f Lei I and *M ef Laf t. Black 7. IV A N S D A L I, according to Rw Plaf Itwrvet a* recorded to Plat Bee* 7. Pm * Cawify. F torId*. *1 pubik tato. to llw hlglwtl end best bidder. N r cath. at lb* Wwt Freni Peer of too l am Ini N Cesrnty Ceurthesree, Sanford. Florid* et n M A b i an Mey X IFW D A T E D INI* U n d day *1 March, lyw MA BY ANNE MORSE Curb Circuit Court By. JeneE Jetowk Deputy Clerk Publish: M erch li. April A IfW D I O 371_____________________ IN T N I CIR CU IT COURT OP T N I E IB M T IE N T N J U O K IA L C IR CU IT. IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I CO U N TY . FLORIDA CASE He: M U te C A -e e l SEM INOLE WOOOS CO M M U N ITY ASSOCIATION. INC.. Plawtltfi. n T IS A L IO M A E T lN S end I0 0 A PACHECO OE M ARTIN. Ms wile. N O TICE OP SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Fmei Judgment *f Foreclosure dated Merch If, It w , entered In Civil Cat* Number M T J f S C A te E . etttw Eighteenth Judkiet Circuit, to end tor l emmata County. Fieri d * . w h e re in . S I M I N O L I WOOOS CO M M U N ITY ASSO Cl A T ION. INC.. It Plaintiffs, and TE S A LIO M A R TIN I end 10 0 A PACHECO 0 1 M AR TIN . M* wile, ere Paten* anft | will •ell to the highest and best bidder tar cash. *1 Itw West Freni Dear ef SemUwW County Courthouse. Senlord. FlerM* et II I* a m . an May Fl IFF*. Itw H i forth In said Final Judg merit, to wil: H O M ES ITE 7 *1 SEMINOLE WOOOS. according to met tur vey at record, recorded to Ol Iktai Records too# 1117, Paget FFJ through WS. *1 the Pubik Records *1 Seminole County, FWride. mere particularly de­ scribed to Eahibit " A " attached E X H IB IT " A " SEM INOLE WOOOS HOM ESITE 7 Legal Deecriptwn T H A T PART O F: The NW <« et the SW v> ol S E C TIO N II. TOW NSHIP N SOUTH. RANGE 31 EAST. Sem mole County. Florida Botog mart particularly de scribed ee toitow* Commence et the Permenonl Reference Monument designs! Ing the SW earner *1 said S e c t io n I I ; r u n Ih e n c * N*«*41'44"W along the W boundary Ito* thereat 1337 33' to the Perm anent Reference Monument designating the SW earner et aforesaid NW >* ef me SW to ef Section II. continue thence m r i t e i ' W along ttw W boundary line thereof 1117 31' to ttw Permanent Reference Monument designating Itw NW corner el said NW to et llw SW to. thence N*t*g* FJ" E along the N boundary Im* thereat see 7*' l* the P O I N T O F B EGINNING, continue Ihenc* H H f f F J C 13*11'; Ihenc*. keying said N. boundary Ito*. S J 7 * irir'E h i e r to m* N vriy R/W line el Weedridg* Drive; ihenc* SU*eejl”W e>ong said NW'iy R/W line IM 0*'. thence. Waving sold NW'iy R/W line. N jj*s*'ir'W *11 os' to ttw Point et Beginning Containing S Mb acres, more er lets D A T E D this 13nd day at M e r c h , I F f b AAARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIR C U IT COURT By JeneE Jeteww Dossutv Clerk Publkfcfi Merch 2i. April 4.1*t0 O E O 274_____________________ IM T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY* FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FUeNe. IR1M-CP IN RE ES TA TE OF M IC H A E L P OADOONA. OecMied NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The edmimtlrelion ot the etfet* ot Mkheel P Deddone. d e c e e te d . F ile N u m b e r fQ if 4 CP, It pending In the Circuit Court N r Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rid fl. Probate Oivitten. tho eddrett ol which it Seminole County Courlhoute. Senferd. Florlde The nemtt endi eddretMt of the pertoruri representative end the personal representative % attorney ere set terthbetow A il interested persons ere required to tile with this court Hal Ail claims against tha estate W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R THE FIR ST PUBLI CA TIO N OF THIS NOTICE and (bl any objection by an interest ed person to whom this notice il served that challenges the valid ity ot the will, the qualifications of the personal representative venue, or jurisdiction ol the Court W ITH IN THE L A TE R OF TH R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE F I R S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E OR TH IR T Y D AY S A F T E R THE D ATE OF SC RVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TIC E ON TH E O B JECTIN G PERSON A LL CLAIMS ANO O0JEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E O WILL BE F O R E V IR B A R R E D Public alien of this notice has begun on March 71 teeo Personal Representative LAW RENCE K COLE MOD Dutches. Lane Winter Park FL 377*7 Attorney lor Personal Representative S*dneyC Ward UOI S Or lando A venue Winter Park FL JJ'tV TeiepAona i«0/>S2*277l Fla Ear Na OUoH Publish March 71, April 4 >**Q DEO 2*7 �M — SMilord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Wadnaaday, March S t. 1WD L e g a l N o tic — L t f l l l N o jjC M IN I N I CIRCUIT COURT O f T N I EIG HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A M FOR 1 IM IR O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O .N IM A C A M L IN tE :T M M in lH iF ; MICHAEL W C STRAWSIR MOTICf O f tlC tlTlO U S K AM I No»*<» It her#Oy fh*w that I am tngaftd In buimeti *T SIS E Alfamom# Of , Altamonte Spfingt. FL. l a m mole County. Florid*, under the Ficlltlout Nome of t C I S B N T E R M I S IS t TH E C I T Y ' S B E S T SHOPPER '). Ond mot I tntond to rtqitltr told name trim tht Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Sem inoi* County . F lor id*, in ac cordonco with th# Prevision* of the Fictitious Nam* Slotuftt. To Wit Section MS 09 FkKido Stot ute* itSJ Debra K irunoohlor Publish March 1*. 11. It. April 4. I«0Q DEO let NICOLE ft. STRAWS!It. Ratpandant/WIta, MOT 1C( O f ACTION TO NICOLE K. STRAWSIR tail NORTHWEST ANDREWS LAWTON. ON LAHOMA T i m YOU ARE NOTIF1EO M jf an K I W tar Dltaafutton a Mar rla*» hat baan (IMF H ARtat raw In Santard. SamInata Caunty. Flarlda M i m a n rt M M ta ta n * a copy a* your avlftan II any ta it. an Fall IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB tlO H T B IR TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SB Ml N O LI COUNTY. STATS OF FLORIDA. Co m No. i ft-ltSO-CA-fFL General Jerisdfctiea Florida Bor No. t MffM la. DAVID L. ER VIN . ES QUIRE. anF ahaot addratt la. iaa« e h w v oa f o f o x m . A L T A M O N T E 1 F R IN G I, JTT1S data. anF Ilia ma arliinal with lha Clark o* lha Circuit Caurt. Civil Diviawn. Ml N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Flarlda. MTU. an ar batara April IT. c o m m o n w ea lth MORTGAGE COMPANY OF AMERICA. L P . Plaintiff, vi MARK A HUSSEY. If living, etua .of e l. tha ratlaf rtauntad In If* Fall flan tar Dtaaalvftan af Marriage mav ka antaraF p F a F yaw WITNESS my hanF and ital at m » caurt an Marc* IX l«at l Court Saall MARVANNE MORSE At Clark tim e Caurt by i Jackta Royal At Daputy Clark Pvbllth March M. April A II. IS. IfW DEO Tit NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO MARK A HUSSEY. If living, ond DONNA J SIEGEL. Mi vrif* It Hying. Including any unknown spouse of Mid Dofen danti It aithor has remarried and It either or both of said Defendant* oro diCOOMd. tholr respective unknown hairs, do vlsoos. grantoos. astlgnoos. creditor*. Honors and trustees. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION Ida Ma.ta-ttaCF IN RE ESTATE OF ANNAR RIPLEY, Dacaatad by. through, undor or against tho named Oofondontt WhoM rosldtnco address It 30i A u tu m n Loa f W a y . Norcroit. Goorgtn JOOt) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fortetoso a mortgage an tho following property in Seminole County. Florida LOT U . WESTLAKE MANOR UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, AT PAGES 1 THROUGH S. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA has boon filed against you and you art required to tervo a copy of your written defenses. It any, to It on; JO SEPH M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address Is »1 N Franklin Street. Suite 1710. Tampa. Florida 13*02 on or betor* tho I7fh day ol April, two, and tile the original with tho Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plain N O TICE OF fill's attorney or immediately thereofter; etherwlM a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint or Petition DATEO on thlt 11th day at March. If*0 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish March 14. II. 71. April *.mo DEO 1*7 •i* V'toM IN THRCtRCUIT COURT OF T H lll O M T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACT ION NO.: • s u ia C A ts P FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOB SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE O DIVISION Fite No. fbtlBCP IN RE ESTATE OF LEONIE BARON. Deceased NOTICB OF ADMINISTRATION The edmlnlttratlon ol the estate of Leonio Baron, de ceased, File Number fO 111 CP it pending in the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is Clerk at Circuit Court, Probate Division, P O Dr ewer C. Sanford. Florida 33771 The names end1 addresses of th# personal representative and th# personal representative's at torney are set forth below All interested persons are required to til# with this court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (II ail claims against the ettete and 11 ) any objection by an interested person to whom this notice is served that challenges the valid ify of the will, the qualifications of the personal representative, venue, er jurisdiction of tho Court WITHIN THE LATER o r THREE M ONTHSAFTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF S i RVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publication of this notice hat begun on March 11, IffO Peruana! Representative EOWIN BARON 1*0 Kettering Ct Longwood. FI 33/79 Attorney tor Personal Representative VAR v ANNE MORSE CLERIC OF THE CIRCUIT COUR f Joseph M Muraike By Jean Sentient P O Or 3007** Fern Park. FI 317JO 1*071031 Oil* Publish M a rch H .lt IffO DEO 777 Deputy Clerk Publish March Jf April « If I* IMO O E O lt t CELEBRITY CIPHER her (ryylgyami rpg u M W Sum uoisl at and prawn t « h m i # *>if* c«h •noffar fiUjy •tv* r npuaM W O X f A H M H O X O 2 H X X A O O K H O A K V K - V H M Z H r h a O H H F P M O C H 2 H L R r V I G 2 X K I 2 H . • R • S M M A R O . PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N " A human Dmng >» an HiQtmoug auomDfy ol portAMH pkjmDmg ' - Robw l Mortar All th illt avail,kta hourly aapo Roito altar M Start knmtdlataly Promo •lontlgpptnunlltat Apply: Amoco Patdlbpp WO* M. NO M. Santard. ar PM LA. Mory BMN, LA. ktary MMNTtA nci eoattn pay. Full and pari lima Horn availabta Longwood oraaGollCouno CatIMJTIN DoRyWbrt . Call ■ altar Spot ....... H O f iL / M O T t r trooKmchMataol ** 0 U A i m n M n .M 7 4 3 < 7 i raftart a lt.M m b A i a a i la, pr#mp4 M raart. k t a M 1 tagnay talkvta taartadAtaarttaa, tt tat C**ll4m l Id ...... . whoa yarn gel matta. 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Flar ida undar ma F ictinaui Hama al W IL T TOWN TRAVEL, and mat I inland ta rafntar u d nama aim ma Clark at lha Circuit Caurl. Saminala County. Florida. In accardanca aim lha Pravitiont pi lha Ficliliaut Nama Staiutoi. TaWil lacilan Pat ••F lar Ida Waiuiat m i BavarlyA Scarlalt Pubmn March!, u .I I.N . ITN OEN Iti NOTICE OP F IC TITIO U S Not ica il haraby flvan mat I am tngjpad Ul buttnott al M ) Rlvtrband B i r d . Lanpaood. Sam Ino ta Caunly. Flarlda. undar ma Fkiiltawi Nama al W ERT M A R K E TIN G GROUP, and that I inland ta rapntar ia>d nama aim ma Clark al ma Circuit Caurl. Sam mow Caunly. Flarl da. in accardanca with tha Piayltia ni al lha Ficliliaut Nama Slalutav T o w n Sacltan M i Of Florida SKtutat ItST Jack W. W rrl Pubinh March!. I A I I . I I t»N D EO ta N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle, it harm , pi van mat I am anp,pad >n Putinau al Ml W Laka Mary Blvd . Suita III. Lata Mary. Fla D M . Sammata Caunly. Florida, undar lha Ficliliaut Nama »l ADVANCED NEU R O SYSTEMS, and mat I inland ta rapntar lata nama aim ma Clark al ma Circuit Caurl. Sam,nata County. Ftarl da. in accardanca ailh lha P ra n tio n t ol lha Ficliliaut Nama Slaiutat. Ta W il Sacltan M l W Florida SiaMat latJ * ADVANCED NEUR O SYSTEMS Diana 8 H unt Publ.tn M ann T 14. 21. M IfW OEOOJ NO TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Noi.c, it hartby p.van lha* I am anpapM in kvvnatt al IN W H ay rid Su.ta <11*8 1! AIlaman la Spnnpt. FL H i l l Sam.not, Caunly. Ftartan undrr ma Ficliliaut Nama *4 G IFT CHECK, and mal I mtand ta tapmar umd nama aim ma Ctart at ma C w in l Caurl. Sam inata Caunly Florida, m ac coidonca aim lha Proaiuant al ma Fictiiiout Nama Valuta, Ta Wil Sac Ian M l 0» Florida Slat utat ItST StainnH McCiura Pubi.th March l i II. J* April , A tW E . X OCOM I ATTIRTI0N HARO WORKERS naod only apply. 1 paUtlant pvaoabta chauHaur t Me rapulrad tar I aimaaa«HMra. W IM M .. AKTMUA HARTS T0UM EXCELLENT PAY, EanallH Tranaparlaltan. Call NT ITS 7100ait I M Tall ralvndld Pam Wpm •AUTO ELEC TR ICIAN, Maintain and kntall wirlnp tar mil tlna company I No layolti hart I Can’t baal Mia taratllil AAA EMPLOYMENT T N W .a P I t t ...............» I I T t AIITO MECHANIC One Full Line Mechanic. One Service Manager. Indepen dent shop plenty of work CeHoowl m-4171 UAUTKUN Mar fa Norman/F ate Imafions Days, m a f t s a r m f w , Jill •ooKim i Part lima poll Iion availabta Ganaral tadgtr. payroll, aapo rlanca In TC (Lotutl Slarllng aaga batad on a.parlanca Cleung data 1 PM. April t Prlvata Indutlry Council al Sominota County. Inc I I I S Santard Am , Santard E O i/M /F/H lV ' CASHIER Eipartanca nacauary. Evan ing thin. JJ hourt par watt Mull ta dipandabta and pood aim ........................... lipurat Inputra t at TOC .H I 0SM LO C AL/C AR IB B E A N Far E la c lrld a n t. Carpantart, Haaiy Epuipmanl Oparalort. Plumbart. A C , O ryaall. G la r ln p , Ira n w o rk . Machamci. Suparvltart. ta M l hour IMTtatMtt* TA LE N T BUILDERS PEE CONSTM CTKM HELfENS 17 fa i l l pet hour. Will train. Sever*! needed! Hiring newf * “ 4*89111 CRAFTfq SKILLS* TRACKS U L TRADES NEEDED Palntart. Carpantari ale Gal all lha aark you can r Call . . P ta w il a D A TA E N TR Y C L E R K a T a r r l l l c c a r t e r c h o lc a l Sharpen your tklllt aim mit growing Itrml Go ta work immadiatalyl BanoflHI AAA E M P L O Y M E N T T M W .H I b t l. W U Tt D EU VEIY/M IVEN Control Florldo araa. orpari oncod Ctaan driving record o D E LIV E R Y DRIVER • For Itnon co port timo'lull lima Immtdlala hire, excellent driving rvcord ChauHour Ik. ragulrad M IW tlarl,. W l t M DOT CEITIE1ED DRIVEN Needed lor local delivery, Mon Frl Benefits Substence ebuse testing required Apply in person Bert* City. *01 @ Cornwall Rd . Sanford E O E DAW KS To I! JOweakly Local'Long haul Will Tram I Ml HM J A H World DAIVER/LOCAl VAN DELIVERIES Must have good driving and work record Full time, t l per hour Call Monday through F rid a y .tle > ................M l *>1 * ix p f t f t « k N C .io leHitioeiasfic mature Mlespcrson for dress strop Apply Slim A Sassy. I l l 1., 1st It, Sanford___________ I7 f fieee C A S M C V V SALES C L E M S a eCNA’Se A a A LL I H I F T 1 II a OR C A T iA L A R T II • E X C E L L E N T IC N C F I T t lt Join Our E acattanl HaallhCaraTaam LangaiaR Haaltk Cart m r m _________ M E D IC A L L P N IC N A long term assignments in your •O FFICE CLERKS • R ECEPTIONISTS • S ECR ETA R IES • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST FutUFart Tima a Oaad Fay M M S II We offer top pay, greet benefits end th# opportunity ta work at many at the fop companies in your area Call now for *n 7*0*773 NURSE AIDES * ALL SHIFTS HIGHER ITA R IIN O FA Y t For rorllttadoroiportaficod Apply in par unto Lakavtaa Nur nog Cantor *1*1 bid M............ ‘ NOFEI/FRIOAV PAY NURSES AIDES stsvicts EOC __________ M /F/H'V * INSTANT MYCMECKS * S t a r t to d a y an d ge t a pay check within a week. We h old b*ck n e th in a O u r employees are constantly in cour aged, and assisted so they will make terqer paychecks all Ihe time Sound inter •stmg7 Part time A full lime available Cell Teday 374314* All } thill! availabta Good bora 11ti Highor llartmg pay DCBARV MANOR M N . Hay. IT A T I. Dabary. FI Man. thru Frl •AM tat PM. MA « ,M I CO .O F F IC E O R E E TE R a Bubbly portonallty a i m ) Can’t baal thlt ora' Evpand Ing llrm maadt you now I Graatbaralilt' Hurry' AAA IM F L O T M E N T M l W. W R tt............. T O ) I >1 .ORDER TA K IR a Ptopta par ion got! to work tadayl Taka ordart and t c h v d u la p r o d u c tio n ! Banalittl Call now1 AAA E M P LO YM EN T n o w . u tb tt. JANITOR Working supervisor, full or part tlr.q Experienced only Also need<d: FLOOR MAN • Full time Exp only, Good pay and benefits 113 *4M L A N O S C A F IR S Full time positions Driver's License required Call 377 H l l ftU U N D A T AIDES* Rotating lh .H l and aaakandl Parm ahint potltion Good bonotiti Call TM WM________ LAUNDRY A TTE N D A N T Evp Wath dry.told I PM 18 PM. Frl Mon Apply al lam Inolo Caul ra Laundry Mat IWMMart Plata) MM Orlando D r., laniard________________ MAINTENANCE PERSON Full lime. Days Apply Amece Feed She# see* St Rd *4. Sanferd M A N A O tM IN T MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Retail experienced needed Seafood butchering, display and counter experience re qutred Apply between 2 end * PM 100) Curry Ford Rd. Orlando U73 RN. LPN, ar RtaRlil Atatalaa* tor buty podiatrlc atfka Sand ratuma b F O Baa ITT* Santard. FL T i m ITM_______ * SALES A SSO CIATES* M A TU R E LAD Y ta lira «t homo A svanaa I latnaga boy» ah.ta mom A dad work Ma IM* ______________ NO FEE Atcagflng apRtkaltani tv! tlma ar part tuna FtavWta kauri E Italian! tampany banafift. Paid vacation and haWdayi p ra fll th a rln g and ttack purchaia Apply In panan: Wai Mart M U Orlando Dr. ....................I O I m t ir t PACIER/L0A0ER Of froten foods tor Rich Foot Plan Good benefits, stable company Non smokers only. Apply *01 W 13th Street PART TIME JOSS Ideal lor second income, col lege students, housewives M a t u r e , a r t ic u la t e and energetic people needed to help needy orga nlia tion Friendly phone sales Start now, paid weekly Call 11? 31*4 PART TIM I Binary S Dtlinry PtfMfiflEi Part lima and temporary N ip Experience preferred Apply in person Creative Printing. 71] N Hwy 17 97. Li QCINSPECTOR N e ed t e l l s ta rt e r w ith electro mechanical back round To perform receiving mspec lion duties Musi be able To interpret drawings, military ipeci'icationt, etc Apply in person Mathews Associates. I 4 Park North M l Hickman Circle, Sanford Ta markat acraaga A auction praaarty....... Call H I IIH M LEt ASSOCIATES NEEDED Dynamic local company a anit auoclatai In n udanltal and comma,clal rial atlata total, at Hi term an lha lan lord Laka Mary Ganava araa Call tar drlailt Canlury II OvtadaRaaltylnc MIAMI 1ICRETARV CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR Abta ta work aim contractart handling phonal, ardan and dalivtriai tor aultJdi total partom Goad working m ill and par tonality Call Man day Friday,aAMtalPM Laaa’i/Malttaad Uf-IWAaib tar Maay ar Daag SECURITY O F F IC IR I TOP PAT G license required Choke contract? Call I 944 7 « f f l S IU C I M l H IL P W A N T ID Apply in ponton Sfipcheys, I 4 and S R *A Sanford er phone H I 7041_____________________ SOCIALWORKER Immadlato apaning Inlaka A In ttr v la a ln g Handla all phaiat at isclal work In lma '1 oltica Ill.S M annually, ptui goad bm allll. land ratuma. P O RailW f Santard. FI H IT ! S TY L IS T With tattooing Buty. trandly thep Good walk tnt, and t it > Point! araa M l T ill Till MARKETERS Aloma araa Ho tailing S anthutlattlc paopla naadad now la tat appamtmanlt lor homo tacurity Will train Good pay * *|xn M/T 18am I pm Sal Call John t i t I4M TRACTOR T R A IL IR D RIVER Eapanancad M ull h art ral arancat Phytical anam and drug icraanlng ragulrad Short haul l a.thin Flar Id* ________ Call IT* AMS_________ TE X T U R L Coaling A Fanning tataiptrtan Good toad pro gram Cammliilan bant, gaad parctniaaa paid Call TTa 14b* a TR A CTOR T R A IL IR a a DRIVER a Pul yaurtall on tha raad aim a graal lu lvra l Dynam ilt company and graal banalittl AAA E M P LO YM E N T JAHWerfd EGG PACKERS M u lt be willing lo work Women encouraged lo apply Apply In person, Bronson Forms, Hwy *4 , Sorrento __ F U L L T IM B PARTS CLERK Mon Fri Will train. Ryder Systems. 174 Bush Blvd San ford miSOOext SSC7_______ e O I N B R A L O F F I C t O A Le USD wkI Fun jab? Assist In all areas? Plenty of variety to keep you hapy ?Hiring now! AAA E M FLO V M K N T T f W .t t lt f S t . 37TII74 GO LF COURSE A c tio n s * I R e m o d e lin g B t a a T i” a r iU v .in lt . W h c # n Sia). ttrUltad CBCO MM) Wf Dangn/Build and oltar Froa EtHmatat .. .... CaRMABIM MILLER ADDITIONS CmKal Florida Sinea Iff* F rw Ottign. F r a EtHmatat KRC1HMA..................r a t a l A p p T iin c ts Good pay. F u i and part time positions available Longwood area Poll Course CaU *43 7134 HAIRSTYLIST Full or part lima Mutt hava Call H U N T wow a m u tfc i NEW APPLIANCES QC and MAYTAG ALSO USED APPLIANCES Rac•nd.tionsd # Guaranload GOOO SELECTION Mtl.CammarcialSI. Iiatard LEE'S CARPENTRY - Storage hulldlAE. da«kt A mlpc. carpentry Intend AI .canted Frta EtHmatat m w i* O w n i n g S * rw ic » K-AR.B KLCANING - Quality aark. raatanabla ratal LlCMtad Ralarancat avail abta Its M il. Handy._______ Concrtf* ILcW cal ■AJU ELECTRICCOMPANY Hanovaitant. rapairf and new contlrvclion IT yaart atparl anca L Hontad. bendtd and uiturfd Mf Mff rEROAIITal HERITAGE ELECTRIC Pran.pi Raatanabla Sarvica Licantad Imurad E Ratal it!) C adtaiH lSTU Bail & Tackle GEORGE’S B AITS TAC IIE O p m tA M tP M G U ID E SERVICE t rath Smoked MultaH Lira W iM R.varSn.im tn Flthing Ebu.pment C 1 I A Orange Alvd LakaManroa PT I M H indyM *n ■ a rt Ganaral Carpaniry ra metaling trim doart. ale gantval r ap art p itn u PARAGON in * ui H A U L T N trifT N G ^ Landscaping. Ira* aark and lawn tarvlca Fall. Irtandty tarvlca m tIM kkka._______ Wtntar prNtt pruning A cleanup Mulch A now plantings ■ n f iiiM C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , mawnavy. pa.mmg and Ma Fraaothmatat Call TTl *Hf FRANK AARNHART painting A Ityrgaam INTERNING EXTERIOR aaaR.TaGMMro.Frgg EM. ■ byiwww * faalaaalmal n w iv i e w i i Ii LIcmMd'Insured FraaEtllmalat* MB-IW4 Qualify Work, Raatanabla Prkat. Fraa Eli. kig . H I IITS PAINTING lidutar A latartar Naatat, ApTiAEta. CaRa Q U A L IT Y W ORKI F R E E E S TIM A TES Call M l art* Omck't Quality L Comm/Hat P F R C E E S T .t MaN* taa largo'tmall m i l l * ECONOMY LAWN SERVICE fa ta l la w n c a r t , ( r a t attlmatot Call li t Tit! LAWN CARE Mowing. Shrub pruning. Fail Sarvtat. Law PYtaatbPraa E tl...... ta»IM « LAWN MAINTENANCE ■ Fraa attlmatot Raatonabta ________ Call Ml IQta SHUMAN'S LAWN M I N T . I* Y r i Eap. Comm /Rag Maw. tag* U8 A up tv) tat. M a s o n ry SO UTHERN STONE WORK Wator 1*1It. JapantM garden paalt. tlona aark a round sw im m in g p e tit, lian a entrance!, ttvcca h t 1333 Music L*ssons Ftaaa/Rrybaird tatlrw ltan Accepting tludtnli Prlvata tattant All tavtit MT IM MPa Nursing Car* COMPLETE noma car* aim lav* A Concern lor m* tldtriy Spec lout accommodation!, taa monthly ratal Day Cara Available Alta 33*t a il______ DMtaaa tautimg Sarvica. Inc. Ham, Cara Tkart Altar**kta" Nurtat a AidtaUva la't na u i tm f ix i n t i Concrvta Orlvat A 1irnaalU Gan ltanaMaail ALaaaSryc. Fraa EtRatataA AaAITiaata 1#m #v tiU m m )§%. 8 L r w is i t r v i c R " B u D d ln q C o n t r ic t o r s W IST CONCRETE SERVICE SmeH JabtbBlg Jobt a Repair Jtbt. Fraa Etl Call eeytlme IM- Mtl. Ltc anted. Im m d 7886665 821 0 8 0 0 WE Painting Inl./I at. LaAtaMary RnimM L a n d s c ip J is g T pipI yard and lawn carp Fraa EtHmatat m wi*_________ ACREAGE MOWING, discing. grating and tarllllimg D AB M aalng........ .. .ATI t i l l AFFORDABLE LAWN CARE CxrptnTry J o in the (frn w in ^ Para^nii Ira n i! C crllfiod H o m o llc a llh Aldus needed S T A T . Per visit positions available weekends a n d w eekdays. C o m p e titive a rad's — $ 8 .5 0 per visit — flexible scheduling. Ont Call Ta Da II Air’ Yaur Naighberhaod Handy Man Ratktanllal aCommarctal CaN Scan T a ^ y ll TO m i R C PAIRS b FAINTING YarPnark a UgM Hauling N* Jab Tea Smell A A N lM R $ « n iu CA R P EN TER All klndi al Hama rapa.ri, painting A cprpmta Hla. Richard G rp w H ) I W HOME HEALTH AIDES FIX-IT-VAST INC. 3I2-UU NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES, OFFICES. STORES A III vf ** caatbucltan. RatJCam TO-MH . S.O. Aalad, CAC8IMM >^s7>/DftvRf* w ith V rMc Im Earn ■f * Extra S0p Par Hour >c Haport 5:45 AM 319 8#cood St, Saniord of CaU M b i t al 32M S 90 ■ AMSUVICE3 G.M. M AIN TE N A N CE SAVE H L N a N M f tarv tea. lawn car* ta plumbing ar atacl Far batl pricaa-MAMW CaNl MAINTENANCE WORKERS DAILY WORK* DAILY PAY , •NO FEES! iP .H tQ l M E D ICA L R E TA IL r o iK u n o p er ato r LABOR ON DEMAND Longw ood LAUNDRY WORKER! 1.0810 it IV h r ta llart Immavhata htra tar tang farm mndrd M I N T AMOR I Evp Goad Ray and banaflH. Call a L wyaaad H * f 1 Hiring now, 14 to H I per hour plus benefits I FORCE Sanford 71-1 71— H r I > W R W tf* ~ Full lim a and pari lima Naadad Immadiatalyl Call Wanda or Mary. TIT M00 — E.O.E./M Far Dalai la- IN B a U f lU Flarlda Htaarv Am bttahaw DEO 113______________________ Earn E iN * U al homa. M l your own noun, only V k) k n m l man! Can l i t I t ll o r » X B Q 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. FttV A TE T ASTY RATES All intartttap partana ara required ta lita aim mil caurt U l All claimt agawttl ma atlata WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE and lb) any ablactlan by an Inlaratlad paraan an aiKcm mu nallca It tarvad mat challanpat lha valid Ify at lha mu. ma quaiilicattani ol ma pmtonal raprttantailvo. vanua. ar luriidtclian al ma Caurl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE F O S IV fR BARRED Publication of thlt notice has begun on March H , IffO Personal Represent*!ive JOHN F RIPLEY m t For*c*st*e Drive New Port Richey. FL IMS? Attorney for Personal Represent*live DAVIDL ANDERSON. ESQ DAVID L ANDERSON. P A U20 Government Drive rl New Port Richey, FI MS* Telephone 1)1*4? ISO) Fla BerNo 1*14*0 Publish Marchl1.lt, IffO To M IC H AEL F EDWARDS R e s id e n c e / L a s t K n o w n A d d re s s P O B o s 103. Maitland. FL J27J1 YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT! Ft ED the! an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property in SEMI NOLE County. Florida, to wit That certain condominium parcel known as Unit No I l f A. D ES TIN Y SPRINGS. A CON OOM INIUM . and an undivided interest in the land, common elements and common expenses appurtenant to Mid Unit, alt in accordance with the subject to th# covenants, conditions, r t strictkons. terms and other pro visions of the Declaration of Condominium of D E S T IN Y SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM, as recorded in Official' Records Book 1137. Pago t i f f , as amended in Official Records Book 13*0. Page 14*7. all ol the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. upon GRACE ANNE GLAVIN . E S Q U IR E . 107? West Morse B lv d . Suite 8 . Post Office Box 1177 Winter Park. F L 77794 1177. on or before the JOfh day of Aprit. IffO. and tile the original with the Clerk of this Circuit court either before service upon the Plaintiffs Attorney or im m e d ia t e ly t h e r e a f t e r , otherwise, a Default will be entered against you lor tho relief demanded m the Com platnt or Petition WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this the lath day of March IMO (Court Seal) 2 X K O rla n d o • W in te r P ark LO (T, Rlack aad a W k mala With liw. (la m ) lail aaan Laman Blvll Landtaf an I/TT Blua Collar. IM* RIWARD CaumtTaa________ M IH IN R i Wblta Cilia LX matar acaalar Lk rTatarx RIWARD. Ha a m naataadadCaRWI-tW. NOTICE OF ACTION P M : S em inole 3 2 2 2 6 1 1 ________________ 71— H i p W w ttd GOLF COURSE CLASSIFIED ADS ADMINISTRATION Tha admlnltlrallan al lha atlata al ANNA R. RIPLEY, d a c a a ta d . F lla N um bar fOQMCP. It pandinp In lha Circuit Caurl lar Saminala Caunly. Fla rld a , Prabala Dlvltisi. Tha addrtw at which la P O Drawar C. Santard. Florida I1TT2 aalt Tha nama and aFdratt at ma ptrtanai ra»ra taniaiiva and ma partanal rap rtaanlalira a attarnay art m i Plaintiff. vi M IC H AEL F EDW ARDS.etal . Defendants • SO 7 1 -H tt» W w f t* W u m M w t' . J lw •tl.Otalca Far Taar I Naadtl I a l i H t u r f RtpN n a Ramodallng b RmWMa CFCBlIIMbMI H M / W i AM ti-w o F f w iiM im ia 14hours! Fla#rata** Fraa I tllntatatl CFCW ilI) 34J I Off TWINi m a » I T rH J BS5K5 1 t u IV1. v e- ■M =O 5R 7 E7 Ha W L " Troth, tret trimming. hauM and garago ctaan out HP1H1 TARO DCtRIS HAULED IN/LOAD. ALSO. JUNM CARS REMOVED! P D E X MAW Swimming Pool Stryic* RIMMING POOLS I WarthaiM C taarmet a* naa IW* paata. I I I I S ) comptatalv intlahad Incfudel Itltar and tkimmar Financing availabta Other paata AyPlA abta Aik about laclory ro­ betoll CaU tall free I MR 111 IMP •CGC 01W IP E MRU Tr*# Sonrlc* ECHOLS TR EE SRRYKE Fraa tittmatti I Fair Prkai I Lk Int Slump GrtnGng, Tm I 03 TT31 Aiyarata, L»l Tha rrttalltartahda»~ TR IM M IN G . TapR Itf. R t moval. Hauling, all phaiat ul T 2 L U T U M M T E PAINTING 1% elf iumiiwr Ipecial. Fewer washing, custom jjamhnq Sherwin Will same MtAft Free Isle CaHNow «I7|)1U4I P u r ilic R t io n MIRJLCOH Watac and AN Fl l i t n u t a CaU I �Sanford HtfWd, Sanford. Florida - Wadnatday. March 26, 1990 - 1 71— M # 4 # W # w H 4 TYPIST M r t p n a u M i ti»trl*nc* im M M work M Hi* n t* l f— m d T— Jjnkrk Htodd Same Nmg ana K w *tortt*l tt*k» Imrdved Jana cavtr totter tlalMf educafton. eerk f— tory. ward pneauua par tone* iaa aaaa^l la RanaM W Haaia. E — rirti— lanar. Th* (wtord HaraM. M N. Franck Av*. Jantord. fi m n M -A ______________ VOLT TB M F O #A R V (I R V I C E ! _________ C t M m r m _________ * * M in ts* * •dance im tr u c to n i •til e m a r k e te r i ■•aarMacaaradrraa a Fraat Pack Bu iptton t Flaaaa Call Fraa AaiaTra Danca (hidte C a iM ttrrr Far Mara Ida 3)1 H it Alter IPM M M la H I M par hour Will train AllW Itttl M ann Full lima Capamim.tJI J i ll eW BLDBR MECHANIC * M hrl Deel M W IW fK*»wr SlaMa campanyl No lay att» haral Oaede— erturutyl AAA B M P L O Y M IN T m m .n m t t. m in t S tt k S lIM N II ontrlbutor, madad Fart A hill time Na aap — rettery Robert O'N*1U7* 3310_______ su.m run M y**r old com— aaakinp I Tap loyal Manapira Training and Banahta Far intorrM* C a n ....................i t t t i n t m *1— A p a r t m « n t s / H x rt«7 o S h a r» 1NARI H O O K Kata? aklar partan. nan amakar Far inlarmatlon 333 (33? atlar apm 1 M A C H a am lamala to thara poalaida tonda Fraa rani Call Mikaar Jaw tnaoai_________ n — R o o m i fo r R e n t ' f c iA ^ ^ a a m a T k lt t h a l^ n d laundry lacllltlaa Cabto TV J la rt u ^ a lW a k M O u lJ ^ »7 — A p a rtm «n t> F u m tih td / R tn l IA N FO R O Larpa I M rm . (to— to daamtaam Compiaia privacy 1 100/ok plua U M •acurlty Uhlillet Included C t t i m n t t _________ CARO I ranavalad I ar I bdrm*. rani py akrma A/C. pool, laundry, tala lor chlldran. ipociai ditcaunl tor ar. cm lana f f l j t N g g j j g IA NFO R O I b* m coutgo ur'lancad yard Campialo privacy llOi/wt plua ueo — c Include* utiiiiiaa Call m m t ____________________ JAN FO R D Nica 1 and I Bdrm apt* . aitt 4 up/mo plua dtp R tl roo d N* pet* 133 33*3 1 A N F O R O • I bdrm apl lurmthad Uiililiaa Includad — tp N a la a ra p Tm la a n a * H V R IN T T • M o m o tta T ii * Rapa* Gov't giro array pro gram al For Inform ation. lot aaa data a .iR raaa________ f t — A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n lih o d / R a n t coeyi w u m a s t i i con V U T M IN T S BXTR A L A R O I UNIT1I l i e ] bedroom apt* Pool/Tenni* Court Peaceful, convenient location Quief off •♦reef parking Renovation Spoclell No security for quoll tied appficenttt UP >304 MARIN I ITS VILLAOS Lake Ado 1bdrm .... *725 mo Ibdrm *3tlmoAup 1119479 M O D ER N 1 bdrm duple*. Sanford Appliance*. control H/A %m/mm U 9 0134 If lV V IlH V 1 / lb u At* 32I 4M4 t BORRL I RATH, largo living roam, largo aaiin bltchan a id W M ih a r. vortical blind*, mall la mall carpet Jeraan parch nipalia All an tat. Itoar Call (M M lia r MR j u t A P IS 2 bedroom 2both From *455 U lt M ir y U H W i S A N FO R D . Largo I and } b d rm ,1*, pay monthly or weekly Dtp . reference*. 19% off Senior Cltliontl 171 0U3 IANFO R O P i n IID C E C U I I S M F 0 I 0 Spacioutl Bdrm Condo Avail We*hor/Dry*r Includad JTA R TIN O A T H M Far Dalai la Call Rantarama . aiM iat LandaramaFI Inc /Brakar JAN FO R D ■ I bdrm . 1 barn, all appliance* includad MlJ/ma Call..............................W -M 8I. SENWN SFECUUJ! Jludla A I >adrain* apartnwnl* M D tp a tllN rU A ta a r 323-1301 E l i SOS I R DR M .. I R A TH , c/k/a. a c ra a n p a rc h , po ol 3338/month__________ 138 lafli IR ID R O O M all *1 raal packing IfO/wk aloe 4 malar In cludad 1300 incurity 33a IH I II M I It I \ 1 IN t i t Rf. I I I . I I . lo lt a 444 H1M < OAN1 lurreund ihl* leva fy J M i a . hama * t n family roam, lor mol dmmg room, tem porch. Nncad yard, and daufeN carport Only.....i ll. M i A F F O R M B L I ) bdrm. t«y both homo. CH/A. corner lot “ •3 5 5 3 5 7 4 “ ” HOWUINHW R.t. MERTI RE AL T Y, I N C . MOOES TO R E IT 1 and 1badraam Unhimlihad. Lakt Mary and la n ia r d a r a a ll C a ll tar avai lab 11ly and locallona AMI w IA N FO R O Ravmna F a rt a bdrm I ball* m lh family room. Nncad yard Na pat* R tft r a n c a t and do p a n t. Uldcmo .___________ 331 OMR IA N FO R O . M il R Oak A n . I bdrm townhouta. control haal and b r . apgttancat. carpal, l l t l par month ply* ttgg tacurity Water tamer and Irpth paid by landlord Coll I t30M3aor i laaraci IA N FO R O 3 bdrm . I bam tpiii plon Convtnitnt lo Lata M a r y R lv d and I I f j lall/mo t dtp 333 I33C IA N FO R O I bdrm. tcroonod porch. Itncad. largo yord laTVm# plu* dogaall 331 loai IA N F O R O / L A N ! M AR Y 3 b d rm . 1 both, flra plo ca 10(3/mo VInon Realty ___________ w a a a i___________ I RDRM I RATH, datachad garago. n lc i neighborhood IM p o r month Call Donna IN 0703 107— M o b i l # H o n rn / R tn t ■ L O IR IF R IN O I. OH Hary 431 1.3 4 3 bdrma INI to IM/wk Coll 330 coal Or 774 1340 m -In tf w tr U I R in ta t t R U IIN I1 1 C 1 N T I1 ■ Nta effict'Whto 4® It lo 1.401 It Boy* with ar at/o oltica* Honing at mb/me Mary. 17/?] 4 IR 417 444 C a iiiia n u 117— C o m n w r d i l _________ R n t # l » _________ SpilitrS rH w y. 17 91. Renovated thawing ifrip* 400 f« 2.000 l* ft f ic for profession*ti Good p r o p E tt y I b m in t h # C n M t r S m fo rtL U h * M s ry a it #. NICE NEW ER JIM W A IT E R M M MMnoy. Newly added dock In rear wllh Kraonod anclaturo Mallyalod. 137.(00 I4X IU N LA N O V I Wall atr. paa haat. family rm. carpal, fence Neat, an ouwt ttraal Check II out now 448.111 It* MAGNOLIA A V I 4/1 Near but. Mapping, tchaoft Ra decorated Now fence 4 root Appliance* itay............173 *00 U K W IN T I R IF R IN O I 3/1 GREAT rm. aal In kit Im maculat* Warranty B*g kjl porch 4 woll Alto moraui.lao TO U R CHANCE TO OWN THIS 3 ttery UK V I 1* Loti dan Big 1*1. room tor pool Groal tchoott Now only 1H 000 U K V I ’ t ON F IV E A C R E ! IN O tlto n L o r g t ranavalad mobile horn* 1 p'c. pool, do eking Very, vary nlcollll.M P CALL ANTTIM E 322-2420 321-2720 2MI Perk Dr . Uelerd 441W. Leke Mery II., Ik . Mery C O U N TR Y CLUft LIV IN O Beeufifu! 2 tfory 1 bdrm with lo m il end! femily rooms Fireplace, pool, wet ber »ennt« end beeutl fuf eek tree* • Just .. HJSfOO Metre Neel Ittefte Ce lee. ___________ 021 7D7___________ O lN I V A Chermmg 2 bdrm plu* loft* 111 beth eider home, beautiful hardwood floor* On I acre, load* of meiesfic oaks! 2car gereqe M > 000149 H S3 - - # » # ♦ ♦ # » # ♦ * » ♦ ♦ ♦ '. O O V IN N M C N T N lfA L K S SO Bm B A L L J » r A L A N ! M ANY N V A L TY 221 4111 •Rposvrt! I l l I t U / m 4450 1J1— C o n d o m in iu m _________W # n t# ls_________ I M E W A A T rO fMW Middm VtM*g* 2 bdrm 2 b*th, poof. t$H por monfh m y n i o r a u 254f__________ IAN FORD * 1 bdrm condo unfurnished W*sh*r/dfytr Poof No pel* S12S/mo Coll 471 0172offer * pm T E L F A IR R EA LTY II MWV 17 t l. D IB A N Y FHA/BONO HO NEY New Homo*. 1/3. good loco lion, low down, low monthly Ratal# horn** alto ovailabio AA Cera**, Inc. Cantu.y It 113— W s n l t d t o R « n t Day*. 1I3 I1M (va*. 3331371 R K T IR ID Mlllltry couple nim elderly porent* usouid like fo rent I or 1 bdrm., 2 bolhi houte byMoy t Coll22in»1 BRAND NIW OFF IC1BLDNO 400iq. II tot.mag It OC3IONINOI Mava In tpaclol 1114/me ________ CaliniTNO________ 31AAALL RENTAL OFFICBI Zoned OC I Vary reeaanablel 111 It. Call natal 33T*I 71 141— H o m t i h i r S # t « Assume Lecb Arber. 2/1. screened porch, fenced, A I ♦re* M. *00dnUf, *00m 4403 ASSUMABLE, NO Q U A U fl I NG OR LESS THAN S2S00 CASH INCLUDING C L O IIN O C O IT ] 4 4 bdrm home* tn Sanlord. O ellont'DeBary Lk Mar/ Long wood/ Allamon la Spring* S 1 .3 M DOWN INCL CLOSING 3 bdrm I beth. tireptece. epplienees carport . D4.V00 U S S THAN S3, I N DOWN 2/f'i. eppJiences. Iking rm, dining rm, femily rm w/brick fireplace 10 a 12 urn porch, privet y fenced yard D7,100 ■ATE MAN REALTY ASSUME. NO QUALIFY Lk. Rati I i t . l . Brakar 1448 laniard Aye. 321*0759 ......... 321-2257 LAKE MANY POOL HOME 114.000 DN Owner will hold 3nd COUNTRY LIVINO Horses O K I 1/1 with born 12l» ecret. high & dry cen spilt............... ........ M l.500 I T OWNER •SANfOND 1 bdrm * I b«1h. lemily room, ufillfy shed U M 0B m 117* DC B A IT • GLEN A II E Y Pre loreclovurt divorce sole iiecuflve poof .home on golf course. Priced DO 000 under eppreisel et *147.000 700 0**0 •Watarlront UftRlyl# • M o d g t n F l i n t s # C # n t# r • i n d o o r f U o q u « t b a ll • O n # M o n th F r# # I O f T K E S F A C IF O * LEASE Available m Incramanli et*3J va ti Va»y*it»*clim ia.m » QUINN R R A L T T P H I ltAI S A U D I LEASE O m O N DELTONA 1 b d rm split Tbarh 1.113 tg ft U •era laa.ioa Au amalla Nan Oulhtylag La— CaK »1 4 3 3 JAN FO R D • ] bdrm haul* N r tala by owner, nice and claan M ini Jail Call 373 C*B1 SANFORD ■ 1 bdrm . I U bath. Fla. rm. aquipgad hltcntn. cti/a. new varncali 4 palnl Fenced 1U M0 m 7*01 attar 1 Wpm____________________ STAIRS P N O TE ITY M A N A G (M ( NT 4 h f A L T V 373 mi/|31 4038 W IN T E R IF R I N O I */l’ >. cantral H/A Raducadl t lJ *«C W MahcMwtbL R talbr ________ >33m i________ 1 BORM. I RATH corNmpofary In tantard. I 1 acra wllh aak treat, tcraanad perch, a year* aid (71.008___________333 >JI( 4 IR O R O O M 4 dan ar I bdrm . wrap around peach 4 acra* • I bdrm in law cattagt 41*8.000 Oaug BKhtrdw IR A Jan FlarIda, 341 MM Evtamg*. 3041It3 1 4 3 -O u T o lS t B t # P ro p # rty / S e l# Free breebure of mouniain properties Cool fresh air in Western Norm Carol mat Cell toIf free: 1 '<09 742 '1930 or write SMOKY M O UNTAIN LAND A H O M E S . P O B O X 1097. M URPHY N C 29904________ 1 4 )— R e s o rt P r o p w T y / S il# TIM E S H A R E week 24. red. Sapphire Valley. NC On PGA geif course Pay equity of *7.000 leke over payments No profit asked >4? 1*47 aft 4PM 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S e t# Q U A M in E l New roof, aluminum tiding. U5 000 By owner Q9MJ4 T R IP L E X Good income. grewih potential Eve. cond E nfra lot *07.100122 *124 4 residential naif*, income New 3 Mrm 2'» beth 2 story, appliances, fireplace. 2 car garage MB 900 ASSUME NO QUALIFY )/P i. 1,400 eg II . new paint end carpet, appliances on I/l acre U>7 mo *14 000 GENEVA House on I 1* acres 3 bdrm , | <bath, appliances, garage. #d d i 11o n a I o u t b ld g or workshop *79 500 Its,000 Assumable financing at 9% ) ! ) 4941 1J3 — A c r # # S # L o t t/ S a l# OCALA NATIONAL FORE I T Wooded loft River access I l f SO each No money dewnf *71 41 monthly Owner (9441 7204179er (944 ) 421 2424 500ft. Or S t M MUST 5 E U M O A c rttw la p n c A Wall Mablla Hama OK 407 000 Non Qualitying Mortgage l o r i t n t n R u l Ei U U 407-3221155 1S3— C o n d o m i n i u m s C o -O p / 5 « l # V IL L A ! OF C A JJC L B S R R T 1 M rm . 2 'bath * den screen porch I4f 7*44 er 477 4*72 iS 7 — M o b il# CARRIAGE COVE JU F E R MIC 111 7 bedroom. 3 full bath, double wide Cathe drai ceilings, hardboard sid mg. shingle root skirling Must lee Te Appreciate! 14.99* Call Collect 407 f lJ 70A) or 407 194 M27 after *©m L A R O I I B E OROOM Eicelient condition, nicely furnished, corner tot at Park Ave Mobito Park 122 2141 Repa 14X42 spilt *2 Tidwell VI 200 down lor qualified buyer Under |2a) per month includes mtg and lot rent I4XM 2/I 40Guerdon *9 000 uyuy p l y HIGH PERCENTAGES* MOST H O M f* SO ID S2.9M fees far SM iM and under COUNS1LON •I O O O N I YOU* HOME OR U N O ? C A L L U J II FOR IMM I D I A K ACTION Id T Iin u n l u l E i U l i 407 322 1155 Sama material 138333*08 a S IN O IR SEW ING MACH IN I inaw , S M M lllS a • W I L L F U M F • Ira H F Mot, tar Im a rM n Jet Hump IIJ/130 Valt with 178 pal pal. am red kforap* lard SH I tar bob Call 1181178 ar a— a, (M Cafattnda D r . Santtrd. W (mare— Cater T V ■ ( m— •H AMM# S U L Ftahar VCR. #a*d candttHn. 1171 ar — hrm tar — n , 333 p SS4 U S 14M M M Champ, on C o n c o rd F ire p la c e dry wall interior very clean *10410 Broker 3 2 311 (4/13 1 3703 CARRIAGE COVE 1 U F IR N t C C , I twd-oom I M l bafh doublew-de Calhe dral ceilings hardboard vd mg shtngi# roof si.rfmg Must 'Set' To Appr#ciatel 31 WS Call Collect 407 922 7040 pr 407 29* M27 after 4pm 7 bdrm mobile heme clean t i cell# nt c<ondt'Itori' carport Shady tot m Q«-ei ref tree park Hope's Over 55 U 500 Call >12 9797 M X 11 B E L M O N T 7 bdrm good c o n d itio n P a r it y turmshed *2 19* Ca l 149 5007or 14)0212 31S— B « a t * a n d t o jM g jM BASS BOAT - 17 Gtautraam 150 mercury, full tooded, like now. *19*0' Otter 230 4B52 R J M U M IU O J C r ill M With traitor Used a time* *2.500 or best oiler Celt 222 7701 before 3pm ★ MUST SELL ★ REDUCED TO 134,M l Qysiifyiig INBrTgage JECLU O EO But O n * T* Town J Acra* W. Mobil*, (apt*. Wall 407-3221151 1 4 3 -W # t # r t r o n t Proftrty / Site STONE ISLANOARSA) Accost to SI John* River Largo treed tot Right* to canol A rlvor! . I k 000 CALL BAIT REAL E JTA TE REALTOR____________ i n 7a*( in —Appliances / F u r n lt u r # W A N TED : Gaad la**Mg agplt awces. working or not. Wo also soil and ropifr ' 2214294 A IR C O N D I T I O N E R Wotfinghouto. Ill* now. 1SK BTU . UP volt* MI* 2221710 • A N TIQ U E drmng room tabio 4 choir* and teat | » Call attar IPM. ask for Julio ___________220 20B2___________ BABY CR IB c o w r t l't * yBHk bod and adult bod New, m bo# Only |l«t CaK 122 4717 BJ'S RESALE Wo Bey/Soil Feenrfero A Col locttbto*. Including I states t i n t. iantofd Bet.* 221 7449 O DfltX. ref mi shod wood, deep filo drawer* 4 total drawers *7* _______ 221 170* • D R E IS ER . S drawers. 42" high 2* wide i r deop with 7 and tabto* *20Cali221 iTts • FR E E Z E R * upright 17 cubic toot White *100 Coll 232 41*4 • KIN O SIZE B I D - GOOD CONDITION 19* Telephone __________ 222 io n ___________ LARRY'S AAART. US Sanford Avo New used turn. A appi _§ e y/ led/Trade........ 222 4121. S O U ) IN ONLY 3 DAYS Mr* Mitcholl of Sanlord advert’sed several appliance*, mother. 2 dryers and refrigtr ator on the special tl day rate to got the lowest rate per lino per day wllh the option of canceilmg at any time and being charged tor only the days the ad actually runt Everything wa* sold in only 2 days If your tooking tor . " F A IT RESULTS" CALL TO D AYII IA N FO R O H E R A LD CiassiHod Oopt 222 2411 P R EG U LAR tuo couch Floral print Good condition *2* or best otter Cat! 221 224* W HIRLPOOL Washer Almond E rcel lent condition look « Ilk# now Will deliver 221 2001 WHIRLPOOL Dryer • White E seal lent condition *14* Will deliver 221 2001 113— T#l«vliton/ R a d io / S t « r # o • TV'S, color Need repair All tor *40Call now! 249*4*3 191— B u i l d i n g EVENYTW N6 GOES I! MAR 7 8 8 3 8 8 II8 A F R I 111 CLUB ROAD Saatard F u .n l,ura. m o n a rt. yard talk, lautanatd namt. mne III ttc W , tad. HHa. #k- m FONTIAC#a ADO AM • Aula, a ir,tia ra * , i t ** ,.* . cruft* Only 118* TV me Call Mr. Fayne, M31133 ■UICK REGAL • ’It. candttlan. lew ml tea— SIAM CADILLAC SEVILLE. 78. baauttfull S3.JM Call M l 381* FAIR W A Y MOTORS ■Hem* el 1188 Dawn A Rid*" X U S 1 7 83L*n>— d M l MM T M E I T P R YW VTS f iCfpT tea*fog, mto. etc:. (SOLOS DELTA BROUGHAM ■( Dr, (utb. Nr. liM U /m a Call Mr Fay— ■W I133 GOV I • N M I N T S l l t t O Vahklea tram I1M Far— Marcadt* Carveffee Chevy. S ur pl ui B u y e r . O u l(* 1M Sa*7M M R «tS(171 T M E UP PAYMENTS c c h s o f Ig e ■ lO L IM IR . ilka naw N r Oadpe D M /M II(ubiW i. (too Call M* J7M alter ( FM __________ * T | R IS Set el I i l .to*i belied radial Good tread *7S 135— T r u c k s / (mat/Vans CHEVY S ID ’17 Ftob/up Red. a cyt. 1 1— ad. elf SUCb/aWar K M Ito C H IV Y VAN • -7Y. auto air. power itoering titan, carpel, new radial* 11710 firm Call t it IN I or #71 M « __________________________ * 'Ft FORD Frgg - p a d fin*. » dry bei. runt goad U3M Call 3MI7M____________________ I t FORD VAN. cuttom ,ntor tor law mltat jla .tM 31)0130 33338 237— T r a c t o r s a n d T r a il# r s FARM TRACTORS M U IB D IN STOCK A LL SIII11 A LL F R IC III Ma<f*and Tractor A Equipment •«mi N af Maitland — capltaa.laB.m ia.tlc. H NISSAN FULSAR • Sum 234— V t i l l c i G E Only (118 81/m* SATVtOAY ONLY • M I M f M IN EASTWOOD CT. I FI— tra il) L a lt *1 baby llam a and claHiak. tayk. boat, and mtat SIDEWALK SALE MAR. It A 7* I t X A M IFM K A D IR JEW ELER S IIIS . PARK AVE. 9 2 V W JC TTA Air, am/lm cat— , — weal, new b ra k tt and aahauti ( M M mile* ( U M ar bet, eWar C a ll................... 333(388 ■to R IR A U L T ALLIAMCB - I treed, air, tie r— . ]d a e r 73AM mltot. Runt *o— but n e ed ml— r brake park l(J('n a > a tla b ta O rig in al ^O w — r ^ U O L w j J h — ^ ^ / A H U NT PN TM N TI L0NCN000/D4N IU R Y H I U M FAM ILIES FR I. # SAT. M NO E n R L V BIR D S , Lata Mary Ri‘ near I a la Lake Emma Rd ar *37 lo Longwood M iiiiiaLtka Emma Rd______ M OV,NO S A L f '" Furnilur*. a q i f . Ilnana. ctalfat. toy* A muck mar* F rl # S a l. a AM lb « F M V I W Sam,non A m . Lk Mary tklwn I A 8 S I I m b M O N T I CARLO U rHM# EdMaa. wHh V0 and new — *• franamfulan with Witt klf Perfect mechanical Wap* Neada ml— r bad? werk | t m ab* M utlt— I* appreciate _________Cad M l MM_________ I l f ] M A R Q U I S S T A T IO N WAGON - Fully leaded! Law mltaaga,.........................S U M SammeW F a rd ..............M l IN I 1*10 B U I C K C E N T U N Y L IM ITE D A/C. tutor power .leering, brabet and ptodaei fill. crvIM ItTJO S A I I M H JamInato Fard................377 IN I 1881 T -E I R D + L O A O B D , RUNS AND LOOKS ORB A T I IM M C A L L M IM M _________ 233— A u t o P a r t * 231— Cars 117— O a r e y S a l t s hr#e#rty / h t o Fart# RMarf O’NWI. 37* M H 141— C o u n t r y Call Mr. Payne. 3337133 W a n ta d H O n M M UST O I L W E FAY TOP (to tor w n c— d cart trucktl W I SBLL p a r *nto*d utad part* AA A U TO SALYAOBal Q*B*ry. i l l Mto I CIVIC u ■Indawa. new lire*, many a -lra t. ssaa A taka avar pymnfa. Call H I-M M . Nave 2 M -M o 1 o r c y d # s a n d B lk t t W-WanMtoBvy G I U T RESULTS Mrt. Ahandrafh t i Winter Perk placed har *78T Bird tor iaN In ifw Herah) and after •myaIra dart If•— tald GRIATI FASTI RCSULTSI ll what you'll receivetoe CALL TODAYII SANFORD HE BALD CLASSIFIED DEFT nsi*ii Nan Farr— a Mafalt... .m iM t KOKOMO........ .. 211— Good Tfiiny* to E a t ______ HOMEMADE Chocalate Easter Sggi C a lo r y Christian Confer To « d o r 2)191*9 A 221 *99* | 212— Musical Marchandis# f lM O FO I S U E Wanted Rosponsibto party to f#ko on small monthly pay merits on piwno See locally Coll Manager at 419 224 130* anytime STORY A Clerk console piano ia ce ile n t condition Just tuned *1199 E v o s lll 0C2I UPR IGH T PIAN O •good condl tion Pick it up Coll 120 9273 a PUBLIC A U T O AUCTIO N * ■ V ER Y WRONCSOAY 7:MFM DAVTOMA A U T O AUCTION N«ey. (3, OeyM M Batch _________ a a a n m i i _________ •Ncapt fa*, tag. htto. ate. 17 PO N TIA C PIRBBIRO Auto, air, storaoeassatto Only *194 42/ma Call Mr. Payna. 122 2123 TOYOTA SUPRA 'll E.ctltonl condition, auto, digital daw. equalliar 13)00 Call...............................330 000 123— Misctllauaous CERAMIC R U N Paragon 7.K7*. mcludaa furntlura and aafraa. 330 00(7 • D I M E B O T T L E Cak# Machine Freon tank JlOOobo Call M l M il_________ DRAW T I T # Hitch and a tcootar carr.tr IrOO Eaarci— ttik*. kM Call M l QMS_______ HEAVY D U TY S’ i a I ' l l l n l flatbed trailer I M Call ________ l i l i m _________ • F IM R A L L M r 4 M rt Pacman need* rtpa.r J7I Serioui inqu’r t t only 113 71*8 a— at ,78 J lunitnd. Sanford m 241— R B c r t a f t o n a l V #h ic i# s / C a m p # n EXECUTIVE MOTOR NOME T M E U F P A Y ttlR TS TM E U f PAYM EH n M IT ------------ U U --------------T IL D E H U I T S CROWN FAWN _________ W 333(1(4_________ DUCATl PASO 750 *17 • Rad. adult »« * e d . garagad. 20.000 mitov 24 mm D e lO rt* * O tc a m 2 pea whtti** valued at *1.000 14,999. C*n be teen el Peraonal Cycle Service In Day tone. eHer March 25 Or Ceil Be* 429 9*1* day* 799 9212 evening* * MOV I NO. mutl Mill Hende 7M •400 or teal offer 272 2259 ^jiffeM Ultave^ t ic — , taa, lap. t,Ha. afe M PONTIAC L IM A N S - 1 Dr. aula. a ir . ita ra * . panar itoering l—umlleal Onlygimg/rna Call Mr. Fayne, M3 7133 1871 VOLVO STAION WAQON Cold A/C. good lira*, runt ••ad. economical. Jl.ltS ar bttf after................ 388 flat 1870 T H U N D I R I I R O ...... SI.18! Jem.no** Ford .... M3 1*01 IN I C H R Y J L IR L I BARON Aufe. power itoerng. power brake*. A/C IrO TJM A ) S l.m Seminole Ford M l IM l 71 22 Ft Eiceltont condition Updated *14.000 Call 194 *145 or 447 7150 RV LOTS *142/mo includat wafer garbage Rewege Berk Avenue Mobito Perk 172 2141 S0U TM M N 07I I t Ft CI*H A. Chevy Chattlt 1 ! Onan ge— rotor. Ml, con lai— d. bunk bad*, full bath, mlcra G*r«qe kept E.ctllenl condition Ready la (O i l *1* 000 .... C*llttJ 7*87 * ___________________________ T IA V IL TRAILER STH WHEEL 21 ft 1«75w/*fh wheel, new carpet, good con ditton M.500 Call 272 «7«9 1999 W ILDIBNEIS TRAILER. 79 ft, eaciHenf condition, tfereo, A/C. micro, alect hoiif *10,500 Call 220 1714 243— J u n k C a n JUNK CARSRIM OVIO NOCHARGE ___________ 2219177 **T#f DeHart* Pa d tor |unk cart, truck*. 4 a*heel drive Any condition tail 1211999 Take A Bite Out Of The "Buy Hare • Pay Here: Tooth Fairy With "Mincer Molars" $50 DN/$198.71* 87 FORD F150 PICKUP $2500 CASH 79 CHEVY PICKUP AUTO., AIR >5400 To Fin. x 42 Mo#, at 1160 APR $75 DN/S224.56* 84 LINCOLN TOW N CAR $50 DN/$121.09* 87 CHEVY CAVALIER LOADED A NICE! >4900 To Fin. * 30 Mob . at 2ft.29 APR AUTO., AIR >3900 To Fin. x 42 Mo#. #11160 APR $50 DN/$234.07‘ 86 CHEVY CAMARO Z-28 $50 ON/$187.84* 87 OLDS CUTLAS M a l a r ia l* BIG TR E E SALES *5 and up Oak* maple*, lycamore and crepe mryfldr*. SOI' S French, Avenwe 221 72I9____________ SNAPPER RIDER mth ca'the* •HP recoil, good condition Alio,, puth movrer good con d.tkon 173 9995 I Keep trying) 72 Camb &4 000 ■ R tD G IS A N T IG V E S b ttl SMI t* t M/Sal a Aucttaa H u r t 7pm MM H e r (8W > ( AGM34A V O T CO LLEC TO R B U T ING Bawball. baktatball. taatbail carat 373 taio*.1778. a m 447-312-1155 12X41 1/7 split screened room RgnUI Apartmgnts ★ NEEDTO SELL* TOUR NOME 0 4 ( A M T C A L L U JII FOR IM M E D tA T I ACTION A LL S TE E L B U IL D IN G ! a, dealer invoice. 3 000 to 50 000 sq II Call 40/ 291 *711collect 24X1* 2/2 split 32 3-26 28 ★ NEED TO SELL ★ Rope I4X*4 ]/ ) split •> Fleetwood Sand Point *1.200 down lor qualified buyer Under D ig per month In cludeds mtg and tot rent LAKE MANY no qualify low down 2 yr* new Immaculate 1M rm 2Car 1(9 900 LAME M A IT 3 M rm 2 ba'h split plan Large fenced lo* la*e Mary schools U ) 000 W ALLACECNKSS N I A L T Y . 231AS77__________ Wah tad ImmadtaNfy K M acre*, twttabit far r**tdtht>*i d*v*l***m*"t Writ* Ta/ry Crayton. Raw** ta Ra. 11*. Lab* City. FI. 17*11 ar call NM 7JjaaM Bfa(a.*F*»**t*ad SANFORD AREA PARK SHORES 1133 W. Somlnolo Blvd. Hury. 17-92 Sanlord, FL 32771 W a n ttd H o r n # * / S a le _ _ I4XM 2/1*• spill 17 layime ureened porch H I 000 O n L a k # M o n ro # m - l t M l Kttota Riwt m SANFOBD lovely 3 M rm formal dimng Only IS! 000 REGATTA T in s 141— N M W tle r Sale *17 000 eapemet l ) *00 Price. 4 0 7 M M 4 3 1 / 4 C 7 M S S722 > SEWING M A C H IN E. OM Na* 111— A n t l q w s / C # ll# c tib l# s V U r Rg( a n d g#fl 323-2323 WASHER/DRYER AVAILABLE STAM F COLL I C TO # ■ luylnp US Mini Called u n i. plat* Mackl # Fa, 1*9 * Call Burl < / fa* TOM Man Frl STENSTROM P A U LA »«TM O S B O R N E VKN TU H E I PR OPCBTIE* ______ 221 *744 MARCH BONUS D s n and bucks tram SM and up Alta milk and bream a » t Call m IBM •% dm 84d %m • U n t w n ih k E d / IU w t M F # H I« ltb t.M M t f aanara,ar All >**d condition' Call aTfer JAM. 313 ***1 • M O Y tR F R O Z E C T O f ll pair kM NrbaHt 333(ltd FurwW wO/Otwt 103— H w M f LOW ROY trader, tandem atl*. la ft, incNiad NaHer. J'e It P e u ttry CHICKS • Fancy and cam man bread. Ducat, qua.it, turkey. #>8818 Call337M 38 ________ • GOATS Buiiar/Nubtan tratk ■ M M SMadCB.CallJ 345— Stamyt/Ceiu* gulat ratlraa mablla hama garb. Jawtti Denary No pat* U 3I par month Call 333 ala! 3 3 1 -C a r t — Ha m * a e s -U v M f e c k a n tf 1 1 1 -1 if ly i M m i APFALO O tA m art. I yaarf aid. F A R T (uartav and igyalaaia m an . i n tart, of bail *W*v Call 171 7871 aft*. JFM Over I Ate Id . F I Uvlag Araall 1 3 7 -O H lc # R « n t » l i O O R C H tS H R KIT N’ CAILYLEO ky Larry Wrbkt 141- MIIN 2M M . 2MIN APTS H * — **' n«***ary/will Irate i> m I i— ---- «-fc- — i U R T o v n lS n C i/ 193— Lawn A Garden IRf— Pe I i A Supplies PERSI AN K I T T I N S , C F A Loveable A fluffy Champion bioodlme • *k v old I female cameo, I male* cinnamon 1X0 94 272 9*45 SUCCESS IN 2 M T S vESi1 7 day* i% ait it Took lor Mr* Karine** of Lake Mary to fmd good loving home* for her 5 Golden ten,ever black lab pupp«e* CALL TO D A T ft FORSUCCES* With taur A4 Tenterrew'f SANFOROHERALD C L A tS lF IS O O lP T J ill* II REAL SPORTY >4700 To Fin. x 36 Mob . at IS.55 APR Dr. Th M bay* “don’t bo looted by Iho buy h*ra - pay h*ro loolh fairy, you loo can drive • quality u**d car.* CIERRA L.S.. LOADED >6050 To Fin. x 42 M o b . al 15.60 APR MINCER MOTORS GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT * MO CREDIT • NO PROBLEM •PLUS lo . leg* l — 1809 S. FRENCH a kMCtN w uoront 1 inn ti (Hvry 17-92 N 19lh Straws) SANFORD 321-2993 > rvn %t » - t •• 4000E.HW Y.46 .• 1 s ia>*«CCk u UQT04* . w -.... lUiiiR (2StK SlfNl) acrou bom N«* Sanlord Aulo Auction SANFORD 321-1450 �I ( f t i I f » I » # • / » r March a , 11 m foid. Florida — LOW PRICES NOBODY CAN BEAT. . . NOBODY! ouantif▼ tl co o m b lo everyday low prices. Nobody beau Winn Dials. . . Nobody! We're made a commitment to bring you Mm lowest prices on the best quality and variety of products for your family, save every week without having to shop around. Ybu'U come out with the lowest total food MU. and that'a why we say Wlnn-Dlalc haa prices Nobody Can Best. IT ’S THE FO URTH AN N U AL „ W INN-DIXIE STIVAL A m e r ic a ’s S u p e r m a r k e t* • t m u M M W M B P Db SoNSTRATIONSI The leading distributors bf your favorite foods will be offering you some of their most popular products to sample and take home! You'll also find some new ones to try! There will be many valuable coupons and recipes available throughout the show . . . And lots of entertainment for the entire family! Get ready to have a great time at the Fourth Annual Winn-Dixie Festival of Foods . . . It's all brought to you by Winn-Dixie. America's Supermarket! MARCH304POIL1,1990 ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION/CIVIC CENTER MOO INTERNATIONAL ORIVE-ORLANOO ADULTS.....................*3" AGES 6-16................ *2" CHILDREN UNDER 6 .FREE FRIDAY IS S E N IO R C IT IZ E N DAY! All union SS and our •itli proof ol act recaie 50c oft adnission. AOMSSION PROCEEDS BENEFIT TNI ARNOLD PALMER HOSPITAL POR CMUMCN A WOMEN W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ★ FREE P A R K I N G ! ★ THE F f l T i m OP POOOt TV. STSTlON PROM T- >~JOn08 A N D WFTV J.W Markham 's T M FMT1WU OF POOOt RAMO BWION »i> o i »MI>| >1700000 to arsai Mop by ma of Foods m m lim jm m ***** cJo jO t K * 7001 H O w r, O-vw ( N O W * Pi V * n M w w w i Aprdf. 9M0 0 r M | l i l s M I A ^ 4 m o m X Jf «• o ft* * <«*>»%• abowt Com JOVMI PRICES IN THIS AD OOOO THURSDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2tAPRIL 4, 1M0. ^jertoe f HARVEST FRESH WHITE SEEDLESS DRAPES CALORIES C E E 5 2 3 3 191 PER 3 OUNCE BRAISED. TRIMMED SERVING NUtlfcfO l BdORMtfON PtR COO*10 URtWQ CALORIES 191 TOTAL FAT' LSI CHOLESTEROL •lag 44Rg G 5 27| 2 9ng 4.7ag Lias A MI 91H AM I IS, "Z , H ITU,- ■ M U M IB M » « M »OM II « V >« U M I I I W n M I M V IOM I 1 CHERRY COKE. DIET CHERRY COM. DIET SPRITE. MINUTE MAIO ORANGE. LIPTON TEA. COKE. SPRITE. DIET COKE. CAPPliNg FREE DIET COKE. COCA-COLA CLASSIC or AAW ROOTBEIR COCA-COLA LIMIT 2, PLEASE FISHERMANS "WHARF FRESH NEW ENGLAND COD or OCEAN PERCH FILLETS JO IN T N I W IN N IN G TBAAAI PRICES G O O O IN T H E FO LLO W IN G W INN-DIXIE LOCATIONS: LAKE MARY SANFORD 3818 ORLANDO DR. 2485 AIRPORT BLVD. 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. i s * 7 | i r j G I V E YOUR Is V ls to g CHANGE 19 ITUPI®"™1 ^ ■ ■ ■ F E E D THH HUNGRY. A'W»D«I| IS lOO«*G *0* U*rfUCTOftftU*UA 0«.VIMS '044 THf OALANOO OWS O * APPLY I DARTS A W U K • A.M. to 7 KM. Af « » X N « CMh 4 « I'M ••m « i �Spring Car Care S .in to m ttn ln e n fla v M.VCf> ?H I'WTI A >1v»«i«»< Tn , • W .."-* •■KIT Rantmrl Fi �a — Sanlotcl Hmatd Wednesday March 28 1990 - Herald Advertiser — Thursday. March 29. 1990 Seniord. FI Beware of 'clipped’ cars lie wrecking-yard car 'resin' ihic whole Alla I sinpiM ii iii my l.ivur-again Itc .min I'p.in shop i lie Wuh a new pami pill. nllu-r day I ris-ognl/.ed .i Mime Ircsh carpel and a Irlrnd and ins lx-.uiiilul Ittilr utiilcrciullug the Alla Komcii roadster lit rc|wir would lie virtually iiiic -orner. <)r I should imdet enable. say 1 recognized i hr rrit Musi important Iliad Iroiil hall if 'h r oar 1 In' ni.iile sure the fellow who rear was blue pul 1 he ears together Tilt* c.ii had In i I. overlapped the edges Iirm ally rear-ended hy where the cars had Ix t i i Mime Iihii III a CIli'Vv a col and dnulilc welded few weeks i-arliei Tile iliem m i there would he aeclilcill h ail m i m.iugli it no chance the seam the lovi'lv Uallaii I h m I v umild ever open. I 11 facl. lll.l! I 111- lllstlt illlfi rum 1I11 seam would prnhnhly panv wnile 1In eat 11 is lie similiter Ilian lire rest a lotal loss. Y d like n (In car s Irodv Hrud's l.a/ariiH. 1In- Alfa had ii'siirrccierl Alla would risen attain with what H IS Hi uni ,1s new now ap|H'ared in .1 In hod< shop iMrlance. brand-new rear end. spiicuut imrls of various My Irli'inl grinned and ems lonelier Is called |Miinted In llu* cenler of "fhppIntS When done 1lie car's cockpit. The with care .uni skill 11 ran seals. earjH'i and (kidding l)> a re la tive ly in --\were mil nl lie car. and I pi lister wav 10 repair a could clearly see a seam badly damatted car mim ing hum one door to Mill u n liir iu n a ie lv the other, rtglu across many iilp|x*d cars are the ear's lloorpan. potential disasters. In­ Ilrad explained that he stead of using a strong had found Ills c a r's overlappmii seam the complement in a wreck- welder will simply lack ini' yard — that Is. an 01 spot weld" the two A lla roadster w ith a Ikh is loncther. And on smashed-up Ironi end. in wer ears, ones hull! in lie had Imlli ears n il In the Iasi decade or mi with '■.ill. and then had the th in n e r hitth-sirenglh front hall of his ear l o w - al l o y metal I he welded to 1lie rear half of welder may iim ' improper ■a w t i w b o h r weldllltt tn'hnlrpii's that ear 1 I1.1I mIill wears Us will weaken ’ lie mrlal original taelory im iiii job. you can In- ipille sure Ihe surromidlutl the m -uiii I’oorly clipped ears have ear was never clipped — been known lo spill a|iari nr Involved III .1 serious during minor accidents, aerldent tor 1I1.1I mailer or even after runnlnti A one-owner eiir iwnh |ki|M-r work to prove III over nasty |kil holes. Many of these rebuilt sold prlv.nriy by Ihe ears are foisted on |x-ople owner is likely in be 1lie w h o n e v e r s o s p e c I genuine article. And reputalile ear dealers are 1hey’re huvlntt pieces of unlikely in risk then d llfe re m ears Some partlrularly audacious (•i n k ! names hy M-lling ch a ra cte rs will even clipped cars on lltelr spllee tottelher two cars used-car lols. of dllfereni years — sue Ileware however of a 1987 fnml end will) a l l v - h y - n l g h l used-ear I9H5 rear end. Th a i ilciilers whu oblain llu-lr might average out as a ears llimugll dealer .me I OHO ear. but ol course It lions. And keep In mind will In- iMwncd olT as a I hill s o me t i me s the HBH7 model dealers themselves are Twenty-six stales have liMiled hy cleverly reluillt damage (Iim Insure laws salvaged ears. 1 hal usual l y require In any cum-, examine ileiilers in nil buyers If a (lie ear's pink slip to see ear has been badly dam It It Indicalrs ihe ear was itited and rebuilt And Mime stales require in- salvaged ll's always w Im Iii carefully llls|M-el Ihe surance companies 10 iindendde of any used ear notify Ihe stall* when before you Imy Ik-ware they "lotal" .1 ear Prom nl Iresli 11n1lereo.1llug. II the n on the w ord p o s s lb lr, llli up the "salvage" nr "pinked" should appear on the curjK-is iind examine the llnnrpan lor signs ul car's title or pink slip welding nr poorly reHui crooks don't play by ihe rules. So if you re (kitrcd aeeldenl damage. Should you have any In Ihe markii lor a iim i I ear. In - on ihe lookout for d u iilii a iim ii a p ro s|H-ellve purchase, liiki- ll ihcsc Italf'lireed ears. In .1 I hmI v shop If you eiin II111I a iim d From the mailbag - will no-lead gas replace leaded? ■y P 1 TIR BOHR From the maih<aL Dear Peter- u n mg a 1983 Che role' 1hat's designed to iv • lar gas. T’an 1 m - ti- .lew Arcol.C ! mie.iile go lar ga without damaging the engine valves nut valve scats ir shi itM I use a lead .ddlllvc — C .II.. Los Angeles Dear C .II.: We have quite a tangled web here. First, any I9H3 cat has an engine with hardened valves and valve seats designed lo run Just line without lead. In fact, leaded gas Is a dcftnltc no-no tor nearly all cars limit from 1973 on: and lor light trucks built from I9HO on. hi those years, most automakers added eatalytte converter emission-control devices 10 llu-lr ears and trucks, and llu- catalysts can In Irreparably harmed by lead. So please don't worry alMiui your I9H3 Chevy’s valves Now If your vehicle Is I rum the ‘SOs or 'IKK wlih an -nglnr designed for lead 'and that means nosi Aimrlean-bulli ears and tiuckal, you may waul to im - an additive — bui noi necessarily Telraeihyl lead, origi­ nally added lo gaMiltne as an inexpensive way in improve -xiane. has Ihe added fx'iiefll ol -ushuiiiing valve seats and guides. Without Ihe lead, the valves and seats in o ld e r cars can wear prematurely Out Walt tlacsner. a ' hem 1st and the execu­ tive director of the In­ ternational Society for Vehicle Preservation, says that If you generally lake It easy on your older ear (shift below 3.000 rpm, don't pull or carry heavy loads, don'l often cltmh long sleep grades), (hen you can gel by wtlh a current grade of leaded regular, even though today's leaded gasolines contain tar less lead than they once did Now what If you want to use an unleaded gas. Ilk- Aren s new Emission Control I m your old crock from Ihe 'f>Os or '60s? We Soutlu-rn Callfoi nlans have been Imiiii bardrd with hype about Arro's new gas. The newgasoline Is supposedly less prone lo evaporation, and has fewer chemicals like aromatics and olefins that help create o/one — a prime fompnniiil of smog. If owners of pre197.3 ears would use Un­ stuff Instead of leaded regular, says Arvo, these ears would emit 20 per­ cent fewer nasty jaillulanis. Now that's Im ­ pressive 10 any of us who don’t like breathing air we can see. Indications are that the hype Is true. Cars do run cleaner with the new gasoline, and with no III effects on driveability. Arro. in fact, claims per­ formance Is txitcr. Moreover. Arro Isn't alone In producing re­ duced-emission gaso­ l i n e s . S u n C o . of Pennsylvania, makers ol Sunoco and Atlantic gas. hii|N-s to have a similar gasoline on sale nexl year. Other oil compunlcs are expected In follow lalcr. Still. If you have an older car designed lor leaded gas but you use unleaded gas lAreo's E C -1 or any other), you may want to use an addllive In compensate for Ihe lack of lead — especially II you Indulgc In spirited driving or pul the engine under heavy loads llardahl's "Instead O' L e a d . " S T P ' s "L e a d S u b s titu te ." Unocal's “ Valve S a v e r." Gold Eagle's "Quantum VS" and a new C h e v r o n product called "P R O CAHE Valve Armor” are all supposed lo protect valves and scats like le ad, b u t they are sodium- or phospho­ r o u s - b a s e d Inst ead. Areo and Sun both e x p e c t to h a v e r e ­ duced-emission gasolines available soon lor newer curs. II Is always Inport ant to find Ihs right openings lor me fluids you add to your car. This is an important asoect ol car care F ix y o u r ra d ia to r be fo re it fixe s you _____ _ URI report lmiiro|M-rlt Im p ro p c rlv The scene Is a familiar one: A car on the side of 1 lie road, IiimmI up a ie v M -r sleamingfrum ihe radiator. A typical summer scene, right? Wr ong! T h i s scene mold come true any lime ol llu- year, stranding von on any rnadsldc. Ihe ■nil result of a bid rudlu....... retailing system cap. A ear's raditor cap ts one of U m)m - many little "m il of sight, uul nr mind" purls of your car \ou probably don't Ihlnk u I m iii I However. II diH-s a very big Job holding vour ear's ciMiluut m ix­ ture under pressure in vour radiator and englne The consequent <-s ul 01 Improperly pressurized system •" ild inelinli ('.losing vi..ir engine lo overheat winch in mm ennld rupture tIn- 1 imlum hoses ll Ih e p ressiil' is loo high damaging vmir healer core or damaging Ihe rudialoi ilsell litiM'k. .A leaky radiator cup. or cap lhai is In otherwise |MNir condition, ran cause vour cooling system lo Ir- .1 pri-ssiinrnl pressun/eil One way lo tell il 1lo cap Is mil III good s|i.i|« Is lo slmplv lllspiel H yourself Ikiiiri- reiii'o lu g ihe cap m ake son Ihe engine Is i imiI Roiling eiN lliinl ('.III cause serious burns When Ihe engine is (-(Nil. slowly rem o ve 1to cap and check 1lit- robin 1 gasket Inside. II 11 is ('racked or looks detenu ruled, replace ll la-lore 1 causes trouble. On the cover O n e in a m illio n Irv Gordon's cherry red 1066 Volvo I’ 1800 Is still on the road after 1.025.000 miles ol driving. Until It reached the mill! ........ iark. Gordon, a Junior high school science teacher from Patchnguc, Long Island, drove the car lo work each day — a 100-inlhround trip. Gordon’s advice for keeping ears young: "T h e frequent change ol ImiiIi oil and filter — this Is the cheajx-si Insurance jioliey you can gel for it ear " �Sanlord Herald — Wadnaaday. March IB, t990 — Harald A d v r1l»*r — Thursday, March 19, 1990 — Sanford, FI — t Do tires really make a difference? ■ y w rrw o H w What's the most con­ fusing thing that comes to mind? The InstructI o n s for y o u r "simplified'' Income tax fo rm s? T h e o w n e r ' s manual for your VCR? How about tires. Con­ sidering all available brands, sizes, profiles, wear ratings, speed rat­ ings. load ratings — not to m ention prices — buying a new set of tires for your car can be one of m o d e r n l i f e ’ s most perplexing tasks. But In a recent conversatl on with Kim R e y n o ld s , Road A T r a c k 's resident engineer, I learned a fundamental tire truism that may help: The sus­ pension of every car Is specifically tuned for Its original equipment lire. Or to put It another way. tires aie often deslgnrd for specific makes and models of cars. Now those are very significant slulemrnts. Just because you can walk Into say. a Mlrhclln dealer, and find u set that will physically fit your car's wheels dnr s n' l mean the Mlchcllns arr the right tires for your car. Unless your car's sus­ pension Is compatible wllh I he design charac­ teristics of the Mlchcllns. they may for Instance, make your car ride like Great Gr a n d p a ' s buckboard. With this In mind, the obvious solution to a tlre-buylng quandary Is to buy the same brand, type and size of lire that the makers of your car originally gave It. That's simple enough, but unfortunately there can be a slight rub. Although you can be certain that cars like Cadi l l acs, Corvettes. Mercedes or Porsches will come with proper tires, automakers some­ times shod leas pricey models wllh inferior tires lo cut their costs. These Urea aren’t unsafe, and they will be reasonably compatible with the cars' suspensions, but they may not. for example, be very durable. Or they may not make Ihe cars handle as well as they coul d. A n o t h e r f u n ­ damental. tire truth says Ihut there's no raster or less expensive way to Your Automobile... upgrade your car's per­ formance than buying a good set of tires. "Tire design Is fraught with compromise." said Reynolds. "D ura b ility, grip, ride and handling on wet roads are com­ peting characteristics. T h e g r i p p l e s t , besthandling tires are not the most durable or Ihe best riding tires. There hasn't been a lire designed that' s superl ative In every respect." As a case In point, Reynolds tested five dif­ ferent high-performance 60-serles tires for an article appearing In Road ft T r a c k ' s December Issue. The tires were all sized 2 0 5 / 6 0 V R - 15. w hi c h means they're moder­ ately wide, low-profile radial tires that can safely handle speeds In the heady regions of 130 o r 140 m p h . I t ' s a category of tire suitable for a broad array of sports cars and sports sedans, from BMW's 5s e r l e s to F o r d ' s Mustangs. Reynolds put each of the tires through a gamut of tests: laps around a skldpad to measure grip: braking on dry pave­ ment: braking on wet p av e me n t : and laps around a race course to d e t er mi ne comb i n e d grip, agility and ride feel. Reynolds concluded that while all the tires gave admirable perfor­ mances. the Dunlop SP S p o r t D 4 0 M2 a n d Mlchelln Sport X G T V were the best handlers of the bunch. (C)Road ft Track Do you know how to change a tire? I| N T W M M According to a recent p o l l of c a r - c r a z y •California drivers. 20 percent of them don't know how to change a flat tire. Boy, oh boy. are they asking for trouble. What happens when they're all alone between say. T i m b u k t u and Nowhcresvllle. and one of Ihelr tires goes phsssssl? O r even If they're In town, what happens If all the auto club trucks are busy that day. or they suddenly discover Ihelr aulo club membership has expired? Undoubted­ ly some of them will try lo drive on a flat, which will not only utterly de­ stroy an otherwise re­ pairable tire, but which can damage Ihe wheel rim as well. And If they think flats only plague the poor or the careless, who drive uround on old. worn tires, they'd better think again. New tires can be flattened by nails, or vandalism , too. Nasty potholes and broken glass have been known to puncture good tires as well. If y o u ' v e n e v e r changed one of your car's tires, try a practice run some Saturday afternoon under the Ideal condi­ tions of your garage or driveway. Even If you don’t think you could manage the physical labor Involved In chang­ ing a lire. It’s still smart lo make sure your car has all the necessary equipment so a good Samaritan could do the chore for you If neces­ sary. First, dig out your car's owner manual from lls hiding spot In Ihe glove c o m p a r t m e n t . Man y late-model cars have strange, high-tech jacks or lifting systems:, you may need the manual to show you how Ihe one for y o u r car wor ks. Moreover, the Jack may not be stored In an obvi­ ous place In the trunk, a n d y ou' ll need the manual to help you find II. You'll also need a lug wrench to twist off the wheel's lug nuts, the "key" lug nut If your car has anti-theft locking nuts, and of course Ihe spare tire. You may also want a screw driver or a special tool lo pop off the wheel covers. 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Proper Coverage At Competitive Rates, With Excellent Claim Service h S lH i.M t : McConnell Motors '21 Hours To w in g ft, ftixTxvn/ ' VKA Montgomery Ward Auto Club Aceptod 2 8 0 0 S a n f o r d A t * ., S a n f o r d (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 2 9 8 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 8 6 2 �4 — Santord Herald — Wednesday. March 28. 1900 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday, March 29. 1990 — Sanford. FI K n o w h o w y o u r h e a d lig h ts p e rfo rm ■ » K T M B O B U ________ If yoii*iv like me. you pmltubly don't give ymir car's hradllghls much thought — al leant not until one of them burns out. And even then, un­ der bright city lights you might not notice. w ho hasn't gotten In their « a r after m ik in g a nighttime n m to jh f local 7 - El e ve n for a fresh supply of beer nuts, and then driven a block or two before realizing they had forgotten to turn on the h eadl i ght s ? Y ou coutd see OK without them, right? In urban areas, it seems the main benefit of headlights Is that y o u can a n n o y fellow motorists by driv­ ing with your high beams on. Bui try driving on a rural, u n rrow dril highway some dark and moonless nlghl — sud­ denly good headlights lake on new meaning. The National Highway T r a f f l e Safely Adlmtnlslratlon IN H TSAI has decreed that a car's high (teams can emit a ma x i mu m of 150.000 "candela" |u measure of brightness). That may seem like a lot of cundlrs. hut It's only enough lo llhimlnuic a human sized object al 530 feet on a dark nlghl. Yet. as John Toinerltn points out In the October issue of Road ft Track, the braking distance of a car traveling at typical highway speeds Is vrry llille less than 530 feel. And that assumes Ideal c o n d i t i o n s of g o o d wraiher. an a im driver and head light s and b r a k e s In o p t i m u m working order. There's llille room for error. Bui Ihe situation was even worse a few years ago. If you drive an older car. chances are your headlights are rated al only 75.000 candela. Ihe Irgal limit unlll 1977. T h a t means even al normal highway speeds, you're oulrunning your headl i ghts, wh i ch Is almost like driving with a blindfold. W hy such low randcla limits? Because headlights that are bright enough for safe Illumina­ tion at high speeds are loo bright (or oncoming drivers. It's a vexing trade-off. H o w e v e r , headlight technology is Improving. Th e "sealed beam " headlight. Introduced way back In 1937. was standard Issue for U.S. automobiles until very recently. It consists of a nitrogen-filled bulb, a rrllecior and a lens, all scaled Into a single unit. When a sealed beam headlamp bums oul. It's relatively cheap to re­ place. But unfortunately, sealed brum headlights aren't lefTtbly efficient In pr oj ect i ng light, furthermore, they tend In darken with use. If your car has standard scaled beam hradllghls. you should replace them every four years whether or not they re completely burned out. After u few short years of use a sealed beam headlight ran lose as much as 50 tercent of Its brightness. ly the way. when you E replace a headlight, have your mechanic adjust Its mount so that It's pro­ perly aimed.) Enter halogen hradllghls. Though they liad been used In Euro|M* since the 1960s. halogen headlights only received N H T S A a p p r o v a l in I960. Th e bulb In a halogen headlight Idled with halogen gas — Iodine, hrom lnr, chlo­ rine. flonrlne or astatine. Unlike the old sealed beam headlamps. which p r oduce a yel l owish tighl. halogen heudlam|>s give an Intrnsc white light. And Just as mi­ n o r I a n t . h a I o g e it hradllghls don't darken over time the way stan­ dard sealrd beams do. There Is a downside. Though some ears now use sealed !train halogen headlights, th r typlral halogen light assembly Is made up of separate romponrnls. Find out when old is better than new ■ iW M O H H __________ Would you believe It happened on my maiden drive In the car? I had Just handed over a significant sum of cash to buy a vintage Jaguar E-type sports car. re­ splendent In gleaming chrome trim and perfect "robin's egg blue" paint. And then on the way home, on the freeway, a foot-long piece of that beautiful chrome trim worked Itself loose from around the wtndshlrld and dew off the car. With a sickening W HAP. It nicked the Jaguar's roof before landing some­ where down thr em ­ bankment. Th e next day. when I Tound out the price of a new trim piece. It seemed m y wallet would end up as badly gouged as (hr Jag's point. And that's when I discovered the Joys of Ihe Junkyard. I learned of a local fellow who "ported out" old British cars. He had a building full of bits and pieces, all neatly orga­ nized, carefully taken from dozens of wrecked or dilapidated cars he had bought over t hr years. And yes, he had Just the part I needed — and for less than half (he price of a new one. Of course It was used, and a little larnlshed. But when I polished II up. II looked lo be In pretty much the same condition as the rest of Ihe chrome on the Jag. In fact. It was u perfect match. "If you've never dealt with an auto dlsmanllrr before — and most peo­ ple haven't — don't he pul off.” writes Michael Lam m In the October Issue of Road A Track. "Greasy counters and chained Dobermans are mostly relics of Ihe past. Modern wrecking yards tend lo be neat, orga­ nized and businesslike." The wrecking yard's primary virtue ts price. As n general rule, laimm says a wrecking yard part s hould cosl a quarter or maybe a half of whal you’d pay for a new one. Bui there's another advantage: availability. Brand-new parts for older curs In particular are oltrn not available at any price. So your only hope ts an auto dlsmantlcr. And with newer cars, parts like trim pieces arc often backordered by dealers (or weeks even t h o u g h t h e y ' r e still c a t a l o g e d . PRITCHETTS AUTO REPAIR NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG!! Tire-War SALE Complete Auto Repairs on ALL Foreign & Domestic Models Steel Belted Radials P195/75R14 UNIROYAL A7S BLACKWALL 1 W EEK ONLY R E G .3 5 4 S C S a le $ 29.95 Expiraa 4-4-90 LUBE OIL & FILTER $ 4.95 10% PARTS D IS C O U N T W ITH TH IS AD •We Carry Genuine Honda Parts •Certified Mechanics •Guaranteed Service We Now OfferAuto Detailing AndWindov Tinting MOST CARS 1 W EEK ONLY Explrat 4^-90 ~Thlw 1$net a mJtprinr "Bring in any competitors ad and we W IL L Beat their Price On Th e Same or Similar Tire In Value A N D GIVE YOU a FREE LUBE.JOBE ONLY AT... 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It wss Just another Southern California Fri­ day night rush hour. How terrific It would be. I thought to myself. If a video screen on the dash would show me an uncongested route home. A heady. 21st-century thought? Not at all. for we at Road ft Tra c k recently had a chance to try out such a system. It s called the Etak Navi­ gator. and It's part of a • 1.8 million experiment funded by the California Department of Transpor­ tation and the Federal Highway Administration. The project Is set to begin this coming year on the perpetually mired Santa Monica freeway that cuts across Los Angeles. Los Angeles already has electronic sensors embedded In nearly 900 miles of Its freeways. The sensors are connected to an operations center that monitors traffic condi­ tions around the metropolls. T w e n ty -fiv e Oidamoblie Delta 88s will be equipped with Etak Navigators. Th e Idea la to have a two-way street, so to speak, of Information between the Oldamoblles a n d th e o p e r a t io n s center. The sensors will gather data about delays and accidents that the center's computer will transmit to the Etak Nav­ igators. These. In turn, can digest the data and s u g g e s t a lt e r n a t iv e routes. In return, each car will send back data about Its current pro­ gress through the traffic. We weren't able to try E t a k on th e S a n ta Monica freeway, so we weren't able to receive traffic data from an out­ side computer. But Etak can act as a lim ited stand-alone navigation s y s te m as w e ll. A n Etak-equipped car has a compass and a pair of sensors that measure distance. With data from these. Etak's own Inlernal com puter calculates the location of / W E ST AUTOM OTIVE, INC. A S E. C E R T I F I E D M A S T E R A U T O TECHN ICIAN V isit UsA t O ur NEW EXPANDED LOCATION AT 3840 E. SR 46 the car. Every couple of seconds It matches the calculation to a casset­ te-loaded m ap of the The O ld s m o b ll e 'a «s a video screen and an array of buttons. Th e driver punches in the destination that will be pinpointed on the screen with a flashing star. As the car moves, a small arrowhead moves along a detailed map projected on the video screen. Thus the driver can see exactly where he or she Is and the route to where he or she sranta to be. We found Etak very useful for finding our way to unfamiliar places. Etak's maps are con­ structed from primary sources — U.S. Geodetic Surveys and the like. The system's maker, Etak In c ., of M enlo P ark. C a lif., has developed proprietary expertise In m ap digitisatio n and rapid access of map data. Th e company fits the e n t ir e L o s Angteles mega-sprawl on Just six cassettes; before long. It expects to use faster ac­ cess compact discs. Etak costs around $2,000. Altogether, this notion of the smart car la pretty neat. But looking down the rood. It's easy to see some discomforting pot­ holes. W hile a traffic control center may give us welcome Information on traffic conditions. It 322-7818 caravans of cars along b u a y s t r e t c h e s of highway. Even more om­ in o u s . transportation planners talk of using the system to electronically Impose taxes on us when are use certain roadarays What 16-valve engines do T o paraphrase T e n ­ nessee Ernie Ford's song: Sixteen valves and what do you get? Another gimmick and deeper In debt? Not really. Perhaps you've noticed a spate of ads for cars w ith new 1 6 - v a l v e engines. Perhaps you're wondering why we need 18 valves. Perhaps you're even wondering why we need valves at all. The last question first: We need valves because they let the fuel/alr mix­ ture Into the engine's com bustion chambers where the mixture bums, creating power. Another set of valves then opens and lets the leftover exhaust gases out of the chambers. For years, we've gotten Kuykendall Insurance Agency "Serving Central Florida Since 1953" Convenient Evening And Weekend Hours By Appointment along with one Intake valve and one exhaust valve per cylinder. So a n y V B e n g in e has always had 16 valves (8 x 2 (E Q i 16). But now several sutomakers. ineluding Honda. Mercedes. Saab. Toyota and Volksw agen, are building 4-cvllnder cars with four valves per cyl­ inder - two Intake and tw o e xh a ust va lve s . Hence 16-valve engines. Now. back to the ques­ tion of why. The answer Is that with double the number of valves more fuel/alr mixture can get Into a cylinder's com­ bustion chamber, and more exhaust can come out. Engineers say a 16-valve engine "breathes" better. As In politics. It all comes down to power. W hy not Just use two valves and make them bigger? Road ft Track's Dennis Slmanaltls cites several reasons. First, draw a circle. That repre­ sents the combustion chamber above a cyl­ inder. Then Inside the circle, draw two more circles (each representing a valve), and make them as large as possible. N ow d ra w a n o th e r co m b u s tio n cha m b e r circle, but this time fit your smaller circles In­ side. You can easily see that the total area of the four smaller circles Is greater than the total area of the two larger circles. In other words, four smaller valves make better use of the com­ bustion chamber's real estate than two larger ones. SfWULfMlEUL PROTECTION, PERFORMANCE GUARANTEED!! • D.T.I. FILM Both backed by 5 year Factory Warranty • CAR STEREO INSTALLATION backed by a lifetime installation warranty • Handcut, Custom Window Tinting from art work • Graphics • Pinstripes • Detailing • Ground Ellecle • Visors • Spoilers • Sunroofs (3 Miles E. On 25th St.) Across From The New Sanford Auto Auction UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT SAME QUALITY SERVICE may take away our con­ tro l o v e r o p r c a rs . 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The very same lire with less than 3,000 miles under Its superduper, many-llmesslronger-fhon-sfeel tread. The very same (Ire for which I had paid a hefty . sum. figuring It would last for years. O-o-ouch National Highway Traffic Safely Administration crash dummies "Vince" and "Larry" were on hand to honor Nils Bohlln, the man who invented the three-point lap-shoulder belt In 1959. Bohlln was elected to the Safety and Health Hall of Fame in Warrensburg, Missouri. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that In 1968 an average of 12.5 lives were saved daily because of the three-point lap-shoulder belt. Autom akers can see a change in W ashington U H report______________ DETROIT - Tin- tie- lion's top uuinmaker* always *rem to lx- In agrceim-nl when conImnlt-rl wllli llit- wind* of change blow ing from Washlnglmi. Till* lim e. ihnsr •Tiangcn an- alined .it cleaning up ilic nallnif* air. mu only by lurllier r e d u c i n g I a 11 p I p e emission*. Inn hy rediielug die naUou’* de­ pendency on gasoline and exploring Hie use of allemallve vehicle fuel*. President II iih Ii announeed u plan In .Inly dial eall* lor carmaker* lo pha*c In alternativelucl ear* In nine of I he nation** mn*t pollnieil urban area* Ix-ginnlng In If If15: New York. Lo* Angeles. San Diego. IIo n * ion. C h ica g o . I'hllailclphla. Milwaukee. ILilllimire. ami greater Connecticut. U n d e r the c u r r e n t pm|>o*al now In e m i­ g re * * , It u * It w a n l * >00.000 *uch vehicles on the rood hy lflf>5. wllli dial mmiher rising lo 750.000 mill* hy IflfMi. and I million mill* each year Irom Ifffi7 dirough 2<XH. Itiit iIn- nation's Dig Three autom aker* — (icucr.il Motor* Cnrp.. f o r d Motor C o . anil Chrysler Corp — are l> ii * y e x p l o r i n g alternative* lo allemallve Inet*. Tliev deny siicli ellorl* are aim ed at kill ing melhanoi. me allemallve fuel that now srrm* In show the mini promise. Hill automaker* anil nil companies alike Insist mil enough I* known alMiui methanol, winch ran lx- derived Irom any­ thing imil.lining earboii. like wood. co.il. garltagc or even cow manure. For example, while m elhanol can reduce cerialii types ol smog Okay, no problem. Get ofT Ihc freeway at the next exit. Jack up the car, and throw on Ihe spare. O o p s , one p r o b l e m . That's when I discovered that my car's previous o wn e r had for some reason replaced Ihe origIn a l J a c k w i t h an aulo-parts-store special — one that wouldn't raise Ihc car high enough off Ihe ground to change a lire. I spoiled u hefty, clean-cut fellow In a nearby telephone booth and enlisted his help. With an Impressive show of Nautllus-honrd mus­ cle. he lifted Ihe car up by ihe front bumper, w h i c h gave me Just enough height to slip Ihe spare tire onto die hub. The moral of my tale? Sooner or taler all of us who drive will face one of t hese p e s k y , m i n o r on-lhe-roed emergencies, even though we've done everything we can lo avoid them. Here are some tips that may help you cope with a few of Ihe more common ones. Al t er na t or war ni ng light comes on: No nerd lo panic about Ihls. If your car has a healthy b a t t e r y . If t h e r e ' s daylight and you don't n e e d to use t he headlights, and If you lum off all unnecessary el ectrical e q u ip m e n t (radio, heater fan. etc.), you can drive for several hours with a malfunc­ tio n in g electrical generating system. The engine Itself draws rela­ tively little power from the battery, so Ihe bat­ tery's electrical reserve will probably get you where you need lo go. One caution, however. On some cars, usually older ones, the alternator (or generator), the water pump and radiator fan are all operated by Ihc s a m e b e l t . If t he alternator or generator light comes on. II may m ean the bell has snapped, and Ihe car will q u i c k l y b e g i n to overheat. Which leads us to.... Engine overheating. M i n o r p a n i c Is appropriate here. If Ihe needle on Ihe tempera­ ture gauge begins lo rise slowly or the warning light comes on. but you don't see clouds of stram e s c a p in g from u n ­ derneath Ihe hood, keep your cool. Reduce your speed, turn off Ihe air conditioner, lu m on Ihe healer (that help* dis­ sipate engine head and dri ve lo the nearest service stadon. If however. Ihe tem­ perature gauge needle Is pegged lo die limit and Ihe engine seems lo be belching steam like an old locomotive, pull off Ihe road. Let everything cool down for perhaps a half-hour. If the engine hasn't dumped all Its coolant on Ihc ground, and If you don't have far to go, drive slowly for help. Otherwise, fetch a low truck. It doesn't lake long lo cook an engine. O i l - p r e s s u r e light comes on: Full panic attack warranted. Pull over Immediately and shut off the engine. Don't try to drive one Inch further or you'll turn ALL SEA SO N STEEL R A D IA L W H IT E W A L L S I D IM ilhitaiil*. th e y s a y uni eiiongli large-scale test­ ing has liccn done on lormaldeliyde. one of It* byproduct*. Carm aker* a rr also concerned about ronimining vast resources to t h e p r o d u e 11 o n o f alternative fuel ear*, whi c h to dale mean "llcxl-fucr' vehicle* able to rim oil a tilrml of gasoline and another loci. Tliev are also worried ronsunier* will not |>ay die extra cost for ear* which run oil blended fuel*, which OM say* could range a* high a* $2.1)00 above conven­ tionally |»men d model*. Hc*.ile of du>sr vehicle* I* a n o t h e r e o n e r r n So. while die Htg Three |Milllelv have applauded ihisIT* pn>|mfv.il. saving hi* plan "lake* die nalion In the right direc­ tion." they have signed con|H-rnllvc agreemenl* with each other and held discussion* with oil in­ dustry leaders lo look al "reformulated” gasoline .IS .1 |KISS|ll|c siilisllltile lor melh.mol your engine Into acrap metal. Throllle slicks open. Don't panic. Apply the brakes firmly, but not a b ru p tly . On modern c a rt, the brakes are nearly alwaya strong enough to overcome the engine's acceleration, even at full throttle. If the engine races, lu m off Ihe Ignition — but not all the way lo Ihe lock poaltlon or you won't be able to steer. Shift to neutral and pull off the road. Hood opens at high speed: Again, keep your wits about you. Don't hit the brakes. 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If you’re a snowbird and plan to leave the area soon, then we’ve got some news for youl We can help you keep abreast on what’s happening on the local scene by transferring your su b ­ scription to your winter home. S an fo rd H erald Simply call our customer service 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 department Today and you won’t m iss a beat! ■— ■■■ �Sanford Herald — Wednesday. March 28. 1990 — Harild Advert IMr — Thursday, March 29. 1990 — Sanlord. Ft — • OF SA FETY FroswThaUl. Dapartwiwt 0»Tn If your i have a child or |randfour year* old, hara'a news that may aava that youngster* lift Older children need protection in automobiles as much aa inrants do. 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Ofange Blossom Trail • Orlando, FL 32804 725 Hwy. 17-92 e loogwood, FL 32751 �Ml 1* — Sanford Hsrald — Wsdnstdav, March 28. 1000 — Harald AdwrltMf — Thursday. March 29, lWO — Sanford. FI H o w you can m ake yo u r a u t o m a tic t r a n s m is s io n la s t C a r ads say the darndest th in g s Tlpa from transmission specialists: After starting your engine, allow Idle speed to slow to norma) before shifting. Avoid holding one fool on the brake, the other on the accelerator. Never rock your car more than a few times If stuck In mud or snow. Rocking overheats the transmission. Check transmission fluid regularly. If you need to add fuel, check for leakage. Note: If you are a "severe service" driver Itrailer towing or other abnormal loads) check your owner's manual for special service re­ quirements. Consider installing an auxiliary transmission cooler. For more Information, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Drive Train. Car Care Council. 600 Renaissance Center. Detroit. Michigan. 48243. B y n rrm e o N R Nissan develops new suspension system 18-bit microcomputers with superior processing c a p a b ilitie s and has exceptionally high re­ sponsiveness. W l rs M d TO K YO - Major Japa­ nese automaker Nissan Motor Co. said It has develo|ied a computerequipped hydraulic sus­ pension system which offers more precise con­ trol than the air suspen­ sion system currently In use. The company said the new s y st em. M odel AS120. Incorporates two T h e s y s t e m is equipped w ith an oil pump that acts as the source of power, causing the suspension of each w h e e l to a d ju s t b y ge n e ra tin g h y d ra u lic pressure, the company said. 1 I Imagine most Ameri­ can men turn directly to the sporta section when they pick up their news­ paper each morning. Not me. I snap the rubber band off the paper and start poring over the classified sds before reading anything else. 1 feel the same com­ pulsion to read the auto ada that drives grizzled prospectors to wander through the desert, or little old ladles w ith portable metal detectors to comb the beaches after a big weekend crowd. One Just never knows what treasures a n going to turn up In the search. First. 1 look at the ada for the kinds a t c a n I own. It makes m y day to see somebody asking a ridiculously high price for a car like mine. I congratulate myself on what a great Investment I made, forgetting, for the moment, the $800 I paid Filthe a Greed Auto Re­ pair to fix the car's latest malfunction. Th e n I flip to the “ A n ­ tique and Classic Car" section. I scan the col­ um n looking for the deal — that ter r i bl y u n ­ OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU: fcrd S8§ E ,‘ h 'ii j *•> •M i SAfi* derpriced, highly sought-after car that I ran snap up and then turn around and sell at s huge profit. Of course m y checkbook usually re­ m a in s safely t ucked away because most sell­ ers know exactly what their c a n are worth. In any case, I'm not alone In m y addiction to car ada. Quite a few Road A T n c k readers regu­ larly peruse ada too. 1 don't know If they lu m up any great deals, but they sure And some good la u g h s . A n d th e y 're thoughtful enough to shsrc the unusual and blooper-filled ads they spot with Road ft Track’s stsff. For Instance, c a n have unusual accessories. An sd In (he Toronto Star for a 1968 BMW 7391 reads: "Automatic, black with grey leather In te rio r equipped with all the standard BMW features Including LSD." The ul­ timate driving experi­ ence. Indeed. It's always good to know why the owner Is selling the car. A fellow trying to sell his 1978 turbocharged Porsche 911 through an ad In the Toronto Globe and Mall BEST PRICKS! xpress Would you be willing to TRY US? * U j ( >1 Localty owned and operated for 8 years. )Mt » f E C O N O M Y S 1E f l M AD I AL 40.000 MILE WARRANTY admitted: “ To o cra ty. Too wild. Wife scared!” Candor In an ad la also appreciated. Located be­ tween the Triu m p h and Volvo sections In an east­ ern U .S . newspaper's ctaaalfleds was this in­ triguing ad: "Ugly red car — latest Inap. sticker. 8360." Of course some pro­ blems are best left un­ stated. An ad In a British publication read "Trade 1971 Zodiac Hearse. Body needs attention." More embalming fluid, perhaps? And some advertisers describe their car's pro­ blems In the beat possi­ ble light. From the Ken­ tucky Kernel: "1970 Red M OB convertible. New p a in t r u n s ft lo o k s great!” There are those ads we wish we could believe. F ro m the S h o p p e r's Guide In Rhode Island: "Free, two beautiful cars, wonderful tempera­ ments. We are leaving for long vacation and must pari with them." And the person who placed this classified ad In the Los Angel es T i m e s was real.500 m iles, never driven." Could this be another 131 ''t i i L ■ i 19 96 t75e o n i3 20.96 165SR13 IB5/75R14 175/7QR13 24 96 195-75R14 205-75R I4 1S5/70R13 26 96 2I5-75R 15 185/70R14 27.98 225-75R15 . J inausPsStsr . ___ KAIL I O U R 22 96 24 86 26 96 26 98 3096 33 96 SIZE S'- ■ Turn OcjK M 0« Drw' PadtEiSa | PRICE liiM E I D lif f ilO U C L II3 COUPON MKVECUL I ’i n ; i ■ 1 f 155SH13 27.89 1757013 32.es 1357013 38.es 1857014 37.85 1957014 M -W PHM OUMANCt »en M o n . - F rl. PRICE 175-70R13 205-70R14 215-70R14 22S-70R15 235-70015 255-70R15 215-65R15 245-60RI4 245-60R15 27S60R15 47.88 93.98 56.99 60.98 81.98 ' 65.99 •1.98 92.98 65.98 L fM t i Cars 6 Mo. Warranty 8 - 0 . S e t. 8 - 5 j WMfTl LOTTOS •S HATID1 ALL SIASOM•MOMLS | COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES AND ■ FREE EXTENDED W ARRANTY! What You Don't Know Can Cost You! IN S TA N T CREDIT*. UP TO $1000 SOM Yt SAMBAS A SIZE i « i 155SR13 example of government doublespeak? An ad In distrib­ the Pentagram dtatrtbago uted al the Pentagon reads: " ‘81 Mazda O LC Wagon — good brakes, battery, muffler, good mileage, always starts ... good condition exoept engine, needs new one. Some people try novel approaches In Iheir ada. From a northern California paper: "Hot. baby-blue, androgynous 19-year-otd In need of new owners: they call me Dodge and I come with 4 original miles; and Baby,, I'm a hot. straight, folly equipped non-smoker. 8775." Then there was the ad in t h e S a n t a R o s a (California) Press Demo­ crat. not for a car but for a car enthusiast. "Sugar Daddy wanted. 49-60. must be rich, good look­ ing. tall, excellent lover, good tempered, enjoy dancing, dining out and spending money. Photo or you and your car absolutely necessary. Terminally ill O K." And I bet you never thought the classifieds could be so amusing. (C)Road A Track (0 1 9 8 9 NEWSPAPER -ENTERPRISE ASSN. �Sanford H«r*Jd - W*dn**day, March M , 1980 - K1«M M v iU w r - Thurvtoy March 29. 1990 - Sanford H — 11 Some tips on reviving a middle-aged car 'I'm Just a poor work­ ing lady, and money Is s r a r c e ." w rites a Southern California reader " I have a 1978 Oklsmoblle Cutlass with 118.000 miles on It. I really love the car. but I in faced w llh spending 97.000 to 93.000 to bring II up to par. Is lliai wise, or should I buy a new rar? I could only affonl a Hyundai or som ething similar." That classic dilemma is one m a ny of u s face sooner or later. If the rrader had her eye on a special new car. and If shr had a pile of cash sluing In the bank, m y answer would be simple: Go for the new car. B u y ­ ing a sparkling n rw car Is one of li f e 's gre a t pleasures. But. alas, not all of us can afford life's great pleasures. A new Cutlass costs 912.000 to 915.000 these days. Even that Hyundai can cost nearly 10 g r a n d w h e n I t ' s loaded wll h opl Ions. And new-car expenses don't slop at the sticker price. A new car will require Ihe buyer to pay sales taxes, increased annual stale license fees. I ncr eased I ns u r a n ce premiums and perhaps Interest charges on a loan. As soon as Ihe new car Is driven off ihe showroom floor. It will also probably depreciate In value like Christmas decorations on Dec. 26. Keeping an old heap on the road can tie cosily — not to mcnllnn aggravat­ ing. So at what point should you trade repair bills for car payments? Certainly a car lhat's spent much of Its life traversing potholes In Manhattan or soaking up corrosive road salt on snow-rnvrred roads In Detroit will probably be ready for ihut Great Jun k ya rd In the sky. even after only five years. But most cars aren't that abused or riddled with rust. Take a good, hard look at your car. beginning w it h the e x t e r io r . Bodywork can be costly. A high-quality paint Job requires that the bum p­ ers and irtm be removed, the old palnl stripped off. and l hen various coats of primer and new paint applied. But If the car hasn I been repainted several limes already, and If It isn t full of dings and dents, and If the paint Isn't crazed or cracked, then a light sanding and simple Inexpensive respray In Ihe original color may do the trick. Indeed. If the palnl Is merely faded, an a u to m o b ile "detaller" ran often b r­ ing hack its luster with v a rio u s p o lish e s a nd waxes and a day's work. Now look at the Interi­ or. Upholstery work Is g e n e r a l l y m u c h less e x p e n s i v e t han bo d y work. New seals, carpets a n d a h e a d l i n e r can m akr the old heap seem factory fresh again at relatively little cost. A s for m e c h a n i c a l components, ask you r mechanic to give ihe car a thorough Inspection. Unfortunately, when the typical car reaches 100 000 miles, or about 10 years of age. all sorts of d o o d a d s y o u m a y probably never heard of — seals. U -Jo ln is . bushings, bearings, etc. — seem to "perish," as the B r i t i s h say. T h e mechanic will took for problems wllh these as he or she checks the suspension, brakes, dif­ ferential and sleeting. Th e mechanic will also make tests on Ihe engine and transmission, and on the electrical and cooling systems. Some miscella­ neous Items should be checked, too: the tires. LEW IS C o n s i d e r i n g t It c smorgasbord of choices we have every time we go lo "1111 'er up.'* It's no wonder many |>cnplr arc i oiiliised ahum inlying gasoline. Since I seem lo have a lew fads on the subject straight at the moment. I've written this quiz to help you llgurc mil which gas Is right lor your car I. Is your car (or trtickl a 1971 or later model'' If your answer is vcs. ihen hooray lor you. Kindl ii g Increasi ngl y scarce leaded gas is one problem you don't have to worry about. Krmn 1971 on. most engines were built wllh hardened valve guides and valve seals v> they don't need lead lor lubrication In fact. If your car has a im WES anything that needs re pair IdR oad A Track ICJ1988. N EW SPAPER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. Taking the confusion out of gasoline hi .nt j Yi >uf t il. iss Pfi >M»" • - ' Auto Glass & Seat Cover the weat her s trip p in g around Ihe windows and doors, and com enlenre features like air condi­ tion ing and power window lifts. Ask for an estimate on the cost of FIRST e.ilalvtie converter lor c o n t r o ll in g exhaust IM illtii.m is — ami nearly every 1975 or litter model has one — you can't use leaded gas or von ll m ill I lie converter. 2 Is your car a 1970 or earlier model with an .tin m to o m cy 11 it tier head'' II your answer is yes. then hooray! lor von inn. Many older European ears — ItMWs. Mercedes. Vnlkswagens. lo name IItree — have aluminum heads. These were also (mill with hardened valve gultles and valve scats, so they too can usually gel dung line without lend 3 Hut Is vom car or truck a 1970 or -arllcr imxlel wlih a east-iron cylinder head land iliai Includes nearly all Atncrleiin-lHitli vchlclt-sl? If ynur answer is yes then you still may I m aide in use unleaded gas even though your engine was designed for lead. It dc|K-nds mi how you use i lie ear. II you Just motile ilioul town or gently i r i t l x t - d o w it I h e highway, then you run prolkiblv gel away wllh u s i n g unIt- uded gas without damaging your euglrif. However, under highI o a d it it tl h i g h iflliperulurc cmidlllnns iwhen yon poll u trailer), m engine designed Tor lead ran aulTcr extensive i lvc- scat recession I Does your ear’s engine six'nt to raiitc m ping when Vou tteccler ate? II your answer s yes l lien you need a gasollm wait a higher oriane nil mg A S K FO R BOBBIE O R RUTH A B O U T YOUR A U T O L O A N !! FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE 8 ( )0 S M on M) pm I ri i I ■ ■ I f»*n« h Son! )iil II . M i ) /1 V ‘\ v « * i \? i I I Mi M , ' ' COMPLETE AUTO INTERIORS CUSTOM BUILT We Specialize Jn; Boat Tops •Convertible Tops •Vinyl Tops •Laudau Roof Auto Glass Of All Types •Carpet •Seat Covers •Burned Interiors ★ All in CAR LOANS ARE “SIMPLE" AT FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE .......... 312 West First Si. Sanford. F L 32771 (-1071 322-1242 Of Our Replacements Are Replaced With Original Name Brands ESTABLISHED 1960 "Where Quality Is No Accident" lu n w rx u LENDER ■■ • �� 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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S a n f o * .-a,- r d H e r a l d 82nd Year, No. 223— Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Boat festivities begin B y J .B R A D L K Y B IL L IN G Herald stall writer__________________ □ S po rts Lake M ary team s go fo r to p 10 Both the Lake Mary High School girls’ and boys’ track trams will be shooting for a lop 10 finish at the Class 4A stale track meet Saturday night. Lake Mary will be represented by three athletes In four events of the girls' meet and four athletes In four events of the boys’ competition. See Page IB K nicks strategy bungled The New York Knicks figured James Edwards wouldn't hurt them from the Inside, nor could Islah Thomas do any outside damage. Back to the drawing board. See Page IB □ People A -H oy there SANFORD — If It truly Is even’ sailor’s v/lsh to have his own slap with a few fathoms of water under It for smooth sailing, then Captain Harley Hoy has his wish with the Rlvcrboat Princess. See Page SB HaraM hnoto by Tommy Vincent M om w ins m alpractice suit FO R T LA U D ER D A LE — The mother of a boy who was Injured after he was taken to Broward Hospital with an asthma attack In 1985 " awarded $8 6 million by a Broward Countyjury. Cynthia Bales sued the North Broward Hospital District for medical malpractice after her 16-month okl son suffered collapsed lungs and respiratory failure. Broward General emergency room personnel had Improperly hooked him to a ventilator, said Bates attorney. Sheldon Schlcslngcr. The boy. now 6. suffered severe brain damage and cannot walk, talk or care for hlmscTf. Schlcslngcr mild. He still Is a patient at the hospital. Turtle invasion begins FO R T LA U D ER D A LE — Florida sea turtles have begun their annual nocturnal trek to south Florida beaches to lay hundreds of thousands of eggs, which volunteers hope to take to hatch­ eries to Increase survival chances. Most of the nests will be relocated because hatching turtles, who Instlncily scurry toward moonlight to find the ocean, often arc lured by city lights toward streets and certain death, said marine biologist Cathy Mattlson. Only an estimated one In 1.000 hatchlings reaches adulthood. Loggerhead turtles arc protected by federal law. while green and leatherback turtles arc on the endangered species list. Loggerhead turtles nest as far north as North Carolina In the gulf states, but most of the nesting occurs on Florida's cast toast. Female turtles will lay two to nine nests, usually depositing more than 100 eggs each time, during the season between May and September. Fourteen nests were spotted by volunteers In Broward County on Thursday. In 1989. 1,686 nest were found on Broward beaches. Some 152.000 eggs wore relocated to hatcheries and 105.000 survived. Foxes and raccoons destroyed 2.200 eggs, anil the rest were infertile. F ro m w ir e r e p o r ts INDEX C la s s if ie d s ..... 8 B .1 0 B H o ro sc o p e ............. 4 B C o m ic s ................. N ation ......................... 7A C r o s s w o r d ..............4 8 P e o p le ....................8B D o a r A b b y .............. S B 3A D e a th s.................. .. R e lig io n ................7B Or. O ott.................. 4 B S p o r t s ......... 1 B.2B.3B Editorial................. 4A T e le v isio n .............. S B F lo rid a ................... 2A W e ath er................. 2A COMING SUNDAY O utstanding m others picked Readers nominated the mothers they thought were the best. See the People section on Sunday .loser the results. Sunny and w arm Mostly sunny with a high In (he upper 8U's F o r m o re w eather, s a e P a g e 2 A Tom Sayworld of Plantation arrived Friday morning with his boat in tow. He wipes the moisture from the vessel after finding a parking spot near the marina. Sayworld Is the owner and driver ol the boat. S A N FO R D - Th e bands, are getting ready. The racers are drift­ ing In. And the party Is about to begin. The Coors Light Super Challenge '90 boat-race weekend will start today with the ’’Hysterically Histor­ ic Downtown Street Party." begin­ ning at 5 p.m. and ending about 11 p.m. The party will begin with a boat parade and the evening's attractions will Include live music as well as clowns on uncyeles selling balloons, mimes. Jugglers, magicians, face painters, dunking booths, a kiddle tr a in , m oon w alk and other carnival-type amusements. A fireworks display Is scheduled for9 p.m. Saturday. At least 85 drivers and their boats a n d c re w s are e x p e c te d to participate In the races, promoter Michael Hyam. of Sunset Sports Associates, said today. "We already have the tents set up for the crews and there Is a big tent for the V.I.P. party tonight and for people to get out of the sun during the races this weekend. The proceeds from the party will be divided among the Thomas Whlgham Foundation for AIDS R • search, the St. Lucia Festival Asso­ ciation and the Sanford Historic □ S e e Boata. Page 5 A Zoo’s expanded toucan exhibit wiUiMpGn toda B y J. B R A D L E Y D ll LIN O Zoo wants bigger slice of tourist tax Herald staff writer SANFORD — In the latest move In a series ol r e n o v a tio n s and expansions, the Central Florida Zoological Park Is expanding Its toucan exhibit to create a habitat that zoo officials hope will en­ courage the breeding ol the two birds, which they have had for about four years. "W e’re really getting Into going b a ck and e n la r g in g and r e ­ furbishing habitats for animal* .hat we already have." Fred Antonio, zoo general curator, said. Like the toucan exhibit, which Is being dedicated today. Antonio said, the squirrel monkeys and margay feline and reptile exhibits have all seen expansion In recent months. Several renovation projects have taken place In the past year. In part because added funding has been available In the form of Seminole C o u n ty T o u ris m Developm ent Council dollars after the T D C was established III 1988. zoo Director See Toucans, Page S A B y J. M A R K B A R F IE L D Herald stall writer______________ SANFORD — Members of the Seminole County Tourism De­ velopment Council will consider a request by the Centra! Florida Zoological Society to increase their 25-perecnl slice of the tourist tax pie to half or all revenues collected. Th e TD C has mixed opinions about the request, but will consider It In two weeks. Hudsr said. Several requests for T D C funds have been trimmed from the list the council will consider on May 24. The Sanford Soapbox Derby, which was not financed last year, was removed from the list of 17 organizations seeking [ See T D C . Page 5 A 'pF* , J j 5 ‘ H tr s k l P h o lo by M l t y Jo< d«n Officials at tho Central Florida Zoo are hoping the new environment will he conducive to breeding purposes for the toucans. Some say bumpy road to blame for driving away customers ^ ® ^ By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD - D-r-l v-l n g d-o-w-n W-e-k-l-v-a P a r k D r i v e I s k-l-n- d o f l-l-k-c s i t t i n g o-n a w-a-s-h-l-n-g m-n-c- li l n c l-ha-t's g o n e a-w-r-y. You're bumped. You're Jarred. Anyone who’s driven down the road that parallels I lie Weklva Rive r not III of Stale Road 46 Young authors holding annual meeting today By V IC K I D a S O R M IE R knows. Il feels like your car Is going to lly Into pieces at the next bump. In fact, residents of the road find pieces of cars lying on the road everyday. Katie Moncrlef. owner of Katie's Weklva River Landing, says the road drives business away from her campground and canoe concession. "Every day. we have people tell us they're not coming back because of the road." Moncrlef said. Gary Amscn. park manager, said the bumpy half-mile drive north of State Road 46 often gets W RESTLING W ITH TH E BUD G ET If you can purchase it, drink it, smoke it, or watch it, the Legislature has a tax for it Herald stall writer_________________ _ United Press International SANFORD — Seminole County elementary school students met today at Seminole Community Col­ lege today for the Young Authors' Conference to celebrate the craft of writing and lo learn from each other and writing experts. Writing skills are an Important pari of the language arts curriculum in the Seminole County schools, especially at the elementary Irvel. "! think the children need to learn about writing at an early age." c x p I a I n e d M y r n a W a lte rs , coordinator of elementary reading and language arts In the new "integrated learning" approach to teaching language arts, a renewed emphasis will be placed on helping youngsters gel thilr thoughts on paper using concepts such as Innovative spelling which allows them lo express themselves on paper without concern lor details See A uthors. Page 5 A I • • II* t l t m i n n n m tn •.» « I : k V* visitors In a bad __________ mood. “ If they come ron a day that the road Is good, they have a good time all weekend.” Amscn said. "But If they come on a day It s bad. il seems to get them off on a had note and they complain all weekend." P u t Morgan, the county's road grading supervisor, says the shell-lopped Weklva Park Drive and most of the county's 160 miles ol m a in ta in e d un p ave d roads develop the washboard surface because people drive too Iasi See B um py. Page 5A TA LLA H A S S E E — The House and Senate voted Thursday to approve rival spending plans ol more titan 826 billion for the coming fiscal year, setting the stage for negotiations toward a budget com­ promise during the final three weeks of the annual legislative session. Both chambers then turned to debate over approximately 81 billion In new taxes and fees, stepped up lax collections and funding shills needed lo nuance state government. Senators waded through 180 amendments to their $26.4 billion budget bill before voting 38-1 to approve It Later, alter lengthy debate. Il voted 36-2 to approve Its tax tall. The House dealt with a similar number ol amendments to Its budget. Including one failed attempt to add anti-abortion language to the spending plan for the fiscal year tieglnntug Ju ly I The House bill passed by a 95-18 margin Despite the revenue increases, both spending plans were considered austere. Both carried forward cutbacks that were ordered during last November's budget crisis, and both provide for Increased demand for many stale services without Inflationary adJustmcnts. Nevertheless, lawmakers found room for plenty ol "turkeys" — projects of local Interest, lo r example, the Senate plan dips into a new 83.6 billion Preservation 21XX) irusi fund for cndangercd-land purchases for specific hems. The Senate also defeated an amendment by Sen Jack Gordon. D Miami Beach, that would have stripped $475.1X10 In stale subsidies lor the Miami Grand Prlx and Motorcycle Grand Prlx and giving the money lo the homeless. A similar amendment by Rtp. Toby Holland. R-Palmetlo. carried In the House, howcvei. moving $1.8 million from economic deviTomcnt irnst lunds mio a $16.9 million grants program to provide emergency shelters lor children. The Senate budget Includes S2<X> million In cuts lo existing programs, but required another 8828.8 million in new taxes and fees to tiring it into balance. h also Includes a 14 cent Increase In the cigarette tax. higher taxes on r*"al estate transactions, partnerships, a S295 use lax on new vehicles brought Into the stale, and a lO-ccitl-pcr-drink See Budget. Page 5A r r l •vc-j-iZ ..fcjSCV**; « \ . a-ii'/t.. V J -i - r Y »V �• « Sfrntord Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Friday. May tt. 1990 +T »VTi t ;■(rtH ■' - L E IS U R E P LA N N ER Picasso paintings taken from bank o ffice MIAMI — Tw o Picasso paintings worth almost $600,000 have been stolen frorr an office at ih r headquarters ( fa bank. The 3-foot-by-2-foot artworks apparently were stolen from the Republican National Bank after their owner. Robert Isalas of Ecuador. left his office Wednesday afternoon lo fly back to South America, police said. Isalsas* family owns controlling Interest In the bank. Bank employees noticed Thursday that the paintings were missing, but other valuable art was left untouched In a private seventh-door ronference room at the bank's headquarters, police spokesman George Law said. "Basically, that office is closed when he Is not there.” said Republic Bank President Oscar Bustlllo J r . "One of his secretaries walked In to check and put mall on his desk, and that's when she noticed." Police said there was no evidence of forced entry. K idnapped 5-year-old girl found EA S TP O IN T — A 5-ycar-old girl allegedly kidnapped last month by a male cx-babyslticr was found apparently unharmed Thursday after the owner of a Florida fishing camp recognized the girl from television and called police. Nicole Raves! of Milford, Mass., and the suspect, 24-year-old Kenneth Cole II. were In FBI custody after being apprehended at the Sportsman's Lodge on the Florida panhandle. The pair had been living in a trailer at the lodge since April 28. the owner of the facility said. "She appeared to be In good physical condition." said Franklin County ShcrilTs Department MaJ. Jim m y Williams. “ She was real shy when we first went Into the trailer nnd didn't say anything, but she's begun to loosen up. We brought her bac k to the Jail (In nearby Apalachicola), got her something to eat. got her a bath and put some clean clothes on her. "T h e sheriff gave her a big stuffed bear that he had In his office, and she's doing fine now.” Williams said. "I'm glad to know that she’s safe. I'm extremely happy that she's found." the child's mother, Debra Ravcsl. said from her Milford home. " I can't wait to see her and hold her.” The girl was being transported to a Tallahassee medleal facility for examination, the FBI said. "Last night. I was watching the television from Panama City, and the ten o'clock news showed the picture of the little girl and a man she called 'dad.' and (the program) said he was the one kidnapping her." said Bob Allen, the owner of the Sportsman’s Lodge. Puerto R ican sm uggler suspect Jailed MIAMI — A five-year Investigation Into drug smuggling activities In Puerto Rico led to the arrest Thursday of a woman Identified as one of the Island's largest drug smugglers. U.S. Customs agents said. Sonia Berrlos-Rodrlguez. 34. was arrested at her Miami home on charges of smuggling 30,000 pounds of marijuana and 5,000 pounds of cocaine Inlo Puerto Rico. Agents also confiscated 14 A R -15 semi-automatic rides In the apartment. Arrested along with Berrios were Frank Velasco, 30. of Miami, and his brother Ernesto Velasco, who resided In a New York iiomeulso owned by Berrios, Customs officials said. Berrios and 41 others have been named In three Indictments stemming from an Organized C.lm e Drug Enforcement Task Force Investigation that began In 1985 In Puerto Rico. Thirty-three of the suspects named In the Indictments have been arrested. Federal agents have seized about $3 million In property from the Berrios organization. Including several aircraft, vessels and vehicles. Authorities said all of the suspects eventually would be tried In Puerto Rico. Eastern hires new advertising firm MIAMI — Eastern Airlines has hired Ogllvy & Mather Inc. to handle Its $45 million advertising account, court-appointed trustee Martin Shugrue said Thursday. The financially-troubled carrier has been represented by Llnias of New York since 1982. but that agency will turn the Job over to Ogllvy over the next 90 days. Shugrue said the change was the result of the debt-ridden carrier's current attempts to "make a new beginning." The decision was based "entirely on the appropriateness of making a change at this point in time and Is In no way Intended to Ikcritical of Llntas' work." he said. Shugrue was appointed to run the carrier last month by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Burton Lifland In New York. That appointment effectively stripped the airline's parent firm. Texas Air Corp., and Its chairman. Frank Lorenzo, from control of Eastern. Eastern was forced lo flic for protection from Its creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code in March 1989 after the International Association of Machinists struck the carrier and Its pilots and flight attendants honored the picket line. From United Press International Reports L O TTE R Y T A L L A H A S S E E • The dally number Thursday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 750 Straight Play (numoers in eiact order) *250 on a SOcenl bet, S500 on SI Boi 3 (numbers In any order) SttO for a 50 cenl bet, $160on St. Box 6 (numbers in any order): $40 for a 50 cent bet. $80 on St Straight Box 3: $330 in order dtawn. $80 in any order on a $1 bet Straight Box 6 $290 in order drawn, $40 if picked in combination on $1 bet LOCAL FO R ECAST Today...Sunny with a high in Ih e u p p e r 8 0 ' s . W in d Is northeast ul 10-15 mph. Tonight...Fair with a low in the 60‘s and a light wind. Tomorrow...Sunny with a high in the mid io upper 80's. E xte n d e d out lo o k ... P a rtly cloudy Sunday through Tuesday w ith a chance ol afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High in the 90*s and lows In the S a n lo r d t l e n i l d IUSPS 411 290) Friday, May 11, 1990 Vol 82 No 223 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 37771 PO STM A STE R Send address changes lo TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD . P O But 1457, Sanlord. F L 32771 Subscription Rates (Daily A Sunday! Home Delivery 4 Mail j Months 31* 50 4 Months 37* 90 1 Year 371 M Phone (407) 377 7*11 student museum that Is open during school hours, llshlng and plcrtc grounds. Th# center is open to the public. Hours. Sunns, h sunset, seven day* # week. No admission charge Details. 771 0*D • Seminole Ceenty Mlte-rkal Museum y i, S Orlando Drive. Smlorrf (In the County Operations Center, across Irom Flee World) Hours Mon Frl * a m. to 1p m .; Sal. Sun. 1 4 pm No admission charge Details 771 74*9 Highlights ART • Carnall F lm Art* M a u a n , campus ol Rollins Collage. Winter Park: The 'Senior Art Show." fa*‘wring graduating senior art m*|or» ol the Class ol ISO. will b* hold May IS-17. Houri: Tu ti. F r l, 10* m. S p m .; Sun., 1-5 p m . No admit don charge. Details, aaaiue • CreaMt Art*. *00 SI. Andrew* Bird.. Winter Park: Th* dedication and donation ot "The Art ot Butlnett." lo th* Orange County Historical Society, presented by th* business community of Orlando will be * p.m. May II. A lecture and siIda show will be open to th* public at 7 p m . For Information call. *71 DM. a Creative Art Gallery. 145 S Maitland Ave Maitland: Th* tummw show schedule will begin with "Stone. Bone and S klrr" an opening reception wll be Mey 11 from ** p m. The display wll continue to July 1. Beginning July S. and continuing through Aug J. ' Win. Plac# and Show" will begin. Gallery hours: Wed-Sat.. It a m.-4 p m ,; Sun., 1-4 p.m. No admission charga. Details, 447 sen. • DeLand Museum at Art, 44* E. New York Ave., DeLand An eihibitton ot Haitian paintings ol folk Ilia and voodoo, from th* collection of David Cutrell, will continue to June 73. Dr. Paul Beaver will present e slide presentation ol the Amejon rain lores! at 7 p m May II. For more Information, call 1904)73* 4371. a Maitland Art Cantsr, 111 W Packnood Ave . Maitland Hours Mon . Wed . Frl., f a m. to 410 p.m.; and T u e t, Thurs , 10 a m. to t p.m.; and Sat., Sun . from noon 4 30 p m No admission charge. Details. 445-lllt. • Mount Dora Canter lor th* Arts, IM East Fifth Ave.. Mt. Dora. Th* public Is Invited lo view Rose and DeBusk through June 7th. Hours art 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Me-.-Sat. Admission Is free. For Informs rmatlon, call 1904)341 oaao • Orange County Historical Society, 11} E. Rollins St., Orlando: Th* premier* American eahlbltlon of "In th* Footsteps ol Columbus Jews In America 1*54 1M0." It now being shown on Tues Frl., 9 a.m. to I p m , S a l. Sun . noon to 5 p.m through June 3 No admission charge. Details. 199 9320 • Orlande Museum *f Art. }4I* N. Mills A v* , Orlando: Th* "Annual Juried Exhibition" Is now open lo th* public. Th* last day lor the "New Decorative Works Irom th* Colltcllon ol Norma and William Roth" will be May 13. Th* linal* ol th* Art After Dark season will leatur* a special prog-am ol avant garde art performance* entitled "The Culling Edge." on May 15 from 5 X I . X p n Admission it ISGtlltry hours a rt Tues -Thurt., 9 a m 5 p.m.; Frl., 9 a.m. 7:1 p.m.; Sat, 10 a m 5 p m.; Sun. 1} noon ] p m . doted Monday Admission charge. Details. 19* 4731 DANCE • American Legion, 2706 Wells Ave . Fern Park: Scandinavian Association ol Hagar Viking Club l osls Scandinavian and ballroom dancing at Its meetings every second Satur day at 7 p.m For details, call th* club president at 451-7414■ Casselberry Senior Center, 700 N T 'lpltl Lake Drive, Casselberry: Square dancing every Sunday at l :30j> m.. Mon , advanced line dance si 1 p m ; Tues . round dancing at 7:30 p m ; Wed . beginners line dancing el 1 3 p m Ballroom dancing on third Saturday, 7 30 pm ., 51.73 donation Details .'311551, t i l 139 • Otiielend Cleggers, Lake Mary Fire Dept, First Street ard Wilbur Avenue: Classes held Mondays Irom 7 9 p m Charge lor classes Details. 331 37*7 • Jewish Community Center, 4S1 N Maitland Ave., Maitland Israal (oik dancing Mondays from H O p m Lessens available 7 I pm Oelalls.445 5933 •Old Hlcknry Stampers, Knights ol Col umbut Hall, S Park Avenue. Sanlurd Clogging classes held Mondays *rom 7 1 p m Charge lor classes Details. 349 9579 • Rallies, Altamonte M all. Altamonl* Springs Beech Hoppers ol Orlando, rhythm V bluet dance club Wfed and Frl. i l l p m Details. 3(1 0*15 a Southern Ballet Theatre, 97* Orange Ave., Winter Park Th* 1999 90 season will close with "Coppell*." May 3<76 Performances will be held al the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre. <01 W Livingston S I , Orlando Admission charge Otlalls. 629 0133 • Sludtbaker's. 995 S R 434. Altamonl* Springs: Carolina Stiaggers. dancing lo beach music Sundays Irom 6 1 p m Details. 332 9714 Free lessons by Dance Club orCentral Florida. Sundays trcni 3 6 p.m Details. (61 5060 • Sunshine Cleggers, Maitland Civic Center. 441 S. Mai Iland Av* . MailumJ Classas held Thursdays from a 10pm Charge for classes Free beginner course 7 9 p m Oetalls. 695 4437 H FILM Environm ental exhibit opens The opening of "Source and Resource: The Environment" will bo al Seminole Community College, Fine Arts Gallery, 100 Weldon Blvd., Sanford, May 14 and continue throuh June 7. A reception will be held lor the artists May 15 at 3 p.m. in the line arts lobby. Dance the night away The 25th Annual National Amateur Ballroom Dancing Championships pres»-nle(l by the U.S. Amateur Ballroom Dancers Assoc. Inc., will be May 11-13 al the Allamontc Springs Hilton. For more Information call 984-3661. Rem em ber Harvey the rabbit0 The Ice House Theatre. Mount Dora, will present perfor­ mances of "Harvey," beginning May 11 and will continue Fri. and Sat. at H p.m. and Sunday matinees through May 27. For Infomratlon call (90-1)383-4616. RiverDaze Revue debuts Toe dinner show RiverDaze Revue debuts May 15 ami will be staged every Tues., Wed., and Thurs. night from 7:30 lo 10 p.m. on llie Rlvershlp Romance, 433 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. For reservations, call 321-5091. Don H enley in concert Dot) Henley will be In concert al the Orlando Arena on May 11. Tickets arc available al Hie Orlando Arena Box Office Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and all Tlckctmastcr oullcts. DRAMA • Civic Theatr* al Central Florida, toot E Princeton S t. Orlando For information call 996 73*5 • Ic* House Theatre, Mount Dora Ptrlor mances ol "Harvey." will begin May II and will continue Frl. and Sat i t I p m and Sunday matinees through May 27 For Intomrationcall I904IB3 4614 • Seminole Community College, Fin* Arts Theatre, too Weldon B lvd . Sanford For Information. 373 1450or 943 7001 • Th* American Young Actors Theatre, 3703 Lawton Hd , Suita 111. Orlando The 19*9 90 season schedule is as tallows "Cheaper By Th* Doten," May 10 13. Shows will be performed al the Ptrlor mlng Arts Center. Valencia Community College, east campus. Orlando Admission charge Details. 999 4774 • ■he Mark Two, 3V4 Edgewater Drive. Orlando The winter season will close with "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?” with performances running through May 70 For details, call TH E MARK or I 900 770 MARK • Theatre Dowlown. 2113 N Orange Av* . Orlando Opening May 19 is Constance Conqdon's "Tales ol the Lost Formlcans " Performances will continue through Juno 14 al 6 pm Thurs. Frl and Sat tvonlngs Admission For reservations call 941 0043 EXHIBITS • Big Tree Perk, General Hutchinson Parkway, oil U S Midway 17 97. Longwood Home ol The Senator, one ol the oldest bald cypress trees In Its# United States Park Includes picnic grounds and a nature walk to the tree Hour* Mon Frl., * a m to sunsat; S et. Sun , 9 a m to sunset No admission charge Details. 373 94IS, eit. 3473 • Bradle* McIntyre House. 133 W Watm-i S t . Longwood Visit »>e 1990 14 room Vlcto rlan home (very second and fourth Wednes day Irom II a m lo 4 pm Admission charge Details. 137 4930 • Florida Audubon Society. 1101 Ai-dubon Way. Maitland Madafyn Baldwin Center tor Birds ot Prey is open Tues Sal . 10 a m 4 p m (aviary closed Sun and M o n ); envl ronmenlal gilt shop opm Mon Frl . lO om 4 p m . and Sat.. 10 a.m 7 p.m No admission charge Details. 447 7415 • Henry Shtltan Santad Memor,.' Museum and Library, 570 E First St. Sanford Visit Sanford's history Tues Frl , 10 a m. 5 p m.; and Sun, I I p m Tta admission charge Details, 130 5*99.011 5499 • Holocaust Memorial Resource and Educa Hon Canter, 951 N Maitland Ave , Mail land To emphaslie Ihe lesnns ol the Holocaust, the following Him* will be prosanled through Ihe coming year May 21 "Pebbles " Film sbowtnq will begin al 7 30 p m The educa lional exhibit hall and library Is open Mon. Thurs , 9 a m. 4 p m,; Frl . 9 a m 1 p m , and th# lirsl and third Sun , noon to 4 p m No admission charge Details. 479 0555 • Maitland Historical Musoum, 271 W Pack wood Ave., Maitland: Museum hours are 2 4 p m. Sun . Tues and Frl No admission charge Details. 444 1344 • Seminole County Environmental Studies Center. Oslrey Trail and C R 419 This 344 acre school laclllty Includes Sli miles ol nature trails with native plants and wildlife, a • Altamonte Mall Cinema: 403 E Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Spring* "Q 4 A ." "W ld Orchid " Details. 934 3334 • Interstate Mall 4, I R *1* *nd I 4, Alt* monte Springs "Hid* For Red October.-— Space In v id e rt." ” T*!*» From Th* Dark side." "Teenage AAjtanf Nln|* Turtles. ' "Craiy People." "The Guardian.” Detail* 931 3050 aMevleland OH. 37*0Orlando Drive "Tees From Tha 0arkslde.'"'Nlgh1bre*d " Details. 377 1714 • Movies at Wtklva Rivet Walk, )H i [ Semorjn Blvd. ApofAa: "Teenage Mutant Nln|a Turtles." "Hunt For Red October,"Craiy Peopla," "Th* Guardian,” "Driving Miss Daisy.” "Mountain On Th# Moon. "Tales From Th* Datkslde," "Ernesl Coes ToJall." For information call M4 *0*0 • Plata Twin, Santa J Plata: "Teenage Mutant Nln|a Turtles." "Bom On Th* Fourth Ot July " Details. 377 7507 # Seminal* Plata Clremi. Seminole Plan Hwy. 17 97 and S R 41*. Cassalberry "Driving Miss Daisy." "Pretty Women Details. 379 7777. • TIM Metten Picture and Tel*vision Guile el Fterlda Inc.. Altamonte Springs: A cast of over 50 people will perform for members guests and tha public, fra* ol charge, highlighting aspects of motion picture e-d television production at Dell# Court of Flags Hofei May 77 at 4 30 p m For Inlormahon call 240 0004 • Th* Movies. Lake Howell Square, till S * 434. Casselberry: "The Gods Musi Be Crejy If," "Nuns On Th* Run." "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlas." "Mlonl Blue*." "Hunt For Red October." "Jo# vs Th# Volcano." Tie Guardian.” " 0 4 A " Detail*. *79 7144 • Unlttd Artist Mevtas at Markat Plat*, cornet ot Saion Blvd and Enterprise »4 Orange City "Teenage Mutant Ninn Turtles." "Driving Miss Daisy,” "The Vital Signs." "Nun* On Tha Run.” "Th* Guard tan." "Tales From The Darkslde." Hunt For Red October," "Crruy Peopla" Details 904 775 1700 MUSIC • Bast Western Deltona Inn, 4|| Dei tor* Blvd. Deltona. Mixed Emotions. Wed Set beginning al 9 X p m Details. 374 4493 • Caere's Palace, 32D0 S Orlando Drive Sanford New Image. Mon Sat., beglnn ng t< 9 p m Details. 331 0490 • FItigarald*. 5X N. Palmetto Av* . Sa-tor5 Live entertainment Tues Thurs ■ pm and Fri Sat beginning at 9p m. Details. 373 If:* • Florida Symphony Orchestra, 1900 N M ils av* . Suita 3. Orlando Tha pr«tant*lion 4t tha final conctrt for th* 1999/90 Chamber Series. "Baroque and Beyond." will be I p m May 17 at St John Lutheran Church. Winter Park Th# Maslerworks *1 Ihe C u t Performing Arts Centre will feature Cosmic Vision May tO and 17 at 4 p m For mo* information call >94 X II a Lake Monro* Inn. 34*5 Northwest Hwy 17 97, Sanford Ltgacy, Frl Sun 9 p m to closing Don Pale, Mon Sun. baglnn.ng 4 17 p m Details. 377 3104 a Rendeivous Lounge, S R 477. on* block north ot S R 436. Altamonte Sprli'gs Bit* the Bullet, Tues Sun beginning al t p m Details. 2*0 300. ■ Seminal* Community College. Wetdcti Blvd. Sanlord For Information call 323 Ii50 eel. 399 • The Barn. 1200 S. French Av* Smtom Live entertainment nkjhtly beginning *1 9 p m . and Sunday Ip m Details. I X dta WATER ACTIVITIES • Captain Hoy's Riverboat Cruises. Sanlord Boat Works. Sanlord. next to Osteen Bridge Dally narreled tours and charter* ol Rive' boat Princes* highlight wlldllle along the Si Johns River. Tours leave from Sanlord location overy day oxctpl Thursdays Touri leave Irom Hlghban1- Marina and Camp ground In DeBary on Thursdays Admission charge Details, I X 1*12 # Katie's Wtklva River Landing. 109 Katies Cove. Sanlord. oil Slat* Road 4* CHcrs canoe trips Including toe Little Wtklva River. Rock Springs. SI Johns River and Bice Springs (patrons shuttled beck upslreaml Katie 1 Cove alio offer* R.V site* and log cabin and boat rentals For reservation* and information call 372 44Z). or loll Irto *29 1412 from Orlando Hours Mon. Thurs. 7:30 a m 1 30p m.; Frl Sen . 7 .X * m.-7 p nr • Marina Ista Fish Camp, East Hwy 4*. Sanlord Features scenic alrboel rides and lours. R V park, campground, and boat and motor rentals For more Inlormalion call (#07 ) 327 4799 • Wekiva Fails Campground, Weklva River Road. West ol I 4 off SR 4*. Sorrento This historical sight (knownas "Ford Springs" In ’he 1900s) Includes (he "Worlds Largest Aerial Springs." with a constant temperature ol 74 degrees, picnic tables and pavilions, campsites. R.V parking, canoe rentals and tour boats Open daily Admission charge For Information, call (407) 1X9979 or 19041 3*1 9055 TH E W EA TH ER 60s Published Daily and Sunday, except Saturday by Th* Sanlord Herald. Inc . 100 N French Av* . Sanlord. 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F L O R ID A T E M P S MIAMI Florida 24 hour temperatures and rainfall si fl a m EOT Friday City HI Lo R ain IS SS 0 00 Apalachicola u 45 0 CO Crestvievv Dayton* Beech fl 4J 22 Fort Lauderdale 47 6* 3 Si Fort Myers 64 64 24 M 57 000 Gainesville J action,ill* 90 *4 000 IV n 000 Key West Miami 14 M t 14 14 SA 000 Pensacola S*r*Mta Bradenton as 54 25 Taiianasia* IV 47 000 Tampa M 66 0* Vero Beach 6f 24 West Palm Beech M ft* •; EX TE N D E D O U TLO O K N A T IO N A L T E M P S r -----------1 SATU RDAY P tly C ld y 9 1 -7 0 City A For«c4tl Albuquerque w Anchorage pc Asheville pc Atlanta sy SU N D AY R tly C ld y 9 2 -7 2 MONDAY S u n n y 0 3 -7 0 TU ESDAY P tly C ld y 91-72 T ID E S MOON PHASES F R ID A Y : SOLUNAR S T A T IS T IC S T A B L E : Min. 6-15 a.m.. 7:15 p.m.: Maj. 12:30 a m., 1:05 p.m. T I D E S : D a y t o n a B e a c h : highs. 9:44 a.m . 10 00 p.m.: lows, 3 :4 0 a m .. 3:25 p.m.; F IR S T M a y 31 New S m y r n a B e a c h : highs. 9:49 a.m.. 10.05 p.in ; lows. 3:45 a.m . 3 30 p in.; C o c o a B e a c h : highs. 10.04 a m .. 10:20 p m.; lows. 4 0 0 a.it)..3:45 p.m. B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S W EDNESDAY C lo u d y 8 0 -7 3 B O A T IN G S t. Augustine to J u p ite r Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feet and ehoppv. Current Is to Inlet Today., wind northwest 10 to the south with a water tempera­ ture of 72 degrees New Smyrna 15 kis becoming northeast 15 Beach: Waves are -1 to - l 'i feel kls afternoon. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Bay and real choppy- Current Is to and inland waters a moderate the south, with a water tempera­ chop. Tonight...w ind northeast to ture of 72 degrees. Sutt screen east IO to 15 kls. Seas 3 to 5 ft. factor: 15 Bay and inland waters a moder­ ate chop. T h e high temperature in Sanlord Thursday was 91 de­ grees and the overnight low was 63 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24 hour period ending al 8 a.m. Friday totalled .01 of an Inch. The trmperature at 8 a.m. today was 75 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 05. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport Other Weather Service data: T h u rs d a y 's high................90 B a r o m e tr ic p r e a a u r e .3 0 .0 9 R e la tiv e h u m id it y ....5 5 p e t W i n d s .............. . . E a s t , 1 2 m p h R a i n f a l l ........ ....................... 0 2 l a . 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D eputies find cocaine, knife Man battered w ith rod SANFORD — Jim m y Lee Daniels Jr.. 18. accused of bent In# Theodore Hunter Jr., with a metal rod during a dispute, has been charged with aggravated battery. Sanford police arrested Daniels at 1:32 a.m. Friday at home at 1705 W. 14th St., Sanford, ufter the earlier Incident on 16th Street. M IDW AY — A Seminole Couty sheriffs deputy who confronted a man loitering outsldr a rloscd business on Sipes Avenue. Midway, at about 3:30 a.m. today, arrested the suspect after allegedly finding u knife and cocaine In the man’s car. Lonnie McKinnon. 33. 2422 Randall St.. Midway, was charged with possession of a concealed knife and possession of a controlled substance. U n lf d > m i International D A YTO N A BEACH - Defense attorneys began presenting their rase Thursday In the first-degree murder trial of a 72-ycar-old recluse who claims she was In s a n e w hen she shot an 11-year-old boy. Police say Frederlcka Gibbons shot and killed Joey Karom of South Daytona Beach on Jan. 11. 1989. He and two friends Fake prescription ordered Sanford m an jailed on battery charge A man who allgedly punched the arm and grabbed the throat of Trcna Eden. 20. of Enterprise, was arrested at his Sanford house. Seminole County sheriff's deputies churged Joseph Lee Sheehan. 21. 713 Urlarclllff St., with battery. He was arrested at 1:30 a.m. today. CASSELBERRY — City County Investigative Bureau agents report arresting n woman who showed up at a Casselberry’ drug store to claim a fake prescription for a controlled substance. Julie Ellen Cross. 27. of Winter Park, was churged with attempting to obtain a prescription by misrepresentation. She was arrested at Eckcrd’s Drugs. Butler Plaza. State Road 436. at 1:45 p.m. Thursday. C If you were a student of Henry David Thoreau, you would understand her wanting to live out in the woods with her dogs and other animals. J D eputies nab man on warrant Man charged w ith hitting w ife SANFORD — A man who allegedly hit his wife In the face and broke her eyeglasses, has been arrested by Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Deputies said Kathy Walker’s face was cut during the Incident at her house. Her husband. Richard Dwayne Lyles. 30. 192 Stcfanlk Road. Sanford, was arrested at home at 12:49 a.m. today. He Is charged with battery. W om an knocked down A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — A man who approached Johonna Schulte on a street In rural Altamonte Springs, and allegedly hit her and knocked her to the ground, has been charged with battery. Seminole County sheriffs deputies report arresting Stephen Shelby Uolln, 30. 167 Plumosa Drive. Altamonte Springs, at 11 element of a classic American tragedy.’’ he said. "Th e y would go out and have fun with her.” he said. ’’In the Juvenile world. It’s fun to pick on people who arc different. ... If you were a student of Henry David Thoreau. you would un­ derstand her wanting to live out In the woods with her dogs and other animals.” Cass said Gibbons' eyes were ■-shut when she fired the shot that A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS — A man arrested Thursday night by Seminole County sheriffs deputies on n warrant for burglary, was also charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Deputies said the contraband was found on Floyd Dell Pierce. 26. 2000 Georgetown Drive, Altamonte Springs, when he was searched. The arrest was made at 122 Jackson St.. Altamonte Springs, at 6:15 p.m. -D efen se attorney Reym ond C a ss had wandered Into a patch of killed Karom. woods where Gibbons lived In a Tw o boys with Karom that day shelter made of two cars, a truck gave jurors their versions of and a camper top. events on Wednesday. In o p e n in g s t a t e m e n t s Chris Sawyer. 12. and David Wednesday, defense attorney Bennett. 13. said they were Raymond Cass said Gibbons, playing when they heard what who had been harassed by they thought was a cap gun. c h ild re n In the past, was Sawyer said. frightened and Insane when she "Joey said. 'I'm shot, get me fired. out of hcrc.” Sawyer said. ’’When you have heard all the Gibbons had lived In the evidence, you will sec every wooded area about a decade. Sem inole C ounty DUi arrests SANFORD - The following person faces a churge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Tim m y Altken. 21. 103 Silver Mane Terrace. Sanford, was arrested at 1:19 a.m. today after his car was clocked traveling 72 mpli In a 40 mph zone on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. Report: Set course for space study United P f ■ International W ASHINGTON - The United States must chart a more specific path for the future of the space program before making major decisions about building new types of spacecraft, a report concluded Friday. "A national dialog is urgently needed to establish the future course of the publicly supported space program and to outline the p r e f e r re d m e a n s of a c ­ complishing the program goals." said the Office of Technology Assessment report. "Access to Space: The Future of U.S. Space Transportation Systems " "Th e lack of a clear course for U.S. space activities makes the scale and character of future demand for space transportation highly uncertain." the 92-page report states. "It Is not sensible to chose among space transpor­ tation options w ithout first selecting the specific goals to be served." Congress must chose among a variety of options In deciding which space programs to fund. Including building new space­ craft or upgrading existing vehicles, the report said. The options Include: • building Improved "expen­ dable launen vehicles or ELV s," which arc rockets used only once. • limiting the number of space snuttle launches each year to only eight to 10. which Is fewer than the number proposed by NASA. • building additional space shuttles. • Improving the safety and reliability of the existing space shuttle fleet. • d eve lo p in g an crew lcss space shuttle to carry cargo Into space, known asthc "shuttle-c.” 20.6 Cu. Ft. 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BEFORE YOU Bur f y o o t t . . m 0* *»••» lihnfl �yWMt Sanford, Florida — Friday. May It Sanford Herald (usps ut-no) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA . 32771 Area Code 407 322-2611 or 831-9993 Warm D. Dor la. Pvbllthar RenaM W. Ho*k, Eaacutiva Editor Lavra M ilan, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*......................................$19.50 6 Months............................ $39.00 l Year ..........................................*78.00 EDITORIALS Frankly unacceptable In another shameless display of Incumbent abuse of franking privileges, members of the House of Representatives are bombarding their constituents with hundreds of millions of pieces of political propaganda — all at taxpayer expense. Lawmakers are writing home on such a scale that the House Administration Com­ mittee has Just authorized purchase of a large diesel truck. The 948.000 vehicle Is needed to shuttle the huge volumne of franked mail between the House mail room and a rented warehouse. Last fall. Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Callf.. at­ tempted to prohibit mass mailings, which typically are sent to every postal patron in a state o. congressional district. In an amendment to a 91.9 billion appropriations bill. Wilson called for 958.2 million of the amount earmarked for free mailings to be shifted to a program to help drug-addicted babies, leaving only 910.2 million for mall money. But when Congress and the Bush ad­ ministration put together an anti-drug plan, the Wilson amendment was rejected and members managed to preserve their costly perquisite of Incumbency. As a cynical nod in the direction of reform-minded voters, how­ ever, lawmakers voted to limit the number of pS from six to three a year for '•o f Congress. A lunlt of two pages also was placed on newsletters. The Postal Service now estimates that the House will spend at least $79 million on constituent mal'lngs this year, overspending its allowance by about 935 million. This extra cost must be absorbed by the post office until Congress provides reimbursement. By contrast senators have shown some restraint. Postal officials estimate the Senate' franking bill for the year will be about S18 million, or $6 million less than the amount allocated. In view of the pressing need to contain wasteful spending, the Senate has pleaded with the House to demonstrate similar restraint. But the cascade of taxpayer-funded corre­ spondence from the House is not likely to slow down. Voters can expect to continue to pay for more of the sort ,rf unsolicited, self-serving mail dispatched by numerous representatives. Hapless voters who receive this politcal Junk mall can, of course, toss it in the trash can. But therc'B no consolation In knowing that, whether they want It or not. they will have to pay for it as long as Congress continues its abuse of the franking privilege. Height and m ight Some Japanese are upset because their leaders look shorter than American leaders. At summit sessions. U.S. presidents and secretaries of state always seems to tower over their Japanese counterparts. Time magazine says a Japanese foreign ministry's official made short shrift of his countrymen's complaints, replying "We cannot fake anything. These guys are short. We have to face it." He might have softened that accurate but somewhat insensitive remark by adding that many powerful leaders also were very short. The classic example is Napoleon Bonaparte, a veritable shrimp who nevertheless for many years had Europe trembling In its boots. And. of course, there was tiny David,’ who clobbedred Goliath. However diminutive in stature they may be. Japanese leaders have helped create a financial and technolglcal giant. So Japanese subjects should not, forgive the phrase, sell their leaders short. B e rry 's W o r ld M O S C O W C IR C U S 1990 WILLIAM A. RUSHER Baker not prime for 1992 VP slot ^ SAN FRANCISCO — The latest rumor making the rounds in Washington concerns that sly fellow Janies Baker. Nobody doubts that he Is ambltiuus to be president. His only problem Is how to get there. According to the rumor, his good friend President Bush will give him a leg up in 1992 by reshuffling various high officials. Vice President Qunylc would (on this theory) be persuaded to step down and become secretary of defense — defense being the topic on which everyone concedes that Quayle was an expert while serving In the Senate. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney would take over as secretary of state. And Secretary of State Baker would then be designated as Mr. Bush's choice for th** vice presidency In his own second term. Fate, presumably, would take matters from there. The first thing that has ta be said for the above scenario Is thal it Is by no means oat of the question. If President Bush wants these things to happen, they will probably happen. (There Is one fly In the ointment, however: The Constitution prohibits two Individuals from the same state from serving as president and vice president. So either Mr. Bush or Baker would have to change his Texas residence. Mr. Bush would probably have the easier time of It, given tils long association with Kcnncbunkport. Maine.) But how likely Is Mr. Bush (o go to all that trouble. -t even to promote the fortunes of his friend Baker? Dropping an Incumbent vice president Is. In Itself, u confession that the Individual Imperils the ticket — an adm ission Mr Bush Is not likely to want to make unless change Is absolutely essential. Mnreover. th e p re s id e n t Is famous lor his loyal­ ty. and Dan Quayle Is doing everything he can lo earn It. Final­ ly. whether Quayle weakens the ticket or £ D ropp ing an not. the polls will p ro b a b ly show a in c u m b e n l Dush-Quaylc ticket vice presid en t so fur ahead of any is a c o n ­ lik e ly D em ocratIc fe ss io n that c o m b in a tio n that th e In dividual Quayle's alleged de­ im p erils the fects simply won't tic ke t. J matter. Nevertheless. It Is at least conceivable that Baker might make It to the vice presidency by the route described . . »f ..... . finer above. Ami. course, once there there he uilglu become president at any moment If somr dlsastcr overtook Mr. Bush. But what If George Bush lived out his second term In rosy g(XM| health? How likely Is It that Baker could win the liKMi presidential nomination on his own? 1have high regard for Baker's Intelligence and political skills, hut I simply cannot bring myself in believe that ids personality is politically salable, al Ihe presidential level, at this stage m American |x>llllcs. In order to win the nomina­ tion, Baker would have to enter ut.d win the U0„ ’s share of the Republican primaries, I're sutnably there would 1m- plenty of rival can dictates, and It Is surely likely that some of them and perhaps all of them, would be more attractive lo the average voter than Baker This Is. alter all. the Age of Television, and a certain easy manner In confronting lhat lube is almost essential If a candidate is going to com m and tinsupport of American voters. But Baker conns across as up tight, button-lipped and foxy Ihs smile, when hr displays one. Is the klml tli.it Implies he knows something we don't know and he can’t tell us. Efforts to give him a "human touch” by showing him roping dogles, or doing whatever else he does for relaxation mi weekends, simply make matters worse JA C K ANDERSON Fam ilies grieve over Army error GEORGE F. WILL S ilber gives Dem ocrats hope BOSTON — Most politicians aspire to be petunias, pleasant commonplace flowers In the publlc garden. Then there Is John Silber. the candidate as thistle. If you are looking for kinder and genller. look elsewhere. Silber. 63. u former professor of philosophy. Is on leave from the presidency of Boston University where he frequently fought with the faculty. (A faculty member on Silber: "First-rate minds can be lunatics, like Ezra Pound.") He Is seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination In Massachusetts. "I don’t speak plastic." he says. Indeed. On his DU salary, the highest among university presidents: "I'm not embarrassed to get one-quarter of what a mindless anchorman on T V gets. I’m not avciage." Any pledge not to raise taxes "borders on Insanity.” Jesse Jackson (Silber can't endure "the mindless, rhyming pieces of nonsense on which he has built a career") might be Cabinet material because every President's Cabinet "needs someone to write bumper slickers." His longue lias always been tart. When the young BUI Bennett, now drug czar, was Silbcr's student. Silber compared Bennett's doctoral dlsscratlon to Texas chill: "Mostly beans and mush with Ihe occasional meat." A lifelong educator who has taught at Yale and Texas, his words on schools are especially unmlnced Many schools are "Institutionalized programs of child neglect." The curriculum of the typical school of education ("certifying the Ineducable to be educators") amounts to "a two-or three-year negative Intelligence test." A voucher system would mean "the end of public education” unless teachers' unions allowed outside evaluations of teachers and ensured that they are "worthy mentors and available lo pupils us needed.” tic favors a state examination for all high-school seniors. A school In which fewer than HO percent pass would be on probation. Tw o consecutive such years and the school would be decertified and denied public funds. To slop teachers from giving "social promo­ tions." Silber favors similar state examina­ tions for fourth and eighth graders. "The hlgh-school diploma In Massachusetts Is too oftetia fradulcul document. When Silber says back to basics, he means basics: We should begin by leaching children something that. In earlier times, reality taught them through the deaths of siblings and elders: "Th e y arc going to die." Sound education depends on this contact with reality. The President's campaign theme was "Don't worry, be happy.” Silbcr's Is: Life ts real, life Is earnest, life is short. In a lime of cloying national triumphalism. Slltier's Is the voice of a scold. He believes America has become self-indulgent, enervated by wealth and demoralized by bad philosophy. Self-Indulgent? Educational standards "are derisory by standards that were operative In ordinary little country schools a hundred years ago." Enervated'? The affluence that capital­ ism produces Is dissolving the virtues — Industriousness, deferral oi gratification — that capitalism re­ quires. Bad phllosop h y ? T h c tra n sfo rm a tio n of whims Into "needs." then Into "rights." p ro c e e d s on the a s s u m p tio n th a t "sin ce rity" creates "values" and a nofault life. A lthough Silber. like a lot of Demo­ c r a t s . v o te d for Reagan ami Bush, he c a lls h im s e lf " a tra d itio n a l llhernl f e ll you are Democrat." He led a lo o kin g (or T e x a s c a m p u lg u k in d e ra n d a g a in s t c a p it a l g e n tle r, lo o k punishment, helped e ls e w h e re . | | found the Head Start program, and says that w ith o u t pre­ school programs for children uges three, four and five who lack adequate adult can- al home. ’we can only talk emptily about equality of opportunity." He has been a Democrat 54 years, since 1936. when his father received a homeimprovement loan from an FDR program, and enlarged his family house. But his father still praised Hoover and lambasted FDR. so child Silber said. “ Why Is it that everything good (hat has happened to our family has happened since Roosevelt became President?” The thistle was prickly early. If Democrats can find the nerve to nominate him. he should win in a stale where only 14 percent of voters are Republicans and Re­ publican candidates must attract disaffected Democrruis who lltink liberalism has become woolly-headed. However, his party may be unnerved by the accusation that he Is “ Insensitive." Recently he was denounced for saying that a woman has an opportunity to lx- a pretty girl between, say ages 15 and 25. Critics called him Insensitive to women over 25. But Silber said what he said while discussing a Yeats poem (specifically, the llm- "What shall 1do for pretty girls now my old bawd is dead?**) in a hlgh-school class that Slitter says Included "exceedingly scruffy, dirty. Ill-kempt young girls." He (old them they were In a wonderliil window of life and Instead ot luxuriating In Ihetr loveliness "they were throwing n away with (her assiduous effort to lx- repulsive." W A S H IN G T O N Jo h n n ie Parish ol Joshua. Texas, lost his brother Frank in the Vietnam War In 1968. But the harshest legacy of the war came last year for Johnnie when he found out that the Arm y had buried Ihe wrong body in Frank's grave Lou Ann laiDohn of Washington DC doesn't know who is buried beneath the tombstone that bears the nam e of her brother G a ry, but she's sure it Isn't him. Veronica Shanley of San Diego agreed only a few weeks ago. against her gut feel ings. to let the gov­ ern men l pin her son Michael's name on a tombstone with three other names over n common grave She f T h e y areal went along with the th e m ercy o) gesture to honor Ihe th e Pentagon, others in her son's w h ic h they unit, but she bellrves fe e l is trying Michael Is si III alive. These families are lo bu ry Ihe th e w a r ’ s la te s t p a s t, if not the victims. They arc al rig h t bodies J Ihe mercy of Ihe Pentagon, which they feel Is trying, once and for all. lo bury the past. If not the rigid Ixxllcs. Some 2,300 Americans arc still ofllelalls unaccounted for ami presumed dead from the Vietnam War. The government has uscil everything from hard-boiled science t<» guesswork to analyze bone and teeth re­ turned since the end of the war. So far. 280 ol the missing have been accounted for The process Is a nightmare far those who feel their loved ones are still alive. It Is had enough that Vietnam and Its allies kept the remains too long, ami In some cases tried lo pass off animal bones as soldiers remains. But America's own accounting process Is flawed too. The Pentagon some times ask families to accept pieces of bone or leelh and call the case closed. I.aHolm's brother's purported remains were part of a bag of 17 teeth and 145 boric fragments, the longest of which was less than 2 Inches. The remains came from a helicopter crash Involving nine men. Th e military dix-sn'l know if any of them got away alive. With or without the families' consent, the government makes Its best guess and then erases the name of that soldier from the list of the missing. That doesn't erase the doubts of the families. Military records show sonic remains thal defy Identification, yet they have been given a name and a plot at Arlington National Cemetery. Dr. Michael Charney, a forensic pathologist Irorn Colorado. Is a critic of the Pentagon's ID program. He estimates that 70 percent of the cases he has re -e x a m in e d relied on circumstantial evidence, not science. And he blames lhal In part on the rush to close cases ai *hc Army's ID lab In Hawaii Ihe Army ck-nles lhal It Is in too big of a . Jlurry lo do the jot) right. It defends the group burials as the best way to allow families and comrades lo pur their loved ones lo rest. The s chief of casualty affairs told us. There can t be anything worse than not knowing. And when they get something, they bet ter about It." reel But Shanley said sue went to an elaborate Arm y tuner al lor her son only to pay her respects. ' I hey are hoping I accept sorie of the remains to be my son's and I don't." she told our associate Dan Njegumlr. LaBohn relented and ailcndcd a similar funeral for her brother Gary. "I just got tired." she said. "It's been 21 years. T o tell you the truth. I don't think any part of my brother Is In that coffin." Parrish hail his douhis back In 1973 when the Arm y gave his family a coffin of unrecognizable remains and said lhat they were his brother Frank. Last year. Frank's real body was returned by the Vietnamese with his dental work .(act. �£ Sanli'd Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, May 11. 1990 — SA Boats Bumpy Continued from Page 1A Bathroom facilities at the less lik e ly to develop the Dow ntow n party will be provided at local Continued from Page 1A washboard surface, but they on them. W a te rlro n Association. Te n restaurants. Morgan says the bouncing re q u ire m ore m a in te n a n ce percent of the money raised from People needing to go U'rough suspension of autos speeding on because they develop potholes the race and from the party w ill. downtown and to detour around go to the Thomas Whlgham the party may take 17-92 west a freshly-graded dirt road causes m ore often. T h e y can also Foundation. the surface to compact u n ­ becom e Impassable after a around Lake Monroe or Third evenly. Even a day after the road rainstorm. Mor#»n says. Gravel The races will be held at the Street east. waterfront Saturday and Sunday Lots at the following locations Is graded. Wcklvn Park Drive Is would help, but Is too costly, he from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets to will be available for parking: graded every two to three weeks, said. he says. “ I sympathize with people races, available at the gate to the Sanford C ity Hall, Seminole Morgan says clay roads are living on dirt roads. I really do." Marina Isle and at Holiday Inn C ounty Courthouse, Greater and all ticket master locations, Sanford Chamber or Commerce are $10 per day for adults and parking lot. the lot across the $5 for children under 12. street from the Chamber. SunBoat race promoters estimate Bank and the small parking lot that about 25.000 spectators will at the comer of Second Street Continued from Page 1A show up for the weekend event. dertaken Is construction of n and Oak Avenue. 1 0 0 0 -foot ra is e d w o o d e n Free shuttle service also will Edward Posey said Several downtown Sanford The zoo's operating budget is walkway that meanders through streets will be closed Friday be provided between the races e v e n i n g b e c a u s e of th e and lots In the vicinity of U.S. about $1 million per year and the exhibits. festivities. They are: First Street Posey said the footpaths that 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, on th e T D C p r o v id e s a b o u t from Sanford Avenue to Park the days of the races according $ 120,000. go through the zoo are made of a . "We are very appreciative of p c a t -lik c m a te r ia l w h ic h Avenue and Park Avenue from to the Downtown Merchants the TD C. but there Is lot more becomes soft and muddy shortly Commercial Street to Second Association. that needs to be done. We are after heavy rains. Street. still trying to catch the zoo up to "It's Just common knowledge There Is no admission fee for normal standards." he said. that after a rain this is not one of the event tonight, organizers Posey said most of the Im­ the nicest p lu m to be. We're said. provements that have been hoping to change that." he said.. Three bands will be playing Continued from Page IA from 5:30 to 0:30. They are: The The toucans were housed In a surcharge on made to the zoo since last summer have been very basic. cage-type exlblt. Antonin said. Killer Dudes. Htg lied and the bar drinks. "There arc a lot of things that By establishing a more normal T h e Senate package also Kuuntry Krulscrs and Stony tightens enforcement of the sales we knew have needed work for a environment lor the animals, Slxma. Businesses and sponsors will tax on mall order purchases, long time." Posey said. "It's not zoo officials arc hoping that they provides a 100-pcrcent surchage that we didn't want to do them, will have better luck breeding have display booths. the pair. At 5 p.m. today, local boats on coin-operated pornographic we Just didn’t have the money." The biggest project being un"W e have had some eggs laid will begin to gather at the film machines. Introduces a ■n the past. Only about half of Marina for a bonl parade that half-cenl per serving tax on soft them were good and they will go to start begin there and drinks and Increases the fee pushed those out of the nest. We move past PaIrne;to and first charged state agencies using are hoping that ibis will promote street. Boats will be parked from state trust funds. Continued from Page IA more normal behavior for the The House budget Includes Palmetto to Park Avenue. grunts from the county's 2- animals." At 6 p.m. there will be a grand about $330 million In program pcrccnt tourist tax on short­ The most striking feature of opening ribbon cutting ceremo­ cuts, but a $547.5 million tax te rm lo d g i n g . T h e La ke "the Froot Loop" bird, as the ny In front of Magnolia Mall. plan that calls (or a clgarcttc-tax Mary-Ileuthrow Festival of the children know It from cereal Ilyams will emcee and Dave lncrea.se of 9 cents and u 20Arts, which received $25,000 commercials. Is its large sun­ Farr, executive director of the l>ercent hike for other tobacco last year, was also removed. burst color beak. Antonio said. Greater Sanford Chamber of products. It larks the tax on T h e beak Is very light and Commerce will Introduce V.I.P.s. drinks but contains higher levies Also, a $300,000 request from flexible. At the conclusion of the on Investment portfolios. Both l-ake Brantley High School In The beak Is adapted well to opening ceremonies, the blues bills also extend the sales tax to build a competition swimming [Hiking Into holes and crevices, Oand Stony Slxma will play at "wireless cable" — meaning pool will not lx- considered (his so the bird Is well suited to Magnolia Mall for about 45 satellite descramblers. year. snatching small Insects from minutes. Another $200 milllnn w ^ 'd holes In the ground and in trees. Next, the band Big Red und tar made available to the stale by Among the proposals the TlX,' T h e toucan also cats small the Kiuntry Kruisers will play speeding up collections of w ill consider May 25 Is a animals like lizards, as well as for two hours at the main stage sales-tax receipts from big busi­ $12,000 request for Sanford's fruits and nuts, thus making It at the corner of First Street und nesses. But the House bill links Golden Age Games. $25,000 for un omnivore (one that eats meat Park Avenue. After Big Red that Issue to the lax package, a the city's St. Lucia festival. as well as vegetation). concludes. The Killer Dudes will gesture intended to make the lax $50,000 to restore the Lake The birds are very active and play SOs and 6Q* rock for about plan more palatable to Gov Bob Monroe beachfront. $400,000 to they don't s|»cnd a whole lot of 45 minutes at the corner of First Martinez. upgrade the Henry Shelton time In ,.i Unde, so they'll Strrrt and Palmetto Each revenue package would Sanford Memorial Library and continue to be very e $ ^ / J 'r.lng Local businesses will have b rin g In app ro xim a tely $ 1 Museum und $20,000 for a to watch, the curator said. The display booths during the Friday billion, roughly equivalent of the display at the Central Florida birds aie about eight to 10 years governor's tax-and-feespackage. Regional Airport evening party. old. Antonio said. Toucans Budget TDC DEATHS STANLEY IRA ABRAHAM JOHN T. BOLLY Stanley Ira A braham . 74. Escondido A vc.. A ltam onte Springs, died Wednesday at Flor­ ida Hospital Altamonte. Born Aug. 9. 1915. In New York City, he moved to Altamonte Springs from there In 1977. Hr was the vice president of advertising for a sales promotion company and a member of the Knights of Pythias. Orlando. Odd Fellows. New York. AARP aqd was on the Board of Directors for Escondido Condominiums. Survivors Include wife. Sophie: son. S tu art. Ilotm del. N .J .: daughter. Marlene Rakover. Hong Kong: five grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. John T . Holly. C4. 1020 Upsala Road. Sanford, died Wednesday at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford. Born Aug 23. 1925, in Sanford, he returned there from Kcyscr. W.Va.. In 1987. He was retired from the e l e c t r o n i c s d i v i s i o n of Westlngbouse und Gould In ­ dustries. He was a Presbyterian and an Arm y veteran of World War If. Survivors Include sons. John S. Sr.. MlllersvlUc. Md.. Louie M.. Glen Hurnlc. Md.; daughter. Patricia Ann Woodworth. San­ ford; sister. Margaret Harrell. Sanford; nine grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofurrungements. RUSSELL B. BARBOUR Harvey E. Brown, 87. 157 A lh a m b ra A v c ., A lta m o n te Springs, died Wednesday at Flor­ ida Hospital Altamonte. Born April 4. 1903. In Matawan. N .J.. he moved to Altamonte Springs from Jersey City in 1972. He was a retired truck driver und a Protestant. Survivors Include daughter. Rita C la yto n , lla zlc t. N . J .; brothers. Elmer. Farmlngdale. N .J .. Edwin. Mllltown. N .J ., Wilbur. Knoxville. Tenn.; sisters. Hazel Lewis. Morristown. N .J.. Leila Hartm un. Tom s River. N .J.. Gertrude White. Ptnralls Park: five grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a irc h ild Fun eral Home. Forest City, in charge of arrangements. Russell B. Barbour. 76. 123 Rost- Briar Dr.. Longwood. died Wednesday at his residence. B o r n M a y 1 4. 1 9 1 3 , I n Washington. D .C . he moved to Longwixxl from there In 1977. He was a letter carrier for the U .S . Postal Service and a m e m b e r of th e S t. M a ry Magdalen Catholic Church. Al­ tamonte Springs. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War and was a member of the Monslgnor Bishop Council 2112. Knights of Columbus. O rla n d o . Am erican Legion. Washington. Flirt Post Office Reserve Association und was past president of the Uptown Lions Club. Washington. survivors Include daughter. Rita Ann Nelson, Rockville. Md.; sisters, Audrey Hyder. Longwood, Agnes Lyrisky. Washington: brother. Robert C., Indianapolis: five grandchildren: one great-grandson. C o x -P a r k e r C a re y H a n d Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. HARVEY E. BROWN E piscopalian. Survivors include sons. David. Orlando. Paul. Winter Springs: daughter. Cathv Garrett. Winter Springs: one grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. EARL WARREN GARDNER SR* Earl Warren Gardner Sr„ 88. Sausalllo Blvd., Casselberry, died Wednesday at Manor Care. Winter Park. Bom Jan. 18. 1902 In Orange. Mass., he moved to Casselberry from Richmond. Va.. In 1987. lie was a cost controller for an engineering firm and a Presbyterian. He was u Navy veteran and a life member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors include son. Earl Jr.. Garden Grove. Calif.; daugh­ ters. Donna Rocchto, Avalon. Calif.. Beverly Garvcr. Bellflower. Calif. All Faiths Memorial Park. Cas­ selberry. In charge of arrange­ ments. nbytertan Church. Sanfonl. She was a member of the First Federation of Garden Clubs and Ihe Rose Circle. Sanford. Survivors Include son. Charles F.. Big Flats. N.Y.: daughters. Betty Jane Deal. Lancaster. Pa.. Mary \nn Graham. Deltona: n in e g r a n d c h ild r e n : three great-grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. MICA FURNITURE CENTER 31 Pet. c SPECIAL!" 2249* 6 Pc. WATERFALL BEDROOM SET (Choice ol Colors) 5 Pc. DINETTE SET (15 To Choose From) 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SET (Che.ce ol Fabrics) 3 Pc. COCKTAIL SET (Cho.ce ol Colors) -I LAMPS 1TV STAND 21 PCS. St 699.00 • V i M* ICBQIWQUTMA T e le p h o n o 3 2 4 * 0 0 0 0 fORLD HtftlE SHOWCASE BLDQ. » 2 0 -IV FRI.-SAT. 6 SUM. SAM - SPM Authors Continued from Page 1A such as spelling. "W e want these children to nut be afraid to put their thoughts on paper in whatever way they feel is right." Walters said. At today's event, approximate­ ly 300 students, parents and teachers gathered for the fifth annual conference. "It has been growing steadi­ ly." said Walters, who explained that three students were selected from each of the district's 26 elementary schools. At each school, one student Is chosen from the kindergarten and first grade level, one from second and third grade and one from fourth and fifth grade. The students who attend the conference represent not only those who have shown a talent for writing. Walters said, but al*u> those who have expressed a sincere Interest In thr subject. "W e really want to promote writing In the schools." Walters said. "W e w rnl these kids to be excited by writing." At today's conference, the children had the opportunity to work with teachers on several nktll-cnhanclng exercises and to work with their peers on criti­ quing their own work and the work of others. "T h e y will have the opportuni­ ty to see what the other students arc doing," Walters said. In preparation for the confer­ ence. the w orks of fifteen BANKRUPTCY" - IS IT F O R Y O U ? FED ER A L LAW M A Y HELP • ■WIFE OUT DEBTS •KEEP YOUR PROP..* M ■CONSOLIDATE B U S •STOP COLLECTION THREATS ■STOP FORECLOSURE AND LAW SUITS SOLLY, JOHN T Funeral Mrvicts lor Mr John T Dolly, **. ot Sontord, who died WedntuJdy. will be Saturday el 1 p m at Ihe Brm or Funeral Home Chapel. Sanlted. with Rev Peter Courlat Jr olllciating Friends may call today (Friday) from 1* and l l p m af the luneral home Interment will be at Philo* Cemetery. Western Pert, Md Brnson Funeral Home. Sanlord. In charge ot arrangement* ELIZABETH M. WILKE MOORE. ANTONIO D. Funeral lervIce* tor Antonio 0 Moor*, age 4. ot Sanlord. who died May S. wilt be I p m Saturday at Sanlord Tabernacle ot Prayer with Rev Carrie B Bryant officiating Friend* may call at It* luneral home today (Friday) Irom 4 * p m Burial will be in the Reitlawn Cemetery Sunrlte Funeral Home, Sanlord. in charge ot arrangement* Elizabeth M. Wilke. 85. 420 Summerlin Avc.. Sanford, died Thursday at her residence. Born Feb. 31, 1905. In Bayonne. N.J.. she moved to Sanford from Staten Island. N.Y., In 1930. She w as a h o m e m a k e r and a m e m b e r of the F irs t P re - Funeral services ter Mr* Eliiabelh M* Wllkt, » 5, widow ol Mr CharleiG Wilke, will be Monday at It am at the F!r*t Pre sbytenan Church ol Sanlord with Rev G Richard Damlak officating Interment will follow in Oak lawn P<v ■ Cemetery In Lake Mary Brluon Funeral Home. Sanlord. In charge ol arrangement*. WILKE. ELIZABETHM. FREE LECTURES •NOON. SATURDAYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTO R N EY A T LAW 339-2022 . OTHER SERVICES Sue 10*077 Ueitlend Av*. Aittmantt Springe | U H ie South ol SR 4M) r t OR MICHAEL LALIBERTE' If you've reached the "senior citizen" plateau, good foot care can help you keep active. Thai's why you should seek Ihr help of a podiatrist whenever you're having problems with your feel. Podiatry Is one of the healing arts. Your podiatrist Is the spe­ cialist who's responsible for Ihc treatment and prevention ofdis­ orders of the feet. He can help keep your feel healthy and free of aches and pains. Like other doctors, his services arc In eluded In Medicare health lu surance. As jx-ople gel older, the skin und nails of I he feel tend to become dry and brittle There may be a numbness and disco! oration. If Ihe condition Is serl oils. It may be one of the llrsl signs of diabetes, arthritis, or circulatory disease. Thai's an other reason why periodic ex­ aminations of the feet are Im­ portant, Any disease is much easier to treat when It s dlscov ered In Its early stages. Don't hesitate to see your |Mxllatrt.st whenever you're hav Ing problems with feet or legs. Let him give you the help you need. From the office of: S E M IN O L E F O O T & A N K L E C L IN IC . P.A. 8 1 9 F irs t S t „ Sanford 3 3 0 -6 5 3 8 youngsters, chosen by a panel of local writers, teachers and edi­ tors were printed In an antholo­ gy. Poems and stories, all Il­ lustrated by the young authors, were printed in Ihe 29-page book. The anthology Includes the writings of kindergartener Alex Schulz; first graders Kristen C lo s s e n , C h a rle n e T a lb o t . Kathryn Amar and Allen Huf­ fman; second graders Megan McMillan and Jason Miller: third g ra d e rs G eoff C a s tc llu c c l. Je s s ic a S tu a rt und J a c k ie Crlspcll and fifth graders Marja M a nusco. J o .d a n Inthiratvongsy. Shawnc Holcob. Amelia M. Gonzalez and Jenny Kim. Fifth grader Summer Sheffield designed the cover. The students will have the opportunity to hear well-known children's author Marvin Terban speak today. Terban. who has written such books as "Eight Ate." "In a Pickle." "Your Foot's on my Feet" and "Mad as a Wet H en." spoke to the children about the fun part of studying language arts. Many of Terban’s books deal with w<..d play. "W e want to make writing fun so the students will want to do II," Walters* ild. “ F e e l G ood A g a in * ’ LA K E M ARY BLVD. C H IR O P R A C T IC ' ' C L IN IC C h iro p ra c tic F a m ily • H «e»lth C e n te r 902 E La k e M.»ry O lvd (S u its 107 B « y h e $ d C e n te r) S a n fo rd . FI 32773 • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER S COMP • SLIP & FALL INJURIES I PH.322-9300 NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, M O T H E R 'S D A Y SPECIAL 15% Off 321j7699_ H ELP U S CELEBRATE N a tio n a l N u r sin g H o m e W eek T o help kick off this special week... Sunday, May 13 Mother arid Daughter Tea 3:00 til 4:30 pm (For our Resident* Only) Monday, May 14 Join us for coffee and donut* and *tour from 9 am to 3 pm. Open U> Public. Tuesday, May 15 Mini Health Farr! Come get a FREE Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar Level Checkup from our stall of Nurses. (Pulse and Weight Included) 9 am to 3 pm Only. P o d ia t r is t ____ I FO O T CARE FOR THE ELDERLY It w ould be n ice ." safd Kathleen Elliot, a 20-ycar resi­ dent. "We have to creep along at five miles per hour now. I ride m y bike to the end of the road sometimes and the road Is cov­ ered In bolts from the cars." Elliot’s husband Joseph Elliot, said he would also like to ha' c the road paved, but only If the rounty pays the full cost. "I pay for It through taxes." Joseph Elliot said "I'm not In favor of paving It." said Fred Harden, a five-year resident and president of the Friends of the Weklva River Inc. P U B L IC N O T IC E F t S i m e. i Licensed, Bonded, Insured i i i i WITH COUPON. 2 WEEKS ONLY i Satisfaction Guaranteed/ i • W E D O W IN D O W S i Residential | New Construction ^ Servjces AvailabloJ O N YOUR I road. But many of the residents of the road say they don’t want in pay the high cost to pave the road and don't want the added tralTlc a nice smooth road will attract. *'l have no desire for It to be aved." said Jessie Muse, a 2-ycar resident of Wcklva Park Drive. "If they hod a grader who knew what he was doing. It wouldn't be so hod If you pave It, your going to get a lot more traffic down here.*' OFT THOM*l F YANOELL. D C. FUNERALS LILLIAN A. DONAT Lillian A. Donat. 60. 107 Kristi Ann Court. Winter Springs, died Tuesday at her resilience. Born Feb. 4. 1930. in Chicago, she moved to Winter Springs from Bessemer. Ala. In 1950. She was a h o m e m a k e r u n d an Morgan said. "But they're their own worst enemy." Moncrlef wants the county to pave the IW m lle road because of the tourists Katie's Landing attracts to the county. She said she approached the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce tourism committee, but found no Interest. She said the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce has expressed an interest in sponsoring the re­ quest. Seminole County C om m is­ sioner Jennifer Kclicy says she wants the road paved, too. 'I've been Itching to do It." Kelley says. "It's so bad." But Kelley say’s the road would have to be paved under the co u n ty's m unicipal services benefit unit (MSBU) program, where the cost of the paving would be shared by property owners along the roadway. Because the land on the cast side of the road Is owned by Male. Kclicy says she would favor the county paying the state's cost, cutting the overall cost for the dozen or so residents living on western side of the Wednesday, May 16 At 10«m join us and Mzyor Bctiye Smith to sign * ptoc! jimition sponsoring and supporting thi* Health Core futility. Thursday, May 17 For our residents only »c Mill have i picnic with Lakcvicw Middle School. Friday, May IK Listen to the Hamilton Recorder Bund .it ID *m. Public invited. Saturday, May 19 For our employees only dicrc will fv u "Employee Picnic" ai 11 Mcsson Par L. on Luke Monroe front It) .un nl 6 pm HEALTHCARE CENTER 1-11 l l h a v e n 950 S. Mollonvillo Ave., Sanford Phono 322-8566 �« A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday, May tl, 1990 le g a l N o tices MOT »C I OF PUBLIC M L E U STORE IT W AR EH OUSES ruriuant fo "Florlde Lewi 1979. Chapter 79 404. Section 1." hereby give* notice of tale under said act, to wit: On May 11th. 1990 at <0 00 am At t t o S , Orlando Or.. Sanford. FL. 31773, will conduct a public tale to the hlghett bidder tor <ath of the contenti of the following tpace number!: ' «H If . PatrlrV J Meuro. furniture; . fC 17, Marti Roklte, Furniture AMIsc. : ID 13, Oouglat Atklm on, Furniture: ^ * D 74. L i t e C a ld w e ll. Furniture; IE -1 0 . V erna S lm m o n t. Furniture; 96-34. Altonla M itchell. Furniture; ' IF 7 A 34. Eltwlck Roofing. Building Suppllet; I F I I . W illia m P a rk e r. Furniture; IH -1 0 , Jo y S. Schtdorf. Furniture; •I 1. Robert June. Flower Pott A Mile; Tenant hat the right to re deem contenti anytime prior to tale Thlt tale It being made to talllty a itetutory letter't lien The public It Invited to attend Publlth: May 4. II. IffO DER 21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 90-I54-CA-99 L C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L BANK, a Federal Savlngt Bank, a federally chartered tavlngt bank, (form erly known at California Federal Saving! and Loan Attoc lallonl. Plaintiff, vt. FABIO RODRIGUEZ and hit wife. MERMINIA RODRIGUEZ and JOHN DOE and JA NE DOE (OCCUPANTS), Defandantt. N O TIC E O FS A LE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment dated April X . iwo in the above ttyled came. I will tell to the hlghett and bett bidder tor cath at the well front door ot the Seminole County Courthoute. Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, al 11:00 a.m. on the 7 day ot June. IffO. the following drier.bed real proper ly: Condominium Unit No. 101 ot Building No 100. the location ot which It tat out In the Declare t on ot Condominium ot Crown Point By The Spring!, a Cne'c minium, and aihibitt anneied thereto, filed the H it dey ot November, IffO, In Official Rtc ordt Book 1303. Page l" \ Public Recordi of Seminole County. Florlde D A TE D thlt Itt day ot May. IffO. M ARYANNE M ORSE. Clerk ot the Court By lane E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth May 4. II. IffO DER SI L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given lhat I am engaged In builnett at 1131 Belle Ave , Winter Sprlngt. St. 112. 317M. Seminole County, Flo'<de. under the FIclltlout Name of JOHN K E E P S 1 SONS, and that I intend to rtg ltftr tald name wtlh (he Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem Inote County. Florida. In ac cordence with the Provltlont at the Fictitious Nome Statutei, T o w n Section MS09 Florida Statuttt H it JohnH Keen Publlth April 17. & May 4. It. II. IW O _______ PEP lit NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given that we are engaged In butlnen et 17SS W Broadway S t. Oviedo. Ft.. Seminole County. Florida, under the Flctltlout Name ot B G A D K IN S C O N S T R U C T IO N COMPANY, and that we Intend to regular tald name with the Clerk el lha Circuit Court, Sem Inote County. Florida. In ec cor danet with the Provltlont ol the Flctltlout Nome Statute!. To Wit: Section M l oe Florida Statuttt test, WATKINS CUSTOM HOMES, INC John Wttkint Publlth April 17. A May 4 II, >*•lwo_______________ PEP 311 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JU D IC IA L C IR C UITO F FLORIDA. INAND FOR SEMINOLE CO UNTY CASE NO. If-M M -CA ff L G EN ER A L JUR ISDICTIO N DIVISION J .l K IS L A K M O R T G A G E SERVICE CORPORATION P L A IN TIF F . — VS — M Y R L E K. S U M M E R S IL L AND MARY K SUMMERSILL. HIS W IFE ; BLAZER FINAN CIALSERVICES, INC D E F E N D A N T S !. NOTICE OF SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN p u rtu a n l lo an O rd e r re tchedullng lorecloture tele dated April X . IffO. entered in Civil Cate No tf M lbC AO tL ot the Circuit Court ol the IITH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM I N O L E C o u n ty . F lo r id a , whertln J.l. KISLAK MORT G AGE SERVICE CORPORA TIO N . Plaintiff and M YR LE K SUMMERSILL ANO MARY K SUMMERSILL. HIS W IFE are dofendantdl. I will tell to Ihe hlghetl and bait bidder lor cath. A T TH E WEST FR O N T DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY C O U R TH O U S E. SANFORD, FLORIOA, at It 00 AM, June 7. Ihe following drier Ibad proprrty at tel forth In tald Final Judgmtnl. to wit LO T 14. NORMANDY PARK. ACCORDING TO T H E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORIV' in P L A T BOOK I. PAGE 100. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA D A tE D al SANFORD. Flori da. Ihit lit day of May. IffO MARYANN MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C UIT COURT SEMINOLE County, Florida By: Jana E. Jatrwic Deputy Clark Publlth May 4, II. 1990 DER M Legal. N o tices Legal N o tices Legal N o tices N OTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hertby given that we are tngegfd In butlneti at I14S Uptala Road. Sanford. FL 31711. Seminole County, Florida, under the FIclltlout Name of D A S M E C H A N IC S ! LAWN MOWER REPAIR, end that we Inland to regltter tald name with Ihe Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem inote County. Florlde. In ac cordence with the Pro* '-tons ol the Flctltlout Name Statute!. To Wit: Socllon M l Of Florida Slatutet 1*37 Phillips. Miller Dale P. Amlin Publlth: April 10. 17. A May I. It.IffO OEP 140 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Not lea It hertby given that we are engaged in butlneti et 131 Sugar Maple Ct.. Sanford. FL. 31771, Seminole County, Florida, under the F'-tlttous Name ol G R E E N L E A F LAW N SPECIALISTS, and that w* In tend lo regltter tald name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with the Provltlont ol Ihe FIclltlout Name Slalutet. ToW lt. Section M l Of Florida Slalutet TFS7. Andrew P Shepard Gary M. Blettlrvg Publlth: April 17. A May I. II. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCU'T. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO: 90-1. If-CA f4-L IN R E: Tne Aterrlege ol CANDY BURDEN. Petitioner/Wife, NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given lhat we am engaged In butlneti at 779 Coach Light Drive. Fern Para. Seminole County. Florlde. under the F l c t l t l o u t N a m e ol K A U F F M A N A S S O C IA TE S , end that we Intend to regltter tald name with the Clerk'd the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provltlont ol the FIclltlout Name Slalutet. ToW II: Section M l Of Florida Statutes 1917 Robin Kauttman Raymond Kauttman Publlth April 10. 17. A May 4. It. IffO DEP 131 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN lhat by virtue ol that certain Writ ol Eaecutlon Ittued out ot and under the teal ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Flor Ida. upon a final |udgemant rendered In Ihe atorttald court on the 30th day ol January A.D. 19*9. In that certain cate an titled. Horne Propertlet, In c . plaint ill. - v t — Florida Carpel A Vinyl. Inc., e Florida Corpora lion and Malcolm E Blue. Defendant, which aloretald Writ ol Execution wat delivered lo me at Sherill ol Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following dt tcribed property owned by Malcolm E Blue, tald proparty being located In Seminole County. Florida, more partlcu tarly detcrlbed at followt All right, title end Intereit of the defendant In tha following detcrlbed real property, to wit: Lot I. Block A HIGHLAND HILLS, according lo the plat thereat at recorded In Plat Book II. Page 14 Public Record! of Seminole County. Florlde a/k/a 911 McCIIntock Street. Long wood. Florida31710 and the undertigned at Sherill ol Seminole County. Florida, will at It 00 A M on Ihe H it day of May A D 1990. otter tor tale and tall to tha hlghett bidder, for cath In hand. tuh|act to any sr.d a'l existing Hem. at the T runt (West! J the ltepi ot the Seminole County Court houte In Sanford. Florida, the above detcrlbed REAL proper ty- That tald tala It being made lo talitly the termt ot laid Writ ot Execution JohnE Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida To ba published April 17. May 4. II, It with tha tala on May It. 1990 DEP 111 tf. 1 *9 0 DEP 314 NO TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given Itiat I am engaged In butlneti al 4431 S. Mellonvllle Ave , Sanford. FL 31773. under the Fktlllout Name ol FLOWERS BY SHELLY, and that I Intend to regltter tald name with Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with Ihe Provltlont ol the Flcllllout Name Slalutet. To-WIt: Section M l 09 Florida Slatulat 1917. Shally A. Mahoney Publlth April 30. 17. A May A 11.1990 OEP 119 IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 99 11M CA94 L IN R E : The Marriage ol: MARIA ELE N A FIGUEROA. Petitioner/Wile, and LA R R Y C LA R E T FIGUEROA. Respondent/Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO LA R R Y C LA R ET FIGUEROA. c/O HELICO PTER O D EL CARIBE. AEROPUERTO INTERNACIONAL SIMON BOLIVAR. M AIQUETIA. OISTRICTO FED ER A L VEN EZU ELA YOU ARE N O TIFIE D the! en action tor Dissolution ol Mar rlage hat been tiled against you In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida and you are required lo terve a copy ol your written defenses. If any. to It. on Petl tloner't attorney, whose name It. D A V ID L. ER V IN . E$ QUIRE, and whote addrttt it. 1009 E HWY. 434. P O BOK 73. ALTAM ON TE SPRINGS. 31711 0070. and (Ilf the original with Ihe Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court. Civil Division. M l N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida. 31771. on or befuia May IS. i970; otherwise, a Judgmtnt tor the relief requeued In Ihe Pell lion for Dlsso'ullon ol Marriage mey be entered again*! you. WITNESS my hand and tea' ot thlt Court on April 13. IffO (court teal) MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol Ihe Court by Sharon Dunn At Deputy Clark Publlth April 37 A May 4. II. 14.1f90 DEP » i DONALD RAY BURDEN. Respondent/Husbend NOTICE OF ACTION TO DONALD RAY BURDEN 107 East Slum Street Sanford, Florida 33773 YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI FIE D that an action lor Dltsolution ol Marriage het been tiled agelnit you and you are required lo terve a copy ol your wrlttan datentet. II any. to It on THOMAS L. STEPHAN. ES QUIRE. Petit loner's attorney, whose address It 531 Dog Track Road. Longwood. Florida 33710. on or before May 13. IffO. and Ilia the original with tha Clark ot the Court ilther bolore service on Petitioner's attorney or Im m e d i a t e ly I h e r a a l t o r ; otherwise, a default will be entered agalntl yo> .or Ihe relief demanded In tna Petition lor Dltiolullon ol Marriage. D ATED on April II. 1990 [Court Stall M ARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol the Court By: Jackie Royal At Deputy Clerk Publlth: April 70. 17 A May 4, 11. IffO , DEP1M NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notlca It hereby given Ihet I em engaged In butlneti at 1711 W Broadway Street, Oviedo. F la . 37141, Seminole County. Florida, under the Flctltlout Nam e ol C A R O L Y N J P O W ELL CUSTOM HOMES C O R P O R A TIO N DBA B G ADKINS CONSTRUCTION, and that I Inland to regltter taid namt with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provltlont of Ihe Flcllllout Namo Slalutet, ToW II Section M l Of Florida Slatulei 1917 CAROLYNJ POWELL CUSTOM HOMES CORPORATION Carolyn J Powell Publlth April 37. A May 4. II. II. 1990 OEP 770 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hertby given that I am engaged In butlneti at 1991 N 417. Sulla 4, Longwood. FL 17710. Seminole County. Florlde. under the Flctltlout Nome ol I N G E N I O U S I D E A S -r A MILLION EYES iTm ). 'and lhal I intend to register sod name wtfh the C*rk ot Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provltlont ol the FIclltlout Name Statute!. ToW lt Section M l 09 Florida Slalutet 1917 ZaptJei ot Florida. Inc Lawrence Tabak President Publlth: May 4. II. II. IS. 1990 DER 41 „ Legal N a lfr a s IN TH E CIRCUIT COUK7 O F T H k E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION 99-1311 C A M - E IN RE: The Marriage of: CHARLES LOU GREEN. Petitioner. and PAME LA J ANE GR E E N. a/k/a PAM ELA JANE CALLIORAS. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: PAM ELA JANE G R E EN a/kJa PAME LA JA N E CALLIORAS 57 Bridge Street Nashua. New Hampshire YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal an action tor dissolution ot mar rlage hat been tiled against you. and you art required to terve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. on W THOMAS LO V E TT ESQ.. Petitioner's attorney, whote eddreti It I I I North Magnolia Avenue. Orlando, Florida 11101. on or before the 30th day ot May, IffO. and Ilia tha original with tha Clark ol thlt Court either before service on Petitioner'! attorney, or Im mediately thereafter, otherwise a Default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded In Ihe Petition. WITNESS my hand and sell of thlt Court tha 11th day ot April. IffO (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cltrkol the Circuit Court By Sharon Dunn Deputy Clerk Publlth April It A May 4. It. II. IffO DEPOT IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE EN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CASE NO.: 990441 CA #9 DIVISION: L OUVAL FED ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation. Plaintiff. vt BOLESLAW M JANOWSKI. Ill and ROBBI L. JANOWSKI. hit wile. Defendants. N O TIC E O FS A LE Notice it hereby given that, purtuanl to an order or a summary llnal ludgn.enl of lorecloture entered In the above captioned action, I will tell Ihe property situated In SEM I'IO LE County. Florida, detcrlbed at Lot 11, Block D. Country Club Heights. Unit One. according lo Ihe plat thereof at recorded In plat book tl. page 9t. public records of Semlnolo County. Florlde et public tele, to the highest and bett bidder tee ceih, at the west liu/il Juu/ ul live S E W s e i t ! County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at 11 00 o’clock in the lorenoon. on June 11. 1990 D A TE D this Itt day ol May. 1990 (Cojrt Seal! Mery enne Morse CLER K CIRCUIT COURT By Jane E Jatewlc At Deputy Clerk Publlth May 4. tl. IffO DER 10 Legal N otices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO N TE EN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO: M-MM-CA44-P IN R E: TH E MARRIAGE OF FE RDINA NO M ATTHIAS BARNES. Ptfllloner/Mutband. eod ENA M AY BARNES. Respondent/ NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Ena May Barnet 114 11 Itlfh Avenue South Orone Park. New York 11434 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that en action hat been tiled agalntl you and you art required toaerve a copy ol your written defenses. It any, to PAU L V M O YER , E S Q U IR E . Pellllone r't Al lomey. whole address It 1437 Weil Stale Road 434. Longwood Florida 31179. on or -afore May 10. IffO. and Ilia tha original with Ihf Clerk ol Ihlt Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Imme dlately thereafter, or a default will be entered agalntl you for the relief demanded In Ihe Complaint. WITNESS my hand and wat ot thlt Court on Ihe Isth day ol March IffO ISEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT B Y : Sharon Dunn Deputy Clerk Publish April 37 A May 4. II. II. IffO DEP 131 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# It hereby given Ihet I am engaged In builnett at 3f0 North Highway 17 fl. Longwood. F L 13710. Samlnola County, Florida, under the Flcllllout Name ol ANNA'S PRIVATE T E L E P H O N E S E C R E TA R Y , and lhal I Intend to regltter tald name with Ihe Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florlde, In accordance with the Provltlont ot the Flcllllout Name Slalutet. ToW il Section M l Of Florida Slalutet 1917 AnnamarIf Costello Publlth May 4, It. II. 21. IffO DER 44 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NotlCf It hartby given that I am engaged In butlneti at 1110 South Highways 17 A fl. Long wood. Semlnolo County, Florida, under the Flctltlout Name ot U SAVE AUTO R ENTAL, and that I Intend lo regltter tald namt with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with r .Provisions ol Ihe T ime Statutes. lu Vt-' M l Of Florida Slalutet 1 Rental U S A , Inc Hung T, Nguyen. ^resident Publish: May 4 .11. II. 11.1990 DER 41 Legal N o tic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY OEN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO.** W t-C A -H -P NATIONAL F U S T m o r t g a g e CORP.. Plaintiff TEH R Y M . SOKOL. E T AL., Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO TE R R Y M . SOKOL 10 BONITA DRIVE BIRMINGHAM. AL 35309 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action for Foreclosure ol Mort gage on lha following described property: Unit 111. LA K E HOW ELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM, A Con dominium according lo tha Dec laratlon of Condominium and Exhibits annexed thereto, re corded In Official Records Book 1377. Page 1144. ot the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida; together with an un divided Interest In the common elements and limited common elements declared In tald Dec larallon ot Condominium lo be an appurtenance to the above condominium unit, hat been Iliad against you and you art required lo serve a copy Ol your written detenses. It any. to It. on Noella Moreno Blecher. Attorney lor Plaintiff, whota a ddretl It Suite 300. HfO Madruga Avenue. Coral Gablet, Florida. 31144 on or before May M. 1990 and Ilia Ihe original with the Clerk of thlt Court either before tervlce On Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately there alter; otherwise a default will ba entered agalntl you lor Ihe retie! demanded In the com plaint WITNESS my hand and the teal ol thlt Court thlt 31th day ol April, IffO ISeat! MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk ol the Court By Ruth King At Deputy Clork Publlth April }7 A May 4. 11. II. IffO OEP 177 Tomorrow's Agriculture... Today's m \ United Wtey ?????What Would You Like To Know????? We'd like to make It easier for you to take advantage of the many op­ portunities we offer in the newspa­ per, but you may not know who to contact or how to write us. Here are some simple answers to mostasked questions. 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The letters should be on a single sub)ect and should be as briet as possible Letters are sub­ ject to editing To Place an ad in any other section of this newspaper, call 322-2611 and ask for a Retail Adver­ tising Representative, who II help you in design, layout and wording ol any size ad you wish i W ould Like To Earn Som e Extra M oney As A N ew spaper Carrier. ENTERTAINMENT Organized events of an entertainment, recroa tional or leisure nature in Seminole County are publicized In the Weekend Planner each Friday The deadline is noon Tuesday prior lo the Friday of publication Submit typewritten contributions to Weekend Planner Herald must submit the appropriate form to the San­ ford Herald People editor. Completed engagement forms must bo submitted at least 20 days prior lo Ihe wedding. Wedding forms should be submitted as soon after the wedding as possible. The forms provide the basis for information lhat will appear in the announcement. The lorms are available at the newspaper office or by sending an addressed, stamped envelope to Engagements (or Weddings). II desired, the cumpteted forms may be accom­ panied by a photograph (professional preferred) of any size to be published in black and white with the announcement. The newspsper reserves the right to reiect any photograph lhat it cannot reproduce Photographs may bo picked up atlor publication or can be returned by mail if accompanied with an SASE. Engagements and weddings are published in the Santord Herald Sunday edition ol Ihe People seclion. H ow Do I A nnounce A W edding Or Engagem ent? People wishing lo have Iheir engagement or wed­ ding announcement published in Ihe Sanford Our newspaper carriers are made up of all types of people of all ages, who enioy being outdoors, meeting friendly people and making extra cash Stop in our office at 300 N French Ave . Sanford to file your application We ll notify you when a home del very route becomes available in your area Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 322-2611 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday. May 11, 1990 — 7* — . ---------« r r r — . ---------------Hospital. Harrell said. The 26-year old mother, whose name was not released, was arrested and charged with neglect of children leading to death. Marrcii said. NATIONAL BRIEFS Ybo HAVE GIVEN. Radio offers unique Mom -day gift F o u rc h ild re n d lo in iire M ILW AUKEE — A mol her was arrested fallowing a smoky house fire that killed four of her children and left two others hospitalized In critical condition early Friday, authorities said. The fire broke out before 10 p.m. Thursday, trapping six of seven siblings left alone In their two-story downtown home, said Lt. Roosevelt Harrell, a spokesman for the |>ollce department's Criminal Investigation Hi vision. Six of the children were taken to area hospitals. 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W H O L E PEELED R E G U L A R , B B Q , S O U R C R E A M / O N I O N , W A V Y o r SALT BEEF TENDERLOINS CRACKIN GOOD POTA 0 CHIPS. 65 ot BAG 77 �Rams aiming at top 10 IN BRIEF AMERICAN LEAGUE Fielder puts on show lor Jays Cecil Fielder, who rarely gol lo show what he could do In Toronto. Is giving the Blue Jays a belated performance that's drawing rave re­ views Fielder collected three hits. Including his major league-leading 13th home run. and drove In three runs Thursday night to lead the Detroit Tigers lo a 10-5 victory over the Blue Jays. Fielder, who homcred lo lead off the second Inning and triggered the Tigers' six-run third with an RBI single, has nine hits In three games against his former Toronto teammates. Includ­ ing three doubles and four home runs. Nine of Fielder's league-leading 31 RBI have come against the Blue Jays. Elsewhere Thursday night In the American League. Minnesota edged Cleveland 3-2. Kansas City overtook Texas 6-2 and Seattle topped California 5-2. L a k e M a r y s e n d in g s e v e n t o C la s s 4 A s t a t e m e e t B y T O N Y D a S O R M IE R Herald Sports Editor Both the Lake Mary High School girls' and boys* track teams will be shooting for a top I0 finish at the Class 4A stale track meet Saturday night at Winter Park's Showalter Field and Bob Mosher Track. Lake Mary will Ire represented by three athletes In four events of the girls' meet and four athletes In four events of the boys' competition. "W e could place In the lop I0." said Lake Mary girls' coach Mike Gibson. "Th e girls had their best finish ever at .he state meet last year when they finished 10th. Last year, we were district runners-up. fifth al the region and IOth at state. Tills year, we were district champs and ninth at the region." To break Into the top 10. the Rams will need top performances out of all three girls. Vivian Jones, a Junior, will compete in the shot and discus while seniors Allison Snell and Hayden Rohlehr both qualified In the 880-yard run. If Jones wins both her events and Snell and Rohlehr finish first and second In the 880. the Rams would score 26 points, which ought to put Lake Mary near the top. While that Is a (all order. It's nol completely out of the realm of |>osslhlllty. "Vivian's more competitive In the discus." said Gibson. "T h e top three girls In the state finished ahead of Vivian at regional meet. She's In very elite company. "Th e main thing Is. lo get out of preliminaries first. You have to have a gtrod throw In your first three uttcmplsor It's all over." Jones, who works out under the guidance of shot and discus roach Henry Shcppurd, has Improved from 9 5 -11 lo 12 3 -1 In the discus the Inst five weeks. She has thrown 130 In practice. Bui at the same time, her efforts In the shot have dropped from 36-6 lo 35-5 over the same time frame. "Vivian's going lo throw with no expectation other than to finish In the top six and be named All-Slate." said Gibson. "She has a good chance to do that." Snell will Ik- making her second consecutive appearance In the 880-yard run at the stale meet, having finished third last year. This □ See Rams, Page SB YOUTH BASEBALL C linic set for parents The Oviedo Little League lias scheduled a clinic for Saturday to help parents of handi­ capped children find out what the new Challenger League can ofTer them. Players may register at tire Little League complex, located on King Street next to Oviedo High School, at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. The clinic will begin at 10 a.m. and should be over by noon. All participants will receive a free Little League hat. For more Information, call Donna Walton at 365-8216 during the day or evening or Paula Church at 365-7063 In the evening. BASKETBALL Lakeview presented trophy i On May 1. conches Bernard Eady and Kevin Brooks presented Lakeview Middle School with the trophy the Lakeview Mustangs earned by winning the Inter-County Basketball Association championship for middle school boys. The trophy was placed on permanent dlspay In the school trophy case In front of the main office. The Lakeview M ustangs won the champlonship by completing the wtntrr srason*wtth~tr 16-0 record ngalnst other Seminole County public and privute middle schools. Haydee Rohlehr (left) and Charles Elbery (right) will compete In the 880-yard run at Saturday’s C lass^ A state meet. Dodgers, Cubs p o ft easy w ins FOOTBALL From sta ff report* A lzado to attem p t com eback LOS A N G ELES — Lyle Alzado announced Thursday he will attempt a comeback next season with the Los Angeles Raiders, the team the 41-year-old defensive end retired from after the 1985 season. A published report said Alzado has agreed to a series of thtec 1-year contracts, none of which offer guaranteed money. "I decided to come out of retirement to help (the Raiders) come back to dominance." Alzado said during a news conference at his restaurant. "It was hard lo watch the team dismantle Itself and not be what It once was." Alzado. who became an actor after his rctlicment. played 15 NFL seasons and was named to the Pro Bowl In 1977 and 1978. One of the game’s most colorful players, he spent seven years with Denver and three with Cleveland before Joining the Raiders In 1982. Alzado, who said he first spoke lo Raiders owner Al Davis about returning about a year ago. said personal trainers "liave taken my body and pulled It back In time." Ilarald Pholo by Kelly Jordan I NATIONAL LEAGUE I----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eights catch up w ith Pirates Eight proved an unlucky number for the National League East-leading Pittsburgh Pirates. Cincinnati scored eight runs In the eighth Inning Thursday night for a 10-4 victory at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. The Reds sent 13 batters to the plate In the Inning, sinking the last undefeated bullpen In the league. "It felt great to do something against the best bullpen like we did." said Todd Benzingcr. who tripled home the go-ahead run. "But I had a feeling we were going to do what we did tonight. 1couldn't see Pittsburgh beating us two lime.* in a row." In other National League games. San Diego pounded St. Louis 9-1. and Montreal pummelcd Los Angeles 8-2. Pal Battle (center) helped vault the Lake Brantley Patriots into this evening's Class 4A semifinal game with a three-run home run against Lake Worth John I. Leonard last Friday night The Patriots play Miami-Killian tonight at 8 p m. for the right to advance to tomorrow night's championship game. Lake B rantley ready to get it on Rigby, a 6-6 Junior who is I I t) this season with an 0.76 ERA. He also struck out 95 batters this season. By DEAN SMITH Herald sports writer S ee P a tr io ts , P ag e 3B BASEBALL C ITY - The Lake Brantley High School baseball team can't wait for Its first shot al a state championship as the Class 4A tournament gels underway at Baseball City Friday. "We've had Just a terrible week of practice." said Lake Brantley coach Mike Smith. "Th e kids are tired of practicing, they Just want to get it on.” The Patriots. 24-3 on the season and ranked No. 3 In the stale, will play Mlaml-Killlan. 25-6. in the openlng round. Lake Brantley will go with ace right-hander Brad Class 4A playoffs T o d a y 's S e m i f i n a l * Brandon vs. Gonzalrz-Tate. I 30 p.m. Lake Brantley vs. Mtaml-Kllllan. 8 p in. F in a ls Saturday. 8 p.m. A l l g a m e * a t B a s e b a ll C i t y S t a d iu m SANFORD — The leaders In the National Division of the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League — the Rlnker Dodgers and the Railroaders Cubs — kept pace with esisy victories at Ft. Mellon Park's Roy Holler Field Thursday night. Terrell Jaekson hurled a twohllter as the Dodgers won the first game of the evening 10-0 over the FIrst Federal of Seminole Cardinals. Robert D icke rson and C c d rlc W illiam s then combined on a three-hitler as the Cubs took the measure of the Sunnlland Pirates 15-3 In the nightcap. With three games remaining In the regular season. Ihe Dodgers own the best record in Ihe city with a 12-1 mark followed by the Cubs 110-3). the Cardinals (4-9) and the Pirates (2 -11). This Saturday, the First Union A's will take on Ihe Seminole Fort) Red Sox at 8 a,m. and Ihe Disabled American Veterans Royals will face the SunHank Orioles at 10 a.m. In American Division action. At noon, the Cardinals challenge the Cubs and the Dodgers tangle wlih the Pirates al 2 p.m . In National Division action. In the first game the evening. Jackson allowed only live base runners and gut all 12 outs on strike outs as the game was called by the mercy rule. After a walk to Joshua Walson and a double by Jackson scored a run for the Dodgers In Ihe first Inning, they pul the game away with a six-run second. Three walks, singles by Lorenzo Robinson and Walson and a Jackson home run accounted for l I k - six runs. The final Dodgers runs scored In of S e e M a jo r * . P ag e 3 B Com piled from staff and wire reports. Knicks hurt by Edwards inside and Thomas outside Unltad Praaa International BASKETBALL H p m. — T N T . NBA Playoffs. Chicago Bulls at Philadelphia 7(h t s . |L) BASEBALL 7:30 p in. — W AYK 56. Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mels. (LI L7 :3 0 p m. — W ON. Chicago Cubs at Cincin­ nati Reds. |L) Complete listings on Page 2B V i The New York Knicks llgurt-d James Edwards wouldn't burl them from Ihe Inside, nor could Islah Thomas do any outside damage. Hack to the drawing board. Edwards scored a career playoffhigh 32 |Mituts and Thomas tossed In five three-pointers — three In the llnal 6:13 — and the Pistons look a 2-0 lead over New York In their Eastern Division semifinal scries with a 10-1-97 victory over the Knicks T - >* l i The best-of-seven series moves lo New York for Games 3 and 4 on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Came 2 was a big Improvement lor the Knicks. who were demol­ ished In Game I 112-77 They played well Thursday night, but were unable to slop the Pistons down the stretch. The Pistons have now won 12 straight postseason games and can tie the NBA record w ith a victory In Game 3. The Los Angeles Lakers set the record for consecutive plavolf See NBA. Page 3B Magic make exhibition plans Unltad Prasa International O R L A N D O - The Orlando Magic will play six exhibition games in Florida >10(1 participate in a pre-season expansion team tournament prior to beginning Its second season In the NBA. dub officials said Thursday. The Magic's lirst exhibition game will be played Oct. I I against the San Antonio Spurs, the 1990 M idwest D ivis io n Champion. Other pre-season op ponents are the Indiana Pacers. All.iota Hawks and Miami Heal. The Magic will play the Pacers and Heat twice T h r expansion team lourna See Magic, Page 3B �ik'lU herald, Santoro, Florida — Fitday, May 11, 1000 At Seminole Part TbenSay ntgbt F lrttr a c o -V I* . 0:9.74 7 Henry Bellmon 4.9 1 9 7 9 S Buckeye Aw nom t 3 9 3 .9 7 My Little N 9 l 3.40 Q (S-7) 7 9 P (71) 14J* T 17-5-7) 4B.9 SecawBraco — 5/14. M: 11.41 • Publk Oovnaln 4.9 2 .9 2.9 iSonatorYork 3.10 1.9 SEJ'* Elton 3.9 O (11) 4 9 P (41) 15.9 T 141-1) 9 . 9 DO (7-419.9 Third race — l/H , C: 24.9 2 Coatlal Cruder 1.10 2 .9 1 9 4 JuilO ur Style I .H 4.4* 1Dashing Baby 5 00 0(1-4115.1V P (1-4) 9.44 T 0-4-111*1.44 Fourth r*e#-2 /14,0: 11.9 t Speed Machine 1.40 1 .9 1.10 SHV Divine Jel 1.40 140 1 EZ Easy T trm i 3.40 Q ( l- ll 4.9 P O -II *J0 T <1 5-11 45.01 5(1-5-1-1105.M Fifth race — V14.M: 11.M 1 Rutty Halo 4.00 140 1.10 4 SJ While Foot 4.40 1.10 SRoarCaptlva j .10 0(1-4) 11.40 Pi5-41S.lt I (5-4-5141.40 With race -1 /1 , D: 40.11 1Sahara'! Kale 1.40 4 .9 1.40 1 Brittney Lynn 4.40 4.00 I JB ’t Dawn 10.00 0(1-1114.44 P (1 -1 H * N T {!5 4 ) 4*4.44 Seventh race - 5/14, C: 11JO INeiller 14.00 11.00 4.40 1 Dettgn Man 10.00 1 .9 4 Big Bed Den J 9 O (1-1) 51.04 P (5-All) 14.10 P (Alt-1) 14.40 T <1-141 541.04 Pic 1 <5-1-11144,10 ■Ighth race-1/14, D: IM S 1 Season's Pkh 11.40 4 00 14 0 4 Kelly Lou 34 9 4 40 0 Adamant Adam 1.40 , O (1-4) 41.14 PI1-4I 114.10 T <1-0-01 110,44 5 (1-40-1) 144.40 Ninth ro cs-t/14. A : 11.00 1Kathy'tWhirly 11.50 5.00 410 ltu nn y't Women I.eO MO * Feye't Olive Oil 3 eo Q (1-111144 P( 111 44.10 T 1 1-54) 14.00 ltlh race — 5/14, BtlO.tl 1 Early Holly 4.40 1.00 MO 4 Flying Figure 5.40 3.40 5 Out! Twitter 310 Q (14) 11.00 P 114) 14JO T (14-5) 111.40 (14-5)1504.04 ll«* race -1 / 4 , Ci 14.40 4 Zippy M itt 10.40 11.40 5.00 I Dakota Twitter 1.40 14 0 OBrtndeMyr 1.30 Q (44) 14.44 p (44) XUJ4 T (444) 441.40 ( (444-1)1414.40 11th ra c e -V 1 4 .D I 11.14 4 Burgle Kutt MO 140 4 .9 SCR s Sub Dot On* 3.40 4.00 1 Mailer Spirit 4 00 Q (55) 10.00 p (45) 44.10 T (451) 104.00 llthraca — S/I4.C: 11.14 OJennller’t level 10 00 4.00 l.M 1 Peklko 5.00 1.40 aHerdtime Trouble 5.40 Q (14) 45.44 P 151) 0400 T (514) 144.00 5 (51-41)414.0* 14th race-5/14, B i l l . II 1 V etn.im Vcl 15.40 7.40 j *0 IShurthol Fred !.*0 to 40 ) Red Slrutfer 3.10 Q ( M l 44.44 P (51) 144.3* 5 (31-1-5) 4*14.10 A-1J44| H — >141,110 B A S E B A L L B TA N D IN O B AM ERICAN LEAGUE Katt W Milwaukee 14 Toronto 11 Botton 15 Cleveland 14 Baltimore 11 14 New York Detroit II L Pet. T .440 II .147 II .554 14 .500 M .41* t* .305 I* .147 GB — lit 1 29 5Vt 4V| lit Oakland II 4 .170 — Chicago U 10 .501 l i t Minna tola 14 11 .51* 7 Tenet 14 14 .500 l i t Seattle 14 14 .447 Sit Cal Ilorn la 11 ll .174 II Kentat City 10 17 .170 11 Thunder Reteltt Minna tola 1. Cleveland 1 Detroit 10. Toronto! Kantat City 4. Toaat 1 Soattle 5, California 1 Friday Oe met (AH IImet E O T) Toronto (Key 3-1) at Detroit (Dubolt 3 1), 1:11pm. Milwaukee IHlguva 31) al Minnesota (Candeler la 11) 1:05pm. Kantat City (Saberhagtn M ) al Chicago (King 10). O OSp.m. Cleveland ICandottl 4-1) 4l Tenet (Ryenel),0:15p.m . Botton (Boddicker 11) al Calllornla (Abbot 11) 10:15pm. New York (Hawkins I D at Seattle (Johntonl 1), 10:15 p.m. Baltimore (Milackl 101 al Oakland (Welch! 2). 10 D p m. Saturdey Garnet Balhmore el Oakland Kantat City al Chicago, night Toronto at Detroit, nlghl Milwaukee el Minnetole. nlghl Cleveland al Teiet. nlghl New York At Seaittle. night Boston At California, night NATIONAL*.EAOUE Ea>1 W* L Pel. GB Pittsburgh It 4 *74 — Muntreal i ; 12 .544 39 Philadelphia II 12 .554 29 Nea York 14 14 500 5 Chiuegu 1) 14 91 19 51. Louii II 17 242 * Weil Ctnonnaii 1? 4 .740 — 14 15 92 7 Lo* Angelet 5-in Diego 11 13 444 79 Houston 12 It 424 •9 Sen Frerrciko 10 il 357 109 AlUnld c 17 220 11 Thurtdjy Result! Mon’-tal 1. Lot Angrtei 1 Sun Diego t. SI Lout! I Cincinnati 10. Plttd>urgh4 Friday Comet (All timet EO T) Lot Angela* (Morgun 4 1 ) el New York ICuuden 1)1,7 U p m Sen Frencltco (Burkett 10) et Philadelphia I Howell 2 11. 7:23p m. Houston I Delhi ie. 10) 4t Pittsburgh (Dfubek5 l l . l U p m Chicago IMaddux 4 11 at Cin.-innatl (5, udder I 01.1 15 p m Allan1* (Smell: I D at SI Louit (Smith J 1 ). 1 H p n t Montreal (Gardner I 21 at San Drego ( Whittoo 1 11.10 05 p m Saturday Gen*i lo t Angeletal New Yore San 7 r incur 0 at Ftuladetphia, night Moulton al Ptttibcxgn nlghl Ailanlaalkl Lout, night Chicago al Cmclrnali. mghl Monti eel al San tkego. nlghl m L Pci. JacKMnvill* (Expos) n 11 44T Ortaata* (Twin*) 14 14 -M3 Chartotto (Cub*) IT •a .4*1 Columbut (AttrM ) IT .4 473 Grttnvilto (Brava*) 13 13 .91 Ktoatom DM* toni Mamphl* (Royal*) 9 11 571 Chattanooga I Radii 17 IS S3) Huntivili* (Attiltllci) IT IT .90 Bimlnoham (Whitt Sox) If IT .39 Knoxville (Biu* Jays) 11 9 .244 Then dt y ReteWt Birmingham A Charlotte 1 (Game I ) OB IV* 5W a 1* _ ivy 1W * Charlotte*, Birmingham! IGom el) Columbut A Groanvllle 1 ( Garnet) Columbut 1. Grtenville • (Game 11 Jacktonvllle A Hunttvllle 1 Knoevllle 1, Chattanoega I MttnpMi E Orlando 1 Frldoy Osnvt Birmingham at O w totto Hunttvllle at Jacktonvllle Chattanooga at K im vll to Orlando at Motwphh FLO RIDA STA TE LEAG UE (A ) (Motor Laogea iMIialton In parewthetet) Eatt Dtvliine w L Pet. 31 II .174 SI. Lucie (Meft) 11 14 K B FI. Loud <Yankee!) 17 IT .59 Veto Beach (Oodgwil 14 9 .411 Miami (InKpondtrt) 4 IS .345 Control OMtton Lakeland (Tlg en) 21 11 .411 Otcaoia (Atlrot) 9 IS .571 IS 9 474 4 9 .171 Dunedin (Blue Jeyt) ChorMto (Rangert) St. Polo ( Cardinal 1 ) 9 IS IT IS 11 T IB IT 9 14 National League — Smith, Huu. Burke, Mil 0: Franca. NV. M r Dewell. Phi 7, Will lam A Chi and Myen. Lin 4. American League — Jonet. Cle 10; Eckert lay. Oak, Schooler. See 4; Thigpen. CM, Aguilera Min, Hennemon, Del w i n . In s t* A D R FAV Oooipte*i Q u i t National League Whitten, SO 1; Smith, All, Maddut, Chi. Belctwr, Morgen. Martinet. Vahmtueia. LA 1. American League — If pilchort lied with 1. National League — Morgan. LA 1; twelve pilchort tledwlti I American League — Finley, Cal. King, Chi. Botlo and Higuara. Mil, Tapani. Min, Walch, Oak and Ryan. T0 1 1. NBA PLAYOFFS OB 39 4 4 14 _ 19 *9 159 .19 .714 1 J 9 1*9 .49 13 .114 IT C laarwater (Phllllet) TTwrtdoy Reteltt Charlotte A Lakeland 1 Clearwater 5, Otceola 1 Dunedin 1. Bawbell City 0 St. Lucie l.S a ra o to l St Pete A Winter Haven 0 Vero Beach ot FI. Laud, ppd. rain Weil Palm Beadi ot Miami, ppd. rtln Friday tern** Lakeland at Charlotte Otceola al Clearwater Batetaall City at Dunedin Vero Beach al Ft. Laud SI. Pete al Winter Haven Seraaota al SI. Lucie Miami al Wetl Palm Beach Batting (Bated eniSiaFhatt) National ah r b pet. Duncan. Cln «o » n .400 Kennedy. SF 57 4 77 .104 Dykilra, Phi 41 1* 15 .MS Santiago, SO *1 11 22 .141 Alomar. SO 104 14 j V .151 Pilcher, cm t* IS 15 .217 -Sabo. Cln 44 » 14 .154 Treadway. All •0 7 71 150 Uribe. SF 71 4 *7 .144 Beckman. Pll 44 « 23 .244 American league ab r ► pet. Heath, Dal J7 7 17 an R Herdenon. Oak 15 72 14 151 Jacoby. Cle 41 17 22 .29 Griffey, Sea 111 II 40 .140 Martinet. Sea 17 14 10 .141 Stillwell, KC 40 14 11 .144 Gruber. Tor IIS 1* 74 .114 Hrbefc, Min 71 IS 2* .122 Brock. Mil 74 11 IS 121 Perry, KC VI 11 » 514 Ham* tfango National League - Bonilla. Pll I; Oawton, Chi. Davit. Hou. Johmon. NY and Mitchell. SF 7; Sabo. Cln. Brook!. LA and Guerrero. SIL4. American League — Fielder. Det 15; Gruber. Tor 10; Canteco. Oak I; Maldonado. Cle, Deer. Mil and McGwire. Oak 7. Rum Batted la National Leogue — Bonilla. Pit 25; Carter. SO 34; Oawton. Chi and Guerrero. StL D ; O’Neill, Cm 21; William*, SP11; Clark. SF 70 American League — Fielder, Oat 11; Gruber, Tor V; Leonard. Sea 12; Maldonado. Cle 31; Canteco and McGwire. Oak. Grltfey. Sea and Sierra. Tee 20 National League — Do Shield*. Mil and Herr, Phi 10; McGee, StL. Gwynn. SO and Grittom, Mil 4; live player* lied with 0. American League — Stillwell. KC, Gladden and Larkin. Min. R.Hand*rtor„ Oak. Briley. Sea and F tlli and Gruber. Tor 4. Triplet National League — Kruh, Phi 1; 10 pleyert llod with 1. American League — Guillen. Chi, Jacoby. Cle, Brum lay. Sea and Farnan del. T o ri; 11 player* llad with 1. Helen B a m National League — Coleman. SIL. Ralnat. Mil and Samuel. LA 11. D« Shield!. Mil end Yeldlng. Hou 10. Grittom D l l and Bond*. Pit 4. American League — R.Henderton. Oak 11; Canteco. Oak 4; Wilton, KC. Lent lord. Oak and re fit. T cr 7. Runt leered National League — Sabo. Cm 21. Hayot. Phi and Bonilla. Pit I I ; McGee. Stl. Duncan. Cln and Gwynn. SD 20. Dykilra. Phi, Bondt. Pit, and Mitchell. SF 1*. American League — Canteco and R Henderton. Oak Z2. Franco. Tee 20, Puckett. Min 14; Ycuit. Mil. Fielder. Min. Gruber, Tor, Grlllty and Reynold*. Sea 11. Hitt National League — Alomar. SD 14; McGee. SIL M. Bulter, SF 24; Dyktlra. Phi Hatcher and Larkin, Cln. Gwynn, SO 15. American League — Grlllty. Sea 40;. Gruber. Tor 14: Fernender, Tor 25; R Henderton. Oak and Trammell. Det 14 Pitching Victor let National League Viol*. NY. 4; Armtlrong.-Cln, Drebek. Pll. Heaton. Pit. 5: Maddux. Chi. Morgan. LA. Cook. Phi. Tudor. SIL, Grott. Mil 4. American League — Stewart. Oak 4. Clament. Bot. Brown, Tea. Holman, S*a and Slwb. Tor 5; Five pllchert llad with 4. Earned Run Average ( Bated tn M Innetgt pitched) National League - Viola, NY I 05. Gardnei, MM I.H . Morgan, LA 1 40. Cook. Phi 1.54. Armtlnong. Cln I 44 American League — Slower I. Oak 1 44. Finley. Cal LSI: Higuera. Mil 141. Welch. Oak I 71. Black. Cle 7 0* Strlkeoufc National League — Viola. NY 45. Marlmei. LA It. Gooden. N Y 11. Cone. NY 14. Belcher. LA. Marlirwi. Mil 22 American League — Clement. Bot 41; Ryen. Tex 41. Gordin KC. Holman and Henton, Sea 14. Pert:, Chi U fettotf O tsoi Cenlert nca SemifinaH Bat! et Seven Eattam Cawterenc* HiiiiOtipklavt. Chicago ( CMcob* loo* tart**I d ) •May J - Chicago N , Philadelphia 15 May * — Chicago lOl.Phlladtlphla 4* May 11 — Chicago al FOtlladtlphla. Ip m . May I ] - Chicago at Philadelphia. 1 so pm . ■ May 14 — Phlladt^hlaat Chicago. I p m. r May I I — Chkagoal Philadelphia. I pm . t May TO - Phlladtk>hia al Chicago. T BA r**w Vert v*. Detroit ( Ootrett lead* teriee 1 4) May I - Detroll 117. New York 77 May t o - Detroit 104 New York 47 May 11— Detroit at Now York, 1p.m. May 11 — Detroit at New York. 2 9 p.m r May 15 — Hew York at Detroit. 4p m. r May IB — Detroit at N»w York, I p m. r May id — New York at Detroit. 1p m ( Portland toad* ter let 51) May 5 — Portland 107, San Anlonlo 44 May I - Portland IS . San Antonio 111 May 10 — San Antonio 111. Portia*.' II May 11 — Portland al San Antonio, 1 JO p.m. mMay IS — San Antaitoat Portland, TBA r May 17 — Portlands! San Antonio. •p.m. r May 14 — San Antallo at Portland. TBA Pbcenii n LA La ktn (Serin tied l - » May S - Phoanli 104.LA Lakaro in May 14— LA Lakart 124, Phoanlt 100 May 11 — LA Laktrt 9 Phoanli, 1 :9 p.m. May 1J — LA Laktrt al Phoanli. 1: 20p.m. « May IS — Phoanli al LA Lakart. 10: JO pm . r May 17 — LA La ktnal Phoenli, TBA 1 May I I — Phoenli al LA Lahert. 1 — p.m. i-il nacettary. TBA-to Be armounetd |NHL PLAYOFFS Cantarenco Final! Campbell Canference Uilcagevt. Edrr.enlen I Edmonton lead* eerie! 3 1) May 7 — Ettnonton A Chicago 1 May 4 — Chicago 4. Edmonton 1 May 4 — Chicago J. Edmonton 1 May I — Edmonton 4. Chicago 1 May 10 — Edmonton A Chicago 1 May 17 — Edmonton at Chicago. 1:21 p m *May 14 — Chicago al Edmonton, 4:15 pm . Waltt Canlertnce Waihingtjn ut. Be*ten (Be*ten wim terlet * 4) May J — Botton 5. Wathlngton 1 May 5 — Botton 1. Waihlnglo.,0 May 7 — Botton 4. Wathlnglon I May 4 — Bottom A Wathlnglon 1 Stanley Cup Final May 14— Game I May 10 — Game 1 May 77 — Gama 1 May 14 — Gam* 4 1 May 14 — Gama 1 « May 71 — Game 4 1 May 21 — Game 7 R II eecaiMry ■OWLINQ LP B T USJ44 Clearwater Clank Al Clearwater, May II Final* ( Lilt In* beerier, game* bawled, total pint and prttemeney) I. Kim Terrtll. Daly City. Cald., 1 garnet. 72* pint, *4.000: 1. Uta Wagner, Palm*He. I, IIS, t lJ W ; 3. Robin Romeo. Van Nuyt. Calif. I. 317. *1,000 ; 4. Dana Millar Mickle, Autlralla. 3. 400. II.XX); S. Lori Branham. Buffalo. N .V ..1 ,144, *1300. Playott retultt: Milch I — Mlltor Mackle dal. Branham. 30* 144. Match 3 — Terrell del. Miller Mackle. 134 141. Match 1 — Terrall dal. Romeo, 244 227 Otampionthlp Match — Tarred dtf. Wagner. 29 145. GOLF The 1 1 Milltoa Mtmerlal Al Dublin, OhHt May 14 Par 72 F in ! Ratatd Fred Couplet Corey Pavln Don Pooley Lenny Wadklnt Greg Norman Peter Pertoni Hale Irwin Jay Delting Paul Ailnger Pjyne Stewart Ian Baker Finch Andy North Bill Sander Ricky Kawagithi David People! Sieve P ile Bob Tway Mark Brook! Joey Sirataler Curt Byrum Tommy Armour III Peter Jacob ten Bob Eillwood Fulton Allom Kenny Knox Hubert Green Roger Mallbi* Chrlt Perry Craig Stadlcr Fu ::y Zooller Jim Gallagher Aiidy Bean John Cook Scott Ver plank Tom Walton Leonard Thompion Billy Ray Brown Brad Faion Kanny Perry Jay Haat Oavit Love III Brad Bryant Billy Mayfair Jack Nicklaut 3415-044 9 1 7 -0 7 ] 917-071 3417-071 9 17-071 17 14-0/1 9 1 5 -0 7 ] 14 9 -0 7 ] J7 17— 074 9 9 -074 9 9-0 7 4 9 9 — 071 1141-075 15 40-07! 17 9 -0 7 1 15 40-075 9 9 -0 7 ! 17 9-0 7 4 9 40-074 17 9 —074 40 9 —074 14 9 —0/4 9 40-074 9 40—074 40 9 -074 9 41-077 40 17-077 9 9 -0 7 7 4115-077 17 40—077 9 9 -077 40 17— 077 9 9-077 9 9-077 17 40-077 17 40-077 17 ao— 077 «J 27-077 9 9 -077 9 9 -0 7 7 42 24-077 9 9 —071 40 9 -0 7 1 9 9 -0 7 1 Ted Schuli Tom Byrum Wayne Levi Dave Barr Ray Floyd Chip Back Brian Tannyton Bobby Wadhlnt Mark Lye Mark O'Maara John Hutton BUI Glatton Jim Carter Scott Hoch Sandy Lyto Hal Sutton Mark Wiebt Jim Thorpe Billy Andrade Gil Morgan Dan Fortman David Frott Jim Simon* Tom Wtltkopl Bruce Llottk* Jerry Pale Dave Rummtllt David Graham Curtle Strang* Stove Jonet Rober> Garnet Scott Slmpion Bill Britton David Ogrln Mike Donald Larry Ml:* Wayne Grady Rocco Medial* Mike Reid Larry 74*lion Keith Clearwater David Edward* Ken Green Mike Hulbert Mark Jemet Mike Sullivan Wayne Wetlner Robert Wrenn Gene Sauer* Stan Utley Loren Robert! Clarence Rot* a Chrlt Patton Willi* Wood John Mahalfey O.A Wtlbrlng Tom Purtior Donnie Hammond Clark Oermit 9 4P—071 41 17-071 40 9-071 9 40-071 17 41-071 9 40-071 9 40-071 9 40-071 17 41-471 940-47* 9 41-471 9 40-471 15 44-474 419-474 41 9-474 41 J7-474 14 40-074 940-47* 9 40-474 9 4 0 -4 9 9 9 -0 9 17 4 1 -0 9 40 40-000 9 41—010 24 41-000 41 9 -400 9 40-410 41 9-4*0 27 41-400 17 41-0*0 9 41-001 4] 40-0*1 41 40- Ml 419-411 9 41-0*1 419-0*1 17 44-0*1 47 9 0*1 9 41-042 2f 41-0*2 41 41-0*2 9 41-4*2 41 40-4*2 9 44-0*2 41 9 -4*2 0 41-0*2 41 42-0*1 0 41-4*1 40 41-041 41 43-0*4 41 41—0B4 41 43-0*4 44 40-0*4 44 41-0*1 42 44— 047 42 4S—047 HORSY LBAOM S PGA OOLF 1. Mark Calc*vercNe 149.744: 7 Greg Norman 191.49: 1 Payne Stewart 1414 til. 4. Paul Ailngtr 1410311; J Fred Couplet 1444.19; 4 Jodie Mudd 12*2.49. 7. Robert Game: >97,114; a. Sieve E IkingIon 1250 007. 4. Mark O'Meara 195.441; 10 Peter Jacobson 1120.443 PGA SENIORS I. Leo Trevino 1271.19; 7. Mike Hill 119,7*4; 1 Gary Player 1174.4*5; 4 George Archer 1I73.MI; 5. Bruce Crompton 1)41.152; 4 Chi Chi Rodrigue: 1154.09. 7 Jim Dent 1153.742; I Char let Coody 1152.172. * Jack Nicklaut 1145.000. 10 Frank B*rrdtl43.444 LPGA GOLF 1 Pal Bradley 191.0*7; 2 Beth Daniel 1202.1*4; 1 Betty King 1140,471. 4. Ayako Okamoto 1174,147; 5. Patty Sheehan 1150.474. 4 Colleen Walker 1114,19; 7. Roue Jonet 1112.441; a. Palll Rilto 141.9*. 4 Jane Critter 19.177; 10. Cathy Gerrlng 171.470 M EN 'STEN N IS 1. Ivan Lendl 15*2757; 3 Stolon Edbtrg 193.441; 1. Bor It Becker 195.104; 4. Andre Agattl 194.402; 5. Anttei Gome: 195.1*4. 4 Emilio Saneher 1240370; 7. Pel* Samprai 129.175. I Brad Gilbert 1214.95; 1 Andrei Chetnokov 1141.142: 10 Thomat Muller 1172.717 WOMEN'S TEN N IS I Marline Navratilova 1411.500: 2 Stotll Gral 194.421; 1 Monk* Sttot 1212.441. 4 Arantxa Sanche: Vicarlo 1205.150; 5. Helena Sukova 1174.004; 4. Natalia Zve.eva >170.720. 7. Zina G*rr!ton >124.414; *. Mary Joe Fernande: 1127.514; 4 Katerina Maleeva 1114.041; 10 Jana Novotna I111.441 AU TO RACING NASCAR I Dal* Earnhardt 1444.400. 2 Kyle Petty 129.420. 2 Geolf Bodn* 1213.400; 4 Mark Martin 191.240; 5 Derrike Cop* 1215.570. 4 Kan Schrader 1244.145; 7 Bill Elliott 1224.740. * Darrell Wallrip 1204425. 4. Terry LaBont* 1141.177; 10 Morgan STwpherd 1144.740 CART I Al Untor Jr. 1147914; 2. Rick M tar) 119.10*. 2 Emerlon Fittipaldi 11)0.74*. 4 Danny Sullivan IIM.XM; 5 Mario Andradi 1107.714. 4. Bobby Rahal 1100.414; 7 Michael Andretti 174.404. * Art* I uyendyk 175.114; * Eddl* Cheever 144,414; 10. Raul Bout*I 144.744. BOWLING I Jim Pencak 1127.475; 2 Am ltto Monactlli 1114.340. 1 Ron Palombl Jr 19.90. 4 Robert Leneenc* 1*4.410. 2 Chrlt Werren 145.742. 4 Tony Wetllak* 140 255. 7 Brian Voil 174.145. I Dave Hulled 174.020 * Dave Ferraro 172.720. 10. Parker Bohn III 145.700 THOROUGHBRED RACINO JOCKEYS - I G4'y Steven* 15.1X1.024. 2 Chrlt McCarron 14.422.19. 3. Eddie De l*houtl*74 *1,141.95, 4 Mlk* Smith *3.114.114: 5 Pal Oar il.J04.071: 4. Jot* SeKtot *7.444,017, 7 Craig Perrel 17 157 *45 I Robbie Davit *7.741111 * Pal Vtleniuele 13.714.175: 10. Angel Cadero >3.49,115 T R A IN E R * - 1 D Wayn* Luka* *1.440.447. 2 Charlie Nhlltlngham *1.19.475; 3. Ron MeAnally *1.90.79. 4 Carl Nal:o*r tl.49.K 5; I. Neil OryvJale *1.715.414. 4 Richard Manoella II.111.140; 7 Jerry Moderator ter *1.375.147. I George R Arnold II *1,070.94; 4 Brian Mayberry 11.004.94. 10 Neil Howard 144AS41 NORSE* I. Unbridled *415.4*4: 1 . Ruhlmann 1*15.100. 1 Criminal Type 1477 450. 4 Summer Soxall *5*4.454. 5 Thirty Sle Red *5Ax.*.5. 4 Flying Continental 1551.400. 7. Silver Endng *95.000: I Miller Frltky *49.405. 4 evening Vert* *415.19: 10 Gorgeout (91.000 HARNESS RACING (U .t. Trettlag Aueciallenl DRIVERS - I. John Campbell >2.101.147. 7. Cal Manji *7.071.742. 1 Michel Lachanc* 11.19.0*4. 4 Bill ODonnell *1.541.117. 5 Doug Brown tl.525.Xl, 4 Jack Molteytv tl.4ll.01l. 7. Wall Paidey >1.145,404. 4 Dave Magee >1.1)7.744. 4 tafv* Flhon 11.19.(9. 10 Stove Condren >1.051.177 HORSES - I Mark Johnathan >747.000. 1 Dorunrun Bluegretl *710.525; 1 Barely Vliitite 119.117. 4. T tt« A Look 414? Chatham Light >I9.D0. 4 T *141.17). 7 My Guru H9.4JM. Hanover 1114.740: * Sendman >112 750 10 Florallo Blue Chip >111.54! TRANSACTIONS Thur tday 5peril Trantacttont Bawkall Lot Angelet — Optioned Mlk# Muno: 1o Albuquerque ol the Piclllc Coatl League (AAA) Celbge Maryland — BatkelbaU player Jtrrsd Mutlal gave up hit llnal two yeart ol eligibility to enter Ih* NBA draft Navy — Announced II will leave Colonial Athletic Attoclallon after 19011 ecadtmic year lo |oln Patriot League, with football, lac roue and toccer playing at independent! Syricute — Wide receiver Rob Moor* gave up hit linel year ol eligibility to enter Ih* N F L tupplemental draft Weil Cea 11 Athletic Conference — Sut pended San Diego bet*ball coach John Cunningham three day* and Navada Reno be label I coach Gary Power* lour day* lor May 4 brawl; impended Nevada Reno lirtl bale man John OIRIcco and San Diego thortitop Chad Boyd lor two garnet Football NY Jett — Signed center Paul Wullt TIN N IS 11 Million German Open Al Hamburg, Wad Germany, May 1* Third Raund I Seed! In parenlheiet) Borlt Backer (I). Weil Germany, del Andral Chtrkatov, Soviet Union, a 2. a ]. Henri Leconte. France, del Aaron Krlckttoln (31. G rou t Polnto, Mich, a a, a 4. Giiy Forgel, Franc*, dtf Emilio Sancho: (41. SPf 1 * *• J*r »»r**r (II, Planlatlan. del Roberto A:*r. Argmtlna. ] * . * ] . * ] Jimmy krlat, Jericho. N Y . del Lart Jontion. Sweden. * 1. a J; Franco Davln. Argentina, dal. LuliMaltar, B r*:ll.*0,4 2 >500,»og Italian Open Al Rama, May It roun^ Martina Navratilova ( I ) , Fori Worth. Texat. del Sandra Cacchlnl. Holy, a a. 34. 4 3, Monica Sale* (1). Yvgotlevla, del Merced** P*:. Argmhna. 11, 4 1; Helen Keleti 111). Canada, del Arantxa Sanche: Vicarlo (3). Spain. * 4.7 5. Gabriel* Saballnl (4), Argentina, del Regina Rt|chrtov*. C;*choilovakla,ao 4 7 Manuel* Maleeva 151, Bulgaria, dal Bat laella Reggl (10), Italy, a J, * 3. Conch: 1* Martina: It). Spain, ttt Cathy Cavertatio (14), Italy. *2. 4 2: Jennlltr Capriati ( 12), Lauderhill, del Laura Golan*. Italy, a ], *7 IS 10). 4 2. Catarina Lmdqvitt, 13, Sweden, del Andrea Vtoira. Braiil, 4 4,4 2 T V / R A D IO BASEBALL 7p m. — CV. College. Rollintat UCF, IL) 7 » p m - ESPN. 21. 9 . OR. Lot Angelet Dodgertal New York Malt. IL) 7 X) pm — GN. CNcago Cubt al Cincin nail Red). (L ) I 35 p . — TBS. Atlanta B ra n t al St Lout* Cardinal!. (LI 10 X) p m. — ESPN. New York Yankee! al Seam* Mariner*. (L ) 10 20 p m — 2*. 5*. Bolton Red Sox *1 California Angeii. I LI BASKETBALL I p m — TN T. NBA playoff*. Chicago at Philadelphia. I LI BOXING 7 p m — SUN. Daily Newt CTurltle* Goidtn Giovet. IL) OOLF jcX'u'-j.r,?' Tou,n*™ni laturday AU TO RACING 1 pm . - W F TV 4. II. NASCAR Gr«no National Naiarefh 90. IL) BASEBALL 1 :9 p.m — 14. OR. Lot Angelet Dodgeri *1 New York Melt. IL ) 2 pm - SC. Coltogt. Mlttlttippi state 41 Mlttlttlppl. I D 2 9 p m — ESPN. Collogt. Arkantat «i Wichita Stale • p m — SUN. Cofeg*. Georgia i l LSU. 7 p m . — GN. Chicago Cubt al Cincinnati Red*. (L ) • B m. — 9 . 54. Milwaukee Brtwert 41 Mlnnetola Twin*. IL) 0 p m - SUN. Colag*. Miami al Maine. (L I •p m - TBS. Atlanta*! SI Loult. (L) II 30 p m. - SUN. Colltgo, USC at Sian lord BASKETBALL 13:9 p m - WCPX 4. The BatkelbaU Show. (L ) 1 p m — WCPX 4. NBA playoff*. Detroit tt New York. (L) 3:30.0 n_ - WCPX 4. (IDA ptayodt. Lot a p.m — SC. NHL. Campbell Conference Final. Edmonton vt Chicago, (LI SOCCER I p m — SUN. Marlboro Cup Columbia vi Poland TENNIS 13:9 p m. — ESPN. Gorman Open. Semin llnal match, alto al 2a m AU TO RACINO I 9 am . — ESPN. Formula On# Grand Prlx al San Marino. IL) J p m — W FTV *. IndlwiepelH mm Dm# TilaM, IL) 5 p m — ESPN. Indlantpolit 500 Tim* T ria l! IL) 7 p m — SUN. NASCAR Grand National Na:ar«th J00 BASEBALL 1 9 pm . — 9 . 54. OR, Lo* Angola! Dodoeri at Now York Mali, ILI I 30 p m - CTV, College. Hollint al Central Florida. (L ) 3 05pm — TBS. Allan!* al St Louii.IL) 3 15p m — GN. Chicago*1 Cincinnati. (L) 3 p m - SUN. Cbltog*. Arkantat at Wkhlla Slate. IL I. altoal 3am 4p m — 9 . 9 . Qaklwid at Cleveland. ILI t p m — ESPN. Houatonal Pllltburgh. ID BASKETBALL 13.9 p m - WCPX 4. Th* Baikatball Show. IL) 1 p m . - WCPX 4. NBA playolft. Chicago *1 Philadelphia. (L ) 3 :9 p m - WCPX A NBA playolft. Oetroll al Now York. (L ) GOLF I p m - ESPN. Sartor PGA Southweilern Ball Clattic. bnal round ID 1 p m - W FTV 4. Tvtomorlal Tournamenl. Final round. ( D Radi* BASEBALL 4 30 p m - W M JK A M (1 2 »). FSL. Otceola al Claarwator 7 p m <- WUCF FM ( 9 4). Coitog*. Rollmt al UCF 7: IS p m. - WBZS AM (1270). Lot Angelet al New York I It p m - WWNZ AM (7 9 ), Southern League. Orlando al Mmnphit 7 41 p m. - W HOOAM (4401. Kantat City al Chicago SOCCER l O i p m - WHOO AM (440). ASL. Botton al Orlando MISCELLANEOUS * 20p m. — WWNZ AM (7 9 ), Sport* Talk n ot pm - W BZSAM (1370). Th* SporH Final Midnight - W B ZS A M (1370). SporH Ovornighl Saturday AUTO RACINO 12:45 p m - WHOOAM (9 0 ). NASCAR GM 200. Motor Racing74*(work BASEBALL 3 9 pm . — WUCF FM ( 9 41. College. UCF at Rolllnt 4 IS p m - WBZS AM (1370). Lot Angela! al Ntw York MISCELLANEOUS 11 O tpm - WBZSAM 113701. Th* Sport* Final Midnight - W B ZSA M 11270). Sporlt Overnight Sunday BASEBALL 1:15 p m - W ZS AM (1270). Lot Angelet at New York 2 p m - WWNZ AM (7 9 ). Southern Lt* g.«. Huntivili* *| Olendo 3:15 p m - WHOOAM (9 0 ). Kantat Cdy al Chicago 5 50 p m — W M JK A M 11291. FSL. Otcaoia al SI Palenbcrg 7 07 p m — WWNZ AM (7 9 ). Houilon *| Pllltburgh MISCELLANEOUS 1104 p m - WBZSAM (1270). Th* Sport* Final Midnight — W B ZSA M (1270). Sport* Overnight Kurri’s record-tying goal gives Oilers a 3-2 advantage over Blackhawks _ _ . _ United Proa* IntarnatlonaJ K U M O N I O N . A l l x r t a — J a r l K u r r l 's rt-c o r ilIv m i* HWtli p la y u ll g o a l la i c III (h e m c o i i c I p e r io d lilte d (la K t liiio iilo n O ile r s l o a *1-3 v i c t o r y o v e r tlie ( In i a g o l i la i k J i a w k s T h u r s d a y n ig h t a n d a A 2 le a d in I h e ir I k s I o I s e v e n C a m p b e l l C o l l i e r e rn e lln a l s e rie s . K n m snapped a Mark Messier pass Into the Imttnm left corner on a jiower play with 1:31 left in the )>erlod lo sitip a 3-3 lie. The goal (led Knrrl wiih former llnernate Wayne Gretzky lor the NHL r e c o r d fo r c a r e e r |J a y o il g o a ls . ix ir a x l le t t i n e l l e mt l i i x a r i n r l Neither learni uMored In (he llnal period The series resumes with Game Six Saturday In Chicago. Game Seven. If necessary, will be played Monday In Edmonton. The series winner plays Wales champion lloslon In the Stanley Cup finals. Kurrl's goal came after I he lUaekhawks scored two straight in (he period to overcome a 3 -1 deficit. Edmonton goalie Bill Hanford gave (he Hlackhawks an early lift In (he second period when his clearing attempt was cut olT at the blue line by Trent Yawncy, Th e Chicago defenseman then ripped a hlgn drive which deflected in oil Chicago center Troy Murray at -I (O U x ilf tt x ir I n r i m f / { ilk a * C : > n r n *1 * 1 n i l f t I t n i i . n e 'iit » l ChicagoI ia >tied llye score 3-3 on a powera i l play at 12:45 when Denis Savard's long slap shot deflected In off Edmonton defenseman Kevin Lowe, who fell attempting lo block the shot. The Oilers outshot Chicago 16-4 in (he opening period lo take a 3 -1 lead. The Oilers attacked with all guns as itieir defencemen penetrated in (he offensive zone. A brilliant diving save by Jacques Cloutier pre­ vented a goal by Keljo Ruotsalulncn in the first minute. Hut defenseman Randy Cm-gg scored 2:08 Into (he game when lie broke In alone and nxik a pass from Joe Murphy to score from the it f I edge of the crease. The Oilers look a 2 0 lead on the power play at 12:25 on a nifty deflection by Craig Simpson as he crossed In front of the net. Chicago rebounded when defenseman Steve Konroyd directed In a Sieve Larmer pass oil a 3 on 2 break at 14:14. However, the Oilers needed only 18 seconds to icgatn their two goal advantage when Adam Graves emerged from the corner with the pork, wheeled around the net and seared on a wraparound shot. �Bars nyi it W1**•A* Sanford. Florida — Friday. .May Rams NBA------------ Contloaed from IB Continued from LB y e a r, ahe a n d R o h le h r w ill be s h o o tin g fo r th e to p tw o spots. " W e 'r e tr y in g to g e t H a y d e e to go out a little q u ic k e r th a n a h e d id at th e re g io n a l m *.e t a n d A llis o n a little s lo w e r ," s a id G ib s o n . " W e w a n t to s e n d th e m b o th o u t a t 6 5 o r 6 6 . T h a t 's so c ru c ia l, th e pace. I f th e y c a n go o u t 6 5 o r 6 6 a n d c o m e b a c k w ith a 6 9 o r 7 0 , th e y 'll b e In good sh ap e. " T h e y 'r e v e ry c lo s e In o v e ra ll speed. T h e y c a n k ic k a t th e e n d if th e y d o n 't g o o u t to o fa s t. T h e pace m a k e s th e ra c e ." In th e b o y s ’ m e e t. L a k e M a ry w i l l b e r e p r e s e n te d b y B o b R c b e rts o n In th e m ile ru n . T y r o n e G ib s o n In th e tr ip le J u m p . C h a r le s E lb e r y In th e 8 8 0 -y a rd r u n a n d D .J . L e w is In th e tw o -m lle r u n . R o b e r ts o n w e n t to th e s tate m e e t In th e m ile r u n la s t y e a r b u t d id n o t place. L e w is , R o b e rts o n a n d E lb e ry a ls o w e r e m e m b e r s o f L a k e M a ry 's c ro ss c o u n try te a m th a t fin is h e d s ix th at th e s ta te m e e t In th e fa ll. L e w is e a rn e d firs tte a m A ll- S ta t e h o n o rs b y fin is h in g 8 t h w h ile R o b e rts o n p lac e d 1 2 th to g a rn e r s ec o n d le a m A ll-S ta te la u re ls . S n e ll a n d R o h le h r a ls o ra n cross c o u n tr y fo r L a k e M a ry . S n e ll p la c in g 1 2 th a t th e s ta te m e e t u n d e a rn in g a spot o n th e A ll-S ta te s eco n d (r u m . v ic to r ie s l i s t y e a r. ’ E d w a r d s w a s a fo rce I n th e fir s t h a lf, e ffe c tiv e ly p o s tin g u p N e w Y o r k ’s P a tr ic k E w in g to s c o re 2 1 p o in ts , m o s tly o n s n o rt tu rn a r o u n d J u m p e rs . T h e P is to n s p la n n e d t o ta k e th e b a ll r ig h t a t E w in g a n d s u c c e e d e d In g e ttin g h im In to e a r ly fo u l t r o u ­ b le . " W e w a n te d to p u t as m u c h p re s s u re on P a tr ic k a s w e c o u ld ." s a id E d w a rd s , a 1 3 -y e a r v e te r a n , w h o m a d e 13 o f 1 9 fie ld -g o a l a tte m p ts a n d a ll s ix o f h is fre e th ro w s . " W e w a n te d to m a k e h im p la y d e fe n s e s o h e c o u ld n 't re s t. T h e y c o u n t o n h im lo r a lo t o f m in u te s a n d o ffe n s e ." M a u r ic e C h e e k s d i d n 't f a ir m u c h b e tte r th a t h is te a m m a te , d r a w in g th e a s s ig n m e n t c f c o v ­ e r in g T h o m a s . C h e e k s th o u g h t th e D e tr o it g u a rd w o u ld h u r t th e K n lc k s m o re b y d r iv in g to th e b a s k e t. S o C h e e k s d e c id e d to p la y a s te p b a c k a n d fo r c e T h o m a s to m a k e h is o u ts id e s h o t. T h o m a s m a d e th e m . " I t ' s to u g h t o p la y h i m , " C h e e k s s a id . " H e ’s e x tr e m e ly q u ic k — a n d e x tr e m e ly q u ic k m a k in g J u m p e rs . Y o u h a v e to p la y th e p e rc e n ta g e s , a n d th is gn:m e (h e y w e r e n 't in o u r fa v o r, wih e n h e 's m a k in g th o se ty p e o f s h o ts , h e 's to u g h ." Spurs 121, Trail Blase r s 98 A t S a n A n to n io . D a v id R o b in s o n scored 2 8 p o in ts a n d b l o c k e d s ix s h o ts a n d R o d S tr ic k la n d a d d e d n lr.e re b o u n d s a n d a c a re e r-h ig h 17 assists to h e lp th e S p u rs tv n G a m e 3 o f th e ir W e s te rn C o n fe re n c e s e m i­ fin a l s erie s. L a k e rs 1 2 4 , S u b s 1 0 0 A t In g le w o o d . C a lif., J a m e s W o r th y sco red 2 3 o f h is 2 7 p o in ts In th e (lis t h a lf a n d th e L o s A n g e le s L a k e rs e v e n e d t h e ir W e s te r n C o n fe re n c e s e m ifin a l s e rie s a t o n e g a m e e a c h . T h e L a k e rs q u ic k ly re b o u n d e d fr e /n its s tu n n in g loss In G a*m c 1. s p r in tin g to a 6 3 - 4 8 h a lftim e le a d . M a g ic J o h n s o n c o n trib u te d 2 1 p o in ts a n d 14 assists a n d O r la n d o W o o lrid g e h a d 2 1 ofT th e b e n c h fo r th e L a k e rs , w h o a v o id e d lo s in g th e firs t tw o g a m e s o f a p la y o ff s erie s a t h o m e fo r th e firs t tim e s in c e 1 9 7 7 . Magic--------Coatlnaed from IB m e n t w ill p it th e M a g ic a g a in s t th e H e a t, th e M in n e s o ta T im b e r w o lv e s a n d th e C h a r lo t t e H o rn e ts . T h e to u r n a m e n t w ill b e p la y e d In C h a r lo tte C o lis e u m o n O c t. 1 9 -2 0 . “ W e a rc v e ry e x c ite d a b o u t th e e x c e lle n t e x h ib itio n season th a t w e h a v e p u t to g e th e r ." s aid c lu b p re s id e n t a n d g e n e ra l m a n a g e r P a t W illia m s , " f n e s c h e d u lin g o f t h r e e g a m e s a t th e O r la n d o A r e n a w ill get o u r season tic k e t h o ld e rs re a d y fo r o u r s ec o n d s e a s o n ." PREP SPOTLIGHT: TRACK t*(nin*lt County Trac1*Honor Roll OIRLS Loan Jumo - 1. Cook IL M )* 17 SW; 1 . (lit ) w ont (S I, WHcoitMn 10] It 7; 4 MotDowtll (LHJ 10 4; 5 Bool hr (L M ) I t 3; i. Craig ILBI 100 Tripto Jumo — l. Toambt (SI* 3**; 3. Cook (L M I* 3M W ; 1 Lowlt ILym ) 3*4; 4 Word ISI 14 7W; S. Slotlord ILym ) D i m . 0 Suitor (LB ) n II. High Jump - I. (tit) S. Palumbo (L H )a . Cook (L M ). Roh.ohr (LM ) SO: 4. Frotmon (S )o 4 10: S. (Ilo) Cordorolll (L H ). Croon boro ILym ). Arlro (L B )o l. Skof pul — 1 RodBcki ( d o o 1774; 7. Jono* (L M ia SM W l I Boktr (S> 14 IS , 4 A Brown (S) 1114; 5. Arlot (L H ) 111: 0 Morris ( L M )» * DHcu* - I. Jam* (L M ) i n I. 2. Cook (LM ) 1114.- 3. Tosslo ILym ) 111]; 4. Koblo (LH I 101-4; S. Williams ILym ) 104 S; 0 Roddicks ( S ) » * 10 111 Htak Hurdlos — I. (Ilo) RoMoftr (L M )o, Slngloton |S)Oo 110; 1. Pornoll (Lym ) 10 7; 4. Cordorolll (L H ) II I ; 5. Arlto (L B ) 17 0; 4. Grant I LH) 17.1. IIS Motor Dash - ). Bokor IS ))* * (1.14; L Bucco Whlto (LM ) 0 4; 1. Mullins (SI 11.4; 4. Arlto (L B ) 17 4; 5. (ho) Chombora (LB ). McGill (S) 117. Milo Run - 1. Snoll (LM ) a 5.30*; 1. Otnotto IL B )( 0 1 . 1 1 0. 1 . Tunis (L B ) 1:1*0; 4. M Palumbo (L H ) 1:14 0: S Ntwborry (LH ) 5 37.0; 4 Frotl (LH ) 5:37.4. 444-Yard Rol4y — I. Sominolot • • 44 14. 1 . Lako MoryO SI 0; 1. Or lotto 510: 4 Lyman S1.3; S. Lako Bronlloy SI S; I Loko Hawaii 54.1. 440-Yard Dosk - I. Word < l)o SI 44; 1 Snoll (LM ) 1:0) 4; 1 McGill IS) 1:01*. 4. Rohlohr ILM I 1.03 1; S. Oovls IS) 1 04.1; 4 Olson (L M ) I 040 W -Y o rd Low Hwrdlos - l. McGill (S it* o 45.35; 7 Artio (L S I* 44.0; 1. Rohlohr (LM ) 417; 4 Morris (L H ) 44*; 5. Slngkton (S) 4* 7 ;« Williams IS) 507 M -Y a rd Run - I Snoll (L M )o o 2:11.71; 7 Rohlohr (L M ) 3:311k 1 Groonborg (Lym ) 1 B -U 4 Glnotto (L B ) 7:74 5: S. Pauloy (LB ) 7:771 . 4 S. Folumbo (LH) 7 7* 5. 77*-Yord Dosk - I Bokor (S it* o 24 50; 7 Mullins ISI 74.. 3 Snail (LM I > 5 ; 4. lilt) Lawls ILym) 74.», Bucto While (L M ) 74 f, 4. X. Brown IS) 77.1. Two-Mllo Run — l. Glnotto (L B )O o 1144.*; 7 M. Pjlvmbo (LMI 11551. 1. Toths (L B ) 11:571; 4 LoRIn (Lym l 12:03 7; ! Mowborry (LH ) 13:77 ft 4. Bumgornor (Lym ) 17:30 0. Mho Roloy — I. Sominolot* a 4:0177; 7 Lako Mary 4 04 7. 1. Lako Brantloy 4 0*14; 4 Lyman* 4 10.*; 5 Loko Howoll 4:71.4; 4. Ovt*d04:77.4. Two-Mil* Roloy — I Loko Mary ( 44 04; 1. Lako Brantloy 10:17.1 1 Lyman 10:74 0; 4. Lako Howoll 10 23 7; 1. Somlnolo 10 44 4: OvladoNT BOYS Long Jump — 1 M ar* (SI* » J M ; 7 Gibson IL M IO * 111; 1. H.-WIIhorns ISI 714; 4 Ch Cotton (Lym) 311; S. S. Smith (LM I 30 10; 4. Cn. Cotta! (Lym ) 70-7V1. Trlpl# Jump — I Moor* ( l i t * * 47 llto; 7. H. Williams IS) 47 I; 1 OWson (LM )O 447;. 4 Ch. Cotton ILym ) 437S; 5. Ckvolond ILym ) 4310; 4. Frlson(S)43 4. High Jump — l Joroslk (Lvm )t* 41; 2. (tS ) Goins (O ), Godhao IS )# . Road IL H )0 , 4 4; 5 S Smith (LM ) 02; I. IIS ) Elbtry (L M ). Washington ILym ), Simpson (Lym l 40 Shot Put - 1. C. WMS ISM# # 40-IIVS; 7 Moor* (S) 541; 1. C. Smith (LM ) 50 111.; 4 D WhIS ILB ) 47 IS : 5. T . Whit. (LM ) 44 7; 4. Grayson I Lym) 4] I IS. Discos - 1 C . Smith (LM )R a 147 4; 1. Toth ILH ) 14010; 3. Hampton (S) 13* 10; 4 WhIS (LB ) 115*; S Brown (L H ) 11*5; 4. Morrison (Lym ) 1114. PoS V«utl - I Hobbs (LB ) 104; 7. Kolsar ILB I 11 1; 3 H S ) Groan ILM IO o, SIMut (SI 110; 5 (hot Cratgo (LM I, Crurodo (LH ) 120 114 High HurdSs — I. Thomas (S) a 14 S; 2. W Williams (S) 1S.1; l Furbush (L H ) 15.1; 4 (IS I Moort (S). C o ts 10) IS.l; I. (IS I Anderson ILB I. SllvlusISI 117. Continued from IB Killian will counter with Rick DeTcto, who Is H* I this year. Game lime will be 8 p.m. and will be (he lost of eight games played on Friday. The other Class 4A semifinal game will be played at 1:30 p.m. and feature No. I Brandon (27-2) against No. 4 Gonznlez-Tate 123-4). Brandon will start senior Gary Graham (12-0, 1.70 ERA) and Tate will ivunter with senior Scott Davidson (6-0. 0.51 ERA), The Class 4A championship game Is scheduled for H p.m. Saturday nl Hasrhall City. The game between Lake Brantley and Killian will Ik - sanaltbz'Vthr semifinals cl the Sarasota Tournament lust month. Killian won that guifie 11-6 hut most of the Patriots were stricken with (he flu. “ We bad u 3 0 lead in (hat $ime and knocked out their No. 2 starter, " said Smith. "Th e n they got to our No. 4 starter and we were forced to throw four kids who had not pitched much. "W c fed we ran play with them. If Rigby throws his nortniil game we'll w la At least that's how we feel." Chris Russo and Alex Gonzalez each had doubled to-lead Killian In the first contest. Oreg Thomas had a double and a triple and Jerry Thurston was 2 for 4 to pace Brantley. The Patriots arc a senior-dominated club lhat relies primarily on Its first live batters for Its offense: Thomas. who will play first base tonight, catcher Thurston, third baseman Jason Varllck. shortstop Sean Burke and centcrfidder Mark Gabrovlc. Thomas led Seminole County In hitting this season wllh a .501 average, followed by Burke (.416). Varltck (.394). Thurston (.391) and Majors Continued from IB the third when two walks were followed by a triple by Damon Coppola. Coppola con­ tinued on around to score on an error. Doing the damage for the Dodgers were Jackson (double, home run. run scored). Coppola (triple, two runs scored). Watson (s in g le , tw o ru n s sco re d). Robinson (single, run scored). Virgil Hlllsman (two runs scored) and Tarrll Bender and Gerald Bishop (one run scored each). The performance of Jackson offset a good pitching efTort by Scan Eason of the Cardinals, who allowed only five hlls and struck out eight In three Innings pitched. Getting the hits for the Cardi­ nals were Eason and Eddie Key wllh one single each. The second game found the Cubs and the Pirates tied at 2-2 after the first Inning. But the Cubs exploded for five sccondInnlng runs and the rout was on. A walk, a single by Mike How­ ard. a double by Aaron Knight, a triple by Williams, a single by Dickerson and a ground out scored the runs fix the Cubs. The Cubs added a run In Ihc third and six runs in the fifth to end the game by the mercy rule. Dickerson pitched the first three Innings and allowed all three runs while striking out six before Williams pitched the final two Innings and allowed no runs, one hit and struck out five. Providing the offense for the Cubs were Aamn Knight (dou­ ble, three singles, two runs scored). Howard (triple, double, single, three runs scored) and Williams (triple, single, three runs scored). A l s o c h i p p i n g I n w e re Dickerson (two singles, three runs scored). Paul Evans (two singles, run scored). Adrian Knight and DusUn DeMarco (one single and one run scored each). Rufcrt Fraley (single) and Fa­ G a b ro v lc (.3 8 7 ). T h e o t h e r a ta rte ra w ill b e le ft fie ld e r P at B a ttle (.2 4 0 ). w h o 'a th re e -ru n h o m e r u n s ta rte d L a k e B ra n tle y o n Its w a y to th e s ec tio n a l w in . D M D o u g W u h ls te ln (.2 8 8 ). r ig h t fie ld e r T y le r lite r (.2 8 3 ) a n d s e c o n d b a s e m a n T o m P e n n y (.2 9 7 ). P e n n y Is fillin g In fo r re g u la r s ec o n d b a s e m a n S te v e S h e lm a n . w h o is o u t a fte r s u ffe rin g a k n e e in ju r y a g a in s t A p o p k a In th e re g io n a l g a m e . S h e lm a n to o k g ro u n d b a lls fa r (h e firs t tim e T h u r s d a y h u t S m ith s a id S h e lm a n s till does n o t h a v e e n o u g h m o h lllty a n d w ill b e left o ff th e to u r n a m e n t roster. Should (he Patriots win Friday night a likely candidate for (heir opponent will! lie Brandon, which knocked off d c f e n d ite ^ W tf k W A laseM' (nt he sectionals. A Brnndon-Lakc Brantley mutch up would likely feature Brandon's base running against (he throwing arm of Thurston, who Is the top-rated high school catcher In the nation this season. 44* Yard Dash - 1 Walker (SI JO 4. 7 Murphy (S) 50 7; 3 St Jo IS) a SO 4; 4 Gibson (L M )o 50*. 5. Elbery (LM ) 51 5: 4 Thomas (SI 51.4. HO IntormodSte Hurdles — t. Thomas (» )• 34 4; 3. Marshall (Lym )O 1*4; 1 /horse (Lym ) 401, 4. Peterson (S) 41.4, 5 Hommontroo (L H ) 41 5; 4 E Russ (LM ) 41*. 40*Yard Ran - 1. D. Davis 1*7 1 57 7;' 2 •Swell (LB )O 1:54 44, 1 Mhcholl (Lym l* 1:14 7; 4 Elbery (L M ) 1:541; S. Robertson I LM ) 1:44.4; 4. Holliday (Lym ) 1:01.7. 71*Yard Dash - 1. Frisen (S) 710. 1. IIS ) H. WillSms (S)O *, Johnson IL B )* 77.1; 4. Cohint (LM ) 711; 5 Moor* IS) 77 7. 4 (tS ) McClory (SI. Gutch (0)771 Two-MiS Run — I. Mhcholl (L y m )to * * 10.1; 1. Padgett (L y m ) f:433; 1 Lowlt (L M ) * 451; 4. Fool* (L B ) * 54 5; 5 Morris (L H ) 10:11.4; 4. Holton (Lym ) 10:1*.*. M iS RoSy - I. Somlnoloo • 1:31.4; 3. Lake Mary 1:1* 47; 3. Lyman 1:110; 4. Lako BranlSy 1:14 0; 5. Oviedo 1:14.4; 4 Lake Howoll 1:701 Twg-M iS Roloy — 1. Lake Mary I I* 44; 2 Lyman 1:747; 1. Lake Brantloy I 74.5; 4 Loko Howoll 4 44.4; Sominolo, Oviedo NT Legend State O u llS r s . I — Regional Champion; o — District Champion, a — Sem Inolg AthSllc Conlaronce champion. School Ltgond S — Sam InoS. LM — Lake Mary; Lym — Lyman: LB — Lako Brantloy; LH — LakoHowall; O — Oviedo Sheffield, police clashed in March United P re ta International Patriots lM -M oSr Dash - I. (IS I H. Williams IS )* a. Johnson IL B I* 10 4; 7 Collins (LM ) 101; l. Marshall ILym ) 10*; 5. Prison (SI M O; 4. McClory IS) tt.l. M iS Run - I. Mhcholl (Lym )t o * 4:13 *4; 3. Rotwrtion (L M ) 4:77 7. 1 Padgett ILvm) 4:31 0; 4 FfoU (L B ) 4.341. 5 Jewell (LB ) 4 77 *; 4. Lewis (LM ) 4:17 5. 440- Yard RaSy - I. Sominolot a • 41 75; 2 Lym an* < ] . ( ; 1 Lake M a r y u i , 4. Lako BrenISy 44.7; 5 Ovlmto 44.4; 4. Lake Howoll 45 7 TAM PA — Tampu police again confronted major-league baseball players Gary Sheffield and Dwight Gooden, und this time officers mistakenly pointed guns at Sheffield's head und urcused him of dealing drugs. In an Incident similar tu Ihe one Involving the players In 1986. Sheffield said he was stopped outside a West Tampa bar March 14 and harassed by a police officer who thought he wus an armed drag dealer. He said police eventually realized their mistake and let them go. Police would not comment Thursday. Sheffield. 21. Is an Inflclder for the Milwaukee Brewers. He is the nephew of Gooden, a star pitcher for the New York Mcts. Sheffield drives a black fo»ir-(looi Mercedes with ..'<o!d trim Gtsnllar oi the one driven by drug suspect Rufus James Jackson. Sheffield and Tampa resident Chuck Jones said they have filed Internal affairs complaints against the officers. "W e’re bound by state statutes that say dial anything which may be linked to an Internal affairs Investigation cannot be released.” Tampa police spokesman Steve Cole said. Sheffield said Gooden left Ihe bar. Grace’s Place, shortly afterward an ' tried to Intervene. " I said. 'I 'm G a ry Sheffield and I'm a professional ball player." Sheffield said. "Th e y said. T don’t care who you are. you’re driving n dope dealer's car,' and they threw me up ugalnsl the car." A crowd of patrons leaving the bar shortly after midnight witnessed the Incident. Sheffield said. "M y complaint was. I've been harassed too much, and my life was In danger." Sheffield said. ■ M H B n n n M B E B B B H . S A N ® B ra n d o n h a s b e e n c a rrie d th is s e a s c . b y its p itc h in g a n d te a m s p e e d . As a te a m , th e E n g le s , u n d e r C o a c h R o b e rt C a m p b e ll, h a v e s to le n 8 9 bases o n 1 0 0 a tte m p ts th is s ea so n . L e a d in g th e w a y h a v e o c e n J u n io r R u d y S tr o u d , w h o Is 2 1 fo r 21 In s to le n base a tte m p ts a n d s e n io r H o d K e lle y . (2 6 fo r 2 8 ). T h e s ta r te r fo r B ra n d o n , s h o u ld th e y re a c h th e fin a ls , w o u ld be J u n io r D a n n y G ra v e s , w h o w a s 7 -2 th is s e a s o n w tth a 1 .7 4 E R A . B N f l S s W H iS P A tfi* 66 Should Lake Brantley reach the final they would start Gabrovtc. a lefty who pitched a complete gume against Lake Worth-John L Leonard In the sectionals last week. Gabrovlc is 7-1 this season with a 2.56 ERA. He has struck out 72 batters this season. "We don't plan on doing anything different in this tournament." said Smith. b ia n M c K in n e y (ru n s c o re d ). Contributing to the Pltates attack were James Fields (dou- ble. run scored). 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Can you discuss the causes and possible rem edies for such PET^R GOTT,M.[ b e h a v io r? by Mort Walker B E E TL E BAILEY *ER KANNES N lC H T A U 3 H A L TE N ." HE C A N T STAM P I T LEARNING GERMAN. IP THEV REUNIFY, TH E Y 'L L B E A P O W ER H O USE by Art Sanjom ______ by Charles M. Schuli PEANUTS UJHAT DIO ONE GOLFER SAY TO THE OTHER 6 0 lF E R ? ’REAP ANY 6 0 0 0 6REENS LATELY?' HAHAHAHA! ( CADDIES SHOULDN'T TRY V J O BE FUNNY.. s -n E E K A MEEK b y H o w ie S c h n e id e r UfOW &Vl£WlfJ6 (JU£ RECCKP5, ILC R£AU2£ THAT B/ERrOte fTRSETSAJOUAfJDmj.UJL 106 FIUD THAT M X ) ARE. pa/upueiur iw the w v m m jt o f s o u r b il l ... WISH TO REMlW?SO),HaUEUP, THAT IUTEREST IS ACCRUING X I THE UURMD AMCUUT A/OP t k m iiu a t e . SOUR r - FORoET IT, JCHfJ FROM m x j CU I 'M QOifOG 1 0 D O iW Xm W G ATTffe PHOfJE-COMRVJY DEAR READER: I assume by "sociopathic tendencies" you mean all Unties und behavior that run counter to the customs, standards and morals atie plot l by society. T h e sociopath engages In repealed behavior patterns — such as rrltulnal a c t iv i t y . Im p u ls iv lty . Ir ■ responsibility, hostility and poor Judgment — that bring him or her Into conflict with society. Around the turn of the centu­ ry . s e v e r a l a u t h o r i t i e s hypothesized that sociopathic behavior was Inherited. These academics postulated a genetic "criminal" type. To my knowl­ edge, this theory was never proved and was eventually re­ jected by responsible experts. Sociopathic behavior Is now believed to be the result of cmotional/mental Instability. S u c h b e h a vio r Is learned, usually at a young age. B e ca use s o c io p a th s are muladaptcd (the ir acts and beliefs arc not appropriate In an o rd e re d , st abl e society!, counseling and psychiatric In­ tervention arc oflcn employed to re-orient them to more hcnltlilul attitudes. DEAR DR. GOTT: I've been on Synlhmld for more than six months bccnusc of a gollcr. yet nothing has changed. My condi­ tion Is exactly the same us li was six months ago. Is my doctor handling my hypothyroidism correctly? DEAR READER: An enlarged thyroid gland Is called a goiter. This romlition can resull from Insufficient diclary Iodine {a mineral necessary for the pro­ duction of thyroid hormone) or Imm an Inability of the thyroid gland lo manufacture enough hormone. Hv administering Synthrold (synthetic thyroid hormone), your doctor is attempting to shrink the glum! by providing, in pills, the hormone your body needs. This will cause the gland to enter a resting phase, during which It ceases making thyroid hormone and becomes smaller. The process may take many months, depending on the size of the enlarged gland. You may not have been pre­ scribed enough Synthrold. ACROSS 1 Slant 5 A c tra u Pitts 9 Timid 12 — Major (conatallatlon) 13 At all 14 Hurricana canlar 15 Hardwood IB A c tra u Hayworth 17 Environment agey. 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Inc WIN A T BRIDGE B y Jam es Jscoby Conservative players might sus]>ecl that West was affile led with a touch nl moon madness when he made u major-suit takeout over Smith’s opening no-trump. No argument here, except lo say that some very successful players stick their necks out In the b id d in g . Perhaps North-South could have stopped off to (knihle whatever contract East-West got to, lull North wasn’t sure East-West w o u ld fail by four t r i cks wherever they landed, so he v u p ly bid game In no-trump. \ hat allowed New York expert Dave Bcrkowltz lo put a little shine on his declarer shoes. With some tre p id a tio n , decla rer played dum m y’s Jack of hearts on the opening lead. When that liflil. he was off lo 1he races. Me played tpiecn ol clubs Irom d u m m y . East p la ye d l ow. usually the rlghl play. Next a diamond lo Ihc Jack, followed by a low spade. West rose with the king and continued with the king of hearts, taken by the ace. Declarer cashed Q -J of spades In d u m m y und lo o k a no t h e r diam ond finesse. Meanwhile East had thrown a diamond on the third spado. Declarer now cashed the ace of spades. East could not let go a diamond or a cluti. so lie threw his Iasi heart. Bcrkowltz caalied the ace of diamonds and put East on lead with the last diamond. East had to lead away from the king of clubs to let declarer score 11 tricks. Fool note: All hough It’s not usually right. East could have done heller by covering rite queen of clubs with tils king NORTH ♦y ji f A JS 4 61 ♦QJI72 WEST ♦ K 10 9 4 VKQ742 ♦9a ♦ 96 S-UM EAST ♦ 87 V 10 9 1 ♦ K 10 7 5 2 ♦ K 10 4 SOUTH •AA 6 3 2 V8fi ♦ AQJ4 ♦ A 53 Vulnerable North-South Dealer South West North Soulli 2 4* 3 NT 1 NT •major-suit takeout Kail All pass Opening lead V 4 HOROSCOPE B y B e r n ic e B e d e G a o l Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M ay 12, 1 9 9 0 you a helping hand when and If must be prepared to see things through lo a Him) conclusion anil they are needed. 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C A N C E R (June 21-July 22] you are courageous and if will Do not Ik- reluctant today to call S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. also win you the udmlrailon of on certain contacts y o u ’ve 211 Persistence is of extreme associates 1C) Iff 90 N EW SPAPER E.V established who have promised importance today If you hope to they would be witling lo lend be successful. However, you TERPRISE ASSN A N N IE MREMEMBER WELL - IT DIDN'T HIT US H £ A P SOMETHIN' ELSE ABOUT ON, PROFESSOR t h is kind o ' EON... I MEAN. BUMPED US UK£ A PORPOIS& HARPTHING 7 by L e o n a rd S ta rr ...BUT SORT OfWITH ITS 5/P£ LIKE (T DIDN'T KNOW WE WERE TH£X£,. . i MM... KNOW WHAT 1 THINK? TH’ WHATEVER IT WAS, WA$ PEELIN' POOALYME3K REALLY ...THE CREATURES ARE ALREADY SUFFERING BAD EFFECTS FROM THE *HAPPY JUlCf;' CAPTAIN Om En ... m KEEP THEM *T iT anyway in CASE wf CAn t s t o p WARBUCKS/ �u SE >jrA • " . ' m ,-**« *B|t& ' MptNM ••»• •• «# Sanford H erald , S an ford . F lo rid a — Friday, M ay f t , 1M 0 — People sJ N Ship’s ahoy! B R IE F May Day celebration •loin the rrlrbrntlon from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. May 12- at thr Elk's Lodge. between Sixth and Seventh Street. Sanford. May Day (fames, music food, rides, drinks and a inoonwnlk will l>e featured. Riverboat Princess cruisise fit for royalty ■y JOAN KINO Herald correspondent Fling yourself into spring St James AME Church will sponsor a "Spring Fling" Marling at 0 a.m.. Saturday. May 12. Gumes. food and prizes will I k * featured. Following the event, at 7 p.m.. Mt. Taber AME Church will olfer services at SI. James, located at thr corner of Cyprrss Avenue and Ninth Street. Sanford. Hom eow ners to m eet Seminole League of Homeowne.'s will host II.A. Hill Sober. Seminole County Property Assessor, as the guest speaker at the May 15 meeting. The subject Is "flow und W hy" and will be followed by a cpirstlon and answer period. Bring notepad and a neighbor. The program Involves all Seminole County Homeowners Associations. The public Is urged to attend at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastmonlc Center. 830 Magnolia Avc.. Altamonte Springs. For more Information, call 862-4224. W om en plan finances "Financial Beginnings" for women only, a course of advice to help women take control of their financial futures, will I k * held from 0 a.m. to 4:30 pan.. Saturday. May 19 at the Sanlando Center. 2180 W. State Road 434. Suite 2180. Longwood. Cost is $-15. including course, materials and lunch. For reservations call 774-9776. CALENDAR Narcotics Anonym ous to m eet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 pan. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Avc.. Sanford. Old cars ca put in lim elight The ^ t'l'q u e and Classic Automobile Club of Seminole County •,K)iisors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 pan In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy » on U S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members arc welcome to bring their old cars 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, 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 m em bers to congregate Atanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. SANFORD — If It truly is every sailor's wish to have hts own ship with n few fathoms of water undrr It for smooth sailing, then Captain Harley Hoy has his wish with the Riverboat Princess, on which area residents can em­ bark on specialty cruises. Hoy searched rive rs and oceans for his Princess. "I found my boat In a Blsmark. North Dakota trade paper. The boat was on the Missouri River," Hoy says. To get his boat from the Missouri River to Sanford was a major undertaking. Hoy cut Ills boat Into transportable pieces by himself und hauled It to Sanford, his adopted home. F o r the t edi ous task of reassembling his boat. Hoy called ujxm his friend, a certified welder who came to Sanford to help. Together. Hoy and his friend put thr boat back In shape. Whcrt It was afloat. Hoy was In business and has been for over two years. The Riverboat Princess Is a spectacular sight ns she rounds the bend upriver and comes Into view, ready to take her passen­ gers on a specialty cruise. Specialty cruises Include a New England style, down cast, lobster and clam bake. On this particular cruise, passengers enjoy a leisure ride up the St. J o h n ' s R i v e r . At a p r c • determined legation along the banks of tfic river. Hoy unloads his passengers who’arc greelcd by a crew dressed as lobster fishermen. They feast on lobster, clams and all of the amenities that go with the outing. Every­ thing Is cooked at the site over an open pit fire. Other specialty cruises consist of a Florida crackc- stylc catfish fry and a riverboat barbecue of chicken and ribs. These cruises are creatively orchestrated with costumes reflecting the custom of the feast prepared on the river's banks. Blue-eyed Hoy. w ith light blond curly hair, cuts a fine Doctors speak in tongues D E A R A B B Y : So many physi­ cians today seem to I k * of foreign extraction. I have no problem with that. If one can understand t h e m . H o w e v e r , my gynecologist's new partner Is Aslan, and I often leave his office wondering what he has told me. I shudder to think that one day I might need surgery. How can the operating nurses understand the surgeon's orders when the surgeon's Incom prehensible speech Is further muffled by a surgical face mask? Since these physicians (and other professionals who deal with the public) apparently In­ tend to stay In the United States, would they please consider some diction lessons? They all seem to be taking golf, tennis, music und computer lessons. And skiing lessons are a family "m ust" for them, so please ask them to consider some kind of speech lessons. B E W IL D E R E D P A T IE N T D E A R P A T I E N T : Please Ik - a % AB IG A IL VAN BUREN little more pati ent. Tho se foreign-born physicians must be e x c e p t i o n a l l y h r I g h t and motivated to pass our boards If you have difficulty understand­ ing what the doctor has told you. ask him or her to please repeat It. Be gentle and generous. You cannot know how rough a road the doctor had to travel to get from there to here. D E A R A B B Y : We are writing, hoping you will pass on our story as a safety warning to others. Our daughter was married recently and all the bouquets held hurricane globes with lighted handles. Our daughter visualized how she wanted the flowers to be done, and they were lovely. However, what happened eould have been the most tragic thing anyone could imagine. H*r«M0*tokr j Captain H o y embarks on another adventure on the Riverboat Princess. figure In his natty* looking white uniform with gold captain's bars on his shoulders. He speaks and maneuvers his boat with con­ fidence. very aware of hts sur­ roundings. His concentration on his Job reflects the fine tradition of American seamen ashore or afloat. Hoy Is married to Sandy Foster of Sanford. in the busy season Sandy and her daughter.Kelly become the c r e w . Of f season. Scut t l e Wltlgham Is the crew. Hoy started his career seven­ teen years ago on the Great Lake*- and originally worked The Bay Queen. The Queen, owned by the Star Line, was leased ou; to Freedom Cruise Ships. The Star Line also owned The Star of Sanford. An added feature to the Hoy b u s in e s s ts a c o m p l e t e l y furnished bus. The bus belonged to the late Janls Joplin, a rock star of the 70's. She used It as her personal touring vehicle. well known urtlst and Sanfo d nat i ve. B lru n t W ebb, p; nted scenic murals around th outside of the bus. Her fr< --hand style depicts scenes of th St. John's wildlife with the Hi erboat Princess cruising the rt- tr. toy confirms that Webb's bnllant artistic ability Is well a I ircclatcd by those who view It Mewing hls sd-cts. Hoy say? g< id but It does P -sently. It's slow due to the alernoon heat and threat of tlyind crsh ow e rs. For these rt isons we cruise once a day for tl •summer, from 11 a.m. to 1 p n Hoy explains that bookings __ ac always accepted from large goups and organizations and of cairsc they get a spcctut consulentton. Including weddings juries. Hoy is authorized to piTorrn marriage ceremonies. Every Spring. Hoy runs a PLAZA TWIN HWY 17 92 322 7502 SUMMER MOVIES COMING mi NIGHTLY 7 10 A 930 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles W M S M S HO Discount — -*-io» «4S Start It Off By Joining Our Team At HILLHAVEN HEALTH CARE CENTER We offer experience in the nursing field, and a chance to apply for a full scholarship toward your future! Ideal for the motivated individual. ___ ____ u.*,rvni.'n»i E O T IX J O U C H 322-1216 S H O W TIM E * :* ) The Tales From The Darkside Nlghtbreed S) ® Call Today For Details ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 * 8 5 6 6 ^22SIS2SS2ZS2nSSSSSSSnLl NO PASSU NO DISCOUNT Her long hair fell Into the candle In Iter bouquet, and the flame Instantly went right up the side of Iter head! Her husband Immediately pul out the fire with hts bare hands, und thank God no one was hurt. ‘The C.I.V. of the Women's CCub of Sanford We are telling everyone we know never to use candles in the bridal bouquets. We I i o j k * that your wide circulation will pre­ vent a tragedy from happening. H E R M A N D C A R O L S P IT Z E R T A Y L O R S . S .C . DEAR HERM A N D CAROL: Thank you for earing enough to warn others. Hoy says. "If people here have friends and relatives visiting, then bring them out on the Riverboat Princess. I guarantee they'll talk about the Princess and the way I showed them the real Florida." For reservations "or Inform al1 tion. call Captain Harley Hoy at the Osteen Bridge (407) 3301612. WANT A CAREER IN NURSING?? fSfl NIGHTLY BORN ON THE 4TH OF JULY MOVIELAND 0 1 17-92 kiddy cruise. Elementary school children board the Princess for an educational excursion up the river. The y learn about the environment, the wildlife and can even recite at the cruise end. when an eagle gets. its flying feathers. "It's a learning experience that they remember all of their lives." Hoy says as he smiles. JTc has hosted the Audubon y. the Florida ConservaClub and the Sierra Club whose members have come aboard to listen to his live commentary* while cruising. I Vould like to thank the following people vho generously helped make our 14th mnual C.I.P. May Day Brunch the most successful ever. All monies will be used to 1nance community improvements. C o m p e t itio n w in n e r s Kneeling Bonna Fitzgerald, owner of Hairbiz in Sanford, and Terri Oglesby, hairdresser and nail technician, display the trophies they won in the Florida Cosmetology Associa­ tion Spring Competition, held recently in Orlando. Fitzgerald capt ur ed the Presi dent ' s Trophy for most accumulated points during the three day competition. No Sanford salon has ever held this trophy. She placed first in Clowns and Harlequins and second in Ladies of the Cinema Oglesby was awarded her trophy for her creation of fantasy nails. The salon took second place in Trend Makeup and fifth place in Gentlemen over 40. Standing behind Fitzgerald and Oglesby are Casey Stead, who modeled in the compelion; Polly Smith, who placed fifth in student competition out of 36 stu­ dents; Sandy Swain and Patty Voltoline. who both assisted in preparing for the event SPONSORS B u ck 's Catering R ich-U nited Corporation Colonial Room Restaurant T h e Sanford Herald Publtx W inn -D ix ie C o n k lin . Porter. Holmes. Et^rs. First Federal of Seminole S u n Banks Greene. Dycus & Co.. P.S. House of Bread Poohberry Fa rm s C a rl & Doris Dletrlck T o n y Russl Insurance Southeast B an k. N'.A. Je a n Melts At T h e Plano tk Lanier C om pany. P.A. Holiday hut. Lakelront Ilarear A lu m in u m Products Sunntlutul Corporation McKee Construction C om pany First Union National B a n k firum kow Funeral Home Codlsco First Seminole Bank Sanford D ry Cleaners Phil Deere’s C o u n try Fu rn iture. Inc. Seminole Flower Shop Wert Printing & Graphics J o h n Smith Fn tcn m un n 's Bakery of Florida CONTRIBUTORS 1SU K a m s Insurance Agency Ju d g e S. Joseph Davis. J r . Police Chief Steve Harriett First Street Slaloners Shoemaker Construction Co. Florida Power A Light Com pany Attorney Hill Colbert Mister Donut Th o m a s Greene, Attorney McRoberts T ire Com pany �■m ••-— Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida— Friday;-M. j — 11, 1990 . i . _____________________________________________ i L i S e e k T h e C i t y W h o s e B u ild e r Is G O D Assembly Of God Baptist NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF 000 PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 100 Kennel Rd Phone 322 9222 Pastor Jell Kali Sunday Morning 10 00 a m Sunday Evening 6 30 p m Wednesday Evening 7 00 p m (Adult and Youth Service*! Nursery provided for all Services 119 W Airport Blvd . Sanford 322 3737 Rev Tom Jacobs D Mm Pastor Rev Sid Cook Associate Pastor Bible Study 945 am Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday Fellowship Supper 6 00 p m Prayer Meeting 7 00 p m Nursery Provided For All Services AQi >C ASSEMBLY OF GOD 427 to 8ig Tree Oive Longwood Florida Don Dunavefit Pastor Morning Service TO 00 a m Evening Service 6 00 pm Nursery Provided For Alt Services Baptist ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH A M other’s Love 700 Rinehart Road LAk« MA/y FI a (407) 444 LORO R «v Beverly L. Barge Vicar Sunday Holy Communion 8 00 Choral Eucharist TO00 am Nursery, O ild n m 'l Church and Sunday School 1000 am Tuesday Holy Communion 7 00 p m WEBTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Paoia Road (46A| Sanford Florida Sunday School 9 00 a m Morning Worship 10 00 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wed Prayer Service 7.00 p m Lutheran 3101 W 1st St Sanford 322 2914 Freddie Srrulh Pastor J B Crutchfield Atsoc Pa»lor Education Jack M Thomas .Minister of Music Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 1100 a m Church Training 5 45 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wed Prayer Service fl 00 p m COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Out) Road Lake Mary Avery M Long Pastor Sunday School 9 45 p m Preaching & Worshiping 10 45 a m Bible Study 8 3 0 pm Sharing i Proclaiming T 30 p mi Wed Prayer Meet 7 30 p m Nursery Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 519 Park Avenue Santord Rev Floyd Blake., Jr Pastor Rev Tommy Johns, Minister of Education Sidney Broci Minister of Youth Sunday School 945 a m Morning Worship 8 25 A 10 55 a m Church Training 5 45 p m Evening Worship 6 55 p m Wed Prayer Service 6 25pm Nursery Provided JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Upsaia Rd Tony E Herald Paster Sunda* School 10 00 a m Morning Service 11 00 a m Evening Service 6 OQ p m Wednesday Service 7 00 r m Old Truths for a Nee Day LAKEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 126 Lafteview Ave W , Lai a Mary 321 0210 Jackie N i i PasI o» Sunday School 9 45 a m Worship Service 1100 a m Evening Worship 7.00 j> m Vied b*tx« Study fl 30 p m Nursery Provided FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONQWOOO 691 E SR 434 Longwood FL 32750 Rev James W Mammock 0 Mm Pastor Rev Rick Chaffin Minister ol Education, Youth Rev Preston Greene Minister of Music and Activities Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 45 am A 7 15 pm Church Training 5 00 p m Missionary Meeting and Child Choruses 6 20700 pm Wed Fraser Service 7 00 pm range FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS 5400 Markham Woods Road Lake Mary Florida Dr Robed (Bobl Parker Pastor Tom 0 McKinney Minister of Music Bible Study 945am Worship 10 45am .Youth Meeting 6 00 p m Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday Services Prayer A Bible Study 7 00 p m Adult Cho*r 5 45pm Catholic 902 Oak A,* Sanford Fla Fafhar Ihomai Burnt Panth Pat to' Sal Vtgrl Watt SO O cm Sun Watt a 00 10 30 12 00 Conlam on Sal 4-4 AS p m Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (OOcipJet 01 Christ) 1607 S Sanford A*e S Edward Johnson Paster Sunday Church School 945 a m Morning Worship It 00am Mid Week Adult Home Bible Study 7 00 p m Nursery Available Sunday Matthcg A m other’s love begins before she feels the first faint flutter of life. It grows as she awaits this new individual who is developing as a unique person with his o r her own distinct qualities. 8:3-13 SANFORO CHRISTIAN CHURCH Monday Matthcv 137 W Airpod Blvd Phon* U 2 0*330 J D Segrvves P*stor Joe Caputo Youth Ed Director Bibie School 9 30am Morrvng Worship 10 30 a m Evening Service 6 00pm Tue A Wed — Adult Heme Bible Studies /00pm Wed Night \.uTh 7 00pm 6 :24 3 4 Romani 12:1-21 Wednesday Matthc-i 2 3:1 -1 2 FIRST CttURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. LONGWOOD God is like that. . .always there. . .w atching over us as we learn and gr ow. . . or stumble and fall, lie has created each of us as a unique individual. Yet, we share one com m on need. . .G od 's strong and loving care w hich can guide us along the paths we encounter as we travel through o u r lives. T hursd* 1 T hesaluniana 975 M *ikham Woods Rd Corner Of E E. Will iamt on Rd Sunday Church Service and Sun School 10'00 am Wednesday a 00 pm Nursery Available At All Services Reading Room Mon - Went Fri Sal 10 a m - I p m 708 7706 4 :1 3 -IB Friday Mark 11:12-21 Saturdv Luke 419 Pen. Ave Cepynghf 1990 Keister W-Aem* Newspaper Serve#* I* O Bov 0005, Charton#***# VA 22906 Scnptui j % SkKiad by The American Bide Society LONQWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST torn M*» 12 92 1 mi H O Hay 414 l l i saio 6990632. 904 266 3120 Sun Wo'tnip 1030 am A 6 PM You in.ited to H ill iludy and no 'tM p nitti ut in 16a near future A friendly greeting afeayt aoailt CHURCH OF GOD (7th OAV) Dei ion a Community Center Executive Room Worship Service A Bib»e Study Saturday 1000 am Warren Randall Pastor (407) 574 6019 Church Of God Congregational CHURCH IF GOO 601 W 22W Street Rev Troy A 0egg«t Pastor Sunday School j 45 a rn Mornmg Worship 10 50 a m Evangelistic ServiR 600 p m Family Cnnchmenf Service Wednefay 7 00 p m CONGREGATION At CHRISTIAN CHUR CH (NACCC) 2401 S Park Ave 322 4504 Rev Thomas P Tkachuk Minister Church School 9 301030 am Worship 11 00 am Fellowship luncheon 6 30 p m every 2nd Wednesday Every last1Saturday 8 00 am Mens Club Bteafcfasl . Eastern Orthodox ST JOHN S ORTHODOX CATHOLIC CHURCH 2743 Country Club Roar) Pastor Rev Daniel Sierner Church phone 321 4193 or 330 4457 Divine Ldurgy 1000 am Sunday School 1000 em Confession Before Service Wednesday 7 30 P M Meanng Service and Bible Study With Discussion ABUNDANT L if t 322071 William $ Me loud Pastor Timothy f Haas Associate Pastor Kenneth R Marshall Director of Music Morning Worship8 30 A 11 00 a m Sunday School 9 45 am Youth Fellowship 5 00 p m Women s Fellowship Third Monday Men s Prayer BreaMasI 1st Thursday 6 30 am Men s Fellowship 3rd Thursday 6 30 pm Nursery Provded For All Services Reach out to God with faith as we pray for His guidance and as we thank Him for mothers everywhere. 17:5-19 Church O f Christ Methodist A m other’s love continues through endless diaper changes and sleepless nights, through re­ port cards and puppy love. She rejoices in each trium ph and grieves with each t r agedy. . .always t h e r e . , . n urturin g and loving. 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S a n lo rd Avo. �{ I 1 » * • 4 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — May 11, 1990 - 7J Religion FROM TNK PULPIT IN B R IE F W eek long revival set SANFORD — Rev. Robert Sharklefor Jr., pastor of First llapllst Church. Hltiefleld. W .V.. will Ik * the evangelist for the First Baptist Church. 519 Park Ave.. Sanford, week long revival May 20-'25. Special music will Ik * presented each evening by the music ministry of the church. The revival schedule Is as follows: Sunday. 8:25 a.m.. 10:55 a.m.. 0:55 p.m.: Mon., Tucs and Thurs.. 0:55 p.m.: Wed.. 0:25 p.m.: Frl.. 7:55 p.m. Quests are Invited. Rev. Floyd Blake J r ., pastor. Spring CF-a-thon announced ft SANFORD — A Hike Skate-a thon will lie held June 9 at Sanford Christian Church tx*glnnlng at 9 a.m. to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Everyone's help Is needed through donations and active participation. Sponsor sheets need to be filled out before the event. To get started on your list, call the Sanford Christian Church. 322*0980 or 3 2 1 0825. Each person who collects 835 will win a C F shirt. Additional prizes are available. Fifth Easter Sunday celebrated C A S S E L B E R R Y — Ascension Lutheran Church. 351 Ascension Dr.. Casselberry, will celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Easter with worship services at 8 und 10:30 a.m. Mastering the Basies: Phlllpplans and a class on “ Stress'' are offered to the adults during the Sunday School hour. Effective Parenting of Single Parent Families will Ik* held on Thursday from 7 to9 p.m. For Information, call 8 3 1*7788. Knee slappin’ good tim e A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - There will I k - a hoe down for young adults at St. Mary Magdalen Parish hall. 801 Maitland Ave.. Altamonte Springs. Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight. Admission Is $3. For Information, rail 831*3400or 831*1212. Parish sponsors flea m arket CASSELBERRY — A Ilea market at St. Augustine Parish. 375 Sunset Drive. Casselberry. Is set for May 19 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m For details call 695*3202. Revelations sem inar continues All Saint Deliverance Church. 70*1 W. 9th St.. Sanford, will continue Its seminar on the Book of Revelations Sunday. Wednesday and Friday night from 7:30*9 p.m. through June 8 . Call 323 2030 for details. Rewards of setting examples Give the right direction in the early years of life » » PR. TOM JACOH________ In S u n l u A n a . C a l i f . , a 32*yrnr*old mother died of a brain tumor, but not until she had donated a kidney to her 13-ycar-old son who had been on dialysis for 3 m onths. Th e mother was too III to speak but squeezed u doctor's hand to ufflrm her desire to make the organ donation. The son's surgery was suc­ cessful and though he grieved for his mother, he also rejoiced In her sacrificial love. He wrote on her grave stone. "M y mom will always Ik * Inside me and I know she will always be looking over me. She died, but she Is not gone.” What a great example this mother was! W.P. McKay was an Influential Scottish preacher during the 1880's. The story of his calling Illustrates another example of a mother's Influence. In his heart, however, he knew that things were not right. One day a patient asked for his Bible, and when McKay raced to the nlghtstand to get It for him. he was shocked at what he saw. It was the Bible his mother had given him before he went away to college, the same one he had pawned to buy more beer. McKay's mother gave him a Bible when he left home for college and told him to read It often. She had written words of encouragement Inside the cover and had prayed that he would remember his upbringing and cherish the Christian precepts ' c had been taught as a child. College was for him the first He opened the cover and then Inside were the very words she had written to him so many years ago. only now they seemed to leap off the page with pro­ found meaning. Why. after all these years, would he be re­ united with such a precious gift? After a few days, the patient died, und there was no one to 11 S uccessful year of saving lives M inister Mary Sm ith an­ nounces the first anniversa­ ry as c h a p la in o t th a Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center. She is w orking as part o l the Good News Jail and Prison M inisteries. She visits the deten tion center once a week and oilers services lor the children on Sun­ days. During the past year she has ministered to 1,470 children w ilh 385 accepting Christ as their savior. She is a s s i s t e d by S i s t e r Allreda W allace Scripture aimed at AIDS victim s, hom eless and substance abuse By D A V IO E. A N D E R S O N United Press International The American Bible Society, which for more than 175 years has been m aking the Bible available In hundreds of tongues and dialects, has added a new mission — directing portions of Scripture at specific social pro­ blems such as the homeless. AIDS or alcoholism. The latest In the society's program is the 41-page booklet "Tu rn in g to God: Finding a Spltlrual to Recovery." selec­ tions from Scripture aimed at those trying to recovct from substance abuse. "If you are stru g g lin g w ith a s u b s t n e e a b u s e p ro b le m — alcohol abuse, d ru g ab use - or if y o u r life Is ruled by an out-ofcontrol behavior problem ... you m ay be in d e sp a ir because the problem has gone beyond y o u r ability to control It." the new tfooklct say s In a b rlrl In tro d u c­ tion. "Many people who have felt this same despair have turned to God for help and have found freedom, hope and Joy ill their lives," It adds. "Turn in g to God" is divided Into three sections: "Surrender to God." "Walk with God" and “Grow with God." Each of these sections con­ tai ns some dozen Bibl i cal passages from the G in k ! News Bible, a paraphrase version of the Scripture designed for easy understanding. They range Irom portions of I'salm 40. in which the psalmist slugs. "I am weak and jMHir. O Lord, but you have not forgotten me." to the New Testament's James I. In which the writer provides guidelines for life, such as " M a n 's a uge r docs not a c h ie v e G o d 's rig h te o u s purpose." Bible StK'lety olflclals said the booklets will be especially helpful lor churches hosting 12-step meetings such as Alco­ holics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. This Is not the lirsl time the American Bible Society has taken Its mission of making the Scriptures readily available to all to Include a specific s<H-ial sub­ group ol the population. One of Its most popular booklets, published last July. Is "God is Always With You." a set ol Scripture readings for the homeless. It is the second set ol Scripture portions for the home­ less but this time the street people themselves had a hand tu choosing the texts. And many of them volunteered to have liielr pictures lllustiale the 40-page cullcctiou ol Bible readings "Homeless men and women had u hand In choosing the claim his belongings. McKuy took the Bible home and spent hours pouring over Its pages, finding many personal* refer­ ences which his mother had written. As lie considered the real lest of his Independence, place of God In his life, a deep and It wasn't long before the sense of calling was born within temptations of the world took his heart. their toll. McKay began to waste Eventually he gave his life to his resources In riotous living. God In fulltime Christian service and preached the forgiveness of At his lowest point, he pawned Christ with such fervor thnt his mother's Bible to buy more others thought him to be a saint. drinks for a weekend binge. He A mother's prayer had been never really got over the guilt of answ ered: and a mot her ' s this Irresponsible act. and It exam ple had proved Itself especially plagued him after Ills mother died. He did how ever, succeed enough to become a physician In a local hospital, and In the eyes of the community he was a fine upstanding citizen. Scriptures In the new booklet," said the Rev. Robert House, who heads the national distribution d e p a r t m e n t of t h e A B S . "T h e re fo re , these passages should be an even greater source of strength and comfort to peo­ ple who need to know they stand tall in the sight of God." A third txHrklet. "Nothing Can Separate J s From the Love of God.” has been published by the ABS for those coping with AIDS. T h a t bookl et uses Bible passages emphasizing a sense of reassurance und the notion that even when life seems to betray one or when others turn away, there Is a loving God standing by. The 32 passages — again Irom the G cmkI News Bible — range from Christ's explanation of his choosing to eat with the out­ casts. Jonah's prayer for de­ liverance ("In my distress. O Lord. I culled to you. and you answered me") and the famous I'salm 23. "Th e Lord Is my shepherd " Society officials said that the ihcmc-speclflc Scripture por­ tions have been very popular. More than 1.5 million copies of the homeless booklet have al­ ready been distributed and more than 13.(XX) English language and 4.000 Spanish language AIDS booklets have been given o u U.S. SAVINGS BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT t . Rvv. Jam as E. Ulmer Sr. supreme. What about you my friend? What place docs God have In your life? Can you still hear your mother's prayers for you? Perhaps your mother was not a loving mom and perhaps she never prayed for you. That Is no reason for you not to love and pray for your children. You can become un example for your children to follow by attending the church of your cholre this Mother's Day Sunday with your family! Dr Tom jKOtot it th« poitoi et Pintcrott Boptltt Church. Sanford Rev. Ulmer announces retirement After many years of sen-ice. Rev. James E. Ulmer Sr. will retire on May 30 at the Civic Center In Lakeland during the session of The Florida Annual Conference of The United Methodist C lt-rch. Ulmer sen-rd as pastor of F i r s t U n i t e d Me t h o d i s t Church In Sanford Sanlando United Metnodlst Church. Longwood. nnd for two years, was director of development at The Florida United Method­ ist Children's Home In En­ terprise. Rev. and Mrs. Ulmer will reside In Longwood. Seminole County Area Church Direc Eastern Onhodov Church St Steve-4 %of O C A 1095 lake Emma Road Longwood FL 32750 Eastern Gdhodoi Church Si John Orthodox 2743 Country Club RoaJ Sanford EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church. E DeBary Ave . Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church of the New Covenant. 075 Tuskawiila Road. Winter Springs Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Ave at 4th S t. Santord St Peters Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Road. Lake Mary Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church Southwest Rd St Richard s Church. 5151 Lake Mowed Rd . Winter Park Countryside Banust Church Country Club Road laac Mary The Church of tha Good Shepherd. Maitland. 331 Lake Ave First Baptist Church 519 Park Ave First Baptist Church ot Altamonte Springs Rt 4J6 Altamonte Springs JEWISH First Baptist Church of Forest City Beth Am Synagogue meeting at Corner ol Sand Lake and County Line First Baptist Church of Geneva Road. West 14 First Baptist Church Markham Woods Temple Shalom. 1705 Elkcam Bivd . Deltona First Baptist Church ot lake Monroe LUTHERAN First Baptist Church of longwood 891 East SR 434 Ascansion Lutheran Church. Overbrook D r. Cassaiberry First Baptist Church ot Oviedo Good Shepherd Umtad Lutheran. 2917 S Orlando Dr First Baptist Church ot Sanlando Springs Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lake Mary. 760 Sun Drive. Lake Mary First Baptist Church of Winter Springs 790 Bahama RJ Lord Of Ufa Lutheran Church. 395 Tuskawiila Rd . Winter Springs First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. 1101 W 13th St Lutheran Church of Providence. Deltona Forest Baptist Church of Osteen Lutheran Church of the Radeamer. 103 W 25th Placa Fountain Mead Baptist Church Oviedo Messiah Lutheran Church. Golden Days Dr A Hwy 17 92. Casselberry Mope Baptist Chutch. Forest City Community Center Forest City St Lukes Lutheran Church. Rt 426. Slavia Independence Baptist Miss Civic League Bug longwood St Stephan Lutheran Church. 434 |ust West ol 14. Longwood Jordan Missionary Baptist Church 970 Upsaia Rd METHODIST lafcevie* Baptist Church. 125 lakevtew Ave . Lane M»'y Barnett United Memorial Church. E DeBary Ave. Enterprise Macedonia Mission Baptist Church. Oak Hill Rd Osteen Bear Lake United Methodist Church Missionary Baptist Church. North Rd Enterprise Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Hgts Morning Glory Baptist Church. Geneva May Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Hwy 17 92 Mt Monan Primitive Baptist. 1101 Locust Ave . Sanford Plney Ridge Rd . Casselberry Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Sanlando Springs Rd Longwood Chnst United Methodist Church. Tucker O r. Sunland Estates Mt Smat Missionary Baptist Church. 1000 Jerry Ave DeBary Community Methodist Church. W Highbanks Rd . DeBary Mt /ton Missionary Baptist Sipes Ave First United Methodist Church. 419 Park Ave New Bethel Missionary Church 9th St A Hickory Ave First Methodist Church of Oviedo New M Calvary Missionary Baptist 1109 W 12lh St First United Methodist Church ot Geneva New Salem Pnmitiv- Baptist Church 1509 W 12th St Free Methodist Church 500 W 4th St New Testament Baptist Church. Ouanaty Inn North Longwood Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N Country Club Rd . lake Mary New Mt Zion Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo New Life Fellowship 4901 E Lane Drive Casselberry Fl 32700 Oakgrove Methodist Church. Oviedo Norinstde Baptist Church Chuluota Osteen Methodist Church. Cor of Carpenter A Murray S t. Osteen People s Baptist Church 1201 W First Street. Sanford Paola Wesleyan Methodist. 5050 Wayside O r. Sanford Pmecrett Baptist Church 119 W Aiiport BWd Sanlando United Methodist Church. SR 434 and 14. longwood Prairie lake Baptist Ridge Rd Fern Park St James A M E . 9th at Cypress Progress Missionary Baptist Chu'Ch, Midway St Luke M B Church of Cameron City. Inc . Beardail off SR 46 1 Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church West Sanford St Mary s A M E Church. St Rt 415. Osteen Smyrna Baptist Church. 250 Overbrcok D r. Casselberry St Paul s Methodist Church. Osteen Rd . Enterprise Sunianj Baptist Church. 2620 Palmetto Stratford Memorial Church. S DeBary St James Missionary Baptist Church. St Rd 415 Osteen NAZARENE St Luke Missionary Baptist Church of Cameron City. Inc First Church ot the Na/arene. 2501 Sanford Ave St Paul Baptist Church. 813 Pine Ave Geneva Church ot the Naiarene. S R 40 Geneva St Matthews Bapt,sl Church Canaan Hgfs lake Mary Church of the Nuarene 171 E Crystal lake Ave . lake Mary St John s Missionary Baptist Church 920 Cypress St Longwood Church ot the Na/arene. Wayman A Jessup Ave . Longwood Springfield Missionary Baptist 12th & Cedar Temple Baptist Church. Palm Spr.ngs Rd . Altamonte Springs Markham Woods Church ot the Na/aren* SR 4b. 3 'i Milos West ol Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd at Meslar Ave 14 at the Wekiva River West view Baptist Church. 4100 PaoU Road (40A> PENTECOSTAL William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Mark A William S t. Calvary Christian Canter 1066 Stale St Sanford Piara Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church. Holland Bivd % Austin Ave Deltona CATHOLIC First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church. 902 Oak Ave . Sanford First Presbyterian Church Oak A*e A 3rd St Church ot the Ntlvity, Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church ot DeBary E Highland Our Lake of the Lakes Catholic Church. 1310 Maximilian. Deltona St Andrews Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Ml St Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. DeBary St Marks Presbyterian Church. 1021 Palm Springs Hd Altamonte Spgs St Augustine Catholic Church. Sunset O r. near Button Rd . Casselberry Tuscawtlia Presbyterian Church 3600 Wtst Stale RJ 426 Oviedo Fla St Mary Magadaiene Catholic Church. Maitland Ave . Upsaia Community Presbyterian Church. Upsaia Md Altamonte Springs Westminister Presbyterian Church Red Bug Rd Casselberry CHRISTIAN SEVENTH 0AY ADVENTIST First Christian Church. 1607 S Sanford Ave Forest lake Seventh Day Adventist Church Hwy 436 Forest Cdy First Christian Church ot Longwood. 1400 E E Williamson Rd . Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church. 001 E 2nd St Sanford Longwood Grace Christian Church. Meeting at Seminole YMCA. 665 Longwood Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church 5615 N Highway 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church Maitland Ave Allan onte Springs Lake Mary Rd . Lake Mary Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church 50 S Moss Rd lakeview Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd . at Jamison Northside Christian Church. Flc.ida Haven O r. Maitland OTHER CHURCHES Sanford Christian Church. 132 W Airport Bivd All Faith Chapel Camp Seminole Wekiva Park Rd South Seminole Christian Church. 300 W SR 434. Oviedo Allen S A M E Church Olive A 12th Beardail Avenue Holiness Chapel Beardail Ave CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Chuluota Community Church First Church of Christ Scientist. 975 Markham Woods Rd . Longwood Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints 2315 Pa*» Ave CHURCH OF CHRIST Family Church Christian Center (544 Seminole Bivd Casseibeiry Church of Christ. 1512 S Park Ave First Born Church 01 the living God M-dway Church of Christ at Lake Ellsn. U S 1792. N Casseibeiry First Church of Christ Scientist Eikem Bivd and Venus 51 Deitone Church of Christ. 600 Palm Springs Dr . Altamonte Springs First Pentecostal Church of Longwood Church of Christ. Geneva Fust Pentecostal Church ot Santo'd Church of Christ. Longwood Full Gospel Church of God in Christ 1826 Jerry Ave Sanford Church of Chrut. W 17tf St Full Gospel Tabernacle 2724 Country Club Road Northsida Church of Christ. Fla Haven Dr. Maitland Grace B«b<e Church. 2644 S Sanford Ave South Seminole Church of Christ. 5410 Lake Howell Rd Holy Trmty Church ot God in Christ 1514 Mangoustme Ave CHURCH OF GOO Kingdom Harlot Jehovah s Witness lake Monroe Unit 1562 W Thud St Church ot God 503 Hickory Lake Monroe Chapel Orange B<vd Lv«e Monroe Church ot God. 003 W 22nd St Ml Olive Holiness Church Oak H.il Rd Osteen Church of God. Oviedo Neighborhood Alliance Church X I Markham Woods Hoad longw<>oU Church of God Holiness. Lake Monroe Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle M*dgewood A«e OH 25th Church of God Mission Enterprise opposite Seminole High School Church of God 1402 W 16th St Praise and Power Church t it W W* bu» Ave lake Mary Church of God m Christ. Oviedo Rolling Hills Moravian Church SR 4 34 long wood Church of God of Prophecy 7509 S Elm Ave Santord Alliance Church. 1401 S Park Ave Church ot God of Prophecy. 1706 S Persimmon Ave Sanford Bible Church 2460 Sanford Ave Church of God of Prophecy 496 S Central Oviedo kus Christ Washmgto the Full Gospel Church ot Our lu Church of God 17th Oayl Deltona Community Center Canaan City DeitonaiEaec Room) The Salvation Army 7 W W 24th St Rescue Church of God (700 W 13th St Sanford Triumph The Church of the New Age 1006 W 6fh * True Church ot God 2700 Ridgewood Ave Sanford United Church of Christ Adenvont# Community Ch i Altamonte Springs CONQREOATIONAL mlfy Club H I United Church of Christ Christian Fellowship 760 N Congregational Christian Church 2401 S Park Ave . Sanford lake Mary EASTERN ORTHODOX Winter Springs Community Evangelical Long»egal*i> Eastern Orthodo* Church. St George 2001 Dylan Wav Maitland Winter Springs ASSEMBLY OF 000 Frwedom Assembly of God. 1515 W 5th S t. Sanford Not* life Assembly. 100 Kennel Road Wekiva Assembly of God. 1075 Du on Rd . Longwood BA, TIST Antioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal la»e A 3rd la** M. ry Casselberry Baptist Church 770 Seminole Bivd Centre! Baptist Church. 3101 W 1st St Chuluota First Baptist �■■- — Sanford Herald. _ Sanlord, Florida — Friday ________________ «< • ♦ •May Legal N o tices NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Notice ll hereby given that I am engaged |n bus.ness at JIM Church SI . Sanlord. Semlnoi* County. Florida, undar the Fictitious Name ot SIR QUALi .V i PAINTING A PRESSURE CLEANING, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem InoN County, Florida. In Ac cordance with Ihe Provisions ol the Fictitious Nome Statutes. Tu Wit: Section 145 0* Florida Statutes 1957 Michelle R Hewkin; Publish April IT. A May 4. It. II. 1990 OEP11* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. Case N r : 94 4473-CA-49-E General Jertsdlctfan Florida Ear No.: ItcetO G OVER NM ENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vs. JOSEPH SZABO. Illlvlng. e tu i.e t a l. Defender Is. NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO JOSEPH SZABO. II llv Ing. and II married. MRS JOSEPH SZABO. his wile. II living. Including arty unknown spouse ol said Defendants If either has remarried end It either or both ot said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran tees, assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and all othsr persons claiming by, through, under or against lhe named Defendants and H ELEN SZABO, If living, and II marrlad. JOE ROE, her husband, whose real name Is uncertain, it living. Including any unknown spouse ot the said Defendants. If either has remarried and it either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective un known heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trustees, end ell other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants and JO SEPH S. SZABO. II living, and it married. MRS JOSEPH S SZABO. his wife. If living, Including any unknown spouse ol the sold Defendants, it either has re married end It either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, end trustees, end all other persons claiming by. through, under or against •he named Defendants Whose residence address is unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lol J l . H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III. U N IT IV. according to the plat thereof as. ecorded In Plal Book is. Page l and I, Public Records of Semlnols County. Florida: has been filed against you and F R E D H O L L O W A Y and D O R E E N H O LL O W A Y , his wife. STATE OF F LOR IDA DEFAtSVMeetT OF K C V E NUE, JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. and all other persons In possession ot subifct real prop arty, whose real names are uncertain, and you are required to serve a copy Ot your written defenses. II any, to it on JO S E f H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address tv 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2710. Tampa, Florida 33602 un or before the JOth day of May. iwo, and tile the original with tha Clerk ot this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately there alter, otherwise e default will be entered egeinst you lor the relief demanded In the Com plaint or Petition DATED on this Jilh day of April. 1W0 (Seal) MARYANNE m o r s e CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish April 27 L May a. It, 1«. I9W DEP 12* * Tn y h e T ir c u it c o u r T OF THE l»TH JU D l'iA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO W i l l CAW L AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA. Plaintiff, vs . BILLY L COPELAND, etui .a ta t. Delendantls) NOTICE OF ACTION 117/H TO HERM IT MARCUS and FLORENCE MARCUS. It alive, and or dead his (their) known heirs, devisees, legatees or granites and ell persons or parlies claiming by. through, under or againsthlm (them I Residence unknown. YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an Action lor foreclosure ol a mortgage the following property In SEMINOLE County, Florida Lot I). COVERED PARKING R CYPRESS VILLAGE RE PLAT, TRACT C PHASE t, IA R E P L A T OF C Y P R E S S VILLAGE TRACT C PHASE I, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book IS. Page a. Public Records ol Seminole Couoly, F lorldal. as recorded in Plal Book IS, Page 91. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida has been filed agalnsl you and you are required to set •« a copy ol your written defenses <1 any lo It on SPEAR AND HOFF MAN Attorneys whose addresi is TOO South Dine Highway. Second Floor, Coral Gables. Florida 3JUa. on or before the JOih day ol May 1990 and to tile the original with tha Clyrk ot this Court either before service on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN attorneys or immediately there alter otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the reliel demanded in the Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and saal ol this Court on this JSth day o! *prll. IWO (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol the Court By Cecelia V Ekern As Deputy Clerk Publish April jl a May a II. II. two DEP U J 1990 Legal N o tices Legal N otices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N C FO R SEMINOLE C I H T Y . FLORIDA. CASE NO. M IM IC A 09 E AM ERIFIRST BANK. A FED E R A L SAVINGS BANK, formerly known esAmer IFirst Federal Savings end Loan Association. Plaint IIf. vs MARSHA E OLEN fc'T AL Defendants NO TICE OF ACTION TO MARSHA E OLEN and----------------, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF M ARSHAE OLEN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN M AILING ADORESS P O Bos 1SOJIO Altamonte Springs. FL JIT'S QUO AND TO : All persons claiming an Interesl by. through, under or egeinst the aforesaid Delen dan Is. YOU ARE HER EBY NOTI F IE O TH A T an action to lore close a mortgage on the follow Ing described properly located In Seminole County. Florida Units 4 and I. and an un divided Interest In those com mon elements appurterent thereto In accordance with end subject to the covenants, condi lions, terms, restrictions, end other provisions ol the Declare lio n o l C o n d o m in iu m of C E N TE R PLACE, a Condomln lum at recorded In Ofliclel Records Book tail. Page 1449 and according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book !». Page 92, all ol the Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida IN C LU D IN G SPEC IFIC AL LY. BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIM ITATIO N . THE FOLLOW ING EQUIPM ENT FAN/HOOD DISPOSAL MICROWAVE DISHWASHER RANGE,OVEN REFRIGERATOR C ENTR AL H E A T A AIR TO G E TH E R with all tha 1m prevententt now or hereafter erected on the property, and all easements, rights, eppurle nances, rents, royalties, miner al. oil and gas rights and profits, water, water rights end weler stock, and all natures now or hereafter a part ol tha property. Including replacements and ad ditions thereto has been tiled egeinst you. end you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. to this action, on ROGER D BEAR of ANDERSON A RUSH. Attorneys lor Plaintiff, whose address Is J U East Central Boulevard. Orlando. Florida 32*01, end tile the original with the Clerk ol the abovnfktyled Court on or before the Jeth day ol May 1990. otherwise a judgment may be entered egeinst you lor the relief de mended in the Complaint WITNESS M Y HAND AND SEAL OF SAID COURT on this IJIh day ol April. 1990 I Seal) MARYANNE MORSE as Clerk ol said Court By Cecelia V Ekern ■s Deputy Clerk Publish April IT A May a. II, IS. 1990 DEP JJa__________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby qiven lhal we are engaged in business at 70,4 Belly Street. Winter Perk. FLA J im . Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot H ER M ITAG E ESTATE SALES, and that we Intend to register said n* . with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Slatutes, To Wit: Section 4*5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Dorothy Smith Judith Hickman Publish May 4.11. 11,75.1990 OCR 4 J _______ OERjaS NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given lhal we are engaged In business at 1*43 S Park Ave . Sanlord FL J1TTJ. Sem Inote County. Florida, under Ih e F i c t i t i o u s N am e ol SO U TH ER N CAR P ET BROKER, end that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court, Sem Inole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW II Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Donna Studsliil Ray Weirick Publish May II. II. T5AJune I, 1990 DER 104 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS MAMC Notlca is hereby given that I am angaged in business at JJl N Hwy IT 92. Longwood. Fla JI7S0, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol DAIRY D E L ITE . and that I intend lo register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florl de. in accordance witn the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09Florida Stelutes I9ST Amy Baldwin Publish April IT. A Mav a. II, 11.1990 , OEPJJ0 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT" OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA. Casa Ne : 90-I9SJ CAM E General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: 0*0990 F L E E T MORTGAGE CORP . Plaintiff, vs DARRELL R EDWARDS. II living, e t u i , etal.. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO D A R R E L L R EDWARDS. It living, and DE BORAH L. EDWARDS, his wile If living. Including any unknown spouse ol said Defendants It elthar has remarried end It either or both ot said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran lees, assignees, creditors, lienors end trustees, end ell other persons claiming by. through, under or agalnsl the named Defendants Whose residence Is unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal en action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. F lor Ida Commencing al the Southwest corner of Section II. Township 20 South. Range Jl East. Semi note County. Florida, said point ol b e g in n in g b e in g the Southwest corner ol Lot IJ. ol PALM HAMMOCK, as recorded In Plat Book I. Pages 104 end 10J. of the Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, thence run East along center line ol Oak Way Road 195 leal to Southwest corner ol properly to be conveyed, thence run North 115 leet. Eesl 9T 5 leal. South US feel. West 9TS leal lo po>nl ol beginning Hess right ol way lor Oak Way Road) has been tiled agalnsl you end you ere required lo serve a copy ot your written defenses, it any, lo II on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE Plainlllt '* attorney whose address is 101 N Franklin Street Suite 3120, Tampa, Florida JMCI2 on or beIore the *>h day ol June 1990 and tile The original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plainlllt s attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise e default will be entered egeinst you lor the relict demanded in the Com plaint or Petition D A TE D on this 1st day ol May. 1990 (Seal! MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish May 4. II. I* 25 1990 DER 4/ NOTICE"OF SHCRIFF'SSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ol that certain Writ of Elocution Issued out ol and under the seal ol the Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Fior Ida. upon a final lodgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the Slh day ol February A D 1990. In that certain case en titled. Springs Equity. L T D . etc . Plainlllt. - v s - The Fit rest Suite. Inc e Florida cor poratlon Phil M Hennettee and Cindy Hennessee. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ol Eiecu lion was delivered to me as Sharltl ol Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon Ihe following described properly owned by Lucinda A Hen nesiee. said property being located in Seminole County Florida, more particularly de scribed esfollowi One 1911 Itu tu Trooper b l u e In c o l o r . I O • JAACHIIE0J7IO 1I1I4J being stored at Altamonte Towing In Altamonte Springs. Florida and the undersigned *4 Sherltl ot Seminole CoupIfT Florida will al II 00 A M'on the list day ol May A D 1990, otter lor sale and sail to the highest bidder for cash In hand, subitet to any and all enshng liens, el Ihe Front (WestI Door al the steps ol tha Saminole County Court house in Sanlord. Florida, the above described penonal prop erty That said sale Is being made lo satisfy the terms ot said Writ ul Execution John E Polk, Sherltl Seminole County. Florida To be published April IT. May 4. 11. II with 'he sale on May II. 1990 DEP Jl* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 49 4345 CA MP NCNB N ATIO NAL BANK OF FLORIOA. Plaintiff. vs VITIC IN VESTM ENTS.# Florida general partnership. VIN CEN T A CORINO. RICHARD J TICKAL. and TIC K AL CORINO PARTNERSHIP, a Florida ge. era I partnership. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NO TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that on the 7th day ol June, 1*90. at 11 00 A M at ther West tront steps ol the Seminole County Courthouse. J0I North Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florida, the undersigned Clerk will oiler tor sale the following described parcel ol reel estate set forth on Eahlbit “ A" attached hereto, together with ell structures, improvements. Ilitures. appll ences and appurtenances on said land or used In conjunction therewith E X H IB IT " A " L o l J. C A S S E L B E R R Y LAKES INDUSTRIAL PARK, according lo the Plat Ihereol. as recorded in Plal Book J*. Page 73, ol Ihe Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Tha aforesaid sale will be made pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment entered by the Honorable S Joseph Davis. Jr on April IT, 1990 This salt Is subject lo all legal liens and encumbrances OAT E D this ITth day ol April. 1990 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Court By Jane £ Jasewic As Deputy Clerk Publish May*. II. two DER 5J IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. *9 J*2i CA (Ml L F ED E R A L NATIONAL M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION a Corporationorganljed and ealsllng under the laws ot the United Slates ot America. Plainlllt. v DO RIN N EQ CROSS, el e l. Oetendamis) NOTICE OF SALE Notice is given pursuant to the tlnal judgment ol foreclosure entered in the above styled case number M 342* CA 1091 L. in the Clrcutl Court o! Sanlord. Florl da. that I will sell Ihe following property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as L o l 1ST . L E S S T H E S O U T H E R L Y 10.00 F E E T TH ER EO F W E S TLA K E MANOR UN IT TWO B. accord Ing lo the Plat Ihereol as recorded In Plat Book 7*. at Page 19. of the Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida ANO Including ihe buildings and appurtenances located thereon and together with the furniture, luriiishirtgs and 111 lures situated therein and located thereon at public sale, la the highest and best bidder tor cash, at the west Iront door ot the Seminole County Courthouse m Santord. Florida, at tl 00 a m on June II. 1990 MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol said Court By Jen#E Jasewic Publish May 4. II. 1990 r cRM Legal N o tices N OTICE OF SALE To Ailec Water Systems. Inc 954 Niblick Drive Casselberry. FL JIT0T Leeseamenca Corporation 4333 Edgewood Rood. N E. Cyder Rapids. Iowa 53499 0001 Please lake notice ttsel e sale ol the lot lowing personal proper ty that was left no the premises located at 400 Dog Track Road. Longwood. FL JIT50 will be sold by the undersigned, es lessor, pursuant to Florida Statute 715 109 I A Vermeer V 430 trenching machine, Serial HVRF0*23IF 10007*0 The sal* will like place at 10 00 A M on May 15. 1990 al 400 Dog Track Road. Longwood, FL 31750by the undersigned Stephan Mictsael Negrlch. lessor. Publish May 4. It. 1990 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU O IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 44 4104-CA-49-L AMERICAN PIONEER SAVINGS BANK f/k/a First F idelity Savings and Loan Association. Plainlllt. vs ROBERT E MOON, individually and as Trustee under Trust Agreements dated April!. 19*5 known es Trust Numbers 7151. 21*0.12*4.43* 434 *31. *30, and as Trustee under Trust Agreements deled July!*. 19*4 known as Trust Numbers 43. 44. 4S. 4*. 47.4S. 49 end50. GEORGE SINGER. SUSAN PEPUS: COACH LIGHT E STA TESSEC TIO N II. INC , K EITH FOWLER; PAULA FOW LER. K ELLY GIBSON. CHARLESPOLK. TRAVISW ALLEN . SEAN E ALLEN. DAN IEL L JOHNSON; SHAWNAR JOHNSON; MARK ELKINS. RHONDA ELKINS. HELEN E APOSTOLAKOS a'k/a HELENE APOSTLE; MICHAEL POPP. C ANTHONY HOHMANN CAROLYN HOHMANN DONALDG R ICK E TT. WILLIAM E CROWNOVER. DONALD STACK POLE JOYCE STACKPOLE. F E L TO N E KEN N ED Y. JAMES D DAVIS NANCY T DAVIS. JU L IE HARRIS. WILLIAM L HARRIS. JOHN DOE. end JANE DOE. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN DOE and JANE DOE YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an Amended Complaint hat been tiled against you. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. as all unknown or unascertained parties claim ino interests by. through under or agalnsl a defendant n 9 . * in the Amended Complaint, ell unknown or unascertained parlies claiming by. through, under or against a known person who ll deml or not known to be deed or alive; all unknown or unascertained parlies claiming by. through or agalnsl snme co rp o ra tio n , dom estic or foreign, lhal has been dissolved Or which Is not known to be eilsting or dissolved; all un known or unascertained patties claiming by. through or against some c o r p o ra tio n w h ic h operated or did business in a name Indicating e corporation, all unknown or unascertained parties who may be Interested in Ihe subject matter In the Amended Complaint es un known spouses, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, or trustees, end other unknown or unascertained parties es the cam may be. claiming some right, title or Interest in any property de scribed In Ihe Amended Com plaint; ell unknown or unescer lelned present or Former occu penis it all property described In the Amended Complaint, to loredosure certain mortgages on properties located In Semi note County Florida, more par tlcularly described es follows Lots M. I* end IT. Block B. CO ACH L I G H T E S T A T E S . SECTION III. according to the Plat Ihereol as recorded In Plal Book 25. Page *4. Public Rec ords nt Seminole County. Flora da. and Units 39, 40. 41 and 43. Build Ing J; Units 43. 44. 45 and 44. Build'ng K. Units 47, 41. 49 and 50. Building L; COACH LIG H T ESTATES. SECTION II, a Con dominium, according lo the Dec larallon of Condominium es recorded In Official Records Book 1171. Page 1930. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida and First Amendment thereto recorded In Official Records Book 1344. Page 1344. Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida; together with an undivided share in the common elements and limited common elements declared In said Declaration ol Condomini um to be an appurtenance lo Ihe above Condominium Units Together with any and all personal property and Ilitures atflied to or located on the Properly. Including ell contract rights, general Intangibles, ac lions and rights ol action. In eluding all rights lo Imurance proceeds as all the same may relate lo any ol Ihe Property end ell proceeds, products, re placements, additions, substltu lions, renewals and accessions ol any ol Ihe loregoing Together w ith ell rents. Issues, profits, revenue. Income end other benefits from Ihe Properly, together with ell right, title and Interest ol Mortgagor in and lo any and all leases now or hereafter on or affecting the Property You ere required lo serve a copy ol your answer or pleading lo Ihe Complaint on Plaintiffs attorney. Andrew M Brumby Esquire. Swann and Haddock, P A One duPont Centre, Suite 1100. 390 North Orange Avenue, Post Oil Ice Bai 440. Orlando. Florida 33*03 0640. and III* the original answer or pteadinq In Ihe cltlc* ol in* Clerk ol the Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida on or before the 25th day ol May. 1990 II you tall to do so. a ludgmenl by default will be taken against you lor the relief demanded in the Amended Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court on the llin day ot April 1990 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish April 20. 17 4 May 4. tt. 1990 DEP 779 Legal N o tices NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle# It hereby given that we are engaged hi business at 1743 Blackmon Cf . Longwood, Sami not* County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol STERLING FEN CE, and that wo Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Sem Inole County, Florida, In ac­ cordance with tha Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToW II Section 445 09 Florida Statutes 1*57. STER LIN G FENCE Pat House Frank House Publish. May tl. t*. ISA June I. 1*90 DER 104 NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Wotlc* is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 340' Orlando Drive. Sanford. Florida 37771, Seminole County, Florida, under Ihe Flcllllous Ham* ot SERGIO'S ITALIA N RESTAU RANT, 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 tha Fictitious Name Slatutes. ToW II: Section 4*5 M Florida Statute* 1*57. CTSRUD EZ Justine Ruder. Pres. Publish: May 11. II. 15 A June 1. 19*0 OER 105 C ITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROFOSCO ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HER EB Y G IVEN by the City ol Longwood. Florl da, that tha City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment ol tha lol towing Ordinances: ORDINANCE NO *74 AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C IT Y OF LO N O W O O D . AM ENOING TH E CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TH E C ITY OF LONGWOOD, FLO RID A. BY C R EATIN G A NEW SEC T IO N 3 .IIS , R U L E S A N D P R O C E D U R E S F O R AP PO IN TM EN T OF MEMBERS TO BOARD AND CO M M ITTEE VACANCIES ORDINANCE NO *7* AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR IDA, AM ENOING TH E C ITY OF LONGW OOO CODE OF ORDINANCES. A R TIC LE l> MAYOR AND COAkMISSION SEC 3 14 (a ) M E E T IN G S .. P R O V ID IN G FO R T H E CHANGE OF M E E TIN G HOUR FO R C I T Y C O M M IS S IO N M EETINGS. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEPARABILITY. AND E F F E C TIV E OATE Said Ordinances were pieced on first reading on MON . MAY 7, 1*90. and *he City Commission will consider same tor final passage and adoption alter the public nearing, wh'ch will bo held in the City Hall. 175 West Warren Avenue. Longwood, Florida, on M ONDAY, tha list day ot M AY. A.D . 19*0. at 7 30 p m or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting Inter­ ested parties may appear end be heard with respect to tf* pro­ posed Ordinances This hearing may be continued from time to lima until final action Is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordl nances Is posted el the City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and copies are on Ilia with the Clerk ol tta City and same may be Inspected by the public. A taped record of this mealing is made by the City lor Its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re­ cord for purposes ol appeal Irom a decision mad* by the Com mission with respect lo tha foregoing metier. Any person wishing to ensure that an ade­ quate record ot the proceedings Is maintained for appellate pur poses Is advised lo make the necessary arrangements at his or her own eipense Dei# this Ith day ol AAAY, A O 1990. C ITY OF LONGWOOO DONALDL TER R Y C ITY C L E R K Publish May II. 1990 DER 100 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fil* Number 90 344 CP IN R E : E S TA TE OF A LLEN B W ALLACE. JR a/k/aALLEN BOYD WALLACE. JR. a/k/a A B W ALLACE. JR Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION The administration ol Ihe estate ol ALLEN B WALLACE. JR , deceased. File Number 90-344 CP. Is pending In Ihe Circuit Court lor Seminole C ou n ty, F lo rid * . P rob*l* Division, the address ot which Is Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Pnv bat* D ivision, Post O lllc* Drawer C. Sanlord. FL 33773 0459 The names and addresses of the personal representatives and tha p a rs o n a l r t p r a sentaltves' attorney are set tor th below. All Interested persons er* required to III* with this court; (al All claims agalnsl (he estate W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F TE R THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE and (bl any objection by en Interest *d person on whom this notice was served that challenges Ihe validity of the will. Ihe qualllica lions ot the personal repr* sentaflve. venue, or jurisdiction of th* Court W ITH IN THE LATER OF THR EE AAONTHS A F TE R THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R THE O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E O B JE C TIN G PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Publication ot Ihis Notice has begun on May 11.1990 Personal Repretenlalives Ann* A Wallace 10* Country Piece Sanlord. FL 32773 Allen B Wallace. Ill 741 Creekwaler Terrace • 115 Lake Mary. FL 3174* Attorney lor Personal Representative Georg* B Wallace - o l MONCRIEF. REID. 4 WALLACE. P A JllWest First Street Suite 401 Sanlord. Florida32771 Telephone (407) 323 34*0 Publish May 11. tl. 1990 DER 110 Legal N otices Legal N otices NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice It hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning and Zoning Com mission M the City Commission Chambers.City Hall, Santord, Florida at 7:00 P.M. on Thurs day. May 17. 19*0. 'a consider the following change end amendment to th* Zoning Ordl nance of Ihe City ol Santord. Seminole County, Florida. IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JU O IC IA L CIRC J IT , IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 94 2447 CA I I L IN RE NAM E CHANGE OF RANDI LE IG H LEWIS. SS1242 *7 343*. Defeat Birth 4/35/71 NOTICE OF INTEN TIO N t o a p p l y rrp CHANGE OF NAME TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R N Notice it given that th* un dertlgned Petitioner, RANDI LEIGH LEW IS, whose address Is M 5 Winter Park Drive. Casselberry. Semlnoi* County. Florida, intends to apply to Ihe Honorable Kenneth M Leltler. Judge of Ihe Circuit.Court. In end lor Semlnoi* County. Florl da. at hit office In th* Seminole Counly Courthouse at II 30 o'clock a m on Itw 20th day ot June. 1990. or at soon (hereafter as Petitioner may be heard, en Order changing Petitioner s name from HANOI L E IG H L E W IS lo R A N D I L E I G H E R O M A N . by which name Petitioner shall Ihereetter be Re i on i n g from SR I, Slngla Family Dwelling Rest dentlal T o that ol Commercial RC I, Restricted LEGAL DESCRIPTION: All ot that portion not toned RC I In - Lots 4. to. 11, tl and B DESC as : BEG 40 ft. N and 151 ft. E ot S.W. Comer Lot 5; run E. *4.73 tl.. South 19 DEG 33 MIN 4* SEC W. I ll 04 ft.; NW LY along N R/W Katherine Ct 57 44 1*, N. tot s* ft to BEG Blk •; AND Lott B A 10 1 It B VACD ST DESC as- BEG 111 4 ft. S A 107 ft. E ol INT N Line Let 1 + E. R/W French Avenue run E. 41 ft.; S HU I I ; NW LY on Rd 11 1 ft.; NE LY on Lot line *3 1111.; N. 10 ft. to BEG BLK 0. Highland Pork. PB 4. PG 21 A t recorded In th* Public Records ot Seminole County Florida Being generally described es 220* French Avenue Th* Planning and Zoning Commission will submit o tec ommendatlon to th* City Com mission In levor ol, or against, th* requested change or amendment. Th# City Com mission will hold a Public Hearing In Ihe Commission Room In City Hall. Santord. Florida at 7 00 P M. on May it. 19*0 to consldn said retom mend* Ikm All parties In interest end Cltltens shall have an opportuni ty to be heard at said hearings By order ol Me planning and Zoning Commission ol tha City of Santord. Florida Ihli 12th day ol April, 1990 John Morris. Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides to appeal a decision mad* with respect lo any matter considered at th* above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot th* proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record It not provided by th* City ol Sanford IFS 2*4 01051 Publish May 2.11.1*90 DER 21 Cavnty Court Duval County, Florida Cat* 174/441 CC Tha American Oil Company. a corporation d/b/a Amoco Oil Company, Flatnlltf vs Hector Oromi. Defendant County Court Orange County, Florida Cat* *44/1444 Sun Bank. H A . a National Banking Association. Plaintiff vs Hector B.Oroml. Defendant Notice el Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS HER EB Y G IVEN that by virtu* ol those certain Writs of Execution is styled above. Issued out of their re inactive Courts and basad on tlnal ludgmanti rendered out of sold Courts, and said Writs ot Elocution having been deliver ed lo me as Sherill ol Semmolo Courtly, Florida end I have levied upon th# following da scribed reel property owned by Hector Oroml. said property being located In Seminole County. Florida, more partlcu tarty described at followsDefendant's ty Interest In and to: Lot 7*1 Spring Oak* Unit 4. Plat Book 17. Paget 95 and 94 Semi noI* County Public Records end the undersigned at Sherltl of Seminole County. Florida, will at 11 00 A M on th* list day ol May A O 1990, otter tor tel* end tell to the highest bidder, tor cash In hand, tub|*cl to any and all eilsting liens, at tha Front I West I Door at the steps ol th* Semlnoi* County Court house In Sanford. Florida, th# above described reel property Thai sold tale It being made to satisfy Itw terms ot said Writs ot Elocution johnE. Polk, Sheriff Semlnoi* County. Florida Published April 17. May 4. It. I I with tha tale on May It. 1990 DEP 117 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION Fil* Number 94-317 CP IN RE ESTA TE OF V IO LE TM SWARTHOUT Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ot in* e s t a t e of V I O L E T M SWARTHOUT. deceased. File Number 90 337 CP. It pending in the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, F lo rid a . Probate Division, in* address ol which Is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida Th* name and address ot the personal repre tentative and in* personal rep retenlallve’s attorney are tat forth below. All Interested persons er* required lo III* with this court, (el All claims agalnsl th* estate W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A FTER THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE and (b) any objection by an Interest ed person on whom this notice wet served that challenges in* validity ot in* will, the qualiflca lions ot tha personal repre tentative, venue, or jurisdiction of the Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A copy OF THIS NOTICE ON THEOBJECTIN G PER SO N ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARRED Publication ol this Nolle* has begun on May II. 1990 Personal Representative S KirbyFVwcriel Post Othce Boi 7279 Sanlord. FL 31772 2279 i Attorney lor * Personal Representative S Kirby Mcncr i*f -ol MONCRIEF. RE ID. A WALLACE. P A { lllW esl First Street Sun* *01 1 Sanlord. Florida 12771 I Telephone (407) 123 3*10 Florida Bar No 124592 Publish May It. tl. 1990 DER 109 I UNCLAIMED VEH IC LE AUCTION 45/11/94 10 HONDA M/C h (.014002191 74GATO TRAILER GT210134* 71 TO YOTA KE1O0UI94 77 FORD 7G47F3159S4 ALTAM ONTE TOW ING 117MARKERST ALT SPGS 05/21/94 17 FORD IFABP52U1HG 15)649 ALTAM ONTE TOWING 2734ORLANDO A JE SANFORD 41/29/94 47 TRIUMPH CT74251L ALTAM ONTE TOWING 117MARKI XT ALT SPGS SALE BEGINS PROM PTLY AT 10 00 AM VIEW ! HOUR PRIOR TO SALE Publish May II. 1994 OER lit IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Case Number 90 1104 CAM L B AR N ETT MORTGAGE COMPANY Plainlllt. vs W IL E Y E GRIFFINend R O H FR TAF G RIFFIN, his wile etal Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO CONRAD YELVINGTON DISTRIBUTORS INC . a F lor ida torpor aI ion Last known address UNKNOWN end or ell officers, directors, general managers, cashiers, resident agents and business sgtnls or other claimants by. through, under or against CONRAD YELVINGTON DIS TRIBUTORS INC . a Florida corporation and all parlies having or claiming lo liav* any right Ml* or interest in th* property described In the Com plaint, residence unknown VOU ARE N O IIF IE D lhal an action to loreciosa a Mortgage on Ihe tolkrwing described prop erty located in Seminole County. Florida Lot 15. COLONIAL POINT, according to th* plat Ihereol as recorded in Plat Book 2*. Page tl, ot the Public Records ot Semlnoi* County. Florida RANGE OVEN DISHWASHER GARBAGE DISPOSAL VEN T FAN WALL TO W ALLC AR P ET FIRE PLACE has been tiled agams, you In the C ircu it Court ot Seminole Counly Florida In which B A R N E T T M O R TG A G E COMPANY. Is Ihe Plamtltt. and W ILEY E G R IF 'IN and ROB FR TA F G RIFFIN his wit*. EM ILE SKURA. A MARRIED M A N tolned by H A L U E SKURA. Ms wile 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 TIO N a Florida corporation CONRAD Y E L V IN G T O N O IS T R IB U TORS. INC , a Florida corpora lion FRANK GAY PLUMB ING INC JORDAN MARSH COMPANY a Florida corpora lion ORLANDO, FLORIDA. M IL L E R TRUCKIN G . INC . and S TA TE OF FLO R ID A Deled al Semlnoi* County. Florida this 1st day ol May. 1990 Handi Leigh Lewis P E TITIO N ER Publish May II. II. 25 t June I. 19*0 DER 104 N O TICE OF A PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ST T H E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice it hereby given lhal a Public Hearing will be held in Ihe Commission Room at in* City Hall in th* City ol Sanlord. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on May 11. 1990. lo coniider the adoption ot an ordinance by the City of Sanford. Florida, title ol which It at follows ORDINANCE 1044 AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C ITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA D E S IG N A TIN G A PORTION OF TH A T C E R TA IN PROPER TY L Y I N G B E T W E E N CYPR ESS A V EN U E AND P IN E A V E N U E AN O BE TW EEN I T H S TR EET AND 9TH S T R E E T (S T JA M E S AME CHURCH) AS A HISTOR 1C LANDMARK WITHIN THE C ITY OF SANFORD FLORI DA. PROVIDING FOR SEV E R AB ILITV . CONFLICTS ANO E F F E C TIV E OATE A copy shall be available el th* Office ol th* City Clerk lor all persons desiring to eiemlne the seme All parties In Interest and clllient shall have an opportuni ty to be heard at said tear ing By order nt the City Com mission ot the City ol Santord Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides to appeal a decision made witn respect lo any matter considered at th* above meeting or hearing, he may need e verbatim record ot the proceedings. Including Its* testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by Ihe City ol Santord (FS 244 010; I Janet R Doneho* City Clerk Publish May ll. iwo DER 111 d ep a r tm en t of laho m AND UN EM P LO YM EN T SE C U R ITY . are Ihe Defendants, and you are required to serve * copy ot your written defenses it any. on Plaintiffs attorney, whose address Is Francis F F r i e d a . E s q u ire . P a p y. We >sentorn 4 Papy, *430 W Kennedy Blvd . Suite 335. Tampa Florida 33409. on or before June 7th. 1970. and lit* the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imme dulely therealler otherwise a Default will be entered against you tor the reliel demanded in Ihe Complaint Deled on May 2. 1990 (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Court By Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish May* II. It 25. 1990 OER 44 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTV. STATE OF FLORIDA CasaNo.: *0 1945 CA 09 L General Jurisdiction Florida Bar Ne : 0*0940 F L E E T R EAL ESTATE FU N D INGCORP Plainlllt. vs G ER ALD E THURSTON, it living, etui,etal. Defendants N OTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO G E R A L D E T H U R S T O N . II living, and TERESA THURSTON. Ms wile It living. Including any unknown spouse ol said Defendants It either has remarried and it either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran lees, assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and all other persons claiming by. through, under or agalnsl ihe named Defendants Whose residence Is unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal an action lo lores lose a mortgage on Ihe lol tow ing properly in Semlnoi*Counly, Florida LOT 5. TH E COLONNADES THIR D SECTION. ACCORD ING TO TH E P LA T THEREOF AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 14. PAGE 55. PUBLIC R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA has been tiled against you and F L E E T FIN AN CE. INC . a cor porahon and you are required lo Serve a copy ol your written delenses, it any. lo it on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address Is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2720. Tampa. Florida33402 on or before the 4 day ol June. 1990. end llle the original with Me Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Immediately there alter,- otherwise a default will be entered agalnsl you tor Ihe relief demanded In Ihe Com plaint or Pelillon O ATEO on this 1 day ol May 1990 C LER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish May a. If 11.25. 1990 DER 44 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 49 *47 CA 09 P RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, as Receiver ol Hill Financial Savings Association. I k/a Red Mill Savings. A Division of Hill Financial S A . plaintiff, vs NORMAN M LAWTON and C JANEL LAW TON.a/k/a CAREN CABOT, tt at Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hertby given that, pursuant lo Ihe Order or Sum mary Final Judgement entered In (Ms cause, in Ihe Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Fior ida. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as The following property In Seminole County Florida Lol 19. TUSCAWILLA. Unil 7. ac cording lo the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 22. Pages 44 and 47, Public Records Ol Seminole County, Florida al public sale lo the highest and best bidder, tor cash, at Me Welt Front Door ol the Seminole Counly Courthouse. Santord, Florida, in accordance with ,1*5 031 ol Ihe Florida Statutes, at 11 00 a m .on July 19, 1990 (SEAL) MAR YAN h E MORSE Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E. Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish May 4, II. two DER 49 C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER Cvtobritf Cipher u>ptCMgiramt ere created Irom qu&laltoni by famput people., p-eil artel pretext l atft letter unin *upMw ilaruli lor another Tod-if i i.K* C mjuMi f •H H W T I P H S QA C H U P B E M U S W Q E A T C S V Q A U E . V A T Y M W ' Q S W E R B P U P Q B P R A U F J S U F W P S U J Y S V P . ' I Q P L P W R U H N H Q PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Girls or« always tunning through my mind They don't dare walk Andy Gibb. �\ Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. May 11, 1990 - M K IT * N * C A R L Y L E ® by L a rry W r f fh t C LA S S IFIED A D S S e m in o le O r lo n d o - W in te r P a rk 322*2611____________831*9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 caaaanttw Una* . . . ISC a tea 10 M O A J L • 0.-00 P .M . *• 7 MOHOAV t t n F M M V 3 S A 1 U M A Y • • Naan M m t»iaaitalli — » ■*>»» d a w * . . . i m u iM n H a m . . . n w ic a H iiH a m ... a n pm lata*, band aa SUaaaf S4C « K w I7 C a K m O T C a fc a a ) Ha* ad can, meat*____________ Ptkes obo.e lellecl a ll SOtothdnreunl lot prompt poyment. Schedul­ ing moy wind* Herald Advertiser at tha cott ot on odditionol doy Concol when ou gut letultt hoy only (of day* yovf od tuny at rot# eatnud Utu lull dutttiption lot lottutt m u Iit Copy mutt follow, accepiuWe typogtaphical lo,m Apply la paraMsUwat MaMlaaP ana 1 Hwy. 17m MoWtoad BAR'D. O N LY N EED AP P LY FOR W IR E W R A P P IN G CALL.................... X7XOW57 COUNTRY C UJi MANOR Sanford. 7 bdrm*., I be. w/den. clean I Lo o m , no pets. S431 discounted! Coll Oi l 0744 D ELTO N A 1 bdrm . 7 bath possible lease option. S47*/mo 1st. Iasi A security. 333X17 AND SAWYERS Benefit* A steady work Apply In porsan. Marorvla Systems 40*1 MaronPo War, Sanford O f t e n , north of SR N * E IP 'D . S EC M TA B Y* Cen H/A, S43S/mo. 1 yr ieax MO 7S14/X* 7M 3434 HOMES TO RENT Full/part lima Apply Carlo's Italian Restaurwit. Corner 17/T3 A 3*th, Sanlord 333 7*» I X F I R I I N C E O Aluminium Soffit appllcalor Musi have vailddrl*or'sllc*ra*.34S-Tiaa. 3 end 3 bedroom Unfurnished Lake Mary and Sanlord oraasl C a ll lor availability and locations Ask tor Brenda 7 1— H e l p W a n t e d »3— R o o m s fa r R t n t M M U ftr SauN I U rH M e M A TTR A C TIV E BEDROOM ~ week Kitchen prlvllegas. cable, and depcsil phone Call *31 3143.11 am and on_______ C LE A N reams, kitchen and laundry facllltlav Cable TV Starling al S70/wA 3X 4433 FURNISHED, quiet, peaceful, clean Twin bad* S3*/nighlly per person or tSO/wkly per parson Call........- .....333 X X LONG WOOD - lakefront home room with prlvllegas One adult SX/wk Call 333 *434 iic u lM U g||U 4 ■ Oekh OaMag............... 3334*44 • M ATURE ACTIVE while lady Would Ilk* to moot a dltlin guithod actlvo whlto gontio man 1*45 to *n|oy lift with Photo A phono to PO Boi *3. Wlntgy Par*. FI jlTtt • Protty Woman IitAdo A Pu tty Woman HONEST AD Shape ly blond IIP Ibt. whlto, to v loving. I man woman bmok •r. Likes down to oarth together nett with a compatl bio man He's whlto. I 'l l " or tailor. W t. klnda thy with hair, mustache a glut STA­ B LE employment. honatl, loving, easygoing, touching, happy, animal lover Don't hail la**, write A tend photo and mailing address to PO boi 300)77, Farn Park. FI 737X • PROFESSIONAL O E N TL C MAN Fit. «t. dvorced with gulat horn*. seeks Independent woman tor companionship whan mutually needed. no demands No smoke. drug*, alchohol Phono A not*. Boi m.Ovekta, f i nr** 23— L o « t A F o u n d FOUND! IRISH N0LFM0UND Friday, vicinity 17/43 In San ford Sanford Animal Control topIckupl/IICallhom l __________________________ * FOUND: TIMED PIDGEON gtges* call it* I Sal. anytime 2 5 — S p e c ie l N o t ic e s ASST. MANAGER NCEOtO 0 < PJUTT3 COUNTER HELP Part* is per lanea preferred Parti City. Sanlord. 1*00 S Franch Ave________________ ' AUSTRALIA M B ITS TOII!! E X C E L LE N T PAY. Benefit* Transportation Call aP7 m raoaam tva Tollr ALTO BOOT REPAIR PERSON U n did ImmadlaNlyl Eeperl ancod only Cal! lor appoint mint 77* 44X or *74 4741 AVON SKIN SO SOFT Ray or Soil Harriot, sn-aas* or Pat, 3134333 VERSATILE PERSON With pleasant personality to answer phones, do light olftco work A clean lumltura! Call Plane tor appt........... 331 a*0* BINDERY DELIVERY PEOPLE Needed I Full A pari lima positions aval labia Apply at Creative Printing A Publishing T il N, Hwy 17m. tangwoad CABINET SHOP - Eaperienced all phases lor small formica shop Call P I 044A__________ Career Opportunity ACT NOW PERSONNEL NEED ED Largo Corp exporting Hoods M tn a g trt. Tra in e rs. Ra c r u lle r s . S a le s p e o p le Bonuses. Retirement. Trenlng Program *433 to S7*a/wk. bated on ability Apply In parson Tuesi-M Ay li, 1 PM SHARPIII Sanford Job Sarv Ice Ask for Marketing A Management Corp. E O E BECOME A NOTAIY For Detail: l pod an aisa Florida Notary Attoclatlon 27— N u rs e ry & Child Care AFFO R DABLE L o v in g chikkere, H R S registered* iA M 6PM C e ll.......... M l H t 1 BABYSITTING - In my Senford home. )PM 11PM Oependeble A responsible Can O T 34ft Sal., Sen., wkday. drop Inti Eip'd woman w/good r*l j yn./Upl Hoi lunch. ... 173 0*aS DAY CARE In my Sunland homo Reasonable M7C4Sa Call after JFM 371 4344 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s BEAUTY SALON I s ta tio n fa m ily ta lo n w/tannlng bed A manicure llallont alto Cattalbarry. 17/47 Call *31 7434alter 1pm II achieving absolute and total financial freedom within 4 to II months pushes any buttons at all, call 447 3*3 IX*. la hr recorded message__________ LAZY MAN'S W AY TO RICHES No products, no selling Earning lltetlma on going In com* la hrs per day 145 days par year Part lima or lull time Complett company Iralnlng and support. 1*00 minimum Investment Money Back Guarantee Call lor d* tails Mr. Reck, W N N M OBILE SION COMPANY good money maker Call U l 0643, anytime 6 1 — M c n e y to L e n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st, lnd or equity mortgages Good/Bad credit. Low rates 144-teat Mortgage Mayic, Inc Lk .M lg Bkr 460 E 624. Cast GOLD CREDIT CARO S3. *00 Credit Lina QUAR. VISA/MC Guar. Cash Advance i toe 4is itoo................ sttjie * 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d CASHIERS Eiperlenco helpful but not necessary Evening shift eO hours per week Positions open in Sentord. Lake Mary and Osteen 14 *0 per hour end up depending upon arperl once Call Sanlord. 3110*14: Lake Mary, 331 au ;. Osteen. 331 Hill___________________ CHARGE NURSE RN OR LPN Day shift a tl am to 1 41 pm Supervliory experience desirable but not required Apply at M N. Hwy. 17 A ti. Debery, Men. thru Frl f AM te 4PM. *64 4434 ____________ EOE____________ CLERICAL PERSON Full time. Adding machine skill, light typing Sueret Di* trlbutlng. Logwood 434 1300 CLERK 4 STOCK Needed for retell plumbing A hardware »lore 3X1141. m w.uth st. APPLICATORS NEEDED! Earn up to t i l per hour W* train Outdoor week Potential to Own Your Own Business' C A U IO W H W A S S E M B LE TO YS A Cralt Item*, luM/pert lime High earnlngsl apa H I Mil________ Assistant Minapr Tninee Y -N O T U I am 1*. own my own business alter 3 months ol training and now hava I positions avail abla Up to SaOO/wk during training Advancamtnt 1 a weeks. Call Charyt, *34 aaog Fafl Tint* SecrsbriM Pm M rr Salary dap upon aip IBM computer tip Good typing skills rap'd. Call 7X1147 avo* ' Over 100 Position* Attandants. Supervisors Concession* A Maintenance J0NFMR May It )t o 4 P M HerylT-TI. Saaferd GENERAL HELPERS naodod tor motal root Mutt have valid driver's llcarwa 34*7141 GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Dally TVerk ............ Oeily Pay Call Bek tor dataifs a*............... ......I D l l l l GOVERNMENT M RS ITaeifkM weekly I Call a*»UA tiTtuf. l a HOUSEKEEPER Full lima. 4 30AM 3 30PM shift. Call Batter Living Center. Call 444 MP3_________ H O U SE K E E P ER needed for private townhome In Sanlord i ia y ’per * W f Must be mature, hardworking, have relertnce*. and your own transportation Call lor eppl 444 0440, da r* 737 4714 eve* ask tor Sandy HOUSEW IVES • Work Horn your homo A make ro O lliO week I Call 111 0117/mesiaQO TEMPTED TO TEMP? We have immediate short and long farm assignments in your area lor o O FFIC E CLERF5 oRECEPTIONISTS OSECRETARIES IW O RO PROCESSORS OINOUSTRIAL WORKERS Wo offer lop pay, great banaflts and the opportunity to work at many ot the lop companies In your oroa Call now for an appointment > 740 4773 N O FEE/FR ID AY PAY CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Will Irain, savaral needed now I Alltypesl Metre Empieymen! 44*ei!t COOK Adult care facility Mature person, mlnlmun 34 hour* pur week C alls* 1003__________ COUNTER PERSON Dryciean U1A sacks smiling, energetic Individual who works wall with public. Benefits Will Irak). Longwood Lk. Mary area Call 333 34*7 CRAFTS* f K ILLS# T R A O If E O E ...................... ... M/F/H/V "GOOD JOB!” Mr S of Orianxkj tilled his advertised pot11 Ion from his Sanford Harald "help wanted" ad In |ust nine days ol the ed't scheduled 10 Day Special rale Ht tipreisad hi* appreciation for a job well don* to his Classified Advertising Con tut lent Looking to advert's* an opening In your company A achieve quick rtiult* al a special, low price? Try our super 10 A 14 Day Special Rates! Lowest rate* tor con secutlv* days' run. Cancel without penalty when results art reached!II CLASSIFIED 0EPT. 3311411 DISTRIBUTE FLYERS! 3 dependable people. AM/PM shifts. 41 SObase! Call Maria 771*441 between IIAM-3PM EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Fortune *00 company has immediate openings lor ca rear minded individual* with background In equipment maintenance Knowledge Of electrical, pneumatic and electronic controls a* well as general mechanical taped ence IS desired Eecallant benefit package includes paid vacalkrt. holidays, retirement plan, uniform, and medical Insurance Salary S3*.000 plus dapending on eaperlenc* Send return* lo General Manager. P O Boa 3347 Orlando F L 33*03 E OE/MJ F JOIN OUR El Family Restaurant Turn Bill Knapps Is now accepting applications lor ovp tin* cooks Full A part lima post lions available with com petllv* pay A great benefits package No Phones Cells. Apply in Person. 1)11 Douglas Ava, Altamonte Sprgs.______ K EYES FLA. INC.. Realtors, pays tulton lo Rail Estate School I Call 333 3300 LANDSCAPERS Full lime positions Driver's License required............Call 333 4133 < * » fORCE DAILY W O R K • DAILY PAY v * . •N O F E E S ! , ^ ^Sr / Drivers W ith Vehicles Earn Extra 50c Per Hour f Report 5:45 AM e . Tr/J\ 319 Second St., Sanford or Call Debbie at 321-1590 3 NURSES M M S 7 3 and 3 tl shuts available _________ Call 444 MB!_________ Must have experlwxe and rat Apply MSC Trucking. 1431 W 1st St , Sanford______________ FAR T T IM E R EC E P TIO N IST’ Must have payroll report ex perlence Call 34* 4304_______ POSTAL SERVICE Jobs Salary to S41K Nationwide Entry lo v o l p o s itio n s C a ll 1111034471000Ext P4I73 PRESSES Full lima. 4 days a week Great benefits Gcbd pay Call 333 3457 or apply In parson. Dry Clean USA, ttoalhrow RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY Paragon Is opening a new ollice In long wood Full lime racaptionlst/secrelary post lion avalloblo Candidate musl bo able to type MSS WPM Competitive salary, excellent benefits Call H 1 -0 M 0 To a rrifi|i in intern** appt. ? 7 — A p R r tm R P t s F u r n is h td / R tn t SANFORD I Bdrm! Adults, no pots, quiet res ore*, sir. 1331 mo Up plus « « dap . 333X14 CHARMINO - Sanlord I Bdrm . 13 H. callings, llraplaca, downstair* of lorga home. utilities pd , 3131/wfc *43 40X CLEAN, t bdrm « t pertlolly furnished A/C Quiet tree 1300/mo Call 733 3*34________ SANFORD Garage apt close to downtown, utilities pd . SSS/wk or iSX/mg U* 40X SANFORD Nice I A 3 bdrm •pis A300UP/mo ♦ dep Rat’s required Nopals S i 33*1 SANFO RD larga 3 bdrm htijM. 1 blk Iron* new hotpi 111 S13*/wk. plusI7Hsec C a ll............................... Z33-TO4 * f — A p a rtm tn ts U n fu rn is h e d / R t n t COME SEE OUR LARGE e e COUNTRY K ITCHEN * * " 7 BDRM. 7 BATH ARTS Over I.OMSq. FI. Living Areatl w v e w e u t JPHCI PARAGON >771 EOE M/F R ECEPTIO N IST For • wild end croty ollice* _______ Call 134 MO* RN Part time in Oncology ollice I San ford/Del Iona I Approx X hrs per wk Please submit resume Box 40). c/o The Sanlord Herald, P.O. Box 1417. Sentord. FL 17773 1437 SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mary Experience or will Irain Full A Part lima M E T R O S E C U R IT Y . Alt 3744 Tennis Courts Miintinanci Person! Full lime' Tuskawllla Country Club Call 3*14*1* TLC • Needs mature live In companions tor eldarly Good pay I Call.................... 333 1043 * yrs minimum axp Musi have current Flcrlda chaul feur’s license A good driving record Apply In person. M a ro n d a System s. 4001 Maronda Way. Sanlord Off C n iU psala R dl.N o lS R X VOLT TEM PORARY SERVICE* _________ Ctll 434 4344_________ W AITR ESS wanlod. Evening hrs Also, experwnced piua cook. Perl lime. 333 4043 tYaiihous* W w fc n /A ts tm b li Factory 6 D rin n Now • To S7S0 weekly plus benefits a Full Tlme/Part lime a All Shills Open a Hiring Several Trainees 13413*** .......sss/refund pellcy WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To 313 IS hrl Will frainl All shifts, all types! fNrmanentt Metre Emplaytnenl *414111 Start todayl To SIS per hour' Will train! 2Shifts All types! Metre Emptoyiwant..... *44 4111 WOMAN • Will trade rent lor help. Must have some Income and car Call 344 *143 > 3 — R o o m s fo r R e n t A TTR A C TIV E clean efficiency! TV, microwave and maid sarvlcal Call..............X ! 4447 , r S -V /ia M t m v n L ★C N A ’S * ★ eALL SHIFTS!! • GREAT SALARYII • EX C ELLE N T B E N EF ITS !! Join Our Excellent Health Care team * Lungwood Health Care ___________334-43*0___________ MEDICAL MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 4 hr* p«r day, Monday Friday E*p*ritfw*d !?i WTO LONG WOOD 3 bdrm . largo lanced yard Near schools tM4 plus deposit g ilS S O n w SANFORD 2 NORM. Convenient location, stova inet ,*344/mo. »dN> 331 4317 SANFORD/LAKE AAARY 3 bdrm 3 baths, llroplac* sat)/mo ...... Vision Realty ___________ 147*4*7___________ SANFORD I b d m , wafer Incl., parking. SX/wk . I3X sac.............. IX-tiry/messaga SANFORD * SAN0NA SURD. 3 bdrm . 7 baths, family room SaX/mo plus S4XMC .131044 SANFORD Larga 3 bedrooms. I baths, w ith la n c a d y a r d and firaplacal S4Xper month Call __ SI. Johns Realty, m u m SUNLAND ■extra nlej 3 bdrm . lanlly -oom. cant. h/a. patio 340)/mo 1st. last * S3Mdep 333 4*61 after lo m WINTER SFGS. FOOL HOME 3 bdrm*. 3 be . Ilreplec* A pereoe. 14*0/mo Cal1444-*371 WOO D M ! RE Sub. - Real nica, 1 bdrm*, l * ba . •>/c. garage. lanced yard. IMP/mo 333 1*14 1 RbRM. ) BATH, tomlly room, kllchan and * ppllanc«*. garage *400 per month PAUL A BETH OSBORN! V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES ___________ 331 4744___________ K3 toe'M. ApplUnces Incl t4li/mo ilXdeposll 113 4413 1 BEDROOM. 1 bat), fplc US0 month plus security. Call 4X >0x3____________________ 3 BDRM. 2 BA. SPLIT FLAN Svlvan Dr area. 1)3)/mo A *)00 security Cal'........333 33*3 A TTR A C TIV E large 7 bdrm. carport A yard! SX/wk plus 1300 sec, deposit Call 371*447 D U P L E X . 7 ’ bdrm 7 bath, clean! wathar/Dryar jx n Cedar Ava. Sanford S4X per month Cell 334 7441 ' COEVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS EXTR A LAROE UNITS) 1.1A J bedroom apts Pool/Tennls Court Peacolul. convenient location ftnet oil slroel parking Renovation Specin I No Security for quail tied applicants! I X *30*_____ HIDDEN LAKE 114— W a re h o u s e Sp a c e / R e n t Warehousa Spec* available now Up lo It.OOO tq ft Affordably priced Immediate occupancy Executive Mlni-Selfas also aval labia starling al SIX/mo Hall Rtalfy, 133 *774 Waterfront lifestyle Modern Fitness Cenlei Indoor Racquetbali \ l 1 \ O U P L IX -M O T H E R IN LAW ] bdrm home/t bdrm , 1 bath apartment Soparuto electric CH/A. wall to well carpet. Clean Excellent Investment SANF0C0 BUSINESS CENTRE rxWylly Av.lAIrpvt antrancel Office Space or Off ice/warehouse space ovoll Call 333-4747or 131 7407eves. "t a t m T " DELTO N A - By owner, custom 1/3 spilt. I yr*. CM. screened potto. I car garage. *44,400 3341 BannlstevSt.404S33 1)14 I . ORANGE COUNTY 3 bdrm 3 bath on 44 acm SM.OX W. Maiktewiki Raaltor 3337441__________ 111 — Office Space/Rent SPECTACULAR VIEW Overlooking Lake Monroe Ex ecuflvt offlet space for lease Approx. II X *q. ft Rea ton •bio rates Available now ^ 4 o lliRooltji m S 7 7 4 ^ ^ _ _ \l I ) i M S t ill III k Sf H\ IS ill VI I k U I I 1 2 1 — Condominium ______ Rowtois TOWNHOUSE 1 m br, 1V> bath, llroplac*. wasltar A dryer, cloaod patio w/spo. No Pats SSSO/mo. 1st plus security Rel. Lease option purctiese. STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. _______ coiun-mi_______ • % Om 3 4 d N O R TH LAKE V IL L A O t ■ New V I . eppl.ences, fplc, pool, tonni). tats/mo t-SIAWAWIl • We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford/Lake Mary area. 127— OHicoRontils BR AN D NEW OF PICE BLOO eOOtq ft N JA M tq ft GC1 ZONINOt Ntovo in Special .........SZSO/me. C A L L .............................. Mt-4444 1 SM ALL R E N TA L O F F IC IS Zaned OC1 Vary reasenabtol 111 1A Call IMWl......... 333-4*7) FHR BOND MONEY lirttm tF rw CALL TODAY For QoMifyiAl iRtornutiofi W E L L L O C A T E D 74 x 111 HO M ESITE building lot in Sanlord Haighls Now only ......................................*13.000 141— Homos fo r Solo REPO - 1/1W, LOW Larry Hsrasea. RrWor 134-41*0 114K I I O E A L 3 /IW FO R Oldtr/youngor family. Corner lot. lenced. aal in kil. Near Hamilhx) Elem. Only *44.500 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T A R E A L TV _______ 3337333/3314434 BATEMAN REALTY W IL L S IL L SEPARATELY Ostaen t l ac. Barn, lapllc, lights. Cash I41.SX Also. 1/1 modular existing mortgage S I4,404/S37S mo. Package: ttl.S K R ED U C E D FOR QUICK SALE City wator A sewer Pine Ave Two lot* total I I M K LO VELY LK. MARY i n . All the •liras. Fplc, Ians, micro, washar/drytr. araa pool. Super slta. Now only 1*4.440 (I4KI ALTAM O N TE 1/1. Qulat culdasac Screened porch, lance, great location Ra ducad Now only..........>74.400 (U K ) W INTER tPRINOS 1/1 with pool, spa Eat In kit, tpic N aar schools, shopping Warranty Reduced’ *44,500 LAKE SYLVAN J lots b e a i i t i l g X W u j ^ ^ 'N ) M a g n o l l ^ ^ T T W W v ** masphare Walk to Wilton School Priced lo sail S31.M0 1444 Senterd Ave. U4K) REOOP4-' TO Perfection.. Older 1/1. New Fla rm Gaiebo. lacuttl Room to on ferfoin Reduced! NowSll4.M0 CALL ANYTIME 321 -0 7 55 ...................321-2257 BRINCS YOUR BOAT Lokeslda townhouia c d: Ur ante Lake Howell Large 1130 *q ft . 1 bdrm 1 W both wAnatsllp and private dock Mud cell 1)4.400 403 7WI744 alter 4PM or leave message___________________ BY OWNER "T h e Oaks" Luxury homa with pool and lem li court 1 bdrm Ibeth ______ 1 12).400 By appointmant. 313 4174 _________after 7 XPM ________ BY OWNER - New 1 bdrm . 3 baft). Skylights, vaulted call Ing. fplc. lake A pool and with m a n y o lh a r e m e n lllts Private, qulat community. Priced to sail Call 333 4477 after 4 pm 322-2420 321-2720 1141 P*rk Or.. Sanford M l W. U ko Mary » l . U . Mary FR E E W E EK LY LIST of prop •rty "tor salt by owner" Call Help U Sail Broker 333 3X3 IOYLLW ILOE. 1 t o m . 1 bath I acre +/-, wooded Screened puren. lovely yard I1M 000. 133 4441/311 1334 DORCHESTER APTS 1bedroom 7bath U k o Mary 333 4433 SANFORD. Large I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly Dep . ref erences No pets 10% oil Senior Cm»ent!3P 0743 SANFORD 2 B0RMSI! *1*0 month. SIX security. Rel Call alter 3 P M ..... 333 33a* SANFORD FINE RIDGE CLUB SANFORD Spec lout 7 Bdrm Condo Avail Washer/Dryer Included STARTING AT 14)4 For Details Call Rentarama ..k)7)*04 Landerama FI. Inc /Broker I BRDM . L A K E S ID E , nice complex All amenities. No security for qualified appli cants. S33*pcf month..330 JX4 A c c o u n tin g T T a x S e r v ic e C O LM E R A C C O U N T IN G A TA X S IR V IC I • Small baoh Additions K l Rtmodetlng MILLER ADDITIONS Central Florida Since 1414 Remodeling New Home* 4CCC1I44X................... 3334444 Aluminum Siding Extorter Hemeiavw-t • Siding, soffit A lesela. screened room*. Free estlmafail 333-4144..................-.B X X tttt* Applla la n c e s 10 1 — H o u s e s F u rn is h e d / R e n t A FURNISHED COTTAGE * t bdrm . air. on banks ol Waklva al Kallas Landing! Canoe use, UM/mo .333 6X70 SAN FO RD large 3 bdrm house, I blk from new hospl lal i l l ) , wk plus CM sec Call 313 7341 REG ATTA SHORES Rental Apartmenls On Lake Monroe 3135 W. Seminole Blvd. Hw y. 17-92 S anlord. F L 32771 323-2628 Electrical Painting H IR IT A O R ELECTR IC Prompt. Rm anebte Sorvka t ERF44I1433........CaR 443-3334743 334-14 M M J f c jn 3 U T T # r r ^ B IL L 'S Oeaeral Remodeling, trim. •1C. General repairs C A R P E N T R Y , h a u li n g . ttto. painting Frwastlmatoe. Call 3336334 FIX-IT-fASTINC. “Ona Call To Ob It All" Your Neighborhood Handy Man RatldenllalaCorrenerclaJ Call Scetf Tadoyll 133-441S H A M Rinu d illx i - painting, Chattahoochee stone, concrete and carpentry work. Free 1 s t.--------------- — H O M I R E P A IR S • LAW N W O R K . Y A R D A CONST. CLRANUPI REFERENCES! Call HAROLD 3334174/m*#eY ra c to r W o rk " INTERIOR A I X T I R I O R avad- Tad. 44Q-S413. Free 1st. Lyxdex's Fretosileasl Painting Lake Mary Resldant Inter ior/E iter lor Licensed/1norred Free Esllmetost........... 330-1X4 Paper Hanging e W ALLPAPER SPECIALIST • X yrs. axp. Free Esllmatotl LOW cash prlces— 1 4»ZI33 H t J NALL COVERING W* hang all types Reasonable prices. Freaestl 333 1417 P la n o T u n in g " E X P E R T PIANO TU N IN G • Sere. It *pa tr /m ev le g/reala I Call Kay..n3**43 R o o f in g T i l SON BOOTING Root repairs a Free estimates State cart. CCCMStn 331 *471 ACR EAGE MOWINO. discing, grading and torttilling jewer/Septic Tank USED APFLIANCES L a n d s c a p in g ROCKY'S SEPTIC........3302*44 Buy/Sell a Recond/Guaranteed GOOD SELECTION 3M E. Cammere let II. Sentord C O M P LETE Quality Lawn A Landscaping, compaiiliva ^ a to «Jre e e * ^ u n n | | ^ ^ M 4 TvIrnmlng^ooT 322-3B I3 L a w n S e r v ic a C h ild C a r a C a n t e r s LAW N M AINTENANCE • Free estimates. Reasonable Rato*I SaetorCItlieadlscotmll. M IX#* NEWAFFUANCES GE and M A Y TA G ALSO B u il d in g C o n t r a c t o r ! BONUS O NE M ONTH FREE tPfus III l i t W . 1st. SI. Selto 444 ASSUMABLE w/tia4X down. 3 bdrm.. I ') both, cb horn*, ch A a. garage fenced 4% fixed rate, 13 yr*. rtmalnlng, only WORKSHOP OR STORAOE City wottr A elect. IBS/m e, S3X sec..... 334-1347/massage A VA I 3 bdrm* . 2 baths, wastwr A dryer, fenced backyard, pool I Ne pets. 1131/month S3X se curlty C a ll..... 333 107}eves M ARINER * V ILLA O I Lake Adel bdrm *31) mo 3 bdrm 4301 mo A up 333 147» Uha Hama Daycare Center ■ Near Winter Sprngs Elemen­ tary 7 4pm In twits to Syr*. U tf* * M .......... . . . . 317 4441 M AY II M • 103 HAYS ST. SANFORD 1 05— D u p le x T r lp lt x / R tn t r tfV V 4 * * * MAIDS* * * FRONT DESK CLERKS F i lime, benefits, pd holidays A vacation, uniform Apply in person. Days Inn, 4)0 Douglas Ay . AMamonfe or call 143 7111 RlAlTOKt* 7000 Uko Mary Bhrd. 331-05B4 4 3 Sta'I S/3* Own transport Sand details A references Box 111. San lord. FL 33773 ___ ★ LA B O R O N D E M A N D HIOHKR STARTING PAVI For certified or eiqxerlanced Apply In p t t n to Lekeview Hurling Cantor tltE .Z a d f* .............. LT. HOUSEKEEPING/ COMPANION MEDICAL LABOR NURSE A IK S * A U SHIFTS WELDERS ALL TRADES NEEDED Painters. Carpenters, etc. Gel all the work you can handle Call................MS 0331 e a CRUISESHIPJOBS# a S3M ISO* weekly I Call M im iT ttx IC tl a a a M OLLY M AID# a a W ILL TR A IN tl Wbrk I 4pm. Mon Frl CALL 747 XOr TRUCK DRIVER SERVICES C N A 'liN A ’l N E W S TA R TIN O R A TIS F u ll/p a rt lim e position* available Experience pre ferred Apply al Hlllhaven Health Care Center ti* Mellonville Avo.. laniard 333 SS44................... ...E.O E./H EHIciancy plus wnell weekly SI provide I Call 340 >4*0 OVER THE ROAD DRIVERS FUN WORLD M FLEA WORLD CIERK/SECRETARV Fla 's lastast growing rant to own company has an tm mediate position tor a p/t dark . Good pay I Call. 3711441 EMPLOYMENT 323*5176 Honest A hardwcrklng red'd! Eac banaflts pkg A comp salary Apply In pet ion only Speedway iter*in Marvin M ead SB 44. Seetoed F U L L T im a M alntananca Parson for co m m e rc ia l laundry company Must have complete servke knowledge A ability to work on Clssells Dryers, Washaa Washers, A Chicago Ironer*. Immediate hire on proven abk Ity 333-4344 Bj I I I P jP i ' |IylI\ I r'* RANK FOR (C LO S E D HOME i NO MONEY DOWN I Call 4*4-!JA 1374 ext H t l _____ 117— C o m m e rc ia l _________ R e n t a ls DELTONA 2 B O O M RATH Part lima mornesgs Strong typing shlttsl Some filing A oanerafoftko Cal 3343144 FULL/PART TIME CASK AVAILABLE IA A R U IIH E S I C E N T E R • New office/Whs*. OX tl. to t ^ H ft. Ray* with or w/o offices starting at t3S0/ma Hery. 17/43 A SR 437 AVAILABLE 7 b d m . central H/A, carpet, washer dryer hook up |*X with discount I ___________333 6445___________ E IP 'D . KITCHEN MELT DfAOUNfS Noon Iho Doy a*lo,o Publication Sunday H A M Saturday Monday 11 X A M Saturdoy SAN FO R D larga 3 bdrm. house, com pute privacy. Eecellant tocaUon. lill/w k plus S 3M «*cC *fim -3304 103— H o u tts U n fu m ls h td / R tn t • iM a k f l Bh Mh w UvrVBVf m r i M H | rBNBH E IP ’D. TIUSS BUILDERS mmACCfPTIM US— Industrial Rtwfalt DRIVERS OVER SMB • that* what a drlver/mover made last week. If you have a pick up truck. 141— H o m e s fo r 10 1 — H o u t t s F u r n is h td /R tn l NEW. R EM O D EL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STOEES All types canttrvcfien Ret/Cam 336-4433 . t O talliX^C4CSI444* C a rp e n try UWNSEMICE Free I Him*to*...— ......33343*1 LAWNS MOWED A TRIM M ED. Reasonable Sartor Cltiion* Discount. Frio BN. 334-1334 PROFESSIONAL HARDENER Mowing, edging/ clean up! C o m p la t a C a r e t F r e e estimate! I Mr Van, 333444] SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 111 OFF W ITH THIS AO Service s a n g w a iro w a a Warahouia Ctoaranci ol new 1444 pods. 14 ft. X X It completely inetaltod Include* hug* deck, ladder, fencing, tiller and skimmer Financing available Other pool* avail •bit. Ask abr t factory re bates I Call toil Ire# • 1M4S13MM tCGC 011073 PE 04*11 T e le p h o n e S e r v i c e CORDLESS PHONE Eattwtos A Aolannas - all brands Replaced while you wail 6*3 3411. or 406 72444)2 CARPENTER All kinds of home repairs, painting A ceramic tile RichardGroeiMI W3 LEE'S CARPENTRY • Storage building, decks A m ltc. carpentry InturedA licensed ^ F re ^ s tlm a te s D ^ lU ^ ^ E X P E R T PIANO TUNING ServYrtpalr/moving/rental now A used Call Ray. 3331043 TH * P a i n t in g * * A TOUCH OF TILE * * C le a n in g S e r v l e t * Painting A F ^ q ih im in j Q U ALITY Wark at AHardlbto Ratos. Do no! Daily. Call U* Today Most homes. S3* We •ra licensed, bonded and insured Call 1*1 >444. Quality Work. Reasonable Prkas.FreeEst Ins. I l l 117* FR AN K BARNHART painting A pressure cleaning, It yrs exp Retorancoe................ 332 I U ) Concrete W EST CONCRETE SERVICE Small JabsoSig JebeoRepeir Job). Free Est Call aaytlma 234 3*4). Licensed/ Insured M u s ic L e s s o n s S I n l e r l o r / E x t a r l o r . F ra a Eslimatas Call >11-74ft. R(pairs A Momoxfcling No lob too big or small! I licensed A lr#o estimates I Call 1311147 T r e e S e r v ic e ECHOLS TR E E SERVICE Freeeslimatosl Fair Prices! L k Ins. Slump Grinding. Tool 222 2724Say w mix ' L .' The Pretosstonalt do ir T R IM M IN G . Tupping. Re mevol. Hauling, ail phases ol tree work Call 3134444 �•• * • 10B — G -n fjrd Herald. Snnlcml. Honda — Friday. May I t , W k ) 23 9 — M o t o r c y c l e ^ " a n d b ik e s 22 IN. C««FTSMAN MOWER lO T U m iM M U Price Chang*I 1 b d rm i. 7 balht. fireplace, rac room ' w/BBQ. How FMA appraisal taojtoo Now only •4.0001 ••two Beatty... M M O I I I I m The Prudential Florida Realty IttC a U lin D r iw Ibdrm .Ibatti................ TSf.tOO Call M Oragary. Kaaltar l« IIH M M (r» U M A S S U U B U , NO QUALIFYING oa MW LOANS WITH LESS THAN I2S00 CASH INCLUDING CL01IN 0 COST CO M M IR CIAL LO T - 100) Uth Stroot Mat* ottor. Sunbank. NA *07 xoaoo*____________ LONOWOOD Auto U 't ■ US 17*1 *0 i 717 1700 i t. build Ing Sunbank. N A M 7 »a 0 0 a NEAR M l PRIME LOCATION Church A ichoot, built 'A*, tl.l •cl MANY USCSI Mutt Sattll Roal NitataOna............. «77-77M SANFORD By Owner - Llcomod boa dmg tlablo w/IS tlallt. 1 ton cod pailurot. tprlnktar ty tltm Include* lovely 1 b d rm , 7 b o th c o u n try gonllomon homo t additional moNIa homo lor your manag •r. Many a ilra t 7170.000 Makt ottor. Call 773 71*t J 4 a bdrm h a r m In Sanlerd. Deltone/DaBary/Lk. Mary/ Long wood/Altamonte Spring* 1S3— A c r e a g e L o t» /S e l« $1,310 DOWN I ACl CLOSING FREE LAND LIQUIDATION LIST ) bdrm. I bath, flrtplac*. appliances. carport..... 75**00 11,500 OOWN/CONNER LOT Immaculal* J bdrm. I bath, living room, kitchen with ap pllancat. family room or dtn. In*Ida utility, carport onm hog*com*r loti 7*1.700 LESS THAN 12,500 DOWN Immaculal* S/I'v. largo faml ly room with brick flroplac* 10X1} tcroonod porch largo toncod yard...................757.700 DCITONAASSUME NO QUAL NORTH FLORIDA acroag*. water front, timber and rang* land for tot*. Starling ol 74.775 Owner financing on all parctlt Call I *00 MO aaoa oil IU . 7 10AM to I 10PM GENEVA, 5 ACRES! Btgoakt' Eaty form*' 775 000 BraogMon Beatty. *a»«15* OWNER FIN AN C IN O - Noqual Hying. 75.000 down 10 5% in lorttl. 10 yr mtgl 7 Ton acr* tree!*. 775.000 «a On# 5 *cr* •rod. 730 000 Coll *71*7** J bdrm 7 bath opllt plan Cornor lot with pool I U r *00 ASSUME NO QUALIFY SANFORD REPOSSESSION LOfKWOOO-LESS THAN 12,700 DOWN « ] bdrm It* bath, appilancot. toncod yard I m *00 ASSUME NO QUALIFY Ml* por month. Immaculate 2 bdrm ) bath, appilancot and pool.............................. U*.*00 HISTORIC 2 STONY « bdrm J bath. J.775 tq tl Hardwood lloort, appilancot. toparal* m olhor In law'* quartort. gar ago . . . tat.*00 PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-47E4 LANE MARY/CROSSINGS ) br. I bath. Irg kltchon. family rm. tprlnklort. ch/a Noar Lk. Mary tch t Not assume 7A1.700 W 7 H 7 _____. LONOWOOO • 5 bdrm I bath, •pllt plan, lam llly room w/llroplaco. tOiJOscrn porch dbl garago 100 * ISO lot t;* .» 8 tali................m -a tn MaitkMi WoodsRmnsbrwk Whit* brick t>adtlon*l. J/J. ttudlo. Krnd pod I Corgoout 1 acrol Asking 73*5K. 5X0545 * * NEWHOMES* * t/t tpM ptaa. garago tl.]** Down! Mo Polnttl U N O IR CONSTRUCTION • Call I OWNER FINANCING Spaclout 7 bodroam homo on 1 landtcapod loti I 7 car garago. groat location!— ..... 545.000 Motro Roal Citato Co. Inc. ___________ MI-7777__________ OWNER FINANCINO •No qua! Itylng. 75.000 down 3 bdrm i. I S bathi. Ilroplaoo. hardwood floor*. 170* Magnolia Av.. Saniord 750,000 ...... an *7»a SAU OR LEASE OPTION DK L T O N A • 3 b d rm . apllt/7bath. 1.157 tq II * aero taa.500 Attamakla Nan Quality log Loan. Call 755-3*17 SO. LAUREL AVL SANFORD Residence In a commercial ton# 5 room*. 1 bdrm i. I bath 7*5 000.1%downll GROVE ST. SANFORD Ofl So Saniord A v * . Airport or**! S roomt. ] bdrmi I S bathi. tat.000. IX down 11 Don Athar A Associates..Realtar Call.............. 1-407-425-4561 * BEDROOM A don or 7 bdrm . wrap around proeft. * acrot ♦ Ibdrm In law cattago tltt.000 Oawg Rlchardlon ERA Sun Florida. 7*1 lata Evening*. 5*5 1771 5 ACRES With 7 bdrm . 7 both, brick homo Work chop and largo born. Foncod and crott lone* Lrg oak troot. Groat lor hortot Call 177 5137_________ 1.6 BOND MONEY Available now tor lint tlm* buyortl Hurry, won't lotll 3. 1. * bdrm homo* available In gend long wood artatl Do Ilona. Saniord. Laka Mary PA0LA AREA Cut tom built S bdrm JV* bath on ovortlit lot with all the oatrotl 7 mlnuto* ol no troltlc to 14 Over 1.000 tq It ol lamltyhomal Aik log til tw o AA Ca.no*. Inc. Century 71 Call Janot Mamlwld Day*. 117-171* Evot. IM717I *U Ikylino Slotta Kay la a 01. 3/1. oacollant condition 717.000 financing available Coll Itl Fodoral ol Somlnol*. 17111*7or M l 557*__________ 1571 SKYLINE TRAILER 11' a 50' Mutl Mow 171 7*37or 171 00*1 1 9 3 — M a c h i n e r y / T o o ls SHOP EQUIPMENT B o o r w h ool o lIg n m o n t machine. Electric lift (smell). Cheep prices! 57*e70t Call 163— W a t e r f r o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le STONE ISLAND AREA! Accett lo SI. John'i Plwr Largo trood lot Right* lo conalArlvtrl ... 71*000 CARPET WHOLESALE 199— P B t i ¥ S u p p H e < ■ E A G L E • F R E E lemale. spayed. 7 yrt old Good family pot 110 305* alter *PM_______ FR E E K ITTE N S Wormed, vel checked. 1 "Siamese" t block. 1 black A white Born 4/4/70 Coll 171 77SI Ottor 5PM FREE TO G 0 0 0 HOME Young male ttray kitty that wat loti or abandoned Very affectionate Mouse trained, but I can not keep Pleat* coll 1100*1* Dolton*____________ • F R E E TO OOOD HOMED Lima Mr Pertonalily Plus will provide houn ot lomtly fun Low* kidt. neutered A lull 10 month* old All thott A on heortworm prownlaliw. weight between JO ao Ibe . cute m in d brood Coll....... 1711)15 • FREE i month old tomal* deg " M e rc o d o t" L o v tt children Brown Labrador A Golden Retriever 777 4**0 * ST. BERNARD* Female. 7 m o t. good wlln children!) Call......... 1X5*44 C. '.L BART TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS QUAILS A OEESE _________Call 177 701* • *2 1 1 — A n t iq u e s / C o ll e c t i b l e s Qu m ii Ann* W in |b K k Chair 71*5 Anliqua to la , pro lettionally restored! 7535 1 plan) urns, 7*5 *4 111 7*1] W ANTEO Old Florida license Plate*, etpectally porcelain, a n d o ld C o c a C o l a memorabilia Mr Bevan H I ITT*_________ ' 2 NCR’s MODEL 313 Bran cath regiiten. circa 1700. SAX ea Alio. mite. Civil War lltm il Call......... I X *454 181— A p p li a n c e s / F u r n i t u r e ____ BASSETT CRIB and mottrott. •ic cond . 7100: * br Chotl. , 7*5. High Choir, 710 177 5a*7 BJ'S RESALE W* Auy/Soll Furnituro A Cal leriihlM IlKludlnq F | W p l l t l S, Saniord Av t ,1117a/1 • CAPTAIN'! BED - compltt* with mottrott Eacolltnt con dltion t*5 175 10*1__________ • COFFEE TA B L E •And 1 rod tablet Strong, blond* Mad* byLonoCo 715 Call 117 all* COUCH/Laveteal Matching' 7*0 both Sowing Machine. good cond. 7*0 ......... H*0**7 CMIO • W/mattra*% (S*artl. 7117 Playpen 710 Both tic condition, I yr old 1711*1* • E N T E R T A IN M E N T CENTER with tmoked glatt doort. Ilk* n*w. 7*0 371 *137. 0*1ton*____________________ KENMORE WASHER •7 cycle. * tp**d. heavy duly, white. 7175!! Call___________ X I *177 • KINO SIZE W ATER BEO •All wood Iromo A headboard, pediital. hooter, wtvolott mottrott A liner >Only 71001 Call.................................17111*7 LARRY'S M ART. IIS Saniord A w New/Utad turn A appl Awy/Sall/Trade......... 731*171. MOVING SALE! Sola, loveteal. recllner. dou ble bod. bar tloolt. lablo. choirs E»c cond ■I l l 1715 TWIN BEDS, 7*0/ queen tire hide o bed. 3 cholrt. tl35; Small table and a chair*. 730 Call 177 Til*, evening* • TWIN ill* bed with maltreti and boa tpringi. 7100 1X1171} alter 7 pm.__________________ 11 CU. FT. R EFRIGER ATO R Rumgoodl...................... SIM ________ Call 131 0 7 1 7 _____ • *1" octagonal thape glait top table with brat* basa. 715 Call __________ 171*704__________ 9-PIECE Solid Oak Dining Suite. 73500 obo Call H I 1707 189— O f f i c e S u p p lie s / E q u ip m e n t PANASONIC Word Prscettcr A typewriter in one Great grad gift 7100 111 17*7. alter a pm 1 9 1 — B u il d in g M a te r ia ls ALL S TE E L BUILOINGS at dealer Invoice. 1.000 to 30.000 tq It Call *07 7*1 *771 collect 193— L a w n & G a r d e n -PLANTS IN BLOOM! MOTHER'S DAY JEWELRY! Already law prices. Raducedl HUErS CROWN PAWN _________ *>7 777*7**_________ • POOL T A R L I - Irving Kaye Professional Tournamanl Si la *lts a Si's slate Needs naw tall top 7100 Geneva. 147 1747___________________ • PORCH SWING FRAME Heavy duty 7 Inch pipe 130 Call 777 7)**________________ • SEWINO MACHINE - Editon precitlon made In nice cabl net Good condition, run* A taw* 730 Call X I 1714 • SEWINO MACHINE Singer In cabinet w/1 drawer* Good cond 730 Geneva, 1*7 5**1 _ • TRAMPOLINE Pertor-i ilia (111 diameter)773*47 illt • USED RUUD Air Handler 3 KW electric heel. 11.000 blu*. Its Ion unit. 7K Fair condl _llon_Call X7 *471 _ 2 30— A n tiq u e /C la s s ic ________ C a r s a door. 57 mpg Runs Great! >1000obo 313 IX I. after 5pm H I — C a rs 204 Old Monro* Rd. Sanford 10 y rt colltclion include* dining room let with china and a chair*, bedding. TV*, stereo*, radio*, all kind* it tool*, kitchen Item*, beautiful d ln n e rw n re *at tanev j'a — .v.'irr. t«!c « bra:. ] ; ; s £ goll club lett A cart, metal cabinet A 5 drawer III# cabl ne* Something tor everyone! Direction*: VS milt* tail ol 1-4 A SR aataCtd Monroe Rd. Turn Lett, Lock tar Slgnit L.f. D E LLA U C T. Lie.<154 A 5* ___________11*5*1* _______ BRIDOES ANTIQ UES* 11] 1741 10 7 M/5ata Audm i Th u n 7pm 1««0 Hwy 44W••AR747AAUI71 215— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s 17 It. Runabout - *0HP Johnton nblt.. aac. cond.. trallar, ikl pkg.,tarp, 777*1 Call 1711771 ★ 16 FT. ORLANDO CUPPER Sida cnniola. open litherman ban boat Fiberglett trl hull dailgn Bait well, relied area In Iron! complale with iwlwt tithing leal Motor mount on bow and trantom for trolling motor New Hummingbird T 101 depth Under and llth locator S0HP E vln ru d a tllllar Eacallenl condition! New electric tlarler New deep cycle marine battery! Good trailer with upright roller boat guide* and new tail lights mounted on uprlghti 71.730 Call 147 5*51 __________________________ * 17' III* H Y O R O S TR E A M • w/ISOhp Black Maa Mercury Speed prop A accettorlet Very Fail 73730 Call 577 77*1 17*7 A I R G L A 3 S I I ' In’ board/oulboard w /lra!ltr laOOcbo Call 177 7511 * __________________ 1984 GLASSTREAM • BASS BOAT a 175" with 13HP Mercury engine, trallar. remote control Mercury trolling motor A I condition! 71.500 Call X I 7*71 1910 BMW 3201 *137* Call 1X77*7 1*7* TO YO TA VAN Sport pkg A/C. auto. P/$. P/B. cruise till. AM/FM cassette 77*74 Atk lor Randy X I *1*7_______ t t l f F O R D M U S TA N O O T CONVERTIBLE Automatic. A/C. all power, lu Iona gray. 17.000 milat. Musi tall Atk tor Randy X I 01*7 1777 NISSAN 4 1 7 w/tport pkg., A/C. P/S. P/B. A llo y s . 5 spd . A M / F M cattail# 710.777 Atk lor Randy X I 71*7______________ *69 CADILLAC Burgundy, naw black vinyl lop. original I 77% restored, run*17**S or bast oiler Call X7 7771 ** VOLK7WACDN BUO Sun roof, runs wall, needs cosmat let 7*00 Call la* *110________ '77 CHEVY WAGON • Runt, need* work Only *100 _________Call X I 7710_________ 79 Z28 CAMAR0 130. 4 speed, metallic blua. blua Interior, am/lm cassette stereo, air, T top*, p/7. p/b, all original Mutt Mill 71.100 or batl oiler X I *00* 17 ISUZU TROPPER II a dr . L S pkg. !s p d . A C Tu Tone paint, eacallenl cond *7*77 Ask lor Randy X I list '80 CHRYSLER LE BARON E tc . cond . aulo/alr/tlll. cruiia. a d r ”, six orlg m l. SI.100tirml . X]*0a5«y*» C H E V Y C E L E B R IT Y 17 Wagon Eacallenl condilloi. While burgundy Interior, a'c. power windows, luggage rack, sport wheel*, am/lm stereo 7.5 liter, tinted window*, tree swat, auto CL packag. 14.000 mile* >10.400 *71 057* ITS* TO YO TA CELICA ST 5 tpd . A/C , Baby Blua Eactllant cond S7*aa Atk lor Randy 371 tlW ______________ FAIRWAY MOTORS “ Homa ol 117* Down A Rida" 1400 US 17 71 Long wood NO FINANCE COMPANIES! "B U Y HERE I PAY HEHE I" Atk tar Craig or Slaw. Xl-X0> 11*3 FORD ESCORT WAGON • Auto. A/C. P/$. P'B Lika naw A steal at 71*73 Atk lor Randy X I 117* PONTIAC TRANS AM 235— T r u c k s / B u ses/ V ans FORD ECONOLINE VAN ‘77. good thapa! Asking 71.500 ________ Call X7 77*1_________ Y A R O SALE IMt B Ridgo*ood Ln Sanford Sat May 12 • 30 12 30 SUPER MOVING SALE 7 8 FORD VAN Automatic, good condition. good tires! 7*00 llrmt X I 77X ' l * i , N IS S A N K in g Cab. E »cellent cond 5 tpd . a/c. cassette new tire*. 40.000 ml 7*3*3 Call .. X I *3*1 237— T r a c to r s a n d T r a i le r s ^ FARM TRACTORS M U SED IN STOCK ALL SIZESI A IL PRICES! Maitland Tractor A Equipm.nl ■a ml. N ol Maitland inlerchenqeon 17 TO 714X71 '89 Kubota 26.5HP Tractor D»c m i . fronf io*d«r. boa bl«d* 4 trailer [ i c cond . ut#d only 25 hrt ,111.500 345 J206 2 3 8 — V e h ic l e s W a n te d 117 E COLEMAN CIRCLE Oft Airport Blvd A Park Ay Frl A Sat Rattan turn . itudio couch, now diihot. roc ords. boa fan. *h#«lchjir. yard tools, gas odgar. mowot. houso lack. 2 Yamaha 50 motorcycios. small air coot outboard ♦ much, much mor# j FAM ILY STM N County 427 (tC * m o rly Old Orlando Mmy) F rl. 7 to J4 Sat . 7to 4_____ 3645 MARQUETTE AV SANF * * ’8 5 S U Z U K I* * 550 L. low mileage, eicelienf cond tl.lSO betf offer 324 2741 GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT • NO CREDIT Everybody Rides from $200 Down $25 Week SE corn behind Airport! Frl Sat A Sun Furniture, boat! Atari baby clothe* A mite It MON FRI 1000 - 700 SAT. 07. CLOSLO SUN A T 11 A H Site* MiHil-le for Skcmiooni. Warehouse* or Lite Manufacturing are in groat Central ria. Location. Call now for a I KEE information packet or visit our lie. rep on silc. Site In­ spection: Thur., May 17 from: 12 lo6pm and on Tuc*., May 22 from: 10am to 5pm. Directions: 1-4 thru Orlando A I Icathrow. F»it at SR 46A, I load S. to Airport H lv J , Turn Right go to 1601 Airport Blvd. L o o k F o r t h e A u c t io n S ig n s / C tm [RIAN Plus: PLUS It V AT 6 : 3 0 p m 23 RESIDENTIAL LOTS W hippoorw ill Subdivision vV Now there l» a place lo build your dream home— Whippoorwill Subdivision Sanford. Thi* community i* conveniently located for ea*y access lo Orlando or Ihc Easl Coast. It Is beautifully landscaped A IheotetM/ed wixtded homcstles are thick with Mature Southern Oaks. Visit our licensed representative on site for details. Preview: Saturday, May 19 A Tuesday. May 22 from: 10 am lo 5pm Directions: I Iwy 17-V2 North to Airport lllv d , Cast lo Mellonvillc A v e . North lo Wl\ip|S)orwill Subdivision and Loo* fox Till Aucrio.v Sicst! *7X177 ........ vG 9 9 19 OIOS CIERA IQ O Q Q Mint?................ 9 9 9 9 W h e n y o u b u y A v is y o u i|«*t |irufi«* llu n y o u < .in c fju n l o n Ifu* n - i t i j i n d i 'i o f lh#» un«*iplr<Fd m .ifY u l.n fur**r \ w .trr j n f y cuvnr.n|#* , 11 nn * o s l O n m n s l r . t i s y o u y r t c o v o r .iq# for b0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 o r /0 OOO lo t.il v»*hu l*« o<fnni7>ft*v 'nnl«-% A n d r o m p f i* h i» n M v n s p c v I c p pIsffM cire tfl%o JV Jil.lb h * A >k for tfrM.illt 4M ~ fI CAR AVIS SALES 331-3837 AVIS HWY.* M-F 9-9, Sal. 96. Sun. 12-5 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry .v D w i* / a * j Miles Of Smiles At "MINCER MOLARS" $50 D N /S154.82* 88 FO R D TEM PO ■ NICE! $ 5 6 0 0 T o F in . $50 DN/$226.41* 87 O LD S D ELTA n i 5 I .ot s w ill h e Hold to t h e la s t & h iu h e .st b id d e r ! Terms fur both sales: 10% dosvn day of sale. Balance al closing. 5% buyers premium F ree Color B rochure 1. 800.330.2350 <fli o r K K i-fi I l-iifiR l a « ns a * $730 48 Mos. at 14.65 APR 42 Mos. at 15.55 APR $50 D N /$179.89* 1 87 M A ZD A P IC K U P $50 D N /$196.29* 88 PONTIAC 6000LE $5800 To Fin. x 42 Mot. at 15.55 APR SHARP *7100 To Fin. x 48 Mos. at 14.65 APR $75 DN/$162.97* Or. John: Thas« teeth are clean. That* cars must seen. On this mouth no frown found. Horn* of th« nicest car* In town. 86 VW GOLF A/C, SUNROOF $4900 To Fin. x 42 Moa. at 19.95 APR M IN C E R M O T O R S GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT • NO CREDIT • NO PROBLEM - plus Tas. Tug a Taw . ★ (Hwy 17-92 al 19th Sheet) MlN C I A MOTOSS !9tn St B SANFORD l$4P t l H .y « « 321-2993 QET TO KNOW 4000 E. HWY. 46 a 1809 S. FRENCH MiN C IA U MOTOM « m (25!h Street) across from New Saniord Auto Auction 1 • > SANFORD «*4fSR 321-1450 Ken R um m er^ W w ww o„ (<0„ SJACTTS WE WANT TO GET TO KNOW YOU sale $8 8 Down [Super Savers *1591 83 89 4495 *1661 84 >3995 89 89 133:, 87 >4995 $1391 85 88 >5395 88 4461 84 >5995 4691 87 87 >6995 4631 86 87 >7995 4521 87 89 >7995 88 >7995 CHEVY CAVALIER MERCURY LYNX A u l o . . A ir . A M / F M S te r e o 5 S p . A ir. A M / F M S te re o NISSAN SENTRA OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER A u t o . A ir A M / F M C a M s a tto O P a s s e n g e r, P o w e r W in d o w s / L o c h s GEO METRO CHEVY CAVIUER A u t o . A ir , AM /FM A ir . A u to A M / F M S te re o NISSAN SENTRA MERCURY MARQUIS A ir . A M / F M S te re o L o a d e d . N ic e C art L o w M ile s CHEVY NOVA OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME A u t o . A ir , A M / F M S te r e o FORD TEMPO A u lo . M r. Tilt. C r u is o V H. L o a d e d L o w M ile s MUSTANG LX 30.OUU M ile s A u l o A ir H I! CHEVY EUROSPORT MUSTANG GT CONV. T i l t . C r u is e . A ir , A M / F M L e a l bar Loaded GMC 5-15 PICKUP TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP A ir . ft SptJ . AM /FM A u c t i o n e e r s w si.tsuuao 13X5 M.rt.o r. Illeyrnhwlham. CM FI. I .M l hiUlMK 9 * t* ro 19 DODGE DYNASTY 5Q C Q Q N. Laka Mary Blvd. SANFORD 323-2133 ORLANDO 423-3008 PRIME COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Tw o Im proved Parcels w ith AAA R ented T enants! .^ V Jsa Tl 9 *T*TO S3 CHEVY CORSICA j o q q q 3219 N. 17-92 -1/4 «lII* W Hir.nFNRnTM AM I’" '11' tt CHEYT CELEBRITY $ 3 4 4 9 #7X51*...................... WE LEASE rn CARS I TRUCKS 1984 HONDA ACCORD M I G G E N B O T H A M me me. $3999 m olds cutias 15 TOYOTA CAMAY OX %q a a q SPORTY $6800 To Fin. x 42 Mos. at 19.95 APR Sanford Commerce rark on Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 25 t9 NISSAN SENTRA 9 4 M Q Q lefts i s ................... a tpd . factory fiE E C O T B 19 DOOGE CARAVAN S Q Q Q Q 19 BUICX LESABRE $q a m q 239— M o to r c y c le s a n d B ik e s ____ Like new.71.000 ml 7**7} Call 111 717* FRipny. M ay Z5 M JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHAROE ___________X3 * 1 7 7 ____ SSTa* OallarSt Paid lor |un» cars, trucks, a wheel drive Any condition CallXlltse •5 fOJT. GRAN PRIX, g 6 1 5 Since Iha corpora'! amployaaa ol Avil. Inc. bought lh* com pony, wa ve gol a bigger Interest than avar in pleasing you That's why we oflar great buys on al lha lata-modal. wall •quippad usod cars sea sail Como check lhasa and more $75 D N /$226.17* 88 C H EVY C A M A R O Z28 Air. Auto. PB, PS. good condl tion 11.500 Will fakt»500 down and makt paymenfi! 321 5234 m tsojor *ti yjoj ay B Y OW NER. WE PAY TOP 717 lor wracked cert/trucktl WE SELL guar antaad used part* AA AU TO SALVAGE al OaBary, aaa *000 1977 REDCAMARO B E A U T Y S A L O N C H A IR ! A ll p u t p o u H y d r a u lic shampoo choir com Jo Coll M FOR SA LE air. *7.100 orlg milt* . 71000 obo Call X I 307* k o k o m o ....................m n o o r id a y , 7Y, 17 It. dual roof air. many •■trail Raducadll........111.500 Call................................ J7M 1M X I >1*7____________________ 111 Aluminum Cjnv.Ntw tpjptr Non Fwrrout Ms ft It.......... OUtt F FACE ARROW MOTOR HOME 243— J u n k C e rs FORD PICK UP 77. auto. VS 71 *00 oiler! CALL.............................. AM-1717 A IIS O L U T E — to th e l^ is t & H ig h e s t H id d c r! 2624 S Lourti Av , Sanford lacroil from PlPUK-p#%t F»#m school) Saturday only! fAM to 5PM Nontak# china, books. clottio%. toy v 4 moft! I 241— R a c rM tio n a l V th lc k s /C a m p tr * CHEVY PICKUP TRUCK *7. Real good condition, mach sound I 71.300 Call 111 11*0 Six C om m ercial/Industrial Lots will be Sold BIO SALE Saturday 1107 Vsrnango Avt. Sontoed 9 till ? Cookware. dithot. lanv roto tiiior CU radio*. tdgar. m.u Too numerout to mention! All Lindt ot good fhtngtf_________ FURNITUR E, antique*. tools Thurt . Fri A Sot. I im to 4 pm 4414 Radio AvO . loft 4V . behind Sunland E ttt I_______ HUGE MOVING SALE V II. V I I 4 1/1). • am to J pm Evorything mutt go No POO tonable ottor refuted 2470 Mohawk Avenue. Sonlord SAN F OR O A T T ENT ION FLEA M A R K E TE E R S ! BARGAIN HUNTERSI Giant garage tale liquidation Including Mod*! T 2/3 %tlt Hwd Court Grovo vtow Viilog# Frl. 4 Sot 101 KDX 7*7W ITH TRAILCR I Llk* n*wt Only has *00 miles on blka. All Accessories. SJ.aOO lor alii (Longwood) XZ 7A*5 * 233— A u to P a r ts / A c c ts s o r ie s a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:XPM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. tl. Daytona Beach ________ ***153 73II________ *7* ISUZU TROPPER II - 4 dr 3 tpd., A C ., avg miles Encellenlcondition >**>7 Atk lor Randy III 71*7 1*71 ISUZU I MARK Oietal Great condition 71*71 Atk lor Randy Xt >1*7_____________ 1*71 HONdV ACCORD Aulo. A/C, 77 000 milat E ilra clean 71173 Atk lor Randy 1*77 V W B U G Jenny P. of Sanford sold twr trallar hitch Itw first day ol h*r classlIM ad '• scheduled 10 day run I Something to advertise and achieve quick results af • special, low prlc*T Try our *upor 10 A 14 Day Special Rafail Low**! rales (or consacutlv* days' run. Cancel without penalty whan results ar« rMchad! 11 CLASSIFIED D IP T . 1X1*11 lea cold olr. p/b. p/s. auto. burgundy. 11.100 Call *7* 7»S TRUCK BOX For lull lira pick up Good condition 777 Call X I X41 altar 7PM______ • VAN SEAT • dk blua valour Slightly used. 710 Call I X S T IP VAN INTERNATIONAL Ilk* now. Ideal lor mobii* work shop or camper Fully equipped w/7000 wall genera lor. awning, cellular phone, many a s tra l, faioo Call *07 4/1 XI* "SOLD SAME DAT!' *89 KAWASAKI •85 CHRYSLER LEBANON a 1771 Limited Edition. W S * packaget 74.000 original miles, factory a speed White with blue decals Electric window, door locks, electric trunk Windshield wiper de lay. am/lm casiatfe. p/s. p b Runt like new! GORGEOUS! $*.700 Call................. 13* 7*49 219— W a n te d to B u y p ,“ ’ ; '»* YAMAHA VIRAGO - V Twin TOOcc. »up*r low ml., Sftatf drlvt, 77.400 obo Call X I 44*1 __________________________ W 17 CADILLAC CIMARRON Loaded low mile*. 77.177 ________ Call X* OX1_________ VERTICAL CAMERA Nuarc 11X77 SST. 1 !\ lo 150% Very good condition In use now. 71.775X7 1*0 *734 • 754 BUTS F U L L Y STOCKED BED OF RED WORMS. You move Into *07 aaa Sh*7 AUCTION SALE! SEARS CRAFTSMAN 11 HP TH IS W E E K 'S UVE BLUE CRABS ____ CM! 322 9231 SAT. 11AM. M AY I1TH Oay Lillet A Soc Garlicl A Call Iron 71 00 ^p! 177 I5*« RIDING LAWN MOWER With revert* 7*00Call UO **17 Mill Direct Nam* Brandt I00\ Dupont Stalnmatter 77.7*/yd 100^ nylon pluth. or Sculptured HI LO. 7! 7f/yd Hwy *5* A *77. Longwood *31 1177 * * * * * * * * * C O M M IR C IA L S IW IN O M ACHINE - With walking loot. 7500 Call I X *717 _ • DRESSES - Sira II A II Brand new 77 a place. Modern Styles O H 7*4-707 7741 '65 MERCEDES BENZ 190DC 2 1 3 — A u c t io n s REAL E S TA TE REALTOR 313 7*t* • 4EROMOTOR I HP Jet Pump 170/1*0 V A C w/pretiure •witch and gage 7*5 173 005t after *PM_________________ • BART PLAYPEN with pad' 715. Llk* new condition Call 171*71*__________ • BROILEROVEN - 71! Call................................. 15* I7X * * * * * * * * * 203— L iv e s to c k a n d _________ P o u l t r y _________ 157— M o b i l e H o m e s / S a le ] / I H l.aoo *o It . now paint and carpol. appliance* on 1/) aero tlll/mo. SU.000 Electric start, oic. cond . only 7 yrt. old, bagger, >15017* IQCt 24 1 — R e c r e a t i o n a l ^ , V e h ic l e s / d a m p e r s jymenls Based on t J 75 A P R v. 66 mos lor 89Modal*.0 0 Mos lor88modal* 15 40% A PH lor 87 modal* Taias. Tags A Title nol included witn approved credit A tr, S h a rp L o w M ile s MAZDA MX 6 A M / F M C a r n e t tu S h a rp C a r H I G H W A Y 1 7 -9 2 S A N F O R D 1/2 W IL E N O R T H O F L A K E M A R Y B L V D . E A S Y T Q G E T TO FR O M AN YW H ER E IN C E N TR A L FLO R ID A 6 2 8 -9 7 7 9 � 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 11, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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 11, 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