23 10 239 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d9b62eee14851cb4a7cc85407ac49044.pdf a6623c44cfc459d106fe49b84b47f791 PDF Text Text SO Cents SUNDAY April 8, 1990 S a n f o r d H e r a ld 82nd Year, No. 1 9 8 - Sanford, Florida 3, 33, 34,40, 43, 47: N E W S D IG E S T • - If you picked these numbers, you don’t have to go to work Monday After a week's worth of wishing, hoping, dreaming and praying.* many Florida residents will now know If they can call their boa* Monday and tell him to go Jump In the lake. ______ The winning LOTTO numbers — 3, 33. 34. 40. 43 and 47 - were drawn Saturday and If you have all of them, your every wish Just came true. The drawing climaxes a week during which tickets sold at a record pace. Officials won't know until Monday whether this week's • □ NrapMtlvi All systems go sbosrd shuttls The shuttle crew Hew Into Cape Canaveral Saturday to Ket ready for Tuesday's liftoff on a historic space mission. The countdown for Tuesday's blastoff of Discovery started on time and was proceeding without a hitch os of press time Saturday. The payload, the Hubble Space Telescope. Is m ore than Just another piece o f orbiting scientific equipment. The device may hold the key to some o f nature's most puzzling ques­ tions. 10 □ Sports B o a t It's tim# to play ball The abbreviated spring training season Is over and the 26 major league baseball teams will all be heading home today to get ready for tomor­ row's first game of the regular season. Which teams are de­ stined to win pennants and which are destined # to be cellar-dwellers'1 The answers are Ins, 1e today's sports section. □ Nation Poindsxtsr guilty on all counts Former national security advlslr John Poin­ dexter. the last of the original Iran-Contra defendants, was found guilty Saturday on all five felony charges arising from the worst scandal of Ronald Reagan’s presidency. After deliberating for six days, a Jury found Poindexter guilty of conspiracy to obstruct the congressional Investigation of the Iran-Contra scandal and destroying official government documents In what prosecutors said was a "ram page" o f While House shredding. Poindexter. 53. betrayed no emotion when the verdict was read and refused to talk to reporters as he left the courthouse about an hour later. •ss N « s I * □ Florida Island residents poised for war Dog Island Is not exactly the most exciting tourist destination In Florida. It's downright dull. In fact — and that's precisely the way that Its residents and visitors like It. It hasn't been dull recently, however, and It could become even livelier In the coming weeks. A New York physician. Dr. Thomas Roush. Is seeking a zoning change that would permit the construction o f 63 homes on the island, roughly two-thirds of which Isa wilderness preserve. • s s N | s 4A □ People Are you destined to be bald? SANFORD _ Half ths man in America < experience baldness in varying degree throughout the course of their lives, Or. Jerome Africfc, an Altamonte Springs dermatologist, says. •ITS hereditary. Over SO percent ot m* over 18 have a receding hairine, a bakf spot, or both,* Afnck says. Whafs a guy to do since available options do no cue baldness unless hair bss is due to a disease that can be treated. ^ \ O fficial: R eco rds destined to fall on Lake M onroe By J. M tADLCY DILUNO Herald stall writer___________________ SANFORD - If Lake Monroe turns out to be as good for raring as power-boating racing olflcals pre­ payoff la the all-time highest In Florida lottery history. During Saturday's breakneck pace to buy tickets. Lottery of­ ficials announced that ticket tales reached a record pace o f more than 27.000 a minute. Aa o f noon y e s t e r d a y , the J a ck p ot w a s estimated at more than 853 m il­ lion. "A t 4 p.m. Saturday, sales for last week reached 845.2 million, breaking the all-tim e record." Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul aald. r a c in g dict. Sanford could becomr the new world's championship capital of power boat racing. Tom Sayward. In-board rhalrmun for the American Power boat Racing Association, has predicted that next month Lake Monroe will prove Itself lo be the new world record-setting capital of the sport. Sayward said until he saw Lake Monroe, he had never seen a lake betler suited for power boat racing th a n L a k e M u g g o r y In S t Paul aald the mid-afternoon Sat­ urday rate of sales for the 81 Lotto tickets reached about 827,000 a minute, and were climbing at a fever pilch during the final hours before the purchase deadline. "Our sales were so high, they were In orbit." she a a l l.d "Sales . ____ for (Saturday night's) Lotto drawing broke the game record of 844 million (worth of) Lotto tickets sold In a single week." Lottery officials w ill know If there was a winner by noon today. c a p it a l? Petersburg. "W e are looking for this lo be the premier race course to break rec­ ords at. Every time they had a race at Lake Maggory. records were broken." he said. "W e are expecting that tnhappenat L ik r Monroe." Michael tlynms. who is promoting th e r a c e fo r S u n s e t S p o r t s Associates of Sanford, said that the lake garnered lls new reputation ulmosl by accident. •'ll was really Just u flu k e." C o u rt th ro w s s c h o o l s ys te m a c u rv e ball By J. 8RADL8V DILUNO Herald stall writer SANFORD — A slate appellate court's decision affirming the uuronstllutlonalliy of Impact fees to pay for new schools will extend fluancUi cunfuaUm for at least another year In Seminole County, school officials said Saturday. School districts levy the fees on builders as a means o f raising revenue. Seminole School Supt. Robert Hughes said plans had been made for 810 million each year of the next eight years to be raised (or public schools In the county via Impact fees. The 2-1 ruling last week by the Fifth District Court o f Appeal In Daytona Beach upheld a lower county ruling that struck down the use of Impact fees In St. Johns County. The litigation has caused school districts such us Scinlnolr to suspend use of the levy for new construction until the mutter Is resolved. Seminole county schools expect an enrollment Increase o f about 60 percent In the next eight years, school officials said. Enrollment In Seminole County Schools Is expected to Increase from about 46.000 this year to about 74.000 In 1098. Hughes said that he was confident that St. Johns could win on appeal lo a higher court, but that all plans for school system expansion would have lo be pul on hold In the meantime. School Board Member Put Telson. who Is running for re-election this year, said that she was not so confident of victory and that the ruling would mandate putting the schixtls on year-round, or full calendar, sessions. Under such circumstances, students would continue to attend school 180 days each year, but would have short spring, summer, winter and fall breaks Instead of one long summer break. P S e e Schools. Page 5 A H„aM ftwto S, Twsm, VWw#fil Matthew (left) and John Scott display thair mysterious face ol stone. Youngsters discover mystery stone during Lake Monroe adventure quest J . BRADL1Y DILUNO Herald stall writer SANFORD — When fifth-grader John Scott and his friends went Into Stiver Lake March 17. they were searching for adventure — the kind that a father or uncle or grandfather might tell of In a hushed voice around a campfire, amid the background music of chirping crickets and leaves rustling In the night breezes. Duke Adamson, grandfather o f Blukc A dam son, one o f John S c o tt's fellow searchers, told the kids what Utile he had heard uboul a downed Navy aircraft und guessed — correctly — that It might Inspire the kids lo seek an adventure of their own. "O h I didn't take It too seriou sly." Adamson said. "A n d I don't know a whole lot about It. It was Just something Interesting I Lake Mary’s new theaters to open soon V* I m N i i 1C J. BRADL8V DILUNO Herald stall writer___________________ From (t a ll and wire reports C l a i t l f M i ...... ...... AC ........AC D eer A b b y ..»...........8C M Hftrfftf....... ....... ID I d it o it lt n ...... . F te r te i............. H orosoep e...... LAKE MARY - The city's first movie theaters will open soon. General Cinemas. Inc. wilt open eight theater screens at Lake Mary Centre, located Just west of the city on Lake Mary Boulevard, next month. General Cinem as open m ovie houses In both Lake Mary and Altamonte Springs simultaneously In mid-May after months of delay. The Altamonte Springs theaters will be located in the Renaissance Center on State Road 436. near the Interstate 4 Interchange. "W e had been thinking about tills for about two years." said Tony Knundouna. division manager (or General Cinemas. "That's about how long it usually lakes." Koundouna said that dem o graphic studies Indicated that many residents live In Altamonte Springs and Lake Mary and work in Or lando. "Y ou 've got people that travel :tO minutes to their workplaces In L e tte r*.............. Hetten............... Opinion........ . P ersp ective..... P o lio # ............... g p e rte ............... T elevision ........ W oollier............ W o rld ............... Another sunny day Mostly sunny to­ day but cool with highs In the m!d-60s to low 70s. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows In the mid to upper 40s. Winds will be out of the northeast at 15 to 20 mph. For more weather, *•• Pea* ** Ilyams said. "W e wanted to have the lake surveyed to find out If It met the standards o f the AFHA and they came over hero and said. 'Hey. this Is Incredible.' and suddenly we realized that we had one of the best places In the world lo race. Sayward said the two things that make the lake perfect are Its shallow depth and Its prevailing wind con­ ditions. The official said wind blowing C 8 e * Racing. P a g * BA Ha. ad PIMIO k, Rad, Joidan A determined look It you think the action wasn't intense Saturday at the Prudential Bache Tennis Classic at the Heathrow Racquet Club, then you'd better take a look at this guy's face This is Cristo VanPansberg, who won his semi-linai match against David Pate A complete roundup ol Saturday s action appears on Page IB J ( See Th eaters. Page 5A 1 �, April 8, 11 t A — Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Ffortda — NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Shuttle countdown begins Fhr# killed In traffic cdllalon UPl Science Writer DAVIE — A (notarial driving the wrong way with h it light* off on a dark highway in rural Broward County collided head-on Saturday with a speeding car. killing himself and four women, the Florida Highway Patrol aald. The accident occurred shortly after midnight Friday on U S. 37. north o f Davie, a FHP apokcawoman aald. All the victim* died at the scene. FH P Investigator* said in a prepared statement that Brian D. U Riley, 33. o f Wilton Manors made a U-turn and waa beading north on a southbound lane when he collided with a car carrying the four women. Riley waa driving with hia lights off and the four women, who were heading to the Miami area, were traveling between 00 mph and 70 mph. investigators said. The speed limit was 5S mph. "H is lights were off and they didn't see him ." the FHP spokeswoman aald. It was not known why Riley was drivtng without lights or whether drugs or alcohol were Involved. T h e Impact waa so aevere that everyone died at the scene, e ven though the women were w earing seat belts, the apokcawoman aald. T h e driver o f the women’s car would not be Identified neat at kin were notified. The Highway Patrol identified the passenger* as Merldeth E. Grtmm. 39. Largo; Judith An Decter. SO. Oidamar. and Evelyn Ann Richardson. 49. Oldsmar. Fourth body pulled from burned hotel MIAMI BEACH — Investigators Saturday found a fourth body In the charred ruin left by a hotel (Ire In the historic art deco district that injured 31 people, forced the evacuation o f scores of elderly and left at least 14 people mlaatng. Police Lt. Jim Hyde aald Investigator* found the body shortly after 3 p.m. while combing the gutted Fontana Hotel for victim * and evidence o f arson. It waa not known whether the latest victim waa male or female or whether the person waa one o f the 14 identified as missing. Authorities have said there could be many more victim*. About 70 federal, state and local Investigator* were at the site o f the 39-year-old hotel, which waa destroyed early Friday morning In a rapldlyapreadlng ftro that shot flame* 40 feet In the air. Rescue workers used s small bulldozer to sift through rubble at the 103-room hotel, which did not have a sprinkler system when the fire erupted. Bob Creighton, special agent In charge o f the Florida office of the U.S. Bureau o f Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms, said arson waa a poaalbUe cause o f the blase, the deadliest in at least 17 years In Miami Beach. Polka chlof supporters protost COCOA — About 40 protester* marched In front o f City Hall Friday In a show o f support for Police Chief Oene Powers, who waa suspended earlier this week. T h e city Is Investigating allegations o f crim inal and administrative wrongdoing within the department, including charges evidence was falsified and drug suspects were tipped off before raids. City Manager Charles McCool. lead Investigator, on Tuesday suspended with pay Powers and U s two-man narcotics unit. " I know C hief Power* very weU. He's an honorable, caring, decent man. There's not a crooked bone In his body. He Just loves everybody, even hla enemies," aald Jerry Kay. the protest's orgaalaar. May said Us Just two days, he had gathered 1.000 signatures on a petition In support of Powers. Kay aald Powers had widespread support within the community. “ T h e bottom line la Chief Powers has served this city for 32 years. Ha started aa a dispatcher with the city o f Cocoa back In IB M . He has risen through the ranks to police chief." aald Kay. a local commercial property owner. Jail Inmate talks hla way to fraadom MIAMI — A Dade County Jail Inmate who was being held without bond on several felony charges apparently talked hla way to freedom by posing as a prisoner who waa ellgble for release, authorities aald. Kevin Alexander Pettigrew. 18, who had been Jailed without bond since March 27 on charges o f burglary, theft and forgery, was last seen Tuesday, aald Jancllc Hall. Corrections Depart­ ment apokcawoman. "H e 's missing, and we're treating it as an escape." Hall said. "Th ere'a an Internal Investigation going on.” Investigators still do not know how Pettigrew walked to freedom. "T h ey're assuming he went Into a holding cell with other Inmates,” Hall aald. "T h ey believe he went through pretrial release using another peraon'a name. He Just walked out the front door." Earlier that day. Metro-Dade County police detectives Keith Lewis and Chris BImonte checked Pettigrew out o f Jail so he could point out more homes he had burglarized. Lewis said. From U n lltd P ra ts International Reports LO TT BAY TALLAH ASSEE - t h e winning numbers Friday In the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 game were 8. 3. 38. 4 and 14. The dally number Satur­ day In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 1-2-S. Liitrsast r u t iiwm tan in h k i tra w l: U S on t B c w l tot. USD on It. □ *■• llfwnSoro tnonr trawl: MS tor* t t ctnlbtl. ()M «n t> USuOlnumborilnonvoraorl: (tt tor o tt cont k*f. HOon11 itrotohl »•* ): UJO to Srown. HOInonvorOoronotl Sot, CStrotoM Boa 0 U tt In or or own. l O II ptctoO In camfeMMtton on |lb*t ( U l F i M l HOI Sunday, Apnl 8. 1990 Vol 83. No 195 U l* a »A a dM osw a 1 ....... “ Today... sunny... breezy and cool. High upper 60s to near 70. Wind northeast 15 to 20 mph. Tonight... fair and cold. Low In l o w e r to m id 4 0 s . W in d northeast 15 mph. Monday... sunny... breezy and mild. High In lower to mid 70s. Wind east 15 to 20 mph. The extended forecast calls for mostly cloudy with a chance of s h o w e rs o r th u n d e rs to rm s ' T u e s d a y and W e d n esd a y . Clearing and cooler Thursday. Low n ea r 60 T u esd a y and W e d n esd a y and u pper T h u rs d a y . H igh lo w e r T u e s d a y and u p p er Wednesday and Thursday. lotond Clou Foctofo Fold ol iontord. F tor Mo H ill Cmhrtcw I Monts* « MonMil ' I Voor Ilf M ............. (If 00 AptlacMcsM 0#y*Qn« ftAACh Nrt U teN A Fori Mytri JttfcMAvllto R*y Wh I OrU 4 PtAtACAte U r •totA IrAOftlQft (10.00 (Mil m un. mtsstofi UukklM ton Paps 1D. p.m. EDT and. If all goes well, the shuttle and Its precious cargo will blast off at 8.-47 a.m. EDT Tuesday to kick off the 35th shuttle flight, the third of nine planned for 1990. " I t s been a long Ume hap­ pening and now It's really here, for re a l," com m ander Loren Shriver said o f the space tele­ scope. originally scheduled for launch In 1983. "W e 're looking forward on Tuesday for good weather, a good liftoff and then about a day and five hours later to start lifting the telescope out o f the payload bay." The veteran four-man. onewoman crew, strapped Into three sleek blue-and-whlte T-38 jet trainers, swooped over launch pad 39B for a close up look at Discovery before landing at the Kennedy Space Center's 3-mlle shuttle runway about 2:10 p.m. After talking briefly to report- This illustration shows what tho Hubbls Tslsscopo will look llks In spaeo. era. Shriver and his crewmatcs — co-pilot Charles Bolden. 43. Steven Hawley. 38. Bruce Me Candles*. 52. and Kathryn Sul­ livan. 38 — departed for the pad for a final pre-launch look at the 81.3 billion telescope In Discov­ ery's cargo bay. Panel approves gas-tax hike proposal TALLAHASSEE — The House Finance and Taaatlon Committee approved a measure Friday to raise the gas tax four cents a gallon, which along with other fee Increases would raise 8800 million for state roadway projects. A deal had already been reached before any members o f the committee sat down at the table. Out o f more than two dozen amendments offered, only one survived — the one replacing the house's transportation bill with a com ­ promise proposal that waa hammered out by a special committee. The Houae already had a transportation bill, but members voted to replace It with a plan the lofot Select Committee on Transportation |M( month. compromise package would raise the gas -.tax and a number o f fees to provide 8600 rtiltUon — still $250 million-short of-whal the state Department o f Transportation says lt needs to slay out o f the red. The .compromise proposal provides (he fol­ lowing: • 8175 million to maintain the current road system. • 8150 m illion to create an Intrastate highway system — Including seed money for a S I. 1 billion turnpike bonding program. •8 1 0 0 million for public transportation — Survey: Most favor maintaining services over decrease in taxes TALLAHASSEE - Most Floridians would rather maintain public services at current levels than see their slate and local taxes cut. according to a survey released Friday from the Policy Sciences Center at Florida State University. The Florida Annual Policy Survey also shows that the sales tax ta one o f the most popular forms o f taxation despite Ha re­ gressive nature, but Floridians are content keeping the level right where lt la. airport*, seaports and other projects. • 8175 million to fix potholes and expand lanes, what : the planners call systemwide capacity Improvements. The package also would authorize the sale of $500 million tn right-of-way bonds. The $600 million comes from variety of fee Increases: the surcharge on car rentals would double to $1 for about $25 million, title fees would go up to $ 2 1 for $73 million, a repeal of pro-rated tag fees for $32 million, and a new wheels on the road fee of $ 10O per new car for $32 million. The Hubble Space Telescope Is the most expensive satellite ever built and one expected to revolu­ tionize modem astronomy. Man accused of poisoning ex-neighbors Untt+4 PhPMHi Iw U fM iltllftl BARTOW — A Sebrtng man was arrested Saturday and charged with the first-degree murder o f his former neighbor In a Coca-Cola tampering case that left an Alturas woman dead and her two sons disabled. George James Trepal, 41. was also charged with six counts of attempted first-degree murder, seven counts o f poisoning food , or wafer aijd fQod..Mn?pfrU'g. s a id P o l k ^ C o i j g t j f j . j i l i M l f i Lawrence Crow Jr. Trepal was arreyfed without Incident at his home at 6:30 a.m. and was being held without bond In the Polk County Jail. He Is accused o f killing Peggy Dubberly Carr, who died March 4. 1989, In a Winter Haven h o s p ita l fiv e m on th s a fte r d rin k in g C oca-C ola C lassic spiked with thallium, a highly toxic metal that was used tn rat poison before It was banned In 1065. Lawmakers considering school retention program cuts United Pt im i liitiyintlm 1 1 T A L L A H A S S E E - C on­ troversial programs that hold back Im m atu re elem en ta ry school students a year have gotten too expensive for the stale, say lawmakers who want to take money from those pro­ grams and put tt elsewhere. Gov. Bob Martinez has said he wants to cut spending for educa­ tional program s that target children who lag behind their peer* to spend two years In a — MIAMI — FtorWo Mfeour tomporoturo* onO rowilpll t t Ip m I D T lolwSry: tofeocrtplton Botot 1Dolly S tondoyl Homo tW Irory S Moil ilia single grade before they reach the fourth grade. And Rep. Mike Friedm an. D-Surfslde. has a bill that would discourage districts from using widespread retention programs. T h e m on ey saved by not forcing children to repeat a grade could reach more than 8100 million a year, lawmakers say. Martinez, when he pres­ enting his $26.2 billion budget plan, said those savings could go to other programs, like com­ puters In the classroom. Thirty-eight of the state's 67 school districts have some sort of retention program — where students are forced to repeat a g ra d e I f te a c h e rs and a d ­ ministrators decide they are lagging too far behind their peers e m o t io n a lly a n d d e v e l o p ­ mental^. More than 40.000 children s ta te w id e In k in d e r g a r te n through third grade arc made to repeat a grade each year. Critics say the programs label children aa failures at an early age and make them develop at a slower rate than their peers who may be a few months older. Supporters say children get to leam at thetr own pace without the p ressu re o f c o m p e tin g against more advanced pupils. "Can you Imagine a better way to extinguish the learning spirit o f a tender child than to brand him or her a failure right from the start." Martinez said. Friedman’s bill won the sup­ port o f the House Education Committee last year TH E W EA TH ER PvMiMtoa Dotty ond tooSoy, oico*t lo tw a or fey Tito tootord Msrold. Inc.. MO H. Brooch A rc , ioatord, Flo. n m F O t T M A t T IH : to to T H ( tAMFOOD H I8 A L 0 . 1 0 . So* 111 ), botord. F L M in . CAPE CANAVERAL - The ■buttle Discovery's enthusiastic crew flew to Florida Saturday for the start o f the ship’s countdown to blastoff Tuesday on a historic mission to launch the revolu­ tionary S I . 6 billion Hubble Space Telescope. D i s c o v e r y 's I n t r ic a t e countdown began on Ume at 3 VofaNaacA Wt«« Ptlm ft IP 1 | IMPw V l lr ---------- M ONDAY P tJ yC M y 7 7 -8 8 [j ii « a 7» •i u ii •i * v sj 44 u u it u 77 Sf • so IT N m &s Ff M II U iTr-r ¥ \|^ TUESDAY P tty C M y 7 8 -8 0 W EDNESDAY S u n n y 8 8 -7 3 TH U RSD AY _ F R ID A Y P tly C M y 8 7 -7 0 * C lou d y 7 8 -8 7 |TIP — SUNDAY: LAST SO LU N AR TA B LE : Min. 4:20 A a r ll atta.m.. 4:50 p.m.: MaJ. 10:40 a.m.. w 11:00 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Beach: highs. 1:33 a.m.. 1:43 p.m.; lows. 7:46 a.m.. 9.40 p.m.; N aw S m y rn a B each: highs. F IR S T i:38a.m .. 1:48 p.m.; lows. 7:51 M ay 1 a.m.. 9:45 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 5:53 a.m.. 2:03 p.,n.; lows, 8:06 a.m.. 10:00 p.m. BOATINO U * ' 74 43 n a ‘i. •* D aytona Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feet with a slight chop Current Is to the north with a water temperature of 65 degrees Naw Sm yrna Baach: Waves are 2 fret and semi-glassy. Current is to the north, with a water temperature of 64 degrees. Sun screen factor: 14. 9 t. A u gu stin e to J u p ite r In let: Today... wind northeast 15 to 2U ktv Scan 4 to 0 ft and higher In Ihe gulf stream. Hay and Inland waters choppy exposed areas. O TA TU TIC O T h e high tem perature In Sanford Saturday was 78 de­ grees and the overnight tow Friday was 49 as reported by the University of Florida Agri­ cultural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. No rainfall was recorded dur­ ing the 24-hour period ending al 9 p.m. Saturday. The temperature at 9 p.m. Saturday waa 65 degrees. 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Teodottb Eaqutvla laturttnan, 37. 10 Phottna Court, was cbargtd with kidnapping, aggravated assault, carrying a concealed weapon, battery and battery on a law enforcement officer. He waa held without bond at the Seminole County Jail. T h e girl told Longwood police she waa sitting by a lake shortly before 11 p.m. when a man she later Identified aa ffahKHnan approached her and said something she could not understand. The man then beat her on the bead Umea and told her to "O ct up and m ove" dtepleytng a knife. They walked a short distance before the victim saw a woman with a' dog and ran to her. The dog attacked Eatudtnan and he tried several times to stab the dog. the witnesses reported. Eatudtnan captured nearby shortly after the Incident The officer reported finding Eatudtnan In ig knife. The officer alao reported o f a 13-Inch carving placed In the squad car. kicked him when be Youth shot ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - A 17-year-old boy la In condition at Orlando Regional Medical Center following a shooting Friday night behind the Disco Pood Store on County Road 437. an area known for drug sales. Seminole County deputies arrested Malachl Wilson. 31. of Orlando near the scene at 8:30 p.m. and charged him with aggravated battery. He waa releasedI from A the Seminole County Jail Saturday on $6,000 bond. Witnesses ask) they saw Wilson approach the youth, fire at least tw o shots from a handgun and flee. The youth was taken to Florida Hospital-Aitamonte, before he waa transferred to ORMC with gunshot wounds to the left thigh and right leg. Brothers arretted ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — Tw o brothers were arrested early Saturday morning following a fight that didn't end with the Scott Sholar. 19. 339 Dehors Court, Altamonte Springs, and James LaVem e O-Donne It, 33, 144 Sprlngwood Circle, Longwood. were arrested at about 1 s.m. outside Sholar'a apartment. When police arrived following ata 911 calls, they found the two hltUng each other outside the apartment. Witnesses. Including O'Donnell's mother Susan Rauth. and his wife Jennifer O'Donnell, told police the pair began a friendly wrestling match that became violent. They said Sholar went Inside hie apartment and returned with a sawed-off shotgun, pointing It at hta brother. O'Donnell grabbed the gun. which discharged Into the parking lot. The two resumed fighting before police arrived. Sholar waa alao found to have a knife In hta pocket. Sholar waa charged with aggravated assault, carrying a concealed weapon, possession o f a short-barrelled shotgun. Improper exhibition of a firearm, discharging a firearm In public and disorderly conduct and held on $3,000 bond. O'Donnell waa cited with disorderly conduct, but not held. Man chargad with burglary SANFORD - Raymond O'Neil Curry Jr., 33. 67 William Clark Court. Sanford, waa charged with burglary and theft Saturday morning. Sanford police reported finding him walking near West Third Street and Oak Avenue wearing a Jacket reported stolen from a car parked In front o f a French Avenue business Friday. Bond et at $ 1,000. Two arraatad on OUI chargaa •J o h n William Duggan. 33. 633 Jamestown Blvd., Alta­ monte Springs, was charged with DLTI by Altamonte Springs police Friday at about 9:30 p.m. after he waa seen driving wreckkaaiy In a parking lot at the com er o f State Road 434 and Jamestown Boulevard. Bond was set at $800. • Raymond Perry, 39. 3561 Marshall Ave.. Sanford, was charged with DUI and failure to show his drivers license by Sanford police Friday at about 4 a m. after he waa seen driving around several closed businesses near 13th Street and Persimmon Ave. Bond was set at $500. Kuhn announces bid for county school board seat By VICKI Herald staff writer CASSELBERRY Barbara Kuhn, a former school board employee who la currently self employed, has announced her candidacy for the Sem inole County school board seat held by Pat Telson In district four. That district represents Cas­ selberry Elem entary School. East brook Elementary School, Jackson Heights Middle School. L a k e H o w e ll H igh S c h o o l. Law ton E lem en tary School, Oviedo High School. Red Bug Elementary School. South Sem­ inole Middle School. Stenslrom Elem entary School. S terlin g Park Elementary School and Tuakawllla Elementary School. Though board members repre­ sent the district where they live, they are elected In county-wide elections. Kuhn. 52. provides consulting services tn effective manage­ ment to businesses such as Stromberg Carlson. Florida Hos­ pital and Untied Telep h on e through her own company. Ef­ fectiven ess T ra in in g C onfer­ ences. Kuhn, who has served as a high school teacher, a principal, a supervisor o f teacher Interns and a college Instructor, feels that her business experience will would be her strongest asset tf she were elected to the board. She plans to emphasize the need to place a high priority on b r in g in g " s o u n d b u s in e s s practices" and "bottom line m anagem ent s k ills " to the school board, which Is the county's biggest employer. " I want to see a long overdue partnership o f business and ed­ ucation." Kuhn said. " I support the proposed business commit­ tee to advise the school board on management techniques that reflect accountability to the tax­ payers. " Kuhn points to the resounding Barbara Kuhn defeat of the board's proposed $530 million bond Issue as an example of the way In which the present board members have lost touch with the will of the people. She added that the bond was rejected by 70 percent o f the voters though it was approved unanimously by the board. Kuhn believes the school dis­ trict has a responsibility to meet the needs of students and teach­ ers. but also has a responsibility to both big business and the small enterprises. Kuhn earned a doctorate tn education from the University of Florida and a masters degree In communications from Stetson University. Her bachelors degree In Englsih Is from Rollins Col­ lege. " I entered the race because I want to be a part o f finding effective solutions that will wed upgraded Instruction to re ­ sponsible funding and manage­ m ent." Kuhn explained She promised that. If elected, she would devote "aa much time us needed" to what she called her "highest prtority-lhc busi­ ness o f rd urn I Inn." H«raM Staff Writer SANFORD - Many o f those In attendance referred to II as simply a community event — a o f family, neighbors [friends. But for people who watch people, the Kiwanis Club Pan­ cake Breakfast fundraiser held st the civic center Saturday was more than Its name denotes. It waa also the mother lode In a seemingly bottomless mine of human resources. II waa a slice o f Americana. From the soft-spoken family physclan and W orld W ar II doctor who remembered losing co-workers to N a il firing squads more than 40 years ago. to the teenage girl whose biggest con­ cern was getting the perfect dress for (h e S e n io r' Prom, everyone had a story. A n d in t h e ir o w n w a y s everyone o f them helped the K l w a n l a to h e lp t h e underprlvelged children o f Semi­ nole County. T h e e ven t la the b iggest fundraiser o f the year for the Kiwanis. Th ey estimate that more than 2,000 people pass through the serving lines from 8 s.m. to 5:30 p.m. and (he club likes to sec attendance rise with each year. But If you had 480 lbs. of p a n c a k e m ix . 57 6 lb s . o f sausage. 316 gallons of pancake syrup and 3.500 cups o f coffee to serve la your fellow man. you'd probably hope for more than a sm all gath erin g o f Intim ate friends, too. C lu b Presid en t E lect Jim Barks said that the event usually garners about $11,000 after expenses. "A ll o f II goes to the children," Barks said. "Different organizations come to us for help and wc have a committee dedicated to helping local kids. They might need shoes or a pair o f glasses or something. We've been doing this for so long. I just can't remember.'* According to local historians, the event has been held annually Hundreds of i fo r 36 years, but for T om McDaniel, a long-time resident o f Sanford and the veteran men­ tioned above. It seemed like longer than that. "Only 36 y e a n ? " McDaniel shook his head. " I used to be a member, but I quit when I got home from the war. I didn't have time, because they had a short­ age o f doctors back th en .” McDaniel said. "W e were all family doctors tn those days. We did it all: cradle to grave." After recounting some bitter memo­ ries of his experiences tn the m ost far-reach in g w ar ev e r fought, the doctor w ho has probably brought aa many peo­ ple Into the world aa he has seen leave It gulped the rest o f his coffee and quietly rose from his chair and walked away. While plates o f pancakes were the primary draw for most o f the p eo p le, o th e rs a lso lo o k e d forward to the flea market, the silent auction, the bake sale and the produce sale. And a few shrewd bargain hunters walked away with deals that even Donald Trump might have admired. " I go to the flea markets with him ." said Bonnie Schumacher syimiin iiii ware consum ed during ttre day-long • r e n t Q u a g ** Q aliw s, 3, o f Sanford. *n jo y *d h#f m ssl. o f her friend Kelly Koblnson. "H e'll go Into a flea market and sec hundreds o f books and walk away with one. but It'll be a classic." A p p aren tly. Robinson had found his own gold In the form of an old set o f encyclopedias that he bought for $15. But the copyright date In one of the books was May, 1896. so I lie buyer must have known whnt lie was look­ ing at. Meanwhile, crowds of people talk. cat. bargain and buy. And each one walks away with a storvtolell. �4A — Banfort HeraM, Sanford, Florida — V A ^ l S. II Petition offered in Midway * 4 .1 Fterara eian w nitf MIDWAY — Organizers o f a water rate protest plan to circulate a petition In the community to d e te rm in e w h e th e r a ll cu a to m era o f th e Mldway-Camum Community Water Association have had an opportunity to participate In the 34-year-old non-profit group. Com m unity aettvlat Johnell Jackson and county commlaaloner Jennifer Kelley met with prosecutor Steve Plotnlck o f the State Attorney’s Office Friday to dlacuaa high rates and other problems with the water company. Jachaon said Plotnlck suggested circulating the petition aa a way to determine If all residents connected to the system were'offered an opportunity to participate tn the association. Residents have complained about the associa­ tion's frequent rale Increases resulting In wsler bills which can run several times the amount paid by residents in Sanford. The association was formed In 1066 to bring Sanford's water to the community and pays a wholesale rate o f *1.46 per 1,000 gallons to the city. In turn. Mldway-Canaan users are charged •12.30 for the first 1.000 gallons they use and •1.70 for each additional 1,000 gallons. That rate wsa changed from January 1969 when a rate Increase slip given to users listed the rate at •10.90 for the first 1,000 gallons and 94.30 for each 1,000 gallons. Association president Willie C'tmmlngs said the last rate Increase area more than taro years ago. Another common complaint la the residents have no opportunity to protest the rate Increases. Cummings said the nine-m em ber board o f directors balds annual meetings each October and the customers were Invited to attend through a mailing separate to the monthly bills. Cummings ■aid the meeting In 1989 wsa cancelled because two o f Ihe directors w ere nut o f town or A V K run waa Saturday at the Oak Drove shop* In A h a monto Spring*. DJ. Law la, a dTstsne* runnar foe Lake Mary fourth; Matt Jawaii, ■ runnar from •rantlay High 1 flnlahad third, bahlnd runnan from Oriando. N A A C P files com plaints against hotels kf M iy J Kant Pi unavailable. There ares no meeting In 1988. Cummings m id. At the 1807 meeting, shout “ 15 to X T ’ people attended. Cummings said only the directors are allowed to vote for new directors or officers, such aa president. The only members o f the association are the directors, he sold, and users o f the water system are not voting members o f the association. "W e don't want anybody to get in there who might want to disrupt things and not know what they're doing," Cummings said. According to a copy o f the association's founding charter provided by Jackson, at least three o f the current officers were officers or directors on April 37, 1966 when the association waa Incorporated. Cummings ares the tion's founding treasurer. Although Cummings said the system’s can't particlepte In the association, their bylaws read in part. "Each connection o f the services rendered by the corporation shall entitle the subscriber for such connection to one m em ­ bership.'' "Each member shall be entitled to one vote...," the bylaws continue. The bylaws Include a blank m em bership certificate which must be completed by the user and approved by the board o f directors, although no grounds for approval or rejection are stated other than the member must be a user. The -laws state members are to meet annually to by-le ct directors and officers. elect Members themselves may call special meetings as long as 10 percent, potentially about 60 households, seek the meeting. When asked about the provisions of the by-laws. Cummings did not respond. Jackson said Plotnlck wants to determine if Midway residents were told o f the membership certificate when they connected to the system, if not. then state taws may have been broken, he said. Plotnlck could not be reached. D J. L a w ia a l MIAMI BEACH - The NAACP has (lied a complaint with ,a county appeals board against three hotels and a restaurant, accusing the establishments of d i s c r i m i n a t i o n In h i r i n g practices. The complaint filed Friday with the Metro Dade County Housing and Employment Ap­ peal Board names Kent Hotel, the Desert Inn. the Fairmont H otel and hums Restaurant. Managers at each establishment denied the allegations. T h e filing followed a six-month Investigation, which Included ■ending black and white' stu­ dents to apply for jobs at Ihe same establishments, said David Honlg. general counsel for the NAACP in Miami. The tests showed that white candidates were preferred over Barrier island is site of development battle R O A D W O R K T H IS W E E K ■ yK rrsA u a u M Ualtsd Press International_______ CARRABELLE - Dog Island Is not exactly the most exciting tourist destination In Florida. It’a downright dull. In fact — and that's precisely the way that Its residents and visitors like It. It hasn't been dull recently, however, and It could become even livelier In the com ing weeks. A New York physician. Dr. Thomas Roush, is seeking a z o n in g c h a n g e that w ou ld permit the construction of 63 homes on Ihe Island, roughly two-thirds o f which la a wilder­ ness preserve. The Franklin County Com­ mission Is openly Interested In the proposal, because the devel­ opment could provide a needed boost to the county’s depressed tax base. Opponents, however, are wonted that approval would change the character o f the Island and rob II of Ihe very quality they chtrtsh — solitude. The Island, located about 3 miles off the Panhandle coast. Is Ihe easternmost o f the banter Islands of Ihe Gulf o f Mexico, and It has so tar avoided the development that some say has "spoiled" other barrier Islands, like Its neighbor. St. Oeorgc Island. It has no telephones, no bars, no restaurants, no convenience stores. It has only one commer­ cial property, the eight-room Pelican Inn. whose guests have to provide their own foed and drink. Its only road la an un­ paved one-lane strip of sand that runs from Ihe Island's boat dock to the 135 or so private homes that dot the landscape. It ham no bridge connecting It to the mainland, so access Is limited lo boats and light planes that can land on the short gross airstrip. A small ferry visits the Island In the mornings and afternoons, but not on a dally basts. Dog Island's best feature, ac­ cording lo environmentalists. Is that It hasn't changed much from the same wilderness con­ dition that existed In 1536, when French explorers landed there. They named It "He de Cheln" — Island o f Dogs — because they found several wild hunting dogs left behind by local Indians who hunted there. o . iih -i < Civilisation didn't rofficlatty"^ a rrive u n til 1947. w h en a Tallahassee man, J eff Lewis, bought the s e v e n -m lle -lo n g Island for 813,000. A year later. Lewis and his brother. George, platted a small portion of the Island and began s e llin g a limited number — about 340 — sm all lots fo r sin g le-fa m ily homes. A handful of the lota remain unsold today. In the late 1970s, the Lewis family waa approached by a real estate development consortium that waa Interested In acquiring a large chunk o f the Island and building an upscale resort, link­ ing It to the mainland by a bridge. T h e n e w s p a n ic k e d th e Island's other property owners, many o f them prominent Florida politicians who didn’t want to see their rustic retreat ruined by commercialization. They looked around for a savior and even­ tually discovered the Nature Conservancy, an envlromenial trust. In 1980. the con servan cy bought two-thlrda of Ihe Island, about 1.300 acres, for 82 m il­ lion. It had no plans to hold Ihe land, however, because It had taken the money from Its re­ volving fund, so It sold Ihe property In 1983 for 91.3 million lo Ihe Cuyahoga Trust, which Is controlled by Roush. At the lim e o f Ihe purchase. Roush already owned other land on the Island. Written Into the deed acquired by the Cuyahoga Trust was a restriction allowing construction of no more than 40 single-family homes. S a n f o r d H e r a ld M IS S E D D E L IV E R Y H oro are the projects In Seminole County that m ay affect the flow of traffic: by tha Community Development Drainage improvements Block Grant Program. Comple­ ana paving roadways In Lake tion dale: March. Jurisdiction: Mills subdivision. Completion Seminole County. date. Sepl. 30. 1990 Cost. $1 million _ County Road 427 la being ned from two lo four lanes widen* Drainage Im provem ents» Irom Charlotte Street lo Slate a n n a Intersection ol Jltway and Road 434. Lane lapera will Main tlrte ls in Midway, paid lor aaland from the railroad tracks E9. north ol S R 434 to Milwee School Completion date: De­ cember Jurisdiction. Seminole C P ""ly. Paving and drainage 1mj.r o v e m e n ls on S u n s e t Boulevard Irom Balmy Beach to Ihe Orange County line. Com­ pletion dale: Feb. 26. Jurisdic­ tion: Seminole County. E j J | Construction ol new deck ^ ^ D a r r ie r wall on bridge at L a k e H o w e ll L a n e. C o s t : $25,000 Completion dale April 6. 1990 Note: The bridge on Lake Howell Road south o f Laka Howall Lana will be closed lor I a p p r o x im a te ly tw o w e e k s | beginning March 21,1990. Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. Ill 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. “SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR G O A L ” �Sznford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, April 8, 1980 — M » Environmental group agrees to help save Seabranch area STU ART — A national envi­ ronmental group has agreed to try to help Martin County pre­ serve the pristine Seabranch area that la otherwise poised for residential development. The 850,000-member Nature Conservancy said the Seabranch area owned by Mobil Land De­ velop m en t Corp. should be saved from the company's plans to develop It. " It seems to be a very Impor­ tant area." said John R. Flicker. director o f the Nature Conaervancy. "It's a with the county, and has endangered species want to protect." A county committee voted last week to put 8S million In county funds toward buying the 830 m illion property from Mobil Land Development. The company has submitted plans to turn the 937-acre tract along the Intercoastal Waterway Into a housing subdivision. But Carl Schenk, vice presi­ dent o f Mobil Land Develop­ ment. said the company would be willing to sell the property for preservation If someone can come up with the money to buy It. The Conservancy's role will be to negotiate with Mobil and to attract money from sources such as the South Florida W ater Management District, nearby counties and private entitles. Flicker said. "W e have the flexibility to negotiate a deal that govern­ ments don't always have." he The Conservancy could also provide a loan to help buy the property, but Flicker said Its board o f directors first must be convinced the organisation that will get the money back. Supporters hope that If they raise half of the money, the state will pay for the rest. T h e land's preservation Is mtial. said County Commlasloner Maggy Hurt halts, noting that Flortdamanateesswln by It during migration and that It Is the only area on the Treasure Coast capable o f housing a scrub Jay community. " I f you want to have scrub Jays on the Treasure Coast, that’s your last chance." she said. "There Is not another 600 acres o f scrub on the coast.” Flicker said that after an appraisal Is completed on the property, he will approach Mobil about a deal. Suncoast Dome may violate wheelchair code S T . PETERSBURG - The Florida Suncoast Dome, which Is the focus o f a lawsuit claiming that the stadium does not meet fe d e ra l w h e e lc h a ir sea tin g standards, may also violate simi­ lar state codes, a Florida official said. "T h e city's building depart­ ment should have been aware of the codes. That la their busi­ ness.” said Tom Sechler. ad­ ministrator o f design review and permits for the Florida Depart­ ment of General Services. U n d e r s t a t e g u id e lin e s , stadium space for wheelchairs m u st be d is p e rs e d e v e n ly throughout a public building, but at the Suncoast Dome, space Is confined to one level. Federal court records show that the city complied with 1961 seating standards rather than th e latest 1986 standards. Sechler said since construction began In January 1987. the building should meet the 1986 guidelines. "It sounds like someone In the city dropped ihe ball." he said Friday. Using Ihe 1961 standard In 1987 violates the state building code, Sechler said, adding that his department does notihave enfarcemant :powers. The vio­ lation. however, does leave the c ity vu ln e ra b le to an oth er lawsuit, he aid. The latest concern follows weeks of negotiation between St. P e te rs b u rg o ffic ia ls and advocates for the physically Impaired, who filed a federal lawsuit In Tam pa Iasi year D E A T H S against ihe city claiming that since St. Petersburg used 911.3 million In federal money to build the 9110 million dome. It should be bound by federal standards. The 43.000-scat stadium has 374 wheelchair spaces, all on the main concourse. Federal stan­ dards require 440 space* spread throughout the stadium. The stadium architect has estimated that it would coat about 93 million to bring the dome up to federal standards. M ILD RED L. M A R T IN Mildred L. Martin. 68. 980 Cocoa St.. Merrill Island, died Thursday al Wucsthoff Hospital. Cocoa. Born March 9. 1932, In Paola. she moved lo Merritt Island In 1952 from Sanford. She w a s an e m p l o y e e o f th e Southern Bell Telephone Com ­ pany for 32 years and a member o f Ihe Church of Christ. Sanford. She was a m em ber o f Ihe Pioneers of Southern Bell. Survivors inlcudc son. Wayne T .. Merrill Island: daughter. Annette May. Cocoa; brother. Robert Lee. Orange Park: sister. Lu cille Sptvey. Sanford: six gra n d ch ild ren : th ree g r e a t ­ grandchildren Brtsson Funeral Hume. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. W IL L IA M A. ARM STRONG William A. Armstrong. 63. San Sebastian i'rado. A ltam on te Springs, died Sunday In Central Florida Medical Center, in San­ ford. Born In Cleveland un March 3. 1937. he moved to Altamonte Springs from Colls Neck. N J. in 1970. lie was a retired Air Force Caplaln. He was a member of Airline Pilots Association. Re­ tired Officers Association, Flori­ da National Audobon Society. American Legion fowl 4fxi »nrl But Boaak said Friday that was a mistake. "It docs not conform lo the letter of the rode or the spirit because there ts no vertical dispersal o f seating, and there should be m ore w h eelch air spaces." he said. 1A had heard about and I thought It might be fun for the kids to think about." The students didn't find the A-3 twin-engined Jet bomber Navy authorities sola had actual­ ly craahed In the woods on the east side o f the lake. But that didn't matter because the youths found something else that made their adventure a success: the green, crum bley stone John Scott overturned In five feel o f water beam markings easily discerned as facial features. There la 0100*8 hole through the fo r e h e a d th a t m ig h t h a v e allowed the stone to be attached to some sort o f line, perhaps a rope. John Scott, his brother Jeff and five o f their friends, wonder If the find might have been an Indian artUacl. perhaps a weight formerly attached to a Seminole fishing net. B l a k e 's m o t h e r P a t t y A d a m so n , ch a p ero n in g, r e ­ m em bers John's moment o f discovery. "H e Immediately swam lo me at Ihe shore waving the rock and yelling 'Look. I found something. Look what I found.'" TAM PA - An 18-year-old col­ lege student was found Innocent by reason o f Insanity Saturday In ihe drowning of her newborn son who was submerged head­ first In a dormitory totlet lost October. A Hillsborough County Jury of six men and six women deliber­ ated for 17 hours during three days before acquitting Claire Morltt o f Hollywood o f firstdegree murder. If convicted, she would have faced an automatic prison term of 33 years. Pro­ secutors had not sought the death penalty. Jurors, who were sequestered during deliberations.' had detlbcrated for 13 hours Friday and had t w ic e said th e y w ere deadlocked. However. Circuit Judge Richard Lazzara asked them to continue their work after Morltt pleaded with him not to declare a mistrial. About 30 of Morttl's family and friends lumped up and Air Force Association. He la survived by daughters Mary Ann Duggan. Chester. Va.. Leslie Manful). Rockville. Md, Paula Luethke, Denver. Col. sister Wilma Laven, Sweden: six gruncdchlldren. B a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home, Forest City. JOSEPH SANTORO J o s e p h S an toro. 86. 200 Esplanade. Casselberry, died Friday In Florida Hospital In Altamonte Springs. Born in Italy, he moved to Casselberry in 1972. He was a retired Machine Operator from Kimble Glass Co. lie was u member o f Sis. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. He Is survived by wife, Mary; son. Paul, Vineland N.J.; (laughte r R o s e tte P e rr on e. P h ila d e lp h ia ; s is te rs , Mary D llola. Ann Mundum, Lena Sulla, all o f Vineland. N.J.; four g r a n d c h ild r e n , f i v e g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. cheered when Lazzara read the v e rd ic t. M orltt sobbed and hugged her attorney. Bob Mit­ cham. Mytng. "O h God." “ I'm definitely going back to college (in south Florida), proba­ bly to study law to help other people." M id a tearful Morltt outside of court. " I waa Just h a p p y I t 's o v e r an d th a t everyone supported me through Ihls." Lazzara ordered Morltt lo con­ tinue her outpatient counseling with Hollywood psychiatrist Joel Klass. who testified during the 11-day murder trial that Morltt was mentally 111 when she gave birth Oct. 33 and an hour later submerged her baby .„ - headfirst ' fotoajdormliory toget Morltt was a freshman at Hillsborough County Communi­ ty College at the time. H e r b o y f r i e n d a n d th e n e w b o r n 's f a t h e r . B r a d Staskowskl o f Hollywood, said he planned to help Morltt rebuild her life. "I'm going lo go back lo school and get my life back together, and help her get her's back together." Staskowskl said. " I love her. I love her very much and I want to spend my life with her." Both Morltt and Staskowskl said they did not wont to return to Tampa. "T h is has nol been a good place for m e." Staskowskl said. Prosecutor Steve Crawford, who had argued Morltt waa a "selfish woman who did not want lo be Inconvenienced by a baby." said the murder charge TheatersContinued from Pags 1A Orlando." Koundouna said. "A n d they have a real good m ovle-golng scheme In their lives." There will be eight screens In each Ihealer. Seating capacity has not been p recisely d e ­ termined yet. but each screen will be able to lake ut least 225 people and no more than 400. Koundouna said. "It lakes years lo plan the birth of a theater. It doesn't Jusl I tapped overnight." he said. Seminole County Chamber of Commerce officials said that the theaters will bring un Increase In John remembers, too. " I thought It was Just a regular old rack until I turned it over. There waa a sort o f figure on the rock. It looked like an old man's face. It started to crumble when 1took It out o f the water.” Wearing masks and flippers. John and JefT were following what they suspected to be water snake trails on the soft bottom of the shallow lake, when John cam e upon the green rock, which Is about the size o f a softball. "T h eir goal was to go out and find an airplane In Ihe middle o f the lake. Pally Adamson Mid. "T h en they raw that the middle o f the lake waa more than a few reel out. But I think they found something really unique." The kids were so excited they took the stone to the Henry S h e lto n S a n fo r d M e m o ria l Library and Museum to see If the stalT had any guesses about the origin of the markings. Curator Alicia Clarke com ­ pared the specimen to a sample of lion found on the shore o f Lake Monroe. The Iron had a very similar green, gritty appearance. Clarke did not want to hazard a guess at what John Scoti a find might be. hut the stone ts definitely worth keeping, she said. " I don't want everyone to think I am an authority on everything that anyone llnds nt the bottom of a lake. I'm not. I don't know exactly what It is. But It ts certainly Interesting enough (o be worth keeping for l hetr collection." she said. Storing the stone In a cut-oil plastic one-gallon Jug lllled with water. John look Ihe specimen lo school lo display for students and teachers. " I guesa It's still a m ystery." John said. No conclusive evidence con­ cerning the stone's origin wns found. And n ever mind that the airplane would never have been found In the lake. John and Jeff and their friends found something far more Im­ portant (hat day. They found mystery. They found Ihe thrill o f discovery. T h e y found thut c h ild h o o d daydreams of adventure really can come true. And because of that they will be back for more dreams and more adventure. And they found It all In the quiet, shallow waters o f a small soft-bottomed lake. sporiscasts. "In that lime o f year, the prevailing winds are southeast­ erly. which means they'll be blowing right off shore, making for some Incredibly safe and In credibly fast boat racing. You've always got wind coming ofT the side," he said. "These are hydroplanes. That means they’re wings. They want to fly. but they don't lly very w ell," he said. Saver said that Ihe A PB A hopes to have early winter and late winter races to accom ­ modate some o f the northern racers suffering from "cab in fever" In colder regions o f the continent. He said Sanford Is already becoming known up north ss the new place for the hottest racers to flaunt Ihelr boats and ihelr talents. "W e 're getting phone calls from ill around the country." said Pat O 'N eill, o f Sunset Sports, which was formed to organize Ihe race. "W ord Is already spreading up arou n d N ew J e rs e y and Canada." Sayward said. "W c run an advertisement in Pro­ peller magazine that said ‘ If you're that good, prove It. Come to S an ford.' Saver laughed. "Boat racers rrpsond very well to challenges, and I've got a funny feeling that we're going to have a lot of people up lo this challenge." Ilyam s said Tony Searilne. Ihe APBA official who chooses the locations for the races each year, will be attending, so the possibil­ ity that Lake Monroe could tK-come a new headquarters to power-boat racing Is a very real* one. Hyams said because o f I tie lake's new-found reputation. Ihe number o f racers that will be attending has Increased from 75 to more than 100. Ilyam s said having the city's nearness la Interstate 4 and a b o u t 1.0 0 0 f e e l o f o p e n shoreline for spectators wrre contributing factors. “ W e'll also have the Zambcllis d oin g the firew ork s Frid ay night," Hyams added. "T h ey're Ihe ones that did the display for lhc£tatuc of Liberty." Racing1A from Ih e sid e is th e Ideal circumstance, while wind blow­ ing d irectly down the front makes for some extremely dan­ gerous conditions and contrib­ utes to some o f the spectacular crashes seen on boat racing C ollege student acquitted of m urder W E D W AR D H. BLANCH ARD Edward H. Blanchard. 78. 444 Sand Cove Dr.. Sanford, died Saturday at his residence. Bom April 3. 1913. In Chelsey. Mass., he moved to Sanford In 1978 from Wakefield. Mass. He was a civil engineer far MasMchusctls Bay Transit Authority and a Navy veteran. He was a member o f the VFW Post *10108. San­ ford. American Legion Post S3. Sanford. Sanford Lodge No. 1341 BPOE. and the Nuvy Seabee Veterans o f America. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , E liz a b e th : son. R ob ert E.. C larcon a; dau gh ter, J u d ith Flore. Stoneham, Mass.; sisters. Julia Jenkins. Cape Cod. Mass.. Ella Gillespie. Boca Raton; three grandchildren. G ra m k ow F u n era l H om e. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Bradenton consultant Frank Boaak said he was hired by the city In 1987 to study wheelchair space dlspersmenl. He decided th a t th e c it y m et s ta te guidelines. Stone- waa Justified. "Obviously the grand Jury felt It was Justified." he said. "T h e Jury and everyone else In this case worked very hard." Crawford said. "Frankly, Ihe State Attorney's Office has no quarrel with the verdict." The acquittal marked the first time In 13 years the Insanity d e f e n s e w o r k e d In a Hillsborough County court. "We believed In the defense." Mitcham said. "Obviously in­ sanity ts a difficult thing to prove, especially when you have to convince 12 people, but I think It's valid In some cases." One Juror said the panel found It easier to reach a verdict aQe(. taking a break from Friday** marathon session. V Schools about Imposing Impact Ices In "It was real tense In th efe." C o a tla s s d from F ags 1A Ihelr counties have been await­ said the Juror who asked to Telson said that this would ing Ihe outcome ol Ihe hi. Johns remain anonymous. "T h e sleep Increase the capacity o f the case, said Wayne Blanton, e x e c ­ helped us come tn and take schools by 23 percent. Tclson reacted with shock and utive director o f Ihe Florida another look at It." School Boards Association, Morltt faced an autom atic disbelief to the ruling: " I cannot believe. I Just cannot f He said six school districts. prison sentence of 25 years If Including St. Johns, already convicted on the first-degree believe that they are going to do luivc educutluuul Impact fees. murder charge. Jurors also had It." Telson said. "It is beyond While the schools suit has the option of convicting her of m e." moved forward. Ihe Issue ol In Its opinion, the majority of either second-, or third-degree using Impact fees for public the appeals court said St. Johns murder, or manslaughter. County's educational Impact fee buildings Is slallcd In clrcull court. A hearing has been set lor The defense claimed Morltt " v io la t e s the co n stitu tio n a l April 16. never knew she was pregnant. mandate for a 'uniform system Through January. Ihe county N in e e x p e rt w itn e s s e s , all o f free public schools' and Is collected 82.8 million In Itnpud psychologlsta and psychiatrists, Invalid and unenforceable." St. Johns County began col­ fees. Including 9676.582 for I fu­ testified that Morltt suffered se hoots. records showed. Bill from a "dissociative disorder." a lecting Impact fees on new with Ihe lawsutl pending, tinmental lllnesa that shaded her construction to pay for adding school system lias not spent any perception of right and wrong roads, schools, public buildings o f I he money. and kept her Ignorant o f her own and parks In high growth arcus. S ix m o n th s la t e r , th e The court ruled thut the edu­ pregnancy. Northeast Florida Builders Asso­ cational Impact fee was un­ ciation filed suit against the constitutional. Ill purl. because II county to block the use of fees did not apply to all of SI .Johns County. for schools and public buildings. loot traffic lo ihe shopping malls. Meanwhile, about 60 school Information from Unit'd Pre** Intern* "Basically, you'll see families districts that have been thinking Itonal (i contain'd m ti n reoort scheduling around dropping ofT the ktds al the theater and going lo the shopping renter there." said Bob L e w is , e x e c u tiv e director o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. FREE DEMONSTRATION OF PAD-O-SEAL Lewis said Ihe "boom -town" By s Pnsumstlc-Suspsnslon lachrtoloflHI dlrsct liom th. factory will bs held growth of businesses In Semi­ ONE OAT ONLY. MON. APRIL 0TH nole county was attracting many Holiday Isa • Lsks Monro*. 530 N. Pilm tllo business from out o f the county Ask lor R. Myrlck and out of Ihe stale. 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"T h e trial OTON — Former national security adviser John certainly established that President Reagan waa Poindexter, the last o f the original Iran-Contra wrong and incorrect when he suggested that no defendants, was found guilty Saturday on all five one had commuted any crimes." Webb declined to say If prosecutors would seek felony charges arising from the worst scandal of to have Poindexter Jailed. Ronald Reagan's presidency. Reagan testified on videotape aa Poindexter's A lter deliberating far six days, a Jury found Poindexter guilty o f conspiracy to obstruct the star witness — but he appeared befuddled and congressional Investigation of the Iran-Contra said more than 134 times that he could not scandal and destroying official government docu­ remember key details o f the worst scandal o f his ments in what prosecutors said waa a "ram page" presidency. The former president said he always told his o f W hite House shredding. Poindexter. 53. betrayed no emotion when the sides to support the Nicaraguan Contras but not to verdict was read and refused efuaed'to talk to reporters as break any lairs. As he did since the scandal unraveled In November 1086. Reagan said he he left the courthouse about an hour later. never knew about the diversion o f Inin arms sales Poindexter's legal team adopted the high-risk profits to the Contras. strategy o f not putting the retired rear admiral on Poindexter waa found guilty o f conspiracy to the stand to defend himelf. obstruct the congressional Investigation of the Asked whether she regretted that Poindexter did Iran-Contra scandal, making false statements to not take the stand, hla wife, Linda, an Episcopal congressional committees and inducing his former priest, said: "N o second thoughts." side. Lt. Col. Oliver North, to falsify, remove and Richard Beckler. lead lawyer for the retired destroy official government documents. Navy rear admiral, promised an appeal and said, The crucial part o f the case against Poindexter "W ell, we're naturally disappointed." U.S. District Judge Harold Greene set sentenc­ Involved statements he made to tw o congressional committees on Nov. 31. IB06. Four o f the five ing for June 11. charges related lo those meetings. Poind idexter Is the highest-ranking official o f the Webb said Poindexter told a “ false cover story" Reagan administration to be convicted by a Jury of as part o f a conspiracy to deceive Congress about Iran-Contra crimes. He also was the last of the secret arms sales to the Iranians and protect original eight Iran-Contra defendants Reagan from possible Impeachment. Poindexter faces s maximum sentence o f 25 Poindexter waa found guilty o f lying when he years In prison and fines of 81.25 million. No M id he did not learn o f a November 1985 Iran-Contra figure, however, has yet been ordered shipment o f U.S. Hawk anti-aircraft missiles to behind bars. Tran until January 1906 — two months after It Just before the five verdicts w ere read. happened. The prosecution presented evidence Poindexter rose to face Jury foreman Wayne that Poindexter helped supervise and direct the Mitchell. 25. an Insurance company claims November 1985 shipment. processor. Mitchell then intoned the word “ guilty" Poindexter also was found guUty o f lying to five times. Congem In July 1986 when he wrote three letters Poindexter, In his trademark wire rim glasses, denying that his National Security Council wore a grey suit, a blue striped shirt and a violated s two-year congressional ban on U.S. patterned tie. He remained stoic, although his wife military aid to the Contras. tightly twisted her hands on her lap and looked W ebb told the Jury that Poindexter waa upset. desperate to obscure the timing o f the first arms The Iran-Contra scandal Involves the Reagan shipment to Iran because accurate Information administration's secret arms sales to Iran In an would Inevitably lead to discovery of a secret effort to win freedom for American hostages held "fin d in g" signed by Reagan authorising the first In the Middle East. Profits from the arms Mies missile shipment from U.S. stocks In Israel. were then covertly diverted to sMlst the rebel Poindexter ripped up the "fin d in g" as the Nicaraguan Contras at a lime when CongreM had Iran-Contra scandal unraveled, according to outlawed direct or indirect U.S. aid. testimony by North, hla gung-ho Marine aide. The The chief prosecutor, Dan Webb, a former U.S. document was politically embarrassing. North attorney In Chicago, later told reporters: "High testified, because ft expltclty stated that the men In government office who have the responsi­ operation waa an arma-for-hostages deal. bility for the national security of this nation ought Poindexter also admitted, during hla congres­ not to be allowed lo commit crimes to pursue their sional testimony In the summer or 1967. that he own self-interest. destroyed the document. " I f you look at the facts o f this case, there's no United Frees International Historic building firobombod MIDDLETOWN. Conn. — The president’s office st Wesleyan University was fire bom bed early Saturday In an Incident denounced as an "outrageous and saddening attack” on the prestigious private school. A fire Ignited by three beer bottles tilled with a flammable liquid caused extensive smoke damage to South College, which was built seven years before Wesleyan was chartered In 1831 and Is the oldest building on campus. Tw o men were seen running. from the building about 4 a.m. tl office and oug;h the window o f the after a rock was thrown throu, the bottles hurled Inside, officials said. Farm Aid IV carriaa maaaaga INDIANAPOLIS — A d lu y ln g array o f musical acts ranging from country veteran Don Williams to Soviet rock group Qorky Park drew about 45.000 fans Saturday to Farm Aid IV. a benefit concert for America's beleaguered family fanners. U.S. senator challenges Soviet guards WARSAW. Poland — Sen. Alfonse D’Amato headed home lo New York Saturday, the day after he unsuccessfully challenged the Soviet Union's virtual closure o f the Lithuania border by presenting a visa Issued by the Baltic Republic's rebel government. The New York Republican left Warsaw Saturday morning on a flight that was scheduled to arrive at New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport about 3 p.m. D'Amato. accompanied by Lithuanian Foreign Minister Alglrdas Saudargaa. went to a border crossing Friday about 200 miles northeast o f Warsaw and presented a Lithuanian visa to Soviet border guards. After nearly an hour, he was told he would not be permitted to enter without a Soviet visa Issued from Moscow. ‘Sugarholtc' pleads innocant GREAT BARRINOTON. Mass. - A man who calls himself a "sugarhollc" said he could not stop himself when he allegedly broke Into two elementary schools to satisfy hla sweet tooth. Nevertheless. William Callanan. 20. pleaded Innocent to breaking Into the elementary schools In Lee. where he allegedly destroyed three vending machines and stole 300 candy bars almost a year ago. City sacks bid on 250,000 condoms CHICAGO - Wanted: 250.000 condoms. Cheap. The city solicited bids to buy more than 250.000 condoms that will be distributed free of charge In a program to combat the spread o f AIDS. The city has been handing out prophylactics at Its clinics for years but usually buys the Hems In small quantities. From U n lltd Press International Reports Charges against Poindexter WASHINGTON (UP!) Following is a summary o f the five charges In the national security adviser John Poindexter. iS C s s M S M ri Am m I IMS Sy •miss ‘‘M m . w HmHi wswimsv vtea WW» S i t I aw WsSssst IsooWy C— mi IN I Sis ts »k« CMSttsn 18 wlm Cnam s at Ms IMMs Hssas ss A«sa M l M art NsrSt IMS aksat Ms OMrwctMR St Cs w m m T mnw r kar MM Sr M s** artsart s laMa lass ■Sta. la tact, ks MlssS i^ a a^ ia il- I na e t a , , stas M stiaa tram SslaSaatar'a WHIM**!!*!** ts as tha Iran-Cantra M -ta H tM rtTfllla a a ca CamaiHtaa aa Mar. It, IMS. wksn SataSaatar Iraa wrratl t». until Mar. M. IMS. Mat * » U.L Tka I v r j ^ l h M B h r (umy. a lata* staMmant M Nia lanata lirtatlltanta Cammlttaa an II. isaa. nkan SatnSu aar ha SM nst Mara a< Nia •IMS ntaatla t ThaluryMwk Authors win at least $3.5 million from vanity press could range from 85 million to 815 million, said Arthur Jacobs, the lawyer for the authors. The lawaull said Vantage waa a " s h a m " p u b lis h e r th a t employed no salespeople or dis­ tributors and thwarted most effort to sell Its books by refusing lo fill orders from book dealers. In court. Vantage's lawyers d is m is s e d th e c h a r g e s as without m erit. Insisting Ihc publishing house provided all the services for which authors paid. The lawyers have said they will appeal least I2 years." The lawsuit was Initiated In 1977 by Frank Slellem a. of I’anama City. Fla., who paid nearly 86.000 to publish "Oh Kim. My Son! My Son!." about his son's losing battle with spinal cancer. U sltsS Press IwSarwaSjaw_______ NEW YORK - About 2.200 autlu>rsj|(ju> e a r n e d a "van ity" p u blish in g house sabotaged their hopes o f literary stardom by not promoting their works huve been awarded more than 53.5 million In a class-action lawsuit charging fraud and de­ ception. their lawyer said Satur­ day. More than 13 years after thg la w s u it w as file d In s ta le Supreme Court In Manhattan, a Jury Friday sided w ith the writers against Vantage Press, u New York company believed to be the largest vunlly publisher In the country. Vanity publishers advertise for authors, who pay It a fee lo get their work printed and distrib­ uted. In most cases the writers' manuscripts have been rejected by conventional publishers. Among Ihc titles In Vantage’s e x t e n s iv e c a t a lo g a re: " A Guidebook lo the Bathrooms of the World: Toilets!” "Dogs I Have Known." "T h e Sex Life of a Football Referee," and " A Solar Trek In Hulku." Vantage publishes about 400 books a year. 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April 8, 1990 — /A Marriage counselor unties the knot China launches U.8. satalllta XICHANO, China — A Chinese rocket lit up the night sky and thundered Into apace Saturday with a refurbished U.S.-made satellite aboard, entering China In the lucrative International space-trucking buslneaa with Its first commercial launch. The launch and deployment o f Aaiaaat I. the first satellite to be returned to apace after being retrieved from orbit, appeared Rawlcaa and put China's 2-decade-old apace program Into the commercial launch market now dominated by the United Stales and the European Ariane program. B«m attack Mexican town MEXICO CITY — A swarm o f bees — believed to be “ killer b eet" — attacked about 50 people In Mexico, seriously stinging at least nine, the government news agency reported Saturday. The beet attacked people in the town of Tehuacan, some 120 miles southeast of Mexico City In the state o f Puebla, the official news agency Notlmex said. Gunmen spring coup leader MANILA. Philippines — Hooded gunmen stormed the Manila city Jail before dawn Sunday and released a leader or the December coup attempt. Just hours after the nation's military chief acknowledged the rebels were still capable o f such cocnnumdo n id i. Retired National Police Lt. Col. Billy Blblt was snatched from the city Jail adjacent to police Precinct 3 In downtown Manila at 2:45 a.m., station commander Capt. Levi Vlesca said. From United Prats International Reports CH APE L HILL. N.C. A University of North Cnrollna student can make an an unusual claim — he has played a major role in preventing 50.000 to 75.000 marriages. But Charles K. Burnett, who Is earning a doctorate In clinical psychology, also could say he has helped make more than 400.000 marriages more suc­ cessful. One o f the creators o f the PMI Profile, the first widely-used questionnaire for prem arital counseling, he has enabled close to a million young men and women lo get to know each other b elter before heading down the aisle. " S o m e t im e s c o u p le s g e l caught up In the process of getting married and feel some­ what trapped.'* satd Burnett. "This can actually be a safety valve for them, a way o f Justify­ ing ending their relationship." S o m e tim e s , a m a x ln g d if ­ ferences In values, attitudes, expectations and philosophies are revealed, he said. Finances often are the biggest source of disagreement. "T h e thing lhal concerns me Is that people often think mar­ riage Is some kind of magical thing lhal will change their lives Splitting Up M 'AT* Divorced persons per 1 ,000 mtfrisd persons, 1188 Burnett, a counselor at a halfway house for drug and alcohol abusers, designed I he 140-Item questionnaire In 1073 w ith Catholic and Episcopal priests snd a social worker. Their goal was to help the rlrrgy brooch Important subjerls that couples often do not consider. : . - ar V 311 »3 '' V i- i2 4 ; 216 ' 1 •V -• " ’ * ftv ' before a wedding. Il louche* or most of the major concerns Dm h a v e c a u s e d m a r r ia g e s In flounder through the centuries. Including children, religion, sex­ uality, finances. In-laws mid expectations o f one another. ■146.: s The rale of divorce In the United States Is fsr lower among whites than 90 marned among Macks, according to Census data. For every 1,000 married people In America last year, there wars 124 divorced whites and 263 divorced Meeks. "One day. the four o f us wenhaving lunch, and one of the priests said how difficult II was to reach couples who came In to get m a rrie d ." Burnett said. "Couples were concerned about the ceremony, the randies, the music and so forth, but It was rem a rk a b le how little they seemed to know about carh other's view s." Burnett said, after seeing results of the questionnaire and un­ dergoing counseling, up lo 15 percent o f couples decide not lo get married. T h e q u e s t i o n n a i r e th a t evolved over two years and that Burnett eventually bought the rights lo was a "m en u " o f Issues thal ought to be addressed Word of the document spread across the country, and now more than 5.000 churches use It with engaged couples. Burnett said. Catholics. Episcopalians. Baptists. Methodists and Lu­ therans have been ih e main clients since 1975. but there also have been Mennontles. Baha'is. Jews and ftlhers. I io i. •> •: Fem ale Both M i n h n rlll MS GAAWSC* SM Cm h for the better," Burnett said. "T h e y see It as being like a movie, and they rush out and cast for a husband or a wife. "But If people would do more thinking and communicating be­ fore marriage, there would be a lot fewer bad marriages and a lot fewer divorces." he said. According lo informal reports. Cuba ready to discuss U.S. accord HAVANA. Cuba - Cuba Is prepared to Improve relations with the United States If the U.S. aide Is willing to pul the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay on the n egotiatin g tabic, a high-ranking official said Satur­ day. "W e are ready to talk with the United States on the basts of m u tu al re s p e c t, re c ip ro c a l benefit, quality and sovereign­ l y . " Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Ramon Sanchez Parodi told United Press International In an interview. Sanchez said any agenda for future talks a)me<J_ty smoothing out r r la t & A b e jp e *^ d 8 W w.°'* c o u n trie s V p d « ' ____ the p osslb ^ rem ovW bf'tl naval base at Cuba's Guan­ tanamo Bay. as well as Immi­ gration and telecommunlcallcms Issues such as Radio Marti and TV Marti. "W e have to resolve with Ihe United States the problem o f the occupation o f a part o f Cuban t e m t o r y h e said. "N ow that It la In fashion to withdraw foreign troops from other countries ... the United States must do the same thing with Cuba." "W e do not have any desire for U.S. troops to remain on Cuban territory." Sanchez said. The base at Guantanamo Bay, which covers a 45-square-mlle area on Cuba's southeast coast, la Ihe oldest U.S. base on foreign soil and the only one In a communist-ruled country. Americans have been there since 1898 when U.S. Marines storm ed ashore d u rin g the Spanish-Amerlcan war. Washington broke diplomatic ties with Cuba In 1961 after President Fidel Castro con­ fiscated U.S. Investments In banks and Industries and seized large U.S. landholdings. Castro's re v o lu tio n a ry forces ousted dictator Fulgencto Batista In 1959. Sanchez, who spent 12 years as chief o f the Cuban Interests section In Washington until his appointment as deputy foreign m inister last year, said the United States follows an "Insti­ tutionalized policy of hostility and aggression against Cuba." Sanchez said U.S. conditions for Improving relations, such as the staging o f democratic elec­ tions and an end to Cuban Involvement In Central America and southern Africa. "Is nothing but a cover for their policy of destroying Cuba." "N one o f these points are Important. They do not reflect problems o f Cuban-U.S. rela­ tions." Sanchez said. Cuba has begun removing Its advisers from Nicaragua since the leftist Sandlnlsla Front lost the Feb. 25 elections and Cuban troop s h ave returned from Angola under a Namibian In­ dependence agreement. " I f they (the United Stales) talk about Guantanamo. TV Marti and Immigration, then th ey w ill be talk in g about Cuban-U.S relations." Sanchez said. 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Ills 4-undcr 68 left him with a 54-hole total o f 10-under 206 and puts him In position to become the oldest Masters champion tn history. COLLBOB FOOTBALL Hurricanes could bo as good MIAMI — The national champion Miami Hurricanes could be as good as last year If the spring practice that ended Saturday Is any gauge. Coach Dennis Erickson said. The Hurricanes lost Cortex Kennedy. Oreg Mark and Willis Peguese on the defensive line, the hardest hit position, but Erickson likes the replacements. "W e're not as good In the front this year because we lost so many players, but we're good at linebacker and the secondary." Erickson said after the Orange vs. White Intrasquad practice that concluded spring drills Saturday. "M y personal feeling Is that we're almost as good on defense as we were a year ago. which la pretty dam good." he said. Erickson suld tils staricra on the defensive line would Include ihc only relum ing starter Russell Maryland, and veteran alternate Shane Cuny. HwaMm*M«kyKa*rJw«*n There were very few aurprleea during the Seminole Athletic Conference tennla tournament at Senlando Park thla week. Both the top-eeeded player* at No. 1 tingle* Dokes retired . . . for now NEW YORK - The punches that kne-ked Michael Dokes cold four nights ago might not have knocked boxing from his future. He says his hands are as fast as ever, that they easily could have caught Razor Ruddock with lust as hard a shot as knocked out Dokes tn the fourth PStjnd o f Wednesday's heavyweight bout ut Madison Square G arden,— ’ " And Dokes thinks his leg* are so strong, that they might be to blumc for holding him up for Ihc rest of Ruddock's four-punch knockout sequence. He still has what his 02-year-oid manager and "adopted" father. Marty Cohen, called "a circus performer's smell for Ihc sawdust.” Dokes also considers himself a realist. So. with all those reasons to stay In boxing, he responds with lust one for leaving: "I shouldn't get caught like that." • "It's not just Ihc loss." Dokes said. "I'm starting lo get hit with shots I haven't seen, that's Idling me something.” COLLEGE HOOPS Valvano upbeat as stay ends RALEIGH. N.C. — Jim Valvano. as upbeat as after an Important victory. Saturday said he chose only to look back on the good times as his 10 years as head basketball coach at North Carolina State came lo an end. "It's very rare someone can say a dream came Irue. but my dream came true here (with the 1063 national championship).” Valvano said after Ihc school announced the long-awaited financial settlement. Valvano will receive 8238.509.24 from the university by May 15. He gets 826.509.24 for the balance of this year's salary, plus 8212.000 — two ycurs salary — within the next 30 days. ' ____ J HOCKEY rj Islanders appeal punishment UNIONDALE. N.Y. - The New York Islanders Saturday apnealrd the punishment levied ugalnsl then) by Ihc NHL for Instigating a brawl ut the end of their Thursday night playolf game against the New York Rangers. The NHL fined the Islanders 825.000. coach Al Arbour 85.000 und suspended Mick Vukota for lOgam csandKcn Baumgartner for one. Islanders General Manager BUI T on ey said the learn will appeal NHL President John Ziegler’s decision at Ihe next NHL Board of Governors meeting. "W e not only question the president's de­ cision. but even more so, his comments attacking Ihe Integrity of the learn. Its coach and Ihc franchise." Torrey said In a statement. C o m »ll«< from s ta ff and wtrw r « warts. By ROBBIB STOCK LAKE MARY — Something about the Prudentlal-Bache Securities Classic and Christo Van Rensburg go together. Like Wimbledon and Boris Becker. Or the French Open and Chris Evert Lloyd. Whatever the case may be. Van R e n s b u rg , 27. c o n tin u e s h is mastery of the tournament which gave him his first-ever title as s pro —throe yssrsago. The South Africa native has yet to lose a match In the tournament. On Saturday, he advanced to the (Inals with s 6-7 (2-7). 6-3. 7-5, comeback victory over David Pale In a gruel­ ing. 2Vi-hour marathon. Van Rensburg advances to meet Brad Gilbert, the tournament's top seed. In this afternoon’s champion­ ship match at 2 p.m. Gilbert, ranked Ho. 5 In Ihc world by ATP. earned a •pot tn the finals by defeating MaltVal Washington 6-2. 7-S In their semifinal Saturday night. "It la really nice to win a close one." said Van Renaburg. "W e did not hit the ball well at all. although at some stages we had some really good points. "I'v e been playing the big points rquch better this week. I've won 80 percent o f my crucial points this week.” One o f those crucial points came at 5-5 In the final set. With Pate serving at 30-40. Van Rensburg drilled a forehand winner as Pale charged the net after his serve. Eight points later. Van Rensburg Balanced Pats roll By DEAN SMITH Hsrald sporls wrllsr___________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Lake Brantley used a strong hitting attack and excellent defense to shutout Apopka 11-0 In a non-conference softb a ll m atchup at Lake Brantley Friday afternoon. Lake Brantley coach Debbie Frank, who watched her team raise Its record lo 16-3. was pleased with her team's per­ formance. "W e only had five By balls for the game." said Frank. "W e talked about hitting the ball down and hard to score runs und we did a great Job of that today. "It was tough practicing this w eek . W ith sp rin g break coming up their (the players) attention span wasn't verylong. Ending the game on a C S «* S oftb all, Page SB B ASKETBALL Noon — WCPX 6. NBA. Detroit Pistons at Cleveland Cavaliers. ILI 2 30 p m — SUN. NBA. Houston Rockets at Orlando Magic. ID Complete listings sn Fags 8B the team championships. G ilbert, Van R ensburg set for C la s s ic battle Hsrald Corr**pond*nt BOXING -Lake Brantley'* Jason Appel (lelt) and Oviedo's Jenny Wise (right) — won, leading their respective schools lo ALTAMONTE SPRINGS favorite* did what favorites expected to do In the A th le tic C o n fe r e n c e tournament at Santando Park day — win. The Lake Brantley boya won three •Indies finals and one doubles match to outdistance Lake Mary 17-12 and the Oviedo ((hi* took home victories In four of the fire•Indies finals plus both doubles to come away with an 18-10 triumph over Lake Mary and Lake Brantley which tied for second. Top-seeded Jason Appel led the Lake Brantley boys, pushing htr season's record to 13-0 and winning the No. I singles 6-2. 6-1 over second-seed Josh Lewis of Semi­ nole. Other winners for the Patriots were top-seed Jon Johnson over second-seed Dan Gastl o f Lyman 6-1, 6-3 at No. 4 singles, secondseed Paul Farquardson over Doug Sheridan of Lake Mary 6-2. 6-1 at No. S singles and Appel and Steve Slgouney over Brad Gomto and Joey Mitchell o f Lyman 7-5. 6-2 In the No. I doubles. ‘‘I wasn't real confident going Into □ B«a Confsrsncs, Pag* SB U t « SrtalVt, BBS BBS B — B IB V IU 114 s - II II I Ml»4*41 4*4 E4'H44t H4ftm4A 4Ad ilurd.vanl V4M 141 WP — Hwtmjn 11*11 LP - M,r«ta4 IB - Non* )* K«rr IL*44 SrsAlWyl MB - S>urdi,*«l 11.4*4 Ifin lltfl R*<04d — l a , Irin tlfi Ml won the match on an ace — his seventh of the match. But It was the Pate's serve, often faster than 110 miles per hour, which daxzled the 2.000 spectators who showed up for the match. Ranked No. 167 In the world. Pate b rok e Van R e n sb u rg m id w a y through the first set to take a 4-2 lead. Van Rensburg came right back with a service break the two held their own serves for the remainder o f the set to knot the score at 6-6. Pate won the tiebreaker easily. 7-2. But Van Rensburg opened the second set with three consecutive gam es and cruised to Ihe 8-3 decision. Both players held their serve tn the third set until the I Ith game. "H e's (Patel strong." said Van Rensburg. "H e's one o f Ihe best athletes In the game. We kept fighting." Van Rensburg Is 0-4 lifetime against Gilbert — but at this stage he feels that does not matter. "A n y guy In the top 200 can beat a n y o n e ." com m en ted Van R e­ nsburg. " I think once you get the semifinals, everyone has an equal chance." In doubles play Saturday after­ noon. the top-seeded pair of Scott Davis and David Pate eliminated Royce Deppe and Byron Talbot 7-6 (7-4). 7-6 (8-6). In today's champi­ onship match, they will play the w in n e r o f S a t u r d a y n ig h t 's Alphonso Mora/Brlan Page vs. G lenn Layen deckcr/Lelf Shlrus match. i I I HmM Pksis h, MP, JwRn Winner ol the 1987 Prudentlal-Bache Securities Tennis Classic, Christo Van Rensburg (above) has advanced to this year's championship match where hs will meet top seed and 1989 Classic finalist Brad Gilbert. Oviedo rides big sixth inning to win By OMAN SMITH Herald sporls writer SANFORD — Each of the last seven limes Seminole and Oviedo high schools niel on the baseball field, the Oviedo Lions have scored one-run victories. But not tun Friday night. Danny Mello tossed a seven-hitler and Ryan Atkinkeyed an eight-run sixth Inning as the Lions drop|M-d Seminole 0-2 In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest at Sanford Stadium Friday night. It was beginning to look as If It might be another one run decision as Seminole led 2-1 ufler five Innings and Mello and Seminole pitchers Tony Chavers und Kicky Eckstein weren't allowing much. But with one out In the sixth, the l.lons got lo Eckstein. Greg Hughes tripled and scored on a passed ball to tie the score. Brian Maclnness walked and pinch-runner Chet Tulp stole second. Alklre followed with his long blast to left-center to make the score 5 2 Oviedo. o» mb« Mt 144 • - » * I 1*1 4*4 • - 1 » I Mtlta *od Knultsn C lu .m . Eckltam 14). Tartar 111 and Oarr WP — Malta IP - EcLttain 1* - Varna. Mughal lOvtadol. Oarr llamlnoWI IB — Hughat lOvxdol. McCloud ISaminotal HR — Alklra lOvtads) Racorda — Oviado 14 1 11SAC SaminoW4l4.il SAC Jason llulsh singled and stole second, but John Knutson Hew out to right for the second out. Mulsh scored and Murk Bellhorn wound up on second when Bcllhorn's ground ball was thrown away. B.J. Culapu followed with another ground ball hut the throw to first was dropped. Bcllhom scoring und Calapa taking second. Mike Verne then laced a double und Todd Tocco walked Hughes got his second extra base hit of the Inning, a double that scored holh Verne and Tocco lo push the advantage to 0-2. Seminole had gone ahead 2-0 with single runs In the first and third Innings. Willie McCloud tripled und See Lions, Page 3B Lake H o w e ll w alks to w in over D eLan d By ROBBIB STOCK Herald Correspondent CASSELBERRY - Lake Howell basebill couch lllrtn Benjamin knows lhal his learn has had solid pitching all season — (he offenstne support just wasn't there. On Friday afternoon against DeLand. the pile lung arrived but again the Silver Hawk buls didn't show up. Luckily. It didn't mailer as the Bulldog pitchers walked 10 bailers (twice walking In runs) as Lake Howell cruised lo a 10-1 win. " I don't think lhal we hit the bull any brticr today." slated Benjamin after watching hit team Improve lo 0-13 14-6 In Seminole Athletic Conference pl.ivl "W e managed lo place a few hits In between some walks " 0>l4nd 04* *11 • - I 4 I Lata Hawaii M III i - II ) I Cowman. Arnold I I I Cowman |,|. JoMnton For«,lna and M l n 141 Ma'andti and Cowman W P Maiandal 14 II L P - Cowman 111) IS - RtiUy )B - Non* HR - Non# Rttordt — I b*b How«II V II (4 4 SAC) 0*L*nd* II (0 VSAC) As if losing wasn't enough. DeLand will lx- missing llirlr starting third baseman Steve Costa for an Indcflnlle [x-rlod after lie look a line drive square In the cheek and was rushed lo a nearby hospital for X-rays. A five-run llrsl Inning broke Ihc game wide open for I ..ike Howell. Malcolm Ceprda. Bobby Coleman, and Mcrvyt Mrlrntlex all walked before llobhv Fugate sucrlllccd (V|M'da home. Boh Andlno walked and then See Hawks, Page 3B •ST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD �Sanford Harskl, Sanford. 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I B pm April a - Batten at H arttard.nip m. * April 11- Baaton at Harttard. 7:77 p m a April 17— Hartlardal Belton. 7 77pm ■ April IS— Baaton at Harttard. 7: Tip m. a April 17 - Harttard at Baatan. 7:77 p.m. IBottiN laadi IMntraal 14) April 1 — Butlalo 4 Montreal I April 7— Manlraal at Butlalo. 7:77pm. April t — Butlalo at Manlraal. 7:71 p m. April II - Butlalo4i Montreal, 7:77p m. a April tl — Montreal at ButtoM, 7; 77p n a April II — Buftala al Montreal. 1 S7 p m a April 17— Montreal at Butlalo. 7:77p m. ■-M oocoitiry :! I I i n (All Timet (S T > L 11 19 >4 29 F t! *07 107 479 279 0B — 1 * W's 19 22 24 29 407 477 4*7 291 — * *to 10 Baltimore 7, Ckwland 4 DallOi A KantoiClty 1 Tacoma! WIChikF laturday Rawltt San Dkyaol C lowland, nryhl Tacoma at SI Louivmd>l Kinw»» City i t Wichtti. I 1) p r» St Loud if DittM. S USp m Sin Odgoit Biltimor«, * 01 p f JAenAiy Oi«ws No gim*f uhodudd A U TO RACING NASCAR Vaikydak WO Al Bcktal, Tarw., Aped I Ideality my) BRISTOL. Toon. - The Irnau# tar Sunday't NASCAR Vallaydala MO at the Brltlel latarnatknal Raceway: I (rnre Ir.an Oidtmobiia. 114 117 moh 7 Gaoil Bodrna. Ford. Ill.FOi. J Mark Mari.n Ford. MS 741 4 Kyk Pally Pontiac 11174] t Starling Martin. Ohtvnobile. II) ia« 4 Dick Trtckk. PonHac. lla FU m C ta m o rtC M n L i * i K liliiT iR ^ ii CANAtTOTA, N.V. — T k e lll tamed SaMaday M Ba I IMP at Fa Muhammad A ll; Henry Armstrong' Carman BaailH. (itard CtvarIn. Billy Cam. Bab Faatar: Jaa Fraibr: KMGavllani (m lk Ortnilh: Jake LaMar*: Jaa Lautt: Rocky Marciano Cadet Mi l a n; Ardde Maara, Jaaa Napalat. Willi* Fad; Super Ray Reblntaa: Sandy Saddler; Janay Jaa Walcott; Ike William. Far 7) Third Ray Fkyd John Huatan Nick Faida Jack Nkklaut Scon Hoch Bornnard Lonyer Larry M in Ian Wooer*im Jumbo Orakl Don Rooky Skua Jonot oChric Potion Woyno Grady Mlko HuR Fully tootlor Pi»*f Sinior Oonnd Himmond Mirk CikivOCCMi Mirk L y Bob Tw#y Chip BiCk Andy Norm Jolt Slumon Poyno Stowort Bill Giotton John MihiMoy Andy Boon Jon Ofikl Mlk« Donild Tom Purfior Mnrk McCumbif Lorry Nilkon Gnorgo Archtr 7B4B4B-MI M *4— 700 n 71 M— JOf n JVFB -Ilt 71 a rv - jib *•7*71-213 U J 1*0-11 J 71 72IB-212 7272*0— 214 >7271-214 77 7147— 211 72 7**0-211 7**B 72-212 71 72^-212 72 74 *•— 212 74 72*B— 212 72 7B7A-2I* 7*7*72-217 7*7*71-217 72 7170-21/ 7*71 77-111 72 7272-211 77*071-2*» *7 727*— 211 71 727*— 211 71 7272-212 7»*B. 2 - l l t 71-71-77— li t 72 7* 72-112 717*72-212 72 7272-220 71 74 72— 210 7*7272— 220 72 72 72-221 71 7* 72-231 AUGUSTA. Oi. - FMrlagt tor M r ' t tourIN ruua* i l Nto M a to t. **ltoto «• »*» m M / M lV ttt (iB — tot im* tour); II 10 i m. — Guorgu Archur (22*) ito non com^jifing m*rkrr 11 H i m . — Mirk McCumter 1724) and L irry Nilton (21*) 114* i m — M)ki Doniltf (222) ind Tom Purtxtr(12*1 • tl 14 « m - Joo Ol*kl (221) «nd Andy B«*n (223) 12 02 p m — Andy North (221) ond Piyno Stowif M 721) 12 10 pm. — Jift Sigmon (22U and Bill GUMOn 1221) 12 II p m — John MiHiltoy (2211 ind Chip B«< k (221). i i « t a L o c h lo o $ a T a a ta A p o p k a C h a in LakaToh o pskaU ga 'V -S J L i f a:: ; L ____ - ■ . ... — and Prabhwoter Flair Commlaalon 74 to 72-117 72 74 71-117 a 73 74- 117 7*7*71-117 72 77 72-217 n 71 74— 717 74 72 71- 317 74 72 71-217 74 77 I I - 717 74 72 71- 317 72 71 71-114 ’ 4 n 72-311 72 74 72- 211 72 7S77-1IF 72 to 7*— 219 *9 72 77— 219 17 74pm. — BabTnay 17)11 and Mark Lya 1711! 17 )4 p m. — Mark Catcavacchia 17741 and Daruik Hammond 1774) 1) 47 pm - Mka HuMvrt 1)10) and Pater Senior 1774) 17:74 pm. — Fully Zoelkr OIF) and Ban CranihawOlFI 17:74 pm. — Wayne Grady OIF) and Laa Trtylna O IF ! 144 p m — PaHr Jacobean O il) and jumbo Oiaai O i l ! I 14 p.m — Sieve Jonoi O il) and a Civic Patten (111! 177 pm - Jodie Mudd <7171 and Don P o ak yO ti! 1:74 p m. — Ian Wtmnam 0171 and Lorry M in (111! ! )4 p m — Fred Caupkt d l l ! and Craig Sladiar O i l ! 1:44 pm — Ronon RaHarty (till and Lorvty Wadbina O il) 1:14 p m — Gory Ployor O il) and Sava Palin torat d l l ! 1 H p m. — Curtti Stranyo O il) and Tom Walton O H ! 1:14 p.m. - Blit Briton 1)11) and Tom Klk 014! X: IB p m — Joto Mario Olaiobol (III) and Scott Slmpton 111)) 7 74 pm — Bernhard Langar 01)1 and ScoH Hoch 170! 7:14 pm — Nick Faldo OOF) and Jock Nlckioutdll! 7:47 pm - Roy Fkyd 004) and John K104I Morel Boiorm Patty Shoonon Mtchotio McCann Krifttl Alter# K«y Cockwill B ob Mucha Amy Beni Jammy LHSback Cindy Manck Sue (.11 HlrofTii Kobayafthl Sue T homos Nancy Rubin Cats, Raynoldi Kathy Poiltonait Laura Hurtbul U N .N I K r N I f l iNMMrt Clit IK Al Ftwiy, CsItL April 7 TN N R h iN Nancy Brown *7 49 *9— 205 to** **-20* Miftftto MeGeorge toto *7-209 Cathy Gerring 72*7 70-209 Krt# Monaghan 71 70*9-210 Aygko Otamoto 7J *1 7*—210 Pam Riito to 72*7— 210 Janice Gibton Cifhy Morw 70 71 *9-210 Bulky King •9 to n -111 Juli |nk»tar 72 49 70-211 7*74 47-111 Retie Joneft to n io -m Laurel Kean Dawn Coe 72 *9 7*— 212 *9 n 71-212 74 47 n-212 S X r E c “^,,*, Meiiftfta McNamara 71 ton-212 Susan Sander# to ii n - i i j Amy Alcott to 72 7*— 312 n a 7>-2i2 Nina Foust **n 72-211 Krift Tftchettor 74 to **-212 Litetot to Neumann *9 74 7*— 212 Heather Drew 71 **71-211 Colleen Walker 74*9 TO— III Itophanto Far wig 71 49 71-21) Lauren Howe * * ;* n -iu Lenore Rlttonhoute T i l l 71-214 Penny Mammal Omni While 7111 70— 214 72 n 70-114 Jody Antchuti 1*11 70-211 AAartha Foyer 721*72-312 Mttoi Edge Jane Crattor 7)11 72-71* 74 n *9-11* Bar* iunkowftky Cindy Mickey 7*74 72— 11* T m i Barren n n n -n * 71 71 7*— 21* Sherri Turner n 7) 71-21* Mindy Moore *9 74 72-214 VNkl Fergon 70 14 71— 117 AAarga Stubblefield 72 7) n —217 Pamela Wright 11 7* 70— 217 V*1 Skinner 71*9 71-217 Daniel It Amwvaccepane liu U ll Amrricin L iifu* — Nimrd Briin P Sm*ll itklktonf public rvlihon»diroctbr Button — Rtiitignod pitchurt Tom Bolton. Erie H itiil ind D*ryl Irvin# #nd Infitidur Jim Pinkovitt to th* minor tooggot Chic if# (AL) - Riluokud pitchur Jurry Rtuu. C M ci«i INL) — Plicod pitchur Rick Sutclitto on lld iy dviblvd lilt: ikktgnud pitchur Kuvin Bluniunthip to low# of thu Amur icin Auoc i*tion IAAA ) Cluvitond - Ruikngnud pitchurk Doug Sikh, Doug Rofeurtken ind Jiff Shi* to ItM minor toiguuk Dufrust — Stgnud pitchur# 0*n Putry #nd Ur bind Lugo and1 cit chur Murk S*l*i to mi(of to#gwu contrue Ift M llw iih iu - Plucud pitchur M»hu Birkbuck *nd khortfttap Bill Spwrft on IS day diftihtod liftt. Nuw York (AL) — P'acud pitchur Lane* McCultorft on IS day dikibtod liftt, rucaitod pitchur Clay P#f kur from Columbut Nuw Turk INL) - Placed pitchur Blum Btally on 4* day tmarguncy diiablud Nit Philadalphi* — Piactd mtluldur Tommy Bar rail on *0 gay dt kabitd fit! ftigrwd pit chur Dickw Notok to minor toaguu contract with ScrantomWiifeaft Burra of thu International L«ague (AAA) Seattle — Purchuied the confrectft ot pitcher* Gary Ea«u and indulcNr Brian Gttoft from Calgary ol the Pacific Coat! League (AAA), retoaiud pdchur Tom Nledenluuf, o-w'frighttd ogttietdur Mike Klngury and pitcher Tarry Taylor to Calgary, optioned Intleldefft Dave Cochrane and Rich Renteria to Calgary; reattignud pitchurk Tony Biatucct. Bryan Clarh, Vanct Lovelace and Id Vanda Berg to ttw minor league# 7 7* 77 S-2 31 II72 7 27 fa 7S--2 21 31 I 71 7277 211 7*7*70-131 72 7* 72— 221 7* 71 7*-222 72 727*—222 *4 C2 77-222 71 77 7*-214 74 14 7*-224 74 7270-22* 7*7* 12-22* ■l 1 i R o d m a n n a a a e v o if to u te d : FldrOa i HRtaJ O c a la F o ra a t Aba AHall; Jack Brttkn; Tarty Canianarl; Jamaa Corbett, Jack Dampaay: Gaarya Dlaon; Jim Drticall: Bob Fltnlmmana; Joe Cana; Horry Gnb; Fatar Jacktm: Jamal Jorirki; Jack Johnmn; Slonky Katchol. Sam Lanyfard: Barmy Lltnard; Tarry McGavorn: I army Raaa: C Ml key Watkar; JimmyWlIda ■ lata 1 m m m ■ ■ [JL _L.^ I n O ra n g e Lak* At Aoyvata. G a. AprM 7 4 i 9 1. J o h n s R N $ r ( s o u t h ) L a i * H a rris Jack BrauyhMn; Jam Mac*: Dank) M m data; TamSayeniJabnL.Sutllyen. Ib a Farttctyaat Ca**gocy John Graham Chambari; Nalhanltl Fkitchor; Mika Jacaba, Jack Kaarm: Lard Lanidklo; Moryulc al Quaonibcrry; Gaorpa Rickard. H i N . J o t a w K h a r (m U d ta ) to te O r t f f in 1 1 w Balt, more 70 Kenut City 77 Wkhita 21 17 Ctovolond wntoro Otwtioo Oattot 29 SI Louti 21 Son Otago it Tacoma 1* i V V E m B t o w E V IB i T W f t l FLAVfldP RBSULTS; Vbm Oaf, Sulllna. 174-141; Vail Oaf. Wttllake. 117 744: Manacalll dal Vaaa. 1M1P: anP in me line r Maria OUiabal Jaaak ta n Kik earn* Stranyo Tom Wataon Gary Ployor Fred Couakc Lanny Wodklnt Ronon RaHarty Sava B alktkrn Craly Slodkr J 1 74o« Yen i i a Philadelphia Ida Waahinykn III. Hawtkn I IF Milwaukee FI. Ootrolt 04 Oonuor 111 SooHk IP) L A H i m 10). Phoonli M Portland I04 L A ClIpponM I. tat FatwnM jr„ Irta. Fa.. 744 (1 aamal. SM.Mli t. AmMM Manacalll. VanaiuaM. 747 II samaal. sauM; 1 Brian Wats. Baas MSN. SMUjMRaa). ssuMi p TanydMiHiaa. (tawMLdkla.. 744II jama). IMJM P Marry SuHOw. Ann Ark*. Mlcfi.. Mill aamal. HUM INV Bingen bad tariaali) April S- NY Ranpartl, N T lilandrri April 7 — NV Islanders at NV Banyan. a.TSpm. April a — NV ta n p . 1 al NV liienMr*. F l i p m. April II - NV Banyan at NV ItlanRHV. 7:77pm. a April I ) - HY Itlandan at NV Ranywi, 4:77 am. ■ April 11 — NV Ranger* at NV Itlandert, 7:17p.m. ■ April 17 - NV Itlandan at NV Banyan. 7:77 p.m. WetangTenw. New Jane? (Wm Md^ n n f ( i i )^| April I — WaaTungton 1, Na* Jener A OT April 7 — WeMUngtot al Na* Janay. 7-41 pm . April F — Na* Janay at Waahlnyten. 7:11 p.m. April 11 — Na* Janay al WaiMngton. 7:77 pm. ■ April I ) - WaaMnyton at Nan Janay. 7:4) p.m. ■ April is — Na* Janay at WaaMnyten. 7:44a.m. ■ April I? — Weditiytan al Ft** Janay. 7:41pm. « ----------------------------------------|H I M . S T A N D S ' i I O k lM W t t a i R h w IS ■ LA LoAon ■ Portland ■ PKaonla Toomo Giliton Stole LA CltppoYt Seeromenta Friday A GoKton Stole I T ! Now Jo,*oy 117 Charlotte IIP MMnaioto F) Indkoa HXOrtaoda III O f* M * i*April M - LooAigoto* al Catparr. 11) pm. dnaalpap t l IdnMRMn Hartat Bad 1 11 April 4— tVInnlpai 7.1Omantan I April 4 - ( dmantan 1 WtoUpef t OT April 4— Idnwwten al WtreUpag, 4:44 pm. April M - (dmonton at WtimtaS- 4:7) pm. 1 April II — * innpng al (dmantan. t 77 pm. a April 14 — Idmmtan al Winnipeg. 4:41 pm. ■ April 14 — Winnipeg al (dmantan. 4 1) pm. 1 i 1 & l a Utah a San Antonio Oatlot Oonuor ttowstofi NMu m N# Overtone L Ftl. 77 444 It AM 71 741 47 .747 17 .774 74 714 t Ito ftN W r 1 CMcage IP4LI7. Milwaukee 4 aai-------- a. w aaUimtra «| a ( PnllwwlBi* Laa Angela* A Calllamla 4 Oak Ian7 4, San Francteco) ■ ¥ H m in IN M f lM T B S (larlaalMd M l April 4— Lat Angela* 7. Calgary 1 April I - Calvary P Laa AnpaMa 7 April 4 — Catpary al Lai Angola*. M:H pm. April M - CAlpary pi Laa Anpclal W 77 pm. a April 11 - Laa Anfdaa al Calgary, FM p.m. ■ April 14 - Cattery at Laa Anpalai . M 33 11 ' ■: m l JO . l 474 744 117 LOCATION , It. Deray All AlHtatk Ford. 117.(71: 74. Mkkaot Wattrlp 11X717, II. Alan ira. Cj Mar| Oikapa $1 Lautt Van Franckca Friday BatulH St. Lautt I. PimtursA 4 FM IaR M la 7. Taranta 4 AtlanM 1 Baltimore i Baltimore A New Vert (A l) Kanaaa City 4, Beaton 1 Toco* A CAtcago (AL1J Cincinnati 4. Detroit I Oatratt A tteucSan A 14Inn. BEST BAIT 1IB C O N D IT IO N S I MAJOR U U U I ■XHIBITKM tTA N M IM l (AATM mc IO T) t.i t ItapRarR. P i r i 114(71; ( Rkk Matt. Pontiac. 114 741: (. OaM lanAardt. C lw vraM .IUTTI 14 Darrell Wattrlp. Owyratat. H4AWi It. Bill Clltatt. Ford. 114774. 17. OaM Jarrell FerdL 114147 a Bkky RuRA O w .roto! IIAI44; 14. Tarry Lel onto. OtdpnMIM. 114.1)4: IS Botay HIIIM J r . Butck. 114(41 IP Oava Marclv OwvraMI. I ljy n . IF. Kan Sctwadpr, CM.ratal. iiiSBF: IP Brett uaa.aaa F a a lt Cwik Cap Al Hlltao Head S C . AprM 7 (Saadi k oaroaHktn) Jenmltr Capriati. W ttky Chapa! dal Nalalia Zrarava (4 ! Sue*I Un*n, 4 0. 4 4, Martina Navrallkra <1! Aipan. Cok . dal Htylna Ra|chrteya. CaKhoikrakla. 4 A 4 ] Oeebkt Samilinali Martina NarrallkuA Aipan. C o k . and Arantre Sanchat View*. Spam. ( I ! dal Mercedet Fai. Kay Ptuayna. and Naiaik Zrarava. Social Union 01.4 7.4 I TRANSACTION* Kansas — Announced that forward Pukka Markkan«tn will not return to thu basketball team neat Mason: NHL - Fined the Now York lilendart 171100 Fined Itiorvbn Coach Al Arbour 11.400 Suspended Now York lilendart lorward Mick Vukolo without pay (or M gamut Sutpondtd Now York Itlondort lorward Kan Baumgartner tor one yamu iTV m A P W AUTO RACING Noon — S U N . C A R T Autowork* 20U Tim e Trletft I pm - ESPN, NASCAR Viltoydeto Meet* 500. (L I 4pm . — RtFTV 9, CART Agtoworhft 200. (LI BASEBALL 1 20 p m- — SC. Collage, Louikiane Statu at Florida. (L) S p m - SUN. ColNga. Ctomion at North C4.0ll«M.(lhF«JO«^^^lil ............ Noun - WCPX *. NBA. Detroit PHtont at ClevelandC*v*lter«. ILI 1 K p m — SUN, NBA, Houtlon Rocket*at Orlando Magic. (L) 2 p m - ESPN. College, NABC All American Gama GOLF 4 pm — WCPX A Tha Masters, Final Round. (L) 10 p m - SUN, LPGA. Red Robin Kyocara InamoriClastic, final Round HOCKEY 9:30 pm — SC. NHL, Moffll or SmyttM Di vision SumlfineI, Gama Three, ( U 10 30 p m — VC. NHL, Norris or Smylhe Division Semifinal. Game Three, ( L ) SKIING 4)0 pm — ESPN. U S Freestyle Na ttonalt 5 20 pm - ESPN. U S Men s Pro Super Seriei U 10 pm - TBS. Ford US. Collegiate Championships • TENNIS 2 pm. — US, Prudential Bach# Securities Clatkic, Men's Singles Final, (L) 2 20 p m - WISH 3. Family Circle MagaiineCup. Women's Singlet Final. (L ) t w p m — SUN. YC T of Scottsdale. Men % Singles Semifi«%ait MISCELLANEOUS i n pm — WCPX 4 04ympic Winter tost 4 20 pm - SC. USOC Otympic Sports Series QUOTN OP T N I PAY "T h e tH-mity. ihe effort, the discipline, (he (It'd lent inn und the skill (hut h.id bem Invested Witt tM illed by a cuinplrlr lack of respect for NHL rules und principles. Wh.it ensued will be replayed lt> all o f our embar­ rassment hundreds uf times IhrnuKhnut North America und Ihe rest o f Ihe world.” • N H L P r e s id e n t John ZlB9l«r. after fining Ihe New York Islanders $25.0000 and Cuueh Al Arbour $5,000 for Ihelr l>art In un ulUTcallan with the New York Hungers. Forester, retriever shared special friendship tlrud Kilts picked Susi from a Ittlrr of black Lifts — she was the must (cuetiable. Ihe most likely lo be u ((real retriever. So small Ibat she hi Into die palm of his hand, the linle puppy was a bundle of boundless rnlbuslasin Taking his new rolr us dog trainer seriously. Iliad read all thul hr eould on (raining retriev­ e rs He p a tie n tly , lo v in g ly applied Ihe best lechnlipirs liilo the training of Susi Through the months of train­ ing. a bond developed between Ihe growing dog and die young mail — a rrlalkaisblp dial went much deeper du n owner and pet. Life can lie very lonely being the county forester of Suwancr County, but llrad found Susi lo be d ir |K*ifn l companion. Shc berame bis allrr ego. and the iw o were tnsciiur.il)lr as llrad traveled llirouglKiui thecuunly. Susi had a big heart, and It seemed that site couldn't do enough! o make her master huppv Shr would obrdlenllv PISHING JIM SHUPE ___________ I follow all commands, and would irlrirv r Ihe bird dummy (or hours o il rnd — no matter how !ir lirad threw it or how lar she luul lo swim Thr dog was a model pupil ami llrad beamed will) pride us slu- retrieved hrr first bird — a dove Hrr nattmil Instincts and her ra g r r n e u In please her owner nude Susi a gtrai retriev­ er Less than a year ol age. Susi possrsM'd the -.kills ol a dog several limes hrr age T h r hapy tw osom e spend manv hours on ihr steep thinks of die Suw.tiH-e Ulvrr llrad would toss the flouting dummy as far as he could, and Susi would enthusiastically reirlevc die object lo |tlcasc her greal friend. List Friday was such a idyllic day. llrad threw Ihe dummy and Susi swam against Ihe powerful currents, made ihe reirlevc und siarted up ih r sleep bank. In the next instant. Hrud realized that s o m e t h in g w as d r e a d fu lly wrung, for Susi had dropped thr dummy and fullered, llrfrr he could reach her. she bugun lo hemorrhage. I’anlckrd by the |km)I of blood, dead swept Susi up In Ills arms and sped In the vet Fear gripped Ills soul, and a lifetime ol Joyful moments rured through his mind as he walled (or the vet's prognosis. A grim face iold the story. The vet said ihai there was no hope. In desperation, llrad Insisted on cxplorulory surgery, which revrulrd a massive, life-strallng I m o o r Only then did Hrud acknowledge tlx- humane, the Inrvltuhle. llrad wanted Suxl to rest In her favorite spot, so he burled her In the woods by llie hunting tamp — along with hrr well-worn dum m y. Such surroundings were brlltllng a lost loved o n e. . S h upe scoop ( * i S u si m ust h ave s u lfe je if trem endously Ihosr Iasi few days, but her big heart and her strung desire to please' llrad, enabled her lo endure without giving anv that shr was gravely ill * Susi may be gone, but shc rrmuln In our hearts and l;i m inds as an In doiid iialab le spirit, a big L a t ted pelf wftb loved hrr master more than Itfr Itself. llrad Is roping with Ihr lo ss his dog by srarrhing for another pet and companion — perhaps a black lab puppy worhy enough lo hear thr name o f'S u s i ” Suwanee County fotester Brad Ellis found a special companion In Susi, his black Labrador retriever �Sanford HaraM, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. April t, 1M0 — Mitchell helps Sanford Braves Improve to 12-0 In Mustang Baseball r. M D H fM O fc l P O N T I A I 8 B A U FIVE POINTS — Jeremiah Mitchell threw * 314-lnnlng no-hllter a t the Sanford Braves hammered the Winter Springs Twins 13-3 on March 27 In Mustang Division action o f Seminole Pony Baseball. The game was stopped after the Twins batted In the top o f the fourth because of the tO-run mercy rule. With the victory, the Braves Improved their record to 12-0. In other Mustang action last week: Winning pitcher Bill Flowers and reliever Jose Torres combined on a three-hlttcr for the Pirates In an 18-2 whipping of the Blue Jays. P. Reynolds was the losing pitcher. Offensive stars o f the game were Wendell Mains (two singles, two RBI. three runs scored), Dow errs (single, double. RBI. run scored). Brad Osleger (double, two RBI) and Damian Bonaccl (triple, two RBI). For the Blue Jays. K. Chlnaatt doubled. M arch I I J eff Petko tripled twice and Cam Carter singled twice to lead the Design Air Expos lo a 16-2 rout o f the Longwood Blue Jays. Randy Morgan and Justin Anderson pitched for the Expos. Petko. the Expos' catcher, made a nice play on defense, throwing out a runner at third. ’ Winning pitcher Jeff Monaco helped his own cause with two singles, two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored to help the Casselberry Indians beat the Winter Springs Tigers 11-6. Also chipping in on offense were Kevin Johnson (three singles, four RBI. two runs scored), Rudy Peres (two singles, three runs scored) and Ricky Rodrigues (three singles, four RBI. one run scored). M arch 27 Josh Pickett singles, doubles, tripled anti scored three runs to lead the Winter Springs Meta past the Lake Mary Astros 12-2. Pickett was also the winning pitcher. Brian Steenaen added a triple, single and one runs scon* I for the Meta while John Snyder had a triple, single and two runs scored. Swanson singled, doubled and scored a run for the Astros. Chris Drake played an excellend game on the bases In his first game bock from an Injury. M arch 3A The Sun Slate Steel Cardinals jumped out to a 7*2 lead after two Innings, then had to hold o ff the Longwood Yankees to post a 9-8 win. Gregg Bradley was the winning pitcher with help from relievers Paul Dunkman and Nicholas McMurrny. Jonda was the losing pitcher. The entire Cardinal learn played well on defense, Troy Hammet making a running catch In center field and Patrick Daigle making a pair of string throws lo second. Offensive leaders for the Cardinals were Hammett. Greg Bradley. Scott Kulper and McMurray. For the Yankees. Nick Pellon had four singles and a run srnrrit. Plates M arch 61 The Astros beat the Orioles 13-9. BUI McVay hit a home run. Catcher Danny Meyers played a great game. The Giants scored five runs In both the second and fifth Innlngi to rally past the Royals 12-5. Providing the offense for the Giants were Andrew Rucker (double, two rlnsglcs. RBI. three runs scored). Nathaniel W ylie (three singles, three RBI. three runs scored) and Rcss Decker (triple, mingle, three RBI. run scored). For Ihe Royals. Tommy Talmadgc had two singles, a double and two runs scored while Kerry Fulford added a single. RBI and run scored. M arch SO Aaron Wood and Jamie Evans each hit a home run for Ihe Angels In a 12-1rom pover the Expos. M arch 29 Scoring five runs In each of the first, third, fourth and fifth Innings, the Orioles nailed (he Mets 24-5. The Orioles were led by Kurt Schlcndler {two doubles and a triple) and Paul Lubrano (three doubles and a triple). M arch 3 « Trip Seal had a home run and five RBI for Ihe Yankees In their 23-7 win over Ihe Royals. Other offensive contributors for the Yankees were Malt ■ranrn mriilnn ao o f March 26 AMERICAN LEAQUC Longwood A c* Hardware Angels C u M lb trry rsda Winter Spdnge Expos Winter Springs Roys)* Seminole Monde Pirate* Lake Mary Yankees Winter Springe Brave* 9-3 63 63 4-6 4-7 3-7 2-8 Johnson Ilhree doubles, four runs scored). Rand Andrews (five RUII and Barry Hudson (4 for 4|. For the Royals. Tom m y Talmadge had two hits and two RBI. Defensive standouts were Greg Cohen. Nick Pellon and Eric Baird o f the Yankees and the Royals' Mike Drlswder. The Pirates ripped Ihe Dodgers 18-9. M arch 27 The Cardinals scored five runs In the second, fourth, fifth and sixth Innings to rout the Braves 26-1. The Braves scored I heir run In Ihe second Inning. Brad Awaomb hit a home run while Stephen Plnder had four doublea and played good Infield defense In Ihe Reds' 13-7 decision over Ihe Mels. M arch 26 Jeremy Meyers hit a home run and three singles lo drove In three runs and scored three more for the Blue Jays as they knocked off the Dodgers 15-4. Gregor Dtna Jr. added a home run. a triple, two singles, five RBI and three runs scored. Other contributors were Dustin Alsbronk Ilhree singles, one run scored) and Chris Rlcr (three singles, one RBI. two runs scored). Hamilton hit a home run for the Dodgers. Blue Jay second baseman Channlng Heller made three outstanding plays. M arch 36 In a make-up game from March I, the Plsales pounded Ihe Expos 20-8. M arch 34 Centerflelder Anthony Ballcrlno made two catches and threw a runner out a second for the Blue Jays In their 21-7 rout o f Ihe Yankees. Providing Ihe offense were David Sparks (single, run scored). Drew Turner (four singles, two RBI. three runs scored). Jeremy Meyers (iw o home runs, double, single, five RBI. four runs scored) and Andrew Tackett (three singles, three RBI. three runs scored). For the Yankees. Nick Pellon had a home run. double, single. Iwo RBI and Iwo runs scored). The Braves rgded Ihe Twins 20-18. The Pirates hung on to beat the Angels 24-23. The Pirates took down Ihe Royals 20-12. Bronco A p r il I The Longwood Acc Hardware Angels broke a 3-3 lie with six-runs lourlh Inning and went on to beat the Wittier Springs Giants 14-3. Dustin Owen was the winning pitcher over Bobby Dodcnhof. Offensive slars Tor Ihe Angels were Tom Joy (three singles, three RBI). Robert Vesscy (single, double, RBI). Matt Thompson (Iwo singles, three RBI). Andy Mayer (two singles. RBI) and Brian Katauskas (single, two RBI). For the Giants. Alwrencc hud two singles and an Kill. Mike had a single and an RBI and Dodenhoff had an RBI. The Expos did not commit an error on defense as they held off the Cardinals 18-11. Chris Sanders was the winning ptlcher while Jason Bcrnosky suffered the loss. Mike Halavchlek doubted twice and drove In (wo runs while Eric Fry singled twice and drove In one run. W inning pitcher Chris Sanders threw a seven-inning two-hitler, striking nut 10, lo lead Ihe Expos past the Tigers 5-2. B. Miller was the losing pitcher. On offense. Tim Zinkcl und Erie Fry each had a single and two RBI. Fry also scored a run. M arch 31 The Winter Springs Dodgers scored two runs In the first Inning and made (hem stand up in a 2-1 decision over the Winter Springs Royals. Winning pitcher Shawn Burger allowed Just three hits over seven Innlgns. Angelo Amato was the tough-lurk NATIONAL LEAQUC Tooke Trucking Twins CesMlberry Cardinals Winter Springs Dodgers SunBenk Tigers Winter Springs Giants Sanford Mets Midland Construction Blue Jays C ea tla a e d from IB Eddie Smith came through with a two-run single to make Ihe score 3-0. Dwayne Clark singled home a run and Andre Johnson's fielders choice notched the fifth score of the Inning. That would be ull the support Silver Hawk pitcher Eric Melender would need to record his fourth win o f Ihe year, a dazzling four-hit complete game In which he allowed Jusl one runner past second base. Melendez struck out seven and walked two. "I think he's pitched well all year," said Benjamin about the Junior, "But I think we have not been supporting our pitchers." Melendez got more support In this game us Lake Howell struck for a single runs in the fourth and sixth Innings as well as grabbing three in Ihe BRh. Fugate's two-run single highlighted the fifth Inning in which Jason Glllman. playing In his first game o f the year, notched a single. 162 63 7-4 65 4-7 24 1-10 M in k S l Trailing 8-1 after two Innings, the Twins rallied for 10 runs In the top o f the third and went on to defeat the Giants 1610. Robert Gaffcrt was the winning pitcher as Den Thomas was saddled with Ihe loss. Leading Ihe 13-hlt Twin offensive were Jason Petty and Corey Gochee with three singles each. For the Giants. Coleman doubled and tripled. Winning pitcher Todd Braden led Ihe Sanford Yankees' offense wllh a home run. triple, single and three RBI In a 161 wipeout o f the Longwood Meta. Mike Morelll was Ihe losing pitcher. Other offensive standouts were Jeff Chunat (double, three RBI). Deon Daniels (single. RBI). Craig Stevens (single, two RBI) and T.J. Duke (three RBI. one run scored). Allen Penny hit a two-run triple and scored a run himself lo support (he one-hit pitching of Jason Simpkins as the Royals rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Dodgers 4-3. Michael Johnaon was the losing pitcher. March 26 A four-run third inning broke a 3-3 tie and propelled the H.D. Realty Pirates to a 12-6 win over the Mets. Mike Carr outpltched Mike Morelll Tor Ihe victory. Providing (he offense for the Pirates were Brian Wlllrox and Sonny Lloyd (each w llh two singles, ane RBI and two runs scored). Carr Idouble. four runs scored), Jason Johnson (two singles. RBI. one run scored). Chris Foster Islngle. three RBI. one run scored| and Paul Renwlck Islngle. two RBI. one run scored). For Ihe Mets. Brad Nunnery had an lnsldc-the-park home run. a single, three RBI and two runs scored while Terrell Jackson singled and doubled. Defensively, shortstop Darrell Jackson made a great catch o f a line drive. March 37 Winning pitcher Scott Maine struck out the last batter with the bases loaded to preserve the Orioles' 9-8 win over the Yankees. Dwyer was the losing pitcher. D. Sims led the Orioles on offense wllh two doubles, a single and four RBI. March 2 6 Winning pitcher Adam Coleman threw a complete game and supported his own cause with a single, double, triple and two runs scored, leading the Giants lo a 14-3 win over the Dodgers. Josh Brunner was the losing pitcher. 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The long hits by the Lions not withstanding, the Semlnoles were sill! their own worst enemies, committing five errors, four or which led lo runs, and two passed balls as well as Issuing six walks. The Oviedo defense only commuted two errors Softball put Ihe game away. Diaz singled ! FREE INSPECTION SERVICE .! J but was fo rc e d at second. ^ ^ R A M S M I S S I O ^ U N £ U P > UU M Michelle Davis singled to right I ns w*»iiav THIS I and the runners moved up a X M lis a base on an error. Karr then wtroti I blasted a shot over Ihe left- | t s f e * isuiattsm ■ fielders head for a triple to score -.a * 'suuui I FREE TOWING ■ Iwo runs. 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Tket'a why wm went fee IUp Mk kali ft redial N ( ’ C aatlaoad from IB trucks radial MICHEUN. BECAUSE SO MUCH “ IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES. Lions- C o a tie e e d from IB double play Is a good way to start a vacation.” The Patriots scored an un­ earned run In the first inning to get the early lead. Tonla Diaz reached on an error and was forced at secon d by C hris Rabaja. A ground out moved Habaja to second from where she ■cored on a Mlshrllr Karr single. Lake Brantley pitcher Kelly Hartman gave up four singles In the third Inning bet she got a double play and a force at the plate lo kerp the Blue Darirrs off Ihe board. The Patriots went to the long ball In the bottom of Ihe third lo The Braves had lo come bade from deficits o f 2-0. 5-4 and 11-8 before they finally beat the Blue Jays 18-13. Sieve Shewmaker was Ihe winning pitcher over Rayburn. Leading Ihe Brave attack were Jason Gaines (double, two singles, two RBI. two runs scored I Robert Houey (single, double. iw o RBI. two runs scored) and David Mason (single, double, run scored). losing pitcher. The Dodgem got singles from Andy Neufeld. Burger. Jay McFarlane, Mike Urandelll. Josh Calapa and David Slrlcpe. For ihe Hoya Is. Scot l Mosley doubled and Josh Frost singled. M arch 29 Jeremy Parks had a single, two RBI and a run scored for the Casselberry Heds as they thumped the Giants 21-1. David Mlllr and Clay Green com bined to pilch the Reds to the w in. Dodenhoff. Woods and Sims pitched for the Giants. Also chipping In on offense for Ihe Reds were Miller Islngle. RBI. run scored). Billy Barney (double. RBI. two runs scored). E.J. Redouty (single, run scored) and Terry Neuner (RBI). M arch 26 Kenny Birch contributed three singles, two RBI and three runs scored as the Expos shaded the Dodgers 8-7. Kenny Saufl added a single and Iwo RBI. Eric Fry was ihe winning pitcher over Patrick Naive. M arch 27 Winning pitcher Michael Buky and reliever Brian Miller combined lo throw a no-hllter for the SunUank Twins as they downed the Lake Mary Yunkes 9-6. Gene Keeler was the losing pllcher. Providing Ihe offense for the Tigers were Buky (single, double, two RBI. two runs scored). Shawn Savage (single, triple. Iwo RBI. two runs scored). Aaron Shuck and Danny Johnson (one single each) and Jeremy Parker (single, two HU(). M arch 26 After spotting Ihe Tooke Trucking Twins a 3-0 lead In Ihe first inning. Ihe Longwood Ace Hardware Angels rallied to an 8-7 win. Winning pitcher Matt Thomas paced the comeback with three singles and three RBI. including the game-winner. The Angels also got offensive contributions from Andy Mayer and Brian Katauskas (each with a single and an RBtl and Dustin Owen (single, double, RBI). Fcr the Twins. Mike Meadows and Eddie Tooke each had Iwo singles and two RBI while Tony Morgan added two singles. Meuckiws was Ihe losing pitcher. On defense for the Angels. Tony Charclta and Mayer made diving catches to kill other potential Twin S t i l l RADIAL Ml 18(1 Hi Ai k W A U -) Hawks- rallies. ' <A k M it |IN BN •* 144V / ft W t'i 1446 ’ «L* AMERICA S LARGEST INDEPENDENT TIRE CO. FREE CUSTOM * ■WnA T W i S .HGf*T<OV, •l i t t *l pat,., W a d la c o u n t a v a ry t h in g b u t y o u r a a fa ty ORLANDO ORLANDO ORLANDO SANFORD 6223 S 0 B T 8 5 9 -2 9 4 6 966 N Semoran Bivd 3 6 0 -2 0 3 6 u t v f JI IBCams, 1432 Le« fld 2 9 9 -6 1 3 7 *g9A H* *nt 3513 S Orlando Or 3 3 0 *1 9 7 1 MF . MVF . SH �April •, 1M0 Play ball NL EAST The champ here wins by default A’s have enough guns to repeat Tha Amtrlcan League W ait n a i baaabatrt maw pauarful dtylWan In lw » Non ma Oakland A’a ara IKn i Hard li Mu pradklad ardor at Ihttah In IBt AL MUW HNt yaar: (13 Oakland Adda Baa. Tha Aa could ba ma Krai Mam arnca tta T9 Tanaaaa lo capturo a mud coneet uitr* pannanl Thai TIM MWMU. Md IT Om Ti m H o p * M lK Wtortd Sanaa, a raw ma Ad M M (IT * 3 0 ERA) Red jumpy IMt (IHEn U i H m f t a t aa any m ma t m Mr D m * i i w w i i M _ Tony LaMuasa had U contend ntm ma(ar ln)urto* U Joaa Cwusco (IT HNl BT MBU m only «S r m iMrm mSTn, w m [M i, i*. ion * m h m ma MMPR IMS M ITiranM) P toW R m nlJM >#CQrt^ r role ■MM Kf I MeBill at ma Taat Om m C M * 0 * 1JO 1? m m ) out at ma m m Tap «urt*r* K l u * Jan M U M I 'M . U ) M M IUn>l(l»IJ.JTW . ---------- HUM n « d»4mm maa m att \anarm m am atan. M l attamaa m m M t f U Rl*k*n 111 HRl. U RBIg), Mickey t m m m h o s h u m ant rm » m h l o t . 1 t.g0 ph*m*r*dl and Tony PMNpa ham dapanad. Bui Qaaiawd l pitching |g term10toll H I ancnaiad By Dana Ota*an (31V 3 33 SRAl Utao Maori (10tl, l i t ) and BoB WaUN (I T * 3001 The BuMpan Md (ho Uaawm am Ham coma* a M aaaaon ol Carnet* and Hcaay Handeraen (TI runa, S3 itaaia in M A a gaman Flu* morn at ma uma from Mark McOalo (33 HAa. 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Thar twphied yaar undar managar f acaUant etching Tha Angola had a rotation ol Ban Chuca Finlay <1*1. 1 ( I T * TTA. -----------1ST), Khk McCaakll |1V1* 103) and Jan Ton* Tr UN Color the East New York blue Trader Jack may capture the title Rltchmy la mo kry to mr* roc*. Th* Mat* Kora II. Tha Cerda may. Tho Cuba should, to* Tha PUaSaa nanl it. The ■ WMtoW tl. Tht RMtocen torgrt H. Thera war* mam hsdtot ftyto* In Rw NL was) during ma wUrtor man *1 WtaWtomanw XXX I * m* aultoaB tonl praity. NMMy Ngam * to rm saray and Md* to MW place. Hoag's haw May a |1J mam T< ' * "Team Turmoil." tool roar's ao No mwtar. Tho show muM go on. For opanar* managar Dany Jahnaon a dub toludy armed I H I N IRA w at mpay-altorlanad yoarv Frank Vioto (I31T w«h tha Tmna and MitaL Oauld Cana 1140* 3 UL SM Famandw (I V * 1B3L Ron Dwung (1*1* 3 S3) aid BoB Otoda ( 1 * 11 , 34T) gamasi Danma leksraly (33 aaraa Oaapita Twtr FmwndmUETL 11 M * M I M | (mum M K M jaan. Jaa M w m Kdan ErwfltokL VMM vaio n, 103) ant Paul MMHW (U S , 11. ML Fm M pickep O a r K w M U K . O , NT) can p a i M M W I*Maniac an ma *• M«M. HWIHcMni mm MWKWcil Rogar Omrane (1MI, I I S and Mto* Boddlclor (IP 11. 4 001 MK pKfNcN prabtonw. John Ow n * (11* I N aaa a HWjt^wurUa. Th* raw oT^wanagar Joe butpen. mth ma adMHon at Jatl Kraw a (V*. I I aaaaaL U a w « Laa M a ri » 1 ) haKlSaarwtoltM Other*)** aanaatianal. Eetlon a ollariM lacand power (ijtn to tta to*gu In Kamaral and aaaatf Mai M m a n Wada •oaga Ml .330 and sowed 113 runa. DwlgM Irani I ME. ID. 1001 and IMa Oraannaa (300 id, IN did IM* ahara A M i (300 11.01) can nwa an ma kaaa aalna. N ) M a Tam Yl OaNaa Oman aaya ma Tarda aw n a n aa tong aa mar'ra Ha'a Managar Bucky Danl haa pilchtng mm#* M* haa n# aca — o f mason addMIon Pmcual M a t (V 13 331) and Tim laanr (O'*. 311) danl aunty Her aoet ‘ Manama (19-11. 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IS SBal and Kan OnlUyJr (M4. to.Si) IS) T a u t Rangww Tha arms ol Toioa Konger ptlcharl Md Pm AL in tlnaoouta and Ihay anonod Iho Nnoat hrta Bui in* alWI — dospn* agatoaa Nolan Ryan (1*1* 330. 301 wnaaoulW and im m t Jon Nuoood IM . 1 a* 30 u m | - poaiad an (RAW only 391 Skipper Bobby Vdoniin* mull bo achotng Frunat* rnach t cry 'Oh. ihote Boo** Oh BoMlT* Taiaa NrrMrl govs up IM tras paooot. moot m in* AL Oulunw? Fire Rangori nar* in doubto I guru In On tha plua Lida. RauBan Sutra 1 304 30. Upland Julio Franco 131* 13. 07> had Wg yoart N o* Irooogont CF Gary Patlil ITT rum, S3 Saw can anor* up Iha N ) Mmnaaala Inina: la it lull Ihraa yaara amca tha Tmna naia noiid champrom! Pitching may nol ba TO parcanl ol lhr> gama. but it a a n a o l tha gamo than Mmnaaoia haa non Manager Tam KaUy can cad on |U>< ona dapandaWa Warlar. Allan Andaraon (IT 10. 3S0) (■ bullpan aca Jail Raardon II gona Though may lack ruar ponar. Iha Inina, undar a lunar a damn, produce rune by the buahW Kay inrnguri include barring champion Kirby Puckall 1331.1. Ml, Brian Harpar 133* * STL Kam Hibak (3T3. » Ml and Gary Gaarn 12S t. IS. TSi (T) CBUaga wruta la c (m > tuna you look M Iha Chraor. may look dillaram Managar Jolt Torborg uaad 130 dilMranl Imawpa laal yaar m I losing allorl 10 dumb out ol (ha basamant A strong tacond hall I3B3T) auggtaM that* la hep* tor irta young Mam Lad by Nan Caktoron ( l i * 1*. IT). Chicago naa thud Ui tho AL m halt Bui Iha Boa nom (ran rateran catcher Canton Fisk IT U , 13. BB) couldn't roicu* iha noalui pitching Retierai Bobby Thigpen (34 serai) did hra boal (hough T h e boys of sum m er are back on the field Th* ru Franco 011 IRA) hod 33 Mrs* (M 3* Bi Dodgot Atoiendro Pen* 0.11 (RAJ (oto* Mm In tha budpan 1 Third btoomm Howard Johnson 11ST. 11 HR* 101 RBtol lo th* row thing Ba. ry’l | H * 1 * TT) ontludo todenmg dehor ran** Kavtn McRayndda (3TT. 33. M) watghl; and Grog Jatlnaf (19* 11. 9*1 progress. And about center!MM And catching Who's on hrtlT Another aa MNwManhMUI0.t1.41L 0 ) BL Lama C a d ^ k M si win* tl non! bo a aurprtw Mannar Whtlay Hanog can do Mmoal anything And ha'a got a tatrfy wetlbdencod ban dub UnlortunaMy. Ml ol th* question mama am on Iha mound. Can young Joe Magran* (I V * 3311 do tl ogam? waa Bryn Smrm (1 »tl. 1(41 north IB mtHron. to John Tudor iwwihyT to Danny C oil Both mtaad 1MB wut Todd Wonari 0 1 * lo tamo hd M unlN IhanT Podio Guanaro (Alt. IT. 1ITL Mm Thompson U S * 4. B* IT 1*4) and Tam Bnmansiy I H * 10. SB) con Ml Vinca Cotomm IBS SB* tops m tha NL) md Outo Smith |IT * » SBal can run. Tha Wuard ol Oi and Tarry Pundtoton IMS, 13 T4| cm hold. And. ol coura*. wiuray can manage W«l iha Cerda ntn? II daponda on th* quoarion mama 0 ) Chiaago CuBac Tha gang Irom Wngtoy FtoM caught auaryona by surprise — only Oakland non mors gams* Mmegai Don Dmmor tod Ms CuOtoa* lo ma h i laal hag But they non I ansa* up on anyone true tuna i Williams H-4. IB * 3* serai) and Lot Lancaslar |41. 13* 0 asm ) secure Iha bullpen Crtg Maddus (IV II. I S* and MM* Btotockl HBT, A Id) lop Iha wtoMng rotation Bui Iron IWMIhy to Rick Bulcllll* (1V11,3**) An* nho atone after IhMT NL Rookie ol Iho Yaar Jerome WMIon 13*3 4. 4*1. (height SMIh 1134. * 131 md Miauarylhing Ryna Sandberg (ISO. 30. TV) am solid Bui a hoadhy Andre Denson 1 393. 31, TT, m only I1B games) and a hsMIhy Damon BotryWH LIST, 9. 41; m only I I gomooi ara nocaoaHtoa ♦4) PWtoBargh Pum a H only them naron't such miiary In iha Pilots ClubfrQUtt Barry Bonds (141, IB. IS) 1**1* unoppraciWad. Andy Vm Olya* |33T. * S3) and Sid Bream (only 1* gamasi are coming ell ln|ury piaguad yaara Th* mlMM Mthin. Th* dWomo to tad Under managar Am Ltyiand. Pilttburgh mil IN* or dw nan young arms Doug Drabai 11413. 1S0L John Smltoy |11* 3 011 and BUI Landam (ItT IRA. 3* sares). Tad Ponar (IT. 3T1) and WM1 Torran (11-IN ara now armwa Bobby Bonuto I M l. 34. ON coninbutot CMchor MNw UVMUora 111* on shaky i n**si it touted by Don BlaugM (M l, S. IN (VI M imraM Espoo: Aftor a lata season coiiapsa. Iha Espoa rm tor tha door Ps k u M Parer. Mam Langston. Bryn Smith md Hubra Brooat toft tor other dubt Euan so managar Ouch Rodgara haa a macs tor pulling rabbito out ol * hat And ha'a go* th* rabbits — guy* who cm run Tun Rainaa (31V * SO, 41 SBaL Oils Nison |3T SBal and Dm Martinet ( 17*. 13 SBal smpad a lotw or toi bases Eton slugger Andres Galarraga ( MT. 13. SSI had edoronaleato Sierlr ■ Danma ksvlnaj (IVT, 31* and cioaat Tun Burks (*3, 19* M sa w l deterra mdar racogmtion And Harm Grots (II II. 43N to a eorthoraa Tha teal ol Iha Mall is uncertain Tana Smith (1 11 in Allanla and Montreal) md On Cm Boyd |4 Al ERA In only 10 Lunas in Boston) 0 ) PMtodMpNa PMKtoa: Thrs Irenelute haa a tong Iradilion ol ImiWung laal Counting Ihwr 1*M hatco. Iha Pfulliea ham dona il IS lunaa. Iha mow ol my NL Ireneruse So GM Laa Thomas and manager Nick Laysa hare bean moving bodies around Last rear, thay acquued Lsn Oytsira ( 33T. T. 33. 10 SBal. Rogar UcOonaU |4* I M. 31 aavat). John Kruk (300. * 44) md Jail Parrail (124. I M S cams) Thu year. Ihayva added Carrmlo Manmar (131. S. 3*) Tha other PftUIra hopes are homa groan youngsters. Ida Ibchy Jordan ( 3SS. 11. IS) and eider mnrinet. Ida Von Hayee i no. m tv is saw The total ion. lad by Kan Howell 111 II. 3 44) te hopetoes Hart's hdwRw rac* aiaebi 03 Jo* Cator 1143. IS HR* lOSR^ta) Prod Lynn (141.11. 4N md m a r t Crwg Lofton* 0 M ERA. 30 smoav Ho gnm up ■ V a n M i B s a jL . V toum w I • — -a A . s — • - — d*p MM I™ WW W W w iif mpi iMfii w nw Th* P M **' Sudpon mat So WiaOy Bui It* ftRWion - Bruc* Nural I1V11. 1 1 0 Erie M en 0 * 433L Id WMtoon (1V11. 1 0 0 Oonra* Raortomodn [1V 1 0 4 IN and young Andy Ban** 0 1 . I l l ) — la With NL boning champ Tony Owynn 1 3 0 0 run*. 40 BBo) Jack Cum 1141. 0 St) and Roberto Alomar I M * B3 run*. « I M ) l u l l ) Hi | Pm |d* Ben OtoM H I raoch the ftnlaft tow Ural In October M l nol my much. 0 ) Bm Fim allll QtonM Ban Fran­ cisco may haro tocovorod Irom (ho oorthquoko. tort wlul oboul th* alMnnockT Th* Giant* didn’t a m m a i onm i viwri N m i Rogar CrWg muM pul th* Mck RauachW ItT * I M lacaa Farher Tim# again; lama LoCost (10-10, H D and Scoll Garrafts (14* 1 IN loin Mm iul tha rolwton ho* boon (Segued by ln|urto* Dsn Robinson 111-11. 34A had kno* surgery Kody Downs (4 * 4TN hod more shoutoar Mora gadroaton 0 (T ERA, 13 larasl IhouglL to s sura lira closer Another aura Dung it Ihw tha Giants wi« score runa Laamng oft Bm Franefteo t balling order Malt Bullar (M3.31 SBa. HO runs KaradL as Aura Karin Bata (300, B. 44). WH1 Clara (333 m i l ; 1M runt tcoradl and NL MVP Harm Mitchal)|M1.4r. 139) 0 ) La* Angara* Bedsits: Check out manager Tommy Leeorda'i pitching rote non Oral Honhtow UV1S. doapil* a 131 ERAL Tun Belcher (1V1T. T H ) MW# Morgen 0 n . doapil* ■ 1 S3 ERA) md Pamendo VWotuuW* (10-13,343) WhW do** IN* auggatIT Too Hill* oftontir* support, you say? Trad Clairs, tha Dodgar OM. haard Ihw Ha want out and gol Jum Samuel |M run*, al SB*) and Hum * Irooa* | M * 14. T0 lo baal up Iha 'attack • Eddto Murray (14T. 10. IN and Kim Gibson loll hamslnng surgery) had batter return lo toms In A * LA waa laal In Iha HL in slews total baser end runs; H was second tram leal m tola, homers and on baa* pamnlag* By in* way. in* Dodger* added raHatar Jun Goll. who misted Iha M aaaaon du* to elbow surgery Wlar notching 34 taro* Piiliburgh LA ’■ pan cen t gW by with FJay Howell (V3 I SB ERA; M tarts). °x Piniana trunka Ma Iwo liraman wui ttnk* laar Into th* haarta ol NL Mtlor* Lofty Randy Myara 0 * 1 0 34 sevrt - md M 11 ni.tout • bn 14 UwNngal tom* rtghly Rob Otobto (1VS. 1 0 * with 141 WrWaouta m M Orton Iheir rotation, iha Rad* hat* lo pul pul tiros. Jot* Ri|0 and Danny Jacaaon ara coming oil Input**. Rick Mahtot 013. 103) to shaky Only Tom Browning (IV 12,3 30) is a lock. Th* raw ol th* loom took** iiia a hospital ward leal year Among Iha regular player*, only IB Todd Banpngar (IT HRs. TO RAN) dton I spend llm* on Iha DL Bui ha luflrrad a Wight bon* crack In Ma catching hand during spring naming Eric Davit (M l. 34. 101) cm I do 0 ) Houston Aeaaa On ma mound, the Astra* raty on guNr and arptnanc*. m Iha (laid, they count on youth and anthuaiaam. tuner my. da hen) lo see managar Art How# s craw winning ma division, but stranger Ihinge have hep- Houston! ratalton it tod by Ufia Scoil 12010, 3 1 0 along with Jun Oathaftt |IH0. 1S1L Mark Aonugei (T 1. 2 TSI and Jim Clancy (T-14, SON BUI OulIKhton said a yaar in Japm sharpened hit breaking alull Kids Crag Vggro t MT. I* 90 and Kan Camindi |M * 10. Tl) have some pop M l Ih; Slrar nrrr: ccmoba-ks *ram Gere’S Young 1333, * Sa| md Bin Dorm (21* * 9N Glenn Deni (MB. 3a. 00 and Dm Smith 04. 2 04. M saves) will deliver Iheir usual wortmanahipaka numbers 0 ) Atlanta Bravo* Nobody cm secure OM Bobby Cos M standing pw. Tha Braver had addad IB Nick (seaky (ITT. 30. 100 )B Jun Praatoy 111*. 12. 4IL catcher Emta Wruti (301 II, U ) and •lariat Charti* Ltobrandl (V1I.S 141 The new toller* should total on Fullon County Stadium * toners and Ltobrandl bnnga W Nasi velaran terry lo Atlanta* young ratalton John SmoMj ( t i l l . 2 94) and Tom denn# (its . 19N are me nucleus ol a siall (her * ill gal 0*11rv * ith a■pertonc* Lonnie Imilh (US, 11, T0 wet lh* NL Comeback Play*! 01 the Taw But Data Murphy (23V 20. Vi) may be lead of losing campargna Cos won I aland pel it Iha Braver com* out ol in* gala slowly He eUl undoubled *y topiact manager Ruts Nnon with old cranyjimy William* NBW YORK — Welcome to the regular MtNon. You rein em ber. Th at's the time when baacball settles an argument with run* Instead o f rhetoric. Thoae itx month* begin, one week late, when the umpires yell “ Play Ball" on Monday. Barring rain. *oow . Chuck O'Connor or Don Fehr, Boston right-hander Roger Clemen* will throw the first pitch o f the 19900 He will likely be opposed by Detroit's Jack M om s in one of 10 gamea on the acbadule. A day or ao after, all teams will have opened, c h u in g the title claimed last fall by Oakland. S o m e t im e th la a u m m e r. Oakland's Dave Stewart may becom e the first since Jim Palmer to reach 30 wins four years In a row. San Francisco's Kevin Mitchell will show if he can produce anything like last year's N L MVP aeaaon. Texas' Ruben Sierra will prove If he la baseball'* next superstar. We'U see if Bo knows winning. If the Meta have studied chemis­ try In the off-aeaaon. If the Athletics have gotten too big for their knickers. If Lou Plniella te a good bet to Improve cm Pete Roae. In the meantime, pardon our one small question. Between the complaint*, the lockouts, the Roae case, the grievances, the arbitrators, the 910 autographs, what te the Joy In this game? “ T o play," said Seattle center fielder Ken OrlfTey Jr. "Just to out here and play. You played it as a kid. you're playing now ." So th e re Is som e Joy In baacball? "Sure there te. for thoae who ore true tens o f the gam e," said O a k la n d Oakland already looks victim of a repeater Jinx and, even though La Ruaaa claims the A ’s can be better, don't count on It. ' Kansas C|ty and California open! money trying to overtake the A 's In the American League West. The Royals picked up a ' couple o f Davises. NL Cy Young Award winner Mark, and 19-' fa m e winner Storm. The Angels' purchased the services o f left­ hander Mark Langston. Seattle w ill p ro b a b ly g o n o w h ere, though It still boaste one o f the’ gam e's most exciting young talents in outfielder Ken OrlfTey In the American League East, common wisdom says that no team stands above the rest. S o m e h o w , t h la w is d o m , overlooks Toronto, a team that Include* Tony Fernandez. Fred M cQ rlff. G eorge B ell. K elly Gruber, a rooting section o f four million, and pitching no worse than anyone else *. M ilw au kee acqu ired D ave, Parker aa DH, but still owns an "A ll-S c a r" Infield with Paul MoUtor and Jim Gantner on the disabled list, and others nursing various hurts. s lu g g e r Jooc C an seco. "I'm sure It'll be around for a longtim e." Not all that Joy will show In the next half year, when slumps put a snarl on the face, a bulge In the v e in s , an d a c h ip on th e shoulder. Never mind, say the people who do It for a living. "T h e Joy 1s to play ball," said O ak lan d M an ager T o n y La Ruaaa. "T h e 2 IB-hour period the game te on. That's unchangea­ ble. That's the beat ." Base baP’o new decade starts one week late because a lockout closed cam pc from Feb. 14 until March 19. In a sequence that might astonish Yogi Berra. It wasn't even over when It was over. Officiate, with some help from TV. needed n couple o f days to save the 182-game season. A deal calling for temporary 27man maters was reached, fell apart, and was reached again. Florida and Arizona Buffered a loaa o f bualnesa. and a threeweek camp coat some players audition lime. Even the umpires added to (he gloom, boycotting gamea until they got their own deal. Within hours o f the peace, however, fans lined up for auto­ graphs and tickets. It's almost aa if the people were testifying to Com m issioner Fay Vincent's claim. "T h e rest o f It te difficult," Vincent said. "But out at the ballpark It's Just shimmering." And even If. os union chief Don Fehr says, there 1s already on a ste risk next to the 1990 season, the eventual winner will hardly care. The question te. who will that winner be? Oakland looked like a dynasty In sweeping a four-game Series from the Giants. Then Dave Parker. Tony Phillips and Slorm Davis left as free agents. Jose Canseco has criticized vice pres­ ident o f baseball operations Sandy Alderson. "T h e game Is fun." Canseco Insisted. "Those are details that should be taken care of behind c lo s e d d o o r s . T h e m o re superslar player you are. the more fans are going lo want to In the National League West. San Francisco may have to overcome the sulking o f Mit­ chell. who claims he Is being Ignored by manager Roger Craig* and General Manager Al Rosen. San Diego traded for slugger Joe Carter, and acquired Fred' Lynn through free agency, but the condensed spring training left the Padres worrying about something else. "T h e big factor Is the pit­ ching." Manager Jack McKean said. " I don't care where you g o .' It's our pitching, everybody els e 'a p itch in g. You go tta ' flnetune ’em. T h ey need X amount of outings to get out there and get that sharpness. As for the Mets. they own such1 pitching depth they have sent Bob Ojeda, a 13-game winner last year, to the bullpen. 'T h e Mets will be favored to ' win." said Manager Don Zim­ mer. whose Cubs took the NL 1 East last year. "Th eir pitching staff te strong." Their competition, as It often does, should come from St. Louis, where John Tudor and Greg Malhews appear recovered from elbow surgery. On Opening Day, hardly anyone will care about the lockout. Players may use It as blame for an Injury, or an excuse for poor performance, but virtually no one will listen or care. There’s too much money to be made, too many games to be televised, too n an y memories lo store. If nothing else, the lockout proved you can t kill baseball. Its prosperity will save It. Or Its popularity. Maybe both. "It's all saved by that magic moment." said Tony La Russa. "Play Ball." 'T h e re 's always going lo be trouble." Vincent said. " I knew that and so did Bart (former Commissioner Bart Glamatlll. It's the resolution o f dlfllcult Issues, It’a discipline. Il's controversy. It's making lough dcctelons. Thai's endemic. "T h e pari thal's marvelous is baseball.” W IN TIR TRANSACTIONS . AA4IBICAN LSASUS * SaNweere. Okta.ne* NHR Jwwi Milchari dram New Vark Matt) INF KAik* Brumtoy dram Deftwl. tinea retoeeed). ugned See egwrt LHR Joe Frit*, acquired INF Marty ■r«w i Ui miner toegu* Weft * Seaton. Lignwr tree aganl C Tony Fen*. Ire* agenr RMF Jetf Reardon end Ire* egeni pitcher LHF Inane Re-toy it.net re retted) r* ugned Nee agent SHFOennti Lamp end (red agent AH F G'eq Herrit. puriKeyed RHF Dane Ktocker tram mmar league* IFtetuckell * C« Storeto 1toned tree egeni LHF Wary Lengtton end RHF M s* Smitfnen. (premed LHF 3c*ft Sertoa drgm Cleveland) * flu cage: osteumd INF Tracy Waadtan dram Laa Angatoa) * d erailed; Obtained OF Miiclt WaSttor I hem Outage Cuba). C Landy Alamer Jr dram Sen Drag*I. OF Outo Jem*! dram Len Oiegel. INF C#n** Saerga drera len D iegel. LHF Celle Charlene dram u e lila rm * |. IN F J a i l M enl* (Irom Celilernlel. ugned See egeni OF Candy AAaidwieSo. tree agon* IS Keith Hemendrt, Ire* agent 99 Keleel Lenient, tree agent INF Tam Broaden* and Ire* agent H.rP CecHto Guento. acquired RHP Doug Robertoon m minor Hague draft POafratl Signed be* egeni OF Ltoyd Moieby end tree egeni INF Tdny Ftuliipv re I Igrad Ira* egeni LHF Irene Tenant acquired SH F 9ttn* Wepmck end INF Jehrwy Feredet toniinsr toegue dreft * Kernel City Obtained IS Gerald Ferry dram Allan* i ugned tree agent RHFy AAerfc Oe. l Storm Deny end Richard Del ten. r* ugned be* egeni OF Willi* Witoen. Tree egeni )B Frank WMto end tree agent RHF Store Creator* acquired LHF Bill Wliemaon m minor league dreft PMlMraekee: Signed tree agent OH Dare Ferker. re ugned Ira* egeni IB Terry Frencan* andlree agent 99 Rabtn Veuni e Minneteto Oblened OF Jim 0-rer dram AAenlreell end C Jun.gr Ortll I Irom FitHSurgft). ugned be* egeni RHF Rich Tell, re ugned free egeni) B Kent Hrbek a d Ire* egeni OF Aiento CaUilto. obtained OF SAen* Mack m minor toegu* draft dNear Verb; Obtained RHF* Tim Leary. Jell Robinum end Willie Smith end OF Van Snider ugned Ire* egeni RHF Feicuel Parer. Ira* egeni C > « ) Cerene end tree egeni 76 Gemevo Gertie lunc* rttottedl re ugned tree egeni OF Mel Hell • Oakland; Signed be* egeni RHP Stall Vender yon and tree agent C Jem to Quirk, re ugned tree egeni OF Rickey Hander yon end tree egeni IB Cm Phe'pr acquired RHP Reggto Herr.* m miner league draft • Seem*: Signed Ire* eqem IB Feto 0 Br m end bee agent LHF AAelt Yeung • Taeet: Signed Ira* egeni O Ft Gary Fefti*. Rick Leech end Thed Boatoy. *c •uirad RHF Reman Menan n m a rt toegu* dreft • Turmto Obtained LHP Paul Kitgut 1 Irom Outage CuMI end RHF Ricky Tnicek dram Atlantal reigned Ire* egeni OF Maoe.e Wiiycn end tree egeni INF Tom Leeton NATIONAL LEAGUE • Atlanta Obtained INF Atoeia Intent* I Irom Tarenle). C Ernie Whill (Item Torenle). LHF Charlie Leibrendl llrem Kenaet city), RHP Rich Luccktn IIrom Kenyat Cllyl end )S Jim Fretley llrem Seattle) ugned Itte egen* IB Nick EutAy * Out Age Obtained OF Oe.e Clerk (Irom Ctorelendl. RHF JeeeNunoi dram Toronto I aCIncueaeK. Obtained LHF Bendy Myery llrem New Vert Melt) OF Hal Mart to Hr om New York Yonkoetl end OF Billy Neither (Irom Filtiburgh) i-jned tree egeni C Oer* Engie acquired pitcher Tun ley an* m muter toegu* draft e Weettoe Ugned Ire* agent INF Ken ONerttut and RHPi 011 GulUckwn and Brian timer. re lignra Ire* egeni LHF Dan Schatieder. ecqulrod B h P i X i r l i r treraend* i and William Brennan in miner toegu* draft * Let Angela! Obipned OF Jun Samuel llrem New Y*rk MeHL ugned Ira* agent OF Hubra BroaAt. Ira* egml RHPi Jim Gen md AAlk* Metohia end Ire* egeni LHF Pal Ferry, re tigned tree egeni LHF Fernand* Veieniuei* end be* euenl OF John Shelby * Atomreel Signed tree egeni RHPy D* nniy Boyd end Dee* Schmidt, acquired RHF Bill Sampen m miner league draft *New Verb: Obtained LHP Jahn Franca llram Cincinnati) IB OF Mike Marthe) I dram Lot Angetot i. RHF Atolendra Pent dram lo i Angela! 1 end OF Kufti Hughey dram Baltimore), re ugned Ira* agent INF Tim Tevtoi. acquired RHF Irani Checker! to miner toegu draft * Ffciledalpkie: Sgned he* agent OF Car meto Martinet, re u gned Ira* egeni C Store Lea*, acquired OF Su Camquem* and INF Oer Id HoiImy to miner toegu Waft eP m u u rg* Obtained C Don Sieughl dram New York Vmkeey). RHF Mike Meetier llrem Cincmneni eng e> Jell Richardyon llrem Cmcmnelil ugned Ire* egeni RHPy Well Terrell end T*d Power end bm agent INF Welly Beckman, re ugned bm egml LHF Nee' Heaion end RHP Oouq Seir • SI. Lewi Signed bm egeni RHP Bryn Smith end Irm egeni LHpy John Tudor end Gibim Aib* r# ugned Irm egeni LHPi Micky Her ton end Frank O'Pmo end RHF Denny Cae even Dtoge Obleurad OF Joe Carter dram Ctoulendl. ugned bm egeni OF Fred lytw and b m egml LHF Craig letterry acquired RHF Alike Dunn* m minor toegu draft a Sen Franclye* Sgned bm egeni OF Kerin Bate bm agent C Cary Carter bm egml INF Dare Andertm end bm egeni RHF Dm Ourtenperry. re ugned be* egeni C Terry Kennedy, acquired RHF Jam Aieortl end INF Cluck Jeckun to minor toegu draft �Sanford Horrid. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, April B, 1M0 — M Briar Corp. rallies for Seminole Softball win r n w m w i i M m _____________ FIVE POINTS - Trailing 16-9 In the sixth Inning. The Briar Corporation rallied lor eight runa to pull out a 17-16 win over Nucel'a Pizzeria In the Starling Division o f the Seminole Softball Club. Zebronda Snell waa the win­ ning pitcher for The Briar Corp. In other Starling games: Holly Oreene and Zebronda Snell hit home runs to lift The Briar Corporation to an 11-6 win over Allied Fastener and Tool on March 29. Snell waa also the winning pitcher. Zebronda Snell pitched The Briar Corporation to a 12-11 decision over Seminole Batting Range on March 17. Julie Kalaukas. Sarah Braddock, Andrea Feltccttl and Kristi Bailer provided the offense for Feiicettl Pools In a 15-14 win over First Federal. Bailer also was the defensive star. Braun Cadillac knocked oft Ace Hardware 21-11. Leading the way were Carrie Kieiman, Kristen Mitchell. Megan Mitchell, B ethanle Randolph. Jessica P a u s k a . L a u re n S e a y and Jessica Hilton. Hawks . Winning pitcher Julie Jones contributed four singles and three runs scored for Cafe Sor­ rento In their 18-6 victory over S p e c ia lty Prod u cts. J o n n le Beland was the losing pitcher. Also chipping In on offense were Pamela M am (four singles, a double, th ree runs scored), Jamie Sharp (four singles, two runs aco red I and Sabrina Stein Ifour singles, one run scored). Cafe Sorrento turned three double plays In support o f the one-hit pitch in g o f Jen n ifer Deans as they pummeled Sonny Winn Distributors 24-0. Tara Phelps was the losing pitcher. P ro v id in g the offen se w ere Pamela Mam (four singles, one double, five runs scored). Jamie Sharp (th ree sin gles). Julie Jones (tw o singles), Sabrina Stein (single, home run). Joyla C a p o (s in g le , d o u b le ) and Barbara Kreuter and Kim Ollverl leach with two singles). Scoring six runs In each o f the first four Innings. Cafe Sorrento whipped Industrial Waste Serv­ ices 25-1. Julie Jones and Jen­ nifer Deans -pitched lor Cafe Sorrento. Sarah Vance took the loss. Cafe Sorrento was led offensively by Jamie Sharp (four s in g le s , fo u r runs s co red ). Sabrina Stein and Jones (three s in g le s ea c h l. J o y la C apo. A m b e r P e c k an d B a rb a ra Kreulcr (two singles each) and Deans (single, home run). For Industrial Waste Services. Am y Pourde singled and scored a run while Angle Ardollna doubled and had an RBI. F alcoas April Zorn singled, doubled, tripled and drove In four runs to power First Union to an 11-5 win over Jennings Battery. Barbie Bartels was the winning pitcher over Jennt Wlncgar. First Union also got offensive contributions from Bartels (two singles, two RBI). Marcy Schroeder (double, (w o RBI). Vanessa Ollvero and Shannon Etchlson (a single and RBI each) and Jennifer Forston (single). For Jennings Battery, Wlnegar had a double and two RBI w h ile A s h le y Ham rick singled and doubles. SoUd Infield defense helped w in n in g p it c h e r J e n n ife r Forston toss a two-hitter In First U n i o n 's 7 -1 d e f e s t o f MaiUsnd-WInter Park Plumbing, heather Langtree suffered the loss. Providing the offense for First Union were Barbie Bartels (two singled, two RBI). Forston (two singles, one RBI). Marcy Schroeder (three singles, one RBI). Michelle ReiUy (single) and Tonds Corrente (single, RBI), g tg f-tt Jamie Behind drove in three runs with three hits as Cassel­ berry Rotary scored five runs In the sixth inning to overtake Florida Police Athletic League 11-9. Angels Snow drilled s grand slam to put FPLA on lop In the top half o f the sixth, but Casselberry came back. Michelle Bishop took the win over Gina Barter. Chert Green also added three hits for Casselberry as well as scoring two runs. Bishop. Jodie Beland, and Jaime Iwanc y tk all added two hits for Casselberry while Kelly Kohn and Jennifer HUdcrt each had one. Trine Winston crushed three hits and pitched a completegame win for Richards Air Con­ ditioning and Heating Lake Mary II as they prevailed over A. L. Williams Winter Spring I. 10-7. Kristi Richards took the loss for Winter Springs. LeAnn Massey also connected for three hits while Melanie Richards. Jennifer □randelU. and Mandy Flor each added two. Kim Sc hoe berg snared a deep Ily ball to stop a J. V. D. Construction Winter Springs II rally and give Casselberry Rota­ ry a 14-12 win. Winter Springs trailed 14-6 after three Innings before scoring three runs In the last two Innings. Michelle Bishop took the win for Casselberry. Jodie Beland doubled twice and knocked In four runs for Cassel­ b e rry w h ile J a m ie Beland homered and drove In three runs. Bishop and Jamie lwancyzk each pounded out three hits whle Kelly Kohn had two. Christy Braiee. Claudia Orozco. S h a r k s G ra b er, and Lyn n Smoltnsk! each connected for one hit. Jamie Beland had two doubles and made live pulouls In leftcenter field to help Casselberry Rotary lo a 12-6 triumph over Price Water House. A five-run first Inning blew the game wide open. J a m ie Iw an cyzk Just missed the cycle, nailing a single, double and home run for Casselberry. Chert Green added three hits while Kelly Kohn connected for (w o. Sharteas Graber. Lynn Smollnski. Kim Schoeneberg, and Michelle Bish­ op each had one hit. Bishop also picked up the win over Tracy Brown. Angela Snow paced a 14-hll attack by Florida Police Athetlc League with five RBla as they downed Weklva Hunt Club 9-4. Snow also scored three runs. Gina Baylen picked up the win over Dawn Barnes. Baylen also scored three runs. Elizabeth Davidson and Melanie Frelwell both smashed three hit and Arnold had one. 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Warranty 370 CCA'a . .With aichinga .. 29.771 WW) Exchanga 6 2 0 M arina C ran kin g A m p s (M C A ) and 90 mlnuta raaarva capacity (R/C) L a w n !p a rd o n u tility b a tte ry with dapandabla atartlng powar lor many aardan KM 24MF. .With aichinga. .54.931 Iractora: 235 CCA'a. •20 MCA 123 R/C tti M ow. la FWMi KM 27MF. .With aichinga. .57.93) 720 MCA 180 R/C___________________________________________ +Additional p arts, s e rv ic e s , and labor may be needed at extra cost iO * 7+ l v S i l t Price Pront-ortd 0696 mant for many cars. Helps reduce hie wear and tear. Olrtt Toom Hindii|i: 1 Oviedo (0) 10.1 (IN) Lone Ironnoy (L I ) end Lobe Mery (LMI M. A Lyman ID 0. 1. DeLend ID) 4; 0 lak. Howell ILHI I; 7 SemlnoM • Lyman 6-2. 6-3. In No. 4 singles. Mlml Tran bested Jen Wheeler o f Lake Mary 6-3.6-1. At No. 1 doubles the Wise slslrrs lopped Bruno and Debbie Bourne of Lake Brantley 6-3. 6-1 and at No. 2 doubles. Kolseos and Tran won over Mulchnlk and Laurie Hahn of Lake Mary 6-2.6-2. The only other singles winner was posted by Hahn of Lake Mary 7-6. 6-1 over Grimm of Lake Brantley at the No 3 singles. "W c did as good as I could have ever hoped lo do." said Oviedo coach Don Gustafson PRICE PRICE DURANGO AiS • 35,000-mBa warranty* • Slid blind radial Ura • Spud ratid pirtormincx SM«M: No. I - Appel (L I ) del le w * It) 4-1. OS; No. 3 — Soport ILM) Sol Albert ILI 0 A 01) No. ] - Mitchell ID Sot. Sr«n 111) 04, 4 1; No. 4 - johnun I LSI Sot. Gotll ILI 01. 01. Mo l - ForquorSwn (IS ) dot. ShorldwnllMIOtOa DeoMeti No I — Appel/ttfaunry IL I) dot. Cornto/Mllchell ILI 01. 01; No 1 SherMen/Rogert ILM) dot. Ryon/Johnun IL I) 7 017-4),1004. 11...... . No I - Jo. Wlto (01 del Bruno I L I ) 01.01: No 1 - Jl Who 101 dot Smith ID 40. 01, 01. No 1 - KeiMot 101 dol Mulchntk ILM) 01. 01. No. 4 - Tran (01 dll Wheeler ILI 4 1. 41. No » - H « * i l L M I *tl Grimm IL I) 7AOI DooMot: No I - WIM/WIM 101 dol ■runo/loprno I L I ) 0 1. 0 ) ; No I KoneovTren 101 dol MutchnikrHohn ILMI 41.41 9 4 .9 7 9 9 .9 7 9 3 .9 7 c i x i i t u 11 I 9 4 .9 7 ] M ounting and tire m ain ten an ce in clu d e d -ro ad hazard w arran ty'availab le C e n tu ra 8 8 0 Q o ld t A tk ls tif Faalasaara tut m s/tM ti Fiu/aasti Fin/SMtl FiM/aami *100/73X14 PI01/79X14 ms/TMta W Exchanga Conference— C ontlnnsd fro m IB the tournament because Lake Mary and Lyman have such strong teajns." said Lake Brantley coach Frank Gooch. “ But Lake Mary and Lyman' drawing each other so early In the doubles and Jason (Appel) playing Lake Mary's No. I so early In the draw really helped us. "T h e districts arc a whole new ball game. With the three o f us and Dr. Phillips and Winter Park being so strong from the Metro Conference, no one has a wrap on It." Lake Mary also had a strong showing In the boys with Ryan Rogers taking the measure of second-seed M alt A lb ert of Lyman 6-4. 6-1 In No. 2 singles and Sheridan and Rogers best­ ing the lop-seeded doubles team of Scott Ryan and Johnson of Lake Mary 7 6 (7-4). 2 6. 6 4 In the No. 2 doubles. Lyman picked up the other singles cham pion when sec­ ond-seed Joey Mitchell knocked o ff top-seed R yan o f Lake Brantley 6-4.6-2 at No. 5. If the Lakr Brantley victory was Impressive In tile boys, the Oviedo girls vie lory wus even more so. The Lions took home wins In the first four singles matches as well us both doubles matches. In No. I singles, .lenny Wise won cosily over Kim Bruno of Lake Brantley 6 -1. 6-2. At No. 2 singles Jill Wise lost the first set but came back to brat Am y Smith of Lyman 4-6. 6-2. 6-2. The No. 3 singles had Kristina Kolseon over Tracv Mulrhnlk of NAME BRAND TIRES AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 5 9 9L .e Price 2-wrhool dloo or drum brake apeclel (or many U.S. care, imports and light trucks extra. Samimatalltc pad* . t in + mV •* 1 3 . 9 7 Sale Price A m o c o L D O oil luba/llllar lor many cart and light trucks SERVICES INCLUDE: 1. Oil changa: up to S qts. Amoco LOO motor oil (aicludat Ultimata) 2. Install 1 Molorvslorl Purolatoi oil lilltr (lor many cart) 3. Chassis lubkallon (lining* aitra) On Sale Mon., April 9 Thru Sat., April 14 ' CARRY OUT EA. 2 4 * 1Sale Price e u p c ft rrn U T S . For Omni, Horizon QMX/A Body Cara*........... 29.97 EA. Many Ford and Marcuty M odal*.................................... 34.97EA. Oasmallc S h ock s**..........18.97 EA. 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Guildllne Instruments, Inc. o f Orlando, say they will be pre-leasing the office and warehouse apace from their current location on Vineland Road. Orlando. Opening la slated for mid-July. ' Wick* wine Firestone drawing WINTER SPRINOS - Delores Wicks o f W inter Springs was chosen as the grand-prtxe sweepstakes winners of In the drawing held at Firestone's corporate headquarters In Chicago. She won her choice o f one o f four Ford vechlclrs. a 1990 Lincoln Continental, an Aeroatar an Ranger STX or a Probe GT. She chose the Ranger STX. The Firestone "W e 'd Like T o Meet You. N eighbor" sweepstakes entry forma were mailed to more than 700.000 people across the country to celebrate the openings o f more than 90 Firestone MaaterCare Service Centers. Wlckes will be awarded her prize during grand-prize ceremonies later this month at the Firestone MaslerCarc Service Center where she submitted her entry. Brown promoted by Whitehall Labs LONGWOOD — Gall Brown has been promoted by Whitehall Laboratories to the position of Region Account Manager. Brown Joined Whitehall Laboratories In August 1986 as a Territory Manager In Mobile. Alabama and In May 1989 was promoted to Region Trainer for the Southwest Region. In her new position, she will be responsible (or all facets of Sales and Merchandising of over-the-counter non prescript km drugs and toiletries lu large food, drug and mass merchandis­ ing account s In the Orlando area. / ■ a result ol the promotion, she has relocated from Alabama to Longwood. Stocks eke out gain despite Tokyo weakness By JAMCBKMKBL UPI Business Writer NEW YORK - The stock market stood firm In the face o f a 700-polnt decline In the T o k y o m arket last week, managing a small gain thanks to a surge In prices Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 4.05 Friday to close at 2717.12, posting u gain o f 9.91 points, or about 0.4 percenl.on the week. Among the broader market averages, the New York Stock Exchange com posite Index lost 0.07 points to close Ihe week at 186.78. Standard A Poor's 500-stock Index edged upO.14 to 340.08. D e c lin e s le d a d v a n c e s 1.055-818 uinoiig the 2.161 Issues traded I his week. Big B o a rd v o lu m e t o t a le d 719.984.020 shares, co m ­ pared with 662.125.494 a week earlier and 794.718.430 a year ago. Analysis said Ihe market acquitted Itself well In what was a dismal week for Ihe Tokyo market. For Ihe week. Tokyo's blue-chip Nikkei In­ dex lumbled 701.67 points. On Monday, slocks closed slightly tower after the blue chips almost erased an early sharp drop sparked by the second-worst loss ever on the Tokyo market. Tokyo stocks suffered their second-largest one-day d e­ cline Monday, losing 6.6 per­ c e n t o f t h e ir v a lu e , o r 1 .9 7 8 .3 8 p o in t s , a m id speculation that Japan's eco­ nomic boom could be coming loan end. On W e d n e s d a y , sto c k s closed about 315 points lower In Tokyo, but Ihe Dow Indus­ trials lost Just 17 points, pressured late In the session by fears o f a sharp decline In Ihe Tokyo market Thursday. There was speculation that sonic linns In Tokyo were In (lnanelal trouble anti mlghl not Ik- able lo m en margin calls. Bui Ihosc fears proved un­ founded. After an early drop, the Tokyo exchange denied the rumors uml slocks recov­ ered utmost all thrir losses. The Nikkei dosed Just 193 points lower after being oil more than 1.000 points In early Irudlng. Marketing strategy First Union Bank In downtown Sanlord, In cooperation with Ace Hardware, has eat up a bank display to encourage cllente to consider con- sumsr loans (or horn* Improvements. Slobhan McCullough, the bank's consumer loan officer, (lelt) and Bob Lettwlch, Introduce the display. N ew hom e warranties offered SANFORD — A new trend In home tales Is taking the worry out o f buying and selling a home, according to Herbert E. Stenstrom. owner o f ERA Stenstrom Realty. Inc. Warranties that protect against expenses due to mechanical breakdwons arc being offered by real estate firms across Ihe country, he said. In fact, one out o f IS homes sold In the United Slates now Is now covered by some form o f home warranty, he said. The question Is whal should the consumer look for? In a press release. Stenstrom offered some Upson how to choose a home warranty plan. A home warranty should cover Ihe major systems of a home such as plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical, as well as major kitchen appliances, he said. Heating and cooling systems are the most cosily to repair and amont the most frequent to fall. He pointed oul that buyers should understand that protection plans normally do not cover the structure Itself, such as the roof. Doors, walls and ceilings. Warranties, he also pointed out. do not protect against code violations or Improper Installation of covered systems. Slenstom stressed that home warranties do not 'replace casually Insurance. "Consumers still need casually coverage • > protect a home against vandalism, natural disasters or accidents." he said In the press release Developer seeks court protection United F t s m InternaUanal MIAMI — Cash-strapped Gen­ eral Development Corp.. which recently pleaded guilty In a $100 million fraud scheme, has filed for Chapter 11 protection under the federal bankruptcy codes. General Development, one of Florida's oldest and largest real esta te d evelop ers, said the C h a p te r 11 filin g In U .S. Bankruptcy Court In Miami was necessary to protect It from creditors while Ihe company develops u reorganization plan, which could take months. "W hile we. of course, deeply regret having lo lake the step of filing for bankruptcy relief, our board determined that this ac­ tion was necessary In light o f the company's Inability lo secure addlllonal financing (o meet Its short-term cash needs," Charles J. Simons, chairman and presi­ dent saidIna statement. Allhough some General Devel­ opment subsidiaries also filed Chapter 11. (he company said lls Vlstuna Resort and Giro Ivy limeshare resort subsidiaries did nol seek bankruptcy protection. The company will have the saine management under the supervlslon of Ihe bankruptcy court and will serk court ap­ proval for sales o f assets or for txirriiwing money, Simons said. "T h e major purpose o f home warranties Is to protect home buyers from unexpected major repair bills at a *lme when they can least afford It — during the first year o f home ownership. "There Is a separate policy,” Stenstrom said, "that protects sellers from unforsecn costs while their house Is on the market. This Is often at a time when they have their money set aside or already tied up In a new home." Generally the seller buys the warranty protec­ tion for the buyerthrough Ihe real estate broker. Stenstom said buyers can buy or extend a warranty If the seller declines to do so. But the preferred way of handling warranties, Stenstrom said. Is for the seller to pay for It os a standard term o f Ihe sale. "There's no question about It." Stenstrom pointed out. "providing a warranty on a home not only results In the home selling faster but also closer to Ihe asking price. Stenstrom said that prices for plans that cover home buyers range In this area from $150 to $500 for a years' coverage — the standard term, but price along should not be the determining factor. "B e sure." he said, “ to check what's covered for the price." til this area Stenstrom said the usual deductible Is $100. "W atch out." he said, "fo r policies that omit refrigerators, plumbing, toilets, sinks, faucets, shower heads, water-aolteners and well pumps." S N O W B IR D S l . a f lo c k a n o th e r WASHINGTON - America s civilian Jobless rate declined lo 5.2 percent In March but the slim 28.000 Increase In Ihe number o f new non-farm Jobs suggests a rather stale economy, the Labor Department said Fri­ day. In Florida, the Jobless rate remains at 9.8 percent, accord­ ing to the moat recent statistics. Factory Jobs continued to vanish In March, and the overall Increase In new Jobs was the smallest gain since June 1906 when the number dropped by 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 , g o v e r n m e n t econom Ists said "L ittle Job growth took place In th e n a t io n 's b u s in e s s establish m en ts," said Janet Norwood, commissioner o f the department's Bureau o f Labor Statistics, which compiled the monthly report. The national Jobless rate for January and February stood at 9.3 percent and the December rate was 5.2 percent. Including military personnel, the March jobless rate was 0.1 percent. The figures are adjusted to reflect seasonal factors. A f t e r s t r o n g g a i n s tn employment In January and F eb ru ary, m ost eco n o m ists expected little change In the March Jobless rate, which has hovered In the same range for the last 18 months. "W e believe Ihe economy Is gro w in g m oderately a fter a period o f robust grow th." presi­ d e n t ia l e c o n o m ic a d v is e r Michael Boskln said at a White House news briefing. But construction hiring slowed last month. In the wake of massive hiring during the un­ seasonably warm winter, while the num ber o f Jobs at the nation's factories dropped by 30.000. "Manufacturing la clearly at a steady decline that has con­ tinued even (hough the rest ol the economy Is healthy." said Russell Sheldon, an economist at Mellon Bank In Pittsburgh. O v e r th e p ast y e a r , the num ber of factory Jobs has plummeted by 250.000. <s„* ^ b u r d z ) - o f p e o p le who f l y t o a re a ho a v o id s n o w f a l l . Freeze was devastating L A K E L A N D (U P I) The Christinas Irce/r caused d im s tree damage in Florida as far south as Frost proof, and some growers may (eel the Impact of tin- damage lor years, a new d im s report says. About 25 percent ol the slate's orange yield and another 17 prrcenl of Its grapefruit crop was lost in Ihe Christmas freeze, a ccord in g (<> Florida C itrus Mutual. In high-yield ureas, such its Seminole. Volusia. Orange and Highlands counlles In central Florida, the freeze killed or s e v e re ly d a m a ged v irtu a lly every mature d im s trrr. otr.dals said. Driftwood Village 549 WEST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD LAKE MARY, FLORIDA 32746 (1 Mile East OII-4) F O R LE A SE 0 6 0 SQ. F T . * D O W N S T A IR S - 7 8 5 SQ. F T . 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Five A m erican com pan ies joined Torres recently to scqulre one of the few remaining U.S. munuTarturen o f key tools to produce advanced com puter rlilps. Only w eeks ago. Industry analysts had expressed serious concern that a Japanese com­ pany might buy the semicon­ ductor equipment division that I’erkln-Elmer Corp.. based In Norwalk. Conn., pul on the auction block because It did not generate profits. Nikon Corp. was mentioned as a likely buyer In a sensitive deal that would have required regula­ tory approval and could have been vetoed by President Bush. The U.S. buyer Is Etcc Inc., a new company led by a team of managers from Perkin-Elmer's sophisticated electronic beam division, with the backing o f live American high technology cor­ porations, Including Interna­ tional Business Machines Corp. “ We consider Elec to be In direct support o f the national Interest to strengthen critical technologies and Improve U.S. com petitiveness," commented Elec Chairman Charles Mlnihan after the March 19 acquisition. “ This Is a prime example o f U.S. In d u s tr y c o o p e r a t io n and teamwork." Tenns were not disclosed but Industry sources said PerkinElmer's former managers and IBM have the main slake In Elec, wh 'c Du Pont Co.. Grumman Corp.. Micron Technology Inc. and Zllel Corp., have amallcr Interests. Grumman Is a leading defense company with a data systems d i v i s i o n , M i c r o n is a m icrocom puter and m em ory cells manufacturer, and Zltel produces solid stale memory. Elec's pari nets did not elabo­ rate on the negotiations that led lo the formation o f the con­ sortium. But they all had been U f- Legal NotlcRR Legal Notice* Involved with Perkin-Elmer in "This creative response by the the past and had a common Industry draws an Impressive Interest In keeping under U.S. variety o f domestic companies control the vital first link In the a n d w i l l a i r c n g t h e n t h e complex chain that leads to the technology Infrastructure on production o f a computer chip. which we all depend." Kuehler Du Pont, beside its Involve­ said. The Defenae Department had m ent In E tec. also bought Perkln-Elmcr'a applied lithogra­ warned long before Perkin-Elmer phy operations. The diversified decided lo sell Its toolmaking c h e m ic a l c o r p o r a t io n w ill operations In April 1969 lhal the manufacture the masks used to U.S. electronics Industry was at risk of weakening lls position filter light beams In optical worldwide I/ toolmakers were lithography equipment. Perkin-Elmer and IBM. the forelgn-owned. The defenae In-, Ts largest chip maker, have dualry Is a m ajor u ser o f been closely associated for 30 electronics products. A Pentagon committee warned years and jo in tly developed sophisticated technology. The In 1967 that vital U.S. defense sale of the Prrkln-Elmer unit lo Interests could be at stake If the the consortium protects the U.S. chip toolmaking Industry were to fall under foreign con­ cru cial electro n beam technology developed by IBM trol. engineers and gives Elec the P e r k in -E lm e r a c h ie v e d a license to the world's most technology breakthrough In Ihe 1970s as Ihe world's first com­ advanced technique lo produce micron-Bile circuits. pany to develop n process, known as “ mlcrolllhography," IBM repeatedly said It was not going to acquire the Perkin- using light beams to print a Elmer division. But IBM execu­ maze of mtcron-nize Integrated tives were concerned lhal the circuits on silicon wafers. high technology developed by But Ihe company, after re­ the engineers at the world's porting a loss In 1967. had lo largest computer manufacturer announce Iasi year a major w ou ld end up ben efitin g a restructuring plan Including the foreign competitor. ■ale o f lls c o m p u te r ch ip IBM also has developed with toolmaking division, a sector Perkin-Elmer a revolutionary which r e q u ire s su b stan tial long-term research Investments piece of equipment. "Tool X ." to maintain a technological edge. w h ic h c o m b i n e s o p t i c a l "Th e division was not making technology, robotics and com ­ puterised controls to produce any money and required major powerful chips. IBM Is using the investments." explained analyst machine at its Burlington. Vt.. John Adams of Adams. Dark­ plant to produce the most power­ ness A Hill Inc. In Boslun. "It Is a sector with room for ful chips currently com m er­ cialised. the 4-megablt memory long-term research and devel­ chips, used In IBM's latest series opment Investments, but you o f high performance computers. end up subsidizing Ihe people who make semleondueiur chips, IBM V ice Chairm an Jack Kuehler. w ho late Iasi year which Is fine from u national hoped for a "scenario lhal keeps perspective, bul Is not front the polnl o f view of Prrkln -Elmir's Perkin-Elmer viable as a source Adam s said. o f semiconductor equipment In shareholders. the United Stales," praised thc “ The sale was a good move from u business point of view ." concerted action. 0 M w r t a/.KhrJ'Jv U/j}t9dMy J WiMllI • • *J f U M I AS AilOC /CONTINENTAL O tIT . an* that I mfan* ft raffior o*M M M •Iffl An Clark at Wm Circuit Court, IwnlmM Canty. FUrMM. In KcarBant* aim A t Fravlilant al IS* ftttlftaot Mama Slitvtn. Ta Wit: la d Ian •01 Ft Flartaa Itatvfat 1*0 Frank J. Gaia OubilkN: Aar1IS IS .Z l.lt. 1**» DCFS7 NOTICI oo FICTITIOUS NAMt ffetk# n h er*x (Ivan met wa ara on|i|H In buoinm at IK HU May Lana. Wink lain info Cavnty. Fieri#*. Aa Fktmaaa Mama at A CUT ABOVI LAItOSCAPING. an* Aat an Aland A register taid natna » I A Aa Clark kl Aa Circuit Caurt. SamlnaU County, liar Ida. A accardanca aim Aa Praalttana al Aa Flclillaut Naina Sfafutoo. Ta WII Sacttan ms aa FlarMa Statutaa i w IrtcB. JacaSt Anmany (arkara PuWitK: Aarti •. i l n . to. i m d ip NOTICE TO TN I PUBLIC Nat« * Is haraby given Aat A * Board at AdtuOmenl at Aa City at San lard srtH haM a regular meeting un April IL ISIS In A * City Hall Commission Chambers ot il:J ls m A ardw MconsM ar a rogues! Mr variance A A * '* Sid* Yard variance ra gulretnanlt in an SB IA district. Let f7. SanMrd Haights it racorded In PR S PC O Sami noMCounty, FlarMa Being mare spacllkally da scribed a* Mealed *M W. l*m Street Flarmad uaa at Aa preparty Is M canstrue! p IA(M Ipmily dtaatlAg Raardat Adluctmant W M Fhillpi.Chairman ADVICE TOTH! PUBLIC. II a parson dactdai M appeal a decision m a tt oiA respect M any mattyr cansMared at Aa above moating ar hearing, ha/sha mil need a verbatim retard at tha protoodwgt A aa ■OTIC! OP FICTITIOUS KAMI Nattca It ktrtSy (Nan Mat I am m n ( ta A katA ttk at Ml Pamkraak Plata, Lanfnaad. FL W n . SammaA Caunty. FMr Ida. undar Aa FkttHaua Mama at CHILD 1.0. S IR V I C I OF FLORID*. and Aat I inland M regular aatd nama aim Aa Clark at Aa Circuit Caurt. Sam InaM Caunty. FlarMa. In ac cardanca at A Aa PravltMn* at Aa FklilMwa Nama Slatwtaa. Ta Wit: Section Ml It FlarMa Stal utattast. Vicki 0. Bum-(act PuSllt*: Marcfi IL AarII I. L IL traa D IO IN IN T N I CtOCUIT COUNT O F TM IIIO M TIIN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INAN0F00 SIM INOLI COUNTY. FLOaiDA ca s ■ n o . w-aaaCAatP W W FAGAN SCO, INC. Flaintllt. rl UNIT!D AUTO SEN VICC CONP andCAXROLL GRAPHICS CO* PONATION. AJHINOID NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Aat purtuanl ta an Amandad Summary Final Judyman I at Faradatura antarad In IB* about anliliad cauta In lha Circuit Court at Aa Ei*h!*#n!h Judicial Circuit, in and tar Sammata County, Florida. I aril! tall at public auction tn Aa hiflAatl biddar Mr cam at Aa natl front door at Aa Court haunt A Aa City at laniard. Saminata Caunty. Florida, at Aa hour at II:M am an May kd. IttO. Aal car lam parcal at real preparty daaenbad at Ml Mm Commanca at a polnl on Aa north una ot and u j It Mai Watt at tha NE cornar at Aa SW M ot Aa SW U of taction L TowmMp It SouA. Nanaa i t (aat, Sami nala Caunty, Florida. Aanco run N. IS* IP W I U U Mat tar a polnl at bayInning. Thanea can tAua N l j ' i r * ■ I . Its Si Mai M Aa SeuAarfy R/W at SlaM Read No. alt. thence run W esterly aitng told N'W through a curve concave Southerly having a radiui at i R l l t Mat, a cantral eng** al F* irp l". and a chard bearing at N M*ar la" W., an arc distant* at 1»71 Mat, thanca run S. IF* t r i l " W. N i It Mat Aanca S r r 00- W I isatl Mat to the point at baginning. iub|*ct M an aaaomant tar R/W prupoMi aver Aa Eattarly IS Nat. being a portion ot Block X, Mobno Manor tnd faction according M A* Plal Ihoroat ot recordod A Plat Boo* IT. Paget aa, 47 and id at the Public Records at Sami noM Caunty. Florida Dated A lt JA day at April. HOB (SEAL) M ARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By: Rum King Deputy CMrk Publish April L1 L me DEPM D io n * They all are. Because Social Security Isn't just for retirement; it's for people of all ages. If your life is somehow cut short, il will pay survivors benefits to your family, even if you're years from retirement. If a serious illness or injury prevents you from working, il can provide disability payments. N ow you can find out what your benefits might be with a free IVrsonal Earnings and Benefit Estimate SUtemei t from Social Security. Using our records o f vour Social Security earnings .:rul the future income information you provide us, w e‘11give you an estir.Jte ul what you can expect—not only tor retirement, but in disability and survivors benefits as well Write to Dept. 75. Pueblo, Colorado 81009, and we'll send you a simple form you can complete to gel your own IVrsonal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement. (fsiaatiesi PuWiih March JO. April! 1*0* OEom NOTICE TO TNI PUBLIC Nolle* I* hereby (Ivan mat tha Board ot Adtuthnont *1 IIm City *t SanMrd will haM a regular mooting an April IL INS A lha City HOI Commission Chambers at II.M a m AardtrMconsM ar a raquasi Mr variance A A * Zoning Ordinance os it pertains 1* Sid* Yard t t r it n t t ra qulramanls In an SB t district LOT M AND EAST >v OF V A C A TE D A L L E Y . PINE HURST SUBDIVISION PB ] PO 71 at recerdvd in SaminoM Caunty. FMr Id* Being more spacllkally da scribed as Mcatad M Lak* Plannee us# *1 A * praparti Is I* construct a Single Family Board *1Adi Atmant W M Philips. Chairman ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a parse-i decides M appeal a decision mad* mth respect M any matter consularvd at A* above mealing or hairing, ha/slw will read a verbatim record al th* proceedings A eluding lha testimony and tvl dance, which record It not provided by Aa City at Vanlord IPS M i *1041 Publish March 7*. April L 1*N □ EO Its NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* I* hereby given lhal I am engaged A business al F O Ros HSU*. Ailamonla Springs FL JJ71S. Seminal* County, Florid*, under lha Fictitious Nam* at DR H it AND UL TIMATE Hjg. end Aal I inland M register said nama with A* CMrk *1 tha Circuit Court. Sam inoie Countr Florida. A ac cordance with Aa Prevision* ot A# Fictitious Nama Statutes. Ta Wit Section MtOf Florid* Slat ulas 1*47 Oasnmasn Corp Gun her an Singh Publish March )S. April I. L IL l**0 D IO SO \ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given lhal I am engaged A business at IMS Blue Fish PL. Geneva. Fla. t)73). SaminoM County. Florid*, under Aa Fictitious Nam* at CRYSTAL CLEAN CLEAN, and mat I Aland M register said nama with lha CMrk ot m* Circuit Caurt. SamAaM Caunty. FlarMa. A accardanca with pi* Previsions *1 th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*. T# Wit. Section MS 0* F Mr Ida SlatuMi l*S7. Solly Brady Canvary Publish: March IL April I. L IL 1*10 . _ ------------ a at tha preparty It M construct a garage onto a single family dwelling Board *1 Ad|uttm*nl W M Philips.Chairman ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. II a parson arc ides M appeal a decitIan mod* with rasps cl M any matter consldtred at th* above mooting or hairing. h*/the will naad a verbatim record ot m# proceedings in dudkig lha testimony and evl dsne*. which record It not provided by th* City *1 SanMrd IPS N i *1041 Publish March 7* April L l*t* OEOM SS: day at March. AO. Itab. by Patricia NaaandaM and you ar# require# t# *#rva a apy #1 your written diMnsot. II any M II. an pttlllanart whose name and adWm ar* Shown McCralk B Hoothor McCratk. IJU Douglas SI, SanMrd. FL JJ/ti and til* ih* ariginol with lha cMrk el th* Move styled caurt an ar batar* th* April IL 1*04, amarw'i* ludgmant may b* antarad mandid A th# parttun. WITNESS my hark and A* sail at this court an March 14. ISEALI Clark aim* Circuit Caurt Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publish March IL )L April I. L 1*14 o co m NOTICE TOTHEPUlLICi Notice it haraby given lhal Ih* Board at Ad|ustm*m at Ih* City *1 Sanlord will hold a regular iling on April tL IF City Hall Cocnmituan Chambart HallC at II 30 a m to ordrr to conud rr a raquatt for vartanca in tha Zoning Ordtnanca a» tt partaint to Raar Yard varlanct ra ouframanti in an SR tA diitrtct PB M PG 43 at rtcordrd in IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOB THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. CasatM.1 l»*S47 CA0«P FLEET REAL ESTATE FUHOINGCORP. Plaintiff. FREDDIE L. HALL.at*1, DsMndanls NOTICI OF FORECLOSURE SALE ■Y CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Nolle* It haraby given lhal th* undersigned Maryann* Mart*. CMrk at the Circuit Court ot SomMoM Caunty. Florid*, will, on th* 11th day of May. ISM. at II M A.M., tl tha Watt Front door at tha SaminoM County Courthouse. A lha City ot Son lord. Florida, attar Mr soM and salt *1 public outcry lo th* highest and bast biddar lor cash. Ih* following described property situated In Seminal* County. Florid*, to wit. LOT J*. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT 1, according lo plat thereof aa recorded A Plat Beak 1*. Fag* 1*. Public Records at SamInoMCaunty. FMr Ida Together with th* Al lowing •tarns at property tocatad A and permanently Installed os a port ot th* Impravamonts on sold C/H. A/C. RANGE. RANGE HOOD. DISHWASHER. WALL TO WALL CARPET pursuant to th* IInal deers* *1 foreclosure rniarad A a cat* pending in said Court, ID* styI* ol which is FLEET REAL ESTATE FUNDING CORF . vs FREDDIE L HALL.al01 WITNESS my hand and ol liciol sail ol said Court this Sth day ot April. 1*14 ISEALI BY JtanBrilMnl Deputy CMrk Publish AprilL IL IV*Q D E PH K $ . — THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT Cad now to place your h a v * snitd ad You con Japan* on cMsvhad to ha in* petition lass' CALL 3 2 2 *2 6 1 1 Legal NojjcH IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT IR AMR FOR M UM BLE COUNTY, FLORIDA U H M iR t R K M F F THE TROUT COMPANY, a Plaintiff. ROBERT I . MOON, Truata*. at at . NOTICE OP ACT uTl TO: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action M lore claa* a mortgapa SamInaMCaunty. FMrIda umts I and L Buitwng a . Until ll and I*. RulMNig a rod Units 11and N. BwUdMgE. and an unRvtdtd MM ANraat A Ma Cam man E laments. COACH LIGHT ESTATES. SECTION II. aCondomwlaesaaiMRngNlh* Daclarattm al CaManshstuns A Official Recardt Baa* ITT), Page ItN. Public Racardi at SamAaM CatAty. F Ml Ida MWand taeaPY at yawr wrtttan datMML It any, la It an PIMntftrt Attamay. WlUlam T. Connor, Esp. whoa* address Is 141 L Orlande A**.. Swita HI. Maitland. FL m i . an ar batar* April M. t*** and I1M Ih* original with the CMrk at th# Patman/Complaint. IN T N ! CIRCUIT COURT FOR S IM IN O t! COUNTY, FLORIDA CA4I tro .tr laaacAiiL IN N I T H ! PETITION OF thawn Edward Me Crane and Heather LyrmMcCrattt FOB CHANGE OF NAME STATE OF FLONIOA TO NONALD JACK McCRATIC ADONISS UNKNOWN NOTICI OF ACTION Yaw ara hereby nattiwd lhal a change *1 name at miner cNM/dtltWon wav on tat I Hniat Gian SsAdivi\.on DEO 144 Your n e w employee I (/ is just a PHONE CALL AW AY. \ T O ^ S NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Nattca Is hereby gluon that tho Board *1 Ad|u*lm*nt at m* City *1 SanMrd will h*M a regular mooting an April IL 1*14. A Ih* City Hail Commission Chamber* at 11:44am. AordtrMconsM or a reguatl tor variant* A th* Zoning Orpnanca a* it partaAs M Rear Yard variance re gviremants A an SR 1AA Ps trklan: FT OF S <> OF N *t OF LOT m BEG NW CORNER LOT I • L « F IOVLLW U.DE OF LOCH ARBOR SIC 4 RUN E 1)7 #*r N lo N LI W TO FT H OF B IG S TO BEG NEW UPSALA F I 1 FG tf a re corded In SomlnoM County. FMrMe Being more spacllkally d r scribed as Mealed Ttl Upsala IN* CLIRK’S NOTICI OF SALI NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice l* hereby gluon that I am engaged A buttons at m e Lak* Mary Bird. I1I1A. San lord Fla , Saminolo Caunty. Florida, under the Fictitious Nemo ot ARTS EQUIPMENT REPAIR, and lhal I Aland to register said nama with A* CMrk at tha Circuit Court. Sam Am* County. Florida. In ac cardanca with A* Provisions at tho Fictitious Nama Statutes Ta Wit: Section Mies Florida Slat ulas 1*17 Arthur J Oury Publish March IL April 1.I IL IftO Can you guess who's eligible for Social Security? dance, which record Is no1 preuMad by thp City ot Sanlord Legal Notices SamInolt County, Florida Batng mart tpreifically da teribad at locafad 100 Haral Blvd Plannad wm of ma groparty it looract a wtiifty building Boardof Adjuttmani W M Phiiipt, Chairman ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a parton dacidat la appaal a dacition mada with ratpacl to any mattar coniidarad at tha abort matting or hairing, ha iha will naad a varbatim rtcord of th# precaadfng« in eluding tha tttfimony and avt danct, which rtcord it not provided by tho City of Sanford (FS 3*0105) Publish March If. April 1.19*0 DEO 313 N O TIC I OF FICTITIOUS RAMI Notice It haraby glvan that I am angagad In bwtint*» at 301 C 2* PI.* Sanford FI 33371. Sami nolo County. F lor Ida. undar tha Flctitlou* Nama of JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE, and mat I in­ land to regular Mid nama with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, tom inoie County, Florida, In accordance with lha Provident ot tho Fictlttoua Name Statutaa* To Wit Section Ml Of Florida Statutaa 1957 John P Laichtama#. Jr. PubJith. March 35. April I. A 15* IftO DEO 345 N O TIC I OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It haraby fiwan that I am angagad in buiinatt at 411 Lanark St. Sanford. FI 13773. Saminota County. Florida, under lha Fictitious Nama of K MART NURSERY, and that I intend ta rag liter said name with the Clark ot lha Circuit Court, tom inoie County. Florida, in ac cordance with tho Frovit>on» ol tho FKfifleut Name Statute*. To Wit Section Its Of Florida Slat utet 1fS7 Keren k Hart Publish April t.l. 15.33. 1990 oep; NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM I Notice li hereby giran that I am engaged m buttnett at P O Son *140344. Altamonte Springt. FL 317li, Sam inoie County, Florida, under tha Fkctillou* Nama of THE FIRM SPORTS AND FITNESS MOOELS. and that I intend to regular Mid name with tha1 Clark ol tha Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, m accordance with tho Provident ot tha Ficlitiouft Nam# Statute*. Ta Wit Section •AS Of F lo#Ida Statute* 1957 Jamei E Teyior Pubhth April 1.1 15,33, 1990 OEP • NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged in butineM at 4(0 Wcmdb ridge Hd , Long wood FI# 31779, laminola County, Florida, under the Ficltttou* Nam a of TH E S P R IN G S H E A L T H s p a M ASSAG E SIRVICI;. and that t intend tu regular ie<d name with the Clerk at the Circuit Court Sam inoie County Florida m ac cordance wnth the Pr<t«ivon% ot the Ftcfiftowt Name Statute*. To Wit Section «at 09 Florida Stal uta* 195/ Agutf in AraguiUetn Pubit*h April ),« ll 73 i*W> OEP It Dated March IL tNP. MAtYANNE MORSE CLEEK OF COURT By- Ruth King Al Deputy CMrk Publish: March IL t l April 1. L IN* DEO If) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMI ROLE COUNTY. FLORIDA case NO: N-itasCJLaa-F IN RE: Tha Marriage*! bO etN II J .b R V A N T . Patmanar/WIta, and WILBER BRYANT. JR., NOTICI OP ACT KM TO WILBER BRYANT. JR. Routo I Portal. CA 30490 YOU ARK N K R IB Y NOT! PICO that • Pgtltton Nr D4* tolution M ir rfip hm bmn flNd y«M. and mat raw ara ramrfrad la aaraa a capy * r®wT ra®a®^^®dor d^aad^^^p 6a Pautian ma PatlHanar't a tta rn a r > M A R V IN L . BKAMANe J R-* KSQ . Marvin L. Baamaa. Jr.. P A.. atS NWymor# Road. Wtnfar Part* Florida M m iff* and Hit ma original ratponta ar plaadtng in tha otfica of tha Clark §4 tha Circuit Court, on or bofora tha 3rd day of May. !Vt& A O It you tall to do M. a datawlt ludgmant relief damandad In mo Pofitlon. Dated at SaminoM County. Florida, thtt 39th day of March. 1999. (SCAD MARY ANNE MORSE CLERIC OF THK CIRCUIT COURT By: SfiaronOurMn at Deputy Clark Pwblidi: April!. A 11.23.1990 dbpa . . . ......... , . N O TIC I OF FICTITIOUS NAJMI Notice It hereby gluon that we ara angagad In butlnet* at Ml SunrlM Ava. Winter Spring*. FL. SaminoM County, FMr Ida. undtr the Fictitious Nama if BUO A PATS CRCATIONA and that wa Intend M ragHMr *aM nama with me CMrk at tha Circuit Caurt. SaminoM County. Florida. In accordance with the Proviilant of tha Fktltleut Nama Statutaa. To Wit: Section •AS 09Florid# Statute# 1957 Harry V.Mawry Patricia H Mowry Publish; April A 1A 71. 39.1990 D IP tf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB IIO H T 8 IN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM IN O LI COUNTY. STAY I OF FLORIDA. Cate N*. t 9b 13*7 CAid P Oanoraf JwrMitcfMd Florida Bar Na.i mom » C O M M O N W E A LTH M ORT G A G E C O M P A N Y OF AMERICA, L -P . Plaintiff. v* RICHARDE HALL.Ifllvlng. etui .a fa i. NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO T P MALL INVEST M INTS. INC * a Florida carpe ration. Whote domicile, principal piece of bu*lne%e I* unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action M MracMeo a mortgage on ihe following property In SaminoM County. F Mr Ida LOT 4A. CONCORD WOODS V ILLA G E . S ECTIO N TWO. according to tha plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 1A Page* •3 and Al. Public Record* of SaminoM County. F torIda ha* bean hied again*! you and RICHARD E. HALL, il living, and tf married. MRS RICHARD E HALL, hi* wife. If living, including any unknown tpouta of *atd Defendant* it either hat remarried and ll either ar both of taid Defendant* are do coated, their retpectlv* un known heir*, deviaeet. granMe*. attigneei. creditor*, lienor* and truttoe*. and all other parton* claiming by. through, under or agamtt the named Defendant*, LYNN L- SCHALLER JOHN DOE and JANE DOC. and an other parton* In po«taction of tad rial property, wh«*e real name* are unco#tain, and A C O U S TI E N G IN E E R IN G COMPANY OF FLORIOA a F torida corporation, and r«u era required to term a copr of rout written dafentet. It any. to it on JOSEPH M P A N IE LLO . ESQUIRE Plaintiff * attorney whote addrett i» 301 N Franklin Street. Suita 3730. Tampa. F tor da 33103 on ar betora the fO*ti da/ of May. 19*0 and file the original with the Clerk ol thit Court ilifar before tar vice on Plaintiff* attorney or immediately there alter etherw ica a default will be entered agamtt you tor lha relief demanded m ihe Com pJ*ir>f DATED on thit ilk day at April. 19*0 ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUfTCOURT BY Ruth K«ng Deputr Cier k Pwbtitn April • IV DE P 79 I t 79 mmo �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, April 8, 1980 Ltqal N o Uc m Logal N o t t c f 1x4T N I CIRCUIT COURT OFTHIRfGM TIINTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INTNB CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATEO DIVISION Far Ne se 111CP IN ANO TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO IN RE. ANCILLARY ESTATE OF MARY CHRISTINE MURPHY, ELIZABETH WIEN. pietmiii. NOTICE OF AOMtNIITRATHM **. BILLY G HAYGOOO and CATHERINE At HAYGOOO. a/k/a KATHERINE M. HAYGOOO. hi* wIN. II living and all unknown parties claiminf By. through. undo*, or against the named Defendant Tdo odmlnlatrolion ot Ido Ektdto ot M ery Ctirlallne Murphy, totsesed. FIN Number *0 11) CP. It ponding In Ido Circuit Court lor Somlnalo County. Flo rid # . P ro b ttt Divition, tdo oddrett at which It Clerk et Circuit Court. ProboN Divition. P O Drbwor C. Son lord. FloridaB77I Ttw namet and oddratm et partiot claim aa h tm N v l i w i qc antoes. aaal^p^iaaa. Ile^te^^k, creditor*. trueion ar oNior claimants, aoainu the u M BILLY G HAVOOOOand CATHERINE M. HAYGOOO. a/k/aKATHERINIM HAYGOOO, M l wilt: ____ . '» attorney ore tot form boNw. All InNrttNd poriont are required to IIN with IMt court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: It) oil claims agalntl aw etteN end 111 any abjection by any inWrettod pertan N ahem Nut notice It tarvod mat challenge! Ida valid Ity at Ida will, ttw quelltketient at Rw ptnonel n p n ionlettvo. venue, or jurlimctWn et Ido Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publication at IMt nonce das begun on ttw Itt day at April. IH0 Per tens! Representative NOTICE OF ACTION BILLY O HAYGOOO and CATHERINE M, HAYGOOO. a/k/a K A T H E R I N E M . HAYGOOO. Alt WIN. II living claiming Nr. through. voder ar who art nal knewn N ka dead or allva srhetder laid unknawn aartm claim aa halra. devisees, granltta. assignees. INnara. cradllari. Irutlaaa. ar ether clalmanti agalnal Ida laid B IL L Y C HAYGOOO and CATHERINE M. HAYGOOO. a/k/a K A T H E R I N E M HAYGOOO. M l WIN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARC HEREBY NOT) TIED mat an tetim N tors d eal a mortgaga an Ida following praperty In Samlnala County. f liQTliCbt; Lai 7 ! OAKLAND HILLS, according N Ida plat Idaraol at racordad In Flat Bask 11 Paget a) and *A Public Racardt or Seminele County. Plarlda togaldar wild Ida Improvement! thereon and Ida flidiret and equipment therein contained and which pramlaet a/k/a I0ITI Barbuda Way. Orlando. Florida SNOT Richard Murphy ltd Lake Tripled Dr Cetiettovry, F L S i l l Attorney Nr Per tenet Reprelentatlve Joseph M Mur otka F O Or. MTa* Fern Pork, FL HUP lagtiuigiM Publish April I . ! IH0 OEP IJ you are required N tone a copy ol your written defenses. II any. to II on CHARLES R. OCORGC. III. ESOUIRE. LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES R GEORGE. Ml. P A . Ml E ttt Pino Slroot. SuIN IW . Orlando. Florida, and tlN id# original wild Ido Clark at tdo above tty led Court an or botoro the Itth day ot April. Ittd: otterwite a judgment may be entered agalntl you Nr the i Ido Com IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATED DIVISION FIN Na. tdltS CP IN RE: ESTATE OP ALFREDS LIG G E TT a/k/a ALFREDS LEG G ETT. Deemed NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION The adminitlratlen ol tho EttaN ol Alfred S Liggeit, a l t Allred S Leggett, do coated. FIN Number N111CP. It pending in the Circuit Court tar Semmeie County. Florida. ProbaN Divition. tdo addrait of which It Clerk at Circuit Court. ProbaN Division. P O Drawer C. Santord. Florida H ill. Ttw namet end addrettat at me perianal repretentatlve and Ida per tone I representative'! attorney ere wt form below All Intoretled portent ere required to tile with this court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE III all claims against Ida atlata and 111 any ob|oction by any Intaretwd parson to whom tdit nolica It tarvod that challenges me vend lly at ttw will, tdo qualifications at ttw personal repretentatlve, venue, ar luritdiclwn ol Ida Court WITHIN THE LATER OF ThREE MONTHS AFTER THE FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publication of tdit nolica hat begun an the Itt day of April. 1*00 Personal Representative Anna Me Bride MO Almond SI Orange City. F L Jl/ U Attorney for Per tonal Represented ve Joseph M Murat So P O Dr 700744 Fern Perk. FLIJ7J0 (ao/lUtoiM Publish April I . ! I»W OEP II WITNESS my Hand and leal ot tdit Court tdli l)td day el Wared. I HO iClreult Court Seal) WARVANNE MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT BY- CacaliaV.Etam Deputy Clark Publith: March IL IS. April 1.1 ISM DEO III IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s e n o .i H ir i/ CAeeP WORLD SAYINGS AMT LOAN ASSOCIATION."' AY Pialntllf. JAMES M. MOHCE LLO. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It hereby given that purwant N tdo Final Judgment ot Faroe loturo and Sad entered In the Ceuta pending In Ida Circuit Court at Ida EIGH TEEN TH Judicial Circuit. In end lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. C ivil A d la n No. It m r CA Ot P. Ido underlined Clerk will tell tdo property tilueted in told County, da tended et: Lot cl ot ILESOALE MANO. according N the Plat there*!, at recorded Ui Pial Book II. at Page Ot ot the Public Record! el Seminole County. F lorIda el public tale. N Ida hlghett and bail bidder lor cam at 11:00 o'clock AAA., on tdo ltd day at Juno. IHO ot tdo WEST FRONT door ot tdo SEMINOLE County Courmould. SANFORD. Florl da DATED mil SHI day at April. IH0 ISaall CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT MARYANNE MORSE By Bum King Deputy Clark Publith A p ril! ILIH O DEPI1 BEQUEST FOB PflOPOSALS The Houtlng Authority at Ida City ol Santord. Florda invltet mtoroitod CrrM.rd Public Ac countanil to tubmir propotali tor tdo partormanca at an ervxu al liicai audit at Public Homing Agency operation! Propotali mould include but may not be limNd N a background ol me company, experience with U S Department of HUO accounting and auditing procedural, end company methodology The eudil then be made by an independent auditor Propotali will be accepted until 1 00 P M on April to IHO To obtain additional inhumation, contact Judy Weakley, Interim Director Proptoeii mould be eddretied to Judy A Weekioy. Interim Director t he Housing Author lty ot tho City ol Santoro. F torIdo P O Boa JOtS Santord. Florida M771 MIS Tulrphono NO/IMIJIM Publ.m April! IJ lmo OEP SO NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Nonet It hereby given that me Board et Adiutlmenl el the City ol Santord will hold a regular meeting on April IL l»W. in Iho City HeM Commission Chambers el 11 M A M in order to contld er e request for vorianco In Iho Toning Ordinance et It pertains to Ground Sign Squero Footage variance requirements In an SC Jdutricton W ‘ ml lot 1 » All Loll a • S dlk ) Tr I Town ol Santord PB I PC ti at rtcordad in Seminole County. Florida bang more specifically do scribed et located 101 S French Ave Planned use ol me eropvrty it to increase the ealtlinq gruund sign face tram M tq Net to nt tq leal requesting e variance at JO sq tool I Ttw ollowod squero toolegouMsq tool I Board of Adjustment W M Philips. Chairmen AOVICE TO T h e PUBLIC It e person decides to appeal e decision made with respect to any matter considered et the above meeting or hearing, he she will need e verbatim record ol tho proteodingt in eluding the testimony end evl dance which record it not provded by the City of Santord iFStaaeiMi Publish March It April). ltd) DEO lit CELEBRITY CIPHER tryotaq p+U sr*4 f*m ' l l C F I H ' I G K I C I ' I E F A ; FO E t F N O J D J O H - J O J O H O N F O J K F F I I I X O I X F I V C O P O O K I F A D t C F f O l t C F F I H O P Z X C C I Z G I H . * R D O — Z F F C I H . PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N Batuot on television noser apit up on tha Uttroauod* " — Erma Bom bock 71— H r in W n itG * Lgoal N olle— CLASSIFIED ADS r f p iim - LERAL ADVERTISEMENT T i l l BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY PLOR IDA Separate sealed Bade Nr RFP ilia “ Enargy SAenogsmont end Cantrgt System, will ka received In Rw Purchasing Department. Simliwli County until liM P AL. to. WedwoeWey. tWB. Prtpoeatt will bo publicly opened and rood otoud In Ido Board ot County CommlttHnort Chamber, Room M I S . 1MI I . Pint Slroot. SonNrd. Florida on the above WMOtnkod doN ol } : ■ P M . Neal tune SCOFt OF SERVICES) De­ sign end tnsptoidonf an Energy Management and Control System IE CMSI N r Rw reduc Non ol energy ueege at Rw County Cerytdeuee and County Sarvlcee Eulltongs TtUt prelect otn tnctudot roplocomont. od ditNn end/er madtncatloM ot Saminola ASSEMBLERS APPLICATORS JOBS He exper lancx necessary ) shuts weekends or weekdays II) dr We train work In local area Full and part time IIMaSTTTIxxt. M. No Fee 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 _________________8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. P W VA TE PA RTY RATES H O U RS ... ............. ... SSmiXmSi *SSSwS:::g;£ U1UH1S-U v U H M W U e M v ilW U IIB n W n n fri(M ekiT ■r«tW(l • 11.30 reek Atcaunt far promp* pay meat. R fiadul Ini may incWde HaraM Adh»aMi»«c at fha cast of an editleeel day Cancol I doKnpHan far fn tn i retoHi Copy mast falter* accaptaMa Naan fha Day lefora Pwhlkatkon tenday * II AM. Saturday Rtandey - I I 30A M, fatorctey A D J U I T M I N T S A N O C M D I T 1 : in flm t v t u f #f an error lot pr bd. NM tdPMrd Hereto «HI1 Do rggpetatWe Mr ttw tint lawgrWBR PtaJy and only W Hw oitgwt ot MW cost si IN I InsertMat. F IN N cWtX f w r cB Nr accuracy ffw first Gay It IP MAILING BIOS. MAIL TO: P.O. Boo lilt Santord. F L B m t ll * IPOCLtVIRINRBIOIN PERSON. DELlYBRTOi COUNTY SER VICES ELDO 1101 E .F ln l Street. Room SMB Santord. FLBT7I BIDS MUST BH B IC ItV E D IR TH E PUECNASINO DE­ PARTMENT. IMt EAST FIRST S T R E E T , ROOM S IM HO L A T IR THAN I i M P.AL, MAY i t , IH t . RIDS R ECRIVBD A F T E R TH A T TIM E W ILL R O T ■■ A C C E P T E D . RO I N C E P T I O N S W I L L BR MAD*. NO BIDS WILL ER ACCEPTED OR R I C I I V I O IN ROOM w in . NO FACSIMILE OR TELE GRAPHIC PROPOSAL SUB M IS S IO N S W IL L ■* AC C E P TIO F O R F U R T H E R IN FORMATION AND A COPY OF R FP IIM PACKAGE CON TACT: CHARLES T. IVERSON taBT)HI I D ! E X T .T il l. Chariot T. Ivonen Acting Purchasing Director 1101 Beet First Street Santord, FLH TJI Publish A p ril! I«W OEP IT LEOALNOTICE Ttw SemlnoW County Port Authority, pursuant to ttw pr* visions ot Chapter U TITO. Laws at Florida, twroby gives public notice thot the dele el ttw regular Board Meeting Mr April, Itto. two boon charged Irom April 1! irso to April II. IfW. Ttw meeting shall taka place at 4 00 pm. In ttw board ream ot Ida Administration Building, IIM Kattner Piece. Port of Sofllord. Sonlord. SoWiMqle County. Florida Oatod at Sanford. ^emlnele County. Florida mis IlH dry ol April. Ifit SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY By: Harry Hagto. Chairman Attest: Claire H Paul. Publish: A p ril! ION DEP14 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SBMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBAT ■ DIVISION FIN Number IFin -C P F U L BAN NO. MOW IN RE THE ESTATE OF CHARLESM ALLEGRI.SR . NOTICE oe ADMINISTRATION Tho odmlnlstretlon of Ido esta te ot C H A R L E S M ALLEGRI. SR . deceased. File Number lb 1*1 CP. is pending In Itto Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. Prebole Division. the address ot which Is P O Drawer C. Santord. F lorido 137/1. The namet end add esses ol tdo perserveI representative and tda p e ria n a l repra santallve't attorney are sal torth below All interested persons are required to file wild mis court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: tl) Oil claims agalntl Ida estate and II) any ebleclian by an inlerestad parson on whom mis notice wot served that challenges tdo valid tty ot Itw will, tho quelll leal tons ot Ido personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot Ido court ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJ EC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot Rut notice das begun an Agrll! 1*S0 Personal Bepretenletlvo DONALDALLEGRI atoo NE It Avenue Fart Lauderdo Iv. Florida MXt Attorney tor Personal Representative Stephen J Simmons. Esq PAULM MAY. P A One Financial Plata. Suito U01 Fart Lauderdale. Florida MJI4 10*1 Telephone (J0J) ISJ 000) Publish A p ril! IL 1*10 DEP OS QUALITY TEMPS * DCUVtRT PERSON * * NEEDED tor local cemmunl ty prefect. Mutt be neat In car. Mutt be lamlliar with Orlando end surrounding areas GOOD PAVII START IMMRD4ATELT CaNMMIM DOT aRTIflEB DAITtR Needed tor local delivery. Mon Fri Benollts Subtlonco abuse tolling required Apply Ports City. Ml ■ Cornwell R0 ■Santord E O E CAIN AVAILABLE Buying Hemes A OutcbCNstng MltT-IT-PMMC Listen To Talfctaf PtroonaUI U per cell charpe to pn bill • m-mi-------• .... — • V76-tm • trams.----------------• n tm # Te L— ea B n m » f m - i t s U t t as— Lett a Found LOST. Blec^and""whito^eto Shin liu. ISaml last seen Lemon Blult Lending on 1/1T Blue Collar. 1100 REWARD ________ Call JTT S7*»________ TACRLE BOR found at Multott Lakt. Name an boa Also, mud* 1 kinds ol medicine Call 177 TWO_________ as-se«ui Hotim BECOME A NOTHIN For Details 1I0Q4B4J)4 F lorido Notary Attoc latien HE IS H I I t ! Mailreye. the World Tsecher. comet to guide us into a now ore el peace and global coop ere! ton Fir tree Informal ton Tara Center, aiktts rji I 27— N u rs e ry A C h ild C a r* CHRISTIAN CHILD CARE • Longwood Lake Mary area 1 A up HRS certlliad Early Chllddoed Degree Ea preschool Dir »c tor Preschool taught Hot lunches provided Reterences LynntJOOOJT DAY CAR* In my Hidden Lakes home, tonal TLC rOJCtJJ ________ Cell Ml 4W ________ LA R I MARY A R IA In cdilOcaro and children ol IdyllwiIdo school Call IMTttT LONGWOOD Mon F rt. in tants. 1 yrt experienced Lott ot TLC Dot 1M let/ LOOKING F*r CMMt h Intents end up All shiltt Mon Frt Meals provided Activities, personal care CPR certified Reterences Cell Karen or Tonya. 130 OOlt. anytime Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIO H TB IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO. Cl w son CAOPL FRANCISM WHITE and EUNICE R WHITE, hiiwlto. Plaintilt, vs. LLOYD A. STORY. AISOF ORLANDO. INC.eFIorIda corporation, d/b/a ALL INTERIORSUPPLY.and HUNTERMARINE. IN C .a F Ur Ida corporation. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accorServes with SS 41 Ml. Florida Statutes, and pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled Agrll LI *40 entered In Civil Cam He SO00*1el ttw Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole County. Florl do. I. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ol Itto Ctrcull Court In and tor Seminole County. Florida, will toll to Itw htgiwsl end bail bidder tar cash, al Ida West Irani door ol ttw Courthouse. Santord. Florida at 11 00 a m on the b i t day el April. IIS ! itw tallowing described property et tel forth In said Summary F Inal Judgment, to wit: lot l». Block " F ” . Lynwood Revision, according to Iho Plat thereof ot recorded In Piet Bosk I ! Pages » and IJ ot ttw Public Records et Seminole County. Florida Dated mis $m day of April. 1*10 MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT By JsanBrillant Deputy Clerk publish April ! 1 L l*t* D IP M NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING TYPICAL ROADWAY SECTIONS FOR DODD ROAD Howell Branch Reed te led Bug Lake Reed All Intoretled persons ere hereby advised that the Board el County Commissioners el Seminole County. Florida, will hold e Public Hearing an Iho 10m day ot April. letO. at T 00 p m lor at soon thereafter as possible) et the Seminole County Services Building. tMI East First Street. Room W 111. Santord. Florida, pertaining to ttw adeptton ol a tuial typical tec Iton tor Dodd Hoed from Howell Branch Reed to Red Bug Late Road In Seminole County Consider alien will bo given to end public input will be salicted as to the adoption el the final typical section lor design In addition to public input presented el me Public Hearing, written statements will be ecctptod Written ttetomentt or quetldnt regarding mu matter may bo directed to Jerry McCeilum. P E . County Engineer Department ot E ngmooring 174 Bush Boulevard Santord. Florida JJ771 IW7I B J 1)00. Extension )e)l Persons ere ad, ted mat. It they decide to appeal any decision made et this hearing may will need a record el Itw proceedings, end. tor sued purpose l*wy may need to insure thal e verbatim record 0* the proceedings is medx which record includes the testimony end evidence upon which the appeal it lube taxed (SEAL! MARYANNE MOUSE. Ctork to me Board et County Commitstona't Sam.neto County. Flex toe By Sandy Well Oepuly CkexS Publith April t t.lfso DEP J Ow c rts m ittM AMAZING recorded message explains details loading to earning 110.000 r per month Income Call tMII W UM BIST OKI ft K 0H Biniiusma Only 17.100 totally secured by equipment Can make you independent No tailing No Inventory. No overhead tSO.000 very possible llrtl year Limited openings avail able Call Mr Adams day or ntopt I a » U J MSI DRIVE A M IR C IO IS WEAN DESIGNER CLOTHES ■ANNtlMR* PER MONTMI a u (« 7 )« j-5 0 » ; Fer J4 hr. ram Pad niessape • * MSTMJRMT * * * W t l C m riG I l*SiA«S* * • Great Santord Location • Steady Income with weekly contracts • Very Profitable Business • Good Tarms Available Goad pey Full end perl lima positions available Longwood erxaCoil Course Cell**) TIM GOOOHOMERS REEOCOt Deity Work Doily P »» Call Bek lor iatetti otto* JEW............... « S Till HAJR STTUST Immediate openlnq tor expo rwnced stylist tor busy men's salon to Deltona ST4«M*. ask ter Joe HAIRSTYLIST AAA IMFLOYMINT TMW.ssmst. m sit * Experienced, fully frothed professional needed lor nowfy redecorated end aspended lull sorvico salon ap'd plus par cenlago ol retail Paid voce lion Cornno s Beauty Satan ★ C*i« Products* Over Itw read, tractor trailer, must have J yeart experience and good driving record Average trip todays Call I M |ts**H AO Carriers. Tavares. FI. D R IV E R S and F ra m in g Pullers Apply in person Lowes et Memend. MPS S U S they I) *1, Maitland Mtf. CpstoM CbNbtW Marbtt CURRENTLY NAS aIMMEDIATE OPININOS a For Tdo III Stotts _______ m a in _________ ■ H0SFITAL HOMERS Eioerwnca A Plvt Aaaty ot: lea Piwar Cl. Sto. in SantarR ltd Iwdestria) Park) ■adwoong SpaaM/F NaCalls I.E.g/Orug Sctaanlxi Rag \ N \ ( )1 * * NEEDED * * 55-B v s k ttU MAINTENANCE MOWERS Men. thru Frt daytime hours Apply to per ten NCR JIM Lake Emma Read. Lake Mary e F IO U R I CLERKs Your knack tar working with numbers lends mis one lor rout Hand!# reports end re cord data I Call today t AAA EMPLOYMENT >00W. m b S t....... OTJI74 a GAL FRIDAY x use wkt A lime et mis e little et met! Eye tor detail holds Ida ley I Nice firm needs you on the payroll today! KLICTRICIAM II— PinoMls GOLF COURSE CAFETERIA N0RRER frgm linden registered ot atPlug portent I IN I Bid Bond required. Earn Extra M at dame, sol your own hours, only IJ SB Invest rnenl Cellar* lille r ll* JW* 447Ok) D ELIVER Y DRIVER • For linen ta part hnw. tufl lime Immediate hit*, excellent driving record, cdaulteur lie. required lAJ»/itert Me 4MB DRIVERS DCAOIINI! nents at dotalWd In RFP Ilia There will bo 0 MANDATORY Pro Proposal Conference •allowed by MW vtwtt ot both buHduigo on WOWNtdoy. April 1! tf*K storting ot IM A M .. In Room SUP. l emlniN County Services Building. Iltl (e tl Pint Street, SenNr d. Orlando * Winter Park 71-H*lpW *Rtt* 7 1 -H G tp W N W tt* \t IN f • A DAY M VL I* HIV A l l ( I I H IS f I V\ Experienced residential electricians, end experienced helpers residential and com mere lot ........ Can m l Ml SI * To 111 par hour I Will train* AlltyprsntadMdf Slarttodayl Per maiftffll poiilignt1 M Btnt E V E N IN G C L A S S E S HHOI t l A i l l I )j M l . f I W EKTVA EMFLOTRKNT OFFORTUNiTT ( I ! O l I 'I i r tl A It C H R IS T IA N SCHOOL WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT i At i a i s x in t la now cnrolllnR atudenta far preachool, klndcrRarten. and RTudcs I thru 4 FURCHASING W RECTOR ROFFLER ■ 8M AU CLASSES • LOVINO CERTIFIED TEACHER* • HEW FACILITY . FULL OOGPEL CURRICULUM B A In Business or Public Admin (Siral ton and flvw (II years progrostivoly rosponti bto management experience In G O V E R N M E N T pro curemenl Pretor CPM end or CPPO Closing Dale April 3! II M I T l » l S l< . N ( < )| I M . l CALL TODAY For Further Info. SEMINOLE COUNTY PIRS'W NCLOFFICE SECOND S T R U T ANNEX IN I E. SECOND ST. SANFORD. FLORIOAJJ77I APPLICATIONS O IV IN A N O A C C IP TID MONDAY THRU FRIDAY I M A M TO I 00FM ______ EIO/M/F/H/V VVKiit i HR» 2 1 7 0 0 h n <>iLi*i/ft I Al or» / o 7 / o 771 0777 V am i I ^ ^ 111 4*JO WORN A T HOME t- d Income System For Success Free cassette Mpe Cell Pottle ^0 )£ ltJ4 )ja S 4 _e lte r^j> n ^^ « — F in a n c i*! 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Ml i needed ceahier, dMplay. etc Apply M partan Eagg* Fre . duct Market ledl SerNrd Av •RECEPTIONISTS •SECR ETAR IES •WORD PROCESSORS •INDUSTRIAL WORKERS N tr Mp pay. graal tantlitt I Pit opportunity M nark at / at tta lap company, in araa Call new Mr an nil. . tmun N O F E S /F 1 1 0 A V P A Y f MOUCDONNOMEtS M/F/H/V INSTANT MVCMCC1S* la d a y and pa l a :b within a weak Wa aid back na m in g O ur era cantlanlly in apad. and attrtMd ta may make larpar payctatkt ma lima Saund intor T Part lima 4 hill lima niabM CaW Tadaym naa O P P O R T U N IT IE S IN S TR ALIA Opanmpt avail in tavaral treat, will F n inM call T H I N •art HP_________________ ★ LADIES* * duty Pr admit Salat Rapt I or lull lima No aaparl I Wa train I ♦ par watt apt t a t ROSCAPERS Full lima tillent Driver t Licanta ■ Call H u m IP E M A IN TEN AN CE I In tta Lk. iry araa M ull have a t p . ta alura and rttpantibM wilti a ■ lid F la d r l v t r '1 lie :allanl carter oppertunlllet It good ilarlm p pay 4 tin t d i m i t n I HUE $2000AH ill leaning MIP PoHciat lor Ita . a gov*rnm#nt No tip t'ian ct r.ntcatiary Call • l i n t l t i l 1 Far more mlormalian________ A T U R E , reliable avaninp wailratt wanted Apply al t v Norm Country Club Hd . Lata Mary, btwn 1 30 and a 00 pm. Tuaiday thru Saturday_______ | MEDICAL RIGHT!IED NURSE i 7AAA to JPMShiff Part time Apply in person 1AM 4PM Lakavtew Nursing Ciflttr ft? i , m i it.................... MEDICAL MtCNCAL KCtPTKMIST Full time for solo dec lor s | practice O g a n u td social i thill* and typing ability Computer and insurance ta | par tenet required Sand ra sume to P O Bos I ISO, San lord, Florida 7377? ★ ★ MEDICAL* * i IMMEDIATE0FENINES* Ranging from ‘ Front Dash Rtctpfionisf'' To' Physicians’* CALL NOWIf f Wm i .......... I4MSU IUISC AIDES * All SHIFTS HIGHER STA R TIN G PAY! For carl iflad of per lanced Apply in parson to 11 Lakuview Hurting Center If E. 2nd S9............... • r Of frozen foods for Rich Food Good banal(Is. sfabla company Non smohtrs only Apply, <01 W llthltreet A R T TIM E \ Plan I Lonewood manutacturar It Making Mr anargatlc rallabM M lilt penitent an aur W ile ih.lt t l par hour Apptr in Parian Parker Hannifin. I l l Bennett Dr . 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A Wrd [ after noon A awas* •vary week all................................... 137 HIS ___________m g w t ___________ CO UN TBY E S T A T E - S bqrm . 1 bath an S acrat Sgraanatf In paM and l/ma * Incl paat A rata tarv ica m tan ar w law. aVt Mr Am,a nr i ita SI7.DM PUTS Mrear aidtampanyMakingt Tap Laval Managera Training and banatiti Far Interview Call . .........t aaairt t m _______ W inTod ■ K P t R I E N C I O MedKal In m ria c t Ctert desires perl Individuals Ho «tsum* position of rocruiling director Multi bill ton do! Ur wholesale in dustry Training leading to financial rewarding future. II rvAnctef independence And An opportunity lor retirement within I y*Art Ca MMr Bftetr Iteeeil SALES t it w. MALC wAnfi temAif to shAr* poo)sute condo Free rent for househeeping Ca HW4K>44 I H A iE HOUSE Prefer older person, non tmoher For IfitermAtiori J?3 AM? After t 97— Apartm ent* Furnished / Rant FURNISHED or inlurh.itad alticwncy ar 1 or 1 rm apla FramPlSMMBI ITT lilt LA R0 E ranavatad I ar ) bdrmt. rant by wk.ma A C. poll. m M Mr children i n PHI SANFORD Nice I and 1 burm apla. nas 4 upimo plut dap Hat ra g* pati m i n i ta Nice Art#, tharming smell comptee. huge f bdrm I bath , central heit end atr |400 _________ CallM AM fi_________ SANFORD I bdrm , ciose to downtown 1100 » USD tecuri ty Includes utilities Call m - m t . ______________ I BEO BO CM Furnished with kltchen«tte and utilities Pinecrest area 1 person only Can__________ wlawJ MOW MlgHta ■■E. ABBOTS 99—Apartm ent* U w fum lthtd/Rm rt i l l — kNkMtrtel _______ R tn tiis_______ tANFDRD. 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Lew renteI 333 0943 2000U A e Mari IM. 5214504 SANFORO RWJNEJJ a iT IE 1 BEDROOM. 1BATH L IK E NEW. privow ond ^ «n v o n io n l_ _ _ ^ _ C o j(* k * Jll» 101— H o u tti Furnlshod / R tnt MO Wylly Av lAIrpvtantrancal OfticaSpacaar CHI ict/waratauM ipaca avail CallHAOTElarm-HWauaa. 1TORE Elm at WaOrutt. 1.100 tq It ptui Mngad tMraga ItaO moW Robartyllt U ll * USEDCARIDT* With ONtga. awI A gm OSBAR Y • Furnished 2 bdrm family home as minutes to Disney'Daytona 4440'mo ♦ 7144*30 m colled__________ 4R7-122-1155 121— Condominium DEBUT SOUTH 3 bedroom cottage, nice and c le a n Q u ie t No p e ll 1174 mo 1114747 _______ R tn to li_______ IMF MARTCTWD0 103— M oults Unfum lth ed / R t nt HlikMn Vlltaga 1 bdrm 1 bath, pool, ISIS per month 499 7494or 344 3449 HOMESTORERT I end I bedream Unfurnished, Lake Mary and Santord areas! C a ll tor availability and locations Ask for Brenda 127— O H Ic t R tn to li ■RAND NEW OFF ICE BLDNO kOOiq H to M W tq tt O C IIO N IN O t Maw In Ipactal tm in a ________ tall HUM P________ Unfurnished / Rent E aperienced teiture cOAting A painting salesperson needed! Great te#d program Com mission, 400,0h0 plus poton flAl yr I Send written reply: 4h Montgomery Rd. #134, Altamonte Springs, FI 12714 SECURITYCUAIDS Full'part lima. Lkantad or unlicamad (Will help gat Iicama) Cell ITTNI1 SECURITYOFFICIOS Far Lata Mary Eiperlenca ar will tram Full 4 Pari lima M ITB O S EC U B ITY IH ITW ST0CNERS/PACKEItS To 111 1) hrl Will IreMt All ihltlt. all typail Parmanantl Malta EmpMymaat (R W Ij TELEMARKETERS Aloma araa No tailing I anlhutlatlic paepla needed now la tel appointment! tor homo lecunty Will train Good pay etpm M 'T 14am Ipm Sat Call data aai HOC TE LIM A R K ITIH O COEVILU/tUSTER COVE APARTMENTS E X TR A L A R O R U N IM l I. 7 A 1bedroom opts Pool/Tennis Court Peaceful convenient location Quiet oft street parking Renovation Special! No security tor quell tted applicants >130 *304 GOOD A 1 IA , 1 or 3 bdrm opts, pool, tff/wk or U4f/mo Pool A C 4 foundry XM IH 4 LAREFR0NTAPARTMENT Water ski and windsurf! Cat selberry, I bdrm 1 bath 14*0 per month plus deposit _________ Call 471 0441_________ MAH IN E R T V ILLA G E Lake Ada I bdrm 1374 mo 3bdrm 4304m o4 up f f l M Tf DORCHESTER rtPFS 2 bedroom 3bath From 1444 Lake Mary 3PW23 14%* jlfOUMMERIRC* t I have 10positions to fill No i ip*rmnci Necessary CAN YOU HELPF? ________ Call UP-4144________ * ATILEIMMriRSA * 40% PAID WEEKLY Cold sates, from*** And pros welcome EtoitG/g In Town! COME AND GET ITM Call I l f - m i ________________ RENTEDIN2OATS Mr Sumners of Sanford cnil to c an ce l h it u n fu rn is h e d apartment ad after only "2 Days What Fast Response1! For FA S T RESULTS with your rental needs CALL TO D AYIt SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED D EPT m in i WAREHOUSE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL • H R r o u e # PER NR e O A V / E V lN IN O SHIFT aW ARENOUSE O PICKER! PACK ERL a SHIPPINO/R ECEIVIN G R A IL SHIFTS Immadiata opamngi m lha Orlando araa You mutl ha .a your awn phone and Iranipor •alien No lea or contract Call tor dtlailt SANFORD Specioui3 Bdrm Condo Avail Washer Dryer Included STAR TING AT Wi0 For Details Call Renferema 44/ SM4 _Lenderama Fl. Inc,/Broker SANFORO •2 bdrm 2 bain, all appi<antes included 4414 mo Call ........ ............... 774 7441 ^ TAUNT TREE PERSONALSERVICES 740-0111 FUBNI1HID Ta Sturt with aama ... DalMna Araa 2M-II00 ____ SANFORD/LAKE M ARY 3 bdrm ) bath fireplace *444 mo Vision Really ___________ 747 4447___________ SANFORO Coiy J bdrm . 1 bath, cShfdg w /carport Sheeted lot. dose to city park end shopping No pets! 4474 mo * 4474 security C a ll............r o i f f f eHer ipm SANFORD • 3 bdrm . 1 bath, prvt fenced yard S40^mo plus security References re quired Call J73 7U3_________ SANFORD - 3 bdrm . I bath 4344 mo 4300 dep includes water and electricity 331 4444 SANOR A - 3 bdrm.. 3 bath, large screened In porch, ch a 4444 mo plus security Call 444 1400or 333 0019 _______ ♦07-322-1155 IIE E A LLR IN TA L O FFICE) latwO OC 1 Vary raaaaaaBMI 11 i l l . C ,IIw w t H I u n 141— Homos lor Solo ASSUMAIU. NOQUAUFTIN4 NCRLOANSWITH LESSTHU $2500CASH INCLUDING CLOSINO COST 1 1 1 bdrm homes in San ford. Deltona D «Bery/Lk. Mery/ Longwood Altamonte Springs SMOOOOWNINa CLOSING 1 bdrm I bath. flrrpUcv opp11anew carport LI* *00 L(SS THAU 13,100 DONH > EORM 3 RATH, fireplace. t 3/1*1. appliances, living rm, dining rm. femity rm w/brick fireplace 10 a IS K rn porch, pr ivac y fenced yard 147,900 w a sh •r t d y er , q u I e t neighborPtood. 4440 rent. 4440 security >30 4443 1 BEDROOM 1 bath, c/ha. 4440/mo plus deposit Refer antes req No pets 33114U DEIT0N4ASSUME NOQUAL. 105— O u p l e x - 3 bdrm 3 bath split plan Corner lot wilh pooi! 444.900 T rlp te x / R e n t LAK E M A R T 11. ckrp*lta. central H 'A . kitchen appli ances, fenced yard 131 4714 SANFORD - 2 bdrm duplex Complete kitchen, carport, no pets idKLmo 443 9140 1 Bdrm, duple■ carport, newly decorated, full kifechen 1394/mo Call 331 9133________ ASSUME NOQUALIFY 3 l ‘ ». i*04 sq ft . new paint and carpet, appliances on 1/3 acre 141? mo 144 000 Nice yard 1324 month plus * 4274 deposit Located Airport Blvd Sanford Call 774 3041 111— Resort/Vacation Rentals 1 Bedroom in Smokty Mountain c a b i n in T e n n Near Dolly wood and Galtingburg Weekly and monthly 123 004 122 4429or 414 474 1497 2 U S W. Sam i nolo Blvd, H w y. 17-92 Sanford, FL>1277t •WalRilront LilaaiylR ■ Modern Fltn eu Center • Indoor Recquetbell PRICI COWH.rout gUYERSt Altardabla 3/1 naar tghooit. park CuM A cIvan Raal dolihouta Now only 111.100 FENCED 1/1 NEAR Shopping, achsala Aituma na quality You'll Ilka what you wv Plntgraii araa Now 133.000 GREAT V I ITARTER/Rahraa Sugar oeahon Wall kapl Naar KtoUi itappmg- ta! EicalMntyard Only 333*00 NICE LIGHT IMOUSTEY SITE. Naar I a Cammarclally ranad V I . Gawd Irantaga AAora proparly availably.... UCOOO CALLANYTIME 321-2720 322-2420 IMS Park Dr., SaaMrd Ml W Lata Mary M . Lb. Mary FHA/R0ND MONET New Homes, 3 2. good loce tion, low down, low monthly Resete homes « Iso m**•lebte AA Cer net# Inc. Century 11 Cell tenet Mensltetd Days, r o i m Eves. I l l 7371 D ELTO N A 3 b d rm spHf/lbeth 1.343 sq ft •• •ere 144.400 Atwmekie Nen •n c e i i r o m i LAIEMART 1 bdrm 1 bath apli* plan. Larga lanctd lol Laka Mary uncoil iai ooo WALLACE CRESSREALTV _______mam_______ LAKE MARV/SANF0R0 Fen test ic Veluef 4 bdrm., 1 ‘ i befh. 3 story, new cerpel Custom window covennos. fire p le ce . gerden like twekyerd w, large wood deck Won t test long et $117.0001 The Course* Ce. r o 9797. UAE MART POOL HOME The Crossings. 3 bdrm 3 bath, appliances, sprinkler system. 3 car garage............. 1940/mo Cell Hob er Karen. 331 4443 Mtlra Rul EsUtaCo. Inc. ___________n i - i M i ___________ MUST SELL- Lk Mary J br . I bath Aiiuma na an ttjooa JJJ U M tallM / m tyitr.v i N. * FRRR Mortar In Law cattaga wim mit thinning nag aq t t . a bdrm. 3 bam Kama an I aero Hardwood llaort. Iplc. taatod pool B tta Many amanitwt art mcludad In bom homaa. Only SJfg.OM. □aity/Watm-nsa/ns-nga CAN Vm BatavaT V t homo wn car fa/aga. fully iruitad patlc. oat m bar to family rm. and clndar blacb/atucca sal.m Ml mcl. Cindy/ Evotyn sss-naan>nn/sn-Aiaa mraaj *«|W ASSUMARLR. 1 bdrm . 1 tatraal M l iwa 145—Out » f State Freewty/teta Fra* braebura »| mauniain pr opart wt Coot train Mr M Wat tarn Norm Carolina I Call M l Iraa. I M IU K X or wrlM SMOKY M O U N TAIN LAND B hom es, po sox MURPHY NC MW. iaat. 149— Comnstrctal P ro p tfty / S x ta CHURCH-On lllacraa Naar I a MUST SELLII RtalEtMMOta att-nw QURORRflll SALK ON L I A t a 11.000 t q H on 1*> aert 111 tq tt ar liaootq tl GREAT TERMSI Raa, EtlaMOta O HM a SANFORO By Onnar - Liem ud boarding aiabM w/13 Halta. I fanead paHuraa. tprlnhMr aytlam Includqa lavaly J bdrm . I bam » maMM homa lor yaur managtr Many •■Iraa I1W.QQO Mata Otar Can m - n t * ________________ T R IF L E X Good incama. poMntiai Etc cand r owm ■Iralot t a t N O P lS U t 4,000Si. FL ttaUt BbiMmi IDYILW ILO E • ) bdrm, I batha. FR taat pump, tolar hot wataf. larga carntr lot. tgrlnbMr aytlam B mora taa.3M. Lynnsnaa/nitaat LAKE - SYLVAN ESTATES • Country living wim city can wnwncat A pMatura M aaa ] bdrm, . | batht aaa.NO Lyn Fartaa tisnaa/iu nar RETIREE'S Par adit* I Sacurity A ragraationa, actlvltlai Low la>ta/m maintananca Pnca rrducvdtJJ.W# R.McKaona m -ta n ST. JOHNS Riwr - GracMut I T on wida canal Only ] loll away Irom rlvar Ovar MOD iq II living araa ENM/CMdy miMa/avatsn u t t LOVELY I tMry J/.'y homo with graal rm A tpaciout dining araa. Iplc. 4 loyar Wa lari ion! ttt.000 Atiuma w/quallty Lk Mary School Evoiyii. nj-naa/tvot n i -it u 323-3200 A k (/e s HUMANW9.AHUM* IETES1INTHE SOUTH SANFORD - Bveutlful. quefify 4 bedroom. 3 both home on 3/4 •ere lot in outstanding eree of homes 3 cer efteched gerege 2 cer deteched gerege office 1 lerge office of rough coder with tile flooring, rough ceder huge bedroom with terge welk m closet Deck end huge both Fpk end living room* etc Must see !f Reduced 4144 000 Tanad M 1 lighi manulaclur Ing taar I f f ] and irm St P a r i o lllc a a and part warahouto SdWpartq P .S II leading dock CaWWfMa 44 apla.. I I . 300.aaa Inc . tM.oag a untit maos me ait.ooo. attKa I» ip u v to a . Incoma an.000 Ovaitl Ownar r.locating Call W a i t ). 153— AcriRflGUtS/SRlR GENEVASnail Big 0*ks! Eesy Terms! 123.900 irem iitee N e lty M e tr o HAVE T0UI OWN RAKHt t * acrat May town Road. If mllaa Irom O tM a n.......trrw o GtadMrmal CALL BART H EAL E S TA TE ........... ......... m i m O CALA N A TIO N A L FOREST Woadad lata Rlvar accna. 33410 ascii Na w tnry dawal SJ1.41 monthly ....... Onnar IW4) 13t-H ta ar 1*041t u > 4 » O S T E E N naar SI Johnt RlvarTwo 3 acra Mta. tida by Udt. Buy ana or bom. u / . m aacn Low down Park and baal privilvggt No rnobiMk Ownar tlnanca Call 1 » MM r ea lto r lo g h o m e s dealership u u u x e r broAU FontnuL Inccmmenl 1QQ% Hiurctl b> nithIcI tuniic. hf.irimji jl MT41h Reiniti tmir laiiviciil i*»hi .ill I hm I I k km.in M l I rcc |-MII»hVVtih7*l,Ff TELFAIR REALTY cutlevi hi<-m.i7:i II HWY 17 92. DERARY 4 0 7 4 U 4 4 5 I/4 0 7 4 4 4 S 7 2 2 ([M aionda H omes •I PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES ___________ 3114744 m s e m Assum e Lech A rb er. 3/1. screened porch, fenced A 1 area 14.900 dn 449 9QQ 3131447 e I hr •A c 111 <k . i.wuru >4tte Calton Homes of Florida, Inc. 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Watarfrant Law InWmt raM B mlg pay manta. taa.Mt CMyMn SALECMLEASEOPTION 2BEDROOMDUPLEX PINE IID6ECIUN SANFORD Ml M U R SANFORD • Mativatadt CuM 1 bdrm . big Ml 13a.M0 STENSTROM REALTY, INC. 417-522-1155 FINSCREST - Mg 1 bdrm. canlral air naar park Traad ASSUMARLI • J/1 w / 1 ground pool Country al nUipAari wim city canvo nwncr A wall tap, lagrat until r m taf kat BMa/CMdy m m u m tm /m m u * REALESTATEOFTia* ATTENTIONCL0SEISI • Spedal FlnandnE W A S H ER /D R YER st. Sait* aaa ^ 2 3 -5 7 7 4 • Sanfiiril/Lalu Mary Arab Loratloo. • Krcrantluiul Amanilka • Spactou! Pnpular Fluor Plaaa APRIL BONUS tu . COUNT■V CHARMER 1 bdrm . 1 bath. lamilY rm. la ri K T yard, hvgt taautilul aakL raiMd patio. I f HAM radla towrr EaiyMrma...... LU.aoa ASSUMABLE wrtltAM dawn. 3 bdrm. I<t bath, cb tarn*, ch A a. garaga. Mngad I k Bird ratv. 11 yr, ramatntng. only u a jm 2DORM. 2IATN APTS 91— A p a rtm e n ts / House to Stu r t CALL Util FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION 323-2323 II M I H I M n Lika working with yaur handt? Step Kara l Etleblittad cutMm weed itapwanti you! AAA EM PLOVM IRt SANFORD $75,000TO$119,000 EIEC. TTPf INWVIDUA1 FAMEI/LOADEI I R w l I bath A >». utility tto4 w a . » Call atar a pm N fU N R /N E C M A N tC Truck and equipment Great bentliti Ryder SytttmL ) N Ruth Bird . Santord m 1K4 act SWT mi w. tubst. N Wi iK HM I ltEwl i uE aEa fr ra m 5 2 1 4 7 5 9 ..................52122S7 CN ULUO TA It I M U I m/riMadini 7J— E m p lo y m * n t ~ Langereed manutacturar It looking Mr anargatk rtllaRM people M fill paMIMta an our IndMutl S) par M u r . Apply M Parian Partar Hamllln. Wl Bannatl Or , Langweed I Tat a 434 M Commerce Park, acrait from South Seminole Mai#1 tM I...... ............. ............. EOE production nomeis CHVICtS TRUCRDRIVERS t i l l I I I llhaurty Will tram. A llihitH re s ru u o ts Start III 41/hr. Far aaam and applkalm informalian call ★ NEEDTO SELL* Uc. Baal EaN MaalaaMriAw. t y n aaparlanct Varltlabia Goad Wiving regard Pail all DOT roga and pan drug ■groan Paid vagatwn 4 taalth Iniur Other benat.it alia Sun Eatt AuM CarrMrv M l UT> VOLT TEMPORARY SERVICES ________ CrRWMIW________ WANTED BETIREO COUPLE i mm* 141— Howwforlolt 141—HMittterSNlN BATEMAN REALTY Earn u.Wg/ma part time atar M davit Caniaiaiaa W, fenced yard M dagtll P/T ‘ “ m suo I Mrm attlgnmantt In yaur ■• O F F IC E C L I N K ) K l - k w m i Wr Site PMUCKUtTIOMRCP Far Maury apartment cam muntty In Santerd. Salary and bawatat Call m » N _______ PART TIME 14 « M Mail land aivd " tat nmtdiaM opanlngt Mr maidt public i f n clbbmri My M prion T u n thru IO I K IT • N * C A R L Y L E * k y i e w y W H g k l (flijon fiOMfSw Salt's Office ( ) 07) . U I IOI)J l A^aronda Homes Deltona Route*aid S 7 4 4 I3 4 Duksen Onve M I-09 24 Oe«n IlWiy ig k» • SundiT 12 TO 4 Fran onanda araa aua dratt Ph. a n -1 i u v a** aoao �1** — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florid* — Sunday. Aofll 8. 1990 155— C ond o m in iu m * _____C o -O y /S a le oe c a i i i l m b r y M r g i . > bet* t em k w 1*1— C ountry “ Fww ty /M * i v il l a s rn i VOLVO IT A ION WAGON T iw f s a iT hi ...«• » 1944* 477-4511 B rTr* r kbuceotoum w 157— M o b il* H o r n * * / 5*1* SECLUDED BuiCloro Ta Taom > A c m w/Mabito. S**nc. Won CMV1ACE COVE 44/3271155 W N I N IC III 1 badroam. > toll bath double* id* Catha droi ctfltogt hardbaard id log. thmgle raof. tkirfmg Mat! taa Ta A w r K U t r t i im Call Catlacf *7 t j j to- o ar m K l t t V SOUTH Goad Veluel Nice I bedroom. I 'l bam. carport M r lor In •utet retiree port UWO FI nancmt atoll m t l* f ______ t r y lm . ■i w M wtm iH tk try tl.W/aacfi O B » I Ml IMAPPIB BIDIN* MOWER t> HR » me. wim y m catena. k iN C a illll Ttef m i 199— r*t* a Svppiiw 1 1 1 -A p p lia n c e s OOLDEN RETRIEVER STUD / F u m ltu ra BABY CRIB canvartt to yaulti bad and Mull bed Nr*, m M r Only SIM C a f lW iW BJ'S RESALE W Bur/Sr* Fur IMA*. * CM a m s m . iA N .m m i d im o m u c M iM T 1 Vh t i Md Baaul iful haallhy. pMn Im* IB S turn*' II N U pi ns i r o w n t/ u e e iiu rw i k M N l H IM MCA Gr»»l Boater PrtkanfH....... a iS C M RABBITS FRENCH ANGORA Beautiful tuny N M i US m c A ..........Call **0 M U French Provincial OHO Nov I ACRES w'DauMewide. M l Immadtete occupancy i n 000 Jerfwwa Rtd ExUlt >71771155 L A I I R I B IO R O O M I-CBlient condition. nicely tornithod. cor nor lot at Park k m Moblto Park 3717941 S M fO tO M U M ffX HXM 11 iplit flrv»l«co organ (Ptaymato) dtfionlJOO ...... C a d tH im CHIRRV Drop loaf tobto. *400 1 pc maple settee. 4400. 4* dre*«er w /m lrrort (drk pmoKiaH Ml 22SI_________ COUCH Rowe queen sue sleeper facellent coration MOO .__________Call Ml 7000 M Crottmodv. «UOOO 1KIPO* 2 I iplit. 11700 down tor guoliftod t>ur«n Under ilk I/mo Include* mortgage and lot rent! 14X44.1/1 M Guerdon 14X49. I I*» iplit screened porch HX49 1 2 tpiit Arrow . ft 000 12 Skr l.no 112000 if Scott Pwrton 112 000 MX 14. 1/2 tplil 14 Guerdon .......... . t II ooo Irokov W 1140/III 1201 R IK S U I M T ttttD Double under dr ester. new matrres* stilt m boa. hooter, liner, bookcato headboard and comforter 1250/after M l HI4 anytime weekend* LARRY'S MART. US Sanford Ave New Used turn A appi fey/Setl/Trado........J22-4IM. dR IFR IO IR A TO R Not pretty, but working good* Only M0 H ........ Call M2 2124 R IFR IO IR A TO R M00. lomth color TV contole MM. PC A printer 1400. couch *40 Call________ 141 H it SCARS B ID . fwll SUO. M0. Caecb. M0. Both good condi tlon Will deliver M l 7014 Ml M R NICIII J bedroom. 2 full bath, doubles tde Cathe drat celling*, hardboard %*d Ing. thingie roof, ikirtlng s m i " ' T“ u "Q U IIM " M PABR WOOD. MS N ..... MS n i l • TWIN S ID ■ L A . new SSB Call eudningk. B I N *>_______ I N d loo To Apprectototum u u o « rru M C (s 407TOTOao Call Collect 3W — B o fto ftro d P o t* • COCKER SPANIEL ■ Ate I*, •lac. Pursued F r n *o food h U N CHI Uk WSJ__________ DACHSHUND - Purabrtd It yr Nd tomato I p rrtd Cucranf lictma and Mwfk F r t « ••food a i mm 703— Livestock and GOATS **14” All ago*, sixes, and breeds Will sell I ar all ..................Call MO f/H T U R K ! Y t *CHICK I NS DUCKS Q U A I L S A O I I S I . Call M2 *014 m — S tam ps/C oins STAMP C O iL IC T O R Buying US Mini Collection*, plolo block. * Pok1ogo Coll Burt MI m m ... Mon Frl 7 1 3 - A uctions CAMIA6I COVE ar N7 >H M27 after 4pm 11X45 MOBILI HOMK Ibdrm 2 full bath*, double inuHated built up root, covered drive way. ureened porch, fenced yard 10X10 utility fthed C e n t ra l haat and a ir . wothor/dryov. refrigerator. fa* *tove In Carrange Cove t/aotfa *10 10 ■ 20 •2 bdrm . 2 bath. Irg kitchen. Fwrn wropptioncvt J ti 4744 or 4M 2/11 IS f— R eal Estate W anted Buy /Sull • Sk n . / Guar Mtoad _______3773153 • R ID O IIA N 1 IG U IS e i»M k l I f 5M/Sat • Aochaa Tbors 7pm 5449 Hwy 4499Of 4I54/4AU477 2 1 5 - boats and ____ Accassorlas RJaU5MI550jnSII W A N TIO : Goad m oot M Aim Iroilor UteO 4 times U.M0ar best after Call 1M 770* before Spm 113— T a la v ltlo n / k a d lo / S ltr to OOOD USED TV S MS A up Miller’. TV. M il Olandg Dr Sanford m OSS) 1*9— O fllc * Supplies / E q u ipm ent • T T P IW A IT E R Eidwtric IBM Work* very well, urlpt lettering *75 00 Call MJ M74 Wanted Immediately! 10 40 acre*, suitable tor re indent ial dove lope men 1 Write Terry Clayton. Route 10. Boa I l f Lake City. FI J20SS or call 404 7S1 4404 Broker* pro tocto*____________________ 5010IR OMIT 7 MTS BASS T B A C K IR / B o o l * Motor Mr Dunootr ol Son lord ted if tor only I dry! In mo Sonlord Herald Ait bool *e» gone Wouldn't you like mol bindof rowomo’ l II m CALL TOOAV CLASSIFIED OE PT. m stn 191— Building M a te ria ls ALL S T I I L BUILDINGS at dealer invoice. 1.000 to 50.000 mi ft Call 40/ Ml 0201 collect 719— W aw tadto b u y Non Forrout AkoloN. ........Oteti ROKOMO......................m i Ito * NEED TO SELL* T 0 t I NOME OR LAND? CALL U til 4 ^ ^ FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION JtritR tM Rm I (stall U n ite d W b y 407 377 1155 PR IV A TE col lector paying lop d o lla r for com ic books, baseball, football, basketball A hockey cards Call 121 H id t or it <v ft. retrtgorator. Preferably white in good con dltion After 7om MO 2500 : M A K E IT EAST O N Y O U R S E L F ...: iletUSprep^eyQurtaxK; AMERICAN INCOME TAX 4 BOOKKEEPING, INC. S T M T B O o rt (i c o ll o n l condition Juki Hmod SINS E rtk M I QMS 223— M H c *d *N — us • B I C T C L I - B«y l M ’ 10 wood E icollonl condition SSS oBo Coll SIT ill* ________ |___ O B IS MANS oil wood rocking chotr sn Eitro me* condlllan ...............CMiaswBi • BIRB Ctfl t JO" Huffy M l •randNo* C o lin ; I M J IL L . HUEY'S CBOWN PAWN _________ W B I W S _________ • CHANOINO ToMo - baby lurmfur* US WNN. «l«h*r Wdiouf CallSU IMP o CHANOINO TA B L I • baby furnlfurt. STS WfUN. »>ck.r Soldio>d. 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U7S Sterite'yhp dual veltage peal pump w/*tremtr. *40 M2 71*4 SNAFPER RIOING MOW( I Etetlrli ilarf. 1700 III IkOJ oil*. I MPM_____________ • ITROLLI1 CMMcor koit Ior tg.nil pr no 144 001 *111 toll for tit ooc m i n r o*i4________ • SURFBOARD For Quod tin. no dings, good condition *4SH___________ Call Ml 1411 W HICL CHAIR • new. used only | weeks Removable arms, light weight, easy to handle *400 Call Ml *44f 2T Imersen Cater TV • I mot eld Asking *17* Fisher VCR. good condition. *17* or *300 firm tor both 131 MOi any lima (ho-i teCs/rtMaand Fame) H A V E Y O U P IL E D Y O U R E X T E N S IO N ? IT S NO T TO LATE) PERSONAL TAX SERVICE 4 BOOKKEEPING, INC. 3 3 2 -7 1 9 9 M M w M io .ih n .il TRIPLE CHECK INCOME TAX SERVICE AfCOL'ffTOO A TAX rtUEPAMATm?! rvuhciAL riAWONo • oivjKhNrc 312 W. lot S t 8ta. 201 Sanford 3 2 1 * 1 9 1 2 I N I T BIBO F LOADED1 RUNS AND LOOKS GREATl M.Mi CALL H I Mm ________ I W ISUIU TROPPER II I * . I tpd. 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"Caring For Roses" In the meeting room o f the West Branch Library. 215 N. Hunt Club Blvd.. Longwood. ul 7 p m . April 18. The program Is free and open lo the public. For more Information, call 862-2282. Learn flower arranging Leisure Programs at Seminole Community College announce a class In flower arranging will begin Monday. April 9. from 7-IOp.m. Students must furnish Ihelr own supplies. Cost of the rlass Is I3S. For more Information call 323-145 0 ex. 664 NEIGHBORHOODS Academy Manor cleans up Academy Manor Neighborhood Clean-Up Day Is Wednesday. April I I . Place Junk by the curb, not the alley. The City of Sunford will do a free pickup of appliances und furniture. Georgetown Association meets T ile Georgetown Association will hold a membership meeting at 5 p m.. Wednesday. April I I . at St. James AME Church Annex. 8 HI Cypress Ave.. San lord. The restoration of H opper A ca d em y w ill be discussed. A ll Georgetown resklents und Interested elll/ens are Invited. SCHOLARSHIP Club to award scholarship Annually the Woman's Club of Sanford. Inc. presents' a scholarship to u deserving woman over age 23 who plans to further her rduewtion. Applications are now being accepted by Shirley Srcord. 323-0752. CO N CER TS Spring concert slated The Fine and Performing Arts Department of Seminole Community College announces the 18th Annual Spring Concert of the Symphonic Bund at 3 p in. today on the main campus In the Concert Hall of Ihc Fine Arts Building. For more Information, contact Dr. William Hinkle at 843-7001. Violinist to play Award winning violinist Miriam Fried Joins the Florida Symphony Orchestra as they present tinnext Mastcrworks Concerts. 8 p.m., Thursday. April 12. und Saturday. April 14. at Carr Performing Arts Cenlrr. Tickets are available at all Ticket Master outlets, or at the symphony ticket ofllce at 1000 N. Mills Avr.. Orlando Charge tickets by railing 804-2011. From left, John Pierce Jr., Dick Koch, John Mercer, and Brent Cart! search for the hair they lost. H«r«M Wh i h St Tm m t VSk t o i By LACY DOM IN H air today, gone tom orrow Herald People Editor may continue to lose hair that has not been Implanted. New arras then have lo be plugged. Herald People Editor Africk said. Africk priced thr process for u moderately bald SANFORD — Half the men In America will experience baldness In varying degrees. Dr. man at about $2,000. "It gets pretty expensive If you are totally Jerom e Afrlek. an Altam onte Springs d e­ bald." he said. rmatologist said. Hair weaving is less expensive, results are "It's hereditary. Over fifty percent of men over 18 have a receding hairline, a bald spot, or both." Immediate, but the procedure Is not permanent. Customers must return every six to eight weeks he said. WlwCs a guy lo do slnrc uvullable options do to have the hair unit tightened. Camilla Barnes, not cure baldness unless hair loss is rrluted to a owner of Your Eye to Ik-auty Salon In Sanford disease that can be treated. and Lake Mary. said. Men can live with It. undergo a hair transplant, L )B «« A lU r n a tiv ts , P a g* 3C have hair weaving done, or wear u wig. Africk said. Only one drug currently available affects hair growth, he said. "Minoxidil Is the only drug I can think of that may affect hair growth." Africk said. Primarily used to (real high blood pressure, a side effect Is some hair growth. "It's not a cure. It doesn’t work that well." Africk said. The Food and Drug Administration removed all purported miracle cures for baldness from the market recently. ’.'There arc no quick miracle cures." Africk said. Africk specializes In hair transplants, one option open to balding men who wunl hair. "It takes uboul a year for hair on the head lo fill out ufter the transplant p ro c e d u re ." he explained. Hulr Is removed In plugs from the buck of tlie neck and surgically Implanted onto the sculp. "It doesn't feel good, but It works." he said. Africk said the transplanted hulr docs not grow like grass, but only where It Is Implanted. It s a continual process. It won't fall out but a man John thinks bald thoughts By LACY DOMIN Mercer SANFORD — Stand under the Magnolia Mall clock In Sanford during lunch hour, cup your hands, and holler. "Y ou 're bald!" Men on the street may do one of three thing*. Some will eheck their reflection In the shopfront plate glass windows. Others will whip out a pocket comb, run It through their hair, and carefully count the strands that used to Ireattached to their heuds. Rut when confront! d with the four letter word that strikes horror In the hearts of many, some Sunford men agreed to bure their heuds und tulk about It. Dick Koch, u retired Insurance executive. muIi I at 60 he has accepted his baldness us unique. At 22. he was told by a barber that he had unhealthy hulr und would gu bald. Now he even shaves the fringe of hulr that often accompanies a bald top. "I used to look at my hair every morning lo see If I had lost any m ore." Koch admitted. "I'v e always felt women preferred men not to Ik- bald, so It bothered me. Now my philosophy Is 'God made a few perfect heads and the rest he pul hair on.“ * Koch said at one time he had been fat as well us bald. "Being bald and fat made me Invisible." lusald. Now the six-foot, four-inch man runs 70 miles a week, takes Jazxcrcisc classes eight times u week and bicycles regularly. "Dick Unit Ills hair pedaling his bicycle -17 miles per hour." Brent Carll. a local Insurance executlve. piped In. "H e cycles so fusl. the wind blew It right off his head!" Carll. 34. the youngest of the men Interviewed, said hr Is unruffled about having hair every­ where but over most o f his head. L See Bold, Page 3C M ills to n e s are m ile sto n e s in Lake M ary h isto ry Frail lady gives historic gift to city ■y LACY DOMIM Herald People Editor LAKE MARY — Sixty-three years ago. Arolyn True's husband Robert E. Ixiught four millstones from the old starch factory that once operated In Lake Mary. Now legally blind and almost HO years old. True has donated a gift of history lo the city. Tuesday, city staff moved the two larger millstones from her property to the grounds by the old rlly hall. Arolyn True poses with historic millstone IB R W P p T w r T i — -— P area, the plant used to make starrh. so they m oved." she said. The building was raced, and all that remained was the millstones. Lake Mary Mayor Dick Fess, whom True originally contacted about her gift, said mlllslniu-s In Florida operated In an unusual wuy. , "In most areas, water ran over the millstones, and that turned them, but lit Florida. iM-i-aost- of the water shortage, nudes would be attached to them. The grain was placed Ix-twren the ridges of the stones, and Hie nudes would walk In circles to mill It." hr explained. True said her husband jutld $2.50 each for the two large millstones and .50 each for Hu­ t w o small onrs. "It seems so lilting that Ihc millstones artnow by Hun building." True said. "W e vi­ al ways had such good limes there.” " lie was so excited about Ills purchase." True remembered. " I told him I was sur|itls4-il lie bail paid so much for them, hot over the years, thry came to mean a great ileal lo us." The dlmlnuatlvc lady remember* Lake Mary as a sleepy little Southern town with a dance pavilion called The Casino, and a city hall that served as a theatre for area actors. "Th e Casino wasn't (fullr -ax ially accept able lor latllrs. s i wr hr Id card |turtles and dinner dances at Crystal Lake Social Club." True explained, acknowledging that times had certainly changed since the H*2<)V True said Hu- largest ol the stones was placed under a llanu- vine In the backyard by the llsh (Mind and usril as a jilenlc table. The other large mlllslone was also used In Hie yard True and her husband scattered birdseed on II lor llie prolusion ol brown thrashers, m l — tallied woodpeckers, warblers, mockingbird* and hlurjays that gathered there The starch factory had already closed and moved lo Pennsylvania prior to 1H27. True explained. 'T h e re was a shortage ul eaaaavo lit the "It I lorgol Hie birdseed when I shopped. I had lo go all the way luck lo First Street In Sanloril. to purchase II. Thjt was quite a journey In Huise days." True said Many ol ---------TO— : " — f------------------------------------- - " ' 11 . ■ . the birds went away after ull Hu- building started In Lake Mary." True said. "Hut I've continued to feed the ones that com e." Periodically, people have tried to steal Hu millstones from True's yard. "Oh. they arc much tixi heavy; even the little ones. People have tried to roll llicm. but without sureess." she said. A fter T r u e 's h u s b a n d d ie d , lo HMUI. s h e carried on the bird-feeding tradition. "I do love them ." she said. Besides losing lu-r eyesight. True suffered a stroke last year. "I realized I didn't have much time Icll. and 1 did wunl Hu- city to have the millstones." she said. Fess said the eltv was pleased with True's gift. "W e arc thrilled. Mrs True Is a sweet lady. We Intend lo pul Hit- millstones on .i pedestal wllll a brass plate Indicating what thev are." he said. True listened as tlu- city stall picked up her millstones with a bulldozer "Originally. I was going to let th em h a v e one now anil one alter I’m gone so I can continue lo feed my birds." she said "B ill I dei'ided to go ahead and lei ih c t ii take Ix ith of them now. I was a till upset when tlu v left. I'll miss Hu- mlllslones Bui True's birds have already atlpislcd in Ihe new dining area on her pailo "T h ey're hav ing a ball." site said. "I i an t see them, lull I still hear them singing m Hu morning ” .i . i i R A LL TH E PEOPLE NEWS IN YOUR AREA, SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD . I I I �t0— Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, April 8, 1900 Deborah B oston marries in W is c o n s in cerem ony ^ < ^ ^ 7’ V ^ i Florida Federation of Women's Cluba o ffic e r s v is itin g and participating In th e Sanford Woman's Club'a program at the Wednesday meeting are, from left: Nancy Crawford, who will be Installed as the FFWC Director o f Junior Cluba In May; Fat Bargman, "K ea p It Florida" chairman; Hazal Cash, president of the Sanford Woman's Club; Tam Duggan, first vies president end president-elect o f the FFWC; Beverly Lassiter, FFWC public relatlona chairman; Mayor Bettye Smith, FFWC legislative chelrmen; and Call HW-Smlth, FFWC leadership chairman. NMMt^WakvTww C lu b salu tes KAUKAUNA. W1S. - Deborah Lynn Boston and Troy James Menyfleld are announcing their marriage today. The wedding wad an event o f Aug. 35. 1989, at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Kaukauna. The Rev. Father John Bergatadt performed the double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Boston. Lake Monroe, and the bride­ groom's parents are Mr. and M re. D a n iel II. M e rry fle ld . Kaukauna. O iven In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a white taffeta formal gown fashioned along the slim silhou­ ette. The beaded, reembroldered Alencon lace bodice with a dropped waistline featured long puffed sleeves terminating In pearls at the wrists, a scalloped neckline and an Illusion cut-out design In front. The flowing skirt gently cascaded Inlo a trailing, chapel-length train. A beaded headpiece held her chapel-length veil of Imported Illusion and she carried a cascading bouquet of rubrunt lilies, hot pink roses and c a r n a tio n s s h o w e re d w ith heather, grasses and greenery. Krrl Lake of Lake Monroe attended thr bride as maid of honor. She wore a tea-length dress o f white and blsck mblrr ta ffe ta w ith th e d r o p p e d , asymetrlenl wulstllne accented by u tailored bow. Her bouquet was of rubrum lilies, hot pink rose* and greenery. ce n te n n ia l favorite subject In school Is m a th e m a tic s . She has not established her goals yet except that the wants to attend college In the southeast. Tam Duggan of Ocala, Aral B r id e s m a id s w e r e J a n e t vice president of the Florida Hauck. Sanford: Jennifer Croaa, Federation of Women's Cluba. Louisville. Ky.: and Mlche|e arrived at the Woman's Club of Dukes. DeLeon Springs. Their Sanford Wednesday Rearing a gowns and flowers were Identical broad smile and carrying several to the honor attendant's. Lucy 8H8 hats. As the guest speaker. Tam Bart Landsverk o f Appleton. explained the functions of the DORIS Congratulations are In order lo Wls.. served the bridegroom as FFW C d u rin g Ih e program DIETRICH Lucy Higginbotham. Mias Semi­ best man. Ushers were cousins which saluted the General Fed­ nole HlghSchool of 1990. o f the bridegroom. Shane Clark. eration o f Women's Clubs cen­ Lucy, the daughter o f Mary Kimberly. Wla.: and Eric De- tennial celebration thla year. She and Dave Higginbotham, won B r u in , S e y m o u r . W ls . changed her hats twice to Il­ many needy families receive. the coveted title In competition Groomsmen were brothers of the lustrate her Interesting com­ with 18 others In a contest held B ill G le lo w a n d M a rth a bridegroom. Todd Merryfleld. mentaries. Y a n c e y , c h a irm a n and co- before a standing room only K im b e rly .: T o m M erryfleld . An earlier segment of the chairman of the club's annual audience March 31 at the San­ Norfolk. Va.: and Brad Snrlson. program featured a video of the May Day Brunch, announced the ford Woman's Club. " I was very Milwaukee. Wls. FFWC starting Sanford's own event will be held on May 8. at achocked." Lucy said. I didn’t A reception followed Ihe cere­ Mrs. Ralph Austin (Charlotte) Ihe Sanford Civic Center. Pro­ expect to win at all. It was a m ony at the Four Torches. Smith, past president of the ceeds from this Community Im ­ pleasant surprise." Kaukauna. In September the The candidates, all outstand­ FFWC. The video reviewed Ihe provement Project will go toward newlyweds were honored at a projects during Ihe past 95 years civic Improvement. Last year.the in g a n d o u t g o i n g , w e r e reception at the Elks Lodge in that Ihe FFWC sponsors and club donated 88.600 to Park on nominated and sponsored by Sanford. Assistants at the San­ endorses and was presented by Park and 83.500 to help land­ school organizations. Lucy, a ford reception were: Janice Beverly Lassiter. FFWC public scape the Cultural Arts Center. senior, was nominated by thr Boston. Julie Boston. Diane relations chairman. The latest club contribution Is Polyglot Club. Contestants were Bumgardner. Ellen Kipp and Gall Hill Smith. FFWC leader­ an oak tree In downtown San­ Judgcd on talent, poise, school Susan Fenny, aunts of the bride and com m unity Involvcm enl ship chairman. Introduced Ihr ford. from Sanford: und Irene Lappln visiting dignitaries, along with Delegates lo Ihe FFWC state and grades. Each was also asked and Carol Boston, grandmothers Charlotte Smith: Mayor Bettye Convention In May In Tampa an Impromptu question. of the bride. Sanford. Smith. FFWC legislative chair­ are: Marty Colegrovc and Audrey Lucy's talent was a Jazz dance Following u wedding trip to' man: and Pal Bergman FFWC Roush. Alternate delegates arc: which she performed to the F o n ta n a D am . N . C .. th e "K eep It Florida" chairman. music. "Under Pressure.” And G a ll H H I-S m lth and B eth newlyweds urr m aking their she was the winner. Shanan M e m b e r s o f t h e J u n io r Bridges. h om e at 28 N o rth S tre e t. Woman's Club, holding stale Luncheon hostesses were Gall S t e w a r t w a s t h e s e c o n d Ballston Spa. New York. The office who were Introduced were: Hlll-Smllh and Carrie Greene runner-up and Tina Jackaon was brldegroon Is an electric ia n Beth-Bridgcs. FFWC Junior edu­ u sslsted by: M ildred Coker. -Ihe Jlrst runner-up.. ' , ' machinist's niutr second class In cation chairman: Beverly Huf- Sharon Rader. Margaret Rogers. l o c a l b u sin esses donated the Navy und Is currently serv­ i m a n . F F W C p r o t o c o l , B e tty e S m ith . E m y S o k o l. partlcpatlon prizes for the con­ ing as staff Instructor at the Sharon Haragona and Audrey testants with each receiving a parliamentarian and program Nuclear Fower Flunl Training prize or gift certificate. Lucy's chairman; and Nancy Crawford, Williams. Unit. Ballston Spa. The bride Is a prizes as Miss SHS 1990 were a who will be Installed In May os recent gruduutc of Stetson Uni­ Ihc FFWC Director of Junior Hooray lor Heether $100 Savings Bond, a trophy, u versity. DrLund. und Is pursuing Clubs. It's hard for Heather Pegrant ot tiara and flowers. a career In public relatlona. Bubbling with excitement over The clubhouse was festively believe her lulest accomplish­ decorated with balloons attached ment. but tt's really true and Ihe honor. Lucy said when she to chairs and suspended Into the she's not dreaming. Heather, a graduates from SHS. she wants air. Centering the tables was a Junior at Seminole High School, to go to college to major In patch of multi-colored confetti entered the competition to at­ psychology and pursue a career topped with swirls of colorful tend U.S. Congressm an Bill In psychoanalysis. strea m ers. T h e head table McCollum's Intern Program In featured a, large birthday cake Washington. D.C. donated by Vivian Buck. Thr One of Ihe requirements to Spring Break In Maxlco while cake was embossed In enter the competition Is that the A group of Spanish students at orchid frosting and orchid flow­ student must have a 3.5 grade Seminole High School are taking ers and Inscribed with "Happy point average. No problem there. a leisurely and luxurious trip to 1 0 0 th B ir t h d a y : S a n fo r d Ilcuthrt has It. Three students Mexico during Spring Break. Woman's Club." from Seminole High School were The entourage departed Thurs­ A further salute to the GFWC s e le te d for In te r v ie w w ith day for a south of the border centennial Is that a celebration Heather chosen to represent Ihe fling (o Mexico City. Acapulco will be held In Tallahassee on school. and other points. They wll re­ April 23 and 24. Those planning " I ’ m e x c i t e d . * ' H e a th e r turn Friday. April 13. In time for to attend should have Ihclr beamed. " It ’s an honor lo be Easter. reservations In by April 10. The chosen as the sole representative Accompanying Ihc students Is GFWC centennial celebration from Srmlnolr High School. It's their Spanish teacher. Christine will be held In New York In July. E ld rc d g e . A n o th e r tea ch er pretty stiff competition." President Hazel Cash presided Heather will Join 20 other making the trip Is Mike Taylor over the business session with s t u d e n t s f r o m t h e c o n who Is Joined by his friend. Ihe various ofllcers and com­ grrssman's Fifth Congrcsslnal Henry Propheter. mittee chairmen giving reports. Students attending are: Erlcka District and the entourage will Mary Tlllis. second vice pre- depart on Aril 23 for Washington Tillman. Kirsten tlrolsch. Sherri slent. Inducted the following und return back to Central Smith. Brett Tackett. Raquel members: Barbara Moore. Jean Nasso. Eric Houck and Heather Florida on April 29. Skinner. Frances Mitchell. Mary Naturally. Ihr students hope to Pegram. Childers and Sara Bowen. see President Bush during their The club donated 8100 to heavy schedule. They will tour To u r’hug* aucctss' Irene Brown for the Christian t h e c it y lo v i s i t h is t o r ic According lo Martha Yancey, Sharing Center. At the May landmarks and attend legislative the tour o f Historic Downtown nrrtlng. members are asked lo sessions, among other fun und Sanford Iasi Sunday was "a bring toilet articles for thr center educational ventures. huge succesa." The lour came a since these Items cannot be Heather, daughter of Carole day after Ihc "Make Sanford purchased with food stamps and Willie Pegram. says herI* Shine" blitz when concerned named Miss ENGAGEMENT Tammy Lynn Shoemaker and Matthew David Hants Shoemaker-Hanes SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. A K Shoemaker Jr. of Sunlord. announce the rnKaurnirnl uf ihrlr daughter. Tummy Lynn, tu Matthew David Hanes, win ol Mr. and Mr* Donald M Mains of Franklin Ohio Horn In Sanford. the brideelect Is I hr malrrnal grand­ daughter ol thr la ir Mrs. Fran ces MrDouK.il and the IMtrrnal granddaughter ol the lair Mr and Mrs A K. Shoemak­ er Sr., all ol Sanford. Miss Slioemakrr Is a 1‘ »7H grad u ate of S rm ln o lr H igh School w h rir she was a m rm lirr of Ihr K ry rllrs and CIIK She was also a m ciiib rr ol ihc I’aloinlno Horse Breeders of A m e r ic a and ih c N a tio n a l Uuartrr Horse Association In IIM X she received a bachelor ol arts dt-tirre in |oornwl!sin. public relations and advertising from Ihc University o f Central Florida. S h r Is e m p l o y e d a s a d • mlnLstratlvr assist.ml and sales manager al Shoemaker Con­ struction C o . Sanford. I l r r f i a n c e , h o r n In M id d le t o w n . O h io . Is Ih c maternal grandson o f Mrs Marie Cornwell and the late Mr E. Cornwell ol Middletown Ills |>a(i-rnal grandparent* are Mrs Altra Hanes McGuire and thr late Mr C H arm ol Franklin. Ohio. Ilanrs Is a If 1711 graduate ol Franklin High School Franklin. Ohio, Is a graduate o f Ih r University ol Central Florida and Is a lormrr golf pro He Is the owner of Trl County Cleaning and Is in rral estate. A s u m illr r w e d d i n g Is planned citizens Joined forces lo help clean up Ihe city. Over 150 persons mcl at the Sanford W o m a n 's C lu b fo r a lig h t breakfast before taking to the streets. Although It was raining, spirits were not dampened as the clean-up crew whistled while they worked as raindrops kept falling on their heads. After Ihe tour on Sunday afternoon, sponsored by the Sanford Historic Preservation Board. - a lovely reception was held at Ihe Cultural Arts Center. Martha said she never saw so much beautiful food In her life. Individuals and local eateries supplied the food. Artist Bettye Reagan was In charge of an art exhibit which featured her paintings of early Sanford taken from old photo­ graphs supplied by local resi­ dents. "Ned and I really enjoyed It." Martha said. "It was very Interesting." Founder’e Day a$l Sanford Beta Sigma Phi sorori­ ty will celebrate Founder's Day on April 21 al a luncheon at Matson el Jardln. Altamonte Springs. During the luncheon, annual awurds will be presented and ofllc^js will be, lns|a||ed. Each chapter ..will •select lls "girt of the year* and there will probably be plenty. qf tears of Joy shed when her name is revealed If this year Is anything at all like Ihc previous ones. According lo Laurel Tromblay. presid en t o f Ih e BSP C ity Council and luncheon chairman, members' reservations are due by April 14 by calling Lrssic Pauline. SHS 60th reunion T h e 'S e m in o le High School Class of 1930 gathered this w e e k e n d fo r a r e u n io n . Festivities for this 60th reunion got under way Saturday after­ noon with a reception at the home of Nellie and Boyd Col­ eman. Saturday night, class m em­ bers and guests met at Holiday Inn. Sanford Marina, for re­ miniscing and a banquet. More on this next week. Easl$r op$n house Rubyc King has been rral busy getting her home all decked out for Easter with artistic floral a rra n g e m e n ts she c rea ted . Rubyc Inherited her flower ar­ ranging aptitude from her late mother, a prominent florist. During this week, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Monday through Friday. Rubyc will hold open house at her home. 2007 S. Mellonvllle A ve.. Friends are cordially Invited lo drop by. (Doris District!, rstlrsd Seniord Harald Ptopls editor. Is a Harald corresp on d en t coverin g Ihe Sanlord area. Phone: 322-4S25.) D ieting is not a piece of cake D E A R A B B T i R ecently a friend I've known for years came to spend a weekend with inr. She brought tne — of all things — a homemade chocolate cake! She's a very creative cook, so I assumed It was loc-cal because she knows I am on a weightmanagement program and I'm struggling to lose weight IShe's no slim chicken herself.) I asked her about Ihr Ingredients and she said. "Oh. It's very fatten­ ing." I was shocked. I'm not knock­ ing her manners. Just her choice of a gill. Resides. I live alone, and she knows what a struggle I have resisting temptation. She Insisted that I cut the cake right away, and we raeh hail a piece. (It was delicious I Then I cut Ihr remalnlgn cake Into small plrcrs to freeze. with the Idea that when I wanted a "treat." It would be there Well, the minute she left. I was Into the cake, and AOVICB AB IG AIL V A N BUREN I ended up throwing most of It away, ujPI lound myself slipping track Into my old habits und rating once piece alter the other. I p r o b a ib y s h o u ld h a v e thanked lu-r as soon as I saw the caki and Insisted that she take It home with her. hut I didn't. So. why am I writing yo this? Uccausr 1 want vuu to tell your rrudrrs that If they rrally tovr som ebody, the w ill not pul temptation In his or her way. K IC K IN O M YSELF IN RICHMOND. V A . D EAR KICKING: Right on. Add to the truism. "Friends don't let friends drive drunk" — neither do friends bring choco­ late cuke to friends who are fighting the battle of the bulge. DEAR A B B Y l How does a grown woman educate her own mother who Is now a grand mother? My mother is a dear and thoughful person She comes to see "the grandchildren" about once a week. My kids are 2 years old and 4W. Mom always brings them each a gift. Of course, they are already trained lo expect something every time she walks through my d«x»r. The other grandmother (my husband's moihrrl brings some­ thing for »he kids occasionally — but som etim es she doesn't, which If fine. I prefer that neither one brings gifts, as the kids are now conditioned lo expect semeth in g I f I t 's a h lr th d a v . Christmas or Easter OK — but not Just to come and visit. My objections and plras fall on deaf ears. Now what? T A L K IN O T O TH E W A L L DEAR T A L K IN G : It's not easy for a grown daughter to make demands of her mother, but try this: "Mother. I know you mean well, hut when you bring a gift every lltnr you come here, you give the children the Impression that with every visitor comes a gift. That Is not the proper message lo give children. I want them to be glad to see you. and everyone else who visits here — gift or no gift. So please. Mother, do not bring a gift unless It's a special occasion — birthday, holiday, etc." (Probisms? Writ* to Osar Abby. For a psrsonal, unpublished rtply, sand a soll-addrtssad. stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calll. 90069. �Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. April "T h e hair unit la woven into a c lie n t 's h air. I t 's attach ed ■ccurely enough that It la treated Juat like a client’s own hair. He can shampoo It and awtm In It. "Y ou can even aeparate the strands and see the scalp, just ■Ike real hair." Barnes said. Champs chaar Already Regional Champions, Lake Mary High S c h o o l cheerleaders lumped Into first runners up slot In the Eastern Grand Finals held recently In W illiam sburg, Va. Seventeen squads competed. The champs surprised Principal Don Reynolds lest week with balloons, hugs and Ihe trophy they captured for Lake Mary. From left to right: Stacy Kerr, Claudia Morales, Angie Garcia del Busto, Angle Roberson, Erika Mattingly, Don Reynolds, Laura Rauch, Sheri Corins, Kla Rizzo, Kristi Stephenson, Donna Brookes, U se Vergana. Not pictured but present. Coach Fran Curl. is natural hair grows, the unit loosens and must be tightened periodically, so there la a maintenance fee with hair weaving. She said the baalc weaving process costs between S7S and • 1800 for men. Maintenance fees are extra. Both processes are available to women. AfHck said he has not performed a hair transplant on a w o m a n a ft e r 2 0 y e a r s o f practice. Barnes said women are regular clients for hair weaving and extensions. Bald n 8. 1890—SO M m U iM t r l M l D w ic " I compensated by growing a beard.” he said. " I f you tum a bald guy with a beard upside down, he looks like everbody else with a clean chin and a hairy head." Carl! quipped. Former Sanford City Com ­ missioner John Mercer. 68. said hla high forehead and heavy beard during hla high school days In 1939 made people think he was older. "W hen Juanny (Mercer’s wife) and I were getting married, her brother asked her why she was marrying and old man. He's younger than me. and bald now, too. I noticed he doesn't com­ ment anymore about old bald guys.” It was agreed that there arc proa and cons to being bald. Sunnlland’s assistant credit manager John Pierce Jr.. 62. I getting a haircut didn't take very long. "1 haven't owned a comb In 40 years, or a brush. In 30 years." he said. Mercer commented."They still charge the same, though. 1 don't like that." "W e save alot of money on hair care products." Koch said. "Yeah, no mousse for m e." Cartl added. A ll four m en agreed that athletic bald men were more virile than the average guy. Carll said he Is not as worldly as the other gentlemen, but he ,fe|t being bald la aeay. . ' "Debbie (Card's wife) thinks I'm sexy, anyway. My bald head Is Just one mdre erogenous zene. My w ife also thinks I look mature.” Card said. Mercer said he never tries to guess what his wife thinks, but she had never complained about hla lack of hair. K och w ho sp en t tim e In Japan, said hla bald head was revered there. "A n d I have five kids, so I guess that's virility." he said. Pierce said he Is the !8lh sexiest man In Sanford. "A t least he knows his stand­ ing." Card grinned and said. Koch and Card even came up with a creative use for a bald head. "Y ou could laloo hair up there and still never have to comb It.” Koch jokingly said. "O r rent It out for advertising. W e'd be walking billboards wed within the county's billboard size limits," Card said. One of the problems all Ihe men face Is head-sweating. "W hen I cat hot chill and my head breaks Into a sweat. It trickles Into my eyes." Mercer explained. When you’re In Ihe sun and y o u r head s w e a ts , th e r e 's nothing lo break It. It runs right Into your eyes." Card said. "One solution Is to wear a hat." he added. Koch said bald heads arc lender. They cut and bruise easily. “ This Is the first lime In a month that I'm scablcss." he said. Card agreed. "You r head really bleeds. Your wife cun't beat you. though, because It shows!" he quipped. "Mercer was distressed that nobody ever calls a bald man distinguished. "It's always that distinguished gray-halred gentleman." he said. None of the four men In­ terviewed had considered u luir transplant. Only Koch had worn a hairpiece when he worked as an Insurance executive. " I lived a double life." he said. "It was like being twins." Koch never wears a hairpiece now that he Is retired.” I accept myself." he said. A d v ic e em erged after the group put heads together. "T h e worst thing a bald guy ran do Is wear his hair long." Koch said. "O r pari it right above the ear and comb It over Ihe spot In an attempt to hide It." Carll said. "R elax and enjoy It." Mercer said. "A fter all. they only pul m a rb le top s on Ih e fin est tables " Help find best mom Sanford Herald Is searching for an area mam deserving of our annual 'Mom of The Year' title. We need our readers to help by writing letters of nomina­ tion. to be reviewed by our panel o f Judges. Judging will be based on sincerity and clurlly.* with specific examples or acerdoles about why your nominee Is a special mom a plus. Your nominee need not be your own m om . Here's how to enter: Write us a letter about a special mom. telling us why she's so special. Letters should be typed or printed legibly. Include the n o m in e e 's n a m e , s t r e e t address, city, and daytime phone number at the top of your let ter. At the end o f your letter. Include your name, address, daytime phone number and uge (If under 18). Deliver or mall to "Mom of the Year." Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FI.. 32771. T h e r e Is no m a x im u m length limit on letters. Old timers socialize in Longwood L o n g w o o d C iv ic L e a g u e Woman's Club hosted over 70 people at the “ Old Timers Re­ ception" last Sunday. Other winners were: Juck Tice. Betty Blankenship. Thelma T i c e . W ilm a M c C u t c h e n . Frances Blankenship, and Glenn Scott. E m ily W h a lto n . p u b lic ity chairm an, said loads o f r e ­ freshments were served and a good time was had by all. "Som e of our older residents have passed away, but It was nice to see so many new and old faces." she said. Whalton said old timers and c lu b m e m b e r s g a t h e r to exchange stories about life In Longwood. "Som e of the stories date back lo ihe early 1 9 0 0 V she said. V ELAINES HALLMARK SHOP LACY DOMEN San lord Plaza (Nm i Dow TaPwvwm Everybody was glad to see Fred Clark, who did not attend last year's get-together after his open heart surgery. He drove down from Jacksonville. Is feel­ ing fine, and won a plant In the random drawing at the recep­ tion. WE DELIVER BALLOON BOUQUETS SPECIAL $1 8 ,0 0 3 2 2 -6 0 8 2 ’ Wr rr More Than Juat A Cord Shop- V E R T IC A L B L IN D S • FREE In hom e estimates • Large selection to choose from •' 1 • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY f t U » flMK J» e«rtfc* MM* m4 m*M M M *. CM1 SANFORD VERTICALS 3 9 1 -A OtMIfuJ fUw Ointtkm For WlaOowl" 7 3 0 W ylly A ve., Sanford ( .T A H 1 4 1 T H E PRIDE SEM IN O LE H IG H SfT< Teacher Scott Breitenbruck boogies at Boys Town bsrbecue. Moose host barbecue for Boys Tow n SANFORD - Residents or Fa­ ther Flannlgan's Boys Town were treated to old — fashioned fun by members o f Moose Lodge *1851 last Sunday. About 300 people attended. G ary A lm o n d , c o m m itte r chairman for ihe event, said events such us the barbecue prompted Boys Town directors lo honor Ihr Moose Lodge for showing Interest In the boys and girls who have been orphaned. abuM-'l. or abandoned. “ We were presented with a statue of a hoy In recognition of o u r c o n tr ib u tio n s to B oys T ow n ." he said. During the barbecue. Almond accepted the award from Boys Tow n representative Richard Lugcr. "T h e award Is for all of us. Including the Women of the Moose, who helped prepare Ihe food today." he said. Besides a pig roast, partici­ pants bobbed for upplrs and played horseshoes and catch. Members o f the local band Up Country donated performance time lo the event. Almond said. "I'd like to thank everyone who contributed." Almond said. "These kids need love and ulicntlon. and there was alot of that at the barbecue." Almond said. MELINDA ESTEP Mri Estep teaches Aiutumy and Physiology m l Environmental Science. She received her A, A. from Seminole Community Col­ lege m l her H.S. from UCF. She was born in Parkersburg. W. Va. Mrs. Estep is sponsor of the Dis­ cover Club. DANA FERRELL Horn in Panama City. Mrs. Ferrell reeeiv ed her A. A. horn Tall alia,.. c Community College, her HA. ml M. A. from Florida Stale m l UlT . She teaches English I and llumarn lies. Mrs. Ferrell has 7 years espe ricncc and is sponsor of the Florida Future Educators of America. Sponsored by S h o e m a k e r C o n stru c tio n C o ., In c. Hallmark (N ex t to JC Penneys in Sanford Plaza) Gigantic 1/2 Price Sale Gary Almond accepts award from Richard Luger. i w rt v/ /torkiv F fP O O C/our U/jH*d bVuy t on Selected Items Som e Cards • G ift Wrap • Jewelry Hum m els * Music Boxes • M ugs M u c h , M u ch M ore! 322-6982 Elaines H allm ark "More Thun A Cunl Shop ” �4C — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Bundey. April a. 1990 •LONDIE by Cbto Young P E A N U T S ______________________________________ / l/JELL. IT DAS A 6R£AT\ s /— n ,— s r^ \ * '7 by Charle* M. Schuli ^b etter t a k e OF THAT SORE THROAT, BILL by Jimmy Johnson , ARLO AND JANIS WHY DOW'T R)U (V U fU Y A LOTTEfiY nctcti; DAW l DON'T LIKE « I U O RAYED fOU A SOCKLR^. FRANK AND ERNEST m -------U ' > 1 d r 6 m by Bob Thavts • * *z 4 N P S f W tp G £ © W /.fP , * 6 ® p. A M A P , ' CAT PufZQLAF, M A K f f m y f * Y ' r/> t o v f t ° vi GARFIELD ^ N L f f o u r A*-£ ! NiN^ op Y OL,P u v ts ...\" : by Jim Dovis B y B o r a le i BoAo Oool TO U R B IR TH D A Y A p rIIB , 1 9 * 0 Substantial accomplishments are likely In Ihe year ahead, provided you ate well organized and keep your priorities In order. Never pul Ihe rart before this horse. A i m IMarrh 2 1 April 19) Guard against Inclinations today In Jump to conclusions and base your Judgments upon sketchy Information. Take lim e to be certain you have all Ihe facts. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A venture In which you're pres­ ently Involved may not prove to be as rosy os It looks on the drawing hoard. However, don't use this as an exrusr to scrap an rndravor. O B M IN I I May 2 1-June 20) There's a possibility you may lack self-discipline today In the management o f your resources, ir this Is true, there's a chance y o u m ig h t do s o m e t h in g extravagant you'll regret later. CAMCKR IJune 21-July 22) If everyone Is moving In one direc­ tion today and you are going In another, ask yourself who Is out o f step? You m ight gel an answer you won't like. LE O (July 23 Aug. 22) There Is a definite line today between healthy optimism and wishful thinking. If you cross over the murk. It could turn success Into fullure. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Don't let it be rsiltl o f you today that you are nice to certain people because you hope Ihry ran do something for you. Play­ ing this game Is a waste o f time, because chances are they won’t. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your staying power might tie limited today where the achieving of objectives arc concerned. In­ stead of pushing yourself harder, you may toss In the towel when the going gets lough. SC O RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22] In your ronvrrsalhxis with others tod a y, d o n ’ t pretend to be knowledgeable atioiit something o f which you know little. The only person who'll be taken In t>V tills pretense Will la* you. S A G IT T A R IU S INov. 23-Dee. 21) G ive a wkle berth to in­ volvements at this lime where you could lx* pul In a position of B y B ernice B ede Oool TO U R B IR TH D A Y A p ril 0. 1990 Investigate In depth uuy Joint .venture proposal* that come your way In the year ahead. There's u chance you might find one that has considerable value, even though outward appear­ ances may Indicate otherwise. A R IE S (March 2 1-April 191 One-to-one relationships could lx- problematic lexlay If they are nut managed tactfully, lie pre­ pared lo make com promises anti concessions for the sake of harmony. Major changes are ahead for Arles 111 the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions Itxlay. Mall 91.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper P.O. Box 9I42H. Cleveland. Oil 44101-342H. Dr sure lo slate your zodiac sign. tew w to Fraeiasa Sorts LI LI L IU by W a rn e r B rothers LiUl'JlJU JIIL1HIIUJ U UL1 UUU UUU U IIU UUU UUU L 1 U U IJ U U U U U U 1 .1 U Ul'JLJ L IU 11 UUU UUU L u au iiu rju u u u u u 91 Of t M M r 91 ~ 14 Fro — 93 MflSwty JLIkJ UUU J lIU UUU 11 L IU U U fJ LBU U U 131I U L II J U L IU U U IIU L l L1UL1UU i:ii IE IE I M I J I II I 15 Im p ly I t Task— aa a. Samoa “ SM -P* 39 leap 43 FiendtaNy 44 lollwr 47 Fores unit 49 Rowtagtoot* 49 Arrow » e li«n 5T 93 Trjwof boras W ( « ) 1M0 bT MCA. me having fo puy for someone rise's mistakes. If you can't call the shots, call a cab. C A P R IC O R N I Dee. 22-Jun. 19| Keep your guard up If you have lo negotiate something today with a person about whom you know lit t le , b ecau se everyone dors not abide by the high standards you set for yourself. AQ U AR IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. ID) You're nol apt to have any like basis loday II you’re In­ volved in something with a friend that has com m ercial overtones. The deal could fall upurt I f U * h a n d U - . l I I « I m w l y . CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 The greatesl part of your day Is likely to lx- filled will) pleasant experiences, hut as evening nears there Is a |x>ssiblll(y a crisis may arise. It may be of a domestic nature. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today you may become Involved with a person who has a generous nature, hut a demanding at­ titude. This Individual may pul your patience and tolerance lo a lest. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Move cautiously tixlay where Investments and Joint ventures are concerned, or else you might get Involved In something that Is T A U R U S |A|*ll 20-May 201 all sizzle and no steak. Tilings should go smoothly for L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) This you tixlay In situations where Is one of those unusual days you cun use your own Initiative. when It's best In go along with The same may not lx* true, procedures that oiler you the however. In arrangements where lines of least resistance, lie demands are placed on you hv mentally aware and avoid all forms of opposition. others. G E M IN I (May 21-June 20| SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A Keep everything on a business­ failure to krep pace with your pruhlems today In grasping the big picture, hut you tnay lack an eye for detail.' Tread carefully and don't trip over the llttlr thlngs. PISCES I Feb. 20 March 20) Today If you get Involved In some lype of competitive activi­ ty. hr II physical or mental, play the game for tlx* game sukc and don't bring tx-lllng Into the picture. (C| 1990. NEW SPAPER ENTEKPRISE ASSN duties and rcspnnstblllllcs tixlay could lead lo avoidable com­ plications. Each thing you ne­ glect to do will add lo Ihe |irnuiu>. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-lice. 211 It's lo your best Interest at litis time to try to avoid petty, p o litic a l In v o lv e m e n ts with friends. In the tx-glnnlng what transpires might be Interesting, hut It could suddenly turn more serious. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22 Jan. 19) An objective which Is of Importance lo you tixlay might nol lx* equally us meaningful to your ussix'laics. Don't lx- sur­ prised R they decide to withhold I heir support. A Q U A R IU S (.Inn 20-Feb I9> Authorship will lie of consider­ able Importance to persons with whom you have dealings Itxlay. If you use someone rise's Idea, lx- sure to credit the source. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Financial Involvements will have In tx* managed with extreme skill today or else you euultl come out on the short end. If you think you're getting a hum deal. s|x-ak up and have It corrected. (Cl 1990. NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. WIN AT BRIDGE By James Jacoby Do you remember that It was only yesterday that u 4-0 spilt caused declarer trouble In u slam? Today we set- just such a spilt setting a careless defender In game. Playing In llirrr noirump. South n-eelved Ihe jack nl spades lead. He won. and noticing lhat the longest suit In ihe combined hands was clubs, set ulxtut attacking lhal suit. So he played low up to dummy. When West showed out. declarer played dummy's Jack. East won and returned a spade. Now declarer went alter diamonds, playing to ihe nine in dummy. East won Ihe arc and played a i bird spade. When Wesi came on lead with Ihe diamond king, two more gixxl spade tricks set die contract. Declarer was right to go alter rlulis. but It was a mistake lo play a low club from Ills hand. Instead he should have played Ihr queen. East could nol alfiird lo takr that card. (Declarer would next duck a club, then later play K J and run the suit.I When East (lucked the club queen. South could thrn switch Ills utlack lo diamonds and take enough winners to make three no-trump. O f course It was unlucky and much against dis­ tributional rxlds that East held all four elulis. but II would cost declarer nothing to make the right play of the club queen first. To avoid tills kind of mistake it Is helpful In get Into the habit of asking ynursrlf what m ight happen if a key suit splits particularly badly If you know wh.it will fiappctl. you are more likely lo make the play that will counteract Ihe txid suit division. ANNI E BUGS B U N N Y U -J L U J U U JL JL J LIU IJIICIU AY WHAT L.C. H A P p - ^ WAPRlSffP? MV YOU, "PAPPY'?/— J * RtkY ON MY TW | v vv * I PCOPlt FOR TRClR INITIATIVE, V 00 r M tc u i NORTH I'T H ♦ II 9 tD • »* ♦ K J 714 1 EAST ♦ M l ♦ J 10*1 ♦ A* ♦ A 10 » I WEST ♦ J 1 0 »lt ♦ Q 7* I ♦ k m : ♦ --- SOUTH ♦ AKQ ♦ A* ♦ q j to t i ♦ y i: Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Smlh J NT West Put North 1 NT Eait All pui Opening lead: ♦ J by Leon ard Start �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. 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Fiti«nal Geographic: Banactfc It* GreeJrU Central jPaid Programming CD On Atvgnmenl CofMton ol ThtmAl Horde UnknownWar ___jClet at War_______ |[All Creature* [8.«y Ocean A » r SpacetlsgM_ o |M»«S 6 :3 0 M8C )hwt Non N »« Nows T h e group Is currently a m em b er or M ld -F lorla Pop Warner Football, which sponsors tackle footbgll and cheerleading actlvltea for children seven through 15 years o f age. The philosophy o f the youth — oriented association Is: athletics and academics go hand ln-hand. T h is grou p In sp ires you th without regard to race, creed or national origin. It teaches young people to practice the Ideals of sportsmanship, scholarship, and physical fllncas. It stresses the v a lu e s o f s e l f - d l a c l p l l n e . te a m w o r k , c o n c e n t r a t io n , friendship, leadership, and good sportsmanship. It provides an o p p o r t u n it y fo r y o u th to participate In an organized, supervised environment with emphasis on maximum safety and group participation. The youth o f Sanford are provided with a healthy alternative to crime and drugs. Volunteers are being recruited to help with the following committee.: fundrais­ ing. academ ics, equipm ent, con cession s, transportation, pu b lic rela tio n s, and team mothers. Registration for 1900 season b ega n th is m on th . Further Inform ation w ill bt fo r t h c o m in g . I f yo u h a v e children who would like to participate In this program con­ tact Tommie Thompson, com ­ m is s io n e r. a l 321-2012 or address all mall to Sanford Youth Football Association. P.O. Box 2453. Sanford. Florida 32772-2453. Officers for the 1990 season are: Joyce Jones, cheerleading coordinator: Har­ rison Hampton Sr., director: Tommie Thompson Sr., com­ missioner; Coppella Williams, secretary: Jan Henry Sr. vice president; Freddie Hawkins Sr., p resid en t; and not show n. Agatha Hawkins, treasurer. Reunion committee meets C room s A c a d e m y C lassic Years Class Reunion Committee will meet today at the Elks Home. 7th Street and Cypress Avenue at 6 p.m. All graduates or students who would have graduated between 1950-59 are Invited to allend thla meeting. Plans for the reunion to be held this December will be discussed. Richard IDIrk) Evan, chairman. Gospel group to eppear Gospel music lovers are In­ vited lo enloy the music of The V o ic e O f P l x z a z x G o s p e l Ensemble. The group will ap­ pear al 7:30 p.m. tonight, at the Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Eighth Street and Or­ ange Avenue. Many singers and soloists will perform, along with the Ptzzazz Goapel Ensemble, under the direction of Marvin Henderson. See you there! Oratorical eontaat bald Seminole Council No. 109 and Jewel Council No. 109 Educa­ tional Department held the Dis­ trict Tw o Oratorical Contest Sunday. April 1. at Ml. Zion AME Church. Daytona Beach. Daughter Fran Worthcm pre­ sided over the program. The theme was: Today well lived makes yesterday a dream o f happiness and tomorrow a vis­ ion of hope. Daughter Elaine Crumity In­ troduced the five contestants. She Is the educational directress for district two. The following speakers were winners. Franchon S. Woodard, a senior at Jones High School. Orlando, won first place. She Is the daughter o f Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Woodard, and was sponsored by Royal Palm Lodge No. 439 and Royal Palm Temple No. 890. She will present her speech at the State Elks Convention In Ft. Lauderdale.She will represent District Tw o In the state oratori­ cal contest. Second p la ce w in n er was Roshcll Cooper, a Junior al Mainland Senior Hlgn School. Daytona Beach. Sne la the daughter o f Eddie and Joyce A n d e r s o n . R o s h c ll w aa sponsored by H alifax R iver Lodge No. 1723 and Peninsula Temple No. 829. Daytona Beach. Kevin L. Kidd was the third p la ce w in n e r. A s e n io r al A s t r o n a u t H ig h S c h o o l . Titusville, he Is the son o f Koaalyn Kidd, from Mims. Hr was sponsored by Indian River Lodge No. 692 and Magnolia Temple No. 4 4 1. Cocoa. Fourth p la ce w in n er w as Tanja Brown, who Is a senior nt Seminole High School. She la the daughter o f Mattie McCall. San­ ford. She was sponsored by Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen T em p le No. 321. Sanford. Gillian Bernard, a senior at L e e s b u r g H ig h S c h o o l . Leesburg, won fifth place. She Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Bernard. Leesburg. She was sponsored by Land O'Lakes Lodge 656 and Land O'Lakrs Temple 1056. Leesburg. Commentary wa« provided hy District Deputy Ruben Larkins. Albert Brown Jr. from Seminole Council No. 109. Dgt. Lou Alyce Dean, and Jewel Council No. 109. Awards and scholarships wrrr presented by District Education­ al Director Earl E. Mlnott. who also tntroducted the judges for the occasion. Contestants spoke about free enterprise In America. Other topics Included: Martin Luther King, his dream and the Con­ stitution: the effects of devo­ tion al p ra yer and religiou s teaching as directed by the Constitution: and life will get you down If you let It. (M arva H aw kins It a San/ordHtrald corraspondant covsrtng Sanford naws. Phona: 322 5415.) G e t t in g m a r r ie d Engagement and wedding l forms are avullable at the S anford H e ra ld . 300 N. French Ave. These forms give guidelines for writing data that will be used In engagem ent and wedding announcements. Those who cannot pick up forms at the Herald during regular business hours may obtain forms by sending an addressed, stamped envelope to People Editor. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771. The completed forms may be accompanied by a pro­ fessional black-and-w hite photograph If a picture Is desired with the announce­ ment. The Herald reserves the right lo reject photo­ graphs that w ill not re­ produce prop erly. Photo­ graphs may be picked up after publication, or they will be returned If an addressed, stamped envelope Is pro­ vided. luai ® FIRST POWER " STEPFATHER II R0PASKS NOOQCOUlT Engagement and wedding forms must be (Hied out and signed before any engage­ ment or wedding announce­ ment Is published In the Herald. Completed engage­ ment forms should hr lumrd In at least 20 days prior to the wedding. Engagement and wedding a n n o u n c e m e n ts a rc published In the Sunday edi­ tion of the People section. * For more Information, call 322 2811. ext. 34 BUY For the current rate c a ll... 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Florida — Sunday, April 8. 1990 Education Curasi has lots of fun with her kids IN B R IE F ■y VICKI DsfORMIIR Minority fellowships offered at U C F OKI.ANIH) — African American graduate students attending, nr planning to attend the University of Central Florida are iH'Ing tillered llie chance In apply for $.0,000 slate merll fellowships designed lo encourage enrollmenl In academic areas with low inlnorlty represenlallon. Sclccllous for Ihc annual Delores A. Au/enne Fellowshl|is. named for I lie lale director o f Ihc ctpial opportunity division of the Stale University System, are based upon urudrmlc background, graduate study programs and career goals. A UCF committee of faculty, administration and stuff will consider each student's application, bul the final decision will lie made at the stale level. Applications must be received no later than April 13. For more Inforiuallon. contact the UCF office of ctpial opportunity and affirmative action programs ai 1-275-2348. Herald staff writer A L T A M O N T E S PR IN G S When Spring Lake Elementary School principal Jim Neville thinks of kindergarten teacher Elizabeth Cnrasl he says hr Ihlnksof her smile. "She has fun with her kids." he said of the teacher ol the year from Ills school. Cnrasl said she has hern ■ranching live year olds for a decade and a hail anti saltl she Is still "g ellin g a whole Iol ol enjoym ent" from her Job. Though she has a great deal ol fun al her Job Curasi tltx-s not lake her work lightly. She Irrls that a kindergarten (earlier may lx- the mnsl Important ( m t s o i i In a yotingrsirrs educational lllr. " I t ’ s not jnsl le tte rs and numlxTs." she said. "W e have In make sure llinl they like sehtxil. that they waul lo keep mining Itack." Curasi said that ilro|xuit pre­ vention Is Ilest thine befnrr It Is needed. " If we can gel (hem In learn In love learning and Ihc srhixil environment, we don't need lo worry alxitti losing them laler." She said that learnlg al u young age Is manipulative. Kills learn better when they are able In have hands-on experiences lo em phasize the polnl o f the lesson. She said, for example, thal her students, most of whom live In urlxin and suburban areas art­ learning about farm animals, laxiklng al plclnrrs Is fine she said, bul going In u farm Is betlcr. Her studenls will tie going to Uncle D-mald's Farm in Lady lutke next month lo learn In |x-rxou about Hie animals. "These children will lx- able lo milk a goal." she salt). While studenls are having fun. Cnrasl saltl they are absorbing Ihlngs they never rrallzr they LM S names students of the month SANFOHI) — The Uikevlew Middle School. 21 Lakcvlcw Ave.. Sanford, facttliy has uomrd 10 studenls for the March student id ihc month awartl. These studenls are ficing recognized by their teachers for demonstrating outstanding personal growih. scholarship, leadership and citizenship. The award recipients are sixth graders llrlan Hack. Sandy Hill and llrrkely McMurray. seventh graders Chondra Doughtery. Jonathan Dlcklson. Iami Hlchartlr and Lisa Klchurdc and eighth graders John lltireh. Glnjrr Tackrit and l.isclte Oulllrn. School board to meet SANFOHI) — The Seminole County school Ixiard will meet on Tuesday afternoon. April to. al 2 p in. In the board room al the district headquarters. 1211 Mellonvllle Ave.. Sanford. On the agenda will lx- the reappointment of administrative employees whose contracts will bo renewed for the upcoming year. Prior lo the meeting, the hoard will conduct a one hour work session to discuss the master plan for the construction project to lie done al Mllwce Middle School. S C C board of trustees meeting SANFOHI) — On Tuesday evening. April l(). al 8 p.m.. the Seminole Community College Ixiard of trustees will meet In the college's txiard room In the administration hulldlng. The agenda, which Is expected lo contain nothing out of the ordinary will lie avalable to the public on Monday. Tw o Dividends win state aw ards ALTAMONTE SI’HINOS —The Seminole County Dividends program can now Ixiast two volunteers who were selected us the Florida Department of Kdncullnn outstanding volunteers In the It) county area which Includes Seminole. Orange. Volusia and llrcvard counties. Carol McWilliams, a volunteer at Oviedo High Sc IkmiI. (iol King Si . Oviedo, won In the adult category anti Pat Mixon at Lake Orienta Elementary School, tit2 Newport Ave.. Altamonte Springs, won in Ihc senior cutegorv. Mi Williams hel|K-d develop tile college and career center which she still operates at Oviedo She has tx'en a volunteer lor I luec years. Mixon, who has hern a volunteer In the Seminole County district lor 10 years, works on math, reading. s|K'lllng and social studies skills with ltidlvldo.il students. She averages nearly I .(XX) volunteer hours |ht year. S tetso n to in crease tuition Det.AND — Citing the need to continue dfnrts lo expand and Improve the academic, residential and six'lal opportunities available to Stetson University students, the school’s Ixiard of trustees has approved a nine percent Increase In Ihc tuition and fees to lx* paid In Ihc 1990-fll year. The total cost lor the ItKXMll fall, winter and spring l-rins will be 8I2.U55. compared lo 811.850 In 1080 <X) Tuition will Increaseby $8(X). rixitn and Ixiard will go up S2tX) and general lees will lx- an additional $20 A new student life fix' ol $25 has also Ixx-ii added ITte additional funds will help finance a significantly expanded career planning and placement program, seven n <v laculiy positions. S50.(XX> in additional security lighting. $ lot).(XX) In residence hall furnishings, the first year of a $5(X).lXK> scientific equipment purchase pool and completion ol renovations to Elizabeth Hall According to the university olllcluls the Individual tuition Is still $2,050 less than the actual cost of educating each studrnt. B io ethics sym posium to be at Rollins WINTEK I’AHK - Hubert M.Cixik Deegail. M.U.. the acting executive director ol the biomedical ethics advisory i ommlllec ol ihc U.S. Congress will tx' ihc featured speaker at Hollins College's second annual symposium In bltx-ihlcs on April 10 and I I lie will discuss human gene therapy and the "human genome project." Kahn on B randeis dean’s list W A I.IIIA M MASS. — Jennifer Kahn, a junior al tlraiidcts I'm vi tsin and a resident ol l.ongwixul. has been named to the dealt s list Dean's list honors arc given to students who have earned a giaib point average ol al least :l 5 on a lour |xilnt scale Registration dates set for Kindergarten SANFOHI) rite Seminole t oiiiiiv N liool district will haw Kindergarten registration tm tlx I'xxiJil s< laxil year lx gmmngoii April Is Children must In live years old oil or I mlore bc|il I |<)*H) lo lx eligible to enroll In scltixil • ()u Apr it IS registration w ill be h eld al G e n e v a . M t d w .il |* i n ee re s i a n d Idvllw tide elcinclliarv -*» In Mils • tin April l‘ * registration w ill be at H am ilton and Goldsboro elementary ■» luxils • tin April J<) registration will Im at Wilson and Lake M.irv elementary st h*«ils • O n A p r i l 21 r e g is t r a t io n w i l l I m - at H e d H u g . S i d l i n g P a r k E .i s ll ir r x i k C a s s e lls rr\ Law ion and Slcnsiroin ele­ mentary schools • On April 25 registration will bo at Winter Springs. W oodlan ds Lake O rlctita. English Estates Longwood and Kcclh elementary sclxxils • On April 2ti. registration will tx at Altamonte Forest City Wcklvu Hear Lake Spr m g Lake and Saba I I’otnl elementary s* luxils To lx- pcrmuicd to enroll tlietr i liild in a district kin dcrg.irtcn parents must bring tile billowing liilnrmutloit lo registration tin- child's litrih • ■ ruin ate ptixil ol residency la • iqiy ol the homestead exemption ci ruin ate or lease agrcement) and a |inxi| ol a jiliysn al rxain M#f aid Photo by Tommy Vincont Elizabeth Curasi. Spring Lake Elementary School s teacher o l the year, g e ls into Ihe lun ol things w ith her kindergarten students as they sing and act oul Ihe words lo a song are learning. Social skills lor example, are taught Just as u part of everyday activities, In Interaction with one another. "It's hard work." she saltl matter-of-fnetly. "Kids al Ihls age don't have a very long ultrntlon span so we do things for 15 or 20 minutes al n lim e." The students are learning Ihe alphabet one letter a week In no particular order. This week II Is Ihe Id ler "E ". Curasi has devised all sorts ol a rllv lllrs that will help Ihe children remember Ihe Id ler Ixilh when Ihey see II and whrn they heard In words. "W e're going lo dye Easier eggs and have an egg hunt," she said. She added studenls learn Id ler recognition, rooking skills and social cooperation with those slmplr activities. “ We s a tu ra te them w ith learning." shr said. Curasi began her teaching career In Ihe Gadstcn County after gruduallng from Florida Stutr University with a degree In elementary and early childhood education. She laugh! In that district for four years while she earned a in osiers degree In early childhood education. “ Then my husband goi a Job In Orlando." shr explained. Her husband Paul got a job as an animator for Ihc Walt Disney company. "Hecenlly he headed up the creation of Ihe animation tour ut Ihe new Dlsuey-MGM studios." she said proudly. Curasi and her family live in Orlando and her children Sroti. 14. and Steven.!). attend Orunge Cnunty public schtxils. "I'v e never had them In my cluxs."she said. Cnrasl said shr looks forward lo coming In work every morn­ ing. "Thul's why Ihe leaelters al Spring Lake chose her as ihctr teacher of the year." Neville said. Lawton Elementary School Honor Roll " A " Honor Roll Flrsi Grade — Karen Amos. G e r a ld H a lza n u . J e n n ife r ILirckhohz. Amy lllshop. Thom­ as Clancy. Hrtnv Clark. Laura Coin. Kristina Crudcn. Leslie Ih-an. Jennifer Eves. Joanna G o p lc n . J o sh u a H a n c o c k . Jm itllla llo rillic c k . M on eltc Ihutsoii. Amanda Knnkc. J.mcllc Knilkr. Mclixlv Klllulas. Danielle Laugcndcrlcr. Nicholas Messina. Amanda Mulvey. Dennis I'.iuns. Vic I or Patios. Jason Prather. Andrea Seoll. Lesllc-Alttl Si-ngcl. Joshua Shepherd. NIcolc Stone. Scan Syndcr. Anther Wales. Jacob Wclsbrod. Karl Wesson. Chrlsllne W hlliicncr. Joseph Williams. Maillx-w Williams S econ d G rade — B radley Aw’ sum h. C h ris tia n a H eir. Christopher Hrown. Eli/ahcth C a rm ic h a e l. J u lie C a rro ll. Thomas Czuplcskl. Sarah Elllch. Aaron Jtilldslad. Christopher Kous. J e s s ic a L o g a n . Paul l.tlh ra m i. V e ro n ic a M an zl. I.aurcu McDonald. Jcllrcy Morrlc.il. Stephen Plndcr. Venice P lltm a n . M arian S h ip m an , l . y i l d t e S m ile y . Hr a lid on T o w it l e y . N a n c y W e l l e r . NaihaitU I Wylie T h ir d G rade — M eredith Adam. Amanda Hint. Karen C lo n lu gcr. Andrea C rudcn. Taryn Cruz. Turner E llioii. Dawn Frelman, David Igli-slas. Ilunulc lim n in g. Klinhc-rlcc Kern. Constance Lamhrlttos. Melissa Lovell. Vlrglm.i Low one Melissa M cDcrinlll Amanda Miller. Kalhryn Slhlskl. Hence Siinmicrs. Sarah Taylor. Corlx-I I'ruog. Ellzahclh Wesson Fourth Grade — Lindsay Allen. Lori Hmscntcr. Knbcri Dean Kristen Mttrrav. Chad Vickery F ilt h G ra d e — K c b c c c a Hroseuici. Megan Chniltlgei Keguiolil Carwtsc. Kati n I’orzlo Nathan Vl.is.itv " U " Honor Roll Eitsi Grade — Knsitu Adams. Ilnan Awsunili Shaun.i ll.ill.ml losc|ih lloMiks Oscar Canlllo i t v si a I C a r r o ll M a tth ew t i ii o/io Lilia Ceslero. Karo v C o llin s ( Itrlsiin ('r e v is io n Matthew ( revision Chrisiophei Davis Kiisicu Davis William Dcrrvbcrrv Andrew Donahtu Charily Ellis Nathan Fo\ Mat tin w Gain ki Jotialliau Gun nelson <'.mil.lee .lai ksm S.irali loins Coiirlnev Mallicws Davnl Mi Dnualil .le ii iliv Millet Itolx il H a n le r s o ii. V en u s H lvi-ra. SI1..1111011 Shepherd. Lindsay small Christina Nix liner Dam< I I'otiey ihiclicl Wllki S* 1 o n il C ira <1c M ark lllcikau. Jamlla lltowilv I I 10111 as II111 klcv Anthoiiv t oslello M iili.ul DaiiiLson Mi n 1I11I1 lx lam v Kevin Dovli llannoii E c k e r t . C o iir ln e v F in n ey llrandy Uranl W illiam llall liistm | lo iii»k Mn bi lie Mi n ilcrson. Maiirix-en Hennessey. Lindsay llolliriHik. Jiisthi Irvine. Ian Kctsziills. Marc l.ongiln. A n th o n y M arlm on. M cglian M cA iillllf. Heather McCIcary. Jason McDonald. Sarah Mllzo. Ilraiidnn Nixlslc. Jam ie Palmer. Jcrnsha Pixirc. Justin Hcdllcld. Anther Hcyroihls. Hyan Hole c rls o u . Dcnlsst- H od rlgtlcz. Jam es Sm arl. P eter Smith. Shawiia Snow. Jennifer Swin­ dell. Lindsay Then. Erin Tyson. Marli-lla Vlllacauqia. Christglc Whtezcl. JiK-l Williams T h ir d G ra d e — E d w a rd Adams. Precious Allen. Laura Amolsch. Mercdllh Amolsch. Michael ILirkcr. Tlinolhv Hen lu ll. Tarn Iten isieiii. Sliyun Hrummclt. Hyan lliitler. Kelly Clancy. Janus Clayton. William Coin. Hyan Cooke. Klaitu Dowdy. La v o y a D u m as. T h o m a s E iitcn in a n n . M ile s G oplcn . Jeremy llancix k. James Harris, lainrcii llcimcssi v. Hyan Irvine. Jana Jiihiisun. Darrell Junes. Jessica King. Gary Koukr. Adam Kramer. Aloysloiis Lewis. Dam Loyd. Jessica Marshall. Lconcl Marline/. Hit haul \laxcy. Sarah McCIcary. Hoss McIntosh. Daniel Meyer. Chad Miller. Agarwal M olly. Troy M on roe. Tracy Nielsen. Sara Plullqis. Kevin P ie r c e . J u n a lh a ti P r a llic r . Miriam Itlvcra. Du.mtc Sapp. Paul Sarclit. Allison Si lmlcii licrg. Lauren S m av. Patrick S iriiu -vcr. llrla n S tcctisou . Joshua Ulm. Kristen VuuMctcr Klmlx rlv Wendt Vanessa Wilke Jason Williams Fourlh Grade — Hoss AI miiiiI Hyan Allen Joanne Audi rsou. J ason A rm s tro n g M an l l o i i a d u i i u a . ■ lo a n H r c in leiilirui k Si oil Drow n. Muliael lln r lo ii L a u re n ( ’ a m p h e ll K lllllie ilv ( a r l i e r i v Hohetl t .1t11e.1l. A|iril ( arroll Kenneth ( raw lord Melliula Creamer. 1 r v s i .il C t l l u i o n e . f e r r i t za p lesk l. D o u g la s Daniel Heather Eckmaii. Mava Galro v lo iiim tc G r e g g s . J a m e s Glt-gnrv Itllarsha llu ks ( I111I011 lai kson t hrislojiher lepsoil Thanksforsticking withi e M le h e lle Kasper. K ath erin e Kliigma. Knsiin Lawton. Tracey Llllseoil.. Itralo l.ougllo. Sooja Lukin Heck. L etlela M arlin. Alilin Mathews. Katherine M iCowtl. Kelly Mi Hcyroihls. Julie M e s s e n g e r . G llta M essin a . Shaniiiin Meyer. Marta M1I.1//0. Jiisrjih Mulcy. Darren Nixlslc. Allaniarla Perkins. Chris pren dergitsi. Camcrnir Prlichartl. D o n a ld H lc h a r d s . S h au n .i Holilnsou. Nicholas Schllugcr. M ark S h ield s. Sara Sm ith. William Smiih. Hoberi Szelc. Johann Tltlcl. Eric Vcencslaml. Eric Vomhihlcn. Kenala Walker. S u s a n W e lk e r . J o n a ih u n Whclzcl. Scott Williams Fifth Grade — Slevcn Alxmil. A illr a A le x a n d e r . A m a n d a Ihxluar. Holx-rt llogitscli. Eric Hratiliiu. Nicole Hrawtly. Charles llr.izlcl. Siiyzannc Hrown. Jill t'lamplM-ll. Hegliiolil CarwlM*. Hose Chlkezle. Kelx tcn Clarke. Erin Cixik Samara Crum. David Evans. Angel Gainey. Jeffrey Gixxlmail. Sarah Goplcn. Trade Gordon. Jessica Henderson. I.alllla lllc k s . M ichelle II11I tmeh-r. Ilaylcy Hogue. Pamela King. Pamela Knnkc. Danielle Ltihrnun. Adrienne Mazur. Scan McCnmtx-r. Jodie Mclamglilln. Amy Miller. Austin Mitchell. Keith Nielsen. Gina Olsten. Adam Hlhaknlf. Chrlslnpher Hiilx-rtson. HraitU-y Home. John Saravunja. P lu llip S h rlglev. N athan Sluts. Dyul S in g le Wendy Smith. Heather Swindell Anlhntiy Theriiu-nos. Stephanie Townlcy. Lisa Wharion Sanford Herald is a proud member of the “ Welcome Wagon” Family in Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 323-4614 Lake Mary — 321-6660 or 330-3311 Longwood — 331-4016 or 869-9369 Winter Springs — 696-2515 Altamonte — 869-4340 Casselberry — 699-9255 or 696-2515 Oviedo — 869-8612 • ............. • • DrM*»n l iK*fi ■« « �INSIDE: ■ Editorial, Pag* 2D ■ Books, Paga4D The Hubble Space Telescope Is Ihc moot powerful optical Instrument ever built for opera­ tion above Earth's obscuring atmosphere. Here are telescope details at a glance: •C ast 81.55 billion tor the telescope hardware; 8400 million fo r develop m en t o f ground systems; 8200 million for developrnenl and planning for kvorbtt aerrtclng; 8180 million (per year) for operations at the Space Telescope Science Institute M Johns Hopkins University In Baltimore and 840 million per year lor grants and data storage •Total cos V IE W P O I N T Here's your chance to tell your wackiest golf stories OK. I know you’ve done tome pretty silly thing* on the golf course. Now I want to hear about them. Send me your »torte» about the goofiest, wackiest, most bizarre thing* you've ever seen while playing golf. The atorle* don’t neceaaartly need to be about you. They can be about a playing partner, a caddy or Ju»t *omeone or something weird you happened to notice while out for a day on the courae. The best stories will be printed In this space in Mie next few weeks. H ere a re a few e x a m p le s o f th e kinds o f things I’m looking for: .-h e » A W * D - o r r D R iv n I used to play golf wllh an editor who couldn't hit woods at all. not a driver, not a three wood, nothing that had ever had bark on It. He used a five iron all the lime. It was a five Iron off the tee. a five Iron on approach shots, a five Iron on par 5s. a five Iron on par 3s. He carried a full set of clubs hut he didn't really need them. All he needed was a five Iron and a putter. His theory was that two well-placed five Iron shots on par 4s were Just as good as a long drive and an eight or nine Iron second shot. That's not a bad theory: a little weird, but not loudly without some merit. The only catch is that he couldn't hit the five Iron straight. He'd wind up In the woods ofT the tee and In Mr*. O'Leary's cow pasture on his second shot. So he came up with what, to him. must have seemed like a brilliant Idea. He cut his driver shaft off (with a hacksaw) so It was the same length as his five Iron. The Idea was that If his driver was Ihc same length as his five Iron, he would probably be able to hit It better. He cut the shaft down, put a new grip on the shortened end and went out one day with myself and a couple o f other fellows. On the first tee. a par-4 with a somewhat large lake Just in front of and to the left o f Ihc tee box. he took a mighty swing with his 'new dub.' The ball went about eight feet, a divot large enough to pul a mobile home on flew up over our heads and hta driver flew out of his hand and. with the whirring noise o f a disabled helicopter, flew out over the lake, splashed among theIlly pads and disappeared. He was still standing In the tee box. looking around trying to figure out where everything went. He still clutched the rubber grip that his driver had slid out of on his downswing. Guess he wasn't smart enough to know to use glue when you rc-grtp a club. It was probably Just as well. That driver was finally where it belonged. Now if we can Just get him to do that with his five Iron. TH E ONE LEGGED EAO LE CHIP About a year ago. I was playing golf at Winter Springs Country Club. On the first par-5 on the back side I hit a nice drive and used a three wood to place my second shot Just short of the green and to the right In the rough. When we drove the cart next to my ball. I stepped In a hole when I got out and twisted my ankle, the kind o f mishap I'm sure everyone's very familiar with, especially If you've ever played a lot of basketball. Dut being ai- I love to play so much and I wasn't about to give up the round for any kind of superficial Injury. I grinned bark the pain and grabbed my pitching wedge. Standing on one leg. I lofted the ball up over a greenslde trap, on the top of one o f the slopes of an undulating green. The ball bounced twice then rolled straight to the hole, struck the pin and dropped In. I tried to finish the round but my ankle swelled over thr tops of my shoes und I figured It was time to quit for the day. THE P A R PROM 110 Y A R D S OUT There's a fellow back home by the name of Todd Satterfield w!.o Is Just a tremendous golfer. He played on the University of Georgia golf team for four years and will probably turn pro sometime during the next couple of years. He worked for me as an Intern fur a couple of summers and we played together a few limes. Todd strikes the ball so well that he can really Intimidate the other people he's playing with. The first time I ever played with him. I was as nervous as Michael Dukakis on election day. At the time, he was playing to a minus-1 handicap und I was playing to a 14. We were on the Old White Course al The Greenbrier resort, u world-reknown golf loca­ tion. It's where Sam Snead begun his pro career und where, during the full, you're likely lo see Tom Watson playing. It's one of Watson's favorite courses. The first tec Is elevated, some 45 or 50 feet above the floor of the course. Your first drive must carry a road, u somewhat ominous-looking creek and about 50 yards of rough Just to get lo I he fairway. It's a very nerve-wracking tee because the clubhouse dining room Is located Just spitting distance away to the left and there's always a crowd I here to watch people tee off Todd and I were paired with two distin­ guished^looking visitors who. Judging by their attire and equipment, played a lot o f golf. Todd drove his ball, naturally, strlght down the pipe some 270 or 2HO yards, leaving himself a soft sand wedge Into a par-4 green that Is guarded by cavernous bunkers on either side The other two gentlemen did likewise, not as See Golf, Page 6D start at «w pretest In 1*77 through Ere on4 el the first year In space): 82.35 In this artist concept, the Hubble Space Telescope has been delivered lo orbit by the space shuttle Discovery and released for uears of operation. The instrument will _ i n Discovery poised to place historic payload into orbit By WILLIAM HARWOOO UPI Science Writer CAPE CANAVERAL - The shuttle Discovery Is set lo lunch Ihe 81.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope this reek, un astronomical lime machine expected lo evolullonlzc knowledge of the cosmos und Ihc "b ig wng" thought to have created II some 15 billion years 'So- Operating 380 miles above Earth's haxy atmosphere, he 25.500-pound telescope. Ihe most expensive alelllte ever built, will allow astronomers lo study Ihe leavens with 10 times Ihc clarity of ground-based Discovery's launch on the 35th shuttle mission this week marks the 10th post-Challenger flight and the third of nine m a n n ed U .S. sp ace sh o ts planned for 1900. Here are m lsalon d eta ils at-a-glance (based on an April 10 launch): •Space shuttle: Discovery, making Its 10th flight sine* Its maiden voyage Aug. 30. 1084. Discovery took off on Its most recent (light Nov. 22 when it carried a classified military cargo into soars. ' •Launch alia: pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center, Fla. •Launch time: 8:47 a.m. EDT, April 10. •Atlantia weight (Including paytoed): 239,229 pounds. •Total launch weight (Includ­ ing fuel, boosters and external tank): 4,510.325 pounds. •Total landing weight 189.477 pounds. •C om pu ter lllg h t co n tro l software: A program “ loa d " known as 0I-8C. which Includes new routines designed to let the shuttle's computers lake over critical phases o l emergency aborts. •Commahder. Loren Shrlver, 45 (one previous (light). •Co-pilot Charles Bolden. 43 (one previous flight). •Mission Specialist No. 1: B ruca-M cC andless, 52 (one previous flight). •Mission Specialist No. 2: Slaven Hawley, 38 (two previous flights). •Mission Specialist No. 3: Kathryn Sullivan, 38 (one pre­ vious lllght). • Emergency spacewalk personnel: McCandless and Sul­ livan. •Payload: The Hubble Space Telescope. •Deployment time: About 2:10 p.m. EOT April 11, one day, five hours and 23 minutes after liftoff (during orbit No. 19). •Deployment attitude: About 380 statute miles. •Secondary payloads: Protein Crystal Growth experim ent, large-formal IMAX movie cam­ era. a protein crystal growth study, a student experiment./ .m edical and engineering re'search equipment. •Mission duration: 5 days. 1 hour and 15 minutes. • Landing lime: 7.Q2 a m. PDT. • Landing site: Edwards Air ForcryBase. Calif. •Shuttle mission cost: $375 million provide sciential* with Images of never-before-seen comers of Ihe galaxy for up lo 15 years. The telescope will orbit the esrlh at an altitude of about 300 miles. s p a c e Instruments, opening a new window on the universe. Sensitive enough to sec the light of a single firefly 10.000 miles away. Ihe Hubble Space Telescope Is Ihe centerpiece of whal promises to be a new golden age of astronomy, a scientific renaissance marking Ihc most significant leap forward since Galileo first trained his spyglass skyward some 400 years ago. “ W e'll be like Ihe Utile nearsighted child In the classroom who Is given a pair of glasses and at last can see wliat Ihc teacher's been writing on Ihc blackboard." said Lcnnard Fisk. NASA's associate administrator for space science and applications. Running seven years behind schedule and more Ilian 81 billion over budget. Ihe Hubble Space Telescope, arguably Ihe most Important scientific payload ever built. Is scheduled for launch Tuesday al 8:47 a.m. EDT aboard Ihe space shuttle Discovery. D l s s Taleacope, R ig a 6D NASA technicians perform a contamination Inspection ot the Hubble Space Telescope prior lo Its placement In the space shuttle's cargo bay. Telescope a marvel of high technology By W ILUAM HARWOOD UPI Science Writer__________________ CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA's Hubble Spare Telescope Is a marvel o f high technology, capable o f seeing u single firefly al 10.000 miles or Ihc glow o f a llaxhllght a quarter of a million miles away. Its guidance system Is so accurate II could keep u laser beam focused on a dime at a distance of 200 miles for 24 hours at a lime, a feat See Marvel, Psge 8D • billion. •Primary contractor Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., Sun­ nyvale, Calif. •Mirror contractor: PerkinElmer Corp. of Danbury, Conn. •Planned Itfe llo w : 15 years. •Orbital attitude: 380 miles. •Length: 43.5 feet. •Weight: 25,500 pounds. • Diameter 14 feet. •Telescope design: Csssegrain; light enters the telescope tubs, bounces o ff s primary mirror and back up lo a smaller, secondary mirror mounted near the opening of the tube. From there, (he light bounces back down through a hole In the primary mirror and Is brought to a focus at the “ focal plana" where cameras and other In­ struments can be placed to record the concentrated light. • P rim a ry m irro r: a 1,827-pound. 94.5-Inch mirror mad# o l ultra low-expansion titanium silicate glass coated with aluminum and magnesium fluoride to enhance reflectivity. The special coating la |ust 4 millionths o l an Inch thick. • S e c o n d a r y m irror: a 27.4-pound, 12.2-inch mirror. •Mirror support truss: graphite epoxy. •Distance between primary and secondary miner. 18 leet. •Primary mirror hole: 24 In­ ches wide. •Fecal plane: 4.9 leet behind front surface of primary mirror. •Focal ratio: F724. •Solar panele: two 7.8-foot wide, 39.4-foot long panels. •Solar calls: 48.000 (24.000 per panel). •Electrical power 2,400 watts, minimum. •Data transmission rata: 1 million bits per second; at this rate, the contents ot ■ 30volume encyclopedia could be transmitted In 42 minutes. •Aiming accuracy: 0.007 arc seconds, equivalent to keeping a beam of light 600 miles long centered on a target 1.2 Inches wide. •Scientific Instruments: live, all ol which can be replaced or repaired In orbit by spacewalk­ ing astronauts. •Instrument power consump­ tion: 110 lo 150 watts. The Hubble Space Telescope Is equipped with Iwo cameras, a wide-lleld planetary cam era capable o f studying targe areas of space ar>d taking Voyagerclass pholos o f the planets, and a faint object camera that will be used lo study powerful quasurs and oilier distant ob­ jects. It also Is equipped with two light-splitting spectrographs, one lo study the spectra o f rain: objects In ultraviolet light and one for hlgh-detall research In­ vo lvin g ex p lo d in g galaxies, quusurs and other dense ob­ jects. The telescope also Is equipped with u high-speed photometer, a sort of high-tech light meler. lo study ihc total llghl given off by a target. Finally, one of Ihe telescope's three guidance sensors can be used lo measure stellar posi­ tions wllh unprecedented uccu racy. Astronauts ready for emergency spacewalk United P ress International________ SPACE C ENTER. Houston Astronauts Kathryn Sullivan and Drurc McCandless have trained diligently for live years for a Job they hope they never have to carry oul. Kill If the $1.5 billion Hubble Sparr Telescope runs Into problems after deployment Irorn Ihe shutllr Dtscovcry this week. Sullivan and McCandless will In- primed In earn­ out an emergency spacewalk lo atlrmpl repairs. "It Is the life- of un astronaut lo train diligently for a variety of tilings you hope never come to pass." Sullivan said In an Interview. " S o my londesi hope for this mission would Ire that 1 lx- grossly overtrained and underworked." D iscovery and Its all-veteran five member crew are scheduled lo blast o il Tuesday to ferry Ihe 25.500 pound telescope Inin orbit. The nmsi powerful such Instru­ ment ever built lo study Ihe cosmos bum or lilt, ihe Hubble Sjiacr Tele­ scope is ihe most expensive civilian salrllltc ever launched und one that p r o m is e s lo r e v o l u t i o n i z e astronomy over the course of Its planned 15-year lifetime. "W e're going l » great extremes on this flight to take advantage of Ihe manned space program and whal crewmen can do In orbll lo help us." said night director William Reeves. "W llh the nature of this payload, and Ihe 15-ytur program II repre­ sents. we're taking every possible precaution lo lx- able lo buck up any See Spacewalk. Psge 8D 3EST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF TH E NEWS, REAP T\ HO �i » — Sanford Htrald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. April a. 1M0 Editorials/ Opinions atanfiora tfleralo (uses asi-mi 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407 322-2611 or A31-0093 W a m 0. D irh )W, ■* ■ ~ Laura Milan, SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months................................. 819 50 8 Months............................ 839 00 1 Year ...................................... *78.00 EDITORIALS Seminole Mall: a good project for Sanford T h e ball Is rollin g d eligh tfu lly forw ard on the proposed $100 m illion Sanford Mall, h a vin g gain ed Im portant m om en tu m from tw o recent events: • T h e 214 acres at 1-4 and S.R 46 has been a n n exed to the C ity o f Sanford, thunks to a refresh in gly forw ard-looking vote o f the city com m ission : * • T h e city Planning and Z o n in g C o m ­ m ission unanim ously has recom m en ded a p ­ p roval o f appropriate zone changes. T h e first o f a couple o f public hearings on the project Is scheduled tom orrow night at c ity hall. A detailed body o f inform ation now Is a part o f the public record. Including conscientiou s concerns about uspccts o f the proposal, as w ell as Ihe substantial be itch is. In th e full glare o f critical exam in ation , tt rem ain s crystal clear that the m all is a good d eal for Sanford. A m o n g the benefits: • It w ill m ean m ore con ven ien t shopping, especially for the people o f northern S em in ole and southw estern Volusia counties. W h y should S anford's residents, for e x a m ­ ple. continue to be forced to en du re the Inconvenience o f d riv in g sou th fo r their retail needs — groceries o r otherwise'/ T h e fu rther south one m ust drive, the w orse the traffic snarls, caused In part b y the m istake m ade yea rs ago w h en O rlan do Insisted that 1-4 be routed o v e r that city. T o d a y , the result is backups on the streets, short ram ps, and the Interstate Itself at peak IxafTlet lin es. . . W e think Sanford d eserves h e lle r than this. • T h e m all w ill creule thousands o f jobs. • It w ill gen erate m illio n s o f dollars for S a n fo rd 's m ea g er treasury. T h e city com m ission , th erefore, should give th e project Its stam p o f approval. ROBERT WAGMAN M e d ia s h o u ld re th in k N ic a r a g u a SAN FRANCISCO — For sheer Innocent fun. few sports brat rereading the comments made by American reporters and pundits Just before the recent elections In Nicaragua. They were so positive the Sandlnistas were going to win, and ■o sure that the victory would Invalidate forever Ronald Reagan's policy toward that country. Does It follow, one wanders, that since the Sandlnistas did not wtn but lose, and lose dramatically. Reagan's policy has been vin­ dicated brilliantly? One would think so. but you couldn't prove It by the media’s reaction. Take, for example, the declaration o f Peter Jennlnga on ABC'a World Newa Tonight. Juat a few days before the election. An ABC NewsWashlngton Post poll of Nicaraguan voters foreshadowed a clear Sandlnista victory, and Jennlnga drew the obvious moral: "For the Bush administration and the Reagan administration before It. the poll hints at a simple truth: After years o f trying to gel rid of the Sandlnistas, there Is not much to show for their efforts." The day after the election, one might have thought something along this line would have been appropriate: "For Ihe Bush and Reagan administrations, the outcome represented a sensational vindication of their policy. After years o f trying, they had at last gotten rid o f the Sandlnistas." But I didn't sec any such generous concession by Jennlnga. Or take John Danry o f NBC News, who aceuaed Reagan of h a v i n g an " n b session" with Ortega, described Ihe contras as Reagan's "blunt instrument" for at­ t a c k i n g hi m, and concluded: "It has been o n e of the lo n gest and m ost traum atic chapters tn U.S. history In Latin America, and, tonight tt seems to be’ ending, and ending In a w a y Ronal d Reagan could never have I m a g i n e d . " I On •lection When It ended. In­ nlqht Itself, s t e a d . tn a w a y Rebel wee ■till Dancy could never feellro no have Imagined. Ihe pain. | beau g e s te w ould have had to admit that the ending was precisely the one of which Ronald Reagan had always dreamed, and that the rantrnx seemed lo JA C K ANDERSON Iranian warden lauds U.N. report ■SSSSSB G E O R G E F. W I L L Shedding light on a massacre T h e N ational Park S ervice Is rew ritin g a little history a lo n g the Bear Ri ver In Idaho. It's an effort th a t’s long overdu e. F ou r years a go. the Utah and Idaho state legislatures petitioned the federal govern m en t to erect a n ational m onum ent com m em o ra t­ in g th e so-called Battle o f Bear R iver. It was there, local historians have lo n g m aintained, that C ol. P a trick C on n es and an A rm y con tin gen t m ade up o f C aliforn ia volunteers w on a gloriou s victory In pitched baltle agaln st 6 0 0 Shoshone w arriors on a frosty J an u ary m orn in g In 1863. T h e Indians, how ever, h ave a lw a y s told a differen t story. A n d w hen the push began for a m onu m ent, th ey resisted, b rin gin g forth so m u ch evid en ce o f their ow n that even the president o f the citizen s grou p that first proposed the m onum ent began to express so m e doubts. C ongress directed the Park S e rv ic e to look Into the m atter, and the a g e n c y 's c h ie f historian. E dw in C. Bearss. d elivered his findings. Far from a great buttle. Bearss d eterm in ed that C onnor m a y have slau ghtered as m any a s 4 0 0 defenseless Shoshone, tw o-thirds o f th em w om en and children. N o olllelal tally o f th e death toll w as ev e r taken. A s a result. Bearss is recom m en d in g Ihe establishm ent o f a national h istoric landm ark at what will now Is- form ally identlllcd as the B ear R iver Massacre. It's a proposal Interior S ecretary M anuel Lujan sh ou ldn 't hesitate to accept. be a good deal closer than Ortega lo the will o f ] the Nicaraguan majority. But such an admission by Dancy seems to be missing. Finally, consider Dancy's NBC colleague Ed Rabel, whose grotesquely biased coverage o f the election won him MedlaWatch's Janet Cooke Award for March, for “ the moat outrageously distorted news story of the month." Rabel floated the theory that the U.S. Invasion of Panama had alienated Nicaraguans. ("It was a close race until the U.S. Invaded." he told viewers of NBC Nightly News Just four days before the election.) On election night Itself, Rabel was still feeling no pain: "Polls won't close here for another 30 minutes, but the widespread belief that the Sandlnistas will prevail has shilled thinking far beyond the ballot box." Was Rabel on TV the next night, explaining that Nicaraguans seemed, on the contrary, to have forgiven the United States rather quickly for having Invaded Panama? Not at all. And now for the Big Question that lurks behind all these examples o f ludicrously misin­ formed or deliberately distorted reportage. I f the "best and brightest" Journalists In the United Stales could miss the truth about Nicaragua by a country mile after studying it close up for weeks, what reason is there to suppose that they were right In their analysis of Ihe Vietnam War. Court says yes to censorship WASHINGTON - Not much newa here. Other than last week's Supreme Court ruling that contradicted 70 years o f First Amendment law. The Court affirmed Ihe right o f governments tu stipulate permissible amounts of political speech by certain groups. They are groups thut the rle c lc d politician s who w rote Michigan's censorship law think speak too much. The Court's opinion was written by Justice Marshall and joined by Rehnqulst. Brennan. While. Hlackmun and Stevens. It says government may decide that a particular kind of speaker — a corporation — Is exerting undue Inlltirnce In what Is now a govern­ ment rcgulutcd market place o f political Ideas. A Michigan law (similar to the laws of Ihe federal government and 20 states) makes It u felony for corporations to spend general funds for Independent expressions o f opinion about political candidates. In 1985. the Michigan Chandler of Commerce, a nonprofit corpora­ tion whose members are mostly for-profit corporations, wanted to express Itself regard­ ing a slate legislative election. So the Chamber challenged the law. Justice Marshall, white alTIrmlng Ihe law's proscription of Independent corporate spend­ ing. concedes that spending to support candidates constitutes pollttcul speech. But hr nays the law » abridgement ol the curporatc right of free speech Is compatible with Ihe First Amendment protection against laws "abridg­ ing the freedom of speech." $ This Is so. he says, for two reasons. Stale laws grunt corporations advantages that ena­ ble some of them to amass wraith that poses a "potential" lor "unfair advantage." or the "appearance" thereof. In the marketplace of Ideas. Ann First Amendment guarantees are less Important than the compelling slate Interest in flue-tuning ihe "fairn ess" ot pollttcul deism as defined by the political incumbents who write such laws. Thus thr Court authorizes suppression of speech that might have "corrosive and distorting effects." Corroding and distorting what? The Court docs not say. It docs say. astonishingly, that corporate speech may be censored lo ensure that political expenditures "rcllccl actual public supporl lor political Ideas." So actual speech call Is- banned lo prevent a |M>lt-nllal harm, such as distortion", or to ensure that expenditures on behalf of a cause arc propor­ tionate to the popularity of the cause. Justice St alia begins his blister mg dissent: ' Attention all citizens. To a-ssurc the (aiuirxa ■■I elections by preventing disproportionate expression ol liir views ot any single powerful group, your government has decided that the 'tallowing association* ot persons shall be ptohibUcd from speaking ot writing In support of any candidate:--------- —-------------■" Rrlvate corporations arc. Sculla warns, "only the first object o f this Orwellian announcement." (The National Organization for Women and Planned Parenthood were among nonprofit corpora­ tions Joining a brief In support of Ihe Chamber.) Scalla asks: Since when docs the First Amendment permit government to limit Ihe speech of Indi­ viduals. or associa­ tions o f Individuals, just because the gov­ ernment has decided to c o n f e r s o m e advantages on them? The Court hus now a u t h o r i z e d censorship to combat what S r a lla culls £ The court has "th e New Corrup­ now * tion." Th is evil Is authorized political expenditure censorship to — speech — that (In combat 'Tne the Court’s formula­ New Corrup­ tion) dors not "rrllrrl tion.' J actual public support for the political Ideas espoused " Thus dors the Court casually abandon Ihe principle that (In words from another Court ruling) government may not "restrict the speech of some elements of our society tn order to enhance the relative voice o f others." For Ihe first time since Oliver Wendell Holmes left the bench. Scalla says, thr Court has held that government cun dlrrctly restrict speech "that has thr mere potential for producing social harm ." The potential harm can be the "appearance" of corruption, or a "distortion" of something. This ruling will, says Seullu "requ ire adjustment ol a lairiy large number of significant First Amendment holdings." He wonders If government may now "cunvlcl Individuals lor selling books found lo have a potentially harmful Influence on minors. Ivan indrrrnl telephone eoinmunleutlons that have thr potential of reaching minors." and soon. Actually, this ruling Is too Implausible to have power us precedent. If It Is not Ignored as an embarrassment. It Is a revolution. It sanctions repeal of the First Amendment whenever elec let I politicians feel a roni|H-lhng nerd to legislate against "th r New Corrup­ tion." meaning "luo much ol one point of view," at least tl the point of view comes trout corporations. Or from people dee m e t unduly wealthy. Scalla says It would make Just as much sense lo prohibit persons whose net worth Is above a certain llgiirr from making Independent ex ­ penditures on be hall ol political Ideas, causes or candidates WASHINGTON - When someone called "T h e Butcher o f Evln" praises a United Nations human rights report, something Is rotten at the U.N. Evln Is an Iranian prison, and the man known os the "butcher” Is Assadollah Lajcvardl. who served for a lime as Its cruel warden. He Is one of the few people lauding the report o f a U.N. human rights observer who went lo Iran In Janu­ ary. The observer. R e y n a ld o G a lin d o Pohl, Issued his re­ port In February and gave Iran a cleaner bill o f health than II deserved. We have already reported that Pohl may have gone . A'hlJX .m .fffb.W o f a pun to conv Iran to negotiate for th e r e le a s e ' o f Western hostages In Lebanon. Four days f Praise from before Pohl's report this man was Issued, an edito­ should be rial In the govern­ read as a re­ m e n t- c o n tr o lle d sounding Teheran Tim es for condemna­ Ihe lint time called tion J for the release of the hostages. The next day. an Iranian-backed Shiite cleric In Lebanon also said It was time to let the hostages go. Now. sources In the Central Intelligence Agency and elsewhere tell us that those were the only positive signs from Iran. And almost from the day that Iran got what It wanted — a positive report from the U.N. — only hostile pronouncements have come from Iran about Ihe hostages. If there Is still any doubt about the accuracy o f the U.N. report, consider who has praised It and who has condemned It In recent weeks. In early March. Ihe "butcher" Lajcvardl sent a telegram lo the Iranian foreign m in is te r th a n k in g h im fo r b e in g so persuasive with Pohl. "F o r long years, ihe shining humanitarian efforts of the Islamic RevoluJon's brave children responsible for administrating the prisons have made them the targets of the slings and arrows of unrhlvalrous accusations and allegations from the Internal and external counter­ revolutionaries and their simple-minded sup­ porters," Lajcvardl wrote. He said It was high time the people who run the Iranian prisons got u put on the back. Lajevardl was responsible for the despicable lorturc and execution of thousands o f prisoners while he ran Evln Prison. He packed 60 prisoners to a cell and Invented new kinds o f torture. Iranian exiles claim Lajcvardl and prison guards raped female prisoners, robbing them of their virginity and thus making them Ineligible for the Iranian version o f heaven. Lajevardl also drained the blood of prisoners on death row for use at the front In the war with Iraq. Bui he didn't drain so much blood that Ihe prisoner was unconscious or too weak to appreciate execution. This Is thr same Lajevardl who once called Josef Stalin a "godless Idiot who killed 60 million In Ihe service of his stupid socialism." Then he added. "Isn't Islam worthy o f u similar tribute lo Its grandeur'/" Praise Irnm this man should be read us a resounding condemnation. Other top Iranian officials and clerics have lauded the U.N. report as a vindication o f Iran. On the other side Is Amnesty International, which Is unhappy with Ihe report. Amnesty had previously exjiosri! a wide range of human rights abuses In Iran that wrre not verified during Pohl's trip — a trip carefully choreographed by Ihe Iranian government. The United States Is none loo pleased either. Ambassador Armando Valladares. the U S. representative to the U.N. Human Rights Commission, publicly protested the report the day after it was issued. And the recent State Department human rights report ac­ cused Iran of political executions, torture and other violations of human and civil rights. �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, April S, 1880 — I S AARP: a look at what it means LETTERS Ro m Pavton v m i omi The door* o f Payton Reahy w et* open far over 30 y ea n serving the local clUaem as well as the newcomers. When times were tough and housing waa tight. Rosa always found a place for you until the market was better. That la gone now. Sanford and the world have lost a citizen o f great value. Road Payton. A lady o f pride and dignity who accepted Ufa aa It was and strived to make It better. One w ho dedicated her Ufa to the service o f others and made it seem the normal thing to do. Her champion was the working public and they have also lost a friend. She knew what Ufa waa all about and had a seemingly natural ability to see what waa ahead. Her working days were long and her nights were short but It never showed because she was Rosa, always beaming artth a ready smile. Defeat waa not in her vocabulary because she found a way to make things Sanford was her city. She knew It like a book and alwaya tried to make It better. Yes, we will miss her but are can take heart in knowing that Rosa Payton alwaya tried to do her best. Thomas Conder Sanford HbtbM Brtlcl# unapprBcteted I'm wrlttlng concerning your article about Mariners Village. I live here. It's a very clean place with no roach problems. If you irour house clean... So I don't appreciate your article when I live here with no roach problems. inDegoske Susan Building 7 Sanford Think you, H#rtld photographers On behalf o f members o f Ssllie Harrison Chapter. NSDAR. I want to thank you for the excellen t. and very thorough coverage you have given us this past year! We feel fortunate to have had the publicity from your newspaper, attended the DAR State Conference In Tampa (recently) and thanks to you. Sallle Harrison Chapter received 2nd Place Award for the Preaabook honors! We extend our thanks to your photographers: Tommy Vincent and Kelly Jordan, for their splendid work and for Ihetr always ''being there" when we needed them. Grace D. Parka Regent. Sallle Harrison Chapter. NSDAR Yit, ths system dots work Yes. Virginia, there ts a Santa Claus. And Yes. Seminole County citizens, the system works. Sometimes In favor o f Its residents. At the Wednesday. March 28. Board o f Seminole County Commissioner's meeting a Urge group o f Seminole County homeowners concerned about a proposed ronlng/land use change In Ihetr neighborhood made a stand In opposition to such a request. The Seminole Coumty Commissioners responded by unanimously opposing this change. The land In question Is the acreage (24 acres) located on the south side o f Highway 48. west o f the lntereaection o f S.R. 46 and Wayside Drive. The proposed rezonlng for this parcel would have been from A -l to C -l with a change in Und use from Low Density Residential and Office to Commercial. A similar request was denied by the Bosrd in 1087. We opposed this change for several reasons: 1) The change waa not consistent with the current Und use plan. 2) The staff recommended that this request be denied. |The staff U comprised o f the Planning Director and the Principal Planner of Seminole County. They are specialists who research amttcwawsie in-depth studies o f any requests made to the i M aSity^ltnm isM sn. and then gtve their reeommrndaWsns )----3) A (Range from A-l to C -l would be incompatible with existlngRe vclopmeni trends along Wayside Drive. 4) ThU parcel U a designated conservation area according to the Seminole County future Und use map — 40 percent o f the site U floodprone and 80 percent U wetlands. We appreciate the support o f the Sem inole County Commissioners, and eapccllly our district commissioner. Jennifer Kelley, who made the motions to deny both requested changes. There has been a lot reported in the news Utely In regards to over-development. Our only chance aa residents of thU county and thU state U to peaceably oppose over-development by working within the system. It has been rewarding to watch thU process. As a result I have renewed hope that aa people working together — right will prevail. ShelU J. Sanders Sanford Pusovtr and Eaatar rarww faith The wall U down! The chains are being broken! Freedom la bursting out all over Eastern Europe. Disenchantment with totalitarian policies are practices has erupted Into civil revolt against the 70 year old MarxUt rule. Millions are opilng for human rights and liberties. Freedom of religious worship and conscience Is Impinging into the national life o f areas where, until recently, public worship waa outUwed. The renewal o f religious faith and IdeaU can soon change the political and social structure o f Eastern Europe. In the Western world millions will be observing the Pasaover-Easler season. Passover commemorates escape from bondage and God's guiding presence through difficult times. Good Friday and Easter offer themes of suffering and sacrifice, dlscouragment and despair, superceded by those o f resurrec­ tion and renewal, new life and new hope, commitment and victory. In the American nation, the freedoms of democracy, the rights of humankind, emerged from these foundations of faith and Ideals and were translated Into our historical heritage... In world relationships, concepts of freedom from tyranny and oppression, as well as equal rights and opport unities for minorities, are a major Importance. Elimination o f terrorism and wur is a prime necessity... Passover and Easter remind us that religious faith and values can overcome the barriers, can produce results. The greatest needs of our times can only be met with a resurgence o f these ideals as they arc translated Into actions which make an impact upon the world in which we live. Beginnings have been made. Lithuania leads the Baltic Stales in grasping for Independence. Longtime Iron-fist policies In Poland. Hungary. Czccho-Stovakia. to name a few. have cvaportaled. and the winds o f freedom blow strongly throughout the Eastern European nations. Other world areas seem ready to "hop on the bandwagon." There Is still a long way to go. however, before the Job Is complete. Passover and Easier) May they bring new life and hope to both our religious faith, and to the millions now grasping for the full fruits o f freedom. James S. Speesr Chaplain Lt. Col. USA Het. Altamonte Springs ‘No’ vote on bonds wet good Thanks for voting no on the school bond Issue. We will have to pay taxes. The school administration will have to build schools. Someone tried lo tell the public they were going to pay oil a 8320 million bond Issue for pennies a day. The money generated for the schools through our state and county lax structure and be Invested locally and earn Interest. Over a 20 year period, we will pay less tax and have more funds available for school runalructlon. The bond issue was purely an expedient way to build many schools al one lime and redlstrtct children fewer limes. The failure o f the bond Issued is not pulling the schools on double session or year round school. II this administration has a billion dollars, they could not completely build — equip — staff one clmeniary unlit 1992. John Colbert Sanford Americans ore an aging pu puls lion and advances in medical technology have con­ tributed to this phenomena. Life expectancy has Increased by 28 years since 1900. The Census Bureau predicts that four-generation families wdl be the norm In the next decade. Currently. Americans have more living parents than children. Louise Crooks, presi­ dent o f AARP. estimates that approximately one half o f all Americans age 50 or older are now members o f AARP. Organizationally. AARP is divided Into 10 geographical areas comprised o f 4.000 local chapters nationwide. The National Retired Teachers Division is also a part o f AARP. National annual membership dues are 85. National programs are: consumer protec­ tion. health, employment rights, financial security, long term core, fairness to all and voter education. The Andrus Foundation waa created In memory o f Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, founder of AARP. Primary recipi­ ents o f money from the foundation are c o lle g e s and u n iversities en gaged In gereatric research. AARP's national biennial convention is scheduled for the Orlando Convention Civic WORLD There will be matinees and evening shows. Tuesday. Dionne W arwick w ill be the featured attraction and on Wednesday and Thursday. S ieve Lawrence and Eydle G om e. Betty Snyder, president o f local chapter 1977 Indicated that at least 30.000 A A R P members are expected to Invade Central Florida for the convention. □ Center June 12-14. The convention agenda contains m any Interesting topics and headliners. Some are: Memory Changes, Depression and Alzheimera. Robert Butler M.D.; Prescription Drugi/Ovcr Medication — Do You Know What You Are Taking?. Sidney Wolfe M.D.: Individuals Making A DifTerene, Rosalyn Carter: The Spirit of America. Alex Haley; Managing Stress. Alvin Poutaaant M.D.: Older Americans and the Federal Budget — Senator David Pryor. Arkansas: Social Security Present and Future. Barry Boaworth PhD .; Consumer Safety. Its Everybody* Job. Ralph Nader: In Politics, Shirley Chisholm. Entertainment will be provided dally. Snyder it serving her second year aa president of the local chapter. Luncheon meetings are held at Sanford's Senior Clllzen Complex every second Thursday o f the month. Once a person Joins the nations! AARP. they may become s member o f the local chapter by paying the 82 annual fee. The Sanford Chapter came Into existence in 1977. Il has almost 100 members. AARP's mono is " T o Serve And Not Be Served." Chapter meetings provide art oppotruntty for members to receive information about timely topics of Interest to them. They have Invited such guests as Mayor Bettye Smith, Dr. Robert Schaeffer, Orthopedist, and Dave Farr, execjtlve director o f the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. ANALYSIS Eclipsing the sun Japan shaken as new fiscal year begins TOKYO - The formerly high­ fly in g Japan ese econ om y, shaken by the sudden collapse of the Tokyo stock market und a sharp rtae In Interest rates. Is moving Into a new fiscal year un uncustomarlly shaky ground. A p r il, th e " t h e c r u d e s t month" for poet T.S. Eliot, could be unkind as well lo Japanese c o m p a n ie s und In d ivid u a ls storting a new lax year shorn of (heir oncc-llrm belief in a Nikkei stock average that could only rise. The nation which has become the world's symbol of economic power will survive Its flnanclul body blows and face lough new realities, Japan-watchers say. but not wlthuut significant and perhaps painful changes. "T h is is a watershed year." said Paul S u m m erville, un economist at Jardlne Fleming Securities In Tokyo. "It Is u year o f decisions." "T h e party la over." wrote N ew York-based Swiss Bank Corp. economist Kevin Logan In a recent newsletter. "Th e bull market In stocks Is over." J a p a n 's 1980s fin a n c ia l explosion in great part waa made possible by a money supply that constantly expanded and credit that stayed dirt cheap. Interest rates far below those In the United States or Europe un­ derpinned stratospheric equity and astronomical real estate prices. Companies effortlessly raised money for expansion. Individu­ als plunged Into the national mania for "za ilek k u " — literally, financial engineering — to Invest an m argin and build paper fortu nes. L e v e ra g e d cap ital flowed overseas Into seeming bargain Investm ents and ac­ quisitions. Investors wrre lulled Into false security by the belief that the powerful Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan, despite the In c r e a s in g d e r e g u la tio n o f dom estic fin an cial m arkets, would not let the Nikkei slide. Then the bubble burst, re­ vealing sobering prospects. From Its all-tim e high o f 38,916 set Dec. 29. 1989. ttoe Nikkei by March 22 had craattd. tumbled and slid lo a low of 29.843 - 1.100 points Feb-21 alone. That 23 percent drop equaled the Oct. 19. 1987 plunge o f the New York Stock Exchange's Dow Jones industrial stocks average. Near the end o f last week the Nikkei had recovered a bit. edging back over 31.000. But the country's top four broker­ ages had agreed not to Issue any more stocks and convertible bonds for a month or more, and Japan's easy money days were clearlv just a fond memory. Corporate spending on plants and equipment are expected to rise by Just 9 percent this year, off sharply from I989's 17.4 percent surge. Finding money to Invest has become a lot tougher than It was a year ago. A bond market sell-off has pushed long-term Interest rales up 2 percent to 7.4 percent, and they look lo go even higher. Meanwhile the slock market debacle has made the Tokyo exchange no place to raise fresh capita). In simple terms, cor­ porate Japan's money spigot has been turned off. In fla tion a ry pressures are driving up costs. Labor 1s In short supply, and in traditional spring contract negotiations Japanese unions are expected lo win Increases o f 6 percent or more for their members. Capitol fleeing overseas from Tokyo's market bloodbath has sp eed ed th e y e n 's d e c lin e against the dollar. It fell from 130 yen to the dollar a year ago to almost 160 yen this week. The yen's weakness will Increase the cost of imported raw materials, particularly crude oil. "A ll of this will come together In the next fiscal year." said Summerville. "Y o u 've got to spend lots of money Just to stay where you are." As a result. Summerville said, many small to medium-sized Japanese companies w ill be f o r c e d l o m e r g e o r fa c e bankruptcy. "T h e weak players are going to be shaken out." he ■aid. Foreign companies not yet established In the Japanese market will find it Increasingly exjxnslve lo set up shop. More Im p orta n tly, the Im pact o f Japan's econom ic tightening c o u ld b e fe lt In o v e r s e a s markets. ...... -< • Am erican consumers could see a d rop in the cost o f Japanese goods because of the dollar's rise. Trade rift between United States and Japan grows B y n u m THOMAS WASHINGTON - For years American presidents have been trying to persuade the Japanese to make trade u two-way street. The effort has been unsuc­ c e s s fu l. to p u l It m ild ly . Meanwhile, the I rode Imbalance has grown to a point where threats of retaliation from Con­ gress are real and I he voices are becoming louder. For the last several decades, presidents have traveled to Tokyo, each time with the trade Issue at the top of the agenda. Each time, the meetings arc concluded with grandiose an­ nouncements to set up a new commission to study I hr pro­ blem. And each lime the commission has failed to produce u solution. In the past, the Japanese government has been able to stay ahead o f the trade con­ troversy because the Stale De­ p a r tm e n t h as u s u a lly I n ­ tervened. urging a cautious non-confrontallonal approach on security grounds. With memo­ ries still vivid o f World War II. the Untied States would not like to see Japan build up again Into an Independent military power. Hence concessions are made by the United States and It continues lo tread lightly. So Japanese cars, television sets und tape rrcorders have cor­ nered the U.S. market, but U.$. Umber and other products can't make a dent among Jupanrsc buyers. Most of all California rice Is shunned In Japan although It Is sold by ton loads In other parts o f Asia. Not one rice grain will the Japanese buy un grounds that rice Is their staple and Ihey cannot afford lo have a foreign s u p p lie r c o m p e te In th e ir market. Industrially speaking. Japan remains a closed society. Al the lime of the onslaught o f Viet­ namese bout people fleeing the com m unist takeover. Japan gave money, but would not take In one refugee. Now comes a mouthful called the "structural Impediment Ini­ tiative." which is the U.S. way of telling Japan lo "shape up." said one U.S. official. The Japanese have their side o f Ihe story, which Is that thr United States has lo change Us wuys o f doing business, that It s h o u ld t r y to re d u c e Its overw helm ing budget deficit. Increase savings, and do u lot more to get lis own Industries back on track. Each side has valid arguments and while the United States Is trying lo tell Japan lo open up Its markets to U.S. goods, Japan Is telling the Americana Ihey are going to become a third class power unless changes are made. While there have been many Impasses, the changes in global politics are having an Impact In terms of Aslan security und International economies. T h e w inds o f change are affecting both countries, and each side seems lo be preparing lor the end o f the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st. The problems are not new but Ihey seem to be more pressing these days, and there Is more pressure from Capitol Hill. The official Involvement Is at the highest-level In both govern­ ments. with President Bush and Jupanese Prime Minister Toshlkl Kalfu playing a strong hand In negotiations and callin g the shots. Bush and Kalfu met In Palm Springs last month, but failed to come up wllh specific measure* I hat would narrow Ihe U.S. trade dr Hell. The Japanese stock market has suffered a sharp drop since then and the dollar has climbed In strength und stability against the Japanese yen. Htitn Thom4t It White H «U M CQCff teondtnf (or Uni ltd Prtti inter ntfionti O n com prom ising the ethics of journalism You may have noticed that Ms. magazine hasn't been on Ihe ncwssiands In the past few months. Us publishers announced It was going on hiatus to rethink and revamp. (n March, the publishers said ihe maga­ zine would reappear In June, but with un enormous difference: This time, there will be no advertising In the pages of Ms. No Oil o f Olay, no Charmln tissue, no Virginia Slims. They will try lo make It entirely on subscription revenue and what they cull "the generosity of lourlowner." Unless you're familiar with print and broadcast Journalism, you may not grasp Ihe Impact o( what Ms. Is attempting. But In today's economy. It isn't the number of subscribers that keep allo.il publications from the smallest weekly newspaper to some of the largest periodicals In the nation: It's advertising revenue. Advertisers have always been Important lo publishers and TV and radio station owners. Hut over the years the relationship has changed from primarily a business partnership between media mid Its advertis­ ers. to one where a magazlnr. newspaper or TV station may be wholly dependent on advertisers lor Its existence. In a highly competitive market, periodi­ cals are scrambling for readers Headers are getting morr and mote information from television and depending less on things they read. Local broadcast television stations, which i.ow havr to compete with the ORINION SARAH OVERSTREET mushrooming cable Industry In uddlllon to other broadcast stations, arc desperate for viewers, and they are at the mercy of their advertisers. What this Is causing Is a news and Information Industry increasingly beholden to advertisers — In the worst cases, even controlled by them. And It's creating a generation of advertisers who believe ihrlr advertising dollar ought to buy them protection as well as advertising Herr's what a media executive is up against loday: Down In ihe newsroom, there's u roomful of Journalists who know that unless Ihe news remains totally free ol outside pressure. Journalistic ethics are being compromised and the public Is being duped. Hut up front in the business oilier, thcy'tr screaming they may not make payroll If thr town’s real-estate agents pull their full-page Sunday ads lo protest a consumer story unfavorable to their In­ dustry. Here's u case III point, only one o f many happening alt over the country: A few months ago one o f the network T V hourly news magazines ran a story about un­ scrupulous practices In Ihe auto sules industry. As a result, an autom obile dealership In one town where the program was broadcast pulled 840.000 worth o f ads from Ihe local network affiliate, a small station struggling to gel out of the red. That kind of business disaster has a marked effect on a management's local reportortal zeal. Gloria bli-llirm. co-founder o f Ms., says editorial Influence isn't all udvrrtlsers are seeking these day. "Advertisers want a cheerful e n v iro n m e n t." she to ld the Washington Host. "W e ’re going to print a memo (sent to another magazine) from an advertiser that said It didn't want to be in any publication what wrote anything about disillusionment, aging or large-size fash Ions." * What Ms. Is Irying Is a courageous act. aimed at hiUdllng a Journalistic Ideal Dial's becoming progressively scarce: protecllog thr public's right to know, without respect to criticism or persons. Il will be well worth the price of a subscription to receive this kind id Information, and as long I think I'm griilng it. my name will stay on their subscribers' list. (C t C nterpeiM A»V0Ci«ti0fl �4 * — Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. April 8. 1WO Health/Fitness Expert cites gardening health risks IN B R IE F Local podiatrist heads medical group UPI science writer LONGWOOD — Mark S. Davids, a podiatrist practicing In Longwood. has been named preal dent o f the Central Florida Podia trie Medical Society, which represents professionals In Seminole. Orange and Osceola couuntles. Davids has been active In the group since 1083. and has served on the society's Ethics and Grievance Committee. WASHINGTON - The sun ts warm. The birds are singing. And once again, the garden beckons. Watch oult Puttering around the garden may endanger your health — and the health of others — If you throw caution to the wind, no matter how balmy It may be. Programs aimed at eating disorders A recent Harvard study Indicated that eight percent o f the nation s total population Is In significant need of treatment for eallng disorders. Florida Hospital offers two unique programs for people who suffer from eating disorders and their families. Including: • ‘Community Support for Those With Eating Disorders' Is a support group for Individuals with anorexia or bulimia. The program offers participants facts about rating disorders and Information on ways to get help If they so choose. Meetings are held every Monday evening from 6 :304 p.m. In the Executive Conference Room at Florida Hospital. 601 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. Programs are free and open to the public. • ‘Community Support Group Tor Families o f Persons Wllh Eating Disorders' offers families o f Individuals wllh eating disorders a support network as well as Information about eating disorders. Meetings are held every other Monday front 6:30-8 p.m. In the Eating Dlaordera Unit on the 6lh floor o f Florida Hospital. 601 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. Programs are free and open to the public. For more information of either o f these programs, call 767-2267. Health Monitor program tat for April 22 'Health Monitor.* a two-part health asacssmcnl program sponsored by Florida Hospital Community Health Services, will be ofTcred on Sunday. April 22. In the Chatios Conference Center at Florida Hospital. 601 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. Part one o f Health Monitor Includes a lifestyle analysis questionnaire, blood chemistry profile (Including triglycerides, glucose and 16 other blood values) and a blood pressure cheek. At the second session, each participant receive and Individual health report with his health and lifestyle assessment, and al lends a wellness seminar. Referrals are made to physicians for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care. The cost of the two-part program Is 840 and pre-registration Is rrqulred. S.O.S. group to moot April 11 S.O.S. (Support Obesity Surgery) support group, designed for those persons who had had. or who are considering harl.itrlr surgery, will meet April I I at 7 p.m. at Gtrnbclgh Hospital al 7430 Sand Lake Commons Ulvd. 'Feelings' will be the topic o f the meeting, which will tie hosted by Judy Dodson. R.N. For more information, call 332-6500. Getting their shots Dfptherla Psrtusslons Tetanus Polk>3 Tuberculosis Measles 1H0 figmti do no! Inthids Clxna S M ( « : Unset I M C A G f U F ttC * ple or peta may rotnt in contact wllh the toxic ehemleala. Gardeners should always wear surgical-style masks and longsleeve clothing when spraying pesticides or herbicides, or ap­ plying dusly material like lime or fertilizers. Cathey said. "Although you don't see too many gardeners In bikinis, on a hot day there are a lot o f tank tops. If you are using pesticides, that Is an absolute no-no." Cathey said, adding that cover­ ing up also guards against overexposure lo the sun. which ran cause skin cancer. Mare Cathey, direr tor o f the N a t io n a l A r b o r e t u m , s a id gardening ran pose an array of hazards, most stemming from carelessness or Ignorance on the part o f people Intent on exercis­ ing thetr green thumbs. , Rubber gloves and other pro­ tective clothing should be used when applying herbicides that block the root growth of un­ wanted plants, he said. Clothes w om when working wllh garden enemleala should be washed twtrr on the hoi cycle before Top on Cathey's list of con­ cerns Is the practice o f pulling pesticides Into unlabeled con­ tainers and then discarding the containers In places where peo­ WASHINGTON - The Health and Human Services Depart­ ment has authorized publication o f a con troversial pamphlet about how copdoms can protect against AIDS — nearly two years after the education effort was first proposed, a spokesman said Thursday. Jim Brown, a spokesman for the Public Health Service, said 583.000 copies of the 14-page con d om b o o k let sh ou ld be printed by May I. The pam­ p h le ts w ill be d is tr ib u te d through the federal Centers for The booklet, which answers questions about how condoms can reduce the risk o f acquired Immune deficiency syndrome, how lo use them and what problems may arise, was first proposed by the Food and Drug Administration In May 1988. The CDC submitted a pro|M>sul for a similar booklet about a month later — creating a hureaucrutlc tangle In which HHS eventually concluded that only CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEAL TH UiM fd Prssa W w s a ttm l A N N ARBOR. M ich . A 20-yrar study of the link be­ tween adult dietary habits and osteoporosis found that higher calcium Inlaki- docs not prevent b on e loss, a U n lv r m lty o f Michigan researrher reported Thursday. Stanley Garn. professor of nutrition at the U-M School of Public Health and u fellow at the Center for Human Growth and D evelopm en t, presented the findings at a Joint meeting In Miami o f the American Associa­ tion of Physical Anthropology and the Human Biology Council. The study, begun In IB62. examined the self-reported eat­ ing habits — focusing on calci­ um and phosphorous Intake — or 743 uduil men and women over a 20-year period. The rrs e a rc h e rs c o m p a re d X -ra y measurements ol the subjects' hand bones taken In 1963-65 and again In 1963 lo determine both relative and absolute bone loss over lime. "W e found that adults with high ralclum Intakes didn't lose less bone and that adults with low calcium Intakes didn't lose more bone." Gam said. According to the Osteoporosis Foundation, up (o 15 million Americans have nslroporsts. or brlttlc-bonr disease, to some d eg ree. Sm u ll-bon cd, w h ile women who smoke appear to be at highest risk o f the disease. It was reported at a concensus development conference held at the National Institutes o f Health In 1986. Garn and Ills colleagues define bone loss us the dtlfcrcncc be­ tween gain hi the outer surface one version o f the booklet was needed. Brown said. "T h e delay had nothing lo do with Ideological reasons," said Brown, noting Ihc Public Health S ervice has repeatedly sup­ ported the use o f eondnins as one way lo help stem the AIDS epidemic. “ If you arr not going to be (sexually) abstinent or have a fa ith fu l, m on ogam ou s re la ­ tionship. condoms arc Ihc only th in g s that w ou ld prevent transmission of AIDS or other sexually trunsmlird diseases, al­ though they are not 100 percent safe," Brown said. AIDS activists have erlllrl/rd | o f bones and loss In (he Inner aurfare. While bone gain con­ tinues Into the 30a In both sexes. Inner loss begins to exceed outer gain In the early 40s for women and 50s for men. While researchers have long thought that women sufTer more from osteoporosis than men — due In part lo the high rraclure rale among women after age 45 — Gam and colleagues found that the amount o f bone loss In mates Is nearly as great as that tn females. Men In the study lost an average o f 8 percent of bone between age 50 and 70, while women lost I2perrcnt. In 1989 U.S. govern m en t guidelines Increased the re ­ commended dally allowance of ralclum for 20-year-old women from 600-800 m illigram s to 1,200 milligrams lo build bone size as u hedge against future bone loss. But Gam said his rescarrh suggests that such ef­ forts are Ineffective because bone loss Is a direct function of bone size. “ The more bone you have, the more you have to lose." he said. “ You don't crealc more bone by stuffing calcium Into young women any more than you create more muscle by stuffing sleuk Into football players. "That doesn't mean that there might nut be some advantage to growing bigger bones, but even If you could build more bone, which 1 question, would It be advantageous or would It simply be lost?" The study also measured the Impact of cigarette smoking, alcohol and the use of anllhyprrtenslve drugs and found no correlations lx-tween these factors and the amount of bone See Bones. Page 3D II your human nature ts llkr must people's, you can find lots ol reasons lor not getting help l(i>rn a dtH'tor. even though you know deep down that you could I s i it lu from (trip. Have you tried uny of these reasons for pulling It nil? Too tiusy. Why worry about m nut tiling that's not serious? I ilon't like doctors. My father was almost 90 when he dlrtl. I come Irom strong stock I don't need help II I don't think about the complaint. It will probably go away. I'll wail until the condi­ tion gels worse, then sr«- about it Putting off helpful treatment when you need It won't save you time or money. And It won't cure the pain, which usually gets worse. Take track pain, (or example. If your spine is out ol alignment, the pain caused by this won’t go away until tinspine Is properly aligned again The aehes and pallia. the ner­ vous tension and Irritability won't go away until you get the help you need. So. wily put it oil any longer" J ean M cG u ire, e x e c u tiv e director o f the AIDS Action Council, said the booklet Is not very aggressive In conveying condoms' protective benefits, but "It qualifies as a first step." McGuire also said she found It "horrifying" that bureaucratic wrangling could prevent poten­ tially life-saving Information from quickly reaching the Am er­ ican public. In exclusivity fro m Paris, France,, r s « # Oardaaiag. Pag a BD W.I.C. P.O. 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The 85 million diet Industry Is booming In an era when about one In five Americans weigh 20 percent or more above their. Ideal weight, ac­ cording lo a March study In the New England Journal of M edicine. The study also showed a "stron g poslllve a sso cia tio n " betw een cor­ onary disease and obesity In women. None o f the diet programs has submitted statistics to NOW OPEN New Image Prosthetics back up their claims, Stlffler said. Nineteen recent lawsuits f i l e d In M ia m i a g a in s t Nutrt/System Inc., one of the most popular diet companies, h ave helped spotlight the dangers. Stlffler said. Seventeen o f the 19 female plaintiffs In those complaints a lle g e d their gallbladders were removed as a result of p a r t i c i p a t i n g In t h e Nutrt/System diets. T h e p la n t lffs said the company said It would pro­ vide supervision by qualified personnel who turned out to have little or no medical background. 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Two plants (hat Cathey would prefer barred from household gardens are castor bean and llly-of-thevalley, plants that he says "are quite to x ic" If eaten. Other plants, while edible In certain co n d itio n s, m ay be poisonous or at least Irritating In other forms. Lima beans should never be eaten uncooked because the raw besns have cyanide In their skint. Cathey said. Rhubarb leaves and big. old radishes also contain substances that If eaten, can make a person "really sick." the expert gardener said. Full o f thorns, wire plant cages and rusty tools, gardens con­ stitute a poten tially serious health threat to people who have not kept their tetanus vaccina­ tions up to date. Tetanus la an often fatal • disease caused by certain soil-dwelling bacteria. The bacteria enter the body through a wound made by a thorn, nail or other sharp object. "Tetanus shots are simply essential because you are always using wires lo hold something Into place, something Is always J a b b in g y o u r h a n d ." s a id Cathey. He added that using clean work gloves and dipping garden tools In bleach can also reduce health risks. S tu d y finds no link betw een diet, bones G overnm ent releases co ndo m booklet after delay Disease Control's AIDS Informa­ tion Clearing House, as well us at clinics to treat sexually trans­ mitted diseases and drug abuse. Brown said. they are w om again, he added. restlcidc Instructions should be carefully followed and It Is best to select products that do not harm butterflies or Osh. he said. W h e n e v e r possib le, a gardener should select plants that require little or no chemical help for healthy growth. 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"W e are Immensely pleased that the grafted tissue was able to satisfy all o f the patient's Insulin requirements before It was rejected." Scharp said. "Our first trials In IM S were designed to determine that Islet transplants were safe. In this study, our primary goal was to determine If we could Isolate, purify and transplant enough Islets to bring a patient com­ pletely off Insulin.” Dr. Paul Lacy, the Washington University pathologist who de­ vised many o f the techniques used to Isolate and purify human Islets, said the patient's case "shows that Islet transplantation la a feasible approach to control­ ling Insulin-dependent diabetes and clearly establishes the need to move on to larger clinical trials. "R ejection, which prevents ST. LOUIS — A 36-year-old woman who received a tranaptant o f Inautln-praductng cells Isolated from cadaver pan* creaaes was successfully oft In­ sulin Injections for more than two weeks, a Washington Uni­ versity researcher said Tuesday. Dr. David Sc harp, the surgeon who conducted Inc transplant, was part o f a team o f researchers w ho worked on the project described In the April Issue of theioum al Diabetes. Tne patient was one o f several who received a pancreatic Islet cell transplant through pilot clinical trials at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Hospital In St. Louis. The transplanted cells were removed from the pancreas's Islets, p ock ets o f horm oneproducing tissue that release Insulin. Within 10 days o f re­ ceiving the new Islets, the pa­ tient no longer required dally Injections of Insulin. T h e p atien t rem ained In­ sulin-Independent until the 25ih day after transplantation, when evidence o f tissue rejection ap­ peared and the patient began to require gradu ally Increasing amounts o f supplemental In­ our ability to keep the patient off o f Insulin long-term. Is a totally separate problem, and our pre­ vious research gives us many good Ideas about how to combat rejection In future trials. "In animal studies, we were able to prevent rejection by getting rid o f the lymphoid cells In the Islets." Lacy said. "W e hope thst this will be possible in humans, although we may have to g i v e the p a t i e n t i m ­ munosuppressive drugs such as cyclosporine-A on a temporary basts. But we Just don't know y et." Scharp warned, "W hile these results are an Important step forward, many more years of research may be needed before Islet transplantation can become a r o u t in e t r e a t m e n t for diabetics." The patient whose case was reported In Diabetes received about 800.000 Islets Isolated from two cadaver pancreases. The Islets were 99 percent pure, according to the researchers, and were tested to confirm their ability to produce Insulin. The patient was under local anesthesia when the Islets were Injected Into the liver. The In­ s u lin p r o d u c tio n of the tra n sp la n t w as d e t e r mi n e d Gardening— through precise measurements o f C -p ep ttd e. a p recu rso ry fragment of ihe Insulin molecule that Is released from Islet cells along with Intact Insulin. In the transplant procedure. I n s u l i n - p r o d u c i n g c e lls are harvested and purified from one or more cadaver pancreases, then Injected Into a patient's liver. Once established, the cells act os a natural source o f Insulin and reduce or prevent the need for dally Injections. The clinical trials were limited to diabetics with no Insulin production who had cither a previous or simultaneous kidney transplant and were Immunesuppressed with cyclosporine and other medications. The re­ searchers said they were hopeful the Immune suppression used to maintain the kidney transplant also would protect the islets from rejection. The Washington University Human Islet Transplantation Center has agreem cnla with three universities for expanded clinical trials In diabetic patients who are to receive a kidney transpla nt: University of W estern Ontario at London. Ontario; University o f Florida at Gainesville: and University of Pennsylvania In Philadelphia. Diet C a B tla s «4 f r « a h | t lD all winter and now all of a sudden they want to get out there and work hard to make their gardens look n ic e." Sllversteln said. T o avoid unnecessary lining. Sllversteln suggests people use wheelbarrows or push-carts to haul gardening supplies. And If you must lift heavy objects, bend at the knees, rather than the waist — keeping the back straight, he said. Knetpads or foam cushions are also a good idea, Sllversteln said, noting prolonged kneeling can aggravate a potentially dis­ abling condition caused by the roughening o f cartilage behind the kneecap. He advises people to Increase their physical activities prior to gardening season. Once In the garden, he said they should change their stance every 15 to 20 minutes to prevent the risk of getting "locked" In one position. Should a Joint lock and nut eventually loosen up, he re­ com m ends seein g a doctor. But bugs, plants and chemi­ cals are not to blame for the blggesl health hazard facing gardeners: Injured backs and Joints. “ The most common problem Is low back Injury. People go out on the first nice weekend day In spring and spend two to six hours on their hands and knees, squatting — and they they try to get up and are stuck," said Ira Sllversteln. a physical therapist In Washington. Reckless shovelcrs who strike hidden stones may end up with twisted shoulders, knees, ankles or backs — "depending on what happens to the shovel and which way It throws you," Sllversteln said. Even the garden store la not totally safe. Gardeners may throw out their backs by hefting 90-pounds bags of peat moss, mutch or white stone. " E v e r y b o d y o verestim a tes thflr capacity. They don't realise they've been basically sedentary ' I I T I M .......................M b e c a u s e c a r t i l a g e m a y be wedged In the Join! and forcing It open may cause furl her damage. The American Physical Ther­ apy Association suggests that before entering the garden, peo­ ple follow a stretching and Um­ bering regimen that Includes rotating Ihe head and upper body, raising knees above the waist, clenching and unclen­ ching the hands and rotating the wrists In clrrles. Although gardening Is better than sitting around. Slversieln said that as exercise It Is about the same as housework, ranking "on the bottom rung o f aeroblc and caloric expenditure;*' I f raws P age « D "Half Ihe Deople who Join these progmms are absolutely not medically appropriate." A n y o n e m o r e t han 45 pounds overw eight Is five times more likely lo suffer from hypertension and four times as likely to be afflicted with Type II diabetes. Stlfller said. F u l l y o n e - t h i r d o f all overweight women between 4 5 a n d 55 e x p e r i e n c e gallbladder disease, he said. Stlfller called for tougher federal regulation o f the diet Industry. C ontinued from Page 4D or bone loss. in earlier studies. Gam and colleagues had found ihui entire populations with high calcium Intakes, such us Guatemalan H o f the children o f mothers who did not smoke had used prescription asthma medication within the post two weeks compared to 2 percent of the children o f mothers who smoked at least half a pack dally. Dr. Michael Wellsman. an associate professor o f pe di a tr ic s and public health at Boston University who led the study, said the data the study was based on only indicated whether the women had smoked during pregnancy and not after their children were born, al t ho ug h that la likely. Researchers are uncer­ tain how smoking during pregnancy or exposure o f a young ch ild to passive smoke from a parent would increase the chance o f de­ velop asthm a, he said. Maternal smoking may In­ hibit development o f the lung o f the fetus In the w o m b or e x p o s u r e l o passive smoke may the lung In some way. he said. Baaed on the findings, the researchers called for a renewed effort to discour­ age smoking In families, especially during pre­ gnancy and the first five years of children's lives. "Parents should be en couraged not to smoke, irrespective of their child's current respiratory status, or their smoking may re­ sult In the development of asthma In their children." the researchers said. The study Indicated 26 percent of American children live with mothers who report smoking during pregnancy. CHICAGO Women who smoke apparently are significantly'more likely to have children who develop asthma, researchers re­ ported Thursday. "C h ild r e n whose mothers smoke one half­ pack o f cigarettes or more a day are twice as likely lo have asthma and are four ti mes as likely to use asthma medications as are children whose mothers do not sm oke." researchers c o n c l u d e d In a st udy published in the Journal Pediatrics. T h e researchers from Boston City Hospital, the Boston University School of Public Health and Harvard School o f Public Health analyzed data on 4.331 children from birth to 5 years of age. All Informa­ tion was based on parent reporta o f ast hma and smoking. The researchers found 2.3 percent o f children whose m others did not smoke had asthma, com­ pared to 2.3 percent of children whose mothers smoked less than a halfpack o f cigarettes per day and 4.8 percent o f children whose mothers smoked a half-pack or more per day. T h e resea rch ers also found 4.5 pe rcen t of children whose mothers sm oked a half-pack or more each: day developed asthma In the first year of life, compared to only 1.8 percent a m o n g those whose mothers did not smoke. In addition. 0.5 percent ■ u r u N ir io m n s S A V IN G S B O N O S Bones i l M others’ sm oke linked to children’s asthm a Indians, whose diet Includes large quantities o f maize soaked In limestone water, suffer bone loss rompurahlc to populations that eat a predominantly lowcalclum rice-tinned diet. For the current rate c a ll... I-S O O -U S -S O N D S I I I I I I I I I .............................. 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Chiropractic Family Health Center 402 L. Lake Mary Blvd. (Suit* 107 Bayhtad Center) Sanlonl \ �^ I * » » •* 9 » 9 0 9 ? 7 ' 7 * t 9 * » ■ • 9 , • B — •enford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, April •, 1SS0 Telescope— , tie program Cm U m m E frwa Pag* ID At the con trot* for the 33 th ahuttie miaafon will be com­ mander Loren Shrtver. 45. and co-pllot Charlea Bolden. 43. T h e ir crew m a tea a re Bight engineer Steven Hawley. 38, Bruce McCandleaa. 53. and Kathryn Sullivan. 38. a geologist and the first American woman to walk tn apace. "W hen Hubble lifts off ... we will wltneaa not Juat another launch, but rather a turning point In humankind's perception o f Itself and Its place In the universe." Fisk said. " In the 1500a. Copemlcua demonstrated that the Earth waa not the center o f the universe. In the first half o f this century (American astronomer) Edwin H ubble re v e a le d the m indnumbing vastneaa o f the uni­ verse with Its countless galaxies spread over billions o f light years. " I do not know what (the space telescope) will reveal about the origin of the universe and our place In It." Fisk said. "But I am very confident It will be as profound In Its effect on our perception o f who we are as such p r e v i o u s r e v o l u t i o n s In astronomy." If all goes well. Hawley, using Discovery's 50-foot robot arm. will release the giant telescope, the- sire o f a railroad tank car. Into Its record 380-mlle-hlgh orbit — twice as high as shuttles usually fly — on the second day of the flight. After making sure the tele­ scope Is operating properly — McCandleaa and Sullivan will be standing by for an emergency spacewalk If necessary — the astronauts will devote the rest of their five-day mission to Earth photography 'a n d a series o f minor experiments. Discovery Is scheduled to land on a c o n c r e t e r u n w a y at Edwards Air Force Base. Calif., at 10:03 a.m. EDT Easter Sun­ day. E ngineers on the ground, meanwhile, will spend the next six to eight months calibrating and te s tin g the telesco p e's systems and Instruments before t u r n i n g H u b b l e o v e r to astronomers at the Space Tele­ scope Science Institute at Johns Hopkins University In Baltimore for around-the-clock observa­ tions. The telescope Is named after Edwin P. Hubble, a Rhodes scholar, am ateur boxer and Kentucky lawyer who. In the 1030s. proved the existence of galaxies and discovered the uni­ verse la expanding. That key Insight, made with a telescope only slightly larger than the one that bears his name, was crucial to the big bang theory, which holds that space and time exploded Into existence billions of years ago In a cosmic fireball that has been expanding and dissipating ever since. Scientists believe they un­ d e rs ta n d h ow m a tte r w as created In the early universe, but the step from a featureless uni­ verse of uniform density to the creation o f stars, galaxies and clusters o f galaxies Is not at all clear. W o r k in g a b o v e E a r t h 's o b s c u rin g a tm o s p h e re , the Hubble Space Telescope will be able to study slars and galaxies that are much farther away — fwe'11 be like the little nearsighted child in the classroom who is given a pair of glasses and at last can see what the teacher’s been writing on the blackboard. | and thus much younger — than la possible from the ground, giving astronomers a chance, for the first time, to study galaxies In the process of evolution. Consider Earth's sun. Light from the sun. tra v e lin g at 186.000 mile per second, takes about eight minutes to cover the 93 million miles to Earth. Thus, when one looks at the sun. one la looking at the sun aa It appeared eight minutes earlier. In that sense, the sun Is eight "tight minutes" aaray. Likewise, when an astronomer studies a galaxy 1 billion light years away, roughly the limit for practical work using Earth-baaed telescopes, ho or she la studying an object aa It appeared 1 billion years ago. But the universe Is thought to be about 15 billion years old. The Hubble Space Telescope's superb optical system has 10 times the resolving power, or clarity, of Earth-baaed Instru­ ments and It will be able to study objects that are little more than blurs when viewed from the ground. "Since we can see 10 times better (with the telescope) we will be able to look back up to 10 billion light years to see what galaxies look like." said NASA astron om er Edw ard W eller. "T h e exciting thfog Is. we hope we see some evolution, we hope to ace they're different. But we have no Idea what we'll see.” If Hubble detects signs o f g a la c t ic e v o lu tio n as astronomers hope, the scientists may learn details about how swarms o f stars like Earth's Milky Way formed shortly after the big bang when the uni­ verse's density was essentially uniform — a major problem for modem cosmology. But opening a window on the early universe Is only one of Hubble's goals. Equally Important observa­ tions may show whether black holes — the collapsed remnants o f massive stars — provide the pow er for m ysterious highenergy "quasars" at the edge of the observable universe. By studying certain pulsating variable stars at greater dis­ tances than ever before, the Hubble Space Telescope will allow scientists to greatly Im­ prove the critical yardstick used to measure the alse o f the universe and In the process determ ine the speed o f the universe's expansion to within 10 percent. That, tn turn, will help refine estimates of the age of the cosmos. Closer to home, the telescope's wide field-planetary camera will routinely take pictures o f the planets in Earth's solar aystem with a level o f detail rivaling that o f flyby space probes. Such long-term studies could pay off In Improved knowledge about the forces that shape Earth's environment. And In a project that could have profound Intellectual, phil­ I TH IS W EEK’* ww*T m t i FICTION 1. Tha Great Waldo Search — Martin Handford (No. I last week — 3.133 copies ordered) 3. Where's Waldo? —> Marlin Handford |5 - 3 .0 1 3 ) 3. Oh. the Places Yoa'U Oo — Dr. Seuss 13 - 1.738) 4. Plod Waldo N ov — Mantn Handford (4 - 1.553) 5. Tha Boarae Ultimatum — Robert L u d lu m O - 1.543) 6. D eception — Philip Roth 11.387) 7. Clear and Present Danger — Tom Clancy ( 8 - 1.303) 8. Masquerade — Janet Dailey (1.357) 9. Tha Selena of Shannara — Terry Brooks (9 - 937) osophical and religious Implica­ tions. the Hubble Space Tele­ scope may prove once and for all whether planets circle other stars. If unambiguous evidence la found. It will be more difficult than ever before to assume life on Earth la unique. "W h at strikes me about this Instrument la It'a widely touted as, and I think this la accurate, the single greatest quantum leap In mankind's power o f observa­ tion o f his solar system and the cosmos that has occurred since Galileo's first (use) o f the tele­ scop e." Sullivan said In an Interview. Data from the telescope, she said, will anawer such questions as "how did the universe come to be. what are the forces that created It. that govern It. that sustain It? What are the forces that d rive the dyn am ics o f planetary atm ospherea. that drive the dynamics o f this at­ mosphere? "A ll o f those things and the physics that govern them, we should be able to get much more refined understandings of. great new Insights and glimpses Into and poaalbly even discover new processes that we really Viadn't suspected before." Congress approved the space telescope project tn 1977 with launch originally scheduled for 1983. But the flight was re­ peatedly delayed, first by pro­ blems that slowed the shuttle program and then by trouble with the telescope Itaelf. Launch ultimately waa sched­ uled for the fall of 1986, but those plans went up In smoke along with the Challenger dis­ aster. which grounded the shut- PoznerU - 4 .1 7 5 ) 3. What 1 Saw at the Revolution — Peggy Noonan (3 — 3.491) 3. Means of Ascent — Robert Caro (8 — 1.491) 4. Barbarians at the Gate — Bryan Burrough & John Helyar (9 — 1.350) 5. Wealth Without Blah — Charlea Givens ( 1 0 - 1.335) 6. M egatren ds 3 0 0 0 — John Nalsbltt A Patricia Aburdene ( 3 — 1.333) 7. Dear Dad — Louie Anderson ( 1.173) 8. The Spy Went Dancing — Aline, countess of Romunones (4 — 1.161) 9. Secrets About Men Every Woman Should Know — Barbara De Angel Is (6 - 930) Coatlaasd from Pago ID equivalent lo sinking a 1.500-mlIe g o lf putt. Its faint object camera Is so sensitive It could distinguish a car's left and right headlights from 3.500 miles away — the distance between Atlanta and San Francisco — and tell If a nickel Is heads or tails from a distance of 6 miles. The faint object camera, one of six Instruments on the telescope, can Intensify starlight 100.000 limes, the same as Increasing the light of a candle flame to the brightness of the noon sun. Overall, the telescope has 10 times the resolution, or clarity, of ground-based Instruments, the difference between being able to read the big letters on the second row of an eye chart and reading the bottom line. T h e t e le s c o p e 's 7 .8 - fo o t primary mirror Is the smoothest piece o f glass ever made. If the surface o f the Earth was as smooth as the telescope's mir­ ror. Mount Everest would be about 5 Inches high. Despite their great sensitivity, the telescope's live primary tele­ phone-booth-size Instruments — "-T-.v Clancy (1 - 3 .9 6 3 ) 3. Ail I Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten — Robert Fulghum (3 — 3.853) 4. New Kids on the Beck — Grace Catalano |3 — 3.736) 5. Deaperadosi Drug W ars — E lalnt Shannon (3.567) 6. Lives and Loves of New Kids on the Block — Jill Matthews (3.077) 7. The T-Pactar Diet — Martin Katahn (3.066) 8. The Handmaid's Tale — Margaret Atwood ( 7 - 1.873) 9. Morning Glory — Lavyrle Spencer (8 — 1.658) 10. Consumer Oulde to 1990 Cara — eds. Consumer Guide ( 1.386) TRADE PAPERBACKS I. Fifty Simple Things Ton Can Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Project ( I 11.5911 3. Lord of the Files — WlUlam Golding (3 - 11.567) 3. Welrdoo from Another Planet — BUI Walterson (4 — 8.486) 4. Love Ton Forever — Robert Munsch (5 - 6.390) 5. Diane tics — L. Ron Hubbard (3.817) 6. Bradshaw on the Family — John Bradshaw (3.635) 7. The T-Factor Fat Gram Counter — Martin Katahn (6 - 3.463) ^ 8 . Cede^eadcnt No More — Melody Beattie — Robert Fulghum (890) 9. Healing the Child Within - Charles Whitfield (9 — 3.393) 10. New Kids on the Block — Anne Raso 13.099) MASS PAPERBACKS I. Rules of Prey — John Sandford (3.462) 3. The Hunt for Red October — Tom ' Rankings based on orders lo Ingram Book Co. from more than 7.000 bookstores na­ tionwide. 10. It Waa on Fire When I Lay Down on It for nearly three T h e telescope's many delays pushed the price tag to some •1 .5 bUllon. almost the coat o f a new apace shuttle, making the Instrument the moot expensive civilian science payload ever launched. Throwing In the coat of ground equipm ent, annua] operating expenses for the Space Tele­ scope Science Institute, planning an a developm en t o f shuttle servicing missions and other factors, the total cost o f the telescop e project w ill reach •3.35 billtorf by the end of the first year of operation. Despite the frustration of the repeated delays, a skyrocketing budget and Improvements In technology that have allowed ground telescopes to close the gap In performance. Hubble's launch this week nonetheless marks a major milestone In the history of science. The Hubble Space Telescope measures 43.5 feet long. 14 feet wide and weighs 35.500 pounds. Built by Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. o f Sunnyvale. Calif., the telescope was designed to to be serviced by spacewalking shuttle astronauts and to operate at least 15 years. At the heart o f the telescope la a 1.837-pound. 94.5-Inch wide m irror built by Perkln-Elmer Corp. o f Danbury. Conn. Coated with a highly reflective layer of aluminum-magnesium Just 4 millionths of an Inch thick, the m in or reflects 85 percent of the visible light that falls on It. W hile It ta not particularly large aa major telescopes go — the Hale Telescope at Mount Palomar. Calif., has a 300-Inch m inor, for example — Hubble's m in or Is the most perfect ever made with no peaks or valleys greater than about half a mil­ lionth o f an Inch. The Hubble Space Telescope is a Cassegrain design, that ts. light en|ers the Instrument, bounces off the primary mirror and back up to a smaller. 13.3-Inch mirror mounted In the center o f the telescope tube. Jupiter a popular target for amateur astronomers Unless tha moon Is visible, the brightest object in our n ig h t a k y la th e p la n e t Jupiter. Jupiter Is more than t w ic e a s b r ig h t a s th e brightest star, Sirius. At sunset. Jupiter la high over head and Is currently In the constellation Gemini. It will act around midnight for the remainder o f the month. T h is huge planet ranks right behind the moon in v ie w in g p o p u la rity . T h e reason la simple - its size. Jupiter la about 88.000 miles In diam eter, compared to about 8.000 for our Earth. Jupiter has twice aa much mass as all the other planets, moons, comets, and asteroids In the solar system combined. Through the telescope. It presents us with more surface area to explore than all the other planets combined. Jupiter has sixteen moons, four of which sre visible In bin ocu lars. Th ese m oon s were discovered in 1610 by Galileo and are fascinating to wstch from night to night aa they travel around the planet. There are two types o f planets In our solar system. One type la called terrestrial. They are small and rocky bodies. A good example o f a terrestrial planet Is Earth. Jupiter belongs to the sec­ ond type, called Jovtan or Gas Giant planets. These planets all are much larger than the earth and are made of mainly gases with small cores. You may think o f these planets as basically atmosphere. It la no surprise then to find that these planets are having very dynamic weather. This Is Indeed the case with Jupiter. Even though a small telescope tw o dark bands, the North and South Equatorial Belts, are normally easily seen. However. Jupiter cur­ r e n t ly la u n d e r g o in g a planet-wide disturbance that. In May 1989, caused the South E qu atorial Belt to vanish from small telescopes. It has not relumed yet. The North Equatorial Belt also has been vndergolng a great deal o f d istu rb a n ce. M any Ir­ regularities have been seen here recently. The Great Red Spot, which Is a hurricane three times the size o f the Earth, has begun darkening again. Throughout most o f the 1980‘s the Red Spot appeared much paler In color. This Is another one of the appeals In Jupiter wat­ ching: you can never be sure exactly what you will see. Another feature of Jupiter that stands out through the telescope Is Its shape. A glance will quickly show that Jupiter la not round but rather "sq u a sh ed " at the poles. The main reason for this Is the planet's rotational speed. A day on Jupiter Is o little less than 10 hours long. In c id e n t a lly , the w o rd planet Is derived from the Greek word meaning wan­ derers. They are called wan­ derers because careful ob­ servation will show that they move In relation to the back­ ground o r " f i x e d " stars. Jupiter, which takes 13 years to orbit the Sun. moves very slowly against the stars. Mer­ cury. which zooms arond the Sun every 88 days, moves very quickly In our sky. 0*«s WwilmWw. «*■ writ** IM« col umn ovory offwr wook. It 0 momOor of ISO Central FlerMa Aitranemicel Secfety. a*kS meets Ihe second We*etdey el me menm at the Or lens* Science Center Marvel------------ 10. Counterattack — W.E.a Griffin (886) NON-FICTION 1. Parting with Illusions — Vladimir - two cameras, two light-splitting s p e c t r o g r a p h s and one photometer, a sort of high-tech light meter — require only about 150 watts o f power, the amount used by a typical three-way light bulb. The telescope's digital Images and other data will be beamed down to scientists on the ground at up to 1 million bits per second — fast enough to transmit the contents of a 30-volume en­ cyclopedia In 43 minutes. "W ith the space telescope, w e're Increasing astronomical capability more than It's ever been Increased since Galileo started using a telescope (400 yea rs ago), said NASA astronomer Edward Weller. "T h e history o f science has been ... whenever you make a giant leap In capability you uncover profound new concepts and new phenomena. I think the most exciting thing about the space telescope program Is find­ ing out the answers to questions we can't even ask today." The key to the Hubble Space T e le s c o p e 's success Is high technology, near perfect optics and the absence o f Earth's a tm o sp h ere, w hich distorts starlight, blocks out some types of light altogether and causes stars to twinkle when viewed from the ground. As for optics. Weller said, no other Instrument even comes close. "T h e human eye can barely detect a firefly at 300 yards." he said. " I f your eye was as good as the space telescope, you could sec that same firefly 10.000 miles away, a distance from W a s h i n g t o n to S y d n ey . Australia. "Another way o f looking at It Is the human eye can detect a standard flashlight bulb at about 3 miles. With the space tele­ sc o p e . you cou ld see that flashlight bulb on the moon, a distance of a quarter of a million miles. In general, the space telescope ta about 10 billion times as sensitive as the human eye." An optical system's resolution Is a measure o f how close two objects can be and still be distinguished as separate. If the human eye could resolve objects with the clarity of the space telescope. W eller said, "y o u could read this morning's Miami Herald headlines from the Ken­ nedy Space Center, a distance o f about 300 miles." But good optics alone la not enough. Just as photographers on the ground need a tripod for stability when using telephoto lenses, the space telescope must be able to lock onto dim targets and smoothly track them over long periods. The specifications called for a p o in tin g s ta b ility o f seven thousandths of an arc second. To understand how good that Is. consider this: A circle Is made up of 360 degrees. Each degree can be divided up Inin 60 mlnulrs and each minute can be divided up Into 60 "a rr seconds." The pointing accuracy of the tele­ scope Is an unimaginable seven thousandths o f an arc second. "T h e equivalent of that Is If you could design a laser with that kind o f precision [jointing and aim it and shoot It from Washington you could hit a dime on the World Trade Center In New York, not only hit that dime but malntuin that laser on that dime for up to 34 hours a day." Weller said. Spacew alksContinued from Pago ID potential problem that we could have with the deploym ent o f the tele­ scope.” Leaving nothing to chance. Sullivan and McCandless have been training for an emergency "extra-veh icu lar a c tiv ity " — EVA — for the past five years, building on experience both have from previous missions. In 1984. McCandleaa tested u Jet-powered backpack In histo­ r y 's firs t such u n te lh e re d spacewalk and later that year. Sullivan became the first Am eri­ can woman to walk In space. Both astronauts will begin preparing for a possible tele­ scope repair spacewalk 3 14 hours Into Discovery's flight when Sullivan. 38, and Mc­ Candless. 53. begin breathing pure oxygen to prepare their bodies for work in the lowpressure spacesults. One hour later, the crew will begin low ering the shuttle's cabin pressure from 14.7 pounds per square Inch lo 10.3 psl. Both actions will allow McCandless and Sullivan to avoid the bends should a spacewalk be ordered. On the second day of the mission. Sullivan and McCand­ less will don medical sensors and water-cooled underwear to cut the time needed lo don their bulky spacesults. All of the preparatory actions will allow them to begin a spacewalk within Just two hours If neces­ sary. Astronaut Steven H aw ley, using Discovery's 50-fool-long robot arm. then will latch onto the Hubble Space Telescope. Four latches holding It Inside the cargo bay then will be released a lo n g w ith a p o w e r c a b le supplying electricity from the shuttle. Later, radio commands from the ground will cause the tele­ scope's two antennas to begin unfolding and Its two electrici­ ty-producing solar arrays lo unwind like window shades. Golf----------------Coatlaasd from Pag* ID far as Todd's drive but In the short grass nevertheless. Y o u r s t r ul y w i p e d som e nervous perspiration from his faced, teed up his best Maxfll and let It rip. The ball arced across the road and over the creek. Just barely. It went to the left, not a duck hook but a noticeable right to left move­ ment. and wound up tn the rough some 40 yards short of the fairway. I turned about 16 shades of red. slammed my driver Into the bag and quickly headed toward the cart, trying not to listen to any snickers or guffaws that might have been coming from the dining room gallery. On the other side of the creek. I took out my trusty five wood and figured I'd Just try to get the ball Into the air and somewhere near the green. 1 swung, grass flew but the ball didn't. It rolled about 13 yards and disappeared Into some heavy grass. I took the five wood, still embarrased to the hilt, finally found the ball and swung again. This time It came out of the rough, low and slow, rolled Into the fairway and stopped just short of the rightside rough about 110 yards from the green. The other three guys hit their second shots, all of which found the putting surface, and were standing around waiting on me. I took out a pitching wedge. I didn't take aim. I didn't line It up. I didn't think about keeping my head down or following through. I Just wanted to get this first hole over with. I swung, the ball flew Into the air. came down Just on the front of the uphill green, bounced once, sal down' hard, ran right lo the pin and. on the last turn, fell Into the cup. Par!!! I walked to the green, removed my ball from the hole, walked back to the cart and sat down while the other three guys were lining up their putts. This game ain't so tough. Later that week. I was relating this same story to Don January. He grinned, knowing full-well the Intimidation factor on that particular hole. " J u s t y o u r t y p i c a l 35hundicappcr par." he said. These are the kinds o l stories I'm looking for. Send your best lairway foibles and fables to: Viewpoint. Klonle Jordan. 300 N. French Ave., San lord 32771. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 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/5de0b2f2a11450ba493a312309b68982.pdf a2d8478fa9a328161252b0ef3ce78e10 PDF Text Text 25 Cents W EDNESDAY March 14, 1990 Sanford Herald 82nd Yew, No 1 7 4 - Sanford, Florida o to A C L U , N EW S D IG E S T w a r Get-together to discuss film flops; but several people get in on the act □ Sports Pats win in ovtrllm# • y V IC K I Hsrald stall wrltst A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - It took five Innings »t regulation for Lake Branlley to pull out a past * |girls softball win over Oviedo and Improve to .1-2 9-2. 5-0 In the Seminole Athletic Conference. Oviedo falls to 10-3 and 4 -t. 1B S A N FO R D - "Let the game* begin." A l about half past midnight this morning. II was with those words that Richard Wilson, an attorney for I h r A m rrlra n Civil Liberties Union, marshalled the forces for legal bailie against the board of trustees of Seminole Com m unity College. Following a four-and-onchalf hour m rrlln g at which the board of trustees failed lo lake any action and even had trouble making a derision on Ih r locution of lhe meeting. Wilson promised lo file a lawsuit "w ithin a m onth" on behalf of those members of the Central Florida com m unity who were displeased with past actions of the board. Last night's meeting was anything but subdued. A gentleman, bound and gagged stood shackled In SCC losss 13-11 to VCC SANFORD T h e horsehldc was flying Tuesday as Valencia Com m unity College held on for a 13-11 Mid-Florida Conference baseball victory over the Seminole Com m unity College Raiders at SCC. T h e two teams used eight pitchers In an effort to slop the offensive flreoworks as the clubs combined for 27 hits. Including nine for extra bases. Four of the extra base hits were home runs. ■m N « a 1 S ............... «snusH — r e s t F ilm . Fags 9 A Tuesday's meeting drew a large crowd, e lot of noise, end no peace treaty. □ Florida A ll sals after em ergency landing More controversy could be on the way A T L A N T A — After experiencing hydraulic problems on takeoff, an Eastern Airlines DC-9 with 56 people aboard made u safe emergency landing at Hartsfleld International Airport Tuesday night. T h e flight was bound for Tallahassee. Fla. No one was Injured and there was no fire when the D C -9 landed In a shower of sparks about 10:40 p.m .. authorities said. I m n « « aa By o a v w e. AM oeeaoK UPI Religion Wrttsr When Marlin Scorsese's film “ Th e Lasi Tem pta­ tion of C h rist" was released lo Ihe public In 1988, II caused a furor In the religious world, bringing fundamentalists pickets to movie Ih ru lrrs und raising ihe spectre of censorhslp. anti-Semitism and blasphemy. Some people think "The Handmaid's Ta le ." the film version of Cunadlun novrllsl Murgarrl Atwood s dystopian novel Just now reaching theaters, may spark un equivalent reaction. Spaca program rscsivsa lift C A P E C A N A V E R A L — Am edca's Infant space piogram received a boost this m orning when u Tita n 3 rocket boosted a high-power 9140 million communications satellite Into orbit alter a spectacular m orning blastoff. T h e 9130 million 1.5 million-pound rocket, carrying the second of a new breed of high-speed radio relay stations capable of handling 120.000 telephone calls al once, thundered to life at 6:53 a.m . %— N | 4 2 A Public store robbed m Board OKs proposal; says it will save lives C A S S E L B E R R Y — Th re e arm ed robbers apparently stripped off a top layer of their clothes as they fled the scene of a 10 p.m. Monday robbery of a Pulillx store In Casselberry. Casselberry Detective Lyn n Cambre said the gang may tie the same that hit two Orange County stores Feb. 25 and March 2. In the Casselberry case at Publlx In Cassel­ berry Collection. U.S. Highway 17-92. the armed men entered al closing lime when 15 workers were present. The workers were ordered to the lloor and a woman and a man were assaulted and their personal cash slole. Cambre said. B y J . H A R K B A A FIA LO Herald stall writer___________________ T w o of the robbers confronted the store manager In his office and from the safe stole an undisclosed amount of cash. As the robbers fled nut a a back drxir. Cambre said they discarded sklmasks. additional clothing and a sawed off shotgun. Police consider the suspects dangerous and suspect they may strike again. C ham ber supports mall road plan S A N F O R D — T h e Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce board of directors Tuesday voted lH-to-1 to endorse the C ity of Sanford's decision lo help the developer of a regional mull pay for mall roads with property taxes generated from the development. Before Inc b a u d vole. City Manager Frank Faison gave u presentation on the 9100 million mall planned for Interstate-4 and Slate Road 46. Th e city commission Monday annexed the property und gave support of a-plan to float 96.2 million In bonds for developer Melvin Sim on & Associates to puy for new mads und roud Improvements needed to accommodate the mall. Bette G ra m kow was the o n ly cham ber director to vote against the endorsement. Fro m s ta ll reports B rld g s ............................9 * F lo rid a ........ C la s s if ie s .— ...........OB H oroscope. Comics..................... •• FsopIP...... C ro s s w o rd ......- ....... P o llo o -............... Door A b k y SOSOSSOSOSSOSO 7 B S p o rts........ D ss tlis.............. SA Tslo vls lo n .Id lt o rls l.....................4 A dfootbor.... Countywide two-clerk ordinance .9 A .S B .S B . 3A ..11 ,.7 B ..SA S u n n y , w a rm , s u n ta n n y S u n n y a n d w a rm today with a high In the low to m id 80s. F a ir to n ig h t a nd warm again tomor­ row. F o r m o ro w o a th s r , s o u P a g o 2 A — S A N FO R D — By May 15. every convenience store, gasoline station and many other stores open past 9 p.m . In Seminole County may be required to have either two clerks on duly or lo enckisc Ihclr single c le rk b e h in d a b u lle t -p r o o f enclosure. Seminole County commissioners u n a n im o u sly approved a co un­ ty w id e " t w o -c le r k " o rd in a n c e Tuesday night, saying II may not eliminate robbcTlcs but hopefully will save lives. T h e ordinance will be In effect In all elites that do not have similar laic nlghl clerk protections such as Sanford and Lake Mary. Longwood w ill consider Ils ow n two-clerk ordinance March 19. Seminole County cities may either pass similar laws or choose to "opt o u t ” of the re q u ire m e n ts all to g e th e r, th e re b y v o id in g the county ordinance. Th e ordinance wculd upply lo many other stores. Including video tape rental stores, but not restau­ rants or stores In shopping centers where most other stores ure ulso open past 9 p.m . "If It w ill save one life or many lives. It w ill be worth It." said commissioner Jennifer Kelley, who sought (he legislation In December. T n c ordinance has been sought by clerks and their supporters In an effort to provide more security to late-night workers. M any retail robberies and assaults occur late at night when there are few customers In Ihe stores, law enforcement officials have said. " I think you are being leaders right now w ith tills ordinance." said Sylvester Cluing, owner of Sanford Mobile Service Station. "W e can'l build a fortress around these stores and slop ertme. But If wo can stop one or two or more robberies. It Is worth It." But m any store owners and their representatives oppose the re­ quirements. saying they will be costly and Ineffective. "W e Ihtnk Ihe ordinance Is very good and will be cffctdlve with one exception." said Jo h n Pear m an. president of Ihe Retail Grocers Association of Florida. "A n d that exception Is Ihe two-clerk, bullet­ proof enclosure option. T h e figures show lhat will be ineffective." I Sec O rd in a n ce , Page 5 A ■ ------------ (Th e Him may soon be seen ul arru Ihrulrrs. Renee Dw yer, who books dim s at Enzlan Theater In Maitland, said she Is pursuing a contract on "T h e H u ndm ald'sTule.'T T o date, how ever, rructlon to the ch illing, cautionary talc has been muted and the reasons w hy may be Instructive. First and foremosi may Is- thr changed religious and political climate. " T h e Last Tem ptation." which was bused on a novel by Nlkos Ku/antzaklv was released near Ih r height ot Ih r political activism of the theologically See M ora. Pag* 8 A it ACLU attomsy Richard Wilson Agents reap $300,000 worth of marijuana By9U 9AN LO O C M Haratd Malt writer P A O LA — A 39-year-old man was arrested for Ihe second lime in three years Tuesday when drug agents raided an elaborate m ari­ juana greenhouse al his residence and confiscated pot estimated ul 9300.000. Th is time. 148 pot plants from two- lo three-feet lull were seized from Ihe p ro p e rly of W a yne L o ra n c e . 5 0 5 0 O ra n ge B lv d .. Paola. west of Sanford and north u( Lake Mary. C i t y - C o u n t y In v e s t ig a t iv e B u r e a u a g e n t s fir s t ra id e d Lorance's house- In May 1987. w h e n 200 m u lu rc m a riju a n a planls valued at 9200.000 were fo u n d . C C IB C o m m a n d e r L t. Donald Esllngcr said. A l maturity. Esltngrr estimated the value of Ihe current crop al 9300.000. In Ih e T u e s d a y ra id , both Lorancc and his girlfriend. Bonnie tlourthum. 33. were charged with cultivation and possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana. The y were arrested after Ihe raid on Ihclr house ul about 10 p.m. Th e ir two-year-old son. who was al Ihe s c e n e , w a s e n t r u s t e d to grandparents when the couple was Jailed. Esllngcr said. C C IB and federal D ru g E n forcemenl Agency agents kicked ihclr way In through the front door CCIB agents gather maniuana plants Irom this greenhouse In Paola where of Lorance's rural house. "W e two people were arrested during a Tuesday raid More than $300,000 worth forced entry. He wouldn’t respond See M a riju a n a . Page 5 A ol plants were confiscated Lake Mary gets unexpected vote of support from county in controversy over utility lines _________________ ___ a* . . . . . . I . I * ............. .. .» » < « U a lii,u ir U I I l a-a-1 I I I l l 111 <*s.» Seminole County >commissioners, meeting In Sanford, reversed themselves and voted 5 0 to support Lake Mary's effort to force Florida Power Corp. lo bury Ihclr Ilower lines along Lake Mary Boulevard. In December, the county commission had voted 3-2 against burying See L in e s . Page 2 A Herald stall writer L A K E M ARY - Proponents of burying utility lines in this city won the support of an opponent In a surprise turn ol events Tuesday night Lake Mary recycling program sets good example for county Hi not) pounds ol glass. 1.800 |mtontls ol plastic, and 1.400 pounds til alum inum In Luke Mary alone "T h a t's 7 1.200 pounds a month out ol Lake Mary, and all of It Is recycled." lie said Lake Mary Is the lirst city In Seminole County to recycle trash. Hvres said But Ihe trend is grow­ ing By 1992. the State of Florida w ill require all com m unities to Isolate yard trash "G rass clippings. By L A C Y DOM EN Herald stall writer L A K E M ARY - Since residents began recycling newspapers, glass, plastic, and alum inum five months ago. statistics project that 2.225 40-year-old trees have not been felled Bob I lyres, division manager lor Western Waste Industries, said In a typical m outh bis c re w , picks up 5 2 .0 0 0 p o u n d s ol n e w s p a p e r. . See R ecycle. Page 5 A . . - __________ RECYCLED According to official* w ith Western Waste Industries, a typical m onth produces the following amount of recyclable area: NEWSPAPERS Dm G LASS 19,000 lbs. PLASTICS 1,900 lbs. ALUMINUM -1.400 lbs. I__ I ____ ;__________________:----------------■■ ^ ^ S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD FO R T H E B E S T L O C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322 -2 6 1 1 I �•A — Sanford Hermo . San lord. Florida — Wednesday. March M. 1W0 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND ACROSS T H E S T A T E Tita n 3 thunders into space Broward tax hlka loaaa at polls P O R T L A U D E R D A L E — Broward County voters soundly rejected a 1-ceni hike In the county's 8-cenl sales lax Tuesday, white granting adult com m u nil let the right to bar those under C A P E C A N A V E R A L - A Tita n 3 rocket boosted a high-power $140 m illion com m unications satellite Into orbit Wednesday after a spectacular m o rn in g blastoff m arking another major step for Am erica’s Infant com ­ mercial space program. T h e $130 m illion l.S m il­ lion-pound rocket, carrying the second of a new breed of h ig h ­ speed radio relay stations capa­ ble of handling 120.000 tele­ phone calls at once, thundered to IITe at 6:53 a.m . T h e T ita n 3. ru m bling through a partly cloudy dawn sky atop twin Jets of Incandescent flame on only Its second commercial f lig h t, a rc e d east o v e r the Atlantic Ocean In a flight visible for hundreds of mile*. It T h e tax proposal failed by a margin of more than 3 -io -l, according to figures released by county election officials. W ith 100 percent of the county's 537 precincts reporting, the tax measure was spurned by a vole oi 125.785 to 40,073 In favor, ofllcialatald. C ounty officials had asked that the 1-cent tax Increase be collected for at least 15 years, and predicted It would raise $3 billion for county and city public works projects. C ounty voters were also asked to decide whether Broward's adult communities should be allowed to bar people under 55. T h e majority said they should. T h e measure passed by a vote of 00.876 to 64.383. officials said. Construction starts on Miami Bsscti hots! M IA M I B E A C H — G round was broken Tuesday on the first lu xu ry hotel to be built In Miami Beach since 1968. a 634 million American-Japanese venture. T h e 23-story. 188-room structure, expected to be ready for occupancy In November 1991. la being built by A ll Nippon A irw ays of Japan and Carolyn Properties .1 of Miami. Th e airline's A N A Enterprises division will also operate the hotel. Officials said It will bring about 900 new Jobs to Miami Beach and should help to promote tourism. T h e hotel will contain some rooms decorated In tradlUonal Japanese style. Including tataml mats on the floor and painted screens Instead of Interior walls. Another feature of the hotel will be a 105-foot waterfall In a traditional Japanese garden. 11A Last night, county com m is­ sioners predicated thetr renewed support on the condition that Lake M ary officials agree to take the lead In any legal challenge from FP C and share the coat of a n y Judicial sward, should they lose. For the four Lake Mary com ­ missioners present at the county meeting Tuesday night, that was a condition they are ready to a cce p t B u rying poorer and other utility lines was a key aspect of the Lake Mary Boulevard "gate­ w a y " b e a u t if i c a t io n p la n adopted by Lake Mary and the county last year. Gateway supporters said no matter how m uch landscaping la done along the road, overhead wires w ill be u £ y and defeat the beautification effort. "It's fair." Lake Mary Mayor D ick Feaa said. "It shows we're together on ou r position. It's not only the citizens of Lake Mary that will be held accountable." " I t ’s a fair comprom ise." said Lake Mary commissioner Paul Tre tn cl. responsible for turning three reluctant county commis' stoners to the city's side, i " I ’ m e x tre m e ly glad the y * decision to proceed with ?l*n w ith buried power ■aid city commissioner T o m Mahoney. "T h e y placed the B R A D E N TO N — Troplcana Products Inc. Is offering 6150.000 In m atching grants to Florida chambers of commerce that start druiig-free workplace programs, an official said Tuesday. We arc convinced that the chambers of commerce arc the best-positioned resources available to help the small- and medium-sized businesses start drug-free program* w ithin their com panies." said Martin Gutfreund. vice president of ad­ ministration. T h e Bradenton Juice company will give $10,000 each to 15 local chambers, and another $25,000 to the state Cham ber of Commerce to assist those chambers In starting thetr own programs, said Robert Soran. Trop lca n a't chief executive. "W e ’re hoping that eventually other major companies get Involved with the program ." Gutfreund said. Chairm an of the Governor's Select Committee on Workplace 2000. Soran said It's not enough to "Just say no" to drugs. "W e must say ‘yes' to a drug-free workplace program. We m ust set an example." he said. Shaw to bacoma first black chlaf juatlca T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida Supreme Court Justice Leander Shaw was elected by his six colleagues Tuesday to become chief* Justice of the court, the first black to ever achieve that poai. Shaw. 59, will serve a two-year term beginning In J u ly . A former public defender and prosecutor from Jacksonville who has also served as a slate appeals court Judge, he has been a Justice since Ja n u a ry 1983. As chief Justice. Shaw will preside at all court proceeding* j»nd Is responsible for overseeing Us caseload. T h e chief Justice is also the chief administrativeoffleer o d h f vWSVwtWs ju StOat s j sscin. G ov. Bob Martinez praised the election of Shaw, calling U "a testament to the progress Florida has made over the years in providing equal opportunity for all Its citizens." Joseph W . Hatchett, who was appointed to the court In 1975 by thcn-Gov. Reubln Askew, was the state's first black Justice. He resigned In IB79 to accept a federal appointment and never served as the court's chief Justice. rases 4ii ten Fie. Jim tocand C U tl J n l t f l t d at tenter*. Fiend* m il P O tT M A S T IB : tendfd d re u cSenoM t* TH E tA N FO S D H IB A L O . P O a** I41J, teeter*. FL r im . Usw rtetw n lei** (Deity S tendsrl Hem* Delivery A Mell ) Meets. llt M 4 MenTM ue.e* i Year ......................... tis.ee records show. But Sheriff Walter Heinrich ruled she violated policy by handling evidence, the records say. T h e suspect was vldeolapcd du ring the midnight shift Nov. 19 by another technician. Adlcla Palacios, who administered the tests while Deputy Michelle Sim m ons watched, records show. Palacios and Ihe deputy both told In ­ vestigators that Gray was sleeping and snoring, according to records. And the snoring was so loud and distracting, ihe deputy told Investigators, that she stuttered and lost her place while reading to the suspect the In fra ctio n s for the breath test. Atlantis returns to Cape w i CAPE CANAVERAL T h e shuttle Atlantia, bolted to Ihe back of a 747 Jum bo Jet. returned to the Ken­ nedy Space Center Tu e s ­ day after a delayed two-day trip from California. N e x t u p fo r N A S A : launch of the shuttle Dis­ covery April 12 to ferry Into orbit the $1.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope, TH E W EA TH ER n r r M N D f •BOSS Toda y...S u nny with a high In Ijje low to mid 80s. East winds at 5 to lO m p h . Tonight...Fair with a low In the m id 60s and a light wind. Tom orrow ...tartly sunny with a high In the low lo m id 80s and an cast wind at 5 to 10 mph. THURSDAY Cloudy 76-17 Ge-netWH* Jxkkonvill* Her WetI lartult irtWnlai Ti M i h m Vvre Beech W*it Pelm Beech u v II pop U POP *i n pop n h iu 14 41 41 41 40 00 M 40 U 41 4* »P I0P POP OOP POP • OP Ire teas* m u u . I -t f - FRIDAY PtiyCldy 77*18 SUNDAY SATURDAY FttyCMy 78*60 Sunny $$.7a f VJ'A. MONDAY FtlyCldy 87*70 |T A T w m c g FULL April 10 MIAMI - FioraM 14 hour temperature* end reuifell *1J * m ESTWednetdey Mt Le Sent City U V 0 00 Ap*i*ch«oi* *C mm 0 OP C m rv tw n *e pop Oeyten* Beech Ferl Lwdwdtle M >1 POP et m oop FerlMrere ~ w E x te n d e d o u t lo o k ...P a r t ly cloudy Friday ihrough Sunday w ith a chance of afternoon sh o w e rs and th u n d e rs to rm s Friday. Lows In the law 60s and high In the low lo mid 80s. Wednesday. March 14. 1990 Vol 82 . No 174 PuMiiAed Dell* m * U n der. H i i f l leturSiy Sr TO* lenlerd Herald, in*., Mt N. F n * c l A**., tenter*. Service Com mtMton report on the costs of undergrounding Is due. Randy Morris, chairm an at the co m m itte e that d ra fte d the boulevard's gateway plan, said the FPC study would show cost sa vin gs by u n d e rg ro u n d in g , only the cost If power lines t h r o u g h o u t the s ta le w ere buried. . Commission chairman Glenn surrendered her gavel — re­ quired for the chairman lo make a motion — and suggested Ihe city pick up the major legal expenses of the legal challenge with county legal staff assisting. Ju lia n said the city Is preparing to hire an altcrney to defend their cause In courts and before the P S C . G le n n c o n tin u e d : should the courts determine FPC customers should not pay the costs, the county and city would share the cost of burying the lin e s e q u a lly If L a k e M ary approves the compromise. Commissioners voted 5-0 for the motion. C o u n ty engineer J e rry Mc­ C o llu m sa id If L a k e M a ry approves the compromise, he Is ready to notify FPC to prepare to b u ry their lines w ith in two weeks. McCollum said the lliul design plana to widen Lake Mary Boulevard from two to six lanes have been complete since Ja n u ­ ary. T A M P A — A Jail clerk accused of sleeping on Ihe Job and making snoring sounds that were captured on a videotape of a drunken driving suspect has erased the recording to blot out the embarrassing noises, officials say. Beverly G ra y, a technician at the Central Breath Testing Unit at Hillsborough County Ja il, denied dioztng on duty and blamed the nasal noises on her asthma, an Internal Investigation report released Monday said. G ra y said she did not Intentionally erase the tape of a drunken driving suspect undergoing routine tests to determine alcohol consumption. From Unitad Puss Intarnations! reports____________ __ □ Straight Play (numbers In **«ct order): *250 on ■ 50-cent bet. *500 on*1. □ Bo* 3 (numbers In any order): *80 for a 50-cent bet, *160 on *1. H Bo* S (numbers In any order): *40 lor a 50-cent bet. *80 on i l . □Straight Bo* 3: *330 In order drawn, (80 In any order on s 11 bel. □ Straight Bo* 0: *3*0 In order drawn, *40 it picked In combination on *1 bel authority to require the lines be placed underground, the three commissioners were still reluc­ tant to do to Tuesday night until T re m e l m ade th e fo llo w in g argument — do It now or never do ti oil anywhere In the county. W arren said It would not be fair to face lepil expenses and possibly a $1.4 m illion bill for one road unless utility wires along all roads in the county were buried as well. She said because the "Green P en ny" gas­ oline tax pegged for beautifica­ tion failed In November, the c o u n ty d id n 't h a ve enough money lo pay to have utility lines along all roadways In the county "undergrounded.** "E v e ry one cf you said you supported u ndergrounding of utilities som ew here." Tre m e l said. "If the commission doe* not support the etty effort to bury utility lines. It la saying It won't bury lines anywhere. “ Lake Mary Boulevard Is the first road to come before you. We're saying let's do it now. because if you wait until some other road comes along It w ill be the same Issue — It won't be any different. T h e Issues w ill be the same as they are now.*' Warren offered to make the motion to tell FP C that the co m m ission supports u ndergrounding. but would watt until J u l y when a Flo rid a Public ‘That’s not snoring, I have asthma’ says jail clerk accused of sleeping on the job S T . P E TE R S B U R G — Most shrimpers who have violated the controversial turtle-excluder law have not been fined, a National Marine Fisheries Service report shows. Siallstlcs released this week by the southeast regional office of ihe N M FS show that of 882 shrimp boat boardings by the Coast G ua rd since the federal law s Inception last year. 251 were found to be In violation. Of those violations, only 28 have resulted In citations against the owners or masters of the boats, and only two of thoae citations have been settled. Gene Proulx. who heads Ihe regional enforcement division df Ihe NM FS. said hts group is coordinating elfons lo enforce the regulations along the G ulf Coast and up the Atlantic Coast as far as the Caroltnas. Officials handed out 188 written warnings that carry no penalty. 18 cases were dismissed Tor lack of evidence and the others are pending. Proulx said. Th* daily number Tuesday in th* Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 637. risk burden on us and consid­ e r in g o u r co un se l a n d the county's attorney has said we'U win, that's a risk I'm willing to take.” " W e 'v e reached a w tn-w ln com prom ise." said city commis­ sioner David Mealor. Th re e county commlastofiera — Sandra Glenn, Pst Warren a nd J e n n ife r K e lle y — had balked In December at forcing FP C to b u ry the power lines In December out of fear Seminole C ounty revenuts would have to pay thp cost, estimated at $1.4 m illion b y FPC. T h e three county commission­ ers in December approved o r­ dering FPC to ru n their lines a lo n g t a lle r , w id e r-s p a c e d "h y b rid " poles an the north side of Lake Mary Boulevard — Inside Lake M ary city limits. B u i commissioners Bob Sturm and Fred Streetman had argued the cost would be paid by FPC custom ers, w hether In Lake Mary, the county or the entire slate. FP C officials have said they would sue the city and the county If they are required to either place thetr lines under­ ground or on the hybrid poles b e c a u s e o f the a d d it io n a l expense Involved. DetpUe assurances from Lake Mary attorney Ned Ju lia n and County Attorney Bob McMillan Ihe city and county had the Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z Many TED violations go unflnad TALLAHASSEE - Th* winning number* Tuesday in ihe Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 game were 16,8, 36. 20 and 4. E u ro p e A fric a , the U n ite d S ta te s . C e n t r a l a n d S o u th America. Com ing Just 20 days after a spectacular explosion Feb. 22 that grounded the European A rla n c ro c k e t p ro g ra m . W ednesday's launch took on added significance as America's p o s t-C h a lle n g c r c o m m e rc ia l space program continues Its struggle to w in a share of the International launch market. Frederick O rm s b y , Intelsat spacecraft mission director, said the organization paid $700 m il­ lion for five Intelsat 6 spacecraft a n d th a t the tota l cost of Wednesday's launch came to about $270 million. Including the price of (he T ita n 3 and other launch services. W ith an expected lifetime of more than 13 year*. Ihe Intelsat 6 satellites are the most powerfpl such communications stations ever built for non-government service. Lines- Troplcana offers drug-fraa program grants L O T T 1 IIV three m inutes and 31 seconds tale in taking off because of a m in o r g lit c h w it h r a d io telemetry equipment. T w o minutes after liftoff, the boosters were Jettisoned and about eight minutes after that, the rocket's second stage, car­ rying Ihe Intelaat 6 satellite, was In Its planned preliminary orbit. It was only the second Right of a T it a n 3 , b u ilt b y M a rtin Marietta Astronautics G roup of Denver, and another Important m ile s to n e fo r th e p b a tChallenger com m ercial space program, struggling to w in a share of the international un­ manned launch market domi­ nated b y Ihe European space program. T h e customer for the mission w a s th e In te r n a tio n a l Te le co m m u n ica tio n s Satellite Organization Intelsat — a non-profit consortium of IIH member nations liial owns the Intelaat 6 relay station, built by H u g h e s A irc ra f t C o . of E l Segundo. Cullf. T h e fllghl plan catted for the rnur-story-tail satellite, shaped like a giant oil drum to be pushed sway from the « ilan 3‘s second stage 25 minutes after IlftofT Into an egg-shaped orbit with a low point of about 109 miles and a high point of 247 mile*. A n on-board solid-fuel booster was scheduled to fire one hour and 10 minutes after takeoff to boost the craft's altitude, and a series of liquid-fueled motor firings was planned later to circularize the orbit at a final altitude of about 22.300 miles. If all goes well, the satellite will be checked out and on station over the Atlantic Ocean equator by May 26. relaying television and telephone signals between Commercial rocket carries hi-tech communications satellite into orbit D a y to n a Beach: Waves arc 1 foot with a slight chop. Current Is to (lie north with a water temperature of 60 degrees. N ew S m y rn a B e a ch: Waves arc I lo IVy feel and seml-choppy. C u r­ rent la lo Ihe north, with a water temperature of 60 degrees. Sun screen (actor: 17. W EDNESDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 6 55 a.m . 7:25 p.m .: MaJ. 12:45 a.m .. 1:10 p .m . T I D E S : D a y to n a B e a ch: highs, 9:33 a.m .. 9:55 p .m .: lows. 3:34 a.m .. 3:51 p.m .; NSW S m y r n a B e a c h : highs. 9:38 a.m .. 10:00p.m .: lows. 3:39 u.m .. 3:56 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:53 a.m.. 10:15 p.m.: lows. 3:54 a m . 4 :11 p.m. 8 t . A u g u s tin e to J u p l U r In le t Toda y...w ind cost 15 Ifts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Buy and Inland waters a moderate chop in exposed areas. Isolated showers south part. T o n ig h t and W e d n e sd a y night...w ind cost to southeast 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop In exposed areas. A few showers south T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday was 81 de­ grees and the overnight low was 58 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during (he 24-hour period ending ut 9 u.m. Wednesday totalled 0.00 inch. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 73 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 61. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other W cathcrServlcc data f T u e s d a y 's h ig h ...................82 □ B a ro m e tric p r e e e u r e .3 0 .il □ R e la tiv e h u m id it y •see71 pet □ W in d s ...... S o u th e a st. 9 m p h G R a la f s U ............................. 0 la . □ T o d a y 's su n se t.....6 :3 3 p .m . □ T o m o r r o w 's s u u rls o ....6 :3 S Clt» L Fvraratl Albuquerque cy Anchoreg* th Atlentex Bellimorv ly Billing, w B-rminghern pc Bii/ndftk in Bat ton fy Browntwll* « Bullet* pc Burlington Vt cy Chicago 1* Cincinnati pc Cleveland >y Colombo. Ohio ty 0*11*. t. Denver x Dei Moment Detroit pc Duluifc r tip .to t Jorfoin Hertford cy Honolulu x Houitonti Indienepolltx Kent*. City ft Let V*«*4 ly Little « x * t . Lot Angela* ly LoutlvilhtlpC Mi leev.ee rt Minn* .point! HeUiwile cy Nee Or>eemcy Hen York x Oklahoma City t» Philadelphia ly Ptuenn ty PilHburghx Porttend Me x Par Mend Ora r SI Low., t. Jell Leke City cy len Antonia t. Lon Diego ly len Frenetic, cv Hi 41 IS t> u * n si n 14 91 m n n 74 n 79 34 47 n 44 44 40 7? 43 71 n 70 44 77 43 n n 44 it «0 04 n M 41 n 44 41 70 14 71 ft 40 L* Pep If 10 17 44 24 n 41 11 99 70 ii 44 49 14 SO 19 44 44 14 24 40 43 S3 43 V u 44 1. 44 01 — *• 44 » M 23 X) ■r . 49 40 40 11 n 40 M 41 44 4t 47 •7 91 49 49 17 9t 91 41 14 24 09 10 »4» 47 40 �Sanlotd Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Wednesday. March 14. 1090 — SA Airport wants more information on airline POLICK BRIBPI Robbery reported et motel ■ y U M U L M IlU V M Herald tlaff writer_______________ FER N PARK - T o m m y Lcwla Bell. 22. or 203 Yale Drive. Sanford, reported to Seminole County aherlfTa deputies he was robbed by three armed men at his Fern Park Motel room at about 3 p.m. Tuesday. Bell said he opened the door to his room at the motel at 7340 S. U.S. Highway 17-02. because he thought his girlfriend was oulalde. Three men pushed past him. One brandished a gun. Th e robbers look S375 from Bell before fleeing, a sheriffs report said. , S A N FO R D — A former airline pilot trying to start a Sanfordbased airline has asked lo lease space at Central Florida Regional Airport. Sunline Airw ays will b e 'lh e first regularly-scheduled passen­ ger airline lo locate at Central Florida Regional Airport If the S a n f o rd A ir p o r t A u t h o r i t y approves a lease with the new company. If Sunline Airways Is successful. Ihe airline will signal success of the airport's long promotional campaign market­ ing Ihe airport us u rellcvrr airport In the Orlando area. T h e Sanford Airport Authority ye sterday decided m ore In ­ formation Is needed about the financial backing of S u n lln r be­ fore Ihe board m ay vote whether Wift reports hit with spoon W IN T E R SPRINGS — A man who allegedly hit hla wife with a metal spoon and cursed her and W inter Springs police Is charged with battery-spouse abuse and disorderly conduct. Ronald Michael Young J r .. 22. 1904-600 Northern W ay. Winter Springs, was arrested at home at 9; 15 p.m . Tuesday. Threo srrestsd on DUI chsrgss SA N FO R D — Th e following persona fare a rh n rg r of driving under the Influence in Seminole County: • Jeffry Wayne Sm ith, 26. 361 Brittany Circle. Casselberry, wasarresied at 10:54 p.m. Tuesday after hla car ran u red light In Lake Mary. He was arrested on Lake Mary Boulevard and also charged with resisting arrest both with and without violence after reportedly struggling with police. • Ju a n Delgado. 31. 340 Stale Road 434 suites 54 and 4. Altamontr Springs, was anesled at 10:40 p.m , Tuesday on State Road 436 Altamonte Springs after a I raffle stop. Police reported he was driving a car stolen In Connecticut, and he was also charged with grand theft auto. •Steven Wayne Tyle r. 21. of Orlando, was arrested al 1:35 a.m. Wednesday ufter Is truck was rlocked traveling 55 m ph In a 45 mph rone on Stale Road 436. Altamonte Springs. ( WssayJ C h ip ta stin g sc o u t Delicious Mexican cheese dip was on Ihe menu at an intarnational taste fair for Wilson Elementary Girt Scouta Monday. Blair Keysar, 6, of troop 687 samples a soulh-of-lhe-border delicacy, nechos. < Im T ■ y V IC K I D aSO ftM IIR Herald stall writer SA N FO R D — Since the Semi­ nole County School Hoard failed 10 convince voters lo pass Ihelr •520 million bond Issue, they are scram bling for w ays to accomodate the 27.000 new students expected to flood ihe district before the end of Ihe decade. Yesterday, they took emergency action lo enact a policy lo allow them lo form a business advisory ro m in lllrr. A bumper slicker w llh "W ori'l 11 be great when schools have all Ihe money they need and Ihe Air Force must hold a bake sale lo buy a bomber?" written on II was luckrd lo the wall behind Ihe board In Ih e lr m eeting chamber. Stnee the board does pot have all ihr'm drte y' ihey heed, they said they need to find the most elTIclent way to spend Ih r money Ihey do ha<el Th e y will appoint a 15-member committee to give them udvlcc on ihe business of building and running efficient schools. According to the emergency policy, which will be udvtrtlsed publicly at a later dale. Ih r business committee will assist the school hoard In the "p la n­ ning for business management of the growth needs for the S e m i n o le C o u n t y s c h o o l system." Vice chairman Nancy Warren said she was concerned the board had only Ineluded busi­ ness traders on u eonunlllre Dial concerned Itself with the schools which affect everyone In Ihe community. "W hat about the parents?" she uskrd. "W b a l aboul Ihe community leaders?" C h a irm a n A n n N c ls w rn d rr and board member Pat Telsuit defended Ihe decision. The y said parents and the co m m u n ity were represented III Ihe Ltx-ul School A dvisory C o m m itte rs and ihe P T A groups. JOTMTIMtl REAL ESTATE MARVIN E PERRY Auctionssr 574-4300 663-7219 HAVE GAVEL WILL TRAVEL U .S . SAVINGS BONDS f c ii i : m i ..in i l In s| P b. 3224215 S S 7 I §. F m e h Ave., Saaftrd r \Auto-O w ners insurance I Ifr. Hums*. ( sr. duilne**. O n r n im t THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMEN! "B ill Ih ry do not have direct access to Ihe board us mundali-d through policy." Warren argued. "Some people m lghl see that as unfair." Nelswender said she did mil feel that was necessary, "li has been m y experience." she noted, "that those groups have never been shy aboul making Ihelr opinions known lo this board." Th e board will consist of a civil engineer, a land planner, a bulider/drvcloper, a commercial land acquisition specialist, an architect, u real estate attorney, a strategic planner, un expert ill purchasing management, a chlrl executive officer of a Urge busi­ ness. a certified public acrounlam . a commercial general conIruclor. a telreom m unlrntlous specialist, a technology planner, an expert In Insurance manage­ ment and an expert In financial m unugrrnrnl for Ihe commit Ire. T h e board agreed ih e c o m ­ mittee nettled to be form rtt as I n s i i n u u v ? TO N Y M JSSI INSURANCE R School board forms business committee to help build schools ;i r lo welcome the fledgling alrllnr. Th e board has askrd for audited financial siu trm e nls of p rin ­ cipals Involved In Sunllne lo supplement a business plan al­ ready subm illed by the com ­ pany. " T h is will give us the chanre lo assess the financial horseiwer he has." airport Aviation li Irrctor Sieve Cooke said of Sunllne founder E.S. Hlrrhwnod. "R lgh l now that's an unknow n." Blrrhwood. u fanner airline pilot. founded Sunllne Airways laic Iasi year. He has been working to build ih r airlines out of a Longwnod otficc. Hlrrhwnod has askrd to lease a building near Ihe airport termi­ nal at special rales. Cooke said. T h e alrllnr founder has asked for Ihe first year rent-free, the sec­ ond year at half-rate and therrafA ir p o r t . Pago B A ■l- Y IE L D 1**1 " W r need lo gel litis llilug ch u rn in g ." said inrm be r Joe Williams J r . "W e cun always fine tune later." Correction, clarification A member rtf the hoard of directors of Ihe Sanlnrtl Salva­ tion A rm y was m lsldrnllfletl Tuesday In a ruptlnn under a Page I picture of the board mem ber greeting the arm y's national com mu litter In Sanford. The board member Is Keg Howe. Also. Ih r Magnolia Mall clock stood at the corner of Park Avenue and First Sirrei several years ago, was stored, ihen t:loved to Magnolia Mall In Ju ly 1965. according lo Stella Orttl. a relative of clock doner A ll. Moses. 2 S A L E S ...1 1 AM & 2 PM R E A L E S T A T E 'P e r s o n a l P ro p e rty A c re a g e R ATE S u n U p S a v in g s The High Interest Savings Account S A T. M A R C H 17. 1090 N O B U Y E R S P R E M IU M S A L E #1 • 1 1 A M Real E sta te & P e rs o n a l P ro p e rty Location; 2341 Had lav St., Dalton a • 3rd area. From Hawlland Blvd. 6 Austin: Turn N. on Austin lo Glada Ln. Turn right to Idaho, turn toft to Hadley, turn right to Auction site. Follow auction signs. Real Eetate: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, w/carpet & vinyl throughout, newly painted, new roof, central heat & air, fencing enclosed back yard. Close to shopping A school, good clean neighborhood. Inspected by appointments or arrive early day of the sale. Title insurance by seller. Te rm s O n Hom e: 10 % down day of sale. Balance al closing 30 days in which to dose. Personal check accepted with proper ID. Personal Property: Kenmore 20 cu. ft. w/ce maker refrigerator. Gold Star Microwave. Whirlpool Washer, Stereo w/speakers, 25' RCA TV, Sola, chair, rectiner, end tables, coffee table, shelves, table w/4 chairs, two dble beds, night stand, box fan. Many . many More hesm of Interest. S A L E #2 • 2 PM Location: Deltona. Doyle Rd. one block west Courtland Blvd Acreage: A-3 Zoning on both tracts. These two tracks ol land have numerous possibili­ ties. both Irontmg on Doyle Rd Drive by at your leisure, pial Is posted on property, call lor more information. Excellent owner terms available. Terms to be announced day ol sale Trad *3-3.108 acres (MOL) Trad H I 222 acres (MOL). Texas Valley Auctioneers Marvin E. Perry Auctioneer SunUp Savings will always earn more than a SunBank Personal Money Market Account,with a $5,000 minimum opening balance, yet you can add to it or withdraw from it without paying early withdrawal penalties. So wtike up to a new idea in Peace o f Mind Banking. All the common sense benefits o f a savings account and an uncommonly high interest rate. SunUp Savings. Only Irom SunBank. gSun BanK Peace of Mind Banking F L . Lie 255/125 •Real Estate •Household • Bu sine ss • M achenlry 6 6 8-721 9 all. • soon as possible so the district could c o n sI r u r I what N rls w rn d rr term ed ih e " n o t quite tw o ” schools they have Ihe resources to bu ild tx-fore Ihe fall of 1001. AUCTION %*%% il Interest Compounds Daily SkmhtT 11ML‘ * I'MJ SuiYlly«k», lint \ SunThjwl IlinJk “Pt*c *4Mind BkvAing* n»J nrn t e truck Nrfc4^ 111# n t k «StunHinl limb,y Uv i* *-■*,*-, �4 » — Sanford Harold. Sontord. Florida — Wednesday. March 14, 1M0 E d itorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald tu rn m m ) 300 N. FR E N C H A V E .. SA N FO R D . F L A . 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Oeyto, PotMokor ia — i— > ■ a r iiH iia n o t iw w * tuvivf i i i K i i i F i i w w Laura Seaton. AOvirHtlm Director ^ --------» - * m SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months 119 50 fl M onths........................................ *39.00 1 Year ............................................ *78.00 E D ITO R IA L S Sanford museum a jewel in search of polished crown • The L ib r a r y of Lake needs a H e n r y S h e lto n S a n f o rd M e m o ria l a n d M u s e u m is a Jew el o n th e sh ore s M o n ro e . It Is. nonetheless, a Je w e l th a t la rg e r, poHshed setting. T h e S a n fo rd C i t y c o m m is s io n re c e n tly ed $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 to w a rd th e m u s e u m a n d y 's p re lim in a ry goal o f $ 1 .2 m illio n for e x p a n s io n a n d re n o va tio n . T h a t is w e lco m e n e w s a n d a h e a lth y sta rt for a fu n d -ra is in g d riv e th a t rig h tly l* expected to In v o lv e the e n tir e c o m m u n it y , n o t o n ly g o v e rn m e n t sources. K CHUCK STONE Th e O scars and ‘the great debate’ If the odds on Ihe early favorites hold up. the 62nd A nnu a l A cadem y Awarda w ill make history, make a statement and make more cynics. Cynicism comes naturally this year for m any black Americans. Those in the know are predicting that Ihe golden e u nu ch named "O sca r" will be awarded to a m ovie that makes emotional eunuchs out of black men. How do you e xp la in " D r i v in g Miss D a is y " being nom inated for nine Oscars (five In m sjor categories), while Sp lkr Lee's "D o the Right T h in g " was nominated for only two. and that Inspirational tribute to black C ivil W ar heroes. " G lo ry ." was nominated for only four (three of them In technical categories)? I saw all three films: " D o the Right T h in g ." was u brllllanlly conceived and Innovative slice of black sociolo­ gy“ G lo ry " touched a lodcstonr of patriotic commonality by exalting the rapacity of men to trium ph In war. even though they were defeated in peacetime. (T h a t irony was also "G to ry "’s undoing. T h e black guys were the heroes.) "D riv in g Miss D aisy" drew you Into m womb of tender, loving memories of "the good old days." and Us success was due as m uch to Us timing as Us theme. After years of affirmative-action hassles and racially contentious politics. Am eri­ cans yearned to embrace a genteel chariot of charm and grace that would softly purr along at IS miles per hour. "D riv in g Miss D aisy" Is a reminder of an era when life was as gosh-darned pleasant as a cold glass of lemonade on a hot sum m er day and aa reassuring as an easygoing black chauffeur w ho knew his place. If It does c a r r y off th e lop p r l i e . th e g o ld e n eunuch w ill celebrate that legacy as much It c o m m e m o ra te s c in e m a tic d is t in c ­ tion. . Bui ibis lovely film f B lacks are represents another "in v is ib le accom plishm ent. It m e n " In the u n in te n tio n a lly c in e m a tic drama to rs what has fra m in g o t th e come lo be known to great d e b a te .■ the black com m unity aa “ the great de­ bale." At the turn of the ccniury. the erudite and Impatient W .E.B . Dubois challenged Ihe voca­ tional mindset and aero m modal Iv r pallence of N$lll FIRSTCLASS QWM&MWflil# STAMPSSMS G e n . S a n fo rd a n d the C it y o f S a n fo rd are w e ll w o rth the a tte n tio n a n d the effort. H e n ry S h e lto n S a n fo rd w a s a d ip lo m a t, la w y e r , a n d e n tre p re n e u r w it h a d is t in ­ g u ish e d ca re e r in th is c o u n try a n d E u ro p e . H e fo u nde d S a n fo rd In the 1870s as a bu siness v e n tu re . A decade later, th r iv in g o n th e S t. J o h n s R iv e r, th e c ity w a s k n o w n a s the g a te w a y to so u th F lo rid a . T h e general die d In S a n fo rd in 1891. H is w ife G e rtru d e , in h e r w ill, asked that h is lib ra ry be de voted to e s ta b lis h in g a m e m o ria l. T h e i r d a u g h te r. C a ro la S a n fo rd D o w . m a de the books a n d o th e r of th e g e n e ra l's possessions — w in d o w s in to th is in tr ig u in g m a n 's fascinating life — a v a ila b le to th e c ity . In 1957. the c ity erected the lib ra ry . D espite a n e xp a n sio n In 1973. the sm a ll jb u ild ln g w ith tw o fascina ting w in g s b e h in d jlh e G re e k R e viva l fascade. re m a in s c ra m p e d . - W h a t ’ s m o r e , m a n y o f t h e g e n e r a l 's p o «w M is* o r> »,.a s i,w tits a ,o th e r v a lu a b le .,ite m s ,, from the c it y 's past, re m a in scattered a n d , as tim e lias w o rn o n . lost. T h e tim e has co m e to p re ve n t fu rth e r lose of th e c it y ’s h is to ry . Indeed, the tim e has co m e to be tter sh ow ca se th is ric h a n d h isto ric past. S u c h h is to ry , w h ile p e rh aps not e n jo y ­ in g w ide spread u n d e rs ta n d in g loca lly, n e v e r­ theless fro m tim e to tim e a ttra cts sch o la rs a n d o th e r stu d e n ts fro m afa r to co n su lt w ith the m u s e u m staff, w h ic h is a testam ent to the va lu e of the collection. E x p a n s io n a n d re n o v a tio n , th e n . Is a w o rth w h ile project that w ill he lp p ro m o te the h is to ry o f S a n fo rd b y illu m in a tin g the real life of its fo u n d e r as well as as the histo ric life of the c ity . T h a t , in t u rn , w ill be e n te rta in in g a n d e du ca tiona l. T h e r e sh o u ld be n o u n ­ d e re s tim a tin g th e value o f that for residents' h o m e to w n pride o r for a ttra c tin g o u t-o f-to w n visitors. _____________________________________________________ l-ETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letters must Is- signed. Include Ihe address of Ihe writer und a daytime telephone number. Letters should tie on a slnghlr subject und bc'as brief as possible.. Letters lire subject lo editing. D AVID S. BRODER Bush’s transportation cop out W A S H IN G T O N — Secretary of Transporta­ tion Samuel K. Skinner is one of the best people President Bush has b rou g ht to Washlngion — an energetic. Intelligent, politi­ cally skillful manager, committed to doing a Job. not Just filling an office. W hile serving as the a d m in is tra tio n 's tro u b le -sh o o te r on earthquakes, oil spills and other such matters, he has mobilized his department's talent to produce a blueprint for a national ininsjtorialion strategy reaching Into Ihe next century. T h a t’s the good news. The bad news Is that the hard edges of Skinner's analysis were softened by Richard G . Dorm an's Office of Maiiagemeni and Budget. T h e document released Iasi Thursday reveals w ith stunning clarlly that even In an area of traditional federal responsibility, the hush administration will not make Ihe Investments America needs to survive and to thrive. In the introduction to "M oving Am erica." the- transportation report, Bush said that "ou r competitive success In the global economy depends” on getting "o u r transportation system (geared) to inrel the needs of the 21st century." Skinner underlined lhat observation by writing. "N o industry in the nation Is more Imjiortunt to U .S. economic growth and International competitiveness than transporta­ tion." Sounds like a challenge to Ihe nation, doesn't It? Wrung. It's a challenge lo Ihe slates and localities, lo private Industry and lu users of Ihe irunsjKiri system. Th e federal govern­ m e n t's rule Is m il entirely confined to checrleadlng. But It's a far cry from what It's been through mosl of our history. T h e report says Ihe lime has come to "Increase ihe slate and local share of federalaid projects...allow greater use of toll financing oit federal-aid h ig h w a ys ...re d u ce federal opr ruling a ^ s la n c r for urban transit." W hen I Interviewed Skinner recently, he was — as always — perfectly Hear. Pointing to Ihe scale of the needs — 77.000 deficient bridges In the federal highway system, an annual transportation Investment need estimated to range upward from *50 billion — Skinner said, "it's Just nut going lo come out of the federal budget Th e re are lo o m a n y competing demands." Th e secretary is right tu arguing that private Investors can prutiably be found lo finance certain hlgh-usc roads and rail rouies and terminal faelllles. He Is right in arguing that localities ought lo pay a good portion of ihe coats of circumferential highways which arc tnagiu-ls for development lhat swell their tax rolls. But transportation — unlike education — has been regarded as a prune I unci ion ol the Icdcral government ever since Ih e birth of thr Republic Th e National Road was authorized amt financed by Congress In 1806. Th e 1 Interslate Highway Act — with 90 percent federal linanclng of a 41 .OOO-mile network — was sponsored and signed, nol by u Great Society liberal, bul by Dwight D. Elsenhower. A nd It's proved lo be one of the best investments Amerteu ever made. As this colum n has pointed nut before, the Bush budget — like those or Ills predecessor. President Reagan — represents a relrcal Iron) Ihe historical pattern of Infrastructure In­ v e s tm e n t. B u d g e t ta b le s c it e d ' h ere p re v io u s ly a nd highlighted by th r H ousc D e m o c ra tic S tu d y G r o u p last wrek show that. In constant dollars, ihe federal Investment In a ir. g ro u n d and water Iransponailon and mass transit de­ c lin e d a lm o s t 2 0 p e r c e n t b e tw e e n fiscal I960 and fiscal 1991. T h e Bush f But transpor­ tation... has adm inistration pro­ jects It to decline been regarded another 10 percent as a prime by fiscal 1995. function of S k in n e r told me the federal government. J that "Ihe states and local g o ve rn m e n ts are not doing enough." But the long-term trend shows that Ihe costs Increasingly have been shuttled from higher levels or government lo tower. Between I960 and 1987. the federal share of Infrastruc­ ture s|>ending dropped from 31 percent lo 23 percent. the state share from 29 percent to 24 percent. Localities look up the slack, going from 41 percent to 53 percent. Now they're being told: Do more. Skinner said lhat 18 stales have Increased their gasoline lax In Ihe last two years: he personally lobbied in legislatures for some of Ihe boosts. Bul despite strung support for higher gasoline (axes among key congressio­ nal Democrats. Ihe federal government lias nol asked for an Increase — and will not. so tong as President Bush reiterates his "n o new taxes" pledge. When I asked Skinner If the H u s h campaign promise played a pari in the decision to exclude any additional federal revenue sourcs from Ihe long-term Iruitsportulton strategy, he said. "It was a major factor — along with the political clim ate." "T h e political climate?'' 1asked. "W hen you're at HO percent approval in the polls.” he said, "you're not Inc lined to change the message." the founder.of the Tuskcgrc Institute. Hooker T . Washington, who called on his fellow Negroes to de-rm phaslzr equal rights and concentrate on m anual skills. D u Do Is urged them to cxeretae their right to vote and educate their minds. Over the years. Ihe protagonists and the issues have changed. But some variation or Ihe great debate has persisted - the politics of Integration vs. the economics of self-determination ... Ihe Irenlc nonviolence of Martin Luther King J r . vs. the “ by any means necessary" strategy of Malcolm X. H ut blarks are "In visib le m e n " In Ihe cinematic framing of the great debate. Th e y can authenticate the spokespersons within ihelr com m unity, but they are powerless lo Influence who receives awards In the movie Industry or who gels honored In Ihe arts and letters. I enjoyed "D riving Miss Daisy" In Ihe same way that I apprrclalr the brief refreshment of a eold lemonade on a hot sum mer day. But "D o the Right T h in g " nourished the depths of m y soul. A m I un unusual black A m rrtra n? O r do I articulate what mosl black Am ericans are feeling? T h e answers could Inaugurate another great drbatr. But Ihe (inferential of nine golden eunuch nominations for "D rivin g Miss Daisy" and only two for "D o (h r Right T h in g " already proves that Hollywood has yet to come to grips. J A C K AN D ERSON Bush officials soften South African sanctions W A S H IN G TO N — Th e Reagan and Bush administrations have found enough loopholes In the 1986 South African sanctions taw to drive a steel girder through. And that's exactly what has happened — billions of pounds of steel, to be more precise. In 1987 and 1988 aktne, according lo Commerce Department records. 1.8 billion pounds of South African steel valued at *350 million was Importrd Irtio the Untied States. In spile of a law b a n n in g South African steel. T h r point of thr law was to squeeze the S o u th A f r ic a n econom y until the g o v e rn m e n t there w a s f o r c e d to abandon apartheid. Somebody forgot to explain lhat to thr administrations. Tfte law is dear enough on Its f a c e : " N o l w it h s t a n d in g any other provision of law. no Iron or steel produced, or f The s a n c tio n * iron ore extracted. In to d is c o u ra g e South Africa may be a p a rlh e id had Im p o rte d Into the. been s ty m ie d J United Stales." T h e C o m m e rc e . Treasury and Stale de p a rtm e n ts claim they are enforcing the anti-apartheid law by nol ullowlng raw steel and iron to be Imported. But they say lhat fabricated Meel products arc exempt from Ihe taw. Th a t was the rationalization Rep. Jo h n Bryant. D Te xa s , was confronted with when he began asking questions. T h e steel issue has been bolting on Bryant's front burner ever since he discovered that a bridge to span Ihe Houston Ship Channel Is being built with South African steel. Six months ago. Bryant started badgering two high levrl Bush bureaucrats — Herman Cohen In the Slate Department and Richard Newcomb In Ihe Treasury Department. He demanded to know why they weren't enforc­ ing the sanctions law. bul the answers have been nothing but word games played out In memos. So. thr two men must have felt a twinge of indigestion recently when Bryant stalked Into a House hearing room lo confront them personally. Cohen and Newcomb had been summoned by a House committee to talk about South African trade issues. It didn't matter that Hiyant wasn't on lhat committee und hadn't been Invited tu speak. He wasn't about to miss an opportunity lo ambush them In public. Wasting no time. Bryant told Ihe subcommittee on International Development. Finance. Trade and Monetary Itolicy that the sanctions to discourage apartheid had been stymied by "the men silling at the (able before y o u ." Cohen was live first lo get grilled, but he deferred to Newcomb, who responded In lung-winded fashion on the nuances of the administration's Interpretations of the law. Those nuances didn't Impress Bryant uny more than they would have Impressed Nelson Mandela. "Y ou all have bent over backwards to make Ihe Impact of these sanctions os easy as possible on South Africa." Bryant charged. He iatrr told us that hr considers (he administra­ tion’s policy "a blatant violation of federal la w ." and he called the administration's responses lo his questions "devious" and "circuitous." Now Bryant has persuaded Rep. Jo h n Dingell. D-Mich.. to use his House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations to look Into Ihe enforce­ ment of the steel sand ions. Dingell discovered Im m rdlalcly lhat the Job won't be easy. O ur associate J im Lynch has learned that after one of Dlngcll's Investigators started asking ques­ tions at Ihe Treasury Department, the ad ministration offered a deal. The flow of slccl from South Alrlca lo thr Houston brtdgr would slop tf Dm grll s committee would lay oft the Investigation. Dlngcll's staff refused und plana to hold hearings on the duplicitous import policy. �Sin lord Htrald. Sanford, Florida — Wadrmday. March 14. 19*0 — 1 Film IA Zoo noodt volunteers S A N F O R D — T h e Central Florida Zoological Park nceda volunteer* to help with special events, recycling drives, landscaping, data entry, gift shop sales and other zoo activities. A zoo volunteer organizational meeting will be held March 34 at 9 a.m . at the zoo pavilion. Anyone Interested In volunteering la Invetedlo attend. For more Information, call the zoo at 323-4450. Airport prepare* concession Pools S A N FO R D — T h e Sanford Airport Authority yesterday adopted a policy for dealing with concessions businesses who want to set up shop at the airport. Th e policy sets a framework for soliciting airport business, such os gift shops, concession stands and rental car agencies. Airport director Steve Cooke said ihe policy Is modeled after airport concession policies In Orlando and Tam pa. T h e new policy allows businesses to operate for special functions until Ihe airport draws steady traffic. For example. Ihe board luis allowed Christo's, a local business with restaurants In Sanford and Lake Mary, to sell sodas and hot dogs al Ihe terminal for charier flights landing at Ihe airport on Ihe next 13 Saturdays. the aisle. A preacher clutching hla a b le and flyers p rom oting his " V ic to ry over Vice" smiled and waved at hla small group of supporter*. A radio talk show host, surrounded by fanatical listeners, held hla thu m b up and nodded as they called out thetr support. A n d an A C L U a tto rn e y quoted c o n ­ troversial film maker Spike Lee as he told the board, "D o the right thing!" M eanw hile board chairm an C arolyn Stenstrom repeatedly banged loudly with her gavel In an effort to maintain order with the highly emottonal group. T h e controversy began last m onth with the board's decision to move the showing of Ihe film " T h e Last Tem ptation of C h rist" from the 360-seat Fine A rts auditorium to a classroom which bolds about SO people. “ B y restricting ou r ability to see I e the film ." saidI Ju lie Pucki;ett. a student w h o co-founded the g ro u p S tu d e n ts A g a in s t Censorship, "th e y have violated our constitutional rights." She offered to the board last night a petition signed by 895 students and other member* of the com­ m unity. Some citizens were not so calm In their protests. W illiam Black said the board of trustee*, b y its willingness to "censor" Ihe fim because of pressure fro m " m o r o n ic re­ ligious groups, proved Itself unfit to iesd an Institution of higher learning In America and should, thus, resign." He added that before they resigned. however, they should abolish their plan to create a "m in d control com m it­ tee." T h e committee to w hich he referred was proposed to discuss the board’s ability to review any movie or play to be presented on campus. Last Wednesday, Wilson sent More1A fundamentalist and politically conscrvtive Religious Right. Ronald Reagan presided over a White House where Ihe Moral Majority's Je rry Falwell was a frequent visitor. Pal Robertson was marshalling the troops for a ru n for the presidency: money and energy were pouring Into groups aimed at p u llin g a con­ servative stamp on the nation's soul. Much of that has changed. George Rush's more pragmatic W hile House Is less Interested In Ihe domestic social agenda than In foreign affairs, and the cooling of Ihe antl-Communlat ardor has undercut a primary source of energy and Ideology for Ihe Religious Right. Also Important. A lw ood’s tale — set In Ihe near future when fundamentalists have taken over a portion of the United States a n d Im p o s e d a f e m i n is t 's nightmare In which women are stripped of all control over (heir se xu a lity — w hile p la u sibly f rig h te n in g w h e n th e c o n ­ servative Christians were at the peak of their power, now seems a tittle dated as thst Influence wanes. Also working against the film's Inflaming of theological passions Is the fact that It does not deal directly with Jesus Christ as 6cora*askr^nim did. and thus rnfeb to the core of Christians' most deeply held beliefs. Still, the film Is likely to offend some people, e^ieclally In the present climate where feelings ru n strong on the Issues of sexuality and the nation's major political debate la over protect­ in g la w s th a t g u a ra n te e a woman's right to control her sexuality, incluu.ng Ihe right lo abortion. Directed by Volker Schlondorff. w ith a screenplay by H a ro ld P in te r a n d s ta rrin g Natasha R icha rdson. Robert Duvall and Faye Dunaway, the film, while visually austere. Is also m uch more accessible and p o t e n t ia lly p o p u la r th a n Scorsese's "Last Tem ptation." A c c id e n t a lly — b u t fo r feminists and supporter* of legal abortion, serendlpltlously — the film seems lo echo some of the news coming out of Romania, where u n d e rlh e former totalitar­ ian regime of Nlcolae Ceauaescu both birth control and abortion were legally forbidden. A n d that echo Is not being lost on those who will use Ihe movie In the current debate. "H a n d m a id 's T a le ." author A tw o o d to ld a W a s h in g to n screening, la about "the dangers of not noticing; not paying at­ tention. having your freedoms removed. O f course you never notice that until you're In a situation In which the removal of lhose freedoms a fe cU y o u ." A lot of people are going to make sure that this nightmare of a vision does get noticed, and with It a different m ix of Ihe religious and political than that w hich dom inated the 1980s. Ordinance- 1985 or later. to accept a delay. T h e ordinance also requires "Y o u r Industry has said they Dick Swartz man. com m unity store parking lots to be ade­ want lo do some of these things relations specialist for Th e Circle quately 111. cash register areas to ‘on their o w n ." said commission­ K Corp.. cited statistics showing be easily seen from the outside, er Bob Stu rm . that convenience store robberies security cameras be Installed " I concur." said commissioner Increased after a two-clerk ordi­ and either In-floor "d ro p " safes Pat Warren. "M inus that feeling nance was passed In Fort Myers. or heavy safes betted to the floor. S w a rtz m a n offered a graph T h e ordinance oiglnally re­ that you have been shaping up which he said showed a two- quired no more than *50 be In your own Industry. I w ill have lo clerk ordinance In Gainesville the cash register, but at Chang's support this." Commissioner Fred Streetman was Ineffective against deterring request, the limit was Increased convenience store robberies. to *1 (JO. Chang said *30 was too said the robbery statistics should Although Swartzm an's graph small an amount to operate a be reviewed In six m onths and again In a year In determine Its show ed a decline after Ihe business for three hours or more. effectiveness. G a in e s v ille o rd in a n c e w a s Peatman asked commissioners passed In 1986. Swartzman said lo consider delaying passing Ihe the decline waa attributable lo two-clerk or enclosure portion of Ihe arrest of three career rob­ ihe ordinance for six months bers. not the ordinance. The until county, retailers, taw en­ gra p h show ed robberies in ­ forcem ent and h o m e o w n e r's creased steadily until the ordi­ representatives review It further. M A T T T E H . A L B E R T nance took effect In 1967. then Mallle H. Albert. 89. 12 R o f Commissioners were unw illing d in g G a r d e n s . 4 0 0 L o cjm I dropped lo a lower level than i t Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday at her residence. Bom A ug. 13. 1900. In Valdosta. G a .. she moved lo Sanford from there percent parttctpuiion In the re­ Into It." he said. C o a tla s a tf froaa F a g s 1 A several years ago. She was a Jo h n Litton. Lake Mary city cycling program ." Hyres said. ’ leaves, and tree limbs homemaker and a mem ber of Western Waste Issues trash don't require as m uch treatment manager, said, the city recycled New Bethel Missionary Baptist bins lo every resident. Glass, Christmas trees for the first lime as household p ro d u c ts d o ." Church, Sanford. last year. "It was a one-day n e w s p a p e r, a lu m in u m , a n d Hyres said. Garbage and trash S u rvivo rs Include husband. m ust be treated lo facilitate special pick-up. T h e county do­ plastic are separated from gen­ George; sons. Henry B. Shaw. decomposition In landfills. Hyres nated the equipment to chip the eral garbage, and Is picked up by Philadelphia: one granddaugh­ trees, and the city used the Western Waste on special trash explained. ter. Jeanette Shaw. Cocoa: sev­ By separating yard trash, cit­ resulting m ulch In landscaping." days. "W e've Issued over 2.000 bins since the program started." eral great-grandchildren. ies benefit In two ways. Less Lillon said. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ Hyres said Lake Mary's re­ Hyres said. tra s h w ill fin d Its w a y to ford. In charge of arrangements. Locally. Western Waste has landfills, w h ich protects the cycling charge to garbage cus­ gro u n d water su p p ly. H yre s tomers Is minimal, and Is based recycling contracts In the DeJ E F F N O R R IS C L A C K said. Also, yard trash can be on Ihe num ber of residents who Land and Defkiry area. T h e y Jeff Norris Clack. 63. 1876 used In composting. " In the next currently subscribe lo water, expect another 3 0 .0 0 0 s u b ­ L o n g w o o d -L a k e M a ry Road, several months, we'll probably sewer, and gartnge pickup serv­ scribers in Orange County by L o n g w o o d . died M o n d a y al set up a pilot program In one ices. "W e have close to 70 1992. Winter Park Memorial Hospital. neighborhood." ilyreasald. He was bom Dec. 18. 1926. In Lake Mary Mayor Dick Feas O r la n d o . H e w a s a w a tc h expressed Interest In g ivin g engineer at Orlando Utilities biodegradable bags to residents Commission and a Protestant. *37,49 million with only a 4Hfor collecting yard trash. "N o ­ C o n tin u e d fro m Pago 3 A S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . Ir r at Ihe full lease rale. Cooke percent passenger load. body has tried that." he said. D orothea: son. Je ff N athan. Sunllnc will offer cheap fares "W c would create a compoat said. L o n g w o o d ; d a u g h te rs . R ita Figures prepared by the new lo M ia m i. F o ri L a u d e rd a le . pile where Western Waste can Manny. Cathy Akers, both of distrib u te Ihe biodegradable company show Sunllnc capable Atlanta. Detroit. Chicago and Longwood: four grandchildren. bags full of yard trash to resi­ of drawing u Im u I *13 million In Dallas. One-way fares will range Woodlawn Funeral Hom e, Or­ dents who will recycle them os profit during Its first year of tK-lwccn *34 and *150. Unlike fertilizer and mulch for (heir operation even If planes fly less other airlines. Blrchwood has lando. In charge of arrange­ ments. yards.” Fess said. " T h a t would than half full. Projections show said, low-cost fares will nol hinge be m y preference. Bob Is looking Su nllnr's first year revenue al on eariy purchase of tickets. M A R IA N A H E R N A N D E Z Blrchwood has said S u n lln r M a ria n a H e r n a n d e z . 9 6 . will be able to oiler Ihe cheaper fares by flying out of Sanford, Jasmine Road. Casselberry, died where be said operating fees Monday at Florida Hospital. A l­ would cost about 60 percent less tamonte Springs. B o m Feb. 9. Dorm kto« Contnl F torts* Sogtonol Notarial Claronct Sllyor ' Tuoadiy 1894. In Manatee, Puerto Rico, Ilian operation al Orlando InGaerg* Laa Spragqmt ADMISSIONS she moved lo Casselberry from lernallonal Airport. GarfltldWalkaf Sanford Long Island. N.Y.. In 1982. She Sunllnc pilots are scheduled lo E lion Wtitnauar ThamatH Brown Frod McCoy. DoBary Barbara Copot was a h o m e m a k e r and a lN-gln training by May. and are Dormti Collation. Dolton* K wamalft* F froman member of Ihe SI. Augustine lo be In Ih e a ir by J u n e . Mory t. Folotor, Dolton* Eugan* Golden Catholic Church. Blrchwood has said. Hoiol O' Brion, Dolton* Sponcor Graon a a—I ---John M Schmolti. Dalton* ntiffl nwDfwa C o a t A s a d from Pag* 1A O KA 1 Recycle Airport- HOSPITAL MOTES William Nottoway Jr Patty Macon Jamtt L Moora Patty Naquin Angola Blctiardun Joy t* Boat Kathartna Sharman Aria M Thorton ImaWa P. Ftotdlng. DoBary Phillip Go*ay. DoBary Clara K Notion. DoBary Shawn M. Potochnik, Do Bar y YaaAtoF U a m DaBary Barbara Lawhun. DalIona Gaorqa Machardy. Dal Iona Virginia L. Owon. Dal tana Alhtoy R a m . Dotlona Jwna Sampaon, Dottona Aim L Styfqny, Dalfona JamatO Smltoy, Ctoftona K H Iw M Watktowkl. Dalfona Rita Walhka. Ganava Joan Edwardv laka Mary JackM Finch.OranqaCity Gladys M Mar par. Oataan Richard MaakOt toon GiadytOtarfo. Ovtodo DISCHARGES Sanlord FioroncoE Bilhop Edward Bloom Jr EllaL Bouia Ranwn Brown lor.it* j Cook Dorothy Manion frank* E Mayat Rook*volt Lamarr Mark B Matton, JamatO Smltoy. Doltoia Dorothy Todrtck, Dalfona UuattaVordo. Dolton* Howard Timm, Laka Haton Mfchaat E O'Brian. Mafbourn* Pamol* Scribner Wintor Spring. Virginia Barn*Id and brtoy girl. Sanford Traci* Tumor Jockan and baby bey. Sanford Dobra J Martin ond baby girl. Sanford O v ii Canon and nun bay t. Dottona SIXTHS Control F torIdo Sogioaol notarial Wanda XIIIIngtMrth. a baby girl. Sanford Angola Rlctiardwi. a baby boy Sanford Barbara LawfMVi. a baby girl. Dottona Joan Edwardi. a baby erf, lake Mary Gladrt Oaorto. a baby girl. Or tods -BANKRUPTCY^ •IS IT FOR YOU? FED ERAL LAW MAY HELP ■WIPE OJT SCATS - KEEP YOUR PROPERTY -CONSOUMTE BUS •STOP erXLECTOH threats •STOP TORE Cl 050HE AND LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES •NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H.PFLUEGER A TTO R N E Y A T LAW • S ^ rvce. 339-2022 flsAtetoe*ITT IhaHrt Am , Anowmto I p i g r IM Uto Saun V SR C1*| W HEN IT COM ES T O INSURANCE WE G IVE Y O U MORE FOR LESS. ’Sr) KMI KAHNS a letter to the board In which he outlined the seven actions the board must lake for him to w ithdraw Ihe threattned law suit. T h e board met two of the •even criteria. Including dis­ s o lv in g p la n a to form th e censorship committee. Wilson had asked that the board meeting be moved from their regular meeting room to a larger facility, which It was. T h e board room holds about 35 spectators, but the meeting was m oved to a lecture hall with approximately 250 seats. More than 300 people on both sides of the laaue crowded Into the room to apeak and await a decision. T h e board abo accepted the g if t of fo u r c o p ie s of th e videotape of "T h e Last Tem pta­ tion of Chrtat" to the college library by the Friends of the First Amendment. Stenstrom. who has been on the board for nearly two de­ c a d e s . h a d to co n s u lt h e r handbook to see if the action was acceptable before the w ould vote. Rev. J o h n Butler Book, chair­ m an of the Victory over Vice organization, aakl “ W hat we are seeing here tonight la reverse censorship. It is liberal brain­ washing done with a detergent that la an ounce of truth and a gallon of hogwash." Book said he did not feci the A C L U w ould be so quick to respond If the film had portrayed ‘a certain civil rights leader In the kind of light they presented the savior of thousands of peo­ ple." He compared the policies of the A C L U lo thorn of Karl Marx. J o n E v a n s , b li n d f o ld e d , gagged, handcuffed, mantcled and w ith hla ears covered stood silently at Ihe microphone for nearly a third of hla allotted speaking tim e before Inviting Ihe board to remember that It Is Seminole C o m m u n ity College not Seminole Christian College. Wilson said the A C L U has an "excellent" chance. " A s a m at­ ter of fact." h e said, "thta one could go all the way to the U.S. Supreme C o u rt." Marijuana1A al a ll." Esllngcr said. Circuit Judge O .H . Eaton J r ., had Issued a warrant for the search. Agents had to subdue two dogs In the house with fire extinguisher spray. Esllngcr said Lorance was found In a court­ yard between his house and the greenhouse. " H e w a i surprised. He said. 'T e a r the place down. I shouldn't have done it.*" Esllngcr said. Esllngcr said U sance's property m ay be forfeited because of the alleged Illegal activity there. In the search, agents reported finding drug paraphernalia and more pot. T h e y also found a folder of press clipping from Lo ranee's previous arrest and an a rticle on the llkelyhood of convicts returning lo a life of crim e after release from prison. Esllngcr said. A g e n ts passed th ro u g h a garage-type structure to enter the 30-by-50-foot greenhouse, through an entrance hidden by a large Ortenlal-style picture. Neat rows of potted pot lined the floor and some sm a lle r plants hung from the celling In baskets. A celling fsn aided In ventilation. Esllngcr said the plants were nurtured by an Irrigation and liquid fertilizer system. T h e y were grown under lights. T h e greenhouse had no window s and the p la s tic roof h a d been whitewashed lo prevent the crop from being seen from air sur­ veillance. Esllngcr said. When Lorance was busted in 1987. agents flew over hla prop­ erty and saw his hothouse crop from Ihe air. Esllngcr said. T h is lim e that same effort failed because of ihe whitewashed roof. Esllngcr said a suspect In a September 1989 burglary lipped CC1B to the crop grow ing at L o r a n c e 's house. Lorance had been charged with trafficking In marijuana In the 1987 case, but the charge was reduced. He served three months In Jail and Is currently serving five years on probation In (hat case. Esllngcr said. 11 .1 u u . Survivors Indude son. Ju a n E.. Carolina. Puerto Rico: daugh­ ters, A n n s M. O rtiz. Idla P. Montalvo, both of Casselberry. Blanca Caraballo. Boston: sister. Dolores Sierra. Carolina. Puerto R ic o : 10 g ra n d c h ild re n ; 22 g r e a l-g r a n d c h lld r e n : th re e great-great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. A lla m o n lr Springs. In charge of arrangements. P A U SE. LEE Paul E. Lee. 7 3 of Starke, died Monday at his residence. Born J a n . 1 9. 1917. In M a rm ct. W .Va.. he waa a former resldcni of Sanford. He was a retired f o re m a n w it h C r o n C o r p .. Gainesville. Survivors Indude wife. C y n ­ thia; son. Donald. Starke; two g r a n d c h ild re n : three g re a lgrandchlldren. O a k ta w n P a rk C e m e lery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. D A V ID T H O M P S O N J R . David Thom pson J r .. 74. 780 Montgomery Road. Altamonte Springs, died Monday al Florida H ospital. Altam onte Springs. B o m April 18. 1915. In D u m ­ barton. Scoiland. he moved to Altamonte Springs from Detroit In 1978. He was a draftsman In lh a a u to m o b ile i m a n u f a c t u r in g in d u s t ry a n d a m e m b e r of S u n la n d o U n ite d M e th o d is t Church. He was a Mason. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e , Gladys; daughters. Ja ne t H u t­ ch in g s . Longw ood, M argaret Bclmas. Brighton. Mich.: sons. Allen. Ocoee. David L .. A nn A rb o r. M ic h .: sis te r. Jessie Dawson, Essexvllle, M ich.: six grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. MIIT1NO THI MUD OF W IRY FAMILY • Frs-Need Planning • Out Ot Stale Transler • Local Burial • Cremation ■ Burial In All Military Cemeteries PH. S14-1930 Q I G Frederic F. GNno* Jr. A i Funeral Director F JH G a in e s Funeral Home Formerly Qramkow-Gainsg Funeral Home LOCALLY OWNED * OPERATED IM POO TRACK 80. L0NQWQ00 S e le c tio n Different families suffering a loss have different needs. That is why Brisson Funeral Home has always been a full service facility, offering a variety of services from Traditional to Ship out and Cremation. IM U R A N C I A O IM C Y , 413 W. First SI. Ph. 322 5762 William H. “ Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. President Storing Central Florida Slnco 1949 Sanford Brisson Funeral Home Prearranged Funeral Program C o m e r o f 9 t h S tre e t a n d L a u re l • S a n fo rd . F Is . (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 �San lord Hat aid. Sanlord, Florida Wadneaday, March 14, 1990 We like our homes, neighborhoods ■y DAVID 1.1 Family Income United P r«a » International________ Throe die in nursing home fire U A H D A N E L L E . A rk. — Three patients were killed and two dozen were Injured In a fire that gulled a nursing home soon after most of the patients had gone lo bed for the night, authorll tea said Wednesday. Authorities said one fireman was Injured in the Tuesday night blaze at the Dardanellc Nursing Center. He and three nursing hom r patients were flown to Baptist Medical Center In Little Rock, where they were listed In satisfactory condition. T h e fire began In the living room In the west wing, which contained most of the bedridden patients, about 9:30 p.m . at the center, which had 85 patients. T h e cause has not been determined but an electrical problem was suspected. North blamod In Polndoxtor trial W A S H IN G TO N — Th e defense In the trial of Jo h n Poindexter tried to show that the former national security adviser had questionable control over O liver North's Iran-Contra activities, painting the prosecution's key witness as an operative who went behind Poindexter's back. Attorney Richard Beckler. trying lo dilute North's testimony and shift blame horn his client, argued Tuesday that the former Marine lieutenant colonel worked frequently without Poindexter's approval and had a secretive association with Robert McFarlane. w ho preceded Poindexter as North's boss on the National Security Council staff. North served as an aide to McFarlane and Poindexter, both national security advisers to former President Ronald Reagan. Heckler Jum ped on North's testimony that he worked with McFarlane after the top administration official had left the White House, sometimes without Poindexter's knowledge. North was to complete his testimony Wednesday In the trial of Poindexter. 53. charged with five felony counts of lying to Congress and obstructing Its Investigation of secret arms sales to Iran am) the transfer of those profits to the U.S.-harked Nicaraguan Contras. At the time. Congress had banned aid Tor the rebel Initiative. W A S H IN G T O N - About sevrn of 10 American households give high marks — more than a third say perfect — in Ihe quality of ihelr homes and neighborhoods. Ihe Census Bureau says. In Ihe su rvry. conducted for the Department of Housing and U rb a n Developm ent and re ­ leased Tu e s d a y , respondents were asked lo separately rale Ihelr homes and neighborhoods on a scale of 1-10. " M o re Ih u n a t h ird gave perfect l Os to Ihelr dwelling and more than a third gave a 10 to Ihelr neighborhood." Ihe bureau said. "M ore than n third also gave ratings of ell her 8 or 9 ." Overall. 73 perrenl rated ihelr homes al leas! an 8. Ihe survey said. Owners, however, liked both Ih rlr homes and neighborhoods better than renters. Some 42 percent of owners gave Ihelr house a 10 rating, compared with 23 percent of renters. A n d 3 9 percent of owners gave Ihelr neighborhood a perfect m ark, compared lo 28 percent of renters. (Hack householders were a little less enthusiastic about both ■ 7 44*-— » - .-a MU M t m f f H v O U p ll w w i n o u ie n o w M T , No wits present H I N N Y J. N No husbend present 1*- “ — Note: Pvrson* of Hispanic origin may bo of any raco |W N« U i t a W N M C M w l Ihetr homes and neighborhood* but still generally favorable. About 64 percent of hlack householders gave Ihelr homes at least an 8 and 60 percent ruled their neighborhood as an 8. with 32 percent giving Ih rlr h o m r a perfect 10 and 32 ■ S K ■ W A S H IN G T O N T h e adm inistration has asked Ihe Supreme Court to reinstate the anti dag burning law enacted last year — a measure passed In anger over a high court ruling bul struck down last month by a U.S. district judge. T h e Justice Department, In legal papers filed with Ihe court, urged Ihe Justices Tuesday lo hear and resolve Ihe case this year — meaning It would be heard on an emergency basis with a shortened time for Ihe filing of legal arguments. If Ihe court grants Ihe m o ilo a ihe government suggested Ihe case could be argued April 25. Ihe last day of oral argumenta for Ihe 1989-1990 term, and decided before the court's sum mer recess In late June or early Ju ly . T h e court could act on the government's appeal as early os Monday. However. Ihe court la nol required to gram oral arguments in Ihe case and may sum m arily role on Ihe m ailer In a short decision — possibly based on Ihe very court ruling lhat pushed flag burning Into the national limelight. T h e high court ruled In Ju n e 1989 In a Texas OOM lhat burning the flag as a political prolest Is u constitutionally protected form of free speech. m 5-4 ruling sparked a controversy that saw f ig m e n t Bush push for an amendment to the Constitution. Instead. Congress passed the Flag Protection A ci of 1989. although backers of the amendment warned a law would nol protect the flag. T h a i argument gained strength Feb. 2 1 when a federal Judge In Washington stale struck down the new law Irr a case that involved an October 1989 prolest outNde a post olTlre In Seattle that Included flag burning. Klansman dafaattd In alactlon bid E X E T E R , N .H . — A n avowed recruiter for the Ku KIux Klan finished last In a field of five candidates for town selectman, receiving 145 votes out of2.651 ballotscasl. T o m Herman. 28. who tost In Tuesday's election, operates a Klan telephone hotline that exhorts listeners to Join the while - supremacist organization and carries racist messages. New foreign aid bill hits Congress W A S H IN G T O N — T h e Nicaragua atd proposal I'rentdenl Hush ottered Congress (alls Into a legislative hopper filled with m any other budget requests that have the same chronic problem — finding the money: Democrats and Republicans welcomed the president's : proposal of 8300 million In aid for Nicaragua, but cautioned : Tuesday that appropriating the money is a difficult political " problem. Congress already Is struggling with another foreign aid : request of 8500 million to help Panama rebuild from a U.S. economic embargo and Invasion that toppled Manuel Noriega. : Sen. Patrick Leahy. D -Vt.. who heads the Appropriations : subcommittee dealing with the requests, said the massU'c federal deficit makes It difficult to find money for foreign uUl : requests. • Hush announced u 8300 million aid package for Nicaragua • and the lifting of a trade embargo ordered In 1985 by President Ronald Reagan to punish the Sandlnlsta government for Its -alleged subversion in Centre! America and ties to the Soviet Union. T h e Sandlnlstas were ousted at the ballot box Feb. 25. and Hush promised the economic aid to the new government of President-elect Violeta Chamorro. In Its filing Tuesday, Ihe government said Ihe flag burning in Seattle was "expressive conduct" norm ally prolecltd by the First Amendment. Bul (hey said lhat should not "doom Ihe act's eonst iI uI lonallly.'“ "In this case, the district court overvalued, for purposes of the First Am endment, the narrow category of expressive conduct at stake, and undervalued the compelling governmental Inter­ est — expressly Identified by bolh Ihe Congress and Ihe president — lhat lies at Ihe rore of Ihe statute: Ihe preservation of Ihe (lag us the unique symbol of our naltan. From United Press International reports Defense experts dispute claim Hazelwood drunk Iditarod d o w n to the w ire e x p e r t s a re h e s it a n t at e xtrapolating backw ard over such a long period ol lim e." "Once you're beyond a lew hours. It's Impossible to make any sense out of un extrapola­ tion." Hlastala said "It's virtu ­ ally Impossible to go bark and get anything meaningful about what the blood alcohol was al Ihe lim e." Prosecutors want the Jurors to use P ro u ly 's calculations to convict Hazelwood ol operating Ihe Exxon Valdez while Intox­ icated. T h e y said Prouty gave Hazelwood the benefit of the doubt by estimating his alcohol content al Its lowest conceivable level at Ihe time of (he accident and It was still illegal. A n o t h e r d e fe n se a lc o h o l special 1st. Tho m a s Uurr of M in­ nesota. acknow ledged u nde r cross-examination that lie. too. had used backwards extrapola­ tions when he worked lor the St Paul |M)llcr. Im l he said lie worked lu c k only a few hours and rejected Irn g lliy reverse calculations like the prosecu­ tion's. lllastala and llurr tmlli said that based on prosrcutlon calcu­ lations Hazelwood would have needed lo drink more than a doze n vo d k a s w h ile ashore March 23 lo register the level ol alcohol hi- had to his blood so long after the wreck Ilasrd on average rates ol alcohol absorption ami elim ina­ tion. Hazelwood would have had to drink 21 onr-oimec shots ol vodka. U P l report W H IT E M O U N T A IN , Alaska — A pair of old racing rivals were In a mad dash lo Ihe Mulsh line as Ihey It-ll Ihe rest of Ih r field lar behind 111 the IHlh annual Iditarod, a grueling li-sl ol sled dogs and Ihelr inushrra. Th e 1.161-tulle race (rom Anchorage to Nome came down to funner winners Susan H u ie h rr and Joe R u n y a n , w ho w e re expected to reach the finish line at midday Wednesday, liarrlng lasl-m liiutr trou­ ble. at least one ol the pair should break the race re­ cord set hv Hu Id le r In 1987. Following a mandalory six-hour rest. H uiehrr was In leave the last rhrvkpolnl a i W h 11c M o u n I a I n Wednesday at 1:50 a.m. Alaska tim e (5 :5 0 a.m . K H T) more than an hour before Runyan could leave al 3:10 a m It was d e a r and 14 below zero In Nom e T u e s d a y night w nh dear, sunny and zero-degree weather pre­ dicted lor llie Mntsh. llo li'h tT. 35. Increased tier lead hy more than a hall hour III die 46 null's from ihe Ellin du-rkpoini In W hile Mmmluhi. p rrrrn l ra tin g Ih rlr neighborhood a 10. T h r survry show rd a total ol 102.7 million housing units In Ihe nation. O f these 90.9 million were occupied. 64 perrenl by ow nrrs and 36 perrenl by ren­ ters. Man jailed after slow tractor chase U N rsp a rt E X C E L S IO R S P R IN G S . Mo. — Trying lo eatrh a c r im in a l suspect on a tra c to r doesn't e x a ctly m a ke for a hig h-sp e e d chase, bul Sgl. Je rry W in ­ ters finally got his man. T h e slow-moilon pursuit over more than 8 miles or fa rm roads a n d fie ld s started at 1:20 a.m. Satur­ day when Winters tried to stop a m an who was driv­ ing a tractor on Missouri Highway N. about 25 miles northeast of Kansas City. "It's unusual to sec a tractor at Dial lime of Ihe m orning on Ihe highw ay." Capl. Claude Fine of the Clay County ShcrilTs De­ partment solil Tuesday. W in te rs trie d s ire n s , lights and even a road­ block, but the man refused lo slop and look a turn Into . nearby- fields, where W in­ ters could nol follow in his patrol car. T h r lawman Ih rn woke u p a nearby farmer who tent him his tractor. The s lo w -m o v in g ch a se . In which the vehicles reached about 7 mph In the Drlds. ended when the runaway d r i v e r Ju m p e d o ff h is tractor and ran another half-mile. Winters caught him on fool, handcuffed him and took him lo Ihe Clay County Jail. T h e man. identified as Stacey Blankenship. 29. of O r r l c k , h a d n o v a li d driver's license and hud been driving Ihe tractor home from a bar In nearby Exce lsior S p rin g s . Legal Notices Legal Notices Notice or NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged in business at 111 Slade Dr . Long wood Seminole County, Florida under Ihe Fictitiou* Name of DAVID PAYN E R E S ID E N T IA L PROPERTY MAINTENANCE and the* I intend lo regiiter laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Provision* ot the Fictitiou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section IAS Of Flor tda Statute* ttS7 David L Payne Publish February 71 March 7, 14.71 »W0 DEN 7*1 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ti 'hereby given that we ar e engaged In butme** el P O Bo* 143333. Altamonte Spring*, FL 32714, Seminole County, Florida under the Fictitious Nam# ot B I8U 0FILE , and that we intend lo register *a<d name with Ihe Clerk ot ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori da in accordance wilh the Provisions of the Fictitiou* Name Statute*, To Wit Section •At oe Florida Statute* ltS7 JohnR Muelher Kathryn P Muf th*r Publtth February 71. March 7. FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice li hereof given that I <*m engaged in business at *31 State Road 04. Suite 7W. Alta monte Spring*, FL 32714. Semi nole County. Florida under ihe Fictitious Name of ARTFUL S E L L IN G - A R O L L E R COMPANY, and mat I intend to regime? laid1 name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Sem inote Count? Florida, in ec cordance aith the Provision* ot the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section IAS Ot Florida Statute* its/ Glenn A Roller Pubii*h February 21. » March /. M, iwq OEN m NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given lhat I am engaged in business at la* Millrac* Pt. Long wood. FL. I275Q, Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitiou* Name of THE MOORE M ARKETING GROUP, and that I intend to regiiter *aid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem inoie County, Florida, in ac cor dime with the Provision* of the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section IAS OF Florida Statute* ItSJ Patricias Moore Publish February 21, 21. March /. 14. Iwo OEN 721 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice li hereby given that I am engaged in butmet* at IQS Leprechaun Lane, Lake Mary. FL 127*4. Seminole County Florida under the Fictitious N a m e o I T H E OR LAN O O TR IE R CO NNEC TlON, and th»t I intend to register said name with tne Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem •noi# Count* F tar-da in ac cordance with the Provision* of the Fictitious Name Statute* ToW<t Section IAS 0* Florida Statute* IW7 ContfanceM Sennet* Publish February }1 ft March 7 u iteo DEN 724 I Other highlights of Ihe report said: • 43 percent of black house'holders were homrowners and the median value of housing u nits owned by blacks was 848.790 In 1987 and Ih rlr medi­ an purchase price wus 819.940. Female Householder, DPI Supreme Court Reporter______________________ A U S T IN . Texas — Treasurer A nn Richards and Attorney General J im Mattox won the right In Tuesday's Democratic prim ary to meet In an April runoff for the gubernatorial nomination, while millionaire businessman Clayton Williams captured the Republican nod outright. W ith 80 percent of the stale's 8.895 Democratic precincts reporting. Richards. 56. had 456.492 voles, or 39.3 percent, while Mattox. 46. was second with 421.278 voles, or 36.3 percent. Form er G ov. Mark White. 49. who conceded defeat, trailed with 19.4 percent. W ith 84 percent of the 5.658 Republican precincts reporting. William s had 391.046 votes, or 62 percent, and Railroad Commission Chairm an Kent Hancc was second with 97.156 voles, or 15.4 percent. A N C H O R A G E . A la s k a Alcohol experts called by fanner Exxon Valdez skipper Joseph lla/rlw ood disputed Ih r pro­ secution's contention that the man on trial In the nation's worst oil spill was drunk when his tanker ran aground. T h r defense witnesses testified Tuesday that Huzelwood would have had to consume more Itian a dozen shots of vodka and tvould have h e rn o b v io u sly drunk If tic had had as m uch to ftrlnk before his tanker hit the risk s as the prosecution m ain­ tains. Th e ship's captain has a histo­ ry ot alcohol problems that has jnnl been told lo Ih r Jury. H a ze lw oo d's blood alcohol level was not tested until morc i h a n 10 '-V h ou rs after Ih r gro u n d in g , m easuring 0.061. well tx-low ally legal limits. . Using that figure, proseeutlon toxicologist Richard Prouty of Oklahoma w orkrd liacku arils to e stim a te Haze I w o od's blood hlcohol level at 0.14 or higher at the time of the grounding, above tile O 10 at w iiirh a person Is Considered legally d ru n k In Alaska U n iv e rs it y o l W a s h in g to n physiologist Mli hart lllastala Jailed the prosecution calcula­ tion impossible. : llla s t a la s a id P r o u t y 's extrapolation "w a s very much tin- subject ot debate" among s c ie n tis t s a n d th a t ''m o s t Alt Families U.S. carries flag case to high court Richards, Mattox to vlo in Toxas Oy J I F F ■ ■ R L IN U t United Press Internal lonal________ Income of families by typo of family and raca and Hispanic origin of houssholdsc________ 14 71 iteo OEN 7*0 NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the underlined, dev ring to engage in business under the fictitious name of SPECTRUM HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS a general partnership at number Sit Ilf E Sanl ando Spring* Drive, m the City of Longnood Florida, intend* to register the said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Florida Dated at Hduppaoqe New York, thi* Sth day of February HR SPECTRUM h e a l t h c a r e s o l u t io n s By Jack F MorteiiH Senior Vice President Pubi‘*h February 71 March 7 14 2> IWQ DEN 2*1 Some 10.3 million were oc­ cupied by black households and 5.6 million hy III* panics. According lo the selected re­ sults released by Census. Ihe median value of owner-occupied homes In 1987 was 868.000. up from 862.100 In 1983. "Values of ow ner-occupied homes In eeniral elites gained 85.900 lo 868.000. while those In Ihe suburbs Increased In value hy 8 9 .100 to 882.500. T h e survey also found lhat 93 p e r r e n l of o w n e r -o r c u p le d homes had n washing machine but only 42 percent of rental units did. • 42 perrenl ol Ihe 4.5 million o w n e r-o c c u p ie d u n its w ere owned free and clear and Ihe median num ber of years re­ m aining on thow wiih m ort­ gages wus 17. T h r m edian monthly paym rni for principal and Interest was 8265 and for real rstalc laxes was 831 for blark homrowners. Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM I Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged in butane** al tOk Ridge Road Lake Mary. Flori da 37744 Seminole County Ftor tda under the Fictitiou* Name of WEST TOWN TRAVEL, and that I intend to register *a«d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with the Proviiion wot the Fief if rout Name Statue* To Wit Section •AS Ok F ionda Statute* IW Beverly A Scarlett Pubinh March/. 14 21.21 two DEN m NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged in bu*me%* at R33 Riverbend BWd . Long wood Seminole County. Florida under the Fk1>flout Name of W IRT MARKETING GROUP and that I intend Vo regttfer *a-d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semmole County, Flori da. in accordance with the Proviiion* of the Picfifhout Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS 0* Florida Statute* 1*57 Jack W Wert Publith March/. 14. 71. 7«. IWO DEO AS NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that * am engaged m business at 441 W Lake Mary Bird . Suite 131. Lake AAary. Fla 32/44 Seminole Cdunfy Florida, under the Fictitiou* Name ol ADVANCED NEURO SYSTEMS, and that I intend to regiiter laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Flori da, in accordance with the Proviiion* of the Fictitiou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS OS F for >da Statute* 1*57 ADVANCED NEURO SYSTEMS D*ane B Hunt Pubi.»h March 7 14. 71. 7t. »**Q OEOA7 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i* hereby given (hat I am engaged in business it 120 W Hey 414. Suite H IM 17. Altamonte- Spring*. FL 33714 Seminole County, Florida, under the Flitting* Name of GIFT CHECK and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem mole County, Florida, in ac cordance with the Provision* of the Fictitiou* Nam# Statutes To Wit Section MS Ok F lor ida Stat ute* Tt57 Steven R. McClure Publish March 14 71, 21. April 4. iwo DEO 141 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i* hereby given that I am engaged In busin*** at 197 Morning Glory Dr . Lake Mary F L 37/44. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitiou* Name Of TH E P EA C O CK THRONE FINE JEW ELRY, and that I intend to register *aid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, in accordance with the Proviiion* ot the Fictitiou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS Ot F lor ida Statute* 1*57 Linda Youkeli Publish March U. 21. 7f April 4 two OEO ISA NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice it hereby given that we are engaged in business at 241| West Fir*t St . Sanford 32771. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot MY LAWN SERVICE, and that *t intend lo register *a<d name with the Clerk of (he Circuit Court, Seminole County, Flori da in accordance with the Provision* of the Fictitiou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section MS Ot F lor ida Statute* 3*57 John W Pickeisimer Frank Brooklyn Publish March 14. 71. 21 Aprtl 4 IWO OEO 142 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice I* 'hereby given that li ami engaged' In business at ijjg Balmy Beach Dr Apopka FL 17703, Seminole County, Florida, uodrr the Fictitiou* Nam* of A I R BORNE PRODUCTIONS a e r i a l i n d u s t r i a l RE CORDi NGS and that I intend to register *a>d ram* with th# Clerk uf the Circuit Court Sem •note County Florida in ac cordance with th# Provision* of m# Fictitious Name Statute*,, To Wit Section MS 3k Florid# Slat ute* its; Johnf Young Publish March 1* 21, 21 April 4 IWO OEO U l Loqal Notices NOTICE SIMIMOLC COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY MEETING The S e m in o le C o u n ty E aprettwiy Authority an nounce* a public meeting, to which olt person* art invited DATE Wednesday March 2S. IWO TIME HO pn INOTE T H A T TH IS IS E A R L IE R THAN REGULAR MEETING TIME) LOCATION Seminole County Service* Building. Commission Chamber* I Room WITH HOI East First Street Sanford FL 1277! GENERAL SUBJECT MAT TER TO BE DISCUSSED The proposed e>pre**«ey in Semi note County Gerald N Brmtcn, Im u tiv o Director of the Seminole County Expressway Authority phone 321 UJO e •tension 777* PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY 0ECI0E TO APP EAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE M E E T IN G S / H E A R IN G S . T H E Y WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PRO C EED IN G S ANO FOR SUCH PURPOSE THEY M AY N E E D TO ENSUR E THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI , DENCE UPGR WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED PER SECTION 74* 0103. FLOR IDA STATUTES Publish March 14 IWO DEO IAS IN IN C CIRCUIT COURT FOR S1MIN0LK COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F i l l NUMBER 90 11* CP IN WE ESTATEOF ARTHUR CARL ANDRES. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR O E M A N O S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOT! Fil'E'D that the admimtlral'ron ot the estate ot ARTHUR CARL A N D R E S , deceased. Fife Number *0 133 CP, I* pending in Ihe Circuit Court for Seminote County. Florida, Probate Division, the address ot which is Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Pro bate Division, Seminole County Courthouse, Post Office Drawer C. Sanford Florida. 32772 The per tonal representative ot the e s ta te i* G O R D O N V FREDERICK whose address is 754 Ban-ana Lake Road, Lake Mary. Florida 33/44 The name and address ot the personal representative* attorney are set tor th below All person* having claim* or demand* against the estate are required. W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to Me with the clerk of the- above court a written statement ol any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indicate th* basis for the Cleim. th* name and address of the creditor or hi* agent or attorney, and the amount claimed If the claim ** not yet due. the date when It will become due shall be slated It the claim i% contingent or unit quid*ted. the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated If the claim is secured, the securi ty shall be described The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies ot lh# claim to the clerk lo enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal repre tentative All person* interested m the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration hat been mailed are required, W ITH IN TH R EE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE, to tile any ob teclions they may have that challenge the validity of the decedent* will, the qualified t»on* of the persona! repre tentative or the venue or (unsdiction ot the court ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date ot the first publication- of this Notice of Administration March 7. IWQ % Gordon V Frederick. As Personal Representative ot the E state ot ARTHURCARL ANDRES. deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRE SENTATIVC Gordon v Frederick ADDRESS II* N Par* A.enoe Sanford FL 1377; Telephone 14071 322 U iJ Publish March 7. »4 lt*o OEO 73 �u~ Sanford Hsrefo, Sanlord. Florida - Wdoatday. March II. 1W0 - TS Israeli split casts shadow on peace United Prats tetenMgonat______ Haitian pm ldinl p M Q N afscttofia P O R T-A U PRINCE, Haiti - Ertha Pm c AI TrouM ot. swearing In as Interim president ended nearly four y e a n of chaotic m ilitary rule, said there soon would be elections for a permanent government w ith the cooperation of the arm y. About 400 people attended Tuesday's ceremony at the ornate national palace from which dictators have long ruled Haiti. Th e crowd Included prominent Haitian businessmen and politicians, military officers, diplomats and Haitian and foreign Journalists. Grenada holds paaetful alactlons S T . O E O R Q E ’S. Grenada — Grenadians voted Tuesday in the second general election since the liny Caribbean nation was Invaded by U.S. troops In 1983. and final returns left no party with a clear majority In Parliament. There waa no reported violence In the plebcscltr, which waa watched by aevrral International observers, election officials T h e National D em ocratic Congress, led by N icholas Brailhwaltr. captured seven of the IS parliamentary teats that were at stake. T h e Grenada United Labor Party of former Prime Minister Sir Eric Galry won four seals. T h e New National Party and Th e National Party of Prime Minister Den Jones took two each. Jones succeeded Herbert Blal/e. who died In December. Rebels M y they’ll stop killing S A N S A L V A D O R , El Salvador — Leftist rebels said they would stop assassinating civilian olflclals and curtail economic sabotage In an attempt to prompt I’resident Alfredo C Malian I's conservative government to soften Its iondtt Ions for peace talks. "W ith these gestures, we are trying to unblock the path toward the Initiation of negotiations" aimed at ending the decade-old civil war. said Schaflk Jorge Hands!. one of five senior commanders or the rebel Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, or FM LN. Th e government did not respond Immediately lo the FM LN announcment Tuesday. In telephone Interviews broadens! In San Salvador by several private radio stations. Ha tidal read an FM LN statement pledging to hall "attacks against public officials and other civilians" os well as sabotage dtrrcird at public transportation, commercial establish mem sand I he telephone syslrm. Th e FM LN said I he measures would lake effect Friday. V is tn a m a sa call (o r p u rg e B A N G K O K . Thailand — Vietnamese Com m unist Party leaders are holding a top-level meeting on party reform amid calls for more democracy and a purge of unqualified and pampered party cadres, ofneial media and diplomatic sources said Wednesday. T h e party plenum, which opened Monday and Is expected to last about three wreks. brings together more than 100 leaders of the powerful Central C o m m uter of the party as it celebrates Its 60th anniversary this year. _ In the weeks leading up to'the plenum, the party look the unprecedented step of publicizing the draft of party reform proposals that focus on "m ass mobilization.*' From United Proas International raeorte JE R U S A L E M B a rrin g a last-m inute reconciliation be­ tween 'th e La bor and L ik u d parties, the Arab-Israeli peace ■ K m saocara to be the chief victim of the breakup of Israel's governing coalition. W ith the Backing of Labor Party Chairm an Shim on Perea flnotn the Cabinet and the sub­ sequent resignation of 10 Labor ministers. Israel again entered a period of political turmoil that la likely to lake several weeks. If not months, to resolve. W ith the upheaval, the focus has shifted from the peace pro­ cess to the Byzantine world of Israeli power politics. Until ei­ ther Labor or Likud Is firmly In power, no progress in resolving the Palestinian question can be expected. If Labor's Is successful In passing a no-confidence vote Ibis week In the parliament, the government of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir will fall and the peace process will not move forward until a new coalition government la formed or new elect tons are held. In either case. It la not certain th a t L a b o r w ill e m e rg e victorious. If Labor did form a govern­ ment. II probably would pursue the peace process actively. But It Is not clear how far It could advance In negotiations w ith Palestinians If It lacked a broad Egypt wants authoritative Israeli leader ilnthei If Shamir defeats the noconfidence vote*, he likely will iwith of the iM N -w ta g polit­ ical parties and religious parties (hat supported him . In that scenario. Sh a m ir will be u n a b le lo p ro p o s e a n y advances In the pence process because of the extreme rightwing positions of the Cabinet members who helped bun stay In power. T h is waa what he tried lo avoid when he agreed to the coalition with Labor In Decem­ ber 1968. Both Labor and Liku d have tried to portray the other as the one that la not willing lo remain In the coalition government to pursue the peace process. But the breakup of the coali­ tion waa the result of fu n ­ damental differences between Labor and Likud over the u l­ timate goals of the peace process and which Palestinians could participate. The differences have simmered below the surface and several times threatened to spill the government. Until now. Labor and Likud le a d e rs m a n a g e d to p a tc h to g e th e r c o m p ro m is e s tha t allowed the government to con­ tinue. One of the basic disagreements wsa over the Involvement of Ernst Jerusalem Arabs In the peace process. In his May 1969 peace Initiative. S h a m ir left vague their role. Both sides had agreed to discuss the matter later. But this m onth Sham ir did not have the backing of hla party to avoid the issue once again. CA IR O , Egypt — Egypt, discouraged by Is ra e l's newest disruption of the M ideast peace process, w o u ld lik e to ace an authoritative Israeli leader like former Prime Minister M e n a c h e m B e g in take charge and "stick It out until the e nd." a Foreign Ministry source said. "If you look back to the tim e before the (1 9 7 9 Egypt-laraell peace) treaty. Begin made some obstacles, and then had the authority to do whatever waa seen as being good for Israel." the source told United Press International In a telephone Interview Tuesday. Like Begin. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Sham ir has to convince hard-liners In hla Likud Party that the c u rre n t. U .S .-s p o n s o re d peace Initiative "offered the best hope for peace In the Middle East, and from this point of view served Israeli In t e r e s t s ." th e so u rce added. Gorbachev expands power; slapped with age limit Unitad Press International M O S C O W — T h e Soviet p arliam ent Wednesday rejected an appeal by Mikhail Gorbachev to drop the age 65 limit for the post of the executive presidency and geared up for the vote to fUl what will eventually be the moat powerful position In Soviet politics. Despite the rejection. Gorbachev, who Is 59. would still be able to serve two full terms as chief executive, should he be elected to the post that was crested Tuesday by the 2.250-membcr Congress of People's Depu­ ties. Th e law restricts presidents to two terms. Th e Congress fine-tuned the new presi­ dential law and prepared for a vole on who will occupy Ihe post In a third day of debate on the far-reaching constitutional change. Gorbachev will alrrtost undoubtedly be chosen but candidates have not yet been formally nominated. Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov, suggested as a candidate for the new powerful presidency. M id the country needs a strong leader for the office, "be It Mikhail Gorbachev or someone else." Th e official Tass news agency said Ihe Congress, which waa scheduled to end Wednesday, would be extended. Th e law approved by the extraordinary legislative congress states that no one younger than 35 or older than 65 can be a presidential candidate. When some deputies suggested removing all age lim its. Gorbachev agreed. "W c should not mention any age limit cither maxim um or m in im u m ," he said. Congress delegates, mindful of the past three aged Soviet leaders all of whom died In office — Leonid Brezhnev, Yurt Andropov and Konstantin Chernenko — voted to let the draft law stand as written, rejecting Gorbachev’s suggestion. T h e am endm ent to remove the age restrictions from the draft law required 1.500 favorable votes, or two-thirds of thr legislators. It fell short with 1.238 voles. In arguing against the age restriction, port and legislator Dov Kugulllnov. said that presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush. French President Francois Mitterrand, and new Chilean leader Patricio A lyw ln werr older than 65 when elected. A lyw ln. Inaugu­ rated Sunday. Is 71. " If wc adopt a law saying you can’t be older than 65. we are not trusting thr electorate." Kugulllvnov said. " I don't lldnk they will elect anybody who Is senile." Another lawmaker. V. G inzburg, said. 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Krlsiv York 12 tor-4. Iwo douhli'sl and l.e.om T rim b le and W eudi Van Horn 12-lnr d w till one triple e.u III Lowe tossed a lour loiter as she improved her reeord lo M d in ii ii iu die hits lor Lym an were Willis llrlple). Welser. H i IIniii .iii and Kose H i m M - )l II 0 M M - 9 I 9 t Low* jrn] Jov*p^ M* *v*» jn<J T411#p AM tow* il 11 IP Wriser II \) 2B Vofk JOY*^ McDowell Low* Pm,4n iL4»r Mowrlli )B Van Ho'" Trirrtjl* iL.Mr HowvMI W>lli% lLfm4n| MH Non* Br<or<J% l 4«* Mowm I ) o»tf4il. ) 2SAC L*man I l 0 l^AC Raiders lose 13th straight W illi lli« v m ii llu M . i I . u Im i n i i i i p rm td I m I l |ti .1 rid ninrr i i i i |H»n.Hilly r.iiNi «l ih rii ♦Miilrinirt* B y D E A N S M IT H S . 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Anttay 1* 7 0 IX IkOak 111 11 17 Totoli J7 M17 44117. PORTLAND (tail ktrtay 1* 44 IA WHIIami a* PM 1*. Duck worth a 14 P* IX Drooler 7 11 44 t«. Porter a* 11 IA Young I I p* 7. Reomton to n 11 B . Coapor 11 0* 1. Patravic 114 11 IX Bryant 3 a I I 7, Irvin I 4P41. Johnrtata]*** Total! U lot 31 31U3 M 1 7I7 M II7 M 31 M 11-143 Three po-nt go*a - Thaut 1. Acre,. Sk!1*1 x Dreiior. Porter, Yeung. PoOlnian. Petrov 1C Fouled out—none Team loull—Orlande 71. Portland 33 RakaunPO— Orlando 41 I Reynold*. Acre, 41, Portland a* (kartay 11). Aulita-Orlando 14 ISkllat Ml. ParPand 14 (Fartar *] Technical,— Or land* Illegal Palana*. A— TTJP4. — MIAMI ( V ) Frank P ll I I 17. BN* P U > « IA Salkaly 14 •* X Dougla, I I •* 7. ■ M W W ill N A IA ( At Kama* City.M* . Merck II F ln lk n o p Birmingham Southam 07. Hutaan (Ma.) 74 Sawlh Carolina SpartarWurg M. Gone.a IP* 114 Wltconoln law Clair* 7L PhltPaPeW* Pharmacy It POoltier (N C .I *7.GoargaFao (Or* i n torn U P IAA Amorim Biika4kiPTaam Lionel limmana. La la*N (PhiU drtgaia), tornartf. 4 7. IM. MM* L a rry Jakntan. NaraPa La i Va**t I Del tail. tornard.4 7.DX |truer Derrick Caiaman. Syracuo* (Datraill. larwar# canter. 1 1A MX teniar Kanpall Olll. llllnalt IMattakan. til l, guard. *4 MX eanlar. Gary Payfan. Oregon Slate (Oak land), guard, a a i m . aanlar SacamlTaam Damn Scan, 44 |w*ar tarwarA Gaargia Tack; Ala* katatar. 411 aanlar tarwarA Gaargia; Doug Im lti. PM |wdar canter, Mlttawrl. kumaal Baklnoan. 11 oaniar puarA Michigan: Chrto Jack taw. 41 amha mar* guarA Lauaiawa itaaa TMoPTaam Billy Onant, 4* oephemera tornard, lutanwa_k |T1*41. 6pa a, . . a PyTKWo M M r4r SlagSan ScSattMr. 4* aanlar canter. Fur due. m. Amsanr Faalar, 44 lagSainMi guard. Mtuaurlj Slav* SmllS, 44 iunMr guar*. MicSiggi Stale Kamrr AnOtraan. Gaorgla Tach, Slacar Augman. Nevada La, Vtgat; AnlSanr Bannar, SI. Lault; Jud BuacMar. Arliana. Willi# Burton. Mkmaata. EMm i Campkcll, Clam ten. Cedric CM*Ilee. FuHarttn Slat*. Vemail ’ Bimka" Calax Virginia TacS: Oal* Davie Oamaan; Todd Oar. Arkan***; Hank Gattiare L*r*>a Mnrrmaunt; Gerald Glau. Miuikrtggi. Grag "Baa Harvar. St. Jrtai-*: Skaatar Hanrr. Oklttama: T,r*n* Mill. Carer lOsial. CVtBlan Loattnar, Duka: Luc L , 1|I||. Mtvr Mrilev. Trovtl Mar*. T*»*«, Erie McArthur. Cat Santa Barbara. Tarry Mill*. Michigan. A hone* MaunUng. Georg,Man. snaqullk O'Naa). LSU. Kevin Pritchard. Kane**. Mark Randall. K*m*k; Brian Shorter. Fill; Chrtt Smith. Con nacticut, Katlh Smidi. Calitemla. Fatten Spancrr. Lout,villa; Bryant Slith. Virginia. Mark Tillm an, Gaorgalawn; Stephan Thompun. Syracuto: Shaun Vandiver, Cal orado: Lay Vaught. Michigan.’ Clarvnc* Warttnrwaan. Southam Mluiuiepl; Travar Wilton. UCLA. N 'T B a tta tM ^ T m n ttM t FMrMgt IRacardt M**r«ntt*t*i) Flrrt Round Marrti it Mmgwtt* (IS 131 rt Farm Slat* 111 4), 7.30 pm Nan Or lean, l i r a ) al Jama, Moditon (M H I .1 30pm Tonne,wa (IS ID al NMmphlt 11*1* (10-111. Baker,74*14 » IMMI. 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RoPrtguai I1CC). RatorPk-VCC 14 14.7 IM FC. 1CC1 I A 1 I M F C ________________ 31/10.50RI5 GRABBER A/P * 8 9 .9 5 the plate. Rodriguez' blast was caught at the 390-foot sign In right-center to end the game. Beaver led Ihe way for Valencia at the plate with a 4-for-S afternoon that featured a home run and three RBI. A I m > contributing were Lynch |3-ror-5. home run, double, four RU1). Hewett 12 fur-5, home run, iwo RBI) and Lee l2-ror-2. double, two RBI). Providing Ihe offense for the Raiders were M onahan (3 -fo r-4 . tw o doubles, two R B I). Rodriguez (2-for-S. home run. double, three RBIl and Fisher and Darren McCulchcon (2-for-5each|. ' BEM KHAL T IM A M EM W X L4 aim* Q.m,tkrt4rtk4irtel baseman appeared lo gain con­ o n d . w as la g ge d o u t by trol about Ihe same time Wilson Oviedo catcher Ch a rity Blocker was sliding Into Ihe third. For after a perfect throw out from whatever reason, neither umpire was In on the play. After a ce n te rfle lde r A p ril M a nning. Habaja. after hesitating at sec­ couple anxious seconds, the on d . broke for th ird . W h e n hom e p la te u m p ire gave a Blocker's throw went Into left lesa-than-deflnlltve safe s7gn that field. RabMa tried to score, only gave the Patriots Ihe tying run. [t would be six m o rr Innings to h r ru t sown at the plate on a throw from leftilelder Claudia before a n y o n e w o u ld score again. Thaggard. T h e Lions had taken a 2-0 lead Hartm an led the Patriot attack In the second Inning. After Cluey Bartels reached on a fielder's with four hits, none of them traveling oul of the infield. Davis choice. Carrie M acLrod tipped an K U I trip le to left field. added three hits. For Oviedo, MacLeod had three hits while MacLeod then stored on a single Z o m and Schrupp each had two. by designated hitter April Zom . " T h e hardest sh o ts were After that. Oviedo was silenced by winning pitcher Hartm an and caught." said Bctris. "A nyb ody the Lake Brantley defense. At could have won this game at any one point, the Patriots retired 14 time. You have lo be pleased lu tn -rs In a row and 17 of IB. with a w in. but Cm not happy T h e Lions* only other opportuni­ with the way we hit Ihe ball. ty came In the l l i h Inning, w h rn they loaded the bases with (w o nuts un singles by MacLeod. AVOID (RANSMISSIIIfl PR08HMS Z o m and Melanie Schrupp but B FREE INSPECTION SERVICE . could nol push across a run. 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP J T h r Patriots, on the other ' Oki BOB hand, had at least one basc (A tfrv iM II runner In 10 of the 12 innings. But La kr Brantley didn't break w iw i 1 through until die sixth Inning I S IZTm i f rtiKV&M ■ and nrrdcd a deputed call to do FREE TOWING ^ j II. W lih one out. Davis singled. Sh e llry Sturdivant walked and Je n Soost slngk-d to load the nr uuiuiiif B*njM UJVOtQ UM MAI? I Ikises. Alter Krlsll Wilson's field TJ03 E HWT Ot nil I . « aA l I. 11V I tAcro** Scott* u A *i b«nPmCiW'*mt> * r r's choice scored DAvIs W lh Ihe a t o -a a a s 1 2 1 .3 2 1 0 llrsl Patriot run (Sturdivant be­ ing retired at third). Mishcllc 0ELAN0 I I 1,-04ui <3 1304N A u d M k .ia Karr walked lo reload the bases. | 1BB-4010 1*04) 7 1 * 4 1 4 * ' Christa SrhriH-tfel then hit a ground hull tu third that was AM TRANSMISSION WORLD h o b b le d . T h e O v ie d o t h ird "It looks like It’s going to go down to the wire between Lake Mary. Lake Howell. Oviedo and us." Lake Brantley will play Evans lonlgh. before returning to S A C competition at Lake Mary on Thursday. 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With two weeks left In the season Hot T u n a and Tim acuan are tied w ith H-2 re c o rd s . Thermocarbon is 3-7 and S E K O 1-9. Next wrek llol Tu n a wilt take on Thcrmix-arbon at 6 :30 p.m. and Tim acuan will face S E K O at 7:30 p.m. T w o w rrks I mm now. lint Tu n a and Tim acuan will meet In the season finale with Ihe league championship on the line. O n T u e s d a y n i g h t . IT T TGITl *7171 20 M O iT T jn E n t i7 a i.T n * n :] an n n . 24J * 2e.se COUPON COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES AN F M K EXTENDED W M M H T F ^ z m r .T .if T r i Whet You Don't Know Can Cost You! 1^ *4 9 ” i Cars • M o . W a rra n ty F r n n u T t T - . 'm SAVE THE GREEN! St. Patricks P u ts A U TO PARTS aam ■ i Lot. City CC H I W W M - l l II I k w w c c m m i m m i - t ir i Alllian and Barr Hawaii and VorV WP — An,ion LP - Hawaii IB - Lota City. Barr 1. Outran IB — Lava Cil*. 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Lake City came up with IS hits In the game w llh Dana Green leading Inc way with a -l-for-4 efforlt. Including u triple and a double. Harr added u double and Iwo singles while Woodard also had two hits. Arrow ood. Rodriguez, King. Harton and York had one single each us ihe Raiders could only m u slrr five tills In the ulghleap. Arrowood hud a great day. going 7-for-9 while reaching base right times und scoring two runs from her leudoffspot. 20% • yv • M a t t e r O il Oft All Autoltte. Spark Plug Wlro* MASTER ‘SizM ToFM Most fC m B U g M T M d a ;-L>rtt2P*r \ Customer* £ 3 t* * » " V . <.i.v ’ExMtNckwfra lart longer and EET OR BEA LOCALAD PRICE 'Exva Nek boot* are easy to Instai 3 . 9 9 ^ ^ 9 - 9 5 ^ ^ f r Z J S *W1172H ’Ahandy»a<hreveryone*u t y » furt/f vy>w **• *sae ® lA 1 rA * mwic m c m “ S h o llC o f» y „ ^ r ~ 18or k , HI » 3 01 a*, u TI23 T2W ‘Wtrta, /to ’a*&**m m * 8 9 u n c tu rt 6.99 0 ? ! 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S C C looked like II would win Its flrsl ever regular season victory over Lake C ity, T h e Wolves scored a pair of runs In the lop of the Drst Inning but Babble Osborne drove t ir r im s In the bottom of the first to tic the game. Both teams again scored a pair of runs In the third lo krep Ihe game even at -W . Ginger York and Val Monlro drove In the runs for SCC. T h e Raiders look Ihclr first lead of the game In Ihe fourth when Sandy Rodriguez singled and went all die way to third when Ih r right fielder hobbled Ihe ball. After King wus Inten­ tionally walked. Julie iiarion Idled a sacrifice fly lo right to score Rodriguez. SCC (hen scorn) three runs In Ihe sixth lo take u four-run lead. Arrowood and Rodriguez singled before King singled In Arrowood with a run. After Harton walked. Osborne drove In u run w llh a sacrifice fly as York' singled In Ihe third run. Hut two singles, iwo errors, u walk and a doublr by Phyllis H a rr lied the game for the Wolves In the scvcnlh to send the game to extra Innings. T h e Raiders' best chance lo score In extra Innings came In Ihe 10th when Arrowood and Rodriguez singled with no one out. but the next three batters grounded out to end Ihe threat. Lake City put the suspense lo an end In ihe I2 lh when li scored six runs on live hits und a four-base error. T h e Ruldcrs could only answer wllh one run OUft COMMITMENT TO YOU: Locally ownad and operated tor 0 years Other contributors included Kat F o ld r u k a nd S h a n n o n McDowell (Iw o singles and two r u n s s c o re d e a c h ). H r n r r Sanvlllr and Tllbiny D r r b lone triple and one run scored each) and Kobyn Darcy (single). Mordl singled and F ra n c o tlouhlrd before Ibihhlr Salmon singled In iwo more runs In Ihe llfth to give Tim acuan some breathing room. Thermocarbon scored Its second run In Ihe sixth. hd Would you be wffllng to THY US? Doing the damage for Hot T u n a w e re M issy M a rlt n e i (double, three singles, three runs scored). T in a Leman llrlple, two singles, three ru ns scored). Michelle Hlshop (Ihrer singles, run sco re d ). A p ril M a n n in g Idoubtr. slngtr. run scorrd I and Kristy York (doublr. single). Thermocarbon again played one of the front runners lough hut came up short of victory. T h e score was tied I-1 when T im a ctutn scored two runs In Ihe third to go ahead lo stay. Natalie Lewis trtplrd lo score Debbie Mordl and flirts Franco (both of w h om had s ln g lrd l lo give Tlmaeuan ih r lead. R f > V I/ E xppc s s P r o v id in g the offense for Tim acuan were Franco (double, two singles, taro runs scored). Lewis (triple, single). Mordl (Iwo singles, tw o runs scored). Julie Sle n slro m (tw o singles, run scored) and Salmon and Sue Htanchelle (one single each). Leading the Therm ocarbo n attack were Sandy A dam s (two singles, ru n scored). 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P u b lix WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE. 4 y D A K I R P Y Buttermilk, Butter, Country Style or Tender Layer J Q A Pillsbury Biscuits ,0 7 4 Brook/ield Regular ur Unsalied Quarters (Flat Cm.) Swift Butter I-lb. cm. J49 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida * Wednesday, March 14. 1900 — I People This old house breeds good cooks IN B R I E F ■r LACVI Caning workshop offered Herald Half writer SAN FOR D — A caning workshop wilt be offered 9:30 a.m. to 12:1)0 p.m .. March 15. at the Seminole County Extension Service. 250 W . County Hom e Road, acroaa from Flea World. The workshop will teach how to cane chairs. Limited spare: advance registration required. Cost Is • 10 for double session. Call Barbara Hughrs-Gregg. 323-2500. ext. 5556. S A N FO R D - O u r Cook of the Week. Debbie Elowlln, moved a house to get the sporlous dream kitchen she has always wanted, the same kitchen In ihe same house her great -grandm other and grandmother used to cook In. "A s a little girl. I remember standing, nose to the kitchen c o u n t e r , us m y g r e a t ­ grandmother cut out long strips of dough for her cobbler. She always asked me If I wanted some as she pinched off globs of II for me lo taste." Debbie said. Debbie and h e r h u s b a n d . Henry, recently contracted to have the c e n tu ry -o ld house moved a half block to Its new address on O ak Avenue. In Sanford's historic district. "It was going lo be tom down for p a rk in g ." D ebbie said. T h e Ikiwllns purchased Ihe huuse from Ihe First Baptist Church of Sanford for one dollar and the stipulation that it tie moved off Ihe lot. " I have a Ini of sentimental reasons for wanting that house." Debbie said. She has many or ihe original pieces of furniture her grandmother furnished the house with, and remembered "gelling In Ihe worst (rouble of m y life" In lhai house. Henry and Debbie Bowlin eat their first meal, p lu a , on the steps of Ihelr "new " century-old home which was moved from one location to another on Oak Avenue. D e b b ie w as a p re c o c io u s th re e -ye a r-o ld p laying hlde-antl-seck. when she decided she didn't want lo lie found. Clinging lo Ihe pedestal base of a table In the hallway, she re­ mained sllcni as her greatgrandparents hunted for her. Debbie's mother. Jean, who was working In downtown Sanfurd. was called home to help search for the little girl. " I could see all the feet passing by Ihe la h lc ." Dehhlc said. "W hen someone Dually lound inc. m y great-grandmoi her. who searing her. though." Debbie said. D e bbie rem e m be re d large m idday meals a I her greatgrandparents' home. " I loved that." she said. "I'd eat a big meal ut n < K )n . and go home and cal another for supper." T h e Ikiwllns and Ihelr three sons. Chris. 19. Randy. 16, and Matt. 14. have sonic renovating in do before they move Inin their home In May. "T h e foundation has not tx*cn poured yet. anil w r have (Minting and scraping to St. Patrick’s dinner set SA N FO R D — In celebration of St. Patrick's Day. All Souls Men’s C lub will hold Its third Annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner, at 6 p.m .. Saturday at A ll Souls Catholic Church Social Hall. Eighth Street and Oak Avenue. T h e public la Invited. Admission Is 95. adults, and 92. children under 12. Academy Manor to clean up S A N FO R D — T h e Academy Manor Neighborhood Association schedules a roadside cleanup from Bethune Circle and Airport Boulevard to McCracken Road and (he railroad track Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. Neighbors are asked to come out and help. F o r In f o rm a tio n , c a ll E u la D . M a r t in . 3 2 2 -7 8 0 8 . Medical group forming SA N FO R D — A new non-profit organization Is forming In Volusia and Seminole counties. Medical Office Managers Assn, will meet 6 p.m .. March 14. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Guest speakers will be president and vice president of MOMA. A n yo n e Interested In jo in in g or a tte n d in g th e m e e tin g Is welcome. For details, call Fran Olivieri. 574-1471. Grief support group moots S A N FO R D — Those who have recently lost a loved one are Invited lo Join a bereavement support group which meets every other Thursday 10 a.m .- noon at All Soula Catholic Church. 800 S. Oak A v r. Th e free program Is presented by Sally A . Kopke, special programs director of Baldwln-Falrchlld cemeteries and funeral homes. For details, call 677-5091. between 8:30 a.m .-4:30 p.m .. Monday through Friday. AARP gives tax help Through April 15. A A R P IRS-tralncd volunteers will assist people with Ihelr Income tax forms in Sanford. Oviedo. Longwood and W inter Springs. All sessions are from 9 a .m .-1 p.m. T h e scheduled sites are: • Longwood Recreation Center. 175 W. Warren Avc.. Tuesday. • Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Monday and Friday. • V FW Clubhouse. 420 N. Edgcmon Ave., W inter Springs. Tuesday. • Ov ledo City I lull. 428 Central Ave.. Tuesday. • Hacienda Village. 500 Longwood Road. W lnlcr Springs. M onday . CALENDAR C o m e jo in To a s tm a s ta rs Day breakers Toastm asters, w hich origina lly met for breakfast, now meets each Thursday at 7 p.m . at Shoney's Restaurant In Sanrord. No reservations arc needed. R otarians m ee t fo r breakfaat The Lake Mary Rotary C lu b meets Thursdays al 8 a.m. at the Com m unity Improvement Association building on Country C lu b Road. Lake Mary. Breakfast Is served. For Information, call Brent Carll ut 333-3377. O ve re a te rs to w e ig h in A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Overcalrrs Anonym ous Is conducted on Thursdays al 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria ul West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For Information, call Charlie at 323 8070. D ixieland C lo g g e rs to m eet DUIckm d Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m .. ut the Lake Mary Fire Department ut First Street and W ilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. For Information, call 321 5267. East*W est K iw a n ls to g ath er Easi-West Sanford Kiwanls Club meets Thursday ut 6 p.m. al Friendship Izitlge. Seventh and Locust. S w e e t A d e lin e s to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women’s barbershop singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m . al Northland C om m unity Church, Dogirack Hoad. Longwood. Parent s u p p o rt g ro u p to m eet Families Together Parent Support G roup meets every Thursday ut 7:30 p.m .. 900 Fox Valley Drive. Sweetwater Square. Suite 206. for open discussion. For more Information, call 774-3844. N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s to m eet Narcotics Anonym ous meets Friday ul I I p m. ut the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Avc.. Sanford. B in g o aids foster g ra n d p a re n ts Dingo benefiting Foster Grandparents of Cenlral Florida Is played each Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. al Flea World, off U S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. hail hern tiahysllllng with me. vi ns so relieved. Not so relieved that I tlltln'l g ii a spanking for A sparagus a true sign of spring One of Ihe most elegant vege­ tables anti a very luvorile of mine is asparagus, a true sing of spring. Because the delicate spears require molsl cooking. Ilic microwave is u good choice for easy preparation Choose asparagus spears that have thill crisp slalks with dosed Ups. T o store, refrigerate the use within two days if possible. As|Mrugus Is low In calorics. One pound makes lour servings with approximately 15 calorics each. Basic mi c r o w a v i n g Is quick and easy. FR ESH ASPARAG US SPEARS 1 p o u n d fresh a sp a ra g u s spears 2 tablespoons water Snap oil tough ends of aspara­ gus spears. Arrange In 10 x 6 trailing dish. Add wulcr. Cover with plastic wrap. Microwave on 100 percent power for B W 7 minutes or until tender. Drain. Serve with butter or Hollundulsc saure. Com b in e asparagus and mushrooms for a special creamy soup. A SPA R A G US-M USH R O O M SOUP 12 ounces fresh asparagus 2 cups fresh m u s h ro o m s, sliced cup cadi ol chopped onion. Duller or margarine and Hour W h o ’s ~ ----------- ..... MICROWAVE MAOIC MIDGE M YCO FF I iuhtes|HHiu Insiuni chicken 1m illion ' » teaspoon each of thyme tcavcsanit hot pcp|icr sauce Dash of |K-p|H-r 3 cups milk Snap off lough ends ol aspara­ gus spears and discard Cui remaining lino 'a-lnch pieces. C om hIne asparagus, mushrooms, onion and huiicr In 2 quart bailer I k m l. Cover with plastic wrap. Microwave on |00 percent power for 10-12 m lliulrs or until asparagus Is lender. Stir in Hour. Ik iu IIIo ii . thyme. |>cppt-r sauce, pcppci ami milk unlit well blended. Microwave on 100 percent |m i v m t . uncovered, for H M 2 m inutes or until nilxiiirc I k i II s anil ihti kens slightly, stir­ ring several limes. We call enjoy Ibis French-style salad at a cooknut w llli rills. Made well in advance so the vcgctablcs can absorb tin- llavor c o o k in g ? Th e Sanford Herald welcom es suggestions for cooks of the week. Do you know som eone whose food Is always the highlight of company picnics, church potlucks. receptions or covem f-dish luncheons'.* D might be an acquaintance w ho has w o n a co o k in g conlrsl nr Invented a new t wi s t to the peun u t •b il 11 e r •a n d •J c 11 y sandwich. Novice cooks anil ethnic cooks, as well us experienced cooks and master chefs, add a different dimension lo din­ ing. W ho Is your choice? Maybe It’s your mother, fa­ ther. brother, sister, son. tlaughlrr. spouse, friend nr boss Subm il your nom ination for Cook of Ihe Week to the Heral d People e d ito r at 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1, ext. 34. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE N a r-A n o n to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts meets at 8 p.m Wednesdays and Salurdays ul West Lake Hospital. Slate Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p ni.. al Grove Counseling Center. T h ird Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 869 6364. F IN A L T W O W E E K S at 1leathrow Shops C H A N Entire ^ A % Store /U T E H OFF ALL IN-STOCK MERCHANDISE NEW ARRIVAL Mr. ami Mrs. Frank A. Purdue II of Ocoee, announce the birth ot ihelr son. Dylan Thom as, who weighed In at 8 pounds on March 6. M a te rn a l g ra n d m o th e r Is Donna Esimni/a of Sanford and M M U M a w tria w O s a M paternal grandfather Is Frank P a r d u s of O c o e e . G r e a t grandparents are Mr and Mrs Je rry Cornell of Sanford. Th is birth m a rk s the 18th great grandchild for the Cornrils do. Inside and out." Debbie said. D e b b ie said her first homecookcd meal in her new house will probably be ribs or steak on the grill. “ We grill out a im ." she said. Th e Bowlins did order pizza, the first delivery to Ihelr new address, recently. Mall sa lilth a family's favorite meal Is fried chicken. "W e like Popeyes." he said. Jokingly. Debbie explained. "I make a lot of chicken dishes, but who likes to stand over hot grease and get spattered?" she said. "M y m om Is a good cook." Matt admitted. "She has forgot­ ten things a few times and poured out burned stuff, black as anything though." he said. "W ell, maybe once." Debbie said. Married to Henry almost 20 years. Debbie said he's easy to please, and eats almost a n y­ thing. "If I cooked him rice and gravy, steak and a vegetable every night, he'd be happy." she said. "B u i he wouldn't (It In the van." Matt added. Debbie said she and Henry arc family oriented, and share their sons’ activities with them as well as all household tasks. Henry said he runs hla house. “ I run ihe vacuum cleaner, the washing machine, and the dish­ washer." he chided. Debbie, a teacher, asked her f o u r t h g r a d e s t u d e n t s at Plnecrest Elem entary School what they think her philosophy of life Is. "Alm ost In unison, m y students told me they think I treat others like I want to be treated. I was happy to know I come across that way to them ." she said. Th e house, full or memories, walls at Its new address for the next generation of Bowlins to fill It with laughter and fam ily meals. Here are some of Debbie's favorites. C S e t Coo ks, 7B 2 c u p s w h o le m ushroom s, halved fr c s h 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped Lctluce leaves S c r o h pot at oes: cut I n t o 'i-ln c h slices. Place ill 2 quart casserole. Add cup water. C o v e r w i t h casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent power for 5-6 tninules or mull potatoes are |>ar! tally cooked. Snap off lough ends of asparagus and discard. C u t re m a ining Into 1Mi-Inch pieces. Add to potatoes. Cover. Microwave on too per­ cent (lower for 5-6 minutes or until lender. Drain liquid Inm i vegetables lulu I cup glass measure. Add additional water to m a k e Vi c u p . U n c o v e r ( K i i a i i K - s a n i t set aside locool. Add vinegar, sugar, mustard, tarragon, and pepper to water: m ix well. Pour warm dressing over potatoes. Carefully stir in mushrooms anil eggs. Cover. Refrigerate ul least 3 hours. Stir before serving. II desired, drain ol f excess dressing. Arrange on Iclluce leaves anil garnish with egg slices. Ircsh tarragon A quick luncheon dish that used Ircsh or frozen asparagus. HAM ASPARA0U8 BAKE 1 package (10 iiuuccsl frozen asparagus and spears h th in slice s ff to*-ounces) cooked ham I can I I0V« ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, u n ­ diluted Mi cup milk I tablespoon dry sherry (op­ tional) t tablespoon sliced or silvered almonds Put asparagus, icy side up. In casserole: cover and microwave six m inutes or until almost lender, re-arranging once. Drain well. Assemble with remaining Ingredients as above, omitting almonds. Cook 4-5 minutes or until healed through. If desired, sprinkle with toasted almonds. Hope is to the heart f what the Isurinse is to the morning Learn what it takes to fill your heart with hope. Join us for the meetings below. H e r e 's H o p e . a u .. .» a u . i s . n . i « ii. s^ im P ln e c re s t B a p t is t C h r u c h M A R C H 18 * 2 1 7 :0 0 P M Sanford Herald MISSED DELIVERY C a ll: 322-2611 M O N D A Y th ru F R ID A Y 5:30 p .m . til 6:30 p .m . O u r L o ss Is Your Gain • Bag* • Belts • Accrtiorir* * Knit Drrsies * G ill Hem* • Much Mure Store F ix tu re s For S a le iiuutv M-sio-s i( thjjl ttrh aMl dressing. of WM N fcTlN M T lf lE SI Plto E A B F A A A O UB P O TA TO S A LA D I pound small new potatoes >» cup water 1 p o u m l fresh a sp a ra gu s s|K-ars 11 cup white wine vinegar 2 teaspoon each of sugar and Dijon-styled mustard 1i> leusjKKin each of tarragon leaves — l » teaspoon If using fresh Mi teas[MK>n pep(K-r 3 3 3 -3 2 1 8 SUNDAY 6:00 A .M . til 10:00 A .M . “SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOAL " �M — SanfofdH #raid. Sanlord. Florida — Wednesday. March 14, 1M0 1 LOWDIE fey Chic Yowitf PEANUT* TRUE! FAlSEjTRUE! MAYBE' WHO KNOWS? WHY NOT ? COl/LP BE! TRUE AGAIN 2 by CbarlM M. Schuli ABSOLUTELY FALSE! A SURE THING! NOD AND THEN! WHO CARE57TRUE A6AIN! IF THE 600D LORD IS LULLING, I AND THE CREEKS DON'T RJSE!| Cancer link to birth control pill invalid D t A R M . O O T T i I've been on birth control pills Tor 14 years. A recent T V show In­ dicated that alter seven years on the pill, a woman haa a 70 to 78 percent chance of getting breast cancer, is there truth to this claim? D E A R R B A D R R t I do not believe this claim Is valid. Oral contraccptlvei have not been shown to Increase the risk of breast cancer; however, there la some evidence that women who lake birth control pills before their first pregnancies may he at slightly higher risk for uterine cancer. Statistically, there are five characteristics that seem to make women more prone to h rca a l ca n c e r: close fa m ily members with breast cancer, prior breast cancer, never havIng been pregnant, older than 30 at first pregnancy, and early first m enstruation (or late m eno­ pause). T h e reasons for this association arc not completely understood. Since you seem uncomfortable with the consequences of long­ term oral contraceptive use. I suggest you share your concema with your gynecologist. T o give you additional In ­ formation. I am sending you free copies of m y Health Reports "Contraception: A n Update" and “ Breast Canrer and Disorders." Other readers who would like copies should send *1.35 Tor each report to I’.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. O H 44101-3369, Be sure to mention the title. D E A R D R . O O T T t H a ving read about the problem of con­ stipation In one of your columns. I would like to share m y remedy — raw broccoli before your main meal. Previously. I had problems to the point of Impaction, yet this simple cure has eliminated m y sym ptom s altogether. D E A R R E A D E R ! Congratulations. 1 do not know the reason for your success, except that any raw vegetable contains fiber, which Is an ef­ fective Itnwel stimulant. If you can stand rating broccoli every day, fine; It won't hurt you. D E A R D R . O O T T i I'm an e ld e rly la d y w ith de n tu re s. Because m y gum s are shrinking. I use a cream to h old the dentures In place. W hat Is this goop made of. and la It harmful to use? D E A R R E A D E R i T h e active In g re d ie n t tn m ost d e n tu re adhesives Is slcrculla (karaya) gum . a natural plant product completely free of health haaMLawtsss I T Owsi M Creal*#noa 1 Name of • Maa IM s ls c t • Actress MiS’Jsoweed 12 TRMaSai (Ms 11 - ao TiaahaM 41 Farted 41 arsdsf las* 4* Actor — O'Moal 4? r - ■0 Wott conatot14 Asia* worn- a w t * w is a iA a M •it i v u n t f * M Defeat M E D I C IN E T PETER g o t t . m .d . ards. T o find out the names of other substances In the denture cream ynu use. nsk your dentist nr pharmacist. ICII WO N n i H W t nlwar Iw Sun ULHJldl'J U U u LJUL-J U U J U U LIUU tJUf.1 L1LJL1U U U IIU 1)1 ilULJLI UUUUki U U U U I IU •JUtJUlJLlLnJ IIUULJ JJlJLLKOUlJkJLJLJ EJUU ULJU L1U U U D U L JL JU U U IJ U U U U U U U W U uuu J L IU L IU LIULJ U LJJ MUM u rju LdM UUU U U J L llI U U L 1LJU .jllk J U U UUU UUU IlkiM M lilt Bonn • Lott M wsvtRRRR uU bw 7 Matetenpart • Uther* • Overall 2 ^ " 1 10 lioeaveteel I t Asttauted t* Wantons 11 louthani contMatlon llls e o w d 2* M onR ni to 1 1 IT I I Mfuddled 27 tarries 2* Tasty 11 Hom y 12 Russian no 34 Uses hone MHtmataya* coun try 41 Aebati — A n d ru s !T IT* 4* Nofathat St Funeral Hem sa on top or *1 Usee needle and thread 56 Maks brown H- II J |«) 1M0 by Nf A Inc — WIN A T BRIDGE B y Ja m e s Ja c o b y O ve r the artificial two-club opening. West pre-empted with four clubs. Back around to South, who now bid four spades, hls long suit. North now bid five clubs, showing a control and Im plying decent spade support. South bid live diamonds, show­ ing the ace. and then, even though North subsided with live spades. South continued wtth a six-club cue-bid. suggesting the possibility of a grand slam. So North showed the diamond king. South bid the heart ace. and North trusted that South's bid­ ding denoted a hand that would provide an excellent play for all the tricks. South did have Just such a hand, with one proviso — he needed to play the hand os well as he bid It. Declarer won the ace of clubs and casually played the ace of spades out or hls hand. He of course Intended next to rufT a club, then pick up trum ps and later pitch hls losing heart on the long diamond In d u m m y. But all these plans went kaput when W tst showed out on the spade ace. Declarer had no excuse for going set. After West had bid four clubs. It was likely that he would be void In spades. T h e contract costly makes If declarer first plays the queen of spades In dum m y. He can now take a finesse against East's Jack a n d still handle ruffing the second club In du m m y. A n d hls play w ill then be consistent with hls bidding. NORTH nm ♦ 0109 4 101 4 4 1 ♦ K J 10 J *4 WEST •--0KJ7 «**« ♦ K I)I09I 7 J EAST 4JS1 J »9 »: ♦ 7 12 At jz SOUTH 4 A K I 744 4 A5 • AQ4 4 AJ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South S u lk 14 44 14 14 • tr W eil 44 P us P us P au P au N srtk Pais 54 54 14 74 East P au P au P au P au A ll pa u Opening lead: A K HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST PARTY COSTUMES I WANT JOM fTHM G je fA L S C A Z Y - - C»lvf M f A PAN p u A Y tf A7A^ ANP a P e p T F if/ > ffo N f,.v '1 volved. It will arouse your coop­ tions that are meaningful to you B y B e rnice Bads Osol erative Instincts and they will In material ways. You'te on a T O U B B IR T H D A Y f o l l o w t h e e x a m p l e y o u lucky roll and It should In* rather M a rc h I S . 1 0 6 0 easy. You will be extremely effective establish. O E M IN 1 (May 2 1 -Ju n e 20) S C O R P IO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) In the year ahead In fulfilling your social and material desires. You have the ability today. If you Without being selfish today, try You've learned a lot over the choose to use It. of turning to devote as m uch lime us past few years and this Is the m undane tasks Into creative, possible to situations that can lime It could be put la advan­ produ ctive adventures. Make advance your personal Interests. you r efforts meaningful. tageous uses. Big strides can now be made. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Drc. P IS C E S (Feb. 2aM arch 20) Your most outstanding talent O th e rs w ill appreciate y o u r 21) In your financial dealings t o d a y Is y o u r a b i l i t y t o companionship for two Im por­ today you arc llkrly to fare better reorganise a matter that has tant reasons today. One. you'll If you follow your own percepe v e r y o n e g o in g a r o u n d In let people do their own thing tlons rather than listening to circles. You'll know how to do It and. two. If they don't know others who are not as familiar tn a way that will make everyone what to do, you'll devise ways to with your arrangements as you arc. happy. T ry in g to patch up a inspire them. t L E O (Ju ly 23 A ug. 22) De­ C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . broken romance? T h e AstroG raph Matchmaker can help you sirable results are likely today In 19| A close friend could be to understand what to do to s i t u a t i o n s w h e r e y o u a re Instrumental today In revising make the relationship work. Mall strongly motivated to be sure y o u r o u tlo o k on so m e thing *2 to Matchmaker. I’.O. Box th in g s come out y o u r w ay. about which you've been dubi­ 91438. Cleveland. O H 44101- W here there Is u wttl. there ts a ous. T h is friend will know how way. to lift the veil. 3438. V IR O O (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) You A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19) A A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Kcb. 19) lift of emotions will be the result m ay be In for a pleasant surprise A little extra push m ay be of the sensitive way you handle a today when you'll find a good re q u ire d today in ord e r to situation today where you have reason to change a bad opinion achieve several objectives which to choose lo satisfy another's about someone you know only a re p r e s e n t l y of gre a t I m ­ ca su a lly. T h is could be the portance to you. You have the needs above your own. reserve required, so move ahead T A U R U S (April 2 0 M a y 20) genesis of a friendship. L I B R A (Sept. 2 3 -O c t. 23| with confldrnre. Relationships with others should go very smoolhly for you today, Constructive measures can be . (C l 1990. N E W S P A P E R EN because once you become I n -" ' taken today to reinforce situa­ T E R P H IS E ASSN. ANNIE by Warntr Brothers BUGS BUNNY r DO YOU EVER WONDER IF THAT UJTL£ LIGHT GOES OFF V >OU SMUT THE U D P -N □_ cua A N N lS -I KNOW WHIM BRAn PI* is H O UH ftG unoyAn' XAL70 S-SUU I C O V IO H N-P WILL FIHP rf AAAIN... ‘PAPPV/AtiOeiA C LIV M ...SW T 1 '* NOT by Leonard Starr �•»* Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Wednesday. March 14. 1990 — 7B Disheartened wife wants any kind of Valentine memento Garden club’s spring fling attracts throngs The Sanlord Civic Cenler was bustling with activity and festivity March 9 when Ixora Garden Club held its annual Spring Luncheon and Home and Garden Show. Vendors wore spread out all over the main auditorium with their interesting displays which attracted throngs ol patrons Gall Colcutt, tell, and Darla Vallarlo. admire silk llower arrangements made by Colcutt. Lunch was served Irom a cleverly-decorated paper bag Cooks C C o n tin u e d fro m S B R O A S T W IT H R O T A T O R S AN D C AR R O TS 3-4 pound California roust 1 ru n cream or mushroom soup 6-ti potatoes I package rarrols I onion Salt and pepper I can water Quarter potatoes, onion and rurm ts. Place all Ingredients In a crockpot. Salt and pepper to taste. Cook on high for about 7 or 8 hours. Serve with tossed salad. M O M ’S P IN K S A L A D Mix together: 1 package strawberry Jello H cup sugar 1 c u p m i n i a t u r e marshmallows Add I cup boiling water and stir until dossolvcd. Set In erfrlgrrator to gel slightly. Meanwhile: Mix together: I cup each of cottage cheese, cru s h e d pineapple, chopped nuts, and cool whip C o m b in e both m ix tu re together and Id congeal. To p w llh cherries. Ifcst if made the day before It's needed. E G G P LA N T CASSER O LE 2-3 eggplants 1 can cream of mushroom soup 2 eggs I teaspoon su$ir W cup chopped onion I cup each grated cheddar cheese and cra rkrr crum bs VS stick melted butter Peel and cut up eggplant. Cook In salted water 3-4 minutes until lender. Drain. Add soup, beaten eggs, sugar, onion and cheese lo eggplant. Add V* cup crumbs. Pat In casserole. Pour melted butler on lop. Sprinkle wllh other 14 cup of crum bs. Bake 30 minutes at 350s. 1-2 pounds of squash m ay be substituted. O R E E K C H IC K E N I large chlrken B-8 potatoes I onion Garlic salt 1 stick butter Oregano Place cut- up chicken In a ba king dish . A d d quartered potatoes a n d o n io n lo the chicken. To p chicken w llh pals of butter and sprinkle with garlic sail and oregano Bake ul 3 5 0 s for 60-75 minutes. PEAN UT B U TTER BALLS ITustcs like peanut butler eups!) V> cup melted butter I cup peanut txiltcr I box confect hxicr's sugar Mix Ihc above Ingrrdldnts and roll Inio balls ilie sire of a largr marble. Melt over hoi water Ina double boiler: Vi slick of prnffln was and I 6Vi ounce Hershey liar. Dip peanut butter bulls Into chocolate and lay out on waxed paper. Makes about 40 pieces. Traditional lasagn a low in fat E A S T O N . Pa. IUPI) - Joanne D 'A g ostino says her lasagna rrd|>r Is a good example of ihc way trudtilnnal dishes can be low In fat and cholesterol. La sagna T o m a to Sauce I pound ground turkey V? cup chop|x-d unions 'V Ispsalt 1» tap pepper ' » I sp garlic powder W tap oregano I 2 8 •ounce c u n c r u s h e d tomatoes In puree I 6-ouuce can lom ulopuslc I cii|> water Cheese P illin g -t cups low-fat cottage cheese 11 percent or less) Egg substitute equivalent lo I «'gg cup minced fresh parsley Vi ispsalt Dash of nutmeg I p o u n d p a rboile d lasagna noodles Iflrml — Crum ble lurkey In a 4-quari nonstick sauce pol or Dutch oven. Add onions, salt, pepper, ga rlic pow der and o rrga n o . Dry-saule until onions arc lender and lurkey is thoroughly cooked. Add lotnulocs, tomato paste aotl water. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes. W hile sauce Is sim m ering, combine collage cheese, egg D E A R A B R T : A nother SI. Valentine's Day has come and gone wtihout flowers, candy nr any kind nr n valentine from m y husband. I'm 25 and his Is 26. and we've been married for three years. I'd Itave been thrilled If he had brought me a flower — or evrn handed m e a valentine — bul he Ignored the day completely. Abby. Ih r newspapers were tilled w llh ads for gifts, and Ihr store windows were d rm ra ird wllh hearts and flowers to re­ mind people of that special day for lovers. lie's a super guy. hard work­ ing and decent, so maybe I shouldn't complain. But It sure would have fell great to have been remembered on St. Valen­ tine’s Day. A n y Ideas? N O B O D Y 'S V A L E N T I N E D E A R N O B O D Y ' S : So. another S I. Valentine's Day has com e a n d gone. Y o u were forgotten, und now you’re hurt. Well, don't lei It happen again. A week before Si. Valentine's Day. leave a notr on his pillow. "O nly six more days before St. Valentine's Day — start shop­ ping for a card." Th e following day. tape a note on the bathroom mirror. "O n ly five more days...a single rose would he nice." The next da y. slick an artificial flower In his shoe with another reminder. I think you get the Idea. Some men need more remin­ ding limn others, so don't sit silently w it h y o u r fingers crossed, huplng he'll remember. Some good-humored "re m in d ­ ing" cun save you the pain of being forgotten. And he may even appreciate II. LOB A N O E LE 8 D R A B E S T H E R ) II Is Indeed. Th is year, die ID days lo ask forgiveness are between Sept. 20 and Sept. 21). ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN U three limes. Ih r wrongdoer Is thru released from his or her obligation to ask forgiveness. Isn't Ibis a beautiful tradition, as well as a good way lo begin a new yea ft E S T H E R E R IS M A N , D E A R A B B T : Just a note regarding Forgiveness W rrk . A Inng time ago I heard Ih c following on. or all shows. "S a t­ urday Night L ive ": "D on't hold U grudge. "It's heavy. "A n d It doesn't have a han­ dle.” Worked for m r ! Ii ran work for everybody. S U S IE J O H N S T O N -P O R T E ROSEBURO. ORE. W EDNESDAY'S ARK SPECIAL at D E A R A B B Y : You recently rrin ln d rii your readers about International Forgiveness Week, which Is a wonderful Idea. How ­ ever. It Is nothing new. In the Jewish religion. Ihcrc has been a "forgiveness fortnight" (or at least 2.000 years. During th r 10 days between Rush H a s h a n a h a nd Y o m Kippur. th o s e of the Jew ish faith arc eommanded to ask forgive­ ness from those whom ih r y may have olfrnded or wronged during the year. In Ju d a is m . God cannot forgive Ihc sins a person has co m m lllrd against another unless ihc sinner has asked that person for forgiveness. U the Injured party rr|eets the apology Correction In an article appearing In the March I I , EID abclh Derr's name was In­ c o r r e c t l y s p e l l e d . D e r r Is supervisor of Sanford Senior Cenler. The Herald regrets the error. Sanf or d Heral d substitute, parsley, salt and nutmeg in a large I m i w I. Mix throughly. 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Say "Charge It" MasterCard VISA N o w it is e a s ie r th a n e v e r to p la c e y o u r c la s s ifie d a d v e rtis in g o r to pay fo r y o u r H e ra ld s u b s c rip tio n . C a ll us to d a y at 322-2611 an d say “ C h a rg e It" ! S a n fo r d H e r a ld �« • i * t I - Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday. March 14, 1990 LogalNottot NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* it hereby given mol I am m in e d m buetneee lI'H la Poimotio Ave. M p 4 Flo. lorn.nolo County, Flor Mo. unOor mo Fkmiout Homo ol ACCE NT PAINTING, end mol I Inlond »o register told name with mo Clerk ol mo Clrcvll Court, torninolo County. Florida. in c< rordonco ortm mo Prevision* of mo Fktlltaus Nomo Statutes. To Wit Section 00)00 Florid* Slot ototm r. Ralph Rash Publish Morel! 14 tt. 1*. April 4.1000 D IO 110 n o t tea OF FICTITIOUS NAME Netke It hereby (Ivon mol I loot uP waAW BtfO kd a a'lu itklaMHao ■' dt# rWfit ■I 111o W T^iW fW *l i| W in WWfwH W Boo intro, l p h m urn. lorn Inolo County, Florida. undor mo Fktinout Nomo ol ACCU NATE GLAM CO. ond Ihot I inlond to register told nomo mm mo Clerk of mo Circuit Court, l imlnoli County. Fkrl do. In occurdoneo with mo Frovltloni ol the F let 11lout Nomo Statvte*. To Wit- Section •ol ot FiorMo siotviot m r Audrey □ Tty Mr Publish: Morcti 14. tt. a . April a tew D IG in IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT ■ IG H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR tlA U N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A M NO et M t l F C A B l IN RE: T H E M A T T E R O F T H I ADOPTION OF THE PE RSOta KAC WILLIAM STRONG. JR. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GLEN R CRAWFORD YOU ARE NOTIFIED mot an action tor mo tdntlwi ot mo porton, KARI ANN CRAWFORD, ond you ore re quested to terye 0 copy •* yeur written defentei. It any. M It on Potltlonor’i alterney. trhoto name and address Is: TIM OTHY M. O’LEARY. ESQUIRE I4SSW. Fairbanks Avenue Winter Fork. FlorMo ttrt* on or ketore mo Itm day ot March. IVN and tile Iho original with me Clerk OT mu Court timor before ttryIce on Pell IMnor't ottomey or immediately thereafter; ether*Ite, a default •III ke entered agemil you ter Hie relief demanded In Itte comatatat ot Petitioner W ITN E M My hand end the teal at tint Court on February if. m o (SEAL! Mary anno Merto At Clerk of the Court By: Jennifer P Price At Deputy Clerk Publish: Ftbruory 11, H. March 7.14. two D E N IM IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I I IG N T II N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMI N O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CAM NOi P 4H4 U 44L AMERICAN F tO N IIR SAVINOrDANTT/tFa Pint Fidelity Sorlnpl and Loan A t*eclotion. Plotntttt, vs RORERT R.MOON. IndtvMuNly and at Trveto* under True! Agretmanti dated April a. IHS knoem os Trust Humbert 7212. ZNO. 0*4.414. *14. « a . 4M. and at Trustee under Trust Apreementt dated July 14. HR* knoem at Trust Humbert 41.44.1L *4. 47, M, 4t and SB; GEORGE UNGER; SUSAN F I PUS; COAOt LIGHT ESTATES SECTION II. INC.. KEITH FOWLER; PAULA FOWLER; K IL L Y GIBSON; CHARLES POLK; TRAVISW. ALLEN; SEANE. ALLEN; DANIELL. JOHNSON. SHAWNA A JOHNSON: MARK ELKINS; RHONDA ELKINS; HELENE APOSTOLAKOS a/k/e HELENE APOSTLE; MICHAEL POPP: C. ANTHONY HOHAAANN: CAROLYN HOHMAHN; DONALDG. RICKETY; W IL L IA M ! CROWNOVIR: DONALD STACKPOLE JOYCE STACKPOLE; FELTO N E. KENNEDY; JAM ESD DAVIS; NANCYT. OAVI1. JU L IE HARRIS; end W ILLIAM L HARRIS: JOHN DOE end JANE DOE. ■X PARTE NOTICE OF NEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE met on me Tint day at March, ltd , at I M e m . or ot toon thereat Nr ot cowttol con be heard, the undersigned *111 bring on N be heard it* Plaintiff's Molten to strike. OaHndantt’ Metten le Dismiss end PloMUfft Motion N Appoint Attorney Ad Litem before Honorobie Kenneth J. Loftier, the Judge el me above Court, el M i Chambers In Iho County. Florida. PNoto govern yourself ec cardingly I HEREBY CER TIFY met e true espy hereof hat been furnished by U S Mod this tth day el March. INK to the oeove named eddresteeltl. Andrew M Brumby. Esquire F lor Ida Bar No : »4K0M SWANN AND HADDOCK. PA. One duPenl Centre. Suite 1MB ISO Norm Orange Avenue Pott Office Be* OW Orlande. Florid* HaM 0040 id M a iit it ATTORNE VS FOR PLAINTIFF. AMERICAN PIONEER SAVINGS BANK Publish March 14. IFtO DEO 144 Logal Hotfoot IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O P TN B E ID H TE IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF FLORIDA. Coo* I0LI Ob IIIO CAP* L COMMONWEALTH MORTGAGE COMPANY OF AMERICA. I P Pi aimid , vt, MARK A HU1SIV. II living, el in., ot at.. NOTICE OF ACT MOO STATE OF FLORIDA TO: MARK A HUSSEY. It living, ond DONNA J. SIEGEL. Mt WIN. It living. Including any If OOM Oeton- vltoet. grant##*, ottlgnoet. ere#tar t, lienors and Iruttees. and *11 ethtr person* claiming by. through, under *r egemtt tlffa ottamay ar immodlaNty tharaottar; atherwtta a default hA IfiNtW PMa4UWi^Ml MAmJjbPl fEV udaI fW ilriUP will E O# tho ralia! demanded In tho Complaint or Petition. DATED en IMi lim day el March. 1*00 ISEALI MAR YANNI MORSE C LER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT BY: Ruth King Deputy Clare Publish March 14. II. 70. April a. law D E O 141 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IID H T I I N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE HO. t*.**4L CA at I ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a F Nr Ida Flouititt. vs. CHARLESE OUHART.alal . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO. EDWARO S AIITFAR D , saTrvsNa Rasldanta: Unknown Lett Knew* P O B o .J . Break IMe. M A n ■aa. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an acHan N loreclota mt mortgage encumbering the lellewing M SemlneN County, Cendpmlnlum Unit 7b. Build Ing 1C. et HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS, according N the Declaration el Cendemlnlum recorded March 77. IMS ih Official Record* Book 1414, Pages I SBI thru 1717 and amandad by llrst amandmanl thareN recorded May 14 IMS In Olllclal Records Beak 1414, P tg ta 1411 thru i n l and amandad by second amandmanl thereto recorded May M. IMS In Official Record! Book i«4l. Page IM I and amended by amendment thereto recorded June 4 IMS in Offk 1*1 Records Book 1*44 Pages 1111 thru m i. and lu rlh e r emended by amendment thereto recorded July II. IMS In Official Records Bee* 1414. Pages IS44 thru 1411 end lu rlh e r emended by amendment thereto recorded February 1. IM4 In Otllciel Records Book 1707. Pages 1034 thru t<H4. and further amended by amendment thareN recorded May 4. it** m Official Records book 1711. Pages IXM thru ms. end tu lh a r amandad by amendment thereto at recorded in Otllciel Records Beak 17*]. Pages I0M thru 1110. Public Records of Seminole County. F lor id*. Ngathar with all appur tenancy* thareN and an un elements pi std Condominium as sat forth In said Declaration Together wtm Rang*, relrlgar ater, nether, dryer he* been Iliad by the Plelntltt against yeu end ethers in the above styled cause end yeu ar* required N serve a copy el your written dr tenses. It any. N It on SMITH B SIMMONS. Plain!itts attorneys. I l l West Adams street. SulN 1114 Jecktenvilw. Florida 11101. en or betere March 17. IfOO. and til* tha original wtm the Clark at mis Court either betere service an Plaintiff's attorney or Immadi aNIy theftaltar, otherwise a default will be entered against yeu tor m* rollel demanded in the complaint or ptIII ion WITNESS my hand and seal ot Pus Court en this ism day et Fflbruery. IHO MARYANNE MORSE CNrk et tha Circuit Court By JenniNr P Price Deputy CNrk ISEALI Publish February |l. n. March 7. 14 IWO oiNnt C E L E B R IT Y CIPHER a c a j ai x M X I V M W V t a K X l a m x o ia m Z J M I X M X L n x a a l ao CLASSIFIED ADS Som inolo 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ____________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 MRiMBfN. Mm . .. He •Rag vve QO ivx I V V I O Q n x x o O Q K L c x i. • — Z Q O V V X K M O O S E . PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N "I con trunk of no more stirring Symbol of man s humanity to man than tha flra angina — Kurt Vonnggut O ttM tf E>**yt*<k* nam tery. Even Ing ilitlt. 14 hours par week ..............................f and good teSRStoteSft re et TOC ..B ig** ,______ ' 1 Ur n1 Fort ttnw tram, 14) M l p m , I Bay* weak talVhr. At Neel I I yrs aML NeaBe to have — ------(MM car* eap. er towerFt Eton. EFu RFWRB tow* cenenOeprn H I *>44* tel. CM S I HR’s Ffkot afco»f rettert a II SOtmh diMMinf ler prompt p o fiw l Scheduf Inf mof tnclud* Harold M w f t t e of the cett at an aHnxmol day . 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Tan Place Subd, 471 L Badterd Rd REWARD m H*V*3S4M0 35— SpwcLil Wotlcw ICC0MIA NOTARY Far Details: IW 4H41S4 FNrtda Notary Aaeacletlen 37— Nonary A Child Can CNILO CARE MoBwr of 1 will car# Nr children, newborn N years Sanford. H I 4AW CHILD CARE • Hidden Lake are* my home AM age* Fenced yard, meats. 7 a m N la m C*rHe7CA14.M»M77 EXPERIENCED MOTHER OF TW O my ham*. Lake Mary area. All agrt. fenced yard. ns»*l4 HRS 4b7C4J7 777 1410 LA R I MARKHAM Child car*, age* J and up- TL C meals and snacks........Ml MM altar 4pm MOMS HELPING MOMS TLC Child car* In my hem*. Good references Call U»017« S H A R O N 'S A D O R A B L E STINKERS A tun. happy healthy atmosphere I Two hot meals dally I Two licensed L CPU carl ladtos to lev*, teach and pipy wtm yeur children trom7AM taS:MPMm>H4 W ILL DO Babysitting in my norm, pvoar >•“ inoro n Fff* S rta a ^ a R W M M ^ ^ ^ ^ 49— M is C B lIin G O U s BAD C l EDIT? Loans aeactly haw to Its yeur credit report. Gat team, credit card*, ate. Ameling recorded message reveals dttal Is MS Tt* lias Legal N o tic e s U N ITID ftTA TK I DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION CASE NO: >9171 Cr Orl 18 UNITED ST AXES OF AMERICA Ptaintitl. v, OSCAR JIMINEZ. GRACE I2BICKY. Drlmdanii AMENOEONOTICE OP PORPEITURE Notice it hartfiTy given that the Fabruary S. 1999. in tha cata at United State! v Ouar Umlnei and Grace libichy. Criminal No •f 727 Cr Orl ll. the Honorable G Kendall Sharp, United State! Dittricf Judge Middle DHtrkt ot Florida, entered an Order ot Forfeiture an the following propery t Land, improvement!, and retldence located at I I t I Barbuion Court, Winter Spring*, Florida, with The following legal description: Lot 48, Sunriie ViHage. Unit l According te the ptet thereof as recorded in plat boo* 27. page tt. ot the public record! of Seminole County, Florida 1 A conveyance further de scribed as- a is*! Chevrolet Cor v*It VIN tAY87**8JI0SJ48. titled in the names ot Oscar and Diana Jiminai J A conveyance turther de teribed as 197* Mercedes Bern convertible. VIN 1070441203Me I titled in the name of Wholesale Car Trader 4 130 000 00 in United States currency I A ll precious metals, ’gemstones, or other items of iewelry. including a gold Presi denfiel Rolei watch, gold chain! w ith d ia m o n d s i n la id medallion!, and gold coin! The foregoing Order ot Forfeiture having been entered on February i 1990, the United States hereby gives notice ot its intention to dispose of the lor felted property in such manner as Ih# United Slates Attorney General may direct Pursuant to the provisions ot Title II. United States Code Section IS3in), any person hav mg or claiming a legal right, title or interest in any ot the aforementioned property mutt file a petition within thirty I;.30) days ot the final publication uf this notice The petition shall be signed by the pefitoner under penalty Of periury and Shalt set forth the nature and eotent o» ih# petitioner s right, title or interest in each of lha forfeited properties the time and circumstances ot the peti tioner s acquisition ot th# right title arwl interest in the teeterted property and any additional tacts supporting th# p#filmn#r s cijim and the relief sought United Slates Morvhai Middte District ot Florida Publish March 7. 14 21 >990 DCO ) CMi (417) I23-5M7 Per H * . m i f * eemete P B O P IB TY ft DAY C AR ! 1791 North Brittle Dr. Day Cere Nertery. completely mofttrrt ft beavttful Can be v«ad M medical tacUlty or any ether hind at butinau Mrs Green J2JOS71. eve after • pm IM 5 IU ______________ SwitarB CUM Cars CaMar to open seen. Lees* 4 toes* SMALL HOME TOWN BUtt N E f t needs tln e n c le l assistance la eipend and «rew Willing I* pay 11% interest en small I year teen CaN Mrv*. m IMI 7 1 -H tlp W E n f d A M U S I FUU OF KIDS CHILDCARE CENTER Mature* depend H n 12 6 Must get chauf lie 122 1988 ACVTUC C0AT1M JOSS!! SHOO 114 Mper hr. He riper fence neadid II In tha Industry and growing W o r k o u t d o o r * en CARS a BOATS* PLANE I Many postItem aval table Call Mr. Berk# 111MS-7771 ACTORS/EXTRAS Hollywood East Mgmt No asp naces aery Lk TAMWI4UI JJ7I Saaclaltt MsatNatbi Harold ATTENTION HICHSCH00U AS LOOKING FOR EXTRA CASH! Work offer urool. planting flowering plugs Call Carefree Green Houses m a t I ask tor Alton ar Chad ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL m d M t APPOINTMENT UTTERS Prefer exp. but will train The right person Hri. Mon-Thurs., 10 AM ; PM Apply 2297 Saotord Ave, 9 AMfo 2 PM ARE T0U HONEST AND HAR0N0RKINC? W* have tullrpart lima post tions I Escaltanl btnaflft and salary Apply (n parson now! speedway Starves Marvin t-4aadSR*4S— terd AUSTRALIA lUtffTS YOU!! EXCELLENT PAY. Benefit! Transportation Call 407 292 7400e>1 1242 Toll refunded fam 10pm AUTOMOTIVE AUTO ROOT MAN Must be leper fenced, heavy collision and has* own teal* Celt I I I Ida* tor eppeintmenl CASHIERS NEEDED All shift* available. Good Hourly wage Rais* after 40 days NO *<pel me# needed Start immediately Promo Ikmalopportunities Apply*! Amoco Food Shop 4*00 Slat* Road 4*Sanford or 4*0IS Mary Bird. Lk Mary Lega l N o tic e s NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is her*by given ihjt 1 am engaged in business at 212 E Altamonte Dv . Altamonte Springs, FL. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam« ol TCBV ENTERPRISES l " THE CI T Y' S BEST CHOPPER I, and that I intend to register said name with the Cteffh ol the Circuit Court Sem mote County. Florida in ac cor dance with lha Provision! of the Fictitious Nam* Statutes, To Wit Section 842 09 Florida Slat ute! 1927 Debra K Brunoehltr Publish March 14 II, 71 April 4. 1990 DEO 100 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT BID* It 40 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Sanford Florida will receive seated bids up to ! M P M on Tuesday March 771990, in the Purchasing Office Room 241 for the following items TRIPLEX MOWING MACHINE AM bids are te be delivered or mailed to The City of Sanford Purchasing Office 300 N Pork Avenue Sanford. Florida 32171 The sealed bids wMI be publicly opened later that same day at 7 00 P M in Th# City Com mission Chambers, Room 117. lanfordCfty Hall Specilicahons and the proper b>d forms are available at no cost m ihe Purchasing Office. JuC N Park Avenue Sanford Florida 140/1 )J0 set J Th# City of Sanford reserves ihe right io accept or reject any or ait b»ds with or without cause lo waive technicalities or te accept the bid which In Its ludgement toast serves the inter esf of th# City CITVOF SANFORD Walter Shear n Purchasing Ag*n March*. I9«0 Publish March U *990 CEO t)7 NEW I T ART I M R A TE ) Full/pert lint* petlllen* avellaM*. I s pertone* pre torreF. Apply at; MR NtelR tar* Cawtor , laatorF ■E.GE./N HOUSIKIEPER/NANNY pwl tun* - S day* per wk. 7 M to nten, siBd/wk. Therevgh cl*Ming 4 eap. wllh chUdren. cvto tu n a n fs a e M S Meet hd meanifghtor I Agereelmktofy liheur* ear steak m i f l MEDICAL CONSTRUCTION HRLftRS I I to 111 par hour. Witt train, lever*1 reeded I taring newt Metre BtosWtomsent..... atBtttl CONSTRUCTION IE C R I t ARY CMTIACTONSAUS COONMNATM Able to work with contractor* handling phene*, orders end deliveries tor eutdde sales persons Good working (kill* and personality Monday Friday. 4AM to *PM Apply In parson Low*’*/Maitland ______ aaeit Hwy tree______ ASSEMBLERS TO te HRI Sem* will train Job Canter, we 77*41*4 * CONSTRUCTION* •COORDINATOR* IF * wkl Take charge person needed! Us* yeur skill* to win this spelt FenlesK benefits! AAA EMPLOYMENT IM W .n to tt...............m u t t COSMETOLOGY BeautkIan. Nail Tech, and Etacfrefysiil Headed tor nk* thep in Sanford Great Family Can m m m CRUISE SHIFS New hiring all position* Beth skilled and unskilled For Information Call l*H> 77SSM7E it H**7 CRAFTS* SKILLS* TRADES AU TRADES NEEDED Pa.nfars, Carpenier*. etc. Gel all th* work yeu can handle Cat!................4**<mi CULTURED MARK! MIXER M i CULTURED TOURER Full tlmt Good banetlt*. Apply In per ton Miracle Marble. TUI Keslner Place. Suit* 101, In Ih* Perl ot Santotd___________________ DELIVERY DRIVERS hav# a van or cover#d pickup? Want to work part time? Call Anytlma: Stan#* Herb! Ill M il O I2 H W A 1 H K B / K IT C H K N H IL P I II Port lime Apply Cerle* Italian Bestauranf. 228] S French Ave, Sanford DRIVERS Tei/tdsseakly LecaliLonghaul Will Traei 1 Ml M M ....... J A H World FLORIDA JOB CENTER, INC. 22901 V o lin ii Aw H oiifflin R ui Esiali BJdn|. Ofin ( I City. FL. 127(3 CAU COLLECT (904) 774-4344 or 4777 Admmislr alive Asti SJ00WKI Leasing Agent M ind up Laborers....................ToSIMHI Bookkteperl ToUfCWKI Construction Workers To tllh rl $79 FEE 50 Mod*) B«ck G w ifiltd MASTER CAR0/VISA SATURDAY HOURS 9AM12:30 DRIVERS WANTED E * i#r».#U fiRK*«4i y Mud b# D O T CNrfifltd Apply in p#f!on; Lowa't Of Maitland 8402S USHwy 1792 S## Grady or Ooug__________ Eaty War! I CacNitenf Pa ft A!i#mbte product! at horn# Call for mformahon 204 041 8003Ext 7940______________ ★ FLOOR MAN# HONOURS a GOOD BENE FITS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Laagwaad H#«mi Car# U8-8208 FORRUFTOFERATOR Hiring new. M to 111 per hour plus bene11Is! I ISI toe* .... JAHWerld GOLF C O U d lt MAINTENANCE WORNERS Good pay Full and part iim# po!ti)onft avatlabte Lonqaoed araaGoH Coura# Call 84111J6 G000 WOIKERS REEOCOI Daily Work Daily Pay Call Baft ter dtlail! alter 3piw____________ 122 7221 HAIRSTYLIST Full or part Hm# Mu«f haw# foifoainq_______ Call 321 2887 HAIKSTTUST Eapartencad. fully framed prote!!tonai rw#«i»d for newly redecorated and tapandtd full service uton *0% plus per cenfog# af refail Paid vaca llon Corrfna'i ftaauty Saion: __________ 1714171__________ HOTEL/MOTEL Sheraton Orlando North Motel ll 4 ft Maitland Bivd I ha! Immediate opening* for maid! ft housemen Apply in p*fson Monday thru Thursday 10 am to 1pm EOE WM i N W I FuHHma Bananto. SO MBS PAINTERS. d.M N RI Hiring new. cMI newI JekCwstor, to*n*o*4 FRONT DCSN RECIfTMMST a PHARMACY TECN* Far family preettee office, toll llsti*. Send Return* Te: DBS French Ave .Santord.mil M IDI CAL Nall II taka*I WIN hire new I AAA EMPLOYMENT MtSB-SSRlS).................SM-Slig POSITIONS l Be otter tap pey. greet bonotltt end ttw oppertunlty to stork at marry el the top camp ante* m yeur are* Celt new ter en tf..... .......w t m FRONT BUN ATTENDANT NOFEE/PRIDAV PAY Clll ion cemplaa. Canlacl Mery ar Wend* ......... 7k7b*M MIOICAL and atoernean part ton*. E> parlance p»wtoliM. FeH Hm* Mr*. Oman SDSWl. eve after S e m n S B IM ._____________ * RSRIONAL SECRETARY a I I hri E selling career tor and arganliettan tkllto ar* a a c r r s a a SERVICES EOE___ __________JF/F/H/V FALLSH IFTSII • GREAT SALARVII • EXCELLENT BENEFITIM "Join our eicellenl heallh cere toem” . Care * INSTANT M T O C O S * Start teday end get a I years ewtorlence rtfin td FHA and VA pietofred Mbs Imum typing 1) word* per minute Sterling salary mid paycheck within e steak. We held beck nothing O ur employ*** art ewittentty In cauragad. and atilstod sa they •ill meat larger paycheck* all III* lima Sound Inter esfIng7 Part Hm* B toll lime avail**** Call toGey MBISBS i Apply In penen l l Federal*! Wn First IIIW 1*111 OFFICtCURN JANITORIAL EVENINGS. S4M to start Immodtata epanlngt *M tlM KEYES F L A , INC. Realtor., pay* toltton te Reel Ettal* School I ...............Call i n we* LANDSCAPE BS. TO M HRI Soma tram, cdlnowl Joe Center, to* 774 41*4 Meaning* M hour* per week, seme Saturday fnem lnge I year teeertance. Apply: Letve’tO I Mellland NWS 17 FI. Mellland_______ NEW ACCOUNTS REF I «paf fence preferred. Mim mum typing M wpm Apply In person: Fleet Federal Ol Sem Male 111W III St LAMR MAINTENANCE Commercial ccmfract tvptrl one* onto............ ......H I 4MI NURSE A10C5 * AU SWFH HIGHER STARTIHO FA Yl Far certified *r MAI0S WANTED On* ol th# targast maid sarv let* .n lha area seeking neal depencebl* person* to lain our Item S day steak, good pay Located In Fern Perk m i Me MANAGEMENT GbH Cm t m /RV P u t Couple to opt re ft 9 holt tours# Reply Twin Palm!. Drawer 100 CHte*n, 32764 •MANAOIR TRAIHIK • 1120 wkl Loam mflro opera lion ol busin#ssi Eiftnefve training program? National company I Groat benefits I AAA IMPLOYMCMT 798W.227R tt.......... U J-II7 6 M AT! R IALI COORDINATOR IIJvOOO YRI Hiringnow, call now! Jab Canter. 984 774 4204 M A T U R 8 person fa holp operate small OtH ft grocery rwar Sanford Ca« lor dtlails 372 W00 between I and MAM MEDICAL L e tt' tH E .ln d S I.__________ NURSES AIDES All I shift* benefit* Higher darting pay D t BARY MANOR MN. Hwy. 17AVI. Oakery. FI Men. tor* Frl. tAM talPM. *4Bd4M B IO FART TIME JANITORIAL PERSON Morning* I It AAA. I day* per week. E ic e lle n l lor re lired/seml retired. Sentard Area C a ilis iim PIR M AH CN T OFFICE ASSISTANT SAMIPM daily Must be dependable, eeml retired preferred Resume to Manager. PO Rea 111*14 Lengweed. FI 77177 PHARMACY TECH Hospital Pharmacy Tech end IV Admlrture eiptrlenct prefer rad Typing end cam pgter entry required Full time Competitive salary and btnttlt* Apply. W*tI Votutl* Memorial Hetpllal 7(1 W Plymouth Ave. OeLend. FI. MEDICAL ASSISTANTS FOR P ED IA TR IC O FFIC E Freni end beck personnel needed Send Resume Te: PO Bei in* Sanford. U/7T 1174 tois ,............ s o -iiw RESTAURANT COONS, NBSTUSES N N im S A H U N IS K S khllti' ayallahto All trceltonl .V T The Wattle Itom SIM W, SI. R4 44 Sanford MS MSB................--M/P/EOE SHIFT SUPERVISOR Kitchen leper lance NO F i t ............. RETAIL CASME1/ST0CI PERSON Pert/Full lime Application* new being accepted e l Decktide Impart* NS* Or lande Or. IWetl Mart Ftaia. if ei) Sanierd m t m RETAIL CASHIIRVSAUSCURU Accepting appUcallent. full hme ar perl lime Ftoiibto hour*. Eicellenl company benefit* Feld vacation ond holiday*, prodI sharing and stack purchat*. Apply In parson Wall Marl. MM Or lande Or. Sentard lo t SALESPERSON Sharp. avtgMitf w/car lo tall r e ta t / p h a la * In n lg h l c lu b i/ ra ila u ra n l* . O nly tartout Inqulrla* ideal* Alter 1 10 pm 407 44« SGI________ w SALES ASSOCIATES * Te market arrtag* A auction ......... Call m m s SALES ADVERTISING SALES The Sanford Herald I* seeking an Individual tor eur display advertising staff Candidate* must be energetic, tell motivated, end organlied. Prior etprtonc* In newspaper and/or advertitlng sale* a plus Position oiler* salary plut commission, mileage, end berwlllt- Send resume to Leer* Selben ■ ■ ■■ kti m ^ ab U •m^Rw m P.O. ftai 1627 Saatefft. FlarWanTn I6S7 1 * P I R ^ w k ii DOT CCRTIFIED DRIVER Needed ter local delivery. Mon Frl Benefit* Substance abuse testing reared Apply In person Pert* City- Wl B Cornwall Hd . Sanford t O E n FART TIME FILS CLERK/SWrTCNROAXP IB am. Ip ):M pm. Mud have prey. eWke top, ke h.4 ered •eta and nen enekei Apply Rkh F a d Flan. Ml W. 1>m St.SanlwdStolpm BOP M C I CLERKS • RECEPTIONISTS FSECRETARIES FWORO PROCESSORS FINOUSTRIAL WORKERS CORSnUCnON M l TtAOCS Lacal/CarlbBaanlU total hr l-ay7M M ..TAH N T>U ILD ER I C O R t T R U C T IO N LOCAL/CAR IEEE AN Far Elettrltlan*. Carpenter t. Heavy EquIpmatV Operator*. Flumber*. A C . Orywall, G l a t t n g . Ira n n a r k . Mechanic*, lupervltart. to 14*. hour. tWI-4fFMI» TA LE N T B U ILO E R )....... FE E 71— I W 7 1 -i PI# Milie arfonliesi par son Fteiilte erlfl* plMMMMSt IoWbbi 9N8PB8I’* |tun I n» hefofof ttfU M . M U L - M f A M W M V R nFR W A Y U T W M V 9 - N bbr 7 1 - H t t fW w tt t * H A m ELIES QNUCAHCIRTEN O rla n d o - W in te r Park ADJUSTMENTS ANO C M D IT S i In t t * tv tfr t 1 an IIO A u tu m n L e a f w a y . Ftarcru *. Cterglt M*W YOU ARE NOTIFIEOmot on action N Nrectoto a mortgogo on the tallowing pregorty m SomlnN* County, FNrMa: LOT M. WESTLAKE MANOR UNIT O N I. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN FLAT BOOK II. A T PAGES J THROUGH -1. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PURLIC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA, haa boon tiled against yeu ond you ere repaired N terra e copy at yeur written defenses. It any, N il an: JO S E P H M. F A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Flelntlir* attorney whew address Is: Ml N. Franklin Street, SulN ITM. Tamp*. Flertde Had an ar betere tha 1JM day ot April. IVW. and nk mo anginal Wtm mo CNrk of mia Court Iphar c pear ar *a i 71— Http Wintyd s k i s Additions 4 REiwodtilng Haute!* Rt!faeraid». Ollicet State certified CBCO 24983 W# Design/Build and otter Fra# Estimate! Call24A8m MILLER ADDITIONS Cmlral F lor Ida Sfnc* IfW Free Design. Fra* Estlmatoe ICGCIIMM............ .......n IH *4 Air Conditioning 4 Huting_____ SERVICE - All m ars C/H/A. wafer to air, air to air heal pumps Haw and eilstlng in slettalien 17 Yrs aiparlanc* W*yn* Dykes Sr. new with Em ory's Plumbing Lh IRMMIM44------- I I ) IS4* A PPIU nets i : S K iS ca iissa a m i C o n c rtta WEST CONCRETE S I I V I C I Small Jaa**Rfg Jebt a Repair Jake. Free Esf. Call awyHm* jye yell Lktnwd/Insured ------- ElBcirlcxl------N IR ITA Q E BL8CTRIC Prompt, Rtatonabie Service L kerned/Intured |R#98II43J Cai 487 m 8783 --------Ab I 1 4 T . c I.I b — GEORCE’S BAIT A TACILE Open 4 AM 4 PM GUIDE SERVICE Fresh SmokedMulleft Live Wild River Shlnners FISMng Equipment C -IIA Oreeqe B/vd. Lake Monro* .... .. 171 D d H in d y M » n " C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , masonary. palnlmg and IIM Free estimate* Cafl 71)014 FIX IT-FAST INC HOME APPLIANCE NEW APPLIANCES G lan d MAYTAG ALSO USE0 APPLIANCES Recondfl tenad a Cuarantead GOOO SELECTION » « I . Cammeroal SI. lantord "On* Call To Doll A tr Your HaigTiborhood Handy Man Rtsfdantial d Commarc lal Call ScaHTedayll tn S TH REPAIRS* PAINTING Tardwark * LfgM Hauling H* J*k Tea Small Call) H o t t ib Improwmtnl 322 3113 PAINTINS/RIMODBLINO. In teriar or oetorlor. Fence ^ u l l d i ^ Low Rate! 349 9171 B u ilding C o n tra cto rs’ H om e R e p B ln NSW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All Type* camtrueten. Ras/Cam I I ) f ill S O BaliW. CBCetSM* C B rp tn fry CARPENTER All kinds et hem* repair!, painting ft ceramic tile Richard Grot! 121 2972 LfC'2 CARPCNTiY Storage building, dackt ft m lic carpentry Inlurid ft Ik tnaod Free Eitimate! 37)9114 C B rp B t/U p h D lita ry _______C ltB flin g _______ ONE ROOM FRCC. Dupont T«flon protection (112 $70 v4luel w i room ipecial 234 72 or 14 92 per room 10% Of* pet o«3or problem! ft repair!. AiA about our upholster y special!? Mou!. 8 AM te 8PM 8300314 C le d n in g S ervicB ~ NO time ter that cemptete c1*4mng? Been putting tt oft? U t u! worry about i* for you Call ASAP Cteanevg Any !lio home 2)0 guar.an.teed Lieanted • Bonded • tmured ________ CaM4791712________ OfFICC CLEANING Married couple with e«pen *r<t and reference! Pleave call Alter Hour! Cleaning W v k # Day or e^ning? 122 7243 O.M.MAINTKNANCI 2AVI 1t% now en any larv kw; lawn cart to plumbing or elec* For toetl price! 1)92019 LindscBping Wieto, prtcas pvunfng A cleanup Mulch A new plantings H j w | l L « 4 U f J f « | m *747 L a w n S tr v lc * a f f o r d a b l e law n ca r e D U A L IT Y WORKI FR E E ESTIMATES C*H m taes Chuck’s Ovality Law* Car* Comm/Res eFR EEES T.I Ne lob too leva*/small . H I 1171 ECONOMY LAWN SERVICE iR la l i #wn c a r * . Sraa estimates Call P I 7 m LAWN CARE Mowing Shrub pruning. Fast Service law BrlceseFree E ll *4*11*1 PROFESSIONAL GARDENER Mewing, edging, new sod. new seed, re sod re saad. priming, topping, trimming, removing A clearing- planting, clean upI C o m p l e l * C a r a 1 F r ee ev mates I Mr Very 111ecu SHUMAN’S LAWN MAINT. 1) Yrs Eip Comm /Res Mew. edge >M 4 up H l U f t M a s o n ry SOUTHERN STONE WORK Waterfall!. Japarwse gardtii pool!, stonework around twlmrvting p o o l!. !ton* tfrtrance! !fo<CO 700 2377 M u iic L v tto n s PHee/KayBeeed kwfnwitea Accepting students Private lessons All levels 4*7 sseeee* N u n ln g C if COMPLETE heme cere with lev* A concern lor the elderly Specious accommodation*, low monthly rate* Day Car* Available Alse 11*447* Deltona Nurtiag Servlet. Inc. "Heme Care Thai's AHerdabto” Nurse* a AMieUve la's N lS le im P a in tin g FRANK BARNHART pointing ft pressure cleaning, IS yrs. tip References m-1141 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Pratesueael war*. Mrly. rales avail. Ted, MMStj. Free Etl. Lyadew'l PtitoliNnel Fetal mg Lake Mary Resldenl Infer lor/Ei Nr tor Licensed/1mured Free Esllmatosl M e llH PAINTING Interior A t decMr Houses, Apr* A (lc. Settler Cilliees 11% dlsceiml Call enyltos* T U R N PaiRtiHI 1 PlfBf IUR(iR| Quality Work. Reasonable Price*. Free E ll In*. H I SITS P lu m b in g ~ R titaaci P l«m !i#t Inc ht.Otek# For Y#ur Plemftlwg fon d!11 ft laHourtft Repair! ft RvmodftIing ft Rtpiping C F C0J till ft 83144l«/)2) 4666 34.10 OfT WITH THU 00 RELIANCE INC S E W H I DRAIN CLEANING 1*hours! Flelralesl Free Estlm*tost CFCOIIMJ •n enter m s e u 34.U OFF WITH THIS AD • SAVE MORE HAULING • Trash, free IrlmrtUng. house end garage clean ail, m i n i TARDDCBNIS HAULED U4/LOAO ALSO. JUNK CARS REMOVED. FREE *es n i l T re « S «rvlc« “ ic H O L lT R ^ iM v iL , Free esiimatosi Fair Prices! L k Ins Stump Grimbng. Tool H I m t day m ml* "Let The Peelesttonalsde tr* TR IM M IN G . Topping. Re move!. Hauling, all phases ol ire* work Call nicer! W a ttr/A ir Purification MIRA COM Water and Air Fillralian tor horn* and busman Far Fra* Estimate Call sea t i ll �Sanford Harold. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. Marcti 14. 1990 — 1 77— A p a rtm e n t* Seeking aapariancad service seta* mdlvldealt to m rh M glanweu* madaMwg Industry H ut) ^^■ ew* b www#-. Saturday!. Madallna. l u , dance background natptui For mart Into ond kdevvlew C M : to 497 774-T i l l ttCKTM T YwPrawe^e •tllh. general oilK» knewi edge and typing to wpm Non snsgkar. » t toto toon 1 1 1 SECRETMT It plus too par nook Bosk Leaping ft computer ooporl ones. A variety of Outtoo. Coll Koran Ns twtorvtaw» ttO SICMTMT le a k in g s h a rp , h ig h ly moti.otod Individual tar a challenging secretarial FOX (Ion. Strong typing (kills, tola phana iklllt and garteral antes procedure* Salary nopotllOHO Closing Data tom March t t taw Private Industry Council at SamMale County, Inc. I l l I Son ford A ra . Santord t o ( • a a n t a m l o tom . i o k k /f i h i v ; •S I C a iT A A T . U N wkl Wall established company o lid aacalloM wo.king aimstplraral Ba right arm to Vico Pr.tidmi I AAAEM M .O VM INT w a w .a w M ..............ro -iito SCCUBITY OFFICIBS TOf FAY O llcsnaa roouoad Ciraito csnfracil Call I Wo 711 OQM S IC U B IT T GUABD FULL TIM E. Sprinf Laos Hill*. Call w m t l t o i l a s A Ip m security officers Wackanwut leaking tor iscurl ty otfkars tor Heathrow and Santord arts. license ra oulrod K.O.l. aw OK I.______ T SKINT PAINT IR ooporl' onto protorrad Salary bated on oiporionco Nontmoaor Call m itaokt— i a i t i l i m a b k i t i n o t To s o n b i Soma train, tomo local I Job Cantor, WO TtO OOP SAN FoeD B A B A te A FT. . Flnan A ju o toWlO ftp WwTt toT^p*. utmttoe paid gw/waek or tMt/mwitoty M l CAM ATTBNTION IINIOBS TIC NOME COMPANIONS Naodt mature TLC ladloo Porter full Urn* Coil Ml lari * truck driver * Foot (Toronto company Iat mg appilcaltont tor dallrory pool tton Mutt moot D O T quail tlcatiano. pro ompiaymont drug-alcohol tott required Duties include dallrory at un flmthod mood molding, to account! ihrsughoul the tie to E real lent bonalltt Include medical and denial Insuranca. It intoroolod apply at Broom Molding Company I0W Fll/patrick Point Lake Monroe. Florida 1 O E_____________ M l 7001 VOLT TIM FONAItV SERVICES ________ Call PIT t in murnssES Apply bttwMii 2 and 4 p m Mon Thurt it Bahama Jo**, 2404 S- Frtncfi A w , Sanford N# tDmm call* #*■•$#. NAtt HOUSI HELP U 30 to 112 20 par hour. Will train. All ihifh! ■ t....640-tHt JS0 to 1100,000 II dlttributart noaded Part A full tlmo No tap necotury Bober I O'Noil It* 1310 *3— R o o m * to r R en t A TTB A C TIV I BOOM TV. micro* ctaoniisg Mrvtc* ________ Con u i m r ________ KITCHEN. foundry priviiogai Motor* mol* pr*f*rr*d Coil 291 4Q1| or *04 77} 1001 *7 — A p a rtm e n t* Furnished / Want SANFOBD 1 bdrm. i.ctltont naighbarnood, cempiolo privacy I l*0/wk pluo SIM lacurlty Call H i m t . A TTB A C TIV I 1 bdrm. yard, carport, quut area I too par rreek piut MOO lacurlty depot It.......... ................... Call M l 0047 L A B O i renovated l o r l b d r m i . rent by wt/m o A/C, pool, laundry, tale tor children, ■pec ini discount tor v cm lent m t a t O o r i n t H l MOVE IN SftCIAl L A R G E 1 bdrm. A/C. pool, laundy, D it/ m o No dapokif tor q uo lifltd applicants or kanior tiliio nk m t f i l N IC E c9*«n 1 bdrm opt ideal tor coupl* *28S/mo plut t?00 tocurlty Coll 222 O H _________ S A N T O R O . I bdrm *3 IS/mQ plus 1200 t*curlty. R tf«r*nc*t *' I Coil 174 *044________ 1 bdrm I hath. boon, canyeMffdawdf r todto P M ____ CLIANt LABef ApoMmentl CwdUcatlen SXBtotMRpar monlb tab Feta . Coll m III# apartments ■I T BA LABG t UNIT1I l . l B l kadrwmapti Feal/Tannlt Court Faacatul, canvanton! lacatton Qutot att ttraat perking RaneyatIan Speciall tap aecutlty tar total!. ttad applicants I MG MM MABINIB'S VILLAM Lake Ada I b * m ____ IMS me Ikdrm -M W me A up HM070 MOW IN special Large renovated I kdrm. pool. UW/me Na dapaaM tor totall had apphcenti or tanlor till iotto PMkkiorinaoiP SANFOBO • 1 bdrm . 1 bath, ch/e, specious. a* appliancao Inc Mod 770 HOI, leave maog SANFOBO. LAtge I and 1 bdrm ‘t. pay monthly er weekly Dap . retorencas. 10% att Senior Cltlramt M l 0747 SANFOBO • I bdrm. I bath, malar appliancao MOO'me a 147— Sy e r t l n f Q# #e » •dOCF CLUB ■tun let w/«oif bag and partakta cart Mt AAA B W SIN IIS C B N TIH New amcb/Whoa. Mb It. to l.aOS N. Bayi wHh ar w/a otticao ttarting at MSA/ato “ r .lf / W B M W MUIRS__________ M O L T CLUBS Lataas RH. I la w . > S 7 ( * F W Mi red let with bag (acaliant S7S............... Call M l! 1 9 1 -* «riM in « M a te ria l* I BOBM, tu bath tawnhauoe 127—O H k o Rontolo BBANO NEW OFF 1CI BLOtato t o t * r t t o i a w w rt • C IIO M M I Mara ur Speclei .. UM/me Call B l W f ________ ISMAL L B I NT AL OF FIC11 laaad SC I Vary roaaaaabtol lla U Call newI BLOATS O lbA R y 1 bdrm. 7-r batrt 7 car garage, tcraen parch, all malar appliancao Sald/mo III, leal A oac. tolooA I7IA OCBABV L A K IF B O N T ■ 1 bdrm homew/Fta room Big yard LOO/mo . tec Call NaiiBaatty. M lltia________ DILTONA ■ Nice 1 bdrm 1 bath. Kreared roam, garage, toncad SSSO/mo 1 yr Ware Wa7Wlaiaera07A*»taW HOMES TO RENT H w i lb*4r**m Unfurnishtd. Loh* Mory *nd Sonferd orooit Coll U r OvPi IpCblily tod kKAl*on« Ask for Brthdo | f l jj I k IVV IN UI \i I to I \ I • REALTY, INC. CO IT. Clean 1/1 Newly Be no,.led New carpel A win dewt Eel in kit Good lac Super Harter 'retiree U1A** O I B A R V C O U N T B V 171. STONE tpic, eat in kit, toyer, big lei. lance Near I a Priced tOtoll Now only........ kUTCS ASSUMI Na Quality! Spaciout Deltona 1/2 Wall kapl Eaty accau to mater hwyt Owner melivatod Now only Mt.tat BIO in FOB BIO FAMILT. Completely lenced Screened perch II you need tpec* Ihio U lll Now only S U F IB STONE ISLAND I year eld 1/lon halt acre Foyer, big mailer marble bath, TV. Altn. more Now only 1121000 IO N IC F B IM I Cammaroal 1/1 Peat Super potential tor ettka or ratal' uta Call naw Itoll ana............ II7..IM 322-2420 321-2720 B IN T TO OWN 1 bdrm. complataly remodeled I Laid B*r month Call SO MW SANFOBO -1 bdrm. ) bath ipllt plan Convenient to Lake Ma r y Bl v d . and 17 f l . M71/ma e dap la 1M* SANFO BD • N O B TH W IS T A B IA Cantortabto 1 bdrm homo, partially IurnHired Baaoanabla. with prompt payment. Idyllwdde Etomen lory ScBaal. Call Mb MOO ASSUMABLE, NO QUALIFTIK WINTER SnitNCS OB 1bedroom, f both, flrtploc*. to much to lift. I Yo«n oid MOI/mo..................Coll i H *1*7 1 BEDROOM. F*nc*d Kroon porch S423 p*r month, plus M p flt.........7.....CoH 122 10*3 105— D uplexT H p le i/R e n t LONGNQOO URETR0NT B«oulitul 2/2. I ytwr now Must So*I 1310/mo plus d* posit AyoHoblo2/l> OI2f4SS S A N F O R D * F u rn ith td 1 bedroom No poll N*ir downtoon Coll 111 1111. onytlmo botoro f PM M ELM AV. I bedroom. 1both, opplloncof. t7S/w*«k plus t U B U o c p r t t y -Coil 132 M il 1 0 7 -M o b ile H o m e * / Rent 2M1 Park O r, Seator* H I W Lab* Miry M.. U . Mary ASSUME. NO 1U ALIFT 1 bdrm 1 barn, large let. lanced back yard 112.M . *7, tab caW to mta M2 f it. in vi n 111 W. lot. I I . lo ll* * «l HUGE OAKS turret** ton lava ty 1 to m home wtto lemlly ream, tormol tanmg ream, oern parch, toncad yard, and Wubto carport CMy LU.Mi A F F O B D A IL S 1 bdrm. Ito bath hama CM/A. earner tot USS THAN S2S00 CASH SI,300 DOWN INCLCL0SINC 1 bdrm 1 b ith . llr r p lK * . ip p liin c iS . CirpoM .... U NO LiSS THAN S3.400 DOWN 1/2 split pl*n. ippliiTK**. 2 c « r g o ti^ o on privacy f*nc*d i J4tf» M7.S00 ASSUME, ROQUAUFT UUE MART POOL HOME Now 7 bdrm 2 -r bam 7 ilery. appliance!, fireplace. 1 cor ..... SM 000 garage ASSUME NO QUAlin J / l'i . 1*0* sq tt . htw p«int and c«rp*t. ip p IJ in c H on l/| *cr* 1312/mo 133.000 GENEVA Hous* on 2* a « r * s 3 bdrm . 2 bdth, ip p liin c if . gwroiq*. i d d l t l o n i l out bldg or workshop IT*. W0 PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321 4744 ______ A sswihn Lien Arbor. 1/1. uraanad porch. f*nc*d. A 1 ir»* |S,*OPdn |3f*08 323MO FHA/RON0M0HET New Home*. V X good lacahen. law dawn, low monthly Rev.to home! olio ...liable AA Carno!. Inc. Cantury II Call Jaitol Manaliald Oayv C TJO 0 Eveo. ML7I7I TELFAIR REALTY Repo ■ I4RM 1/1 gptll, II Fieatwaad/Sand Faint st.MO dawn tar qwalitled buyer Under SIM par month In elude da mig and tot rant 1 bdrm I bath ytia w/gar ago itathadtorack btatomprka 1 tochooietrem laaato It n tlk .................»a* 000 tt....................... HURRY AND CALL tor toll tuparbarfAln CALL BART BEAL ESTATE BBALTOB Ml 2.W MARtHAM WOODS AREA Lake Mary Ktroati. appraa, 1 acrat. largo oak tratt a bdrm , artatraom. formal dan. larw tcru nod »l. S lITM O Auumabla. Newly ranovatod. immataato eccudiniyl Owner, AM klM MINI ESTATE 10 acre! wim orange grave wrrpund! tola lovely 1 bdrm heme with It! own trocked (impend Spa. fireplace, and 1 bernv all lenced.................. HUM Metre Baal Strata Ca. lac. __________ Ml TU I__________ DLO COUNTRY NOME 1/1 Large toncad yard, double garage. 14 and SRaA M7JM Owner F manclno....... Ml 20*4 O UT-O F-S TATE owner mult tail. Handyman igaclel Brkk houta. I bedroome. I bam Mull be aaan Bad attar III] W Him St Call M IAIAIIM «r le n a rtn * ______________ D E L T O N A - 1 bdrm. apllt/lbato. 1411 aq tt to Or atoying Loan. Call US tail STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AREALTY _______M l rm/M uara______ A TRARSFERREOT * NEEDTO SELL? CALL Ul ll FOB IMMEDIATE ACTION Iw p fO M Rui CtUU 407322-1ISS W IN TE B SFNINOS l/lto. central H/A AeducadI UXW0 W. MaUCMwtkL Realtor __________ m m i __________ a BEDROOM A dan or 1 bdrm.. wrap around proch, A acrat f I bdrm in liwcoHag* f lff.OQO ONfR ickarAM KRA Sun FterMfle UMBM IpwwBdbfi. 3Ni-l7t3 12107SS 321-7257 IT OWNER SANFORD 2 bdrm , t b*m. lemity room. ♦t*tv%h#d wti yyj tip* H ItRS* l/l ipllt. W Champl •n/Cancard P lra placd . drywail Intar tor. vary clean jw R g, 3234141/431-37*3 CARRIAGE COVE SUFIR NICBII 1 batoaam. 1 tun bato. daubtowida Cato, drai caiimgt. hardbaartf sid mg ihlngla real, iklrllng Mutt Sea To Appreciates! l.f*l Call Collect *P7 WTOta araoi laaigiiatrerapm Itai Falm Air ■ la • II. central heal A air. waurer A dryer Good condition trao Lai la*. Carriage Cava Mobile Hama Perk Caliua atM IS?— R eel E state W in t e i * wNANTED# # HOMES a MOBILE HOMES RENTALS d A C E IA G I Jotttm tn Rul Estate 407-322-USS Wanted — mediately Id . ad acre*, suitable tor ratidantlal davatopement Write Tarry Clayton. Reuto to Baa II*. Lak* City. FI MOSS or call Broken protected 1*0— B u s in e i* F o r Sale ■UILDINO Zoned commUT cial Sel up at DUPLEX. Laase/Rurchai* pottibl*. Handyman ipaclall ISIS Park Drive ................XU HAS STYLIST - With (knowing Busy, friendly wrap Good walk ins. andtst SFaint! area M l T ill 141— Country P roperty / Sole * SECLUDED* BUT CLOSE TO TOWN S Acrat with Mobile Hama. Septic 4 Well...... . Nod Quolifyln* Moftgig* FOR SAU NY OWNER 101— A p p lia n c e */ F u rn itu re lom St A SenIced Are lonad GC 1 Onq N OW aq toot w*r*hous* or garaa* building On* *30 sq toot alike* bldg with additional 1.300 sq. toot covorod storog* piu* outsid* sforog* On* lot orr»M s»r**t ___F*r tub coil 02 *3**___ * r*sM*atiil units. inc*m* 112,000. *ap*ns*s 33 *00 Prlc*. 1*3.000 AuumobP financing ot*% m oH ). 153— A c r ta g tLots/Sdld LONOWOOO Dupto. Lot oil 17 *2 nmst 434 O*or*d 24K 321 13ii 33*1011____________ OCALA NATtOMAL FOR 1ST Wooded lois River access 31*30 *ich Na in«<(i«r d*wnf |71 41 monihly Own«r 1*04) 21* 4379 *r (9*41 *21 24M Grwai i«k« yiew1 2 bdnr» 2 baih scre*n«d pafta. pool and nwuiilus room *04 Norlhlik* Or Stanford No eppo<nim#nf naensary M*d W% 321 04*1 VILLAS OF CAiSKLBIRRT 2 bdrm- . 2 ibetn * den w»ttn portn H I 7WW4F1 till tS 7 — M o b ile H o m e s / S a le CARRIAGE COVE SURER NICE 11 1 bedroom. 1 lull bam doubiew.de Calhe drat ceibngt, nardbuard tid mg thingle root tairttng Mutt tee T* Apprecutoti] m Can Coned « ' ail 20a> nr M17 1*(4 19?t jaflDr *om 000 ItXM 1/Hi split. I ) Skyline, icraanadperch SHAM iot|tRSM Reel Estiti 407-322-USS LAKESIDE CONDO Lk Reel I slot* Broker 3*4* 1hinl*ird Are. l*RH 1/1. M Guerdon H T — Com ru t re la I P r o p tr t y /S a lo C o-O p/^ S a le BATEMAN REALTY IIR IS l/ l split. '71 Comb, screened room ------- ta.000 QUIRN REALTY* 321-3443 IlH W V IT n . OEAART LOCHARBOR la a to M Crattmada 1/1 •plil. ihlngla real, dlihwathar. tpk B ratrrg III MR ar attar Gay! mtlM/evet A tga MiaA/i___________ LOWEST PRICE EVER IN HI00CNUWE 4074444431/4074444772 LAKE MART By owner, I bdrm I bdih, control H/A. on 1 lots 111 Homewood Dr Radoced »o Ml.*04________ I *04 423 4**2 MUST SEU ■ape - 14X11 ipllt M Tidwell f i.lM dawn tar qualified buyer Under SMS par month include!mig and Mirant 1SS— C ondom inium s 2 bdrm 7 bath rplll plan large lenced tot Lake Mary whool* 1*2 ECO WALLACE C B E S S R llL Ty __________ Ml *177__________ URIRATHTINESTATU Urea. Ibadroam. f tooth, (tor Ida ream. c/VA. tumiihad and All ippllancaa. lhad IlIRBPar beat altar ... eat tala LAROR I B■ BROOM • Eacalianl tendman, nicely tumiihad. earner tot at Far* M l tail At 0 Mobile Fork aaaaaaaeaaaaae O O V IB N M IN T RESALES BOB M. BALL JB . F A LAKE MART B EALTV M M III SAU OR LEASE OPTION IN C L U D IN G C LO S IN O COST 1 A a bdrm nomat in Santord. D e lt o n a -D f B a r y 'lk . Mary/ LongwoDd'Altamanto Springe 141 HANDY MAN SdactaJ it ■ a ll/ ] wtto adtatran Ready to mava. tl.7Marbaatattar.MI Hal WOWHtBItoOB.l. A P I NTS Baild»oW«l tad Cammarclal H0R1LE HOME FOR RENT 1 Bidraata. I bath Call MLM** W IKIVA Btvtr ■I bdrm . I bam turn, utilitios potd Prlvit* proptrty 1330/mo Afttr *pm *04-m *014 MOPULARE STENSTROM CRUiMTTIME 2004000 141— H a w * f # r S i I# ii \1 1 1 4 1 - H o m es fo r Sal# We Hsl end sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford. Lake Mary area. 103— House* U n fu r n U h e d /R e n t OLAWNAtawar Toroil , Jhp. rear tagpar I mukhar. push, new wheats. Ill S IM M . a LAWN IN . ITS Old SANFOBO 1M7 French A w . In Martin Bldg . neat to Ootoan Lamb Bapaurant Call A M M w fln im ta lt. Oear tAW Sto FI. Uotog Anal I 2000 Lite M«y H *4 321-0S44 1?1— Law n 4 O a rJ e n 1 2 5 - F e r Lo o m •4$ A rt 34o t 1fm • AM ALL S T i l l R giLOINOl at dealer mvwca. J OB* to to.000 aa tt Cailadr Ttl (M l collect 711* Fork Are Aduttt inly SlMtma Incl water Call NancyM F . l t a S j n i U l 2 aooii. 2 oath am Q ro m rk v Olivetti. Model ItN. needs pan At it. SM Call between « A SAM er met Ml MM R e irte i* M Oappoit tor ■ A eear I eidrn in athetoncy. arc. util furnithed aacapt electricity lit. last pluo dap SMB/mw Broker/Owner 111 lto> a PHOTO copy machine by in — SENIOR SPECIAL)! 173-3301 E ll 805 1 9 *-O fH c a SUfRitos .happing ttrlp, *M to M M t g ft. la c, tar prqtatoianaN Oapd f ---------------------- m in im _______ 1W— M o b ile Home Lots / Rent U T ’ N * C A R L Y L E # S j L w iy W rfg k t 117— C em m o rc io l Ront o H iS R H S e m n c s s s n — A p a rtm e n t* U n tv m lt h a d / K ent telephone ref tom mill tom. IS 00 to 17as par hour ouarantoad H I MW 115— In d u s tria l WANTED: Goad leekmg appll omit. W fklaag $emt,Ww *Im **<1*oN r*g*1f. J&47H • ANTIOU8 Mahogany twin and rail*. Enc. condilian US Call aM«r 3PM w««kdayt. onytim* w+tktnd* 121 7*13 BJ'S R IS A L I Wa Bay/StM FwriMhar* A Co4 lochbl**. loclwdtng Sktalt* 23*13. A v „ H I->*** • D IN K TTI S IT Pound fob** and 3 wooden chair*. US Can Call 123 M*Q • OINKTTK S IT • Round tab* and 3 woodtn chair* US- Can 121421* G4bMM 1*cu rt upright tr**i*r Lik* naw UTS Heavy Duty Wtsfingheuw ga* dry** cat! nrw 3700now 3J IQ 121 2t23 KINMORE WAINIR • Eec*H*nf condition Whil* *143 Call 121 UPl.oHytlma. LARRY'S MART. US S a a M Av* N t « Uwd turn. A apgl Bay/Sail/Tfad*..... . m - l 112. • LO VE SEA T/S O FA gold crushed vtlvef, tfami*4i s(**l ir©me E.c to? office, waiting room of horn* HDD 391 S3**, taviy A M orivtl • MICROWAVE oven I Largo I 1100 m 3431 otter 4PM SEARS Froftf Fr** kid* by kid* r*frig*rator If cv 11 Whit* £ ic working condition Will d*u«*f WOO 121 3001 • SOFA BEO brown ?on*t US 11*4711___________________ T R I P L E df *n«r. b««uhful paean. * drawer* So wide. 3D "high Mukf lac-rihc* *100 121 4303 • t w i n bED and chait at *•»•»» l ’IT 7 7 lt« who Iiket natural aearc it* __________ m a il* __________ • SEARS Crifttniaa ldg*r E i catton! naming candman. 1 hp At*ingsta Call M*MM i??— Fet* 4 k#»au— ADOBARia curly hair miaad bread pupptat. tree to peed hama Will be small iWtkta. leave men ag« C UT E , edarebit. loveable. hemtteri (ar sale Only El M a piece Celt aval Man Tuee ar s tmlil aPM M ) eta* • FREE to pood home Baaar, miaad. tamale I yr aid. while, an shots good through Ma y . Eac wal chdag. houvabrok.n need! caring dwnars Ida 7»* m s attar 4PM 203— Livestock and _______ P oultry_______ CHICKS • Fancy and common br**dv Duck*, quaili. furk*y. Ago*:#. Call 372*03* a if — Antiques / C ellec tIM e * ERIDDISANTIOUE t e n > N il R i W M E A iltW T b F S lW I Mta » ■ > KWdtABMJAAUtTT PRtVJtTE ESTITI S4U (Start/Up at Natlaurant iw i­ nes!) farces U K et my Un eta s Canadian at high quallly Femen Rugs and Fount*,n Pent Dart or E ret. Ml i*U 215— Beats and Accessories A IB B M T - Gator Hull. II too! Ill angle valve (yearning with Iraltar. Reduced lor quick soldi tJ.JOQ firm Alta Delphi* _tunknal.il.US Call Ml aaae BONITA BOWBIDER I f . 17 IM Marcruiur I/O. cutlam Ramline drive an Irkllar. walgrbannai, skis, canvas covey. Complete Ready to Gal MAM/otter Owner tmanc Ingavailable Collett 114*7M * •LASS AtASTER iO A T. 17 toot. 7S HP Erinrude motor and trailer. Ashing 1790 or make attar Coll M3 m e I Ski tt. elder medal Easton Whaler . lets modal id np E.mrudt motor. I trailers all ■quipped iieoo nano* 17’ LARSON w/lratler. In badrd/ouitedrd. Runs good tltoOarbastettar.nl 114J i r LVNCRAFT Trl Hull Till trailer to hp Ivinrud*. fully 114*9 aba Ml 070 217— OerapB Seles * HUGE S A U * FBI. E SAT. a IANL4PM MI4 ELM AV. UN FO RD RUMMAOE SALK • Spring Hammock Mobil* Horn* Park Ciubhoot*. Sat iMarch 171. I AM fd 4 PM. 17 fl Longwqod CvarylMag Mutl Ga K Y .~ -.~S E U ---------TRUE HUEY'S CROWN FAWN ________ sw -m tiea________ • C R H K IIO P Far Pick Up Truck el e ll ________C t o M t m . ________ .C A R TOP CARRIER tlie 7 r J- e It" hig Meter Proof U I CeB.............................SIMMS COBRA RADAR DETECTOR ■ Medal trad khoater pro Naw t if .m win MfeantM ________ Call M id i71,________ Formica Shew cate la d ■ a* w ■ O M R . recline A lltlchair SMI. Whoalchair S40. bad s-de party SIS. alum weieing cane sio aiaaci Graasatraps Dry walls Cat Slope Otst. Bee Beady Mia Cancrvta benches Send. Reck. Cement, Stoat MSfACta Contrast Co., SUITS I MNITM14L EQUimt NT And supplies Aik mg SI 700 ar bast otter Til tun O N I to gallon aquarium and wrought Iran stand sao aba Call MS 7toe_______________ a POLAROID ENLARDIR Medal MPa Good candtlian tto ..................... C n iiw a iig WATER NEATER to gallon, tar Mobile heme SMStoSMe I T I marean enter TV ■4 mot aid Asking t i l l Fisher VCR. feed condition, si/l ar MOO firm tor Roto M l 1004anytime 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e IOHT Pinna with tench. condition Asking S*00 E f:I Ml etot. anltme TAIE IIP PAYMENTS* aeceat tea, tag. mi*, ate W CNEVY CAVALIER Auto. Mutl See111H SJ per month Call Mr Payne, M3 111) 1*71 T H U N D E R R I R D Automatic, power window*. timroet si.fe* SeminotoFavd Ml ladl 14(7 MAZDA Ml. 7 doer, mint condition' aa.ow miles. A/C Will centibar trade Asking saves Call evenings or leave massage t t l 7171 1(77 Ttyato Cefcca of Needs ware but runt good Asking Mio Ckii ms s/ts 'tt CADILLAC Fleatwaad - siaio er betl cash alter Alt power and air Call________ MS 1944 te CONCORD DL k) 000 mites E acettent condition 91ST9 ________ Call 719-1147________ (9 C H IV Y CAVALIER Wag*" ■ Clean, dependable SUM betl alter Call MS 74*7 234— Im p o rt Cars and T ru c k s MERCEDES 3B0 SO •« LsididtSHJW etaeiN 33S— T ru c k s / B u s t* / V a n s CHEVY RAN'79 SSOlf S1M.Q0Q II distributors needed Part A lull time No aep necetsnry Robert O'Nell S74 Mio r a IF chain link enclosure run SMd Betl otter Ml till. 231— Cars TUEUPPRYMERTS Nd ttg tw j Dowr eulo. p/wlndaw* eunraat. runt great! M.tod ttl 944/ MUST SELL • ( I Chevy Van Custom VI ■ ] captain chairs, couch A contor. cruise canirel. tut steering All sat up tor handicapped Parian Hand centrals A setoctric wheal Chair lit* S9 900 Celt I etlarSpm. 2N0CAU1R BOUGHT IT law, fag, *(*»*. #ic •S O L D I D E L T A BROUGHAM a OR. auto air. electric windows end seals, storedcassetto. sue IS.mo Call Mr Feyne. MJ7IM ”1 DAY" mm all il took for Mrt Stutsbt of OtKan to tall har FO R D I C O N O L I N I VAN You too can ha»* Fait Rakulfsby calling today I! laniard HoraM Clakkiflad Daft TAKE UP PAYMENTS N# Motto) OdSER m -H ii •icapt tea. tag. into, ate M NISSAN PULSAR Sun real. air. stereo cassette •nly SIT* 49per month Call Mr Payne, M JIU J FAIRWAY MOTORS "Ham. el net Down A Rida'' SaOBUS 17*7 Longaeod Ml MW n C HIVY C l* F/U. Vis auto Run* ntadk work *430 or baktoffar Call 321 1243 FORD GRANADA '7? (•caiient work car. depanda hta.lcyl IMP Call Ml 1*41 FORD LTD 77 Loo#*d funs good naw hrtk >1100 Call 322 1137atfr 4pm O O V I R N M I N T SKI2ID Vahlciat from t ’00 Fords Marctdti Corvtlfn Chavyi Sur pl us Buy ar s Gui de 1003 407 4000E»I S *1/3 TUE UP PAYMENTS Ns Mont) Down 71 USED IN STOCK A L L I II E II ALL PRICISI Maitland Tractor A Equipmant ’ami N-Of Maitland Inlorehang* on 17 *2 *24-7371 FLAT RED TRAILER HEAVY DUTY, n n 1eatoe. Sl.OW Call Ml MSS 234— V th id E S W an ted WC FAY TO F U* tor wr*ck*d c.»fk Truck*.' *VI S IL L guar antead gwd parti AA AUTO SALVAGE at Q*iary, 44#4*0* 23»— Meto* cycles •icapt tai tag. Iifta. afe 17 FONTIAC FIRRBIRO Auto, air. Groat Looks1lf*rto C*kk*ft*. il*|- 42par month Call Mr Paywa. 123 7121 and B ikes____ _ *3 IU1UKI 70* 23 000 m»t«k. fait. j*f hit. Vane* and Minai h*ad*r, cuttom pa-lnf, MafiHf*k 11.490' or 'bail of far Call 322 447*ati*r 4 30 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Mon*) Down •■c*pt fa* tag. till*, tie 44 FONTIAC LIMANS 7 OR. auto ai r. star*©- poatr slatnog. io* mi las 1137 10par month Call Mr Pay no, 323 2121 PONTIAC (000 IE '04 Till, cruisa. p a. 4 door. 13.000ml *3,400offar *4»M1S a FUBLIC AUTO AUCTION a IV R R Y W ID N 1 IO A Y 7 M FM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION May. fie OaytflMui Baaed ________ »»1SS0H I________ TOYOTA CAMAY 14 LE LoacNd. power cv*fy thing including *«nroof, black, •uto, absolute mint condition MUST SELLII 13.1*3 or best Offer Call 312 4*07 ___ TAKE UP PAYMENTS Nd Motto) Down eicept ta», fag. title eft tt FONTIAC ORANO AM Auto air. stereo. 14 valve engine, power * indoat. cryirkt control, only |lf* 71per month Call Mr Payne 323 3U3 197) MAVIRICK 43 000 miles Juki Sam•note Ford 237—T ra c to rs and T ra iia rs FARM TRACTORS FORD T BIRO'74 airi p i, p b. am/fm. runt gr*a*' took%bad toOO or bakf altar___________ Call 477 44*2 21?— W anted to Buy 444 Aluminum Cans. Newspaper Naw Feereel Metals........ Glass KOKOMO......................MS I'M 2 3 1 -C a r s 223— M iscellaneous Automatic. 11.9*3 322 14*1 241— R ec rea tio n a l V e k lc la s /C a m p t r * CADILLAC SEVILLE '71. naw t'lrat, gray, ail a-alrat,- 41000 mll*t *3,*00 *4* 1*11 OOOO C CMcftm*# Motor horn* 74. 22' awning, roof and dash a.r, 43.000 ml. It-400 >4* 1*11 FROWLIR. 1*7*. 23 foot Si**pt I. roof i ir r awning, w*ight 4 000 Ibt Eac*ll«nf condition Aiking U.iOOOwnar. 327 7*7* R:V L O TI *143/mo includat walar garbaga'kawaga. Parh Ae*nu*Mo#iia Fork 122 2*4) SHENANDOAH I T Far* Modal 71 awning on baautifuf lot 9■ 12khad now 170akkRV. 123 0437 on Lot >04 W RV Tratlar 7* Naw rtfrig •rator, awnmg and hot wattf haatar iJaapt 4 4 E*call*nf cord 13300 4 mi from San ford, 44Wait 117*2*3 243—J u n k Cars JUNK CARSREMOVED NOCHARGE __________ 123*177__________ Itlap OoHarll P*<d for junk cart, fruchk, 4 whatf driv* Any condition Call >22 l**i Take A Bite Out Of The "B u y Here * Pay Here" Tooth Fairy With "Mincer M olars" $150 DN/$149.78* 83 PONTIAC FIREBIRD $1995 72 VW BUG M eat Sporty! $2050 To Fin. x 24 Mox. at 10.78 APR $125 DN/$209.56* 86 DODGE C O L T VISTA $50 DN/$179.58* 85 CHEVY ELCAM INO Super Nice S.W. $6000 To Fin. x M IA o G .it IS .55 APR Must Sg g ! $5000 To Fin. x 36 Mot. at 17.35 APR $75 DN/$234.00* 86 CHEVY BLAZER $50 DN/S174.68* 86 FORD MUSTANG 4 Wheel Dfh/B $6700 To Fin. x 3 6 M og. g M3.55 APR U I "DENTIST OI" 111 thoea c a y altie*. Don’t Da loolad by l»sa "Buy Hart. Pay Hara Tooth Fairy". You loo can drive a quality uaad cart $5000 To Fin. i 36 Mo* st 15.55 APR MINCER MOTORS GOOD CREDIT ■BAD CREDIT • NO CREDIT . NO PROBLEM •FUtS TOO. Tog 4 T«# 1809 S. FRENCH U H C IA W U O Y O «l I a n si (Hwy 17 92 N 19th Shear) SANFORD 321-2993 4000 E. HWY. 46 *• V I U » ki "1 *• (25<h Sl/eef) across trom W'ihkCf 4 || U O TO «4 ^ T" 1 m It M M * 4.-11B— Maw Santotd Auto Audon SANFORD 321-1450 • �f f • t t f • / * * 6KEEP YOUR FORTUNE « l\ AT W IN N -D IXIE WITH * M O W PRICES NOBODY NOBODY! CAN BEAT O •ONT MUM TM ST IV A L1 O F FQ 0 O w America’s Supermarket* We help you keep your fortune with everyday low prices! We’ve made a commitment to bring you the lowest prices on the best quality and varie­ ty of products for your family. Save every week without having to shop around. You'll come out with the lowest total food bill, and that's why we say Winn-Dixie has prices Nobody Can Beat. MARCH 30-APRIL1,1990 OftJUM l COUNTY coNvnm oN/avic c s n t ir PRICES IN THIS AO GOOD THURSDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15-21,1990. MOO IN TI AN AT ION A l DRIVE 234 CALORES PER 3 OUNCE BRAISED TRIMMED SERVING . CM0M1 • rautMi' • a a u s ru a an n* u<t a i a _ ‘»fr~ mm 1 tm tim nc in •m HARVEST FRESH WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES. ■ ■ Il ia , jje: Tier 3E n s - W O M A M O U S . CHOICE MILO or SPtCY PLATS HARVEST FRESH LB. 12ei. MIG. CHERRY COKE, DIET CHERRY COKE, DIET SPRITE, MM ORANGE, LIPTON TEA, COKE, SPRITE, DIET COKE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, COCA-COLA CLASSIC or AAW ROOTBEER T O I i n n m REGULAR or LIGHT COCA-COLA HALF GAL. PK. PK. 12-oz. LIMIT 2, PLEASE CANS 12-oz. CANS LIMIT 2, PLEASE A U OTHER WARN TIC t tUPfROAAMO ICE C R E A M . . . . a ’ >131 IMITATION SURIMI I CUDOY IN Q U A R T E R S TURKEY SUPERBRAND BREAST MARGARINE fejth w a n s O CEAN BREEZE, R E G U L A R , U N S C E N T E D o r ^ whahtqh — POW DER FRESH fnESH5E^ A * CRABMEAT SAUD (LB.) STUFFED FLOUNDER , ea FRESHER FROZEN * CATFISH NUGGETS (LB.) J SOLID AVAILABLE ONLY IN WHARF. AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH A DELI-BAKERY. 1-LB. PKGS 1. 75-oz. MARCH IS ROCK SHRIMP MONTH! PKG. S t t YOUR SEAFOOO CAPTAIN FOR INFORMATION ANO H t C iP t V PRICES GOOD IN TH E FOLLOWINQ WINN-DIXIE LOCATIONS: LAKE MARY SANFORD 3818 ORLANDO DR. 2485 AIRPORT BLVD. 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. l - v / l - k l 6IVE YOUR CHANGE TO IT U P I FEED THE I * U l l HUNGRY. l=VI=U i JO IN YN1 W IN M IN # TBAMI MiNN J i l i IS lOOwiNL*. f OM SI Mi IMACTOA TAA<l|fl CHi.lMS »OM »H| OMkAfeOO OiVtSON Ai-PlY t Dk»S A A l l * • A.M . »• f P.M. IN OBULMDO i •*« •wi<a*i«ww»«iiiw iH*v � 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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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 14, 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/927794840a8784a46c032cff1c64a981.pdf 4d541e1c63cb7547045964e5650c2b26 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald 82nd Y#?«ir. 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Page 5 A City approves taxing d i s t r i c t to h e l p e a s e potential traffic w o e s m v •'•mi B y L A U R A L. S U L L IV A N Herald staff wide* s \ \ ln | < li \ H |im ititlh o ii I* uioit.il to.»ll pi.IIIIM <1 oil p|Mp«ftv It SI.Ill Ih Ml I III .it | t lll.lt vv.in .Mint Mil 10 lit* t it\ l.isi muht is son to u* ie i n* two duties i.ix n v• iiur and fr.dtu \ 111.«|«»tifv o| lilt 1 itv • nitlltllsslMli last inulM voted to In Ip tit Vrlo|M 1 s nils# 1 f|.ilfu pft«l»|« Greyhound: 'We won't be cowed' t IK I.A M X I O il.' i l.i \ . ilt r t ,i s t n p r i i i | h m i l I l f i ' l l .1 n iiiv iiit* t ills n r,ir l. ir k s n tiv illi' .m il m p i t r il s i*v i'll p is s i'iu p rs ( in \ l i i h u h | i ll. n r i i i,m K r r il C iir n v v iiw n l M m iil.iv ih . il I In s in k . I m iiiih I tin s in iiip . iiiv w im ill nut In i i i u i ' l l liv Vli ill* I ii r l i l l i r v s|m k i , i | | i r .iiriVIIU> ill I • til l .11 t l n r i i l . i .11111.11 it ,i ( i r i v h u ll lit ! 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(ns .issist.tnt said A pidlii.il rlet linn is si hrdtdtd tor Nmnnltei l.t lllt r i .in rtlhrr si*rve until his rept.ii eineni is tht it tl. m In t.m rrsiiin earlier .mil liavi his rrpl .11 ritirnt .i|n»tMiitrd I»v lh« t*ovt rnor Let llrr s .issisl.inl thtl not tlist lost ihr < v.n t d.ih l.rlllt 1 vvill It .iv r Ills post F ro m sta ff re p o rts INDEX B u s in a ** Ra«l aw ....4 D Florida...................... 2A C la s s llla d s ................flB H o r o s c o p e ................OB C o m i c s ......................OB P a o p l a .......................3B C r o s s w o r d ................OB P o lice........................ 3A Dear A b b y .................3B Sports........................1B D e a th s .......................3A Television.................3B Editorial.................... 4A W eath er.................... 2A A nice day to go to the beach Mnsllv stlllliv skit S |im|.in Will plothe • n nipt'i.null s hi iln low In mid NIK .ind r.tsl WHills ,|l 1 In |l I nipt' K m i •*111i*l» I w illi .1 low III th« h. uni smniv ai*ain in nioriow with .1 Inch in tlx **K F o r m o re w e a th e r, s a a P a g a 2 A Hprald s ta ll writer SANFORD M o r r lli.tlt IOO g o p h e r lo r to is ts in.iv flop a rid e 'Hit of S .m lord 111 .1 1 .i 1111m r to in.ik* rt mnn lor tlt v rlo p m r n t t iiv f o iiiim s sio n t r A A M* < I.h i .ill.in said List 11Ii*|it le W.lilts tilt* toitoLsi s |||t»Vt t| Iron 1 th* ^ 1 1 .e t * sit* .it In lrfs t.itf \ and St.tit Uo.nl Mi .is .in .dti rn .iitv r to .illow tnu th* in.ill S ee T o rto ln e * . I*a|(e 5 A From staff, w l r t report* Saa P a g a 2A in B y L A U R A L. S U L L IV A N Crashed Amtrak train picked up passen g ers here □ Florida SANFORD r e s t r i t te d So, now what happens to the gopher tortoises? National S.ilv.ihnn Army Commander James Osborne «t*'*t> is greeted by Ueq fhisb wf’o serves n the tdvtsory board Sanford Salvation Army Salvation Arm y leader v is its here to help honor volunteers By L A C V D O M CN Herald sldt* Arde» S \\l 1 ihl t Lite l.iiutMiii M.m ti IJih s.iiv.MitMi \iinv I). 1v 111 s .infold M.ivm Ih 11 xt Smith w* Ii one d I Ii* hru nds o| 1 le \imv to lie .infill.il h.inipu I List niulil win it n* v* i.d I*h ,i| it njiI* ills w 1 ti honor* d lot ih* it • oiilr dtnf ions I le Im u *|ii« I was .ill- ml- d hv I ouiltlissiou • 1 I me s 1 KI huiii lie Villon.d < niiilli.ilidi 1 of ih* N.ilv.iliou Nr 111 v w le*.ils*»s|M»kt I «h ,d \1 m1v t .1pi.1111 s.im hlaiiiu.in p u s •in* il 1vvo |t« II Ihin** 1 a w . m i s lll ll <*e |o\v «»l s . m i n n l w a s f i o n o i t d lo r lit r parti* t p a t t u n .is • II.Ill III.Ill nl tie NllllV s I llltNtlU.lN I OllMtllt • lit BUI I'lHIi I'lH'l 4||t |oVV S«|id s||* W.INN4, sin pr is« 11 |had no el* .1 David I..toe 1 .111 * pit d lie award lot lie hiwatiis hoimn d as i |m ItH.dtivit itinuplh.il i.iist i| th* inosi mole v tluiinu de 1 hiisim.is s*.1si 111 |mi ih* \r111 v 1le v w in mil tin 1« 11111*1111; that Im || nil ill* <old* s| d.lV nl lilt \« ai I t.iuiu.ill s.nd l.auit t slid lie Kiw.tills is 1 lialh uu* d • .11 h vi .11 to u* 1 miii lie t* and le Ip I In- aw.ml is nviii ImiIii to ns h is .1 1• iniiitl* 1 of him pliv diked W* |t * 1 ti* .lllll to III Ip t»Ol • oil IIIII II lit V See Volunteer*. I*u#c 5A David Lanier iletlt accepted .1 belt ringer award on behalf of th* Sanford Kiwane, Cluh from Sanford Satvahon Army Cap! S. im> Fianujio 1at sji mtiijm1 County consultant: Lack of road dollars could slow local growth \ . 1svv • o d * 1 m . i ' l i ill* • l l l a l t o t i In 1 o i i l l i u s s t o t e r s By J. 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P a g e JiA Id x KX Mi il \ I \ < A < SX i orp work Irani hit an Atnt 1 ak tr.iin iiavt Intkl from Miami to N> w York * arrv mu 17 1 pass* niters in* ludinu 17 |H-op|i who iMtardttl th* train in Ssinlord. ihradinu fiv«p. 1sst' 11u* r <ats .mil Mi|iiriuu at It-.isl .ft) |Mop!t author He s said (il* nu ( rt ws .m t uiplov»•*■ at ife Amirak siallon oil I't rs 11111111«r1 Nvt init m Sanford said 17 pass* nu* rs lMi.irdt (I th* train at 2 ON p m visit r ♦lav Sptik* spt rsons for Amirak s Washmuton In adtpiarhrs 1 mild nnl id* link tin adilress# s *it tin tOiniiih d pass*nu* rsas ol 11e wl.1v inorninu Howtvir a spoktsptrson at Nash (.i«n«ral Hospital in UtH kv Mount s.ud imi Seimnolr ('ntnilv r* suit ills w* rt .idinillt'd there ha Irealllienl lie Amtrak Sdv* r M*lei»r v%as prt parmu hi leavi lie Uot kv Mmini station |iist In lon | 30 a ill when it was f* .tr t ii*I*vI h\ a slow iiinvinu ( SX work tram pullmu fr* <uhi • ars s«iid Ninirak sp*.k» swtiiiian I' M1) 11vit ka in XX 1sh 1nu1' *u Ifiittv pttiplt vv* it it* at* d .iimI n least ti'or miliar mpire s 111.link sprains and sir.mis XXhen wt U"t th* r* we kn* w 11 wasii I as had as wt 1 1ittill*hi said ♦ apt l.arrv XXesl ot tie Uot kv Mount I'oln * Dt pariuit nl Am tune you te ar d >*nit a 11.1111 * ttllismii you expei t the worst To me It W.IS Ilk* « lender la ndei It was it■*p*» l»t t ansi ii was a Irani .let lilt lit Imi il wasii 1 iii .i )oi In 1 aust ih« rt were no serious mpire s XXt s t^ u d I verythinu^s In-en 4 leared up lie train is I>.m k on lie tr.uk It II Im* iiioviiiu It mla y ♦ ieoru* ( <m Ilian with tie* Nalimi.il l r.uis|>ortat!<>n Salt tv Ikiard in Atlanta s.itd tie iiiveslti'aliirs In in holt XXorth 11 xas arrived in Uih k\ Mount to start tie 11 invrslii*allull All wt know is that tile* wmk train) tlel have ptrmission to tone 011 lie- Itte- and il sine k the IAmirak) Irani in lilt rear Dure ka said I lie Amtrak Silver Melenrw illl D» passenger « ars was Imtin111 limn Miami to New Nork I he .11 eltlenl der. 11I1 d hv t tars Kvi rvlxnlv was n al « aim XXesl said XXt «h«111 t have .mv prohlems M«^i pt tiplt* stayed <*M he Irani and wailed lor the Imses to arrive XXY Imis* d tie in all I*1 XXash itup on XXesl said XX• si s.ud |■*li«« lire ami rescue perstnuiel lollowi d st 1 • im iu« le v pr*M edures and handled the situ.limn vv 11I1 . 1 11111 iiiniiiii nl« mnple aieins lie 1 e.1t fimi was real i*<■»tI Ore- uiiv Inin Miami In s a tin in.111 le in.eh ihe pmni in praiM1 lit 1 lit*r 1 Ih was real i oiiiplme nl.irv XVcsl said Kv i i v ImmIv wot kill will touelle r It was a uimhI o |m ration Olhnals with Xruirak anti < SX siel ihe t iimpa uiesalso art mv 1 siiuaiiuu lie causeo! ihe .11« idenl lie 1 aust nl ihi 11np .111 is under a\i*rv vigorous See A m lr u k . Page 5A �3 A — Senlord Hdtsid. Sanford. Florid* — Tuesday. March 13. 1M 0 NEW S FROM THE REGION AND ACR O SS THE STATE Greyhound boss vows to stand firm C h airm an rid es b u s here; sa y s in tim id a tio n ta c tic s w o n ’t w ork Plan* crash#* nsar rasldantlal area T A M P A — A atnall plan e crash ed M onday In a wooded area n orth of V an de nbu rg A irp o rt. Injuring tw o people, a co un ty a irfie ld near the state fairgrounds. T h e husband and wife front SelTner w rre dow n by helicopter to T a m p a G en eral H o sp ita l, w here they were listed In c rltlc a l but guarded condition . H illsb oro u gh C o u n ty s h e riffs spokesw om an Debbie C arter Identified the pilot as A dam P redict z. 63. H is wire. Helen, was also o n board Ihe Iw ln-cn glne Cessna. T h e re were no other passengers In the fuur-arut plane, she said. A u th o ritie s said the couple w as h eading n orth from a ru nw ay at 12:43 p.m. w hen ih r plane lost power and stru ck som e trees near the airfield. Investigators have not yet determ ined w h eth er ih e y were la k ln g off or p ra rlle ln g louch-and go m aneuvers on the airstrip. C a rte r said. T h e plane w as registered w ith the C iv il A ir Patrol. O fficia ls w ith V andenbu rg said Investigators w ith Ihr National T ran sportation Safety Hoard and the Federal A via tio n A d ­ m in istra tio n were in ve stig a tin g ih r accident. O R L A N D O — G re y h o u n d C h a irm a n Fred C u rre y vow ed M on day th a t ih e strike b ou n d b u s c o m p a n y w o u ld n ot be cow ed by violence, one day a fle r a sn ip e r opened fire on a m ovin g bua near Ja c k s o n v ille , In ju ring seven passengers. C u rre y spoke after urrlvtn g In c e n t r a l F lo r id a a b o a rd u G re y h o u n d bus from Ja ck s o n v ille . " I m ade th is trip because I t h i n k tt Is c r i t i c a l t h a t G re y h o u n d people, o u r cu s to m ­ e rs a n d o u r e m p lo ye e s, u n ­ derstand that we w ill no* be In ltm ld a ird by v io le n ce ." C u rre y said, " t don 't usk a n y o f o u r people lo do a n y th in g I w o uldn't d o m y se lf." C u rre y said It was h is Brel bu s trip sin ce the s trik e began M arch 2. Angels want armory tumad Into prison T A M P A — T he G u a rd ia n Angels* loeal chapter began a petition drive In front o f c ity h a ll M onday lo convert a National G u a rd arm ory Into a m in im u m security prison. " T h e p e titio n a s k s G o v . B o h M a r lin e s lo a u th o riz e (H illsborough C o u n ty l S h e riff W alter H e in ric h to use the Fort H rs te rly A rm o ry as a tem porary m in im u m secu rity detention re n te r." sa id George Moore, rh a p te r leader. He said he p la n s lo travel lo T allahassee S atu rd a y w ith a s la c k o f sign atures to p rc s rn l lo M artinez. C u rtis S llw u . ih e founder and president or the G u a rdian Angels, sa id If there Is stro ng support tn T am p a for transform ing the a rm o ry Into a m in im u m se cu rity Jail, the g rou p w ill la u n ch a n ation w ide peril Ion driv e to draw attention lo t he Idea. " W e ’re going lo a n a ly ze ih e drive, and see how It progresses." S llw a said, a d ding that a ch a pte r In Uroward C o u n ty m ost lik e ly w ill follow Ihe T a m p a ch a p te r's lead. B u t H e in ric h ’s ch ie f legal counsel. Paul M arino, called the proposal " u n re a lis tic and unreasonable." It w ould cost as m u ch to b u ild a tem porary detention fa cility as tt w ould to outfit the arm ory to meet federal and sta le Jail guidelines. M arino said. Lobbying group rallying troops in support of gas tax increase T A L L A H A S S E E — A ke y lo b b yin g group for transportation Im provem ents Is u rg in g Its m e m ­ bers lo contact th e ir legislators In support o f a 4-ccnt-per-gallon Increase In the state gasoline la x . F lo rid ia n s for Better T ran sp ortation , whose m e m be rship Is com posed o f som e o f F lo rid a 's m ost prom in e n t c iv ic and p o litic a l leaders, w ould ra th e r see a 10-ccnt h ik e in the state gas tax. B u t tt is u rg in g m em bers to b a ck the 4-ccnt proposal a s the best hope for g e llin g som e s o n of highw ay fu n d in g p r o p o u l approved d u rin g the u p co m in g legislative session. Last week, th e Select J o in t Com m ittee on T ran sp ortation u n a n im o u sly agreed lo a 4-crnt Increase that w o uld be Imposed w ith in Ihe sta le 's seven Departm ent o f T ran sportation districts. Attorney turns in former client M IAM I — A m an convicted of m a riju a na co n sp ira cy w ill appeal the verdict because the w itn e ss w ho Im plicated h im In the crim e w as h is form er attorney, h is new law yer said. T h e governm ent w rongly Invaded the a tlo m ry -e lle n i rela­ tionship. sa id Ihe new law yer. L o u is V ernell. "T h e w hole th in g s tu n k ." V ern e ll said. R onald A la n Shears w as convicted M onday of co n sp irin g to distrib u te h un dreds o f pou n ds o f m ariju ana In an operation FBI agents sa id Involved m ore than 33 m illio n In drugs. Shears was acquitted of a no th er charge o f possessing 65 pounds o f m a riju a na that V ern e ll cla im e d had a ctu ally belonged to the form er law yer. • V erne ll said he w o uld appeal the co n v ictio n because the luw ycr. N ich o la s M asclotl. should never have been allow ed to Im plicate Shears b y cooperating w ith the FBI after he was Indicted for d ru g trafficking.* V ern e ll .also said an FBI agent ji le*|Jq)Qiw .that Shears confessed to m ure than 150 d ru g tra n saction s should not have heen allow ed because there were no slg n rd statem ents or tapes lo collaborate the agent’s account. Last Ju n e . U .S D istrict Ju d g e T ho m as Scott refused lo d ism iss the ease because he found no e om irctlo n between M ascfo ll's a ctin g us Shears' attorney and "th e c rim in a l a ctiv ity at Issue h ere." Prosecutor B ru ce Low e hud argued that M uscloll advised S heurs o n ly "o n som e c iv il m ailers". In tro d u rllo n of the Increase w o uld require approval o f the legislators w ith in each d istrict. Once approved at that level. Ih r Increase w ould be su b m lttrd for a vole o f the full Legislature. Gov. Bob M artinez, who has steadfastly opposed any effort lo raise Ihe gas tax. has pushed for u s im ila r p lan that w ould allow voters In each of the seven d istricts to decide w hether to Increase the tax. A id e s to M artinez said last week h r w ill vela Ihe 4 -crnt Increase proposed by the Joint co m m itte r because It does not allow fur approval by local option. In a letter to members. F lo rid ia n s for B e lte r T ran sportation Don Crane suld Ih r Joint c o m m it­ tee's vote represents a font tn the door. "Is th is the best w ay lo Increase revenue for the D O T ? No. Shuttle grounded in Texas U n ite d Prw sa In te rn a tte n a l A steady stream o f cu ro u s onlookers view ed the space s t y m ie A t la n t is in s u n n y ^weather M on day w h ile crafl "hnd rre w w a lle d for bad ~ W fa ih e r to c le a r up In C e n tra l T exas. A s p o k e s w o m a n for Ih r pathfinder crew of 3 6 a cco m ­ p a n y in g the sh u ttle said an n ltrm p l w o uld be m ade lo co n tin u e the Journey Tuesday m o rn in g from Edw ards A ir Force Base. C a lif., to Kennedy Space Center In Florid. T h r s h u ltlr. bolted to Ihe b a rk o f a Boeing 747. was e n ro u le to K e n ne dy after u secret live-day m ission Feb. 26-M arch 4. sa id pu blic affairs officer L is a M ulon r. M alone sa id Ih r A tla n tis flig h t w a s c la s s ifie d u s u D e p a r t m e n t o f D e fe n s e m is s io n . S h e s a id c r e w m em bers co u ld not d iscu ss a n y d e tails of the (light. " T h e Fort B lis s p u b lic In­ form ation office notified Ihe m rd la lh a l the shuttle w ould lan d at B iggs a n d there was a s m a ll contingen t of personnel w a it in g fu r u s w h e n we la n de d." M alone said. "T h e Two Florida men charged with rape T w o C e n ir a l S ta le U n iv e rsity students w rre being h eld In Ihe Greene C o u n ty Jail T ue sd a y on charges they raped a w om an In a m en 's d o rm ito ry on cam pus. L u lb e r Jo h n so n Jr.. 2 ) . a Ju n ior from M iam i. Fla., and M arvin Pope. 21. a sophom ore from G a in esville. Fla., w rre charged M onday In X c u lu M u n icip a l Court w ith one count each or rape. Ed C h am n css. u u n iv e rsity spokesm an, said Ih r tw o men allegedly roped an IR-year-old wom an In an upperclassm en's dorm at about I a.in. S aturday. A ssista n t C o u n ty Prosecutor Suzanne S chm idt said Ihe wom an, a non-student, w as w a itin g In the h allw ay of t h r dorm , w here she w as v isitin g w llh a friend, when Ihe m en In v lird her Into a room to sit and raped her. Both Pope and Jo h n so n are m em ber* of Ihr C e n tra l S tale football team. T h e ir case w ill go before u grand Jury Friday. S chm idt said. From U nited P ra ts International reports LOTTIRY A sn ip e r opened fire o n a G re yh o u n d b u s c a rry in g 3 9 pas**■tigers S u n d a y n ight about 6 o'clock, a cco rd in g lo a Sieve W cln trau b . a spokesm an for th r Ja ck so n v lllc She rl ITs O ffice. A n oth e r bua was fired upon M onday w h ile I ra ve lin g In C o n ­ n e cticu t between New Y o rk and Boston. T he bu llet entered the h u s's luggage ro m p a rtm e n l. but t here were n o Injuries. A p a s s e n g e r on the Ja c k s o n v ille bus was stru ck In Ihe th roat, a se co nd person suffered a bullet w ound lo Ihe side, amt both Injuries w rre serious. W rtn tra u h said. Five others were Injured by -flying debris. One o f the lw o m ore seriously Injured passengers — Ted B la ir id M elbourne — w as lls ir d In fulr co ndition M onday a lle n io o n at B a p tis t M e d ic a l C e n te r. T h e other. M ich ael Rogers of Lon g ­ wood, w as listed In good c o n d i­ tion al SI. L u k e 's H ospital. T h e sn ipe r u p p o rrn lly fired h o rn a n o v e rp a s s a lo n g Intrrsta tr 9 3 ■" sou tthi l lo*f Ja c k*s o n v ille as Ih r bus headed south toward O rlando on U.S. I, W cln tra u b said. C u rre y announced a 325 ,0 0 0 reward for Inform ation leading In th r arrest a n d co n v ictio n o f ih e sniper. A sked If Ihe sh o o tin g w as slrlk r-re la le d . W cln tra u b said. " T h a t's still being follow ed up. T h a t 's p r o b a b ly a c o r r e c t assum ption ." C u rre y w as greeted In O rlan do by about tw o d o z rn s trik in g drivers. He flew to Ja c k s o n v ille ubout 2 u.m. and later boarded the bus w ith 47 passengers. C u rre y met w llh about a d o z rn strike rs after h is urrlvul. "H e w ants u s buck to w o rk." sa id R ic h N ichols, a s trik in g d riv e r from O rlando. "H e w ants us track. Iso) w h y Isn't he at the table'?" G re yh o u n d d rlv rrs . baggage flow of visitors. In clu din g m il­ ita ry personnel at lllggs. has been ste a dy." M alone sa id she Is one u( 36 support erew m rin b c rs w ho fly In advance of the s h u lllr lo d e te rm in e w e a th e r c o n d i­ tions. She said Ih r crew s were 111 u C - I 4 I . a m ilita ry cargo plane lh a l p r r r r d r d Ih r s h u l­ l l r by 15-20 m inutes. The shuttle w as forced lo stop In E l I’aso Im' cuiisc n( hail weather S u n d a y In the Sun A n to n io area, she said. The s h u lllr w as lo huve slopped a l K e lly A ir Force Base In San A n to n io to refuel. " T h e shutlIt- w eighs about 1 6 0 .0 0 0 p o u n d s ." M alo n e said. " T h a i’ s a heavy loud fur ih e B o rin g 7 47." T h r space sh u tlle " I s a real gas g u zzle r." she said. C re w m e m b e rs w ill d e ­ te rm in e T u e s d a y m o rn in g w lile li o f four possible slopovers lia s Ihe Ix-st weather or w hether the s h u lllr w ill sla y another day In E l Paso. None of th r u s ln m a iils are f l y i n g w it h Ih e s h u t t le . M alone suld. T h e y u su u lly fly huek lo Houston Im m edlulely a lte r the A tla n tis lands. Lawmaker wants clamp on loud auto speakers T A L L A H A S S E E — Som e m e m b e rs o f th e F lo r id a Legislature want to cra ck dow n on Ihe throbbing bum p-da-dab u m p of Ihe boom box. House B ill 1363 w o uld m ake It Illegal lo play a ca r atereo loud enough lo be heard SO feet away. V io lato rs w ould be ticketed and lin e d 332. " I d o n 't k n o w h ow th e se people su rvive In th e ir ca rs ." sa id Rep. D a v id T ro x le r. RJa ck so n v llte . the b ill's s p o n s o r " T h e y d riv e b y y o u a n d It alm ost kn o ck s you dow n ." H o m s and other em ergency e q u ip m e n t, as w e ll as loudspeakers u trd by Ice-cream tru ck s o r p olllk-al ca n didates' vehicles w ould be exem pt from the ban. T ro x le r said lie h as had c o m ­ p la in ts from c o n s titu e n ts o f­ fended by the sounds b la rin g out o f the giant speakers and stereos that m any people spend u p to 315.000 to Install 'In th ' e ir cars. He said c ity and co u n ty o r d i­ nances against d is tu rb in g Ihe peace often apply o n ly lo sta­ tionary nuisances. h a n d le r* , m e c h a n ic s , ll c k c l agents a n d reservation c le rk s stru ck a f lr r live da ys of Intense talks In S c o tls d a lr. A rlz.. fulled to yie ld a new contract. T h e u n io n representing 9 ,0 0 0 s trik in g G re y h o u n d em ployees m et w tth fe d e ra l m e d ia to r s M onday in Ihe Brst high-profile effort to end t h r I l-d ay w alkout. However, n o contract ta lk s be­ tween th e ra m p a n y a n d the u nion were scheduled. C u rre y sa id he did not want in r e tu rn tn n e g o tia tio n s w ith drive rs because negotiators li.ul approved a settlem ent, o n ly lo have It rejected. C u rre y sa id the wages and benefits the w orkers were de­ m anding w ould Increase d rlv rr costs by 3 0 percent lo 3H percent — so m e th in g the com pany could not ulford. "W c have a lot of good p ro p lr out on the picket line. I th in k they have been baadly m isled by ih r u n io n ." C u rre y said. B u t s t r ik e r s a p p e a re d u n ­ swayed. Apple promotion paying dividends at state schools S t if f t w l r s r t f t f t M IAM I — T he A p p le s for S tu d e n ts prom otion la u n ­ ch ed by A pple C o m p u te r a n d I'u b llx S u p e r M arke ts Inc. Is bearing fru it at a sch oo ls around Florid a , as w e l l a s In S e m i n o l e C o un ty. Betty P rice , the project m anager for A pple Com u t e r . s a id A p p le a n d u b ltx have taken orders for 6 0 co m p u te rs In eight Flo rid a counties. G r if f in E le m e n ta ry In C o o p e r C it y on M on day b e ca m e th e first p u b lic school In Brow ard C o u n ty to tap in to ihe program . S tu d e n ts co lle cte d 3 3 3 0 .0 0 0 tn green grocery re c e ip ts fro m P u b llx to earn tw o A p p le lie color system s. T h e c a m p a ig n , w h ic h lasts th rou gh M ay 26. got off to a rough start when B ro w a rd C o u n ty school of­ ficia ls questioned w hether the program was Just an a d ve rtisin g ploy. A d m in is tra to rs taler de ­ cided the I T A co u ld collect and redeem the P u b llx re­ ce ip ts brou gh t In b y s tu ­ dents. A lth o u g h som e schools have been able lo w in free co m pute rs. P T A President L a lh a K r t s h n a ly e r s a id s m a lle r schools m ay have a tougher tim e co lle ctin g the 3 1 0 0 .0 0 0 to 3225.000 In receipts needed lo earn a com puter. " T h e little schools arc very in to It." K rtsh n a lye r lo ld T h e M ia m i H e ra ld . "T h e y w o uld love lo have a com puter. B u t the sm a lle r s c h o o ls d o n 't h a v e t h r s tu d e n t p o p u la tio n a n d w o u ld n 't get as m a n y re­ ceipts.” A lb e rtso n s grocery stores have recently begun u s im i­ la r p rog ra m g iv in g s tu ­ den ts A chance la trade store receipts for IBM or A pple com puters. P TH E W EATHER T A L L A H A S S E E • Th* da lly numbar Monday In tha Florida Lottary CASH 1 (jama was 833. □ Straight Play inumban In asset ordsr): S2S0 on a 50-cenl bat. 4500 o n tt. □ Box 3 (numbers in any order): ISO for a SOeanl bat. tts o on 31. □ Bo* fl (numbers In any order): 340 for a 50-canl bat. 330on tt. □ Straight Box 3: 3330 In order drawn, 300 In any order on a 31 bat. □Straight Box 3: 3290 In order drawn. 340 It pic ted in combination on 31 bat. J T oday...M ostly s u n n y w llh a h ig h In Ihe low to m id 60s. E a sl w in d s at 5 to 10 mph. T o n ig h t...F a ir w ith a low near 60. L ig h t w inds. T om orrow ...Partly s u n n y w llh a h ig h again In Ihe lo w to m id 80s. E a s l w in d s at 5 to 10 m ph. E x t e n d e d o u t lo o k . . . P a r t ly clo u d y w llh highs In the low lo m id B O s a n d lows In Ihe m id 60s. U T U M O 9 VJ'-L W ED N ESD A Y C loudy 76-17 3 € Poklnbed Daily a t e Int e l f . u i t y l Saturday by Ttw taster* Karate, lac.. >M N. FrancS A*#., tenter*. Fla. n m W r it e Clatt Pottage Fate al tenter*. F ter tea n m P O V T M A S T E S tend addratlchange* la T H E 1 A H F 0 B D H E R A L D . F 0. la x i u r , teaterd. F L D i l l iwbw riff ion Rainy (Daily * Sunday) Hama Delteery S M ail I Mon ihr 111M I Mon1*1 »!*00 t Yaar 171aa M I A M I - F lo r tea ]3 hour tem perefures and r**nf#il «f 7 e m E ST T u estey HI Lo lUMi C»tf 74 SO 1 00 Ap 4l*£hicel« mm mm 0 00 Cmfvtew Dayton* Batch 74 IS 0 00 Ferl L*ud«fisti« Fort Myers Geinttvlisl* Jecttenvilte Key West MUervH Pensecole Soretot* Attention Tellehossee Tempo Ver* Beech Weil Pelrr Beech LAST M arch u o n •0 n tre II «S 000 77 V 0 00 II M 0 00 •4 »l 0 00 St SO 000 TV 47 0 00 •0 *V 0 00 (M M III M il . J FRID AY FtiyC ld y 76-10 SA TU R D A Y Sunny S6-73 1* FIRST A p ril * TU ESD AY: S O LU N A R T A B L E : M in. 6:10 a.nt.. 6:40 p.m.; MaJ. 12:25 p.m. M a rc h TID ES: D aytona Beach: highs. 26 9:05 a.tit.. 9:20 p,m.; lows. 3.02 a.in.. 2:54 p.m .; New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 9 :10 u.m.. 9:25 FU LL p.m.; lows. 3:07 u.m.. 2:39 p.m.; A p ril 10 Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:25 a.in.. 9:40 p.m.; lows. 3:22 a.ni.. 3:14 p.m. N IW o D aytona Beach; W aves arc 1 fool w ith a sligh t chop. C u rre nt Is lo the n o rth w ith a w ater tem perature of 6 9 degrees. New S m yrn a Beach: W aves arc I foot a n d sem l-choppy. C u rre n t Is to the north, w ith u w ater tem pera­ ture of 6 9 degrees. S u n screen factor: 17. i ; *o ooo •I u too n TH U R SD A Y F tiy C ld y 7T-66 M A C H CONDITIONS m 7i ire 9 SU N D A Y F U y C M y S7-70 STATISTIC! (U 1P S M l IN I Tuesday. March 13, 1990 Vo! 82. No 173 NATIONAL' U V IW W R BOATIMO S t. A u gu stin e to J u p ite r Inlet T uday...w lnd southeast to,cost 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 (I. Bay and Inland w a trrs a m oderate chop. A few show ers south part. T o n ig h t and W ed n c s d a y ...w in d southeast 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 It. Bay and in la n d w a te rs a lig h t ch o p . A few show ers south p.irl. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford M onday w as 81 degrees and the overnight low w as 5 8 as reported by the U n iv e rs ity of F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research and E d u ca tio n C enter. C e le ry Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll d u rin g the 24-hour period en ding at 9 a.m. T uesday totalled 0 .0 0 Inch. T he tcm p e ra iu rc at 9 a.m . to d a y w a s 7 2 d e g re e s a n d M on day's overnight low w as 59. us recorded by the N atio nal W eather S ervice-at the O rla n d o International A u p o rl O ther Weather S e rvice data: M onday's high.................. B2 L. B arom atric peoaauza.SO.37 [ R elative h u m id ity ....7 3 pet U W inds......... _..Emst, 12 m ph L: R a in fa ll O la. Today'a su n set.....6:33 p.m . T o m o r r o w 's s u n ris .. ‘ e*....6:37 C ity t F n u i l Albuquerque c y Anchor eg* p c A lle n ia ty B a ltim o re ty B illin g * cy B irm in g h a m pc B lim t r c k cy B m to n c y Brow m ulH d w Buffalo pc B urlington V t cy Chicago H C in cin n a ti pc C te u a la te p c Colum bus O hio pc D ella * cy D a n u a rtn D e t M aine* It D etroit f c Duluth cy E l F a ta pc Fa rg o pc H a rtfo rd cy Honolulu ty H o u tto n cy InO lanapoill pc K am a* C ity tt La* V a g a l* LI M l. Hoc* pc L o t Angola* «y L ou 'turtle pc M ilw au k ee t t M in n e .ie a llic y N a th y ic a p c N a n O r team pc Haw Y o rk pc O klah o m a City It P h ila d e lp h ia t y P h o a n ia p c P llt ib u r g h 1 P o rtla n d M a pc P ortla n d O ra pc S i L a u it t y t e ll la k a C ity pc te n Antonie cy te n Diego ty te n Fra nc lic e ! te e M lo c y Ml 41 14 II U JV 30 M 44 24 TV 14 4V n M 14 44 71 44 44 47 44 • 1 4) 74 44 71 M 71 IS Th 41 U JO 74 14 71 40 tea. •4 14 JV tv 71 40 11 12 11 J4 •t 4f 77 47 74 42 TT 42 11 22 74 4) 42 If Tt sv 74 14 17 17 44 43 42 4V 41 44 U *V 7S TV 44 TV SI 44 71 44 SI It 14 40 79 40 17 44 30 41 4V 44 1J so SI 11 24 .71 12 O M JO » 42 03 00 02 M 14 �Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday. March 13, 1990 — M Two clerks in county’s future? Map accuaad o l drug ta la attampt. A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - A m an w h o a llegedly tried to a id a C ity C o u n ty Investigative Bureau f g r n l In (ha purchase o f cra ck cocaine at C lu b 436. A n c h o r Road, ru ra l A lla m o n tr Spring*, wan a rrrs lc d a lte r the deal fe ll through. T h e agent refused the deal w hen Ihe m an a sked for $ 2 0 In advance o f d e live rin g Ihe p rom ised cra ck , an arrest report aald. T im o th y T ra lc h e r. 2 1 . o f M a itla n d , wan ch a rge d w llh u llrm p te d sell of cocaine and possession o f d ru g p a raphernalia al about m idnight T h u rsd a y on A m a n d a Street a l A n c h o r Road. Contraband found after tight L A K E M A R Y — A L a k e M ary p olicem an w h o responded to a reported fight at Ihe L a k e M ary Pub. on C ry s ta l Lake A ve.. reported a rriv in g after the fight. A m an w ho w as re p o rtrd ly y e llin g obscenities ou tside Ihe p u b w a s arrested on a d iso rderly Intoxication charge. Ch arges of possession o f less than 2 0 g ra m s o f m arijuana and d ru g paraphernalia w ere added after contraban d w as re ­ p o rtrd ly found when R ich a rd Le slie Shader. 36. o f 404 R a cro n SI.. Lake M ary, was searched Man accuaod of gun throats S A N F O R D — C lly police charged R ich a rd Bern ard P rin gle. 32. 2570-A H artw ell Ave.. Sanford, w llh aggravaled a saau ll after he allegedly threatened an ex-gtrl friend and a no th e r v ictim a l Ihe w om an's house. P rin gle w as also charged w llh ca rry in g a concealed firearm . Police said they recovered a loaded 25-callber pistol from P rin g le ’s car. He w as arrested at Ihe scene at 1010 W. 16th St., at 3:03 p.m. Monday. Latonya Bar bar. 31. reportedly said he threatened to k ill her and a guest at h e r house. C o m m issio n to c o n sid e r sto re o rd in an ce at to n ig h t’s m eeting ■ t J .M M K I Hsrald staff wrltsr S A N F O R D — Sem inole C o un ty c o m m is s io n e rs w ill c o n s id e r passage of a ro u n ty w ld e "tw o c le r k " o rd in a n c e to m m orro w night that w ill require a ll conve­ nience stores In the county to have eith er tw o cle rk s on du ty d u rin g late-night hours o r to enclose the sin g le cle rk in a bullet-proof enclosure. If approved d u rin g Ihe 7 p.m. hearing at th e C o un ty Services B u ild in g . Ihe ordinance w ill af­ fect a ll unincorporated areas of the county. Casselberry. A lta ­ monte S prings, W in te r S prings and Oviedo. If a n y of those citie s pass a s im ila r o rdinan ce re ­ garding late-night cle rk protec­ tion. the co u n ty ch arter prevents Ihe ro u n ly ordinance from re- H srald staff w rltsr______________ C A S S E L B E R R Y — Sem inole C o u n ty s h e riffs deputies report m a k in g an a rrrs l In a bu rg la ry lo In dian H ills B o w ling Lanes. Casselberry, after searchtng a su spe ct’s ca r and reportedly fin d in g a bag of qu arters stolen In the burglary. T h e qu arters w ere a lle g e d ly sto le n from video gam e m achines, and deputies said Ihe b u rg la r w as unsuccessful In an attem pt toopen a safe In the M onday bu rglary. C a lv in Lee K aufm an. 19. o f U n io n Park, w a s charged w llh bu rglary In ihe case a l 10:19 p.m. M on d ay on N. Je ric h o Street. C a sse lb e iry. after deputies questioned him a s a su sp icio u s person. T hey said he gave them p e rm issio n lo search hts ca r w h e rr the slolen qu arters w err reportedly found. S A N F O R D — A n A m e rica n C iv il Lib e rtie s U n io n attorney h a s a s k e d to s p e a k to th e S e m in o le C o m m u n ity College Board o f T ru s te rs at their m eet­ ing tonight. H e has said he w ill protest the board's decision lo show " T h e Last T em ptation of C h ris t" In s sm a ll classroom . T h e board m eeting w ill meet In ro o m A - 1 0 0 In th e a d ­ m in is tr a tio n b u ild in g o f Ihe Sanford cam pus a l 8 p.m. to­ night. R ic h a rd W lln n . an O rlando attorney w h o w o rks w llh Ihe A m e rica n C iv il L ib e rtie s U n io n a n d w ho represents several first a m e n d m e n t de fe nse g ro u p s, plan s to speak la the board re g a rd in g th e ir d e cis io n la st m o n th th e s h o w T h e L a s t T e m p a ta tlo n of C h r is t to a lim ite d audience. W ilson said he w ill a lto protest Ihe boa rd's p r o p o s e d p la n s lo f o r m a ‘ ‘ce n so rsh ip '’ co m m llle e w h ich w ould requ ire all film s and p la ys at S C C be subjected to review before they could be shown. " I th in k It Is a p p allin g they p l a n t o d e c i d e w h a t Is appropriate a m d what la not for ih e whole c o m m u n ity ." W ilson said. W ilso n sa id "litig a tio n w ould ce rta in ly follow " if Ihe board votes to form the com m ittee. C ra ig O rslno, S C C 's d ire ctor of p u b lic Inform ation, sold there a rc no p la n s (o m ove the board of trustees m eeting to a larger room to accom odate protesters. O rsln o said the decision to m ove ih e m eeting rested w ith S C C president E a rl W eldon and could not be m ade u n til the start of th is evenings meeting. A letter addressed to W ilson, h ow e ve r. In d ica te d th a t d is ­ cu ssion about the possibility of m ovin g to a larger facility had already taken place. W ilson said he d id not know haw m any students and m e m ­ bers of the co m m u n ity w ould be on hand for the m eeting, bu t he predicted they w ould "h a ve no trouble fillin g the board roo m ." W hen " T n e Last T em ptation of C h ris t" w as shown In a sm a ll c la s s r o o m Fe b . 28. s e v e ra l h u n d re d protesters fille d the quadrangle between the school's lib ra ry and fine arts building. T h e m ovie has draw n protest because It show s Je s u s as a m an w ho su ccu m bed lo tem ptations In h is dream s. Representatives o f the C e n tra l F lo rid ia n s A ga in st Censorship. Ih e F r i e n d s o f th e F i r s t A m e n d m e n t, a n d C o n c e rn e d S tu d e n ts A g a in s t C e n s o rs h ip produced a petition w hich staled th a t b o a rd o f tru s te e s h ad "a b u se d the power of th e ir office by d ire ctin g that severe llm ltallo n s he placed o n Ihe righ t of access o f stu dents and co m m u ­ n it y m e m b e rs to a p u b lic ly a d v e rtis e d c u llu r a l/ a c a d c m lc event a l Ihe Sanfo.'d ca m p u s." W ilso n sa id he w o uld be Joined b y r e p re s e n ta tiv e s o f th o se groups as w e ll as O rlando radio ta lk show host C liv e T ho m as w ho h as been encouraging h is lis t e n e rs lo sh ow th e ir d is ­ p le a s u re to the S C C board. T h o m a s w ill present Ihe pellIlona to the board. (’ re sid e n t W eldo n w as not a v a ila b le y e ste rd a y for c o m ­ ment. S A N F O R D — Theodore Ray M ltch em . 39. 2334 Potnsetta Ave.. Sanford, was arrested at hom e at 6 a.in. M onday on a charge of battery-spouse abuse. C it y police allege he till hts wife In the head and face w llh hts hands. 14-yssrotd girl reports rspss S A N F O R D — A 14-year-old Sanford girl has reported to Sanford police that she w as raped several tim e s by two S anford men when she was liv in g at th eir house under co urt order. T he g irl said she w as assaulted between Dec. 13. 19H9. and Ja n . 19. T he girl Is now an Inm ate at the J u v e n ile Detention C en ter In Sanford, and when she reported h e r allegations to police M arch 8. she reportedly sa id the u ssu lla n ls at Ihe tim e o f the attacks would threaten lo retu rn her lo that fa c ility If she told anyone about the assaults, police reported. Two arretted on DU I charges S A N F O R D — T h e follow ing persona face a charge o( d riv in g under the Influence In Sem inole County: • F ra n k Ja m e s Z lka. 29. of O rlando, was arrested at 9:48 p.m . M onday on Sem inole Boulevard. Sanford, after he allegedly drove erratically. • K im b e rly A. Keller. 34, o f Bay V illa g e . Ohio, w as atresled a l 12:59 p.m. M onday after police saw her ca r w eaving and w ith o u t h er c a r’s h e u d llg h ts on. S he w as stopped b y Casselberry police on U.S. H igh w ay 17-92. C asselberry. P olice allege she grabbed a policem an ’s police radio and kicked h in t and also scratched anoth er officer. S he Is a lso charged w llh battery on a policem an and re sisting arrest w llh violence. Jail crowding puts drug fugitives on the streets U n tfd P ra ts Iwtarwattwwal F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - F lo ri­ da h as 101.077 o u ts ta n d in g fe lon y fu g itiv e w a rra n ts, 4.8 percent more than It had at this tim e last year, and m ost of them are for drug-related offenses, law enforcem ent officials said M on ­ day. "It's staggering." sa id Kath y Fan llgrassl. w arrants su pervisor for the Brow ard C o u n ty Sheriff's O ffice, w h ic h g e ls 8 5 0 new felony w arrants a m onth. T he latest figures from the Florida Departm ent of Law E n ­ fo rce m e n t sh ow o u ts ta n d in g w arrants for 101.077 felonies, com pared to 96.388 at th is tim e last year. "T h e num bers do not go u p by leaps or bounds, b u l us more people com e Into Ihe state they do go u p ." said K lc h lc G ran t, an F D L E statistician. B e cau se m u ltip le offe n de rs m ay have more than one warrani out for their urrest. law enforcem ent officers d o n ’ t know e xactly how m any fugitives are on the loose In Florida. T h e lo la l could be even higher because no one know s how m any fugitives from other s ta irs have fled to Florida. T he b u lk of those outstanding felony w arrants ure for drugrelated charges, said Sgt. M ark M urray, head of the Brow ard C o un ty S h e rilfs Office fugitive squad. J a tl crow din g forces police to re le a s e m o st d ru g s u s p e c ts w ith in a few h ou rs of th eir arrest. Once released, m ost s im ­ p ly disappear. M urray said. T o co m pou nd the problem , fugitive squads In most Florid a co u n tie s are understaffed. Dade C o u n ty leads the state w ith 30.000 o u tsta n din g felony w arrants. B u t the Metro-Dade C o u n ty Police Departm ent has o n ly 22 detectives In Its felony squud. Brow ard C o u n ty , second w llh 1 3 .0 0 0 o u t s t a n d in g f e lo n y fugitive w arrants, has four de­ tectives In Its sh eriff's lu g ltlve squad. Because they are short-staffed, fugitive squuds m ust rely on tip s a n d a co m puterized F D L E lis tin g or o u ts ta n d in g w arran ts. D e­ tectives use th a l listin g lo m ake d a lly cro ssch e cks against the roster of co u n ty Jail Inmates. L o ca l police departm ents use the F D L E list to ru n w arrant ch e ck s on suspects In e ve rythin g from rou tine traffic stops lo b u rg la ­ ries. Gov. Bob M artinez and k ry le g is la to rs a re aw are o f the problem , but have no solution . "W e have n o lh ln g specific, a lth o u g h It Is an Issue that a n n u a l ly a t t r a c t s a lo t o f le g is la t iv e a t t e n t io n . " s a id M ich e lle M cLaw h orn. an aide to s t a le S e n a te P re s id e n t Hob Craw ford. D -W lnter Haven. Law enforcem ent officia ls sultl there m ay be a good reason for the la ck of sp e cific proposals. C W A S H IN G T O N - T h e Food and D rug A d m in istra tio n has approved nationw ide testing of a post-exposure AID S vaccine de­ veloped by Dr. Jo n a s S dlk. who pioneered the polio vaccine. S a lk 's vaccine w ill fin d be givrn lo about 60 people who are Infected w llh Ihe AIDS--causing Hum an im m u n odeficien cy v iru s IHIV), b u l w ho have not devel­ oped a n y sym ptom s of a c q u lrrd Im m une deficien cy syndrom e. F D A o fficials said Monday. T h e new v a c c i n e , m anufactured by Im m une Pro­ d u cts Ltd. o f S an Diego, has already been tested tn c h im ­ panzees and about IOC AIDSI n f r r lr il people In C a lifo rn ia , w h ich has tls ow n A ID S d ru g A a s c o m p ro m is e , c o u n ty co m m issio n e rs have proposed to a llo w store ow ners to h ire an e lt r a c le rk lo w o rk between 9 p.m . a n d 5 a.m . or Install a b u lle t - p r o o f g la s s e n c lo s u re arou n d the cash register area. B u l M ore ow ners don't lik e lh a t co m prom ise either, saying Ihe e n clo su res are expensive. T h e y cite e xa m p le s or cle rks Injured o r burned lo death In tw o F lo rid a co u n tie s when an assailant splashed gasoline over Butterflies on drugs What hspptns when a caterpillar takas drugsHa doasn't bacoma a buttsrily. Students at W ilton Elemantary School Issmsd this l«sson Monday whan students put on • play baa«d on le siin g program . It Is hoped the vaccine, w h ich c o n s is t s o f I n a c l l v u l r d o r "k ille d " A ID S viru s, w ill spur an Im m une response d ia l w ill hall or even reverse the spread of the deadly v iru s In people suffering from AIDS. It can ta kr 10 years or longer from Ihe lim e people are Infected w llh HIV The S alk approach Is Ihe th ird experim en tal A ID S vaccine Ihe tbs book "Mac'a Choice,” by Oabra Wert. Mac (Jarnny Luno. Itft) makes his fateful choice whan offered drugs from a cockroach (Daniel Holtzapple, right). Seth to perform for AIDS SuperChallenge $V LACY I Hsrald staff writer H E A T H R O W - M on lsh a Seth Is spending h er s p rin g break from New Y o rk C it y 's J u llla r d S ch o o l p u rs u in g tw o o f h er passions: m u sic and m edicine. S e th , a W in te r P a rk H ig h School graduate and v io lin v ir ­ tuoso. w ill be featured tn concert at Heathrow C o u n try C lu b . S a t­ urday. M arch 17. at 2:30 p.m.. to benefit the T ho m as E. W hlgham A ID S SuperChallenge. a co m ­ m u n ity project lo su ppo rts A ID S research at Ihe U n iv e rsity o f M iam i. W hlgham , a S anford attorney, died last fall from co m p lica tio n s of the A ID S v iru s after a blood transfusion. "I'v e a lw ays been Interested In m edicine.” Seth said. " I f som e­ th in g happened a n d m y career as a vio lin ist did not w ork out. I would choose lo w o rk In cancer research." she said. G lo ria O rseck o f the Florida S y m p h o n y Y o u th O rc h e s tra , contacted Seth to participate tn the benetli. Seth said. T h e concert w ill feature selec­ tions Seth has chosen and been p ra c tic in g d u rin g h er s p rin g break. " I t's a tot of w ork, b u l I'm h aving fun. I'm h appy lo be a purl of It." she said. S c lh made her solo debut w llh Ihe P hila d elp h ia O rch estra a l age 10 and has sin ce appeared as s soloist w llh the L an dsdow nc S ym p h o n y. Flo rid a S ym p h o n y and F lorid a Orchestras. She w as Ihe youngest student to attend the college d iv isio n of the J u llla r d School. D u rin g her freshm an year, she w as I he only freshm an selected lo perform w ith (he J u llla r d O rchestra. She lias also perform ed at Carnegie H a ll. " I ' m v e r y h a p p y at sch o o l," S c lh said, " f t 's very m otivation al for me lo be s u r­ rounded by people w llh sim ila r Interests. I'm co n st an lly ch allen ged." she said. Testing of Salk AIDS vaccine goes nationwide United Preee International C o n v e n ie n c e s to re o w n e rs oppose Ihe requirem ent, saying II la c o o lly and II places both c le rk s a n d cu stom ers a l risk. O ppon e n ts Include Ihe R etail G ro ce rs Asaoctatlon o f Florida. C irc le K and K a n d y Way. the enclosure and Ig n ilrd die fuel. Store ow ners say Ihey'd rattier have v o lu n ia r y re q u ire m e n ts su ch as keeping w indow s by cash register areas u nobstructed to outside view , “ d ro p " safes and lim itin g Ihe am ount o f cash In the register. T he co un ty o rdinan ce w ould apply lo lale-night convenience stores and gasoline statio ns and sto rrs In sh o p p in g centers If m ost stores In the sh o p p in g re n te r a re n 't open . V e n d in g m a rh ln e a n d gam e a rca d e s, grocery stores and theaters arc exem pt from Ihe requirem ents. A lso required o f Ihe stores Is an unobstructed view o f the cash register area from outside, drop safes o r large safes bolted to the floor, su rve illa n ce cam eras and on-hand ca sh lim it s o f $30. P a r k in g lo t s m u s t be f u lly lig h te d a n d e m p lo ye e s m u st re c e iv e t r a in in g In ro b b e ry avoidance. ACLU attorney wants to speak to S C C trustees Coins allsgsdly stolon In burglary Polios sllsg s msn hit w its m a ln ln g In effect. If Ihe co u n ty o rd in a n ce Is saed. II w on't affect S anford or ke M ary, w h ich a lready have tw o-clerk ordinances, o r Longw o od If c l l y o fflc la t a th e re approve ih e lr tw o -cle rk o rd i­ nance M arch 19. T h e Initiative for the ordinance arose from store operators and cle rk s w ho say lone c le rk s ore vulnerable to la le night a ssau lts and robberies. Most recently. Herbert A lle n . 48. o f Deltona, was stabbed lo death In N ovem ­ ber a s he worked a l ih e C irc le K at 1806 W. First SI. C le r k s sa y a tw o -cle rk re ­ qu irem ent w ill offer th em se cu ri­ ty because a robber w ill be u n lik e ly to h arm o r k ill one cle rk If another cle rk co u ld com e to a ssist. In Novem ber, a Sanford convenience store’s robber was ra p tu re d by Sanford poller a short tim e after Ihe crim e w ith a d e scrip tio n provided b y a second c le rk o n d u ty even before Sanford paaaed Its tw o-clerk rule In Decem ber. F D A h a s a p p r o v e d fo r n a ­ tionw ide h um an testing S a lk a n d Im m une Products officials w rrr not available for Im m ediate com m ent M onday. In Ju n e . S u lk reported two H lV - tn fr c t r d c h im p s tost a ll signs of the A ID S v iru s a flrr receivin g h is vaccine. R e su lts of early tests In HIV-Infected paD e n ts h a v e n o l been m ade p u blic. W in la r Park High graduate M onlsha Seth w ill perform in Healhrow Saturday to raise money tor the Thomas E. W hlgham AIDS SuperChallenge. In a d d itio n to the concert, sponsored by A rv ld a Corp.. Ihere w ill be a cham pagne reception a l Ihe H e a lh ro w C o u n try C lu b . T ick e ts are $25. Fo r ticke t in ru rm utlon . ca ll C lem en ts u m l W hlgham . 321H2HO d u rin g office hours, or 349-9580 d u rin g evening hours. ^B A N K R U P TCY ^ C o rre c tio n T h e m eaning of a sentence In a letter to the editor lh a t appeared S un day under the headline " C it ­ izen s sh o u ld n 't pay for m ull road" w as changed by the In­ advertent om issio n of the word "n o t." T he sentence In the Id le r from Rose Payne, of Sanford, should have read: "W e are a progesslve lo w n and urea but not a stag­ nant o n e." - is rr f o r y o u ? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • ■WIPE OUT DEB TS. KEEP YOUA PRO P!RTV •CONSOLCMTI BILLS • STOP CO LLE C T ** THREATS • STOP FORECLOSURE AND LAW SUIT* FREE LECTURES •MOON, U T U R M Y 9 ROBERT H.PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW OTHErSeRVCU 339-2022 trnmmtm Spring* (U4 u«$ i m * ft* tat) TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS W. 25th Street - Sanford 322-8415 29 Years Same Location F A M IL Y O W N E D �4A Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — T usid sy, March 13, 1990 Editorials/ Opinions RO BER T W A L T E R S How to cash in the peace dividend EDITORIALS Mitch Snyder's bad idea M it c h S n y d e r , t h e n a t io n 's b e s t-k n o w n a d v o c a te fo r th e h o m e le s s , ts u r g in g h o m e le s s p e o p le to b o y c o tt th e 1 9 9 0 c e n s u s . T h e c o u n t in g m e th o d s u s e d b y th e g o v e r n m e n t, h r s a y s , w i l l u n d e r c o u n t th e p o o r a n d p la y In to th e h a n d s o f p o lit ic ia n s w h o w a n t to m in im iz e th e e x te n t o f h o m e le s s n e s s . B u t w h ile S n y d e r a n d o t h e r s h a v e good r e a s o n s to q u e s t i o n th e g o v e r n m e n t 's c o u n t in g m e th o d s , a b o y c o tt o f th e c e n s u s w o u ld be Irre s p o n s ib le , b o r d e r in g o n th e c r im in a l. N o m a t t e r h o w h a r d t h e g o v e r n m e n t trie s , th e re w i ll a lm o s t c e r t a in ly be a n u n d e r c o u n t o f th e h o m e le s s , m a n y o f w h o m a r e a lc o h o l­ ic s . d r u g a d d ic ts , m e n t a lly 111 a n d / o r g e n e r a lly d is t r u s t f u l o f g o v e r n m e n t. T h a t 's w h y th e g o v e r n m e n t is t r y in g to e n lis t th e a id o r o r g a n iz a t io n s w h o w o r k w it h th e h o m e le s s a n d to h ir e m a n y h o m e le s s p e o p le to d o th e c o u n t in g . In a n a t t e m p t to g e t a m o re a c c u r a te p ic t u r e o f t h is h a rd - to - c o u n t p o p u la ­ tio n . th e C e n s u s B u r e a u w i l l e v e n c o n d u c t a n u n p r e c e d e n te d p r e c e n s u s c a n v a s o n M a r c h 2 0 -2 1 , s e n d in g e n u m e r a to r s to c o u n t p e o p le l i v i n g In s h e lt e r s , c h e a p m o t e ls , u n d e r b r id g e s , a lo n g r lv e r b o n k s a n d In a b a n d o n e d b u ild in g s . W A S H I N G T O N — E n t h u s ia s m a b o u n d s throughout the co u n try for the "p e a ce d iv id e n d " that presum ably w ill be forth co m in g a* the C o ld W ar w in d s dow n — but that expected dra m atic reduction In m ilita ry spending w ill h ard ly b r an u nqualified bonanza. Indeed, a very high price m ust lx- j m UI Tor the dism a n tlin g of what h as become the n a tio n 's most elaborate and expensive "p o rk b a rre l" program on w hich 92 trillio n In p u b lic funds was lavished d u rin g the I'JHOsulnnr. W here d id that m on ey go? H ere Is an especially perceptive answ er to that question from F ra n k lin C. S pinn ey, a c iv ilia n policy analyst w ho fur m any years h as worked In the OITlrc of the Secretary of Defense: "T h e m oney ... d id not buy larger forces. It d id not buy new er forces. It did not b u y h ig h e r operating tempos. These are farts. ... W e don't know w hether the defense b u d g rl bought belter. If fewer, w e apon s.... "T h e defense budget d id buy ... Jobs, votes In elections and votes In Congress. C o m plica te d weapons designs and success-oriented w eapons testing were com bined w ith astute p o litica l engineering to covert the defense budget in to a giant, self-perpetuating, p u b lic w o rk s project." D u rin g the 1960s. the defense-related c iv ilia n work force Increased by m ore than 6 0 percent, creating an Industry e m p lo yin g m ore w o rkers T h e c e n s u s Is u s e d to r e a p p o r tio n C o n g r e s s a n d s ta te le g is la t u r e s . It a ls o w ill b e u s e d b y lo c a l, s t a t e a n d f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t s t o d e t e r m in e h o w to a llo c a t e s c a rc e re s o u rc e s . A n y p e r s o n w h o re fu s e s to b e c o u n te d d e n ie s h im s e lf a n d h is c o m m u n it y r e p re s e n ta tio n a n d a f a ir s h a re o f th e n a t io n ’s re s o u rc e s , in c lu d in g , a s M it c h S n y d e r m u s t k n o w , 'r e s o u r c e s fo r h o u s in g th e h o m e le s s . It Is a g a in s t th e la w to t r y to s a b o ta g e th e p ro c e ss; K Is a g a in s t a ll re a s o n to w a n t to try . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcom e. A ll letter* m ust Ik - signed a n d Include a m a ilin g address and a •laylim e telephone num ber. Letter* s h u ld be on a subject a n d should be as b rie f as possible. Le tte rs art- subject to editing. Berry's World "From now on, let's do OLD-FASHIONED acquisition deals — let's use REAL M O NEYI" International m arkets offer v irtu a lly u n lim ite d opportu nities for successful conversion lo a |x-ucclime econom y. T h e tra n slllo u . how rver. Is alm ost ce rta in to pnHluec trn q io n iry econom ic dislocation for the com m un ities, com panies and w orker* now so heavily Involved In su pportin g and s u p p ly in g n m ilita ry establishm ent w ith an a n n u a l budget or • 3 0 0 billio n . T he tirsi test lo m c s In the form of Defense Secretory K lc h a rd It. C h e n e y 's recent proposal lo d o s e or reduce Ml) m ilita ry Installations. 72 o f Ihent In tills country. P o litica l and bu siness leaders Irani nearby c o m m u n llle s already have expressed th e ir tears of th r severe econom ic consequences they fear w ill follow. One a n a ly s is , prepared by Itep. P a tric ia S ch m rd c r. D C o lo .. co n clu d e s that If* of the 21 dom estic Iwises Cheney has designated lo be shut down a rr to congressional d is tric ts repre­ sented by Dem ocrats. M oreover, sa ys S cliro e d cr. tut p e rrrn t of the c iv il (an em ployees a n d t il percent of the m ilita ry personnel affected by the planned clo su re s a rr assigned to bases In D em ocratic districts. Convertin g the work of Pentagon co ntractors and sob-contractors to n o n -m ilita ry tasks w ill be even m ore d llllc u ll but can and m u st b r uehtrvrd. We have n o n lh rr ch o lcr. , J A C K AND ERSO N Is reunited China a possibility? VERY RELIGIOUS. I'M JUST AM S n y d e r 's a tte m p t to s a b o ta g e t h a t e ffo rt — h e c l a i m s h is o r g a n iz a t io n h a s a lr e a d y b u r n e d c e n s u s fo r m s , a n d o t h e r h o m e le s s o r g a n iz e r s h a v e th r e a te n e d to t a k e s im ila r a c t io n s — s e r v e s o n ly t o In cre a s e th e s iz e o f th e u n d e rc o u n t. T o th e e x te n t S n y d e r e n c o u r a g e s o t h e r s e g m e n t s o f th e p o p u la tio n t r a d it io n a lly u n d e r c o u n te d a n d e q u a lly u n ­ h a p p y w it h th e C e n s u s B u re a u m e th o d s — m in o r it ie s a n d I m m ig r a n t s — to b o y c o tt, th e u iu le r r o u n t Is f u r t h e r m a g n ifie d . S n y d e r 's b o y c o tt c a m p a ig n e x p o s e s h im lo i b a rg e s o f p la y in g s e lf-s e rv in g p o lit ic s . D o e s he h a v e a B la k e in c o n c e a lin g th e r e a l n u m b e r o f h o m e le s s s o th a t h e c a n I n fla te th e • s i( m a t e s lo s u it h is o w n p o lit ic a l p u r p o s e s In m u c h th e sa m e w a y h e a c c u s e s o th e r p o lit ic ia n s o f w a n t in g to u n d e r s ta te th e n u m b e rs? than It d ltl ut the height of the V ietn am War. T h o se 11.25 m illio n Jobs cost the n a tio n 's taxpayers an uverage o f *50.000 apiece, "W h ile the A rse n al -------------o f D e m o c r a c y Is p r o d u c in g s m a lle r n um bers o f weapons, th a n k s to the co m ­ p le x ity and expense o l those w eapons." iio tr s S pin n e y . "It 1s a lso produ cin g m ore u n d m ore s u b co n tracts flow ing lo m ore and more co n ­ gressional d is tricts ." C a n the residents of those d is tricts and ( T h o s e 3 .2 5 their elected leaders m illio n jo b s now deal w ith a ra d i­ c o s t th e n a ­ c a lly changed m ili­ tio n ’ s t a x p a y ­ tary. eco no m ic and e rs a n a v e ra g e p o l it ic a l s it u a t io n o l $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 that p ro m is e s a a p ie c e . J “ pence d lv ld rn d " — but o n ly If they can phase out defense spending? S u ch a change need not — Indeed ought not — Ik - lim ite d to the e lim in a tio n of Jo in a n il other e conom ic b rn rllts . E ver-expan din g dom estic a n d , environmentalist. ELLEN GOO D M AN Moving back the hands of time BO ST O N — W hen Lett A ck lu n d goes a n y ­ where, even to p ick u p h is daughter at school, som ebody Is like ly lo ask him . jo cu la rly , nervously, w ltai lim e II Is. T h is Is not y ou r ordinary Inquiry and A rk la n d Is not you r o rd in a ry chx-k w a lch cr. A s editor of the B u lletin o f A to m ic Scien tists, he Is one ol the ru rre n l ke e |x-rsofa n International sym txil: the doom sday clock. T h is vintage tlm rp lce e has been around since UJ47. when the B u lle tin , created hy the s cie n tis ts w ho w orked at the M an h attan project, first designed an Icon to the dangers o f m ielear w ar. In those days, the little hand w as at m idn igh t, the big hand was at seven m inutes to catastrophe. A n d A m e rica n s h o p e d that tim e w ould stand still. S in ce then, the doom sday clo ck has Im-cii a visible m easure of security. T h e lic k has m ade pcoplr Inhale w ith a n xie ty or exhale w ith relief som e 12 tim es, as If II tuts a life of Us ow n, The hlg hand m oved o m in o u sly foreword when Ihc hydrngen ImiiiiI) w as Icslcd In 19-19. k ic k when the Partial Test Ban T reaty w as signed In l ‘ «i:i. forw ard again In the "e v il e m p ire " days o f IB84. O n T u e sd a y , lo the d eligh t ol s y in lx il watchers. A ckia n d and the B u lle tin s ' Ixiard of p h ysicists and scie n tists toasted the end of Ihc Cold W ar hy k n o ck in g the clo ck back lo u r more m ln u lcs . tl Is now o lllc la llly te ll m in u te s In m idn igh t. Set y o u r watches. T h is Is u n m lilg u tcd ly g<xxl n ew s m those ol us who have lived o u r w hole liv e s w Jlhln hearing d istan ce ol the dix-k . In ih c m ld-'fUK. the tick-lo ck becam e so loud that m any of us com ing hom e trout a Helen C u ld lc o ll lecture, or tu rn in g off "T h e Day A fte r." wanted to ptdl ih c covers over our heads, There is n o th in g m ore that we dearly w auled Ilian to exorcist* ih c m u sh ro om clo u d s from o u r s u h ro n s rIntis. A n d we've done a pretty good job ol It. A s H enry K e n d all o f the Utilon of Concerned S c ie n tis ts lo m id In a survey List year. A m e rica n s can 't activ e ly w orry about more than lw o-and .i-h.dl issues at a tim e and Ihe ih rcat ol n u cle a r war dropped dow n in a h o u l -tOihon Ihc list. T he end ol Ihc C old W ar not on ly m eans lean d a y s lo r the a n ll-S o v le l h a rd lin e rs a n d pro-m ilitarists, tl m eans lean da ys lor m im ic peace groups and lo n t ir r freezers. M rm tirrs ln p III groups Is (low n. foundation m oney has dried iiji . and most s u rv iv in g o rg u itlzu 'lo its have cut sla b and salaries T h e c ircu la tio n of the lliillc iln itself is m u ch lower, and Invitation* lo s|M.ik o il the threat ol n uclear war have gone dow n far a n d Iasi tl is rc.isou .iblr to ask w hether A m e rica n s have to b r trrrlllc d lu order to go on th in k in g about the h um an ca p a city lor sell destruction A lte r -ill. It's ten m in u te s lo m id n ig h t Do you know where vour 50,000 n ucle ar w arheads T he rra ttlv tx-hlnd the sym txil Isn't all llm l reassuring. T he scie n tists who voted to move the hand backw ard did so w ith m u ch debate. D a rtm o u th 's Leonard Hlcser. for exam ple, voted lo r the move tx-cmisc. "T h e chances ol global Arm ageddon are m u ch reduced. Mill the Ixittom line is tlull there are more w arheads than m I IKK) when the c lo c k s a id 12 m in u te s lo m i d ­ n ig h t." T h e r e a re o th e r resorts lo r Insecurity. T he Soviet U nion Is I ti d e e d l e s s t h r e a t e n l o g . lin t m ore shukey It's not r r u s s u r ln g lo c o n ­ tem plate c iv il w ars e ru p tin g around S o ­ viet silos. T h e risk ol accident ts us great as ever. Fo ur m ore ( i t s ten co u n trie s have the m in u le s to ic ih o n o ln g y to pro m id ligh t: D o duct- I m m b s An d at you Know h o m e we a re s t ill w h e re y o u r e x p a n d Iu g a n d 50,000 n u c le a r " m o d e r n iz in g " o u r w a rh e a d s ituetear weapons are? J program s. “ A m e rica n s g d nm stu ck on llrs l steps." w arn s W illia m S loa n e C o llin , the head ol SAN K/Freeze. a lo ngtim e gruss r ix ils organ iza­ tion that has a lso fallen u pon leaner times. Wc confuse the beginning wi th the happy ending. C o llin sa ys we have Ihc sam e choices a s Ix-lore G o rb a ch cv : “ E ith e r a ll co u n trie s give up n u cle a r weapon* nr accept the fact that any co u n try that w ants them eve ntu a lly w ill gel ilie m ." II w c begin re d u cin g the nuclear a rsenal at the rale of liv e w arheads a day. the co u n td ow n w ould s till lake more I halt l(MXX) days. lu s h u n , ut ten m in u te s to m id n ig h t. It's not tim e y d to stop w o rry in g and be liappy. The giMxl new s Is that as p u b lic u llru ltn it shifted from one disaster — n u cle a r h o k x a u s l — to anoth er — e n viro n m e n ta l disaster the peace g ro u p s h a v e had lo broa de n tln -ir ow n perspective. Today, the la te o l Ihc dixim sday elix-k Is superim posed on a m ap ol the whole earth. SAN E/Freczi? Is now su btitled Cam paign Inr GI o Im I S e cu rity Instead ol ta lk in g about n atio n a l defense, there Is talk alxtu l com m on security. It Is true that over the |m s I lew years. G o rb ach e v rem oved the m ost Im m ediate threat. W e have Ix-en given tim e — four s y u d x ille m in u tes m ore. B u i m som e w ays libstill lo b u le s the doom sday clo ck We ca ll only oio v c liu i kw .u tl by g oing Iniw .irtl W A S H IN G T O N - B e h in d the scenes In Beijing, un Intensr dram a Is u n fo ld in g that could c h a n g r the course o f w orld event*. D eng X ia o p in g . C h in a 's s e n io r le a d e r without ]M>rtfoilr>. bus n dream . Before he dies, h r w ants lo restore th r tw o Ch in as, revive the econom y and establish C h in a as a true w orld ix iw rr. S ou rces w ith access lo the a g in g leader s a y h r b in a plan to achieve a ll this. lie has a lrra d y ojx-nrd a track ch a n n e l to T aiw an, w h ich holds the keys lo Chinese u n ity and prosperity. A s one o l the original c o m m u n is t leaders. Deng helped to drive th e l a t e C hIa n g K a i - s h e k o ff the rn a I n I a m l . N o w D e n g 's c n n t o c l in T aiw an Is C h la n g ’ s s u r v iv in g son. C h lu ng W cl-ku o. w ho Is a p o w e rfu l presence In T aiw an. T h e v e h ic le that could b rin g the two ( D e n g 's C h in a s to gether Is b e a u tifu l th e ir co m m o n c o n ­ d re a m w a s stitution . w h ich was d is r u p te d b y drafted try the vener­ la s t J u n e 's a b le S u n V a t-s e n . m a s sa c re o f w h o m C h in e s e on - s tu d e n ts . J b o t h s id e s o f Ih c Ix im lx x ie u rla lu re­ vere. Both sides c la im lo be Ihc legitim ate C h in ese governm ent u n d e r that co n stitu tion . S o u r c e s c lo s e to D e n g s a y h e h a s exchanged secret, Indirect messages w ith ChlaMg about the possible procedures to create one C h in a w ith in Ihc fram ew ork of that constitution. U f course, that w ould tu k r patient negotia­ tio n s In the p a in s ta k in g C h in e s e s ty le . T aiw an w ould e ve ntu a lly lx? reunited w ith the m a in la n d as a provin ce, w ith a uton om y over Its econom y and p olitics. T he C h inese on T a iw a n w lih ih e lr ow n th riv in g econom y us a m odel, w ould le a ch th e ir m e th o d s to Ih e lr c o u s in s o n th e m ain land. In return, leaders In T aiw an w o uld lx? draw n Into the ce n tra l g o v rm m tn t In Beijing. C h lu n g W cl-kuo. for exam ple, m igh t accept the vice fxrsld e n cy . D eng's tx’uutlful dream was disru p te d by last J u n e 's m assacre of students. O u r sources say Deng hud no Intention of le ttin g the v lo ir i A t reach that point. He w n s offended by the student uprising. He felt they sh ou ld have honored h im lor Introducing d e m ocratic upd econom ic reforms. Instead, they dishonored him w ith m assive p u b lic protests. Deng m erely wanted lo Ira ch the stu de nts a lesson. A n d Ik - also w anted lo halt the u p risin g h cfo ic It upset the stability o f h is governm ent. But Ids designated heir. Zh ao Z lyang. sided w ait the students. T hat led to a backstage struggle. Deng made a llia n ce s wi th Ids hardlin e adversaries to oust Z h ao and h a ll the student u p ris in g lx-fore It sw r|Z across C h in a . Deng sent m xips to Intim idate the stu dents Into disbanding. But the students faced dow n th o s e tro o p s . T h e n D e n g a llo w e d th e h ard lin ers lo brin g In th e ir loyalist troops. It was those in x ip s w h o opened fire on the students. D u rin g the re crim in a tio n s that follow ed, the h a rd lin e rs gained co n tro l of the ce n tra l governm ent. Our sou rce s Identify the ch ie f Instigator a s IT o n tc r LI Ceng, who Is try in g to tu rn th r clo ck track lo the days of h arsh co m m u n ist rule and ce n tra l p la n nin g But the outcom e Isn’ t yet settled. T h e real jxiw er In C h in a ts held by six a rm ie s whose com m anders, lu a show dow n, m ight side w ith D eng against LI Ceng. T h e h a rd lin e rs have succeeded, m eanw hile. In a n tag o n izin g the populace. A student underground still operates in (k-flanre o f D raconian penalties. Even the c ix is rrv a ltv e peasants are de ­ stroying crops and produ cin g less gra il) for the state. In T aiw a n , m cu n w h llr. C h u n g W cl-ku o has en cou n lered s im ila r oppo sitio n from Crestd en i Lee Teng-hui. w ho Is rem oving C h la n g ’ s lo ya lists Irom key posts and replacing them w ith Ids own. �Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida — Tuaiday, March 13. 1990 — M Volunteers— Sanford C of C plant Mambar Bfandar S A N F O R D — T he m arin a H o lid a y Inn w ill boat the G reater Sanford C ham ber of C o m m erce M em ber B le n d e r M a rrh IS at 5 p.m . at Fitzgerald's. G u e sts w ill progress from the bar to the hotel [NMilaltlr. to Dock N‘ S h o p and at 7 p.m . to a private Ulnlrifi m om at S anford's L a n d in g reataurani for deaaerl. Irlah i-olTer and door prizes. A ll m rm b e ra are Ivtled to uitend. Fo r m ore Inform ation, ra il the ch a m be r at 322-2212. Sanford Chambargaara up for golf S A N F O R D — T he G reater Sanford C h am b e r o f C o m m e rce la la k tn g registrations for ila IS th a n n u a l golf tournam ent n rh rd u lrd for M arch ID at T lm a cu a n C o u n try C lu b . R rg la tru llo n for the tournam ent, w h ich In rlu dca din ner. La 975. Fm traom ra atiould register by M a rrh IS. Fo r more Informal Ion. r a il the cham ber at 3 2 2 2 3 1 2 . S C C canonists to claan tha Waklva S A N F O R D — T h r canoe c la s s from Sem inole C o m m u n ity College w ill do Its part In h elp clean th r e n viron m ent w hen II la k e s a trip dow n the W rk lv a R iv e r M arch 16 to p ick u p can s and other debris from the shoreline. T he cla ss w ill depart from the W eklvu M arin a al 11:30 a.m. and ir a v r l dow n th r rtv rr to K a tie 's Lan d in g , slo p pin g lo r r lr r lv r garbage along lire way. A ll volunteers arc welcom e. Ii Isn'i necessary in sign u p for I lie cla ss lo lake I h r trip. Those Interested should contact T on y U cglry . canoe class Instructor, at 323-1450 exten sion 4 0 2 between 8 a.m . and I p.m. today III rough T hu rsda y. Drug addiction aamlnar schodulod S A N F O R D — A sem inar on the signs and sym ptom s of d ru g a d d ictio n w ill lie ro n d u clcd by the Sanford H ousing A u th o rtiy and (h r West S aillo rd Hoys and G ir ls C lu b M arch 14 a l I I a.m. T he G rove C oun selin g C e n te r w ilt give Infurm allon ul Ihe Hoys and G irls C lu b . DID W. Persim m on A v r.. Sanford. For m ore Inform ation, ca ll I’liy llls R ichardson at 323-3150 or lire c lu b al 3302456. PA C E school haa Founder's Auction I.O N GW O O D - - The P A C E Private School In Longw ood Is havin g l l i r l r fourth annual Fo u n d e r's A u ctio n M arch 16 ul Ih r S io u llr r O rla n d o Resort ul 6 p.m. D inner In 9 5 0 per p la lr and corporate tables u rr available for 9500 T he silent a u cllo n tirg in s a l 6 p.m.. din ner w ill lie served ut 7 p.m .. and ih r oral auction begins al 6 30 p.m A u ctio n e e rs w ill be Rep. A rt G rln d le u u d S r o ii "S coo te r" Sherwood. Voters Association has Spring Fling C H U L U O T A — The Southeast Sem inole C o u n ty V oters Association Is having ih e lr fourth a nnual S p rin g F lin g M a rrh 31 from D a.m. lo -I p m ul Ih r C h u lu o ia C o m m u n ity C en ter on 7th S t r r r i In C h uluo ia. Over 5 0 e xh ib itors u rr expected. Itooths are available for 915 E x h ib its w ill In e lu d r anll<|urs. bonks, ra n d v . rra fls . baked goods and re fre sh m e n ts.F o r m ore Inform ation, r a il 365-5703. Homeowners group to discuss recycling A L T A M O N T E SPR IN G S — T h e Sem inole League of llom e ow ners Association s w ill in r r t M arch 20 at 7:30 p.m. u l the East m onte C iv ic Center. 6 3 0 M agnolia A v r.. A lta m o n te S prings. The League w ill d iscu ss m andalury refuse collection and re cy clin g Fur more Inform ation, cull L y n n Law rence al 6 2 & A 2 6 * .. Introduction to Disaster course offered O R L A N D O — T h r Centra! Florida Ch apter of the A m e rica n Red C ro ss Is sponsoring an Introduction to D isaster course M a rrh 26. T he C rb tru l Flo rid a C h a p e lr Is lo catrd a l 5 N. Hornby A v r.. O rla n d o Fo r m ore In lo rm a lln n . c a ll H ill W o h lla rlh u l 894-4141. Heath Fest ’90 bsglns March 14 LO N G W O O D — The South Sem inole C o m m u n ity H ospital Is sponsoring "H e a lth Fest' 9 0 " M arch 14 from lO u .m . lo 9 p.m . In Ih r re n te r cu url of A ltam o nte M all. I lr u llh ra re professionals w ill o ile r posture screening, foul screening, weight m anage­ ment. stress management, fitness, knee and sports m edicine, n u lrfllo n . p ro s la lr. liposuction and hrrast exam education. For m ore Inform ation, cull D iane Outiuun at 767-1200. extension 107. Mall C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A A lth o u g h second reading of the a nn exatio n had been tabled u pon Ih r developer's request u n til the co m m ission 's A p ril 9 review of th r m all developm ent order. Ihe r li y lim its last night w rre s tre tc h e d lo Ihe s ite 's w estern 1-4 boundary by a u n a n ­ im o u s vote. C o m m issio n e r Lon How ell said he proposed m oving up the vote on a n n e xin g the property Into Sunford to a lla y fears of re s i­ dents w ho have said they believe Ihe d e velopers have m u scle d fin a n cia l assistance from the c ity u sin g a prom ise lo annex for w in n in g favors. U n der Ihe concept the co m ­ m is s io n a p p ro v e d , th e c i t y w ould float 96.2 m illio n In bonds to pay for n rw roads and road Im provem ents necessary to ac- H O SPITA L N O TES M i l l rittM i Sl y wi I H n iitil Im M ADMItltONl O u r d Bloom It, Jotvyaon Bronnock B o rn io M C o llo o h o f Doroftiy H onion W in d * K illin g !n o * in OoBro J. M o ttln CfOClM PKIIlIpl P t g g i Pu<d»f « Ichord Paovoy M*nry R o ito lo J r Dann Slog i n o r r l i A Silvo Goorg* L n ip r o g g in t Tromofto Sill# E llo n W oitnouor B io ko G u it o ! O o B o ry T h od o M t ir w g g v OoBory C h o rlo t P Bogor. Doltono Oortono Congor. OoOono Iw tG e o d lo n d . Ooltono A n g tlo Gordon. O tiro n s W llllo m J G ro u l. Ooltono lo ik o r Long, do IIons O oronco G Poovloo. Ooltono W o n P u /u to . Dot io n s AI k o M Voiko. Ooltono M o r is M Voto Ooltono H a te r! B Tontoy Doltcno U -o n o M tG o rry . Longoood H o rvy Cots. Orongo City V irg in ia L F o rk s. Orongo City C o tto n Trom otoy. Orongo City * L l. Col. J o h n B u s b y presented (h e L ife M e m b e rs h ip lo the E x e c u tiv e Board C o m m itte e o f th e A rm y to Dr. V in c e n t Roberts, fo r hts d y n a m ic le a d e rsh ip In Hie state a n d U w co m m u n ity . Rob­ e rta sa id to Busby: " K e e p It short w h e n y o u 're t a k in g about me. I 'm ju s t p a rto f (he team .” C irc u it C o u rt Ju d g e Jo e D avis w aa honored aa the first M em ber E m e ritu s, for h is 31 years o n the e x e c u tiv e board. D u rin g that tim e he waa In strum ental In f u n d r a is in g a n d spe a rh e a d e d n ew b u ild in g . '1 d id n ’ t realize I h a v e been d o in g t h is a ln ce 1 9 9 6 ." he said. "G o d bless (he A rm y a n d a ll o f yo u ." In h is I n v o c a tio n , R o b e rt D aehn said the A rm y accepted th e ch allen ge over 100 years ago to be Its brother's keeper. B egu n in England. In I960, w ith one m an. seven wom en, a n d 9500, the S alva tio n A rm y haa grow n to 10.000 rentern In Tortoises— C o a tla a s d froot Fogs 1A developer to pay th e s ta ir a fee for d isp la cin g the creatures. " T h e poor gophers don't care if y o u pay the m itig atio n m oney o r n o t . " M c C la n a h a n s a id . " T h e y ’re going to be dead." A 9 6 0 .0 0 0 m itig atio n fee has been proposed (o pay for Ihe lost lortolae habitat. T h e fee w ould g o to w a rd a tru s t fu n d for w ild life projects In Ih r C e n tra l F lo rid a region. M cC la n ah a n sa id he had d is­ cu sse d the tonotse relocation project w ith area Hoy S e o u l representatives. T h e group m ay donate labor and a cam per In Iran sport the tortoises, he said. C o m m is s io n e r W h lte y E c k s ­ te in suggested Ihe c it y 's 2.200-acre a g ricu ltu ra l tract In G e n e va as a new hom e for the tortolaea. A re a en viron m e n ta lists oppose a p lan approved last week by Ihe E a st C e n tra l F lo rid a Regional P la n n in g C o u n c il th a t w ould a llo w developer M e lv in S im on A Associates to pay m itig atio n (ers Instead of m ovin g the turtles. S h a ro n Carveth. representing the S ie rra C lu b of C e n tra l F lo ri­ da. sa id today she w ill a sk Ihe F lo rid a G am e and Fresh W ater F ish C o m m ission to force re­ lo ca tio n of ih e tortotscs. " I f It were Just 15 gopher to n o ls rs . I w ould say It w asn ’t w o rth the en ergy." C a rv e th said. " B u t we've got 117 out there and it ’ s not u tvep iab le to just b u lld o ze them u n d e r." " W e have never had a devel­ oper aay. 'W e re a lly don 't care. W e 're Just going lo pay o u r Im pact fee. develop o u r property a n d not care about the tortoises.’ E v e n H ealh ru w rem oved them a n d paid for It." C a rve th said. W h en relocation efforts fail, sh e said, m itigation fees are not h ig h enough. S h r sa id she w ill a s k Ihe stale to Increase fees w hen w ild life Is displaced. O ne S an ford re sid e n t pre s­ e n t e d a p e titio n o f s e v e ra l n e ighbo rs’ signatures a skin g the c it y to step In to protect Ih r g ro w th ," M cC lan ah an said. c o m m o d a t e I h e J im W illa rd , representing Ihe 1.2-m llllon-squarc-foot m a ll. T he developer w ill pay for the bonds developer, d lsaipccd. " T h is Is grow th p a yin g for w ith u p lo 50 percent o f c ity and co u n ty property taxes collected Itself." W illa rd sold. Uy address on the m a ll property over 14 Ing traffic problem s before m all years. U tility , school and sales co n stru ctio n begins, he said, the c ity w ill avoid congestion like la x e s a re n o ta ffe c te d b y th e T lF . S la te s la lu t r s allow citie s and that on S la te Road 4 3 6 gener­ co un ties to create T IF s for eco­ ated by A lta m o n le M all. M cC la n ah a n also questioned n o m ic and co m m u n ity redevel­ w h eth er Ihe T IF w o u ld be such a opm ent. good deal for the c ity If Ihe m ail A lth o u g h an o v e rw h e lm in g w as unable to raise projected m a jority o f the co m m issio n last week had pledged th e ir su pp o rt revenue In Its llrat lew years. "W e bite the b u lle t on any o f a deal w ith m a ll developer M elvin S im o n A A ssociates of projection th a l doesn't measure Indianapolis, M cC la n ah a n and u p ,” he said. " T h e c ity gets 50 som e residents said they oppose percent of nothing If they don't u sin g c ity m oney to pay for a raise enough m on e y." W ith jobs and la x revenue. private venture. M cC la n a h a n said, the m a ll w ill “ G ro w th should be expected a lso b rin g an added burden on lo pay for Itself.-at least. If II Is c it y p o lice a n d fire s e rv ice . c o m m e r c i a l o r i n d u s t r i a l A c c o rd in g lo pro je ctio n s pre­ pared by the developer, the price la g for law eu fo rccm en i. (Ire protection and other c ity serv­ ice s for the m oll w ill h r 94.4 L u Mono. O voldo m illio n over 10 years. Honey C M e Loon. M on licolto. Itt C o m m issio n e r W h lte y E c k s ­ D liC H A K G I l io n lord te in sa id he supported the co n ­ C o rI L Broom cept os a w ay to boost S anford's M o rv in C o tp o ro n ta x rolls, w h ich represents only D e r t iE Ja n e t 6 0 percent of p ro p e rly In S a n ­ M y r t lt P o n n n o R ich a rd R P o r r lt h ford. Even before the 14-year T IF CorUIno P o n g Is d issolved, he said, (he city w ill Vylvottor R o n g t cash In on h alf o f property taxes M y r t io L ic h o o tto r Ratph V olon tin c o lle cte d on the p ro p e rly — John P W o u m o n . A llo m a n lo Sp rin g ! revenue Sanford needs. DoBoroh L y n n T aylo r. C o tio lB o rry S anford needs new Industry E lla L Boots. Ooltono Pam e la K e irn t. Ooltono a n d com m erce. E ck ste in said. Brandon Kondotl. Ooltono W ith other businesses clo sin g E d itn G L o w lv Ooltono Ih elr doors In Sunford. h r said, John V M oclonnon. Ooltono R o B o rttt M o rro o . Ooltono the m a ll Is a solid Industry tinGlenn W T ro oo o k. Ooltono city sh ou ld welcome. Catharine E Robohoou. Fe rn pork " T h e Sim on group Is nol a Ronald N V a le t. Gonova M a la ria E Bocotv L o o t M a ry C a rd in a l In d u sirlrs. ll Is Ih r Ja w p h C h a m b e r! Lak e M a ry C a d lllu c o f m a lls." E ck ste in said. O o u g la tJ Bet t o ! O rongo C ity "I a m very pleased w ith w lia l Corot L Kootom on and Baby boy. Geneya h a s happened here lo n lg h l." B IR T H S M a y o r Hettyc S m ith said. C ontrol F lo rid a R i p m o l M otpitol U pon en m plrtlu n o l ih r m all, V irg in ia Bor tie id. o botry g irl, io n tor 4 Dobra J M a rtin , o baby g irt, Vonlord slated for 1993. the estim ated V h o rrio A iiiy o . o baby boy. Vonlord 8 .0 0 0 em ployees are expected lu B e v erly F D ili, o baby boy. Deltona ea rn 9 10 0 m illio n a n n u a lly . O iano Me G a rry , o baby g irl. Longwood the U nited S tale s. T h e A rm y Is active In 9 0 coun tries and ter­ rito rie s. a n d se rvice d 12.116 persons lo c a lly In 1969. B u sb y described Ihe A rm y as an organ l u I Ion o f v isio n a n d hope before he Introduced Na­ tio n al C o m m a n d e r Osborne. O sborne sa id the A rm y 's goal la to provide aaaiaiance to h u ­ m a n ity . " O u r o v e rw h e lm in g passion Is lo meet h um an need w hen it la present, In a sim ple, p ra ctical a n d Immediate w ay. O u t of o u r religiou s em phasis, re co g n izin g that people have so u ls aa w e ll as bodies, com es the m otivation and pow er for nervier In the A rm y ." he M i d . O sborne targeted the A m e ri­ ca n fa m ily a s a n a tio n w id e p r o b le m t h a t n e e d s to be a d d re sse d . " W e need to do s o m e th in g to s tre n g th e n the A m e ric a n fa m ily , w h ic h has been lo rn asu n d e r." h r said. O sborn e sa id the y o u th o f A m e r i c a were b e i n g shortchanged. " T h e you th de­ se rve s o m e th in g better th a n w e're g iv in g th e m ." he said. "S o m e h o w w e need to recapture the faith o f o u r b th e rs . T here Is a loss o f m o ra l a n d sp iritu a l fib e r In o u r people. I'm tired o f seeing that y o u c a n k ill. cuss, and have sex o n T V . b u t you c a n 't pray In the cla ssro o m ." he said. S h ie la R o b e rts a n d P o lic e C h ie f S teve H arriett presented O sborne and h la wife, R uth, w ith an o rig in a l p a in tin g o f p a lm trees a n d sand du nes to re m in d th em o f lim e ^>enl In C e n tra l Flo rid a . "W e do n o l need It to re m in d u s o f the w onderfu l tim e we had In Sanford, b u t It w ill c e rta in ly grace o u r h o m e ." be M id . "S a n fo rd Is not the biggest city , bu t It haa the biggest Ideas. I'd lik e to th a n k everyone here for th e ir co ntinu e d su pport o f Ihe S a lva tio n A rm y ." O sborne said. Roads------- poaed, Ihe developm ent m a y not be approved. to s ix lin e s o r to Because a w ider area la served four la n e s at the u m t tim e ." by a roadw ay that hom es and N eisw ender said. bu sinesses along the road Itself, N e la w e n d e r s a id s u c h d e ­ grow th w o uld have lo be slow ed cisio n s s h o u ld be made w ith throughout an en tire region of c o n s id e r a tio n to th e m o n e y Ihe co u n ty . N eisw ender aaid. a va ilab le — C a n the co un ty b u y B u t Neisw ender also offered a Ihe la n d and w iden another road w a rn in g against q u ic k ly u s in g a to fou r o r a lx lanes at the sam e lim e ? — o r w hether developers b u ild in g m orato riu m to aolve p ro b le m s In grow ing p orts o f the sh ou ld be to ld they ca n 't build. co u n ty . U n d e r c o n c u rre n c y re g u la ­ "Y o u can have b u ild in g perm it tions. the co u n ty w ill have to m o ra to riu m s In ce rta in areas, deal w ith the ra m in ra lk m s of bu t m ost people underestim ate those d e cisio n s by 1992. Ihe the the Im portance o f contrucyear co n cu rre n cy w ill take effect tlo n to th e e c o n o m y , " In S e m in o le C o u n ty. N eisw ender M id . " I f y o u h a lt or N e la w e n d e r sa id the s ta le s ig n ifica n tly slow co nstru ction , w o uld be u n lik e ly to s im p ly y o u ’ re g o in g to h a v e a re ­ a llo w tra ffic to becom e c o n ­ ce ssio n." gested on Ihe roods. He said the stale m ay a llo w roads to become h eavily-congested for a sh ort period o f tim e, live years o r so. Continued froas Page 1A as long a s the co un ty had a plan Investiga­ lo Im prove t he traffic condlt Ions. tio n ." said L in dsa y L e ckle . a N e is w e n d e r s a id It doesn 't s p o k e s m a n f o r C S X I n m atter If a developer pays 100 Ja c k s o n v ille . Flo. percent of the coats to w iden T h e A m tra k train from M ia m i roads, pay for w a icr and sew er w as ca rry in g 471 passengers, a n d o t h e r d e m a n d s o f th a t m o s t o f w h o m w e re to be developm ent. If the co un ty s till s h u ttle d lo W a s h in g to n a n d can 't p rovide acceptable service p la ce d aboard a n o th e r tra in . where the developm ent Is pro- D u rick a M i d . Continued front P a g e 1A tortoises, w h ich are lls lr d as a "sp e cies of s p rc la l ro n re rn " In F lo rid a b e ra u re developm en t h as largely depleted th eir n u in bers. A stu dy conducted on Ihe m a ll site estim ates Ihe tortoise popu la lio n at 117 turtles. E n v iro n m e n la llsts sa y thal num ber rep resents a il u n u su a lly large popu lalion. T he gopher to rlolsc is a m e d i­ um -sized tu rtle, u n iqu e In F lo r i­ da because o f Its flat forellm bs used for digging. T he lu r llr s live In the bu rrow s they dig, w h ich are also used by m ore than 80 species of w lld llfr. T h e tu r tle s , w h o se b ro w n s h e lls reach a length o f 12 Inches, live up to 7 0 years. Amtrak------ DBATHS CHARLES E. BOYER Hom e. A lta m o n te S prings. charge o f arrangem ents. C h a rle s E . Hoyer. 86. IS I B u ck e y e A c re D rive. Osteen, d ie d S atu rda y at C e n tra l Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Horn M arch 9. 1904. In C o lum bu s. Ohio, he m oved lo O slecn from O h io In 1960. H r wns a retired forem an for Ihe T lm k ln R o lle r Hearing Co.. Colum bu s, and a m em ber of Sanford C h ris tia n C h u rc h . Sanford. S u rv iv o rs Include wife, L illy M . : daughter. M arianne M aberry. Helen r o lls , both of O s ic rn ; 12 g ra n d c h ild re n : 20 g re a t­ grandch ildren. Hrlsson F u n e ra l Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge of arrangem ents. In EDWARD HENRY MILLER E d w a rd H enry M ilter. 83. St. J o h n s C irc le . Fern Park, died S u n d a y at h is residence. B o rn Dec. 2 6 . 1906. In S tra tfo rd , Conn., he m oved to Fern P a rk from Bridgeport. Conn.. In 1925. He was a retired b u ilder a n d a Lutheran. S u r v i v o r s Include wife, G ladys: daughter. J o A n n MeG ra w . M a itla n d ; sister, L e n a S lra u se . Ch eshire. Conn.; one granddaughter. A ll F a ith s M em orial Park. C a s ­ selberry, in charge o f arrange­ ments. JA C R W. CR U ICR 8H AN K J a c k W. C ru lck sh a u k . 61. 593 t iu e r n s m lr r o r C ir c le . C a s s e l­ b e rry . d ie d S a tu rd a y at h is residence. B o rn Aug. 18. 1928. In Detroit, he moved to C a sse l­ berry from Claw son. M ich.. In 1961 He w as president of Nova E u ro Inc. a n d an Episcopalian. He was a m em ber of National R ifle Association. Private P ilo ts A ssocia tion uix! the B onanza Society. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e wife, K a t h l e e n M.: so n . S r o t t , G astonia. N.C.: stepson. A lto n Parker. T exas: daughters. Diane L. Burrow s. M adison Heights. M ich. L au ra L. Skidm ore. C a s ­ selberry. K lm b e H y A. L y n ch . O r la n d o ; s te p d a u g h te r . J o y P a rk e r. W in te r P a rk ; s is te r. S y lv ia T h o m a s . D e tro ll: s ix grandch ildren. H a n fle ld M o rtu a ry S e rvice s. W inter S prings. In charge of arrangem ents. H E LE N W IN flU lB T P A D G ETT H elen W ln q u is i Padgett, 77. 2422 O range A v r., Sanford, died W edn esday at h er residence. Born Nov. 7. 1912. In C la rk C o u n ty . K y .. she m oved to Sanford from W inter P ark In 1953. Sh e w as a retired nurse. S u rv iv o rs Include daughter. G race Scott. M l. W ashington. Ky.. and one grandson, M ich ael A. S cott. N orfolk. Va. O a k la w n P ark C em cle ry/F u n e ra l Home. Lake M ary. In charge of arrangem ents. CAN D ICE 'C A N D Y ' C R EA M ER SCH R ECE C a n d ic e " C a n d y " C re a m e r S ch re ck. 33. 345 Feather Place, lam gw ood, d ie d Sunday. Born In Fort W orth. T exas, she m oved lo Longw ood from Rochester. N.Y.. In 1968. She was a hom em aker and a m e m be r of a nd rid e r o f Ihe F ir s t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h . M aitland. S h e waa past president of the U n iv e rs ity o f South F lo r i­ da A lu m n i Association. T am pa and C e n tra l F lo rid a chapters. S u rv iv o rs Include husban d. Ja m e s K.; son, J . Corey, L o n g ­ wood: daughter. Je n n a, L o n g ­ wood; parents, G la d y s and Ed Cream er. D aylo n a Beach Shorrs. H a lil w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l Hume. A lta m o n te S prings. In charge o f arrangem ents. ELM O H ILL SR. E lm o H ill S r.. 86. 2205 A lrp o rl lllv d .. S a n fo rd died M onday. M arch 12. a l lllllh u v e n H ealth Care Center. Sanford. Born Dec. 9. 1903. In Ft V alley. Ga.. he moved lo Sanford In I9 6 0 from Sudus. N.Y. He was a retired farm laborer a lu la Baptist. S u rv iv o rs Include wife. M arie. Sanford: sons. E lm o J r ., A lb e rt Lee. Ja m e s Robert, a ll of Cocoa Beach; daughters, R u lll V. U p ­ shaw. Cocoa. An nie Lois B r lg h lm a n . R o c h e s te r. N .Y .: slater. Bessie M o rriso n . T itu s v ille : 2 0 g ra n d c h ild re n ; num erous great g randch ildren. S u n rise Fu n eral Home. S a il font. In charge of arrangem ents. G ER T R U D E CH RISTINE V A LO IS G e rtru de C h ris tin e Valois. 77. DORIS J E A N JU S TU S D oris Je a n Ju stu s. 50. S p rin g B u rd e n Street, A lta m o n te S prings, died S unday a l Flo rid a H ospital. Orlando. Born J u n e 9. 1939. In B re v a rd . N .C.. she m oved lo A lla m o n lr S p rin g s from H en derson ville. N.C.. In 1969 S he w as an o fllre m anager for M aitland Rexall d ru g a lo rrs a n d a Ha pi 1st S u rv iv o rs l i K ' l u d r h usba n d. D o n a ld S.; d a u g h te r. D a w n H u g h es. I.ougwuud; sun, M ic h a e l. L u n g w u o d : mot he r , M ary Edw ards. I’ Lsgah Forest. N. C.; brothers. D ennis. Etow ah. N .C .. G e ra ld E d w a rd s . M ik e Edw ards, hoth U Plsgah Forest. J a c k ie . A rd e n . N .C .: siste rs, C a ro lyn O w nhy. D iane Sum n er. Pcculla Edw ards, all u l Plsgah Purest; one granddaughter. H a ld w ln - E a lr r h lld F u n e r a l i 4 0 7 M ajorca Ave.. A lta m o n te S p rin g s, died S u n d a y at her residence. B o m M ay 5. 1912. In New Y o rk C ity , she m oved to A lta m o n te S p rin g s from D u ­ m ont. N .J.. In 1980. S h e w a s a retired sales cle rk a n d a C a th olic. S u rv iv o rs in clu de son. R ic h ­ a rd . A lta m o n le S p rin g s, fou r g r a n d c h ild r e n : f o u r g r e a t ­ g ra ndch ildre n. P in e C a stle M em orial C h ap e l F u n e r a l H o m e . O r la n d o . In charge o f arrangem ents. BENJAMIN r . WILLIAMS B e n ja m in F. W illia m s . 78, 1606 K n ox Ave.. Sanford, died F rid a y at Flo rid a H ospital. A lta ­ m onte S prin g s. B o m M arch 11. 1911. In Lake County, he m oved tu S an ford from there. He w as a retired ch ef and a Baptist. He w as a m e m b e r of Ja m e s Lodge 25. Enterprise. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e s te p so n . W illie Metz, Sanford and n u m e ro u s cousins. S u n ris e Fu n eral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge o f arrangem ents. W IL L IA M S . B 1 N J A M N F . Fun#r#l MMrvIctt ter M r Bart Jam in F. Wll IIa m t, / I o* IM i Ki m r A y#. , Sanford, who di#d F rid a y . w ill b# hd d 4 p m. W#dn#tday #1 fha S u n rita F u n o ra l Item# Chap#! w ith f i n Atm B ra yto n oflicia tte g F r tends m a y pay Htehr rtt p a e ft at f t * h m r a l hem# today from 4 V p nt Sunriw Funtral Mom*. Santoed. In tharf# of arr abgsmtnii F o r m , CH AR LES f. C ha rtet E v r fs H Boyar. U . of t i l Buck*?# Acr# Dr.. Otte*n, pa w ad from thJt Ilf# on M a rc h 10. I t * a f Sanford. F lo rid a H a w as r#tir#d from tha T lm k n B olter Co m p any and r*tkted in F lo rid a , tin e s ItM . m oving to O utran from Colombo*. O hio H a w a s a m sm b sr of ftw Sanford C h rlttta n C h v rc h Ha * a t prsc*d#d m d#ath b y h it ton. C h a rio t E Boyar J r . and g ra n d s * . Jam # t O Pott*. Ha it tu rv iv a d by h it w ilo. U U Ja M Boyar; daughter!. M aryann# Mat)#*ry and H#ten P oftt. to n in law. N orm an M tb o rry . da ugh ter in law Dor it Boy#r. t it t e r in law. H#ten Ru#tch#r a ll of O tte m . F lo rid a . 12 g ra n d child ren. 70 groat g ra v k h tld ro n . num#rout n ite r* and n#ph#«rt. M r m o rtal w r v ic o t fo r M r. C h a r io t I . B o y rr w ill b# ] p m Saturday at fh# Sanford C h rlttta n C h u rch. 1)2 W A irp o rt B ir d In lia u of Ikmart. mats contribution* to tha Am*rl can Htart Aitoclotion or tha Christian Church Building Fund Britton Funrral Hon#. Sanford. In chargo of arrang#m#nt« Sanford Herald MISSED DELIVERY Call: 322-2611 M ONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. SUND AY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. " SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOAL ” �• A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 13. 1990 Bush moves toward Nicaragua aid By m m U M R. S A R O ilR United P rttt International______ King aided Barbara Bush foundation W A S H IN G T O N K i n d Fahcl o f S a u d i A ra b ia , w h o contributed 91 m illio n to N ancy K ra g a n 's w ar on drugs, also donated 91 m illio n to Barbara B u sh 's cam paign against Illiteracy, o in c la ls acknow ledded. Fahd m ade h is fttfl lo the Barbara Bu sh Foundation for Fa m ily L ite ra cy Sept. 29. I9H9. Itirough the C o m m u n ity Fo un dation of G reater W ashington, w hich helps a d m in iste r the fund, fin a n cia l records show. Foun dation and S a u d i officials said M onday Ihe k in g asked nothing In return for hla gift, w h ich was m a d r at about the same lim e that the first lady helped open a S au di A ra b ia n r x h lb ll In her and her h u sban d's adopted hom etown of Houston. Iditarod it three-way raca S H A K T O O L IK . A la sk a - Wi t h twu d ays a n d 229 tn llc s to go to Nome, the I.IO I-m lle Iditarod T ra il S lrd Dog Hare becam e u three-way contest. Lavon B a n e of W nsllla. A laska, three-tim e rh a in p k in Susan Butcher of M anley. A la ska, and 1989 w inn e r Jo e R u n y a n ol Nenena. A la ska, were so far ahead of the paek of 63 m u she rs that race officials und the m u shers them selves said one of Ihe three w ill w in the 950.000 first prltte. 3 killad in 52-vehicle collision G R E E N B A Y . W ls. — A m ix tu re of dense log and factory smoke enshrouded a bridge and caused 52 v ehicles lo co llid e In a llerv c h a in reaction, k illin g at least three people and In ju ring 3 0 others, a utho rities said. "It w as lik e boom! boom! boom! every couple of seconds." Mild Ja m e s Vandertle. 19. w ho escaped the rush-hour crush M onday on the Tow er D rive Bridge. Green B a y 's tallest structure. Police sa id Ihe ch ain rcuctlon apparently began when drive rs slowed because of reduced v is ib ility on the high-rise bridge, w hich cro sses Ihe m ou th o f the Fox R lv e ra l the c ity 's bay. The sheriff and the cow S A L E M . Vu. — S h e riff M ike Kuvanutigh Is beefing up Ills search for the cu lp rit w h o stu ck u plyw ood cow on h is office m ol. even though prosecutors have no ideu exactly how they would charge any suspects he tu rn s up. The p ra n k was apparen tly Inspired by the Roanoke C o u n ty s h e rlirs ow n legal d llflc u ltlc s tw o yeurs ugo when he was ch aiged w ith a llo w in g h is herd of cows lo m am u neighbo r's property. The charge was dropped on the condition K avanaugh keep h is cow s penned, but Ihe nighttim e appearance of the ersatz a nim al o n h is roof three weeks ago showed someone has not forgotten the Incident. Kavan augh hasn't tu rn ed to Ills own Investigators so lar. apparently because spc» illa tio n about Ihe Identity of Ihe prankster has focused on the s h e rlirs deputies, m any of w hom suffered som e h u m ilia tin g rib b in g after the Incident. W hen the plywood cow w as removed. Kavanuugh ordered Salem C i t y evidence te ch n icia n s to dust the 5-fool-tall brow n and w hite bovine lo r prin ts, but they turned u p em pty bunded. He also sa id he w ill tu rn to a prosecutor for c rim in a l ch arges II a suspect Is apprehended. From Unltod P ra tt International raporta W ASHINGTON Having pm tnlsed In su pp o rl a move to w ard d e m o c ra c y . P re sid e n t B u sh w as ex|M'de<l to announce today form ul steps to restore econom ic lie s w llh Nicaragua, a d m in istra tio n officials say. The o fficials said Bush w ould lift Ihe I9HS trade em bargo Imposed by President Ronald Reagan d u rin g a cam paign of U .S . e c o n o m ic u n d m llltu r y pressure against Ihe M arxisl-lcd S un d ln lsia regime. W llh the S a n d ln ls la s due lo surrender pow er on A p ril 25 follow ing th eir defeat In Ihe Feb. 25 f le d tons, o fficials said Bu sh w ould begin lo deliver on h is pledge to re w u rd d e m o cracy w 11 ii a id l o r e b u i l d t h e Nlcaraguun econom y. In Managua, a spokesm un for the victorious p o litica l cnulltlon. Ihe Natlonul O pposition U nion, sa id late M o n d ay B u sh lele- ASUNCION. Vice President Dan Quaylr. after receiving Nicaraguan P reild en t D aniel O rtega’a assurance of a wwooib irons*ttat of power neat month In Managua, went lo Paraguay and discussed strained trade re la tio n s w ith P re sid e n t Andres Rodriguez. Quayle. In Chile far Sungay's Inauguration of Prest- phoned N icaraguan P resident­ elect V lo lrta C h am o rro a l SI. L u k e ' s h o s p i t a l In H o u s to n w here s h r Is u ndergoing treat­ m ent for a knee Injury. • C h a m o rro spokesm an D nnllo In olllre. T he W ashington Post reported Tuesday that Hush w a n ts lo sh in 9300 m illio n from Ihe defense budget lo a id Ihe N icaraguan cconodty and lo d e m obilize and repatriate Ihe estim ated 10.000 -A — — A S S .. J - 1 - « a t X i i m t n o o A jr w in . E jviv iu C ontra rebels s till under arm s. Monday In Paraguay on the The plan, according lo Ihe fourth leg of hto six-nation Post, w nuld Include m on ey for Latin American lour, becom­ sending refugees home, a g ric u l­ ing the Oral U.S. vice presi­ tural assistance, fuel and m e d i­ dent to visit the country since ca l a id a n d a p u b lic w o rk s R ichard Nixon more than program. three decades ago. Quayle T h r proposal Is In be added lo w as s c h e d u le d lo lea ve a 9500 m illio n package proposed Tuesday far Buenos Aires. for th e n ew g o v e rn m e n t o f Argentina. Panam a T h a i plan Is stalled In He met Monday nlghl far 40 Congress, w h ich w ants precise minutes with Rodrigues al the details fram Ihe ad m in istra tio n government | * o n how Ihe P an a m a m on ey would tie spent. A lthough B u sh has been u n ­ l.uc.iyo said B u sh (old th r new der pressure lo deliver a q u ick leader he w ould end Ihe trade show of good faith lo C h am orro, em bargo on T uesday and w ould questions about Ihe vast pro­ a sk Congress to approve 9.VX) blem s fu rln g her — and her m illio n In uld lo Hie ne> gov­ a bility lo cope w llh them — have ernm ent d u rin g Its first m on th s com pi leal rd Ihe uld picture. Conservatives propose opposition to Gorbachev for super- presidency By OIRAID NAOLIR United P r t s i International M O SCO W - A s m a ll b lu r id rn n s rrv n llv r law m akers today suggested P r e m ie r N ik o la i R yzh kov and Interior M ln ls irr V ad im llu k a tin us u llrrn u tlvtc u n d ld u tr s lo S ov i e t le a d e r M ik h a il G orbach ev lo r a p ro ­ posed super presidency. T h r s u g g e s t i o n ru m r us Gorbachev. H exing Ih r |M>llllcul iiiu m Ic h r w a u ls the Congress of People's D eputies lo fortify w ith new presidential powers, lold law m akers llu il Moscow w ill llo l hold ta lk s w llh L llh u a n lu o r tin Ifaille neighbors "W e hold lu lk s w llh foreign s t a ir s . ” G o rb a ch e v sa id iw o da ys u flr r L ith u a n ia 's p a rlia ­ ment Issued a declaration ol In d rp rn d riu -r and u d a y a lte r II asked G orbachev In rrrngnl/tL llh u u n la a s u co u n try Esto nia's Congress also s rn l an rm ls K iry In Moscow lo seek lu lk s on E sto nian In d rp rn d rn rr. G o rb a ch e v 's re b u ke a s Ih r C ongress of I’r o p lr 's D epul Irs m o rn in g session begun Tuesday drew hearty u p plau sr from Ihe lia llo n a l a sse m b ly, about H5 p e r m it of whose 2.250 m rin Ih t s also belong In Ihe Soviet C o m m u n ist Party. G o rb u rh rv i on ve nrd Congress I lir r c m onths ahead of schedule lo usk II lo give h im broader authori ty he says Is neerss.iry lo salvage his "p e re stro ik a " reform d riv e and stem m ou n tin g p u b lic dtM U ltsfuclfoii. T h e agenda ra ile d (or a vole M onday on rrt-a lln g Ihe new presidency, but speakers from a list of 298 legislators requesting the floor delayed die vole uniII Tuesday. North cross-examination continues United R im Internattenal____________________ W A S H IN G IO N - T he defense in J o h n P o in d e x ­ te r's Iran-Contra (rial lias tried lo m in im iz e Ihe IMitenlUilly d am aging trs ilm o n y ol O live r North, w ho as a prosecution w itness w as com bative und reluct.ini lo Iniplleule his form er txiss In Ih r sru ndal d ia l rocked Ihe last tw o years o( the Reagan a din lulst radon. N o rth , s ch e d u le d to u n d e rg o m ore c ro s s ­ exam ination T u e sd a y In Irderal court, tesllfed lor ih r prosecution ea rlie r M onday, sa ying he saw Poindexter tear lip a p o litica lly em barrassing ifo rtim rn t signed by former President Ronald Reagan approving an e xplicit a rm s lot-hostages deal w ith Iran, the hrst com ponent ol w liat b re a m r know n us d ie Iruu-Contra ulfulr. North, who bud lie rn scolded by U.S. D ls lr lr l Ju d g e Harold G reene for not c i N i p c r a l l n g as a witness, said he w as there when the funner n atio n a l se cu rity a d v is e r had Ihe d n ro m rn t retrieved from a W h ile House sale am t then fo rr li up. T he retired M arine Irsdflcd he saw Poindexter "te a r II In tw o" In I’n ln d e x lrr's W hite House olflee Nov. 21. 1986. ' P e re s fire d by S h a m ir; L a b o r q u its U W f M rt ~ JE R U S A LE M P rim e M in is te r Y itz h a k S h a m ir Tuesday fired Lab o r P arty c h a irm a n S h im o n P e re s from the Cabinet, trig g e r­ in g Ihe co lla p s e o f Ihe governm ent coalition because o f on Impasse o ver a U.S. pcuce plan. T h a i plan proposed h old ing talks w ith a P alestin ian delegation. Ihe Issue that deeply d iv id e d S h a m ir's right-w ing L ik u d Party a n d the Labor P arty. T h e dism issa l of Peres, w h o s e r v e d as f in a n c e m in iste r and vice prem ier, clim a x e d Ihe ch ro n ic gov­ e rn m e n t c ris is ov e r Ihe peace process. Im m ediately after Peres wus fired d u rin g a C a b in e t m eeting T u e s ­ day. a ll the L abo r m in iste rs resigned. S h a m ir dism issed Peres because Ihe Lab o r leader w ould not back dow n from threats to break u p the coalition government. ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? 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French Ave. Sanford, Florida 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �• I • • * » TUESDAY Sanford Herald March 13, 1990 Sports Lake Mary coaches lead FA C A East soccer all stars IN BRIEF [lAm TiAM i_:___J li is a t f i M a S f e i " | Bowl* playing for N s future H U da ys w ith th e New Je rse y N e U apparently num bered. S a m B o w ie began p la y in g M onday n ig h t for h U future. Bow ie, e m broiled In a contract dlapute w ith the Neta. acored 3 9 point* and pu lled dow n 13 rebound* M onday n ight, but the N cla dropped th e ir fourth straigh t game. Reserve R ic k y Pierce ■cored 3 9 point* to lead the M ilw aukee B u c k s to a 109-104 victory. Bow ie, w ho has been ham pered by a s trin g o f In ju ries d u rin g h U pro career. U en joyin g h U finest season w ith the N e t s , a v e r a g i n g 14 p o in ts and 10 rebounds a game. Bow ie hopes to sig n a long term c o n ­ tra ct w ith the Nets, but New Je rse y m anage­ m e n t U w ary of s ig n in g h im to one due to h U m e d ica l background. S o Bow ie U going out and show ing he can p la y. Elsew here In the N B A . the L A L ak e rs topped C h arlo tte 107-102. S an A n to n io edged M in ­ nesota 92-88. Seattle cru sh e d O rlando 130-105 a n d G o lde n S U te n ipped the L A C lip p e rs 112-109. J.V. BASBBALL S*m inol*s still p*rfsct O R L A N D O — J e re m y C h u n a t tossed a twoh itte r and D avid E ck ste in drove In two ru n s w ith a p a ir o f sin gles a s the S em ino le Ju n ior v a n it y baseball team defeated Edge water 13-1. C h u n a t Im proved h U personal record to 3-0 as S e m in o le upped Its record to 7-0. T h e next gam e for the F ig h tin g S e m ln o le s w ill be under the lig h ts T h u rsd a y w hen It travels to L y m a n to take on the G re y h o u n d s at 7 p.m. In a d d itio n to E ck ste in , also getting h its for S e m in o le were P h illip K in g . M att Freem an. D cm ctry Freem an and Robbie Morgan. K in g 's h it w as a double. M cG Irt and M ille r had the h its for the Eagles. I t t a htaU M l II - I I * * IS n a M f m II — I I I C h u re l end Fre e m e n M ille r . Fo re m e n (I). Thurm en (4) end M c O e n e M W P - C hu ne i ( I t ) . I P - M ille r 11 — K in g ) S — None M B — None. Record* — le m ln e ie I t . FOOTBALL B ■People, Page SB ■ Classified. Page 6 ■ Comics, Page SB -i Raiders headed back to Oakland O A K L A N D . C a lif. — A l Davis, w ho broke the hearts o f th ou sands o f O akland Raiders fans w hen he m oved the N F L franchise to Los Angeles In 1982. declared M onday he w ould re tu rn the team to Its o rig in a l home. D avis, the R aiders general m anaging p artn er, spoke w ith O a kla n d o fficials from the N F L ow ners m eeting In O rlan do. Fla., ending seven m on th s o f negotiation and suspense by agreeing to a 10-year deal w ith O a kla n d w orth more than $ 6 0 0 m illio n . T h e R aiders also received the blessing M o n ­ d a y o f th e ir cu rre n t la n d lord — the Los A n geles C o lise u m C o m m ission . T h e C o m m ission said It w ill now tu rn Its Intentions toward lan ding an e xp a n sion team o r a ttra ctin g another N F L franch ise to Los A n geles In the two years re m a in in g on the R aiders lease. Ihock I y I W W I Flam es overtake Jets in OT C A L G A R Y . A lb e rta — T h e o rrn Flcu ry scored hts 27th goal of the season at 1:40 of o vertim e M onday, ra lly in g the C a lg a ry Flam es from a three-goal deficit to a 5-4 victo ry over the W in n ip e g Je ts. F lc u ry took a pass from P aul R a n h clm and w rlsted a 15-fool shot past goaltender Bo b Essensa to extend the F la m e s' unbealen streak to s ix gam es (5-0-1). W in n ip e g held secondperiod leads of 3-0 and 4 -2 b e f o r e C a l g a r y scored tw ice In the th ird period. T h e v ic to r y m oved C alg ary six points ahead of E dm on to n and 10 points In front o f the J e t s In t h e S m y t h e D ivision. W in n ip e g led 4-2 after tw o periods, but C a lg a ry lie d the score w ith third-period goals by G a ry S u te r and B rian M acLe llan . T h e J e ts Jum ped ahead 3-0 In the second period on goalie R ic k W am sley. Elsew here In the N H L on M onday night. Los Angeles toppled the New Y o rk Rangers 6-2 and M innesota checked T o ro n to 4 '1 . Comsiiwd tram stall sod wirw rsparts Because they guided th eir team s to the state tournam ent d u rin g the 1988-89 season. Lake M ary H igh S cho ol soccer roa ch e s L a rry M rC o rk le and BUI Elssele w ill guide the E a st squads In th is w e e k e n d 's se co n d a n n u a l F lo r id a A t h le t ic Coaches A ssociation A ll-S tar S o cce r Claaaic a l Boone H igh School. Coaches selected to lead the eight different boys' and g irls ' squads are F A C A m em ber coaches w ho led their team* the farthest In the previous ye ar's stale tournam ent. T h la gives the co arh e s an e n llr r year to scan th e ir region as they begin to organise their tra m . T he bu lk o f each tram is m ade u p o f F A C A All-State p la y e rs selected In a ll h igh school cla ssific a tio n s for that ye ar from that respective region. If that n u m b e r d o rs not rq u a l 18. the coach can add three " c h o k e s " of h is o r her own to the team. W ith fo u r exceptions, the g irls' F A C A East A ll S tars Is m ade u p e n tire ly o f S r m ln n lr C o u n ty athletes. Le ad in g the pack u rr C in d y B e rk rr. T ara H a rdin g. K lm l K u r* and lle lh Schaefer from L a k e B ra n tle y , th is y e a r's C la s s 4 A state ch a m pion L a k e Bran tley. Five p la y e rs from Elaaele's tra m at Lake M ary are on th e squad: A m y A le xa n de r. J a m b lr D om bch lk. San dy Pow ell. T a m m y Scott und Crisaie S no w . L ym a n Is represented by T um m y Fulaang. K e rry M usante and J e n M cA vo y w hile Lake H ow ell Is sending D ana Bn yrsen nnd Heather B ra n n. Heather Bro w n is th r lone Sem inole H igh School selection. R ounding out the squad are Je n D exter from Dr. P h illip s. Bo on e's T e rrs a Hudson. K o xle M artin o f C o lo n ia l and W in te r P a rk 's S li.in r W llllam s. A sslsltlng Elssele In co a ch in g the learn w ill bc B ls h n p M o o r e ' s L a r r y H e t s l n g r r . L u u r u Roundtree o f L y m a n and L a k e B ra n tle y 's Jo h n Schaefer. Because Luke B ra n tle y won th r s ta ir title this year. Schaefer w ill have th r honor of ru a rh ln g next y e ar's F A C A East A ll Stars. T lie boys' Eust squad Is a l l l l l r more balanced In Irrm s o f p la y e rs c o m in g from d llf r r r n l 8a* lo c c s r. Pag* 2B Back in the swing Hughes’ return frees Calapa for mound duty By TOBY OsSOWMIKW Herald Sports Editor O V IED O — In his first week b a rk. G re g H ughes Is a lready p a y in g d iv id e n d s fo r the O v ie d o H ig h S ch o ol baseball tram . I lls most recent co ntribution came M onday night In an 8 6 S e in ln o lr A th le tic Conference w in over Lym an. Hughes, one o f the best Inflelder* In S e m in o le C o u n ty , h as been sidelined since a week before the season s t ar ted wi t h a s tra in e d m uscle In h is back. He o n ly re­ turned to the Oviedo lin e u p th is past weekend. A n d w h ile H ughes does give the L io n s a boost offensively and defenslvrly. h is prrsence gives O viedo coach M ike Ferrell more fle x ib ility . Wi th Hughes out. Ferrell hud to keep B.J. Culapa a l shortstop. But w ith Hughes back. Calapa can now start taking h is norm al spot In the Lion p itch in g rotation. O n M onday night against the L ym a n G reyho u nds. Calapa m ade hts first p itc h in g start o f the 1990 season und Im m ediately show ed how Important Hughes can be. For three Innings. Calapa was u n h llla ble. In the fifth Inning, he tired and guve up two ru n s but left w ith the L io n s up 8-2. "It was B .J .'s first tim e out th is season." said Ferrell. "H e got a little llred In the fifth Inning and started lo get h is pitches up. A n d L y m a n has u good h ittin g team. But for h is first lim e out. he gave Is five good Innings. "H u g h e s Is a good-attitude guy. lie 's u h u stle r and keeps the other guys up. H e 's a leader lype . It's Important for us to have h im back. We got h im back ul the right lim e ." T h in g s got a little more e x citin g than Ferrell w ould have like d In the seventh Inning. W ith his su bstitu tes now In the lineup. L y m a n look advan tage o f a co u p le o f L io n SCC teams play today Frsw* staff rspsrts________ S A N F O R D - S em inole C o m m u n ity College's baseball and softball team s w ill both attem pt to stop recent lo sin g s t r e a k s w i t h h om e g a m e s T uesday afternoon. T h e so ftb a ll team . 14-17 overall and 4-8 In the M idF lo rid a Conference, w ill be lo okin g to turn around a re­ cent h ittin g slu m p that co n ­ tributed to the Raiders lo sin g seven of th e ir last eight starts. It w o n 't be easy as the R aiders w ill be try in g to re­ bound against conference foe and defending national cham p l o n L a k e C i t y In a doubleheader at 3 p.m. T h e b a se b a ll team . 1-17 overall a n d 1-7 In the M FC. w ill face long tim e nem esis V alen cia starting at 3 p.m . T h e R aiders' h ittin g and fie ld in g have Im proved as o f late and they alw u vs play w ell a gainst the Matadors. ms m sm m i - 1 > r •- 1 » • Stuckey. C m S i i W m ana S p e iu i C sta ss. X is U w s and K T o w . B«n U l W P - C*Up< 11*1 I P - Sta cke r 1*11 I S - Seta. W em w eO H y m e n ) ) • — Men* H R — Men* Recer#* — L y m e n 1 4 . ] ) I A C O vM d* 1 1 .1 1 SAC ■Displays to score three two-out runs. W ith a ru n n e r on second. L y m a n had the ly in g ru n on deck w hen the Lio n s fin a lly got the last out. "W e Just made too m a n y e rrors." said L y m a n coach B o b M cC u llo ugh . "W e have lo leam to p la y better, w e don't have great k id s at all the spots. T o win. we have to do a ll the right th in g s at a ll tim es. "I'm pleased they started sw in g ­ in g the bats In Ihe seventh Inning. But w e've got lo start doing that earlier to help la k e the pressure off. You c a n 't w in gam es when you 're m a kin g errors w ithou t super h il­ lin g . A n d we re scra p in g lo get runs. W e h a v e to cu t d o w n on o u r m istakes, m entally a n d p h y s ic a lly ." In a ll. L ym a n m ade seven errors w h ile p itch e rs S h a w n S tucke y and Ja s o n Good pastor Issued six w alks. C o m bin e d w ith the n in e h its O viedo had. that meant the G re y h o u n d s were In Irouble In alm ost every Inning. S tu c k e y m anaged to w ork out of u flrst-Innlng Jam when O viedo loaded the bases w ith one o u l. But the L io n s stru ck for u p a ir o f unearned ru n s In the second Inning lo la k e the lead for good. O viedo udded tw o m ore ru n s In Ihe th ird and three In Ihe fourth before L ym a n got to C alapa for two ru n s In the lo p of the fifth to m ake the score 7-2. T he L io n s got one ru n buck In th e ir h alf of Ihe fifth. M ik e Verne. B ria n M aclnn ess and M ark B e llh bo rn each had two h its for the Lions. Ja so n H u ls h scored a pair o f run* w h ile B e llh o rn drove In two. V e r n e a ls o h a d t h r e e of i S ss ■ s ta rs . Fogs 2 B f* * • r^AjJ H o f H e re * M e * t y Hefty Jm4m With Greg Hughes back In the lineup, Oviedo co ach M ike Ferrell was able to use B J Calapa (above) on the mound M onday night against Lyman. Calapa responded by throwing five strong innings in an 8-6 Lion win. Concrete Concepts ends two- game skid Strom berg takes on Concrete at 7:30 p.m. und Ace challenges T R C a l 8:30 p.m. K e n R u m m el h as Ihe week From staff rapsrta S A N F O R D — C o ncrete C oncepts got back on the w in n in g track, the T im R aines C o nn e ctio n stayed undefeated and A llm a n & W addles won Its flrsl game ol the season In S anford Recreation Departm ent M onday N ight S oftb a ll League a ctio n at C h ase Park. T h e scores were Co ncepts over Ace H ardw are of V o lu sia 6-2. T R C d o w n in g Ken R u m m e l Chevrolet 11-3 und A llm a n A W addles h an d lin g Sirom bcrg-C u rlson 9-6. T h e standings now show T R C In first place w ith a 7-0 record followed by Concrete C o ncepts a l 6-2. Ken H u m m e l and A ce H ardw are 4-4. Cabinet A ire 3-4. S lro m b c rg 2-6 and A llm a n 1-7. Next week. C a bin et A ire p la y s A llm a n ul 0 .3 0 p.m.. oir. . Concrete ended a two-gainc lo sin g skid w hen It broke a 2-2 He wi th four ru n s In the top ol the seventh Inning. C o n trib u tin g lo Ihe Concept attack were J a c k Lew is (double, single). M ark Hoffm an. S ieve G ra y and D usty Harm on Itwo singles and one ru n scored eachl. W ail M ulligan und C u rtis T abo r (two singles eachl. R ich Cobb und M ike llllg u r (one single and one ru n scored eachl and W illia m B lan d (run scored). G e llin g h lls for Ace were M an n y S ilv ia (four singles). T om B urnham (two singles). R ic k Nelson and C a rl Letlone single and one run scored eachl und J e ll A le n . J o h n Boggs. R ic k Bryant. G o rdon C la rk und Kevin S ee C it y . Page 2 B Six games kick off church softball season Pram staff rsssrts S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford C h u rc h S o lih u ll League started Its sprin g season S atu rd a y w ith s ix gam es al C h usc Park. In B League a ctio n . First N a/arene upended Grace C h rls tla n 13-1. F irst D aptlsl-M arkham W o o d s R o a d defeated First Baptist of G eneva 7-5 und H o ly Cross Lu th e ra n handled C a lv a ry C h ris tia n 12-3. In A League play. C c n lra l Baptist crushed Grace U n lle d M e t h o d i s t 15-0. M a ra n u lh u P c n ta c o s t.il squccked by St. Stephen C o m m u n ity C a th o lic 1 1-9 and First Baptist of Osteen clobbered C h u rc h of G<k I 13-5. F irst N a /a re n r scored n in e ru n s In Ihe lirs i two Innings and cru ised to the easy w in over G race C h rlsllu n . Leading Ihe w ay fur Nuzarene were T om C la rk Ihm nr run. triple, single). Doug Lu tz (double, two singles). Ron C u rd rll and Dun G o rl (two sin g le s curb). T o m m y R aines and P h illip Sutherland (one d ou bl each) und G ra d y l.eggett und K esw ick L a sh lcy (one single each). G e llin g Ihe h lls for G ra ce C h ris tia n were C h arlle Farmt-r (double) and R ic k G ilbe rtson . T om M ln n lc k and C o u rln g lo n (one single each). The second game found G eneva co m in g t>ack from a 5-2 flrst-Innlng delicti to lie the game 5-5 en te rin g lluIm llotn of Ihe sixth. But M ark h am W oods pu lled o u l the See C h u rc h , P ag e 2 B Ellis, SuperSonics send Magic to sixth straight defeat U nltsd Press International BASKETBALL H p.m. — T N T . N B A . Boston C e ltics at A tla n ta Hawks. |L) Complete listings n N r IB _____________ S E A T T L E — Dale E llis . In h is second game after m issin g 27 follow ing a ear accident, scored 24 points and Steve Jo h n s o n had 8 e a rly In the lo u rtli quarter M onday n lg lll lo lead Ihe S ca tlle SuperSontca to a 130-105 v icto ry over O rlan do Seattle. 31-30. broke a two-game lo sin g streak, w hile Ihe Magic. 16-46. lost lls s lx lh straight and 12lh In 13 games E llis h it 10 ol 15 field goal tries, h ill II was Jo h n so n who keyed ihe S ou les' 14-2 run In Ihe open in g 4 m in u te s of Ihe tln u l quarter d ia l lu rn e d a 92-88 lead Into a 106 90 advantage. Sea Ilie e ventu ally led by 26 O rla n d o 's Reggls T h ru * led a ll scorers wi th 26 points. Including 14 In die th ird quarter, w hile J r r r v R eynolds had 20. T h ru * Ini 4 ol 7 shots In Eli:. uD T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R AREA, C f f o k j- A Ihe O itidpcrlnd. w hile Ills le u m m a ie s were 2-11. O rlando's shooting allow ed Seattle lo overcom e a 6 9 02 halftim e deficit. T h e 6 9 first-h a lf points was a record lor Ih r e xpan sion M agic Orlando. Ira llln g 38-35 after Ih r first quarter In w hich Ihe lead changed 15 lim es, dom inated the M-cond quarter. R eynolds, a lo ru irr Sonic, a n il Then* stored 6 points apiece as lilt M agic pul together a 12 4 ru n late III Ihe period. * . ’»»•*/•>" . I* 1 s . - . V i . 4 V. ' �I I — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. March I X 1900 Soccer- S T A T S & STANDINGS ] IT O O A V I M IIM U le ch Lan* P ra g n . tonaCeMN. a lJ a m BO YS'G O LF I n uhtoto w . Lake hNry at « ii* n CewNry Ciub.1. to am . la b a >toaae n . La mam at Railing Hilla Country Club. l » e m Ovtoda »» Labe I r a a to v at Wehiva C o u n lr f C lu b J t o a m G IR LS 'G O LF Lake M ar? n . tomlaato a l M a yfa ir Country Chib. ) ■ a m Lyman n Laba Ibaail at Dear Run Country Chib.) M a m Lake araortoy at. Ovtade at Ikatta Country Club. ):to g m . tO F T R A L L Lake Mary « . tanlaato at Fart Mellon Perk. 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Portion*! 47 14 I I 10 770 703 — * It A t) to J N n m t) a n 4) .to* |tt 14 i»«y aw to co un ites. T h e re are n in e S e m i­ nole C o u n ty players, five from O ra n g e C o u n t y , t w o fro m V o lu s ia C o u n t y , o n e fr o m B re v a rd C o u n ty a n d one from In d ia n R iv e r Com ity. UPl ID to l I dam i l T PR. IF a to ii a O utage e l torn York. 7:» a m. PMledetgMaat Ctouaiand. I :» g .m . Ian Antmito at Indtona. J ;to p.m . Batton at Atlanta. I a m . Hauaton a l Danuar. I: to a m. PhaawfatoU tah .* M p m or n S 3 n to i t) iai it) » a m mf « n > 14 i I ai R a a to) M m to ) l 11 11 I T II It 14) 14i » m W n a i t n iu im e t Cattadaa t t l t l Turner 4 1) »• I). Groan 4-14 I t I). Andwtan M B BP IB. Them l i t t4 It to. Wiley 14 H t R i m elrte M l 4 It to. Acraa t ) t t B. Antlay I ) 2 I 4 .T e t e ii4 lt t » ) l M S I t A T T L I llt o l McKay I N ) ) II Threat! M 4 ) ) 14. Cato 44 11 I t Barret 4 It 44 It. I B M 11. ( H a t o l l 1114. Kamo 11 I t A, Patynka 11 41 A IJatm tan 14 t l to Farm er 1 1 4 4 i l Maentt 41 I I L A M m e a n H 1 1 1 TataHto t ) D to Ito M M t t ll- M t ■ Calgary ■ Rdm antn * Wlnnlgei Let A n g iN l Vancamar m y at t » t o **Kent Hate O H ) a l 11 Lbutt 111-11), I t o pm Cretphtan 111 ID * DePeuf (1414), t t o pm . Lent Beach Stela ( t o ll at Arliana State ( lllll. t p m . Oregon (IVII) at New M aeka III M l. t t o pm NAIAI A t X a n te * C ity , IH t (AM T h a t* 1 S T ) (S e e d h iie and re c o rd e d | F lrt t R e o a d M e rc k D Hutton (14111 v t Hum Ingham Southern I i) o a l ) . M a m . USC Spertenburg (1) ( t l SI « v G eneva D i l l , i f e le m . P h l l a t f a l p h l a P h a r m a c y O S SI v t . W ltc a n tin t a g C la ir e 0 ) ( t o l l . I t o p m . Gaorpe Fe e i l l 1)41) v t P tt it t a r I t o It). ) : llp m . , O l l v t l N a ia r e n a 1141) v t . A lb e r t a n B r e a d t u t lH I 0 4 ) 1 . I t o p m D evM L lp ic a m b 111 1)441 v t M uB and Lutheran (1)141. ID S p m . Southern C a l Ilo r n ie C M lege (111 ( t o l l vt. W athburn ( t o l l ) , t t o p m . C ontrol W a thln gto n I)) <14 at v t N orthern S le d i n I I. 11: D p m M e rc k 14 I U P U I n d ie n e p e llt 11) 1)1 v>. S ie n e Height* (II 1)441. I t a m Georgetown I K y ) III) 0 4 4 1 v t L o u itd n a C o lla te 111 )). 11.e l l m Centre! A r k e n u t ( S It) v t Paw l Quinn H I) 0 ) 4 1 . 1 : M p m Georgia College 111) l i e ) ] v t Southwell ern 111 II. ) I S p m B ria r C lit l 1)44) n G ra n d C a nyo n (1)1 04*1, I t o p m Colum bia College (to )) y* M e lone (te l ( t o ll. ) I lp m O re l Robert* (II D e l l v t The K in g > IN V I (I) I I . I p m H o w e ll P a c if ic ( I f te l v t. M in n a to la O u iu m ie iH ill. t o U p m III G uorkrthult Id M a r * I) M a rc h l* N I W Y O R K - The h e e l U nited P ra tt Interaetieael B oard ot Coochae' Tap to ce l tape h a ik a tb a ll re ta g * , w ith H rtt piece a d record* I r e ugh M a rc h II d rentente*, to ta l m u t t (bated an t l point* I t n l p lace. )4 M r tecand. etc. I and d i t 304 t 3 4 f • 7 I t 10 11 12 17 14 IS 14 U 1* 19 20 Cono#<ltcul (20 3) 310 7 437 1 M .chig e n Ste le (1) (2*J> KOASOt (1941 MB > 740 4 Syrecu** (1) 1)4*1 G oorgio Toch (2*4) 790 1) A r k o A lo t 130 4) 707 10 744 4 G o o rg tfo o n (110# PuFduo (31 7) 777 t 313 3 M J tio u ft (20 3) 177 14 A r lio n a 124*) m 17 L o Soil* (1) (39 1) 113 II 0w4o (34 0) III 14 M tchi^o« (71ft 47 10 L ou itviH o (20 7) 11 13 C iem to n (1 )1 ) 70 19 Illin o is 1)1 II 13 f Atofcomo (34 0) 11 17 N r * M e a ICO S t* * 12*41 1 unr a nte d O fh » ri rv c d lv in g voU t G oorgio, M outton, L o y lu o n o Sfoio. Loyoto AAOff mown* A A m nottto. N o rth C o ro lm o Oregon Sle i* . SI Jdw i t. Sente B e rb e r* T eie* E l F e w . V ir g in ia X *« i« r lO h io l Net* B y agreem ent w t k Ihe He Hone 1 A iw c ie tte n a l B e the tSe ll C o e rh n i Of 1*0 United Stele*, teem * an prebalron h r me NCAA HCXA end in e lrg N i* lo r the Toornom oNt O ft m m H ' H o h r T o t 70 o M n e t w e l t a e m a w n h g c e m id w e tio n 8* m# at m T 1N*. B ) a to »4 to i »1 I X tol a ) n 4 B4 M » a II 4) toB n 14 m t) II m to B a re B n a II 1*4*4) t o r * tot to) xn 1*4 )1B SB « M ee u ex XX) toe 21) MB tot tto to) to) m m O viedo's seven stolen brn i'i. For l.v m jii. T.ilthit and A n d y Spulhkl each h.nt ,t |Mlr ot In is wfnle Kevin W aU tsciill and Ja re d S o lo each hit a double. TalhcM. W ulnseoit and Jo h n J n n i[i had (lie G re yh o u n d K ill Now H 2 o ve r.ill and 3-1 In the S A C . O viedo has B la c k lo n e single each). N ed R a in e s had fo u r h its w h ile L e v i R a in e s and R od T u rn e r added three each a s the R aines C o n n e c tio n broke K e n R u m m c i's four-gam e grinning streak. A ll IB o f the T R C h its were sin gles. L e v i R a ln rs scored three ru n s a n d Ned R ain es a n d T u rn e r one ea ch to lead th e w ay. O ther co n trib u to rs were B illy G rim th (two sin gles, two ru n s scored). S a m R a in e s (two singles). K e ith A cre e a n d Burnett W ash in gton lone sin g le and one ru n scored each). T o n y D u n k ln so n a n d Fred W a sh in g to n (one s in g le each) and M ik e G allow ay a n d Lloyd W a ll (one ru n scored each). D o in g the dam age for Ken R u m m e l were C h ris N lckle (two alnglea. tw o runa scored). T odd C h ris te n s e n (two sin gles, ru n scored). J im L a m b s n d R ic k P e rk in s (two singles each) and Ken O sw ald. C ary Keefer, D avid G o ld s tlc k and Scott M u rp h y lone * Clark Doanil 4A Ray Pieyd M a te y L is t Mantra* at N y (Vender*. I to p m It Laud at WaeMngten. l :to e m RdmanMn * Quebec, r u p m . Detroit at Chlcata. I:to g m . Nate Jaroay * MmnoeMa. I: to p m. Hartterd * Vancatnar. It: to p m. N T Renaery at T ren te. Myht Lot Anaetot at 1*41*1*. nt*d ■ J , iJU| = | Bmltonltol *T ^to^NWVgPMBe abl^tokl m m Battimer* u Kenaaa City » wtcfilia 10 Cleveland 14 Waetara P M i Ism Dalle* n 19 D Leul* Van Diego 10 Tacama 10 l L M . M 1) XII — 1) J M » 1) M l ) to Ito 9 II IB tl )4 XB) .44) .411 .444 _ OW 1 Napam aiKhadutat TveeOey Oeme St. Lau d at San Ota tb It t o pm . Dei let at Bemmere. t t o p m PBA Mettonal QtempteneMp At ToMde. GMe, March 1) F m tR m a d I H g U b o m i teiatt) I. David Trebor. Woodeloch. I ll. I .at). ). Robert Lawrence. Auttin. T e ia v l.fl) ; 1 Tern Baeer. Butted. N Y . I.YH. A Tam Crftet. Teetpe. l.tW i 1 Rich Abbaud. Omaha. N ab. I D ) ; 4 Jett Reillngar. C * umbla. $ C . I D A ). George P epg eA O m rd tte . N C . I D ) ; A B r lo a V e t v B o ca be tea. I X U ; t T im Wedbrod. Oncmnall. O n*. 1 * ) . I*. Billy Yeung Jr., Tutta. O k ie . ).tto. II Bryan Aipert. L e t Vegav I D ) ; I) Bui Oekav Irving. T e ia v I D ) I ) W alter Ray W llia m e Jr.. Stacktan. C a lif . I D I ; 1A C h f lt W arren. D el le t. I D * . I I R e g B u c k h y . New Albany. Ohio. I .tle . U G a r y Schluchter. Fre m o ni, Ohio. I . M . I). Joe R e re rd i. W e lim * e n . I M U it . Dove lo u t * . Le e heed. K a n , I .K J I t D a v id H n im . F w t W orth. T e ia v M t ) : M J im Tilton. V alencia. C a ll I , M f l ; 11. M ik a U r o g g m v A m a rillo , T e ia v l. l t t ; n . G a r y D k k ln u n Edm ond. O h io . D B A to D oug Johnton. W lllo rd . Ohio. I.D T; 14 E u g o n o M c C m . M u n t lt r . Ind . 1.771 P G A T oot H a l d t k i I. P e t e r J e c o b t e n 4 t . l t ; ) . M i r k C a k a v a c c h ia e t J). J F r e d C euglet 4 4 )4 . A P a u l A fin g e r i f 71; J Ian B a ka r F in c h 44 to; 4 M ik a R e id « to; ) C ra ig Sledtev a t N : t. Tom K i d H to; k H a l Sultan TSDe. to Scott H o c h t o lA Dttlaaca - 1 Lon Hintle 17)1. ). Davit Lava III D U ; ) John Adams D IB . A Mark Cakavacchia )7IB. ) BUI Sander )7k >. t. Dully Wilder I 24* t. 7 Sieve llklngton Jtk I. I F u lly la o lk r lea 7, A Sieve PaM M l 10 Illed ttilh M B t Accuracy - I. Scad Hack ID . 1 ltd). Doug Tawell and Calvin PeeM to). A David Edwards to); I John Inman 770. 4 Brian Ttnnyton 744. ) Coray Pavln 7M. B. Bob Lohr 7Jf • H a d Irwin FIB; IB Robarl Garnet 7a) Green* d regale hen I. Bobby Wade ins 111. ». Tam KIM to). ). Fred Couples, li t . 4 Dave Barr .)M. I. Rocco MadleM 71). 4 Paul Annger 111; ) W a y * Levi 704. I Scntt Hoch 707, ♦ Mark Cakavacchia Tbe. 10 J tied with 7«. l Mika Reid I 704. ) (Mel. Ray Floyd and Bob Tway I 111: 4 Mark Lye D i l i I Ian Baker F sch I /to. 4 Paul Annger I 7J0. ) llle l George Burnt end Wayne Grady I to), f Sieve Elkingten I to*. W Payne Slower I 1 to) Parhnohera I. Mark Calc ewe cft e 214. ) Ian taker Finch 1M; 1 Scott Hoch ) * ; A Paul Annger 1*2, 4 SMv* Elkingten Ito: ) Bob Twey Tit. t Tom KIN 21*. • Robert Wrerm 22B. 10 Tony S.lls 224 l M a rk C a k a v a c ch ia 1*4; I Bob Tw ay Ito. 2 Steve E lklngtgn 1)2. 4 T im H m pean l i t ; A Ted Sc h u ll 0 4 . 4 (tied I P a u l A n n g e r and C la rk B urroughs IIS. 4 ItM l. F re d Couples end Gene Sauers ID: IB Robert Wrerm MB I Paul Annger ). 2 Lon HlnkM4; > tiled) Andy Been. Mark Calcaracthla. David Frost. Chris Perry. Ted Schc/i end Bob Tway ). 1 1) lied with 4 find u m l Paul Annger 4*4 I lllel Wayne Grady and Paul Trlttlar AO. 4 Ian Bakar Finch AM. ) Stan Utley ALL 4 Jaft Human 42). ) (Hal Craig Startler an) Cane Sauers 4IB; * Tom Wilson 40*. 14 tiled with 400 I Paul A;urger in . 2 Mark Cakavacchia HI. 2 Steve Elfcmgton 212. 4 Fred Couple* 201. ) Tim Simplon 2 * 4 Cre*g Startler TOO I Robert Garnet 2*0 k Bobby Wedhlm to*. * Brian Tonnyton Ito. B Rocco ModioM 221 1 2 ) e 1 4 PGA Menoy Leaker* IT h reu fh M ersklll Paul Annger Mark Cakavecchd Fred Couple* Peter Jecobten Greg Norman Mark O Me ere ReturnC o n tin u e d fro m I B 41. Twit Purtmr * BUI Sender * . N * Sudan LPGA a big gam e wi th ru n le rrn re -lru d Jn g Lake B ra n tle y 110-2. 3-0) at Im in r W ednesday night. "I hope that we re ready at lh l» lim e nf the arason lo play jg a ln a i a Ira n i lh a t'n ranked In Hie sla te 's T op 10." hdld F e n r il l.ym a n . w h ich l<mt lln second game In a row to fall lo 7-4 and 2-3. plays a l Lake H ow ell on W ednesday a lie riK xm a l 3:30 p.m. >4 A y a k e O k a M id i Edge to . r D tv ld l IB v icto ry , using three sin g le s and a sacrifice fly In a tw o-ru n ntxdi. S p a rk in g the M a rk h a m W oods a tta c k w ere B ill T crw llte g e r. T o m P alu m b o and G a ry W a lk (two s in g le s each) a n d T om S m it h . G a r y D a v is , R ic h a rd W a lke r. C a rlo s C o lo n a n d L a rry F ish e r (one single each). Trkb , Jenny LMhach Ratty King A lk a Ritiman Amy A k a d M arti beierlh Sue ( rtl 4A Colleen W ader M Lari P * d g 47 Marta Plgueree Cbttl e* to II I) U sin gle each). A llm a n A W addles ju m p e d o u l lo a 6-0 lead a flr r three Innings, then w ithstood a com eback a t­ tem pt by S trom berg to p ic k up Its Initial w in o f the season. Pacing th e A ltm an s t u c k were W ayne O agcr (triple, tiro singles, ru n scored). D avid R IC h a rde (double, tw o singles, tw o ru n s scored). D an D aughtery (three singles, three ru ns scored). D e­ n n is C a rro ll H y v o singles). Jo e l W augh (double). Preston R IC h ­ arde and T im W addle (one sin gle and one ru n scored) a n d R ic k Chesser (single). P r o v i d i n g t h e o ffe n s e fo r S trom b e rg were Pele M u e lle r (double, single, tw o ru n s scored). T o n y M adsen (two singles, two ru n s scored I. Je ff M adsen Itwo singles, ru n scored), M ik e H ill (two sln g le sl. K a x O h b a y a sh l (single, ru n scored) and M ike H a rtw ig. S te ve W asu la. T o m Evcslage. W illie C u m m ln a and Kent M adena (one single each). Church to Dakar ah Me H a nd 11. C d d r F IgeCwrier a. _ W all. T od d B e cke r and M ike Sande ra f r o m D a y t o n a B e a c h S e a tx rcze w ill represent V olu a la C o u n ty w h ile C orey O 'H e rn w aa delected from M erritt Island In B revard C o u n ty and J o e l Poe waa nam ed from V era B each In In dian R iv e r County. J o in in g M cCorkte In co a ch in g the team w ill be L y m a n 'a R a y Sandidge a n d Dave Jcka n o a k t from Oviedo. O n S atu rda y, the Eaat g irls w ill face the Weto A lt S tare at 6 p.m . w ith the boys' East-W est contest scheduled for a n 8 p.m . k k k o ff. A ctio n begins at 2 p.m . w hen the N o rth a n d S ou th girts' team s battle, followed b y the boys' N orth-South game a l 4 p.m. City V D ane Lena III to Scan Hack to Tam Byrum C a r^ L w w y a cO T . P ic k e d from S e m in o le C o u n ty were L a k e M ary's T r a v is BetaIn g e r a n d D a v id F a rre n . L y m a n 's T ro y H a m ilton . J o J o H o use a n d E ric L e lb e n . Lake H o w e ll's Steve M u n n e ll and R iad S aldl. S em ino le's J im m y R e y n o ld s a n d O v le d o 'a T im W alaanen. O ran ge C o u n ty se lection s In­ clu d e W in te r P a rk 's R a y Cotado. B r ia n G re e n s p o o n a n d K ir k M ackey. A p op ka 's B ria n Mancu so a n d Dr. P h llllp a ' R ic k y 1 M to t V a H |I I P M H B R « B I I |3 .............. lautham ( t o ll * Ptrtotam 114111, ) : » p.m. Maeeachutatn III Ito * M aryland (141)1, ) :» p m . B a y le r 1141)1 M M b«Helpp( H a te ( l i t ) ) , tto p m Leutelana Tech ( t o ll * Vanderbilt (14la), tto p m . T u tu (17 111 M OM toam i Hate ( t o ll) , tto p m . W licam m Green Bay (to l l * IIMnoN 0471. t t o p.m. llanlord I14III at Henell ( D t l . l t o a m . March d Maty C r a u ( U l l * b u tto n 0 4 M l. I t o p.m. Bawling Green (14 to) at Cincinnati 11411). D M * HM D aa LbaMtotoaa 4. N YRantaro I Throe pamt Beat* B a r r * t fiH a 1 . FaiAad out none. TaW tauta■ 11. t a a l lla 11. 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H o ly C r o s s L u th e ra n to o k co n tro l o f game No. 3 w ith an e i g h t - r u n first I n n i n g a nd cru ise d to the wtn over C a lv a ry C h ris tia n . C o n trib u tin g to the H o ly Cross a tta ck w ere L arry Lan ce (double, three singles), A l S h m o o k (Ihrer sin g le s). Dave B e n n c ll, C lin t W atts, D on O m ondson and Ken M au |two singles each). D ennis T ill Idouble) and K e n Pressley (single). Taeaps Bay — Signed detamiva back Evan N d L — Suspended Hartterd Mrward K e vin t lk h raieted Dinaen ana gi penaltyattha B A 11 B A L L ) p m — S C Celts*. J*ck*pnvlld at Florida. (LI B A S K E TB A L L S B * - TNT. NBA. BaaMn Cattle* at Atlanta Hawbe. (L> IB; to p m. — SC. Cetvge woman, tun Bait Cantennca ChampMndup GYMNASTICS I t o p m . — SC, Cat Mg* II 20 p m — iU N . LoUoge. Ppc M Chpm SKIING M p m — SUN, WordPraMogul Tour S W B ISTLIN O I t o p m - UN. High tchoai. Florida C la u AAA ChampdmMa AUTO RACING ) p.m. - WHOO AM (*NI. NASCAR Live. Motor Racing Network • A S !B A L L ) p.m . - W UCF AM II* t l , C*ll*g*. Wlicon M iiw euA* v l IX F B A SK BTBA LL IB to p m . - WWN2 AM I ) * ) . NBA. Orlande M a g k at Partlend Trail Blecor* "Mr. D a v is' entire m o tiv a tio n In life is the a lm ig h ty b u c k ." * L o s Angeles C o u n ty S u p e rv iso r P ats Sc ha ba ru m on R aiders o w ner AJ D avis' d ecision to m o v e t h e te a m b a c k to O akland. G e ttin g hits for C a lv a ry were R o ss D enado. B u b h a S m ith . E d d ie S m ith and K e n n y Monto nya (two singles each) and J a y K re ln b rtn g . Rene M un ox. Dave H e lm o th and C h a n n ln g W alter (one s in g le each). C e n tra l Baptist m ade short w o rk of G race U nited M e lh o d lsl by sc o rin g three ru n s In the first Inning, s ix runs In the second and s ix ru n s In the fo u rth lo end the gam e by the m e rcy rule. P r o v id in g th e o f f e n s e fo r C e n tra l were Dave M oss (triple, d o u b le , s tn g te l. B o b b y V o n H e r b u llt (Ihree sin g le s ). J a y C ru tc h fie ld (home ru n . single). T im H o lla n d and J o h n Larn e r (one d ou b le and one sin g le each), E r ic L u c e (double) and M ike M cC o y . S ca ly . E d d ie Coggon. D oug L u c e and B la k e S in lth jo n c sin gle each). P ic k in g up sin g le s for G race were D avid Rape, A aron K a u fm a n . G a ry E a rl and Bob Ratsler. T h e best game o f the day tu rn ed ou t to be gam e No. 5 as 1989 s p rin g season runners-up M aranatha hooked u p w ith de ­ fending fall league ch a m pio n St. Stephen. M aranatha Jumped out lo a 9-2 lead afier the fourth Inning and looked lo be headed lo an easy w in before S i. Stephen cam e up w ith seven ru n s on seven h its In the s ix th to Be the game at 9-9. But M aranatha came back In the bottom of the Inning to grab Ihe w in w h e n K e n n y D a n i e l s singled. G re g Hardy tripled and L e vi R a ln rs doubled. D o in g th e h i t t i n g for M a ra n a th a were L e v i R a in e s (double, tw o singles). A rth u r Ja ck s o n (three singles). H ardy (two triples). T riad B ro o ks (dou­ ble. single). A la n Peterson (two sln g le sl and A l Cam pbell. Evan B a co n S r. and D a n ie ls (one sin gle each). Leading the St. Stephen a lta ck we r e T o m G illia n a n d D on C a u s B c a u x S r. (d o u b le , tw o singles). W illie H arrison (double, single). K e ith S pa rks and L a rry T a y lo r Itwo singles each) and K ic k Holt and J im N u lty lone single each). T h e last gam e of the d a y saw Osteen fall behind 4-0 after the first Inning, o n ly lo roar b a ck for (he w in. C ra n k in g out hits for Osteen were Bobby B u m ga rdncr (two do u b le s, sin gle). Ro bert H lrt (three singles). T o m m y G ra ccy (double, single). Jo h n Cohen. D ale W llk c n s o n a n d J im m y W ilk in s o n (two singles each) and BUI R am sey. M ike V e rm illio n and J o h n Stewart (one single each). Leading the C h u rc h o f God a lta c k w ere T im G u y . T ro y H ick s o n . A lfre d D ick e n s and C la y to n N ic h o ls Itwo s in g le s rach). T am Stanley (triple) and L a rry S m ith und T im Pete (one sin gle each). SH OPPING AR O U N D FOR A RIDER LAW NM O W ER? Do thay havs Handlebars or stashng whtals, a dutch, braka and gaarshifi? PICK 8 AttOOidMican make you NineOrt STOP!! ■ ■ d i’u m u m r iH if r u iJ K i ■ FREE INSPECTION SERVICE ! 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP j You Could 8a Wasting Valuable Time. YOURS! C heckout This Beauty I II Doesn't Have Any O tT h e Above See How A Du on Zero Turning R W kui Could Cut Your Mowing Time In Hall, or Moral Turn On A D u on ZTR 188888 U l l BOOT 1 ! i i r ouiiMift o* nj* J *203 1 HWI 470 /nos M u o n * illih 1 ■ i A. rna* irnrfi C n . Amt htoi hat (at fi to l"LrU»B "Wn SLUrtf 11 S I14110 1I O - I I I I J 1 iSTfTro ! 1 8 8 -0 0 1 0 1 W DELANO | <2t » N Woortlenrt Uni | (* 0 4 ) T 1 B - 4 B B B * A A l T R A N S M I S S I O N W O R K ) >-| n — i— n r-* * ' i i 'i f— t - 1 BUY Y O U R SELF S O M E T IM E ^ DEPENDABLE 2J LAWN EQUIPMENT $ 10,000.00 WINNER Jackpot gnwi n ay twry S*. right 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE NtgWrfMpm n u iN p U d M , |H anisLU o n .W sd. Ctasdsirtiy W m M r im a S#*d ^ * ^ duP 1 Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB jusl ott Hwy. 17 9 2 1 I NcrthM lOttoOrlando, g Track Hd .longwood sfj (407) 327-4207 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday, March 13. 1990 — M People IN B R I E F Rotary helps LOA f~ \ T M cto rs m i annual mooting S e m in o le C o u n ty T e a r h e n Federal C redit U n io n , a non-profit organ ization , w ill h old the a n n u al m eeting T h u n d a y . at 4 p m . , at G reenw ood L a k e s M iddle School. Lake M ary. A ll m em bers are Invited to attend. D etails, r a il L a rry H. T a y lo r or 323-4309. l J R o g e r C a m p b e ll, l e f t , a m em ber o f the L a k e M ary Rotary C lu b and ch a irm a n or the c lu b 's golf tournam ent, lo o k s on w h ile K e ith S a m u e ls , c lu b p r e s id e n t, right, presents a ch e ck for 9300. tournam ent proceeds, to Denton M. K u r il. M. ED.. P.A.. lo be co ntributed lo the Association o f C h ild re n w ith L e a rn in g D is a b ilitie s . T h e tournam ent w as held last fall at T lm a cu a n C o u n try C lu b . K u r t i . c o u n s e l o r , p s y c h o l o g i s t a n d psychotherapist, w as a guest speaker a n d told the c lu b m em bers about the cau ses of le a rn in g d isa b ilitie s and the fun ction s o f Ihe association. T h e other guest speaker was Dr. K a re n Kopp. d ire ctor of c u ltu ra l affairs at S e m ino le C o m m u n ity College. K o p p ■poke on the variou s a rtis tic progra m s a v a ila b le at the college. A C L Nature film s to bs shown T h e Sem inole C o u n ty P u b lic L ib ra ry , as part o f Its “ O u r W onderful W o rld " nature film aertrs. w ill present "G e ttin g the Moat F ro m Y o u r G a rd e n " a n d " A T em ple In the G ro ve ." T h e film s w ill be sh ow n 2 p.m . and 7 p .m „ Tuesday. In the C e n tra l B ran ch m eetin g room . 2 1 9 N. O xford Road. Cassel­ berry. D e ta ils ca ll 339-4000 jV r r . M aksfrlands T h e Sem inole Spo kes o f T h e W elcom e W agon C lu b . Is hooting a "C o ffe e ". W ednesday, to welcom e new com ers In S e m in o le C o u n ty a n d to h elp them m ake new friends, to get Involved In the co m m u n ity , a n d to Introduce th em to fun a ctiv itie s. Coffees a r r held the serond W ednesday o f each m on th from 10a.m . to noon. , If Interested, c a ll Ele a n or Hart. 321-3733. o r Jo a n C b e ll. (WO-1697. Q ED Tssts o (fared S A N F O R D — T h e G E D Tests, leadin g to a Flo rid a h ig h school d ip lo m a , w ill be offered M arch 26-28 at S e m in o le C o m m u n ity College. E lig ib ility for ta k in g the testa m ust be com pleted by M arch 16. G E D Test O rien tatio n w ill be held 1 1 a.m.. M arch 21; 4 p.m . and 8 p.m ., M arch 22. S tuden ts qualified lo take the tests are encouraged to attend the c la ss on "H o w to T ake and P ass the G E D T e sts." Details, cu ll S e m in o le C o m m u n ity College . 323-1450. A sk for the G E D office. Employ tho o ld tr S A N F O R D - "N a tio n a l E m p lo y the O lder W orker W eek” w ill be celebrated th rou gh M arch 17. T h e J o b Scrvtce of Florida u ud the J o b Service E m plo yer C o m m it t e e ( J S E C ) w ill host an a w a rd s prese n tu tlo n /c o n lln e n ta l b reakfast h o n o rin g e m p lo ye e s and em ployers for th e ir efforts In h irin g a n d retain in g older w orkers. 'Storytlmo at tha Zoo* off trad S A N F O R D - T h e C e n tra l Flo rid a Zoological P ark w ill hold " S lu r y t lin r at the Z o o " every W ednesday th rou gh A p ril 23 at 10a.m . T h is edu cation al program Is for ch ild re n ages 3 to S. C h ild re n w ill have the op p o rtu n ity lo listen to stories und sin g songs about different a n im a ls each week. Dr. Z oo fon is and volunteers w ill conduct the program . T h e follow ing program s are planned: • M arch 14 — SplITy S piders • M arch 28 — S sssan akrssss • A p ril 4 — F u n n y B u n n ie s • A p ril II — E le p h a n ts are F n o r T o n s of F u n • A p ril 18 — A llig a to r A n de s • A p ril 2 5 — A n im a l M agic Rotarians maat mornings C asselberry R o tary C tu b m eets at 7:30 a. in. on W ednesday at the Casselberry S e n io r C enter. 200 N. I^ikc T riplet Drive. CasselbcrTy. Stompars meat weakly T he O ld H ick o ry S io in p c rs clogging group holds clu b m eetin gs every W ednesday at Ihe K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s I lu ll on S. P a rk Avenue. Sanford. Fo r m ore Inform al Ion. ca ll 349-9329. Chem ical dependence talks free Q uest C o u n se lin g C e n ire /Y ou ng Recovery sponsors ch em ical dependence lectures free to the p u b lic cuch W ednesday from 7-8:30 p.m. at 711 B a lla rd SI.. Suite 200. A lta m o n te Springs. F o r m ore Inform al Ion, call 3 3 1-7199. 6 :0 0 o p " [ G] r~ 6:30 nac Nmn 09 toot AiC 7 00 ACumr* All* MS* SofWt Jmfwsri 7:30 8:00 8 :3 0 IntmWn HMM IwigM Hw* H**rv* 111 c**i l»M*l F*tlM Buthttss U*tM»VUhm ■---a hloni**sW ole SvnM KBfton m Union l i_> j U Aas f e j AcliM Mi t&m 0 3 Htrug* T**iy I r)5j 3*$j!d I SUmUM San Swonu fim w 0 3 UHmltr IMgN: IMw |9 1 Hm% tea D E A R A I I T t Re the 11 year-old boy w ho had been prom ised a weekend o u tin g w ith his grandm a, but because he swore at h is m om . he w as no, perm itted to go o n Ihe outing: You said the pu n ish m e n t was unfair because the g ra ndm a was also being punished. T ru e , but you overlooked a far m ore im ­ portant point: O nce som eth in g Is prom ised. (I sh ou ld be delivered — regardless. If the c h ild does som ething for w h ich he deserved to be punished, then fin d an alternative punishm ent. M any years ago. m y daughter and her friend " M a r y " (both In high school) broke a ru le lh a l r a ile d for s o m e k in d of p u n is h m e n t, M a r y ' s p a re n ts punished h er b y refusing lo let her go to the h o m co m ln g dance — after they had p re v io u sly granted h er perm ission. . O u r d a u g h te r w a s also p u n lsh rd . but we kept o u r word about Ihe hom ecom ing dance and found an a lternative punishm ent. W e never regretted ou r decision. A M A T T E R O F P R IN C IP L E D E A R M A T T E R : T h e p rin c i­ ple Is sound. W e leach ch ild re n that on e 's word Is a sacred trust by h on oring the prom ises that we m ake lo them . O nce som e­ thing Is given. II Is n ever lo be taken back. Conversely. If a c h ild bounces a basketball In the house a n d hla m other says. “ If you bounce that ball In the house one m ore time. 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I ca n 't Just d u m p the boys w ith frien ds every tim e J ln t oe s to a fo re ig n c o u n t r y . een-age boys are Involved In so m any activitie s, and I have m y ow n com m itm ents. In clu d in g u p a r t -t im e t e a c h in g Job. F u rth e rm o re , a lth o u g h J im 's travel expenses arc paid for by the com pan y, m in e w o u ld not be. IW ould a n y o f these people like to pay m y a ir fare?) A b b y, I hope you fin d m y letter w orth p rin tin g. H a v in g a tr a v e lin g h u s b a n d Is lo n c ly enough w ithout h av in g lo re­ spond to th is th ou ghtless q u es­ tion. IBy the w ay. folks, how a bou t h av in g u s over for din ner some! Im e? | I'm sure other w ives o f tra v e l­ ing h u sban ds have been asked the sam e question. H O M E A LO N E A LO T D E A R H O M E A L O N E : T he "w h y d id n 't you go w ith h im " q u e s tio n Is a s k e d b y we l l m eaning but thoughtless people. Perhaps after th is h its p rin t, m a n y w ill th in k before they speak. (Me Included.) (Problem*? Writs to Dear Abby. For • personal, unpublished reply, sand a aall-eddraaaad, atarnpad snvalops lo Osar Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Loa Angalaa. Calif. 90069. Ail corrst ponds net Is conftdantlal.) was heartbroken when I w asn't chosen ,to serve. T he other tw o g irls who w eren’ t asked had boyfriends and weren't Interest­ ed In serving, so It didn't bother them . T h e hom e econom ics teacher had u s three w h o were e xcluded s ll at a table In Ihe com er w h ile the o th e r lO " p ra c tic e d " — le a rn in g the correct w ay to D R A R A M T i I've learned a great' deal from re a d in g y o u r co lu m n. If also stirs up a lot of m em ories. R ecently w hen you ■aid. "Y o u never forget ih e h u rts you suffered In sch o o l." It stru ck a ch ord w ith me. I w ent to a s m a ll h ig h school. T h e re were 32 k id s In m y c la ss — 13 girts and IB boys. A ll the g irls lo o k hom e econom ics. T e n g irls were selected lo serve the se n iors at the banquet before Ihe pro m . It w as co n sid e re d an honor. I never co u ld understand w h y they d id n ’ t a sk a ll 13 grtls lo serve. W h y o n ly 10? I w as a good student, active In ch o ru s and band, but I was ra th e r shy. I w eighed 9 0 pounds and w as a S-foot-2 strin g bean. I f I w ill never forget s illin g there, starin g dow n at m y plate, try in g to h old back the tears. A fte r class. I ra n to the bathroom and cried. Y o u 're right. Abby. We never forget Ihe h u rts wc suffered in school. • M A L L T O W N IN IO W A C O N F I D E N T I A L T O C A N 'T G O O N IN W A C O , T E X A S t You ra n go on and you must. " A n y ­ one can ca rry h is burden, h ow ­ ever hard, u n til nightfall. A n y ­ one can do h is w oik. how ever hard, for one day. Anyone can lie s w e e t l y, p a tie n tly , lo v in g ly , purely, ‘ t il the sun goes dow n. A n d Ih's Is a ll lh a l llfo really m e a n s ." (Robert L o u is S trv e n so n l Getting married Engagem ent a n d w edding form s are a va ilab le at the S a n fo rd H e ra ld . 3 0 0 N . F re n c h A ve. T h e s e form s give gu ide lin e s for w ritin g data that w ill be used in e n g a g e m e n t a n d w e d d in g announcem ents. T h o se w ho cannot p ick u p form s at the Herald d u rin g re g u la r business h ou rs m ay obtain form s by sending an addressed, stam ped envelope to P eople E d ito r. S a n fo rd Herald. 300 N. Fre n ch Ave.. S anford. F L 32771. T h e com pleted form s m ay be accom panied by a p ro ­ fe s s io n a l b la c k - a n d - w h it e photograph If a picture Is desired w ith the ann ou n ce ­ m ent. The Herald reserves th e rig h t to reject ph oto­ g r a p h s th a t w ill n ot re ­ p ro d u c e p r o p e r ly . P h o to ­ graphs m ay be picked u p after pu blica tio n , o r they w ill be re lu m e d If an addressed, sta m p e d e n ve lo p e It p ro ­ vided. Engagem ent and w edding form s m u st be filled out and signed before any engage­ m ent or w eddin g announce­ m e n t Is p u blish e d In the Herald. C om pleted engage­ m ent form s s h o u ld be turned In a t least 2 0 days p rio r to the wedding. Engagem ent and w edding a n n o u n c e m e n t s are pu blish ed In Ihe Sunday edi­ tion o f Ihe People section. F o r m ore Information, ca ll 322-26 I t . ext. 34 Hope is the strength that sustains us through . hardship. r> < SK VY 1606 8. FRENCH AVE., 17 92 SANFORD 323-3650 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Learn what it takes to fill your heart with hope. Join us for the to f to meetings below. ^ V 3-PC. DINNER $099 ■ H e re 's H o pe. f PUB TAX PUIS foe ludet: 3 piece, of golden brown L e tt Country Chicken, (mixed while/darkkmuhedpoUlucj and gravy, creamy cole ilaw. end bitemu. Limil 4. Sid* Order Sutslitution 20* extra WE C A TE R A N Y S IZ E G R O U P ■K“ P in c c rc s t B a p tis t C h ru c h M ARCH 1 8 -2 1 7 :0 0 P M IC O U P O N H I I I ■CO UPO N * UVEROR LUNCH SPECIAL GIZZARD DINNER Your C h o ice Ot 7 Lunches $ ][9 9 Lim it 4 !«)»« z * •I” Plu> Tu PS W.Coupon Plus fox ■ 9( I p M U , K a V ln M u lw u w ill •SMW i « mo *. uM aI a m un*« x a s u w i l ■ s o M M .M a u ,_ �t 46 — Sanford H o fik t Sanford, Florida — Tu»»d*y, March 13, 1990 Ex-food employe sues store chain C H A R L E S T O N , S .C . - A fo rm e r ro o d ] m anager filed a federal claaa a ctio n la w su it against th e grocery c h a in M o n d ay , a lle g in g the firm engaged In a schem e to deny em plo y ees profit-sharing a n d h e alth benefits. T h e s u it, w h ich a tto rn e ys sa id co uld Involve "p o te n tia lly s c o r n o f m illio n s o f d o lla rs In b a ck benefits a n d thousands o f form er Food U o n em ployees." represented th e first s u ch a ctio n Involving a profit-sharing p la n to be brou gh t under th e 1974 E m p lo ye e Retirem en t Incom e S e cu rity A ct. know n as E R IS A . " T h is is p rc c k e ly the type o f priva te a ctio n that C ongress envisioned w hen E R B A w as enacted In 1974," s a id plain tiffs' a tto rn e y ta n Lanoff, w h o from 1977 to 1961 w as the a d m in istra to r o f th e U S. D epartm ent o f L a b o r’s P ension a n d W elfare B enefits Program , one o f th e p rto cip a l agencies for en fo rcin g the law. '‘ C o ngress spec ide a lly provide d that em ployees have access to the co u rts for protection against e m plo yers w h o w ould u se th ose plana for th e ir ow n self-interest Instead o f In th e sole in terest o f the p a rticip a n ts ," Lan off added. Food L io n Issued a statem ent d e n yin g a n y w rongdo in g and re futing the suggestion th a t too corporate o fficials have lin e d th e ir pocketa w ith recycled profit-sharing m oney. " T h e U n ite d Food a n d C o m m e rc ia l W o rke rs u n ion la w su it M Just on e m ore attem pt b y th e u n ion to h a r a s a n d p re ssu re Pood U o n Into re co g n isin g the u n ion w ith o u t regard to em ployee sentlm en ta in the m atter.” Pood L io n said. A s o f 1969. nearly 3 1 ,0 0 0 em ployees o f Pood L ion , w h ic h operates 8 7 5 stores In the S outheast and a s fa r n orth as M a ry la n d a n d Delaware, w ere p a rticip an ts in the p rofit-sh aring plan, w h ic h fu n ction s as the co m p a n y 's pension program . Plan assets were valu e d a t m ore th an $ 2 0 0 m illio n . How ever, even th o u g h the cu rre n t w orkforce and m a n y thousand m ore form er em ployees w ere at one Um e part id p a n ts in th e plan, the su it sa id o n ly a v e ry few nave a c tu a lly received benefits since the p lan went Into effect In 1960. O n ly 81 em ployees w ere e lig ib le for fu ll benefits at the e n d o f 1987. a cco rd in g to the moat recent report a va ilab le from the L a b o r D epartm ent. A n oth e r 2 ,9 5 6 q u alifie d for p a rtia l benefits. T h e ault co n te n d s thoae e ligib le for f u ll profit-sh aring were " p rim a rily h ig h ly com pensated Food U o n office rs." MacTAVISH SP7 MAQMOUA A W . PUT YOUR BUSINESS O N THE MOVE A O V K KTIS m a r ^ E A m f i P Y " V L L C L E A N ^ "! FRB-anUffQ CLIAiraVO 1 H i :O l I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I • WE DO WINDOWS • | , , l M & r & ! r e r 7b The W o iS S j R rs o n * * * * ' _____ I I_____ m UCHELL’S PHOTOGRAPHY N (1) t t P M E t X I t PHOTO (3)1$ PAGE 4 U PHOTO E S oom*TB $ 4 0 0 OHarQasd W/Ad In M -nttas-ias-na toso-ssa ■XT. MSO-lse* HN.lv Nst M M t. REICH AVt. tUTt Q-MHFOM) 407-322-3902 Jay & Marie's Hair Studio —^ 1 All Styles Of Hair AFTER I PM $Y ^ P P C I N J lip f f ONLY_ Stanley TTta Wondtr Hors* T CggmCfcrtWMn G id d y -u p to Flying U n ico m R an ch I SHAM POO a f t a s a k e&| 3$108 .SanfordAva. ___ 323-5227 2585 8 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL 323-8703 ALL YOU CAN EAT HOT BUFFET T,™' Steve C h a rro n a n d hla daughter Lyn n understan d the rom ance o f a slower lim e a n d way o f fife, when the fastest m eans o f transportation was (he horse. They have recently brought a little o f th is rom ance to the Sanford area b y e sta b lish ­ ing the F ly in g U n ic o m Ranch, at 3 5 5 0 State Rood 46. 1 I / 2 m iles east o f 1-4. Flyin g U n ic o m R a n rh offers m oonlight rides, hayrides and roo kou ts, ra le rin g service for cookouls, tra il rid in g w ith lots o f open space and a wide variety o f m ounts. One o f the sta rs o f the R a nch Is S tan ley the W onder Horse. S la n le y is available for h a lf h ou r rides or ca n be Invited to y o u r ch ild* next b irth d a y party. Karen. Stanley's trainer, sa ys he Is very gentle w ith ch ild re n and | W adnasday • A L L YO U C A N E A T ITALIAN FOOD Thursday • A L L YO U C A N E A T G R E E K FOOD Frl. A Sat. • A L L YO U C A N EAT S EA FO O D SPEARS IN S U LA T IO N BcononucalH tu r Care Pirminent Make-up • M Cua. rims t M m » « N -a tx a x w • Hefanw em lW ream uf<* Sent*' 321-6114 1 2 S !S J \ \ 11 \\ l il ST U D IO E . L a k e M a r y B ir d . BAYHEAD CENTER SUITE 101 ft U rg a Natan Showroom 341$)Hwy. 17-92. Sanford Vam "Jr* Spaara 002 322-9838 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 4 2 8 i* l ; »< \ i i i BOB'8 NEW USED FURNITURE BILL DEAROLF’ S COMPLETE PUM P SERVICE INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS ON MOST BRANDS • Deep Well Jet Pumps • Specializing In 5u6mer»lble Pumps • Shallow Well Pumps 323*21SO W E H AVE A NEW LO O K, S O C A N YOU. 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O UR NEW A D D R ESS BUDGET OPTICAL 601 E. 25 th S t., Sanford • Same Great Service • Same Great Eyewear ■Larger Facilities To Serve You Better Serving Sanford Area _ _ _ _ For Over 10 Years (407 ) 323-8080 Du. Bms P lace VVi'ltfJOTi C fcrt«0b$ 0 OS no* P*ovkJ*6qu4hly darHitfry kxal+i in lh$ Mr condition**! co ntort o» tHo Mom* SNo m c a m *1 FLCA DCJfTUNU TO W tT l WORID linlonl STYLE No jppi •WttlMr, Of rMl $0f JiJ/MO C/ J r p ic T I C i" Hendrix Antiques •5 5 .0 0 •5 5 .0 0 AND FURNITURE REF1NSHING m » '3 5 . 0 0 wtm co uto n LYNN n m i l • Owner Sty9*t C A L I 3 2 2 2110 " tu$i Muf *4 p m Hl l t o l f / p i a SO UTHW EST RO AD ■£!£ Curls - Perms - Cuts - C olor 2 4 1 0 SO U TH W EST P D . S A N F O R D A Christian Business" For FREE ESTIMATE Pick Up and Delivery Call Day or Night 365-3740 Formerly O f "CUTTIN CORNERS" CHERIE, TER ES A , A N D AN ITA Wrtcamrs YeuTeTMr GRAND 0FEM9U AT H A IR KO RN ER8 BARBER CUTS 3.95 PERMS hm 19.95 W«,MMICOWE fvtN aro SY APPT 1913 8. French Avo. SANFORD MRS u r » « SAT.ei DON'T THROW THAT SOM AWAY! "W* C*v$r Y*or PrsMsm” FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS QueMty Materials 4 Workmanship • Free E tlim e te i t iM i crown* co*m*tKt 3 2 2 - 8 2 9 0 FLEA WORLD, FRI.-SUN. 8-5 W e e k e n d D e n t is t r y w ** Your Ey§ To Beauty Insulation Saves You $ $ $ Know What I Mean, V*m? • l«S rX i| li:i»ln n » For the current rate call... i) any < pon you find thara le u than our prices. W s will go even lower on any type curl, carefree curl, etc. To Insulate Your Home HAIR FORMULA I M C , V is a , A m « th a t he Is also available for rid in g lessons for sm all children. Steve a n ticipates a great sprin g and su m m er and is adding new events lo the ranch schedule. H a lf day tra il rides w ill be available d u rin g the week w ith cam pfire settings and a barb-que. M u s ic w ill also be provided by a country m u sic entertainer, for sin g in g arou n d the ca m p ­ fire. Steve th in k s th is Is a great idea for com pany p icn ics. G ir l Scout and B o y S cou t o u tings or reunions. So If you yearn for the good old days, give Steve o r Lyn n a co ll at 322-5501 for rates and schedules, o r sim ply head west toward the setting s u n to the Flyin g U n ico rn R anch. We Declare "WAR" On Curts! Let F.P.L. Pay I U II l I l K ( 4 0 7 ) 1-BOO-US-BONDS A H 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 3 W 3 2 2 -4 6 0 4 OPEN 24 HOURS BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS alfta Set Our Endless Selection O f Quality Carpet A Vinyl At Affordable trices! W. Virginia teachers agree to discuss strike C H A R L E S T O N , W .Va. — G o v. G aaton C aperton and teach ers u n io n leaders agreed to meet again T ue sda y a n d try to resolve W est V irg in ia 's T im school strik e , w h ich the state attorney general has declared illegal. " W e w a n t to keep th is d iscu ssio n going because we th in k it 's b e a r w o rth w h ile to th is p o in t." C a p e rio n 's press secretary. G o rdon Morse, said after the governor engaged In seven h o u rs o f ta lk s M onday that brake u p at i l p.m . K a y e lta Meadows, president of th e W est V irg in ia E d u ca tio n Aseoclatlon w h ic h represents about 16.000 o f the d a te 's 2 1 .6 5 3 teachers, sa id h er m em bers w o uld rem ain o n s trik e T uesday. B u t n e ith e r Meadows n o r B o b B ro w n , e xecu tive d ire ctor o f the riv a l W est V irg in ia Federation o f T e ach e rs w h ich haa about 3 .0 0 0 m em bers, w ould co m m e n t on th e ir m eeting w ith the governor. T e a c h e rs w a lke d out o f the classroom s M arch 7 and sch o o ls in 38 of W est V irg in ia 's 5 5 coun ties canceled at least some o f th e ir classes on M onday. T h e W V E A called for th e statew ide w a lk o u t after ch a rg in g Caperton w ith re n e ging on an offer to provide $35 m il ion for a 5 percent pay raise, provide an additional $ 6 .5 m illio n to the state's h ealth Insurance program a n d add $27 m illio n In new taxes on coal operators to help pay for the package. T h e state Edu cation D epartm ent said the strike caused 2 9 counties to ca ll o ff all classes M onday, affecting hundreds of sch o o ls a n d thou sands o f stu d e n ts and parents. P a rtia l school clo sin g s were also reported in at least n in e other counties, said spokesw om an C a rolyn Span gler. A state attorney g e n eral's opinion Issued Iasi week ca lle d the teachers srtke Illegal and said co u n tie s had the right to fire anyone on the picket lines. S trik in g educators gathered at the C a p ito l for a ra lly M on d ay, lo ck in g h a n d s a n d sin g in g . "W c S h a ll Not Be M oved." S ch o o l boards In a l least tw o co u n tie s ordered that teachers report back to w o rk o r be fired. P ic k e tin g w as reported In 4 6 counties, four m ore t h a n F r i d a y , a s I c a c h e r s l a r g e l y Ig n o re d C a p e rio n 's weekend offer o f no' loss of pay In re tu rn for an end to the s trik e M onday. C o u n tie s that kept som e o r a ll o f th e ir sch oo ls open ca lle d In a d m in istra to rs and su bstitu te s to m an the chalkboards. In Issuing h is ca ll for M o n d ay ’s m eeting. Caperton sa id the two sid e s needed to "p u t aside Ihe h a rsh w ords and m ia co m m u n lca tio n s o f the post w eekend and m ove on to the resolution of the present p redicam en t." C a p e rto n also p la n s to m ake a m ajor p o licy address on education T u e sd a y night. M eadow s said she has no Idea w hat he w ill suy. A .Jefferson C o u n t y c ir c u it Judge ord e re d s trik in g teachers to re tu rn to th e cla ssro om on T h u r s d a y . S c h o o l o f f ic ia ls th e re s a id t h e y expected teachers to obey th e order. In G re e n b rie r C o u n ty . S chool S u pe rin te n de nt S ie ve B a ld w in told teachers lo return lo w o rk W ednesday or be fired Business Review DISCOUNT CARPET INC. DAVE’S UPHOLSTERY 458 N. 17-92 Longwood "rrn i ■MJL Far Hw IfTTU AW Hwt MEASURE UP.m Salat and Profifi, BUSINESS REVIEW! Located 1 ML W a il o l Oviedo On Hwy . 434-419 Den t M b r . tUr* yew *4 is thr M i l lust.... Call: 322-2411 9964909 �1*111 Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida — Tuttdoy, March 13, 1*00 - — Disney World plans city Business Review IW «h* A d M r t l t l n a D s p l . •< I h s K IS S IM M E E — W alt D isn e y Co. execu tives plan a m u lllm illlo n developm ent o n 4 .0 0 0 acres of com pany la n d south o f its them e parks. The developm ent w o uld be th e first on D isn e y's Osceola C o u n ty land, a cq u ire d In the 1900a. "It's ru ral lan d now. It’s undeveloped land. W hen you d riv e by now. y o u d o n 't th in k m u ch of It." T om E lro d , senior vice president for D isn ey attractions, sa id M onday. Developm ent p la n s c a ll for a sh o p p in g m a ll m easuring I.S m illio n square feet, w h ich D isney said w ould m ake It the biggest In ce n tra l Florida. E lro d said the m a ll sh ou ld be open In four years. Disney e xecu tives said the developm ent w ould also Include a residen tial elem ent, but E lro d and D ick Nunls, president o f W a lt D isn e y W o rld Cos.. Sanford Herald &tl 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 M M PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE provided few d e ta ils of the co m p a n y 's plans. Osceola and Orange C o u n ty officials told T h e O rlando S e n tin e l the developm ent would Include as m any a s 6 .0 0 0 homes, atari Ing a l B90.000. T h e project reportedly w ill Include about 6 m illio n square feet of co m m ercial office space and 1.2 m illio n square feet o f ligh t-in d u strial office and m a nu factu ring space. T h e project also would be subject to co un ty a u tho rity, sin ce D tsncy has agreed to “ d e-an ncx" l he property from Its Reedy C re e k Im provem ent D istrict. T h a t w ould m ake the com pany subject, for the Oral tim e, to water, sew er and road Impact fees. T h e Reedy C re e k d istrict w as established In 1967 and gives D isney v irtu a l autonom y over Its property and frees It of local governm ent control. Florida captain praises Hazelwood, blames spill on mate, Coast Guard B y JS F F I Unltsd P rs s t International_______ A N C H O R A G E . A la s k a A supertanker captain w ho now w orks the St. J o h n s R iv e r In Florida defended Jo se p h H azelw ood's a ctio n s aboard the E xx o n Valdez M onday. Capt. Shtru s M ich ael W a lk e r lestlfled that the E x x o n V aldez' th ird mate and the Coast G u a rd were responsible for the g ro u n ­ d in g last M a rrh that caused the nation 's worst o il spill. In a tense m o rn in g o f sp a rrin g betw ren W a lke r and prosecutor M ary A n ne H en ry. W a lke r told Ihe Jury that Hazelw ood w as not to blame for the w re rk of IhtE xx o n Valdez. Cr o ss- exa mina tion painted two ra d ica lly different p ictu re s of H a z rlw o o d : H e n ry p o rtra y e d h im as vodka-im paired and re ­ ckless. e specially for leavin g the bridge lo u n q u a lifie d crew m en: dt-fnisc w itness W a lke r characic r lz r d H a zrlw o o d us a ty p ica l s k ip p e r w h o se a c t i o n s w e re routine and proper. Walker, w h o co m m a n d e d tankers In l*rince W illia m Sound lo r eight years and now pilo ts s h ip s In F lo r id a 's S t. J o h n s River, blam ed th ird m ate G re g C o usin s for the grounding. A n d h r blamed the Coast G u a rd for not seeing the a pproa ch in g illsu s lrr on radar and w a rn in g the E xx o n Valdez. Cousins, the T an ip a . Fla., o f­ Butch and Carol Cocniba B u tch 's C hevron an d W reck er Service offers old-tim e service at n ew location W hile the days o f fu ll sendee gasoline station* are qu ick ly becom ing a th in g o f the p u t . Sanford residents, at least, can s till gel complete service for th eir autom obiles from long Ume Sanford residents and b u sin e ss persons. B u tch am i C a ro l Coombs, at B u tc h 's C hevron and W recker Service. Located al 1122 C elery Avenue for the past twelve years, B u lc h h as recently totally rrn m iv iitcd a garage a n d office bu ild in g at 2207 West F irst Street (3 m iles east o f 1-4) a n d moved h is b u siness to better serve h is custom ers. Besides Bu tch and C a rol. B u tch 's C h e v­ ron em ploys two fu ll tim e m echanics a n d two experienced w recker drivers. * T he new garage offers state o f the art equipm ent, for repair and h a u lin g and ca r ca rrie r service. Twenty four h o u r towing a n d emergency road sendee are available a s w ell as complete autom otive service, tune-ups. o il change, lube service, com puter wheel balancing, exhaust system repair, brakes, front end alignm ents and engine rebuilding. B u tc h sa ys they are now ottering head­ ligh t aim ing, alm ost a lu x u ry in these days of self service ca r repair. D utch's uv Ho Is ‘ A nytim e. A n y l*lace. A n y thing." He even oile rs long distance hauling. B u tc h 's Chevron Is afhliated w ith AAA, THAA and the I’rofesstonal W recker O perators o f Florida. Inc. B u tch 's C hevron a n d W recker Service accepts V IS A and M asterC ard. W h ile the location Is new. B u tch 's Chevron a n d W recker Service co n s till be reached at 322-7397. FLYING UNICORN RANCH LIGHTENING UPHOLSTERY Horses By The Hour...$10 per Horse We Turn O ld Furniture Into New! • Moonlight ridss Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T , OF T M i IIO H T C I N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R I E M l N O L I F L O R ID A C A S IN O : » * ! • ) C A t F P M cCAUGHAN M O RTG AG E C O M P A N Y . IN C . P la in tiff. vt C H A R L E S E R EYN O LD S, • t e l. 25% OFF ALL FABRICS • P on ia s for portiss • Hay ridss/cookout* • Lots of traitstopan spaces • Trail ridsrs provided Calf For Rasarvations TO C H A R L E S E A R IT A S R E Y N O LD S P O Rea 2141 Sen ford. F la rtd e J277I end any per ties who m ay be interested es heirs, devitees. grantee*. a t t ig neat, lie n ors, c re d ito rs, tru ste es, e r ether claim ants, by, through, under or e g e lm l C H A R L E S E R E Y N O L D S end R IT A S REYN 0L0S N O T IC K O P A C T IO N YO U A R E N O T I F IE D that an action for foreclosure of e m ort gage on the follow ing property Lot t«0 S A N L A N T A T H IR D SECTIO N , a ccording lo the P la t the re of a t recorded In P la t Booh l]. Page ft . of the P u b lic Records of Sem inole County. Florid a has been file d agam st you and you ere required to serve a copy of your w ritten defenses lo if. it a n y . on J O H N C E N G L E H A R D T . P A . I f ie E L iv ingston Street, O rlando, F lo rid a 3710]. P la in t if f s attorney, on or before M a rc h 79, 1990, and file the o rigin a l w ith The C le rk of This Court either before service on P la in tiff's attorney, or im m edia M y Thereafter, otherwise e default w ill be entered egam sl you Tor The re lie f dem ended in the CompJetnt lo r Foreclosure W IT N E S S m y hand end seal of this Court on F e b rua ry 73. 407-322-5501 3550S R 46 i w m i m i u i s h m m n i FMdsnttal, Mott, Restaurant 5350 McIntosh •322-5457 Sanford in ie n im V ID E O I MONDAY TO THURSDAY SPECIAL *1 O F F 10% err M O V IE R E N T A L V C R R E P A IR to I n i i iit - 1 u U| Util ms *«i • I li . COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR | VM IT IIP A T O U llllg ir LOCATION 1 M O *. n U D fC H A V * ., lA N TO lU ) W Dtlf DDDK M A U X T H A C K OvwMVrt. 2297 W. 1 s t 84 , Sanford (3 M L E .O IM ) 407-322-7397 321-5102 “ Peel (rood A y iiin " L A K E M A R Y BLVD. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC l)« tHilWA-i l v A N O I11 I l f r . . . . f e ....... MakeupLesson. UllhilM L ' < 1 Mill* Hi sllii I lJ0 2 l Like M.II» BUM Siltfll< 'I PI la 7 1 1 • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY M E R L E NORMAN, FA S C IN A TIO N S • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER S COMP • S L IP & F A L L I N I U H I E S PH. 322-9300 $150 FIN E FO R NO INSURANCE State Required P.D. Liability & P.I.P. FROM *98 *164 6 M ONTHS YEAR 16 Year O ld F e m a le R a l e F r o m SI 70 ‘ B a s e d O n Ag e, D r i v i n g R e c o r d j n d A r e a EASY RIDER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. A3t5 S. Hwy 17-92 Casselberry. FL 32707 I Tty on Merle Normans latest, newest colors that wvrle for eyes, lips and shut Glimmerypales todeep nclt tones Lovely Stilt** I 0 / B.lrlte III l t'lifrl O O - I 777c O O 1“ l ( l O C O M C C T IC ST U D IO 1 S A L O N W in n D lile M orke tploce P lir a L m ra ra a b 323-6505 mo «£> I I (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M O RSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By Jean B r il lent Pub lish F e b ru a ry V . M a rc h I, IJ. 70. mo D E N ?•) I I I I I I —m DOES YO U R C A R N EED A F A C E LIFT? Free Estimates Free Tow ing II W e Repair We Do Insurance Work +STR0P AUTO BODY Foreign and Oomestic Repairs F o rm e rly Lu ke P o tte r B ody S h o p 1460 Doigner Place *100 Sanford. Florida 32771 (Sanford Port Authority) 4 0 7 - 3 2 3 - 2 3 9 7 N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Notice is hereby given Thai 1 am engaged in business at SJJ Charlotte St . Long mood. Sam* note County, F lo rid a , under the Fictitio u s Nam e o l N A T IO N A L P R IN T IN G A P U B LIS H IN G and that I intend to register said nam e w ith the C le rk of the C irc u it Court, Sem inole County. Florid a, in accordance w ith the P ro v is io n s of the F ic t it io u s Nam e Statutes. To W it Section •a! Of F >orida Statutes I f f ! M ary K PeCfc Publish M a rc h * 11 30 V m o D EO SS N O T IC E O F FIC T IT IO U S N A M E Notice *s hereby given fhnt I am engaged in business at 11] E Church. Long wood- F L 17ISO, Seminole County Florid a , under the F lclitm u s Nam e of P M A P U B L IC M A R K E T I N G ASSO CIA T IO N and m et | intend to register w d nam e with the t ie r s ol the C irc u it Court. Sem inoie County F lo rid a , in ac cordance with the P ro v isio n s ol me F ictitio u s N am e Statutes. To Wd Section M S Of Flo*-da s» iMts its; Fiore ioos Pub lish M a r c h * i j » It, levo 010 11 f i c e r l e f t In c h a r g e b y Hazelw ood, fatted to make sure that h is tu rn orders were carried out by h elm sm a n Robert Kagan, said W alker, o f Ja ck so n v ille . Fla. Hazelw ood left the bridge and w ent to him c a b in d u rin g a detour arou n d Icebergi. tellin g C o u sin s to re tu rn to tan ker Lancs at a ce rta in p oint. About 15 m in u te s after H a zrlw o od left, ra rty on M arch 24, the E x x o n V aldez h it B llg h Reef and spilled n e a rly 11 m illio n g a llo n s o f rru d e oil. C o u s in s testified that he o r­ dered a rig h t tu rn to get around ice and a vo id the rocks. Several w itnesses and co urse recorder data Indicated that Kagan — a helm sm an w ith a reputation for h avin g trouble ateerlng — turned late, turned too little and canceled the right sw in g of the sh ip by tu rn in g back the o p ­ posite d irection out of fear of tu rn in g loo hard. C o u sin s. If he was doing h is job. should have seen on rudder In d ica to r gauges th a l Kagan Tatted to tu rn as ordered. W alker said. A num ber of w itnesses have blam ed Kagan for the w reck because he tu rn ed lo o little, loo l ute. S o m e w i t n e s s e s h a v e fa u lte d C o u s in s for b u ry in g h im s e lf In c h u r ls and ra d ar screen s w itho u t m a kin g sure Kagan follow ed h is turn orders. P ro s e cu to rs have blam ed Hazelw ood for not ta kin g charge Legal Notices N O T I C I O F A P P L IC A T IO N FO R T A X D U D N O T IC E I % M R R ilV G I V E N , t h a t C le m e n t in e F rear* an the h o ld e r of the follow ing c e rtific a te d ) has M ad sa id c e rtific a te d ) for • tea deed to be issued thereon The c e rtifi cate n u m b e r'll) end y a a r(t) at Issuance, the d escription of the property, and the n a m e d ) in w hich it wes assessed is/e re as follow s C e rtifica te No JU T Y e a r of Issuance 1ft* D e scrip tio n of P ro p e rty Let 14 M ilto n Square P b I P g M N a m e s in w hich assessed Ju a n ita Pow ell A ll of sard p roperty being In the County Of Sem inole. State of F lo rid a U n le s s su c h c e r t if ic a t e d ) she ll be redeem ed a cco rding to law . the property d escribed in such c e rtific e te d ) w ill be sold to the highest bidder at the west fro n t d oor. S em ino le County Courthouse. Sanford. F lo rid a , on the 2*th day of M a rch . 1910 a l II 0 0 A M A p p ro x im a te ly t lt fO O cash for tees is requ ired to be p a id by succasstui bidder at the sale F u ll p aym ent of an am ount equal to the highest b id plus ap plica b le docum entary stam p taaes and recording fees is due w it h in 24 h o u r s a f t e r f h t ad vertised tim e Of the sele A ll p a ym ents shall be cesh or guar anteed instrum ent, m ade pay a b le to the C le rk ot C irc u it Court Dated this I efts day of F th ru a ry . m o (S E A L ) M a r yarme M orse C le rk of me C irc u it C o url Sem inole County. F lo rid a B y M ic h e lle L Stive D eputy C le rk P u b lish F e b rua ry 70 V . M a rc h *, i j , ieeo D I N 70S IN TM I CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR I IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLO RI0A c a s i n o ie * ese C A e« P IN R E T H E M A R R I A G E O F A N N IE R G R A H A M . Petitioner Wit#. and C LA U D E GR AH AM . JR . Respondent'Husband N O T IC K O F A C T IO N T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO C L A U 0 E G R A H A M . JR w hose la s) know n re sid en ce address is 1*0 Saranac Street Rochester, N Y 14*07 YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF E O t h a l A N N I E G R A H A M has file d a P e titio n In the C irc u it Court of Seminole County. Florid a , lor D issolution o l M a rria g e , and you are re quired to serve e copy of your w ritte n defenses, it any on K E N N E T H W M c lN T O S H . E S Q U I R E , of S T E N S T R O M M c lN T O S H JU L IA N COL BERT W H IG H A M 4 S IM M O N S , P A , whose address is Post O ff.te Boa 1330. Sanford. F lo rid a 17777 1330. and fila me o rigin *! with the C le rk of the above styled Court on or before M a rc h 79, A O IWO. otherw ise a default 'end ultim a te judgment w ilt be entered against you tor the r e lie f d e m a nd e d in Ih* P e titio n W IT N E S S m y hand end of f'C iei seal ot said Court on this JTnddey of F e b ru a ry A D m o I Seal I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C le rk of the C irc u it Court Sem>noleCounty F lo rid a Bp CeceliaV Hern Deputy Derm P u b lish F e b ru a ry 77, M a rc h a. I) 3C tw o D I N 7S* o f h is subordinate crew m en and sta yin g on the bridge d u rin g the d e t o u r . But W a lke r became the first w itness In Hazelw ood's tria l to single out C o u sin s d ire ctly for the blam e because he w as the officer on w atch at the tim e and then to attack the Coast G u a rd for not p reventing the wreck. W alker said that If he w e rr skipper he w ould have stayed on the bridge — a statem ent pro­ secutors tried to capitalize o n by saying the accident never w ould have happened if H azelw o od w rre o n th e bridge. W a lk e r co ncrded. " I f Capt. H azelw ood had been o n the bridge d u rin g those m aneuvers, th e a c c id e n t w o u ld n 't h ave happened." but he refused to fault Hazelwood for leavin g the bridge, s a y i n g that w a s a skipper's prerogative. He said C o u sin s had In struc­ tions to ca ll Hazelwood for the turn and every skipper " trie s to pound Into h is ju n io r officers' th ick s k u lls to ca ll me when you 're In do u b t." In fact. C o u sin s sh ou ld have sum m oned Hazelwood back lo the bridge when he saw the tanker w as In trouble. W a lk e r said. " A ll he had to say was. Captain. please come u p lo the bridge.' T h e n this whole thing w ould have been avoided." W a lk e r b la m e a th e C o a s t G u ard' because he said It w as supposed In m on itor (ankers. Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T I C I 0 * A P P L IC A T IO N F O H T A X P IE D N O T IC I It H I S C S V G I V E N , th a t E llt a b e ih A ”* *ihn h. » yi, tka i»w rxFujVT v * it w U i r ilib t w *, IN T H I CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTV, * L O S IDA CASE NO. tbeeoCAOOL m g c e rtific a te d ) has file d said c e rtific a te d ) for • tea deed to be issued thereon The c e rtifi cafe n u m b e rd ) end y e a r d ) e l issuance, the description of the property, and the n a m e d ) in w hich It wes assessed is/a re as C e rtifica te N o *4 Year of Issuance I9U. D escription of P ro p e rty L I G S I) *i F T O F L O T 7 a N 79 F T O F L O T • B L K 4 TR 14 TO W N O F S A N F O R O P R 1 P C 41- Namts In which assetsad William R Smith, Tony Duncan, ©tbca K. Duncan A il ot said proparty being in the County of Seminolo. State of F lo rid a U n le s s su c h c e r t if ic a t e d ) sh a ll be redeem ed according to law . the property described In such c e rtific a te d ) w ill be sold to the highest bidder at the west fro n t d oor. Sem lnq la County Courthouse. Sanford. F lo rid a , on fhe Jslti day of M a rch , 1990 at II 0 0 A M A p p ro x im a te ly SUSOO cash tor lees is required lo be pe*d by successful bidder at the sale F u ll paym ent of an amount equal to the highest b id plus a p plica b le docum entary stam p fa se s and recording fees It due w it h in 14 h o u r s a f t e r f h t a dvertised tim e of the sale Alt paym ents shall be cash or guar an toed instrum ent, m ade pay a b le to Ihe D a r k ot C irc u it Court Dated mis 17th dev of Febru ary. 1*90 (S E A L ) M aryann* M orse C lerk of the C irc u it Court Seminole County. Florid a B y Tina Taylor . Deputy C lerk Publish- F e b rua ry TO. i f , M arch *. 13. 1990 D E N IS) N O T IC I OF FIC T IT IO U S N A M K Not ce is hereby given m at I am engaged in business at 772 Hickman Dr . Sanford. Seminole C o u n ty . F l o r id a u n d e r th e F ic titio u s N am e of F A M I L Y T R E E S E R V IC E , end that I intend to register said name w ith the C le rk of the C ircu it C o urt Sem inole County. F lo ri de. in a cc o rd a n c e w ith the P ro v is io n s of the F ic t it io u s N am e Statutes. To W it Section M S 09 F tor ida Statutes 1957 Robert L a n n se ra P u b itd i Fe b ru a ry 17. M a rc h *. 11.10.1990 DEN m N O T IC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Noftce it hereby given that I am engaged in business at (*l| A u g u s ta W a y , C a s s e lb e r r y , Seminole County, F tor ida, under the Fictitio u s Nam e Of W O RD P R O and th a t I in te n d to re g u la r said nam e w ith the C le rk of the C irc u it Court. Sem mpie County F lo rid a , in a< cordance *.tr> the P ro visio n s of the Fictitio u s N am e Statutes To W it Section l i t Of F lo rid a Slot u te t 1047 Betty J Faruq* PwbJitft M a rc h If |« J7 A p ril 1 IWO O E O US g e ic o f in a n c ia l ser v ICES. IN C . P i* ,n u ll. S T E P H E N I. O A K L E Y . O A K L E Y . unknown ip o u it e l S T E P H E N S O A K L E Y . II m a rrM d . E A R L E B B E R L Y . e /k /e E A R L E B E R L Y . ----- ------------ E B • E R L Y . unknown ip o u t* o l E A R L E B B E R L Y . o /k /o E A R L E B E R L Y . II m o r r l t d . O A K L E Y . II m ar ried. TH E UNITED STATE} OF A M ER IC A . R U S SE LL M W EST. SUN R E A L EST A TE SERVICE. INC end any un known hairt, dtvltaet. gran teat creditor!- and ether unknown parion, or unknown tpoutet claiming by, through, and under any el the abovo nomad Defendant!. Oalandant. NOTICI O F SUIT TO E A R L I R S C R L V . a/k/a E A R L E B E R L Y , -------------E B B E R L Y . unknown ipauw ol E A R L E B B E R L Y . o/h/o E A R L E B E R L Y , It m o r r l o d . O A K L E Y , unknown N » w m o l D E A N O A K L E Y . II m a r rlo d . o nd R U S S E L L M W E ST , ond ony unknown h o lr v d a , m l g ra n to a t. c ro d lto ri. and o lhar unknown p ar t o n , or unknown tpow toi c la im in g by, through, ond undor a ny o l tha a b o v a n o m a d O a la n d a n li. II R E S ID E N C E S U N K N O W N Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F I E O that an action lo toractoaa M ortg ag e covering tha follow ing root and per to n a l p ro p e rty In Sem inole County. F lo rid a , to W it Tho North 10) loot O F T H E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D P R O P E R T Y Tho W o tl M l tool o l tho South o l the N o rlh o o tl '• o l tho South w et l ' . o l Section ) l. Tew nthlp 11 South. R ange N E o t l. la t t tho South M tool and la t t R ig h t o l Woy o l L A K E H O W E L L RO AD . S E M IN O L E County. P lorido h o t boon filed a g o ln tl you ond you a r t required to la r v a o copy at your w ritten d t tan t a t i l arty, to it on C V icto r B utler. Jr.. 1)11 E Robm ton Street. O rlando. F lo rid a 11*01. ond Ilia tha o rig, n a l w it h th o C la r k o l H it a b o r t tty lad Court on or b o lo rt tho 10th day ot M a rch . IHO. o th rrw lto o Judgm ent m ay be e n te red o g o ln tt you lo r tho re lia l demanded in tho Com p la int W IT N E S S m y hand and ta«l o l la id C o u rl on tho lln d day ol Fe b ru a ry . IHO IC O U R T S E A U M A R V A N N C M O R SE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT CO URT B y Jo a n B rllle n t Deputy Clark P uO lith February V M a rc h t. IJ 30 IMS DEN M i U.So SAVINGS THf GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT �9 9 t M r — Sanford Marafd. Sanford. Florida — Tuaaday. March 13, 1910 Logal WottcM Logal Nottcoo Lggel Notice* i n t m i c i r c u i t cou n t o# T N I I I O H T I 1 N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F T N I I T A T 8 O F FL O R ID A * IN AM O FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY C I V I L A C T IO N C # » i» A I 9 I 74^ C A # 9R PMNW H F FU N D AM EN T A L M OATCAGE C O R P O R A T I O N fo rm t r i p know n o t F U N D A M E R IC A C O R P O R A T I O N , f o r m t r ly know n ot SO U T H M AR K M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N O F A M E R IC A . P lo ta fift vl JE FFR EY R B R O W N o nd L I N D A B R O W N If liv in g , ond o il unknown p o rfw t clo im in g by. rhfough. u n d tf o r og oln tt ttw obovo n o m td D ofondonN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f T N I ItTH JUDICIAL N O T IC E O P C O M EN FO R C EM E N T BOARD P R O C E E D * ,I TO: t e n FI* Inv . Ltd. A ttn Ttmatby H. H a rris IISBS Bfonsyldga Lana L as Angatas. C A scars a r Iba ammo n a l a l ma Sallaw ing deter l b * property: Laos 1 * k F la L o n A Cat COS C a lo ry Pla ntatio n P * I P O t » o llv o . w hoHior to ld unknown p o rt lo t m oy c lo im on in to rttt o t t p o u ttt tw in , d r v lt t o t. gron N o t or otbor claim ant*. c lo im Ing b y . th r o u g h , u n d t r o r ogotm t the to ld 1J E F F R E Y R B R O W N ond L I N D A B R O W N ; A N O Y C L A R K S O N ond B O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y. FLO R ID A . N O T I C E O F A C T IO N TO J E F F R E Y R B R O W N ond L I N D A B R O W N . If livin g, ond o il unknown par Hot c lo im Ing b y . th r o u g h , u n d t f o r o g o m il tho obovo n o m td Doto n d on ti who oro not known lo bo dood o r Olivo, whothor to ld unknown p o rtfo t m oy c lo im on in to ro tf o t tpou tot. tw in , do v it o o t . g r o n t o t t . o r o th o r c lo lm o n t t . c lo lm in g b y , through, u n d tr or o g o ln tt tho M id J E F F R E Y R B R O W N ond L IN O A B RO W N ; W hoto ro tid tn c o i t unknown Whot# lo t i know n m o ilin g Address I f f t ] 1H i IIv How D rlvo. A ltom onto Sprm gt. F L 31714 Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F I E D thot on octlon to lo roclo to 0 m ortgogo on tho follow ing profwrfy in Swmtnolw County, F lor Ido Lot 17. of O A K L A N D H IL L S , a ccording to tho plo t thortof. o t rocordod in P lo t Book II. ot pogo U 4 14. of I N P u b lic R t c o rd t of Som inolo County, F k » Ido h o t 'boon' fifod o g o im t you ond! you oro rog u iro lo to rv o o copy of your w rltlo n d tfo n to t. If ony. to it on G A R Y A G IB B O N S . E S Q U I R E , of G ibbont. Sm ith. Cohn A A rnott, P .A .. P la in tiff's ottornoy. w hoto o d d ro tt It SOI E o t t Konnody B o uN vo rd . Suito too P o t t O f f l c t B o a 2177. Tom po. F lor Ido 13401. on or b tfo ro M a rc h 2t . IftO. and l i l t tho o rig in a l w ith tho C la rk of th is C o urt o ithor b tfo ro t t r v lc o on P lo in f lf f 't ottornoy o r Immo d io tt iy th o rto f tor. othorw tto o d tlo u lt w ill bo ontorod og oln tt you tor tho ro lw f d o m ondtd in tho Com plaint. D A T E D t h lt l l n d d a y of F e b ru a ry . IffO M AR Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K C IR C U IT C D U R T By Jo an B rillo n t D eputy C lo rk « P u b lilh F e b ru a ry 27, M a rc h A 13.20 I t * D E N MS IN T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF THE IIG H T IIN T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT , IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y, FL O R ID A C A S E NO. M O ItO -CA -M -P I N R E T h o M o tfo ro fttw Adopt ,on of R A R M A R ond G L R P E T IT IO N E R C H A R L E S W G R IM E S N O T IC E O F S T E P P A R E N T A D O P T IO N A C T IO N TO R O B E R T L A R R Y R A Y A d d rv tt Unknown Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that on a ctio n lo r tho adoption of your m inor ch ild re n h o t boon tile d by C H A R L E S W G R I M E S m tho C irc u it Court of tho Eighteenth J u d ic ia l C irc u it ot F lo rid a , by and lo r the County of Sem inole . end you or# requ ired to to rvo your w ritte n d e l t o * e v if any to it. on the P e titio n e r * attorney w h o le n am e and a d d r e tt i t D a v id L Ferguton. E sq * 7300 M a itla n d Center P k w y , #32*. M a itla n d . F lo rid a 32711. and to file Ihe o rig in a l w ith the C le rk of the above it y le d cou rt on or be tore the Tfth day o l March,. 1 WO. o th e r* fie a judgm ent m ay be e n ie re d a g o m it you lo r the re lie f dem anded in the P etitio n D ated th lt 23rd day of Feb ru a ry . IftO i Court Seal! M AH YA N N E M O RSE C le rk ot C irc u it Court By Je an B n lle n t D eputy C le rk P u b lilh F e b ru a ry 77 M a rc h A II 70, t *90 D E N 7*4 KNIGHTS OF c ir c u it in a n o f o r M MINOLI COUNTY. f l o r id *. u i i e r u i i u # , ANCHOR MONT GAG € S I I V ICKi. INC . Sermorfy Nw m n Suburban Coaslal C a r , . P la ln t ill »S. St a n l e y a M IL B O U R N E . ETAL . N O T I C E O l A C T IO N TO ON A C C R E E V E R E S ID E N C E U N KN O W N C A ST KN O W N M A IM N O ADDRESS 1 .0 MM. Long i ted. F L M 7M A N O TO A ll pm An tn trro tl by. through. i •gainst ma i k m a M 0*1 Y O U A R E H C R E R V NO TI F I C O T H A T on a ctio n to lar* c lo w o m rrtg a g s an Ibo toitow In lo rnIno M C o unt,. I N r M o : U n it l « . B u ild in g i n , A L T A M O N T E V I L L A G E I. a c a n * m inium . In a c t at Fane* a im and su b ia c i N m* O a cla ra lia n *f Condom inium r e c o r d * In OT I k M l R a c a r * boo* ITU . F a o t te tf, o l Ibo P u b lic R o c o r * o l Som lnoN c o u n t,. F Nr Ida T O G E T H E R W IT H Ibo taltaw I n , Hams o l property a N C ara locaN O In ond in s t a ll* a* a p a ri o l Ibo Im provam anN i R e fr ig e r a t o r , R a n g e / O v tn . D is p o s a l. D lt b a ia ib a r , F e n / H o * . W asher and D ry o r T O G E T H E R aalMs a ll Iba Im a a ia m a n t t , r ig h t s . a p p u rla nonets, rants, re ysltto t. m lnar a l. a ll and right* and p re h rt. w afer. w etar rig h ts and n . l ar sla ck, and a ll li.tu r a s now a r hereafter a p a rt a l Iba property, including rap iteam anrs and od dltlons thereto b a t b a rn IlN d ag au nt m u . and m u a ra r e q u ir * N saraa a c a p , of your arrlDan defenses. II any. •a IM» action. an R O G C R O ■ C A R of A N O C R S O N A R U S H . A ttorneys lo r P ia in tlfl, whoto a d d ra ss It M l E a s t C o ntrol ■ o u la v a rd . O r i o n * . F lo r id a n g g i. and U N Iba o rig in a l m m m o C la rk o l Ibo obovo ttylad Court on o r b tfo ro m a is m day of M a rc h , laso. otherw ise a i u l g m t n l m a y b a a n t a ra d against you la r Iba ra lia f * m tn d a d in m a A m in d id Cam WITNESS M T HANO AND S EA L OF SAID CO UR T * this M n d * y a l Fabruary. ISS0 IStall M AR Y AN N E M ORSE at Clark ol told Court By Cactlla V. Ekarn as Oopwfy Dark Publish Fabruary 11. March 0. 11. 10. IftO D E N 10! IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O P T N I II J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y, F L O R IO A C A S I NO : t* * * S lC A - * S L R YLA N O M O RTGAGE CO M PAN Y. Ptolnttlf. vs. O A R v l J J O N E S , of al N O T I C E O P A C T IO N TO Dafandanf, C H A R L ES M. BUNTING »hoi* ratidanca it unknonn II ha/tha/lbay ba In mg end It hash* may ba daad m* unknonn dafandantt who may ba spouses. hairs. Waits**, g ra n lta t. atsignaas. Honors, c ra d lla rt. irutiaas. and all porllaa claiming InNratl by. through, undtr ar against the Dafandantt. ana ar* naf known to ba * ,0 or allv*. and all par Ilas having ar claiming to h a w any right, Mia or Intorasf In lha proparty datcrlbad In m a rlga g* balng laraciosad haftln YOU A R C NOTIFICO that an action to fortcloto a marlgag* on Hv* following cS.scribad prop orty In S EM IN O LE County, Ftorl* Lot IM. D E E R RUN. UNIT 1 B. occordlng lo Iho Plot tboroot os rocordad in Plot Boo* 11. Pogo M. Public Records ol Sominolo County, Florida hat boon Iliad against you ond you oro required to torvo o copy ol your written datansat. it any. lo il on Plaintiff i alter nay. Maury L Layvo. E S Q , c'o F R IE D ANO SLACH 1ER . P A . P A .. S u lla T i l, D adaland Square. I I 00 North Kendall Drlvo. Miami. Flor,da U tM on or before March XI. Ino. and 1110 tho original with the Clerk ol mit Court timer bolero tor me, upon Plaintiff t atiarnay ar im m a d la lt ly lh a r t a lt a r , olharwis*. a dtlaull will ba anlarad against you lor Iho reliol domondtd m lha Com ptomi luod heroin WITNESS my hand and ma tool ol mis Court ot Sanlord SEM IN O LE County. F ie r i* , this TVd day ol February. Its, (SEAL) M A R V A N N E MORSE Clerk ot Iho Circuit Court By Cecelia V Ekarn A i Daputy Clark Publish February 11. March k. IL W mo DEN Itl $250 JACKPO T S2 M M l 1294 M I A U SAM S s SO io r s u m s SM ALM s te a o a k s m e t. i w u m KiW/UUS C U I1 OF C A M C IM M Y FWBAr MET 7 P A U S U S I 1N ID SJS* UCBFETS - 2M 4 o m avenue lAMTOM S tS W JI CELEBRITY CIPHER we ere crowed from< 1 (aefi wnw « t* r«M rick« DogwM ‘ X IN K K A 0 A W C M T X K J O M X W W X K P A l Q N K ' O M A O M K M T C I X W C J V W M *1 O L Q D A O T V O N K X M L M T N K C K P X K C . 1 Q A K K C P V M . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N littld jo o d ca n com# Ot lobular in a r t 1ST which reduce* ktg lo a m onotonous machin# " - E Knoi ___________ ________ nato County. F l a r i * A ls o d a acrib ad as: V aca n t Proper t y along R a n d Y a rd Rood R E : C a w No s to a t Tho Sanford C o * Enforce m a n! B o a rd w as created by Sanlord C ity C o * . O rdm anca In o . a t am end ed * autharuad By C hapter M l. F i e r i * Slot utas. The pur pose o l this B oard It la locilltaSo mo onOn H itwrit ot Ibo cadet and ardMiancas bs • a r t , bs the City a l la n ia rd . You Iba lo l low ing C o * on yesn property: C b o a la r ||, S e c tio n 1111: A l l * Ing 1b * a ccu m u lM M n a l Naan, c a rp a l d ebris. rubbish, lira s, m a tlra tea t B used build Ing m a la ria l an proparty. You ara hereby la r m o lly nail c a t * by m a C a * E n la rca m a n l B e ard a l m a C ity o l la n ia r d an ib a 1M b day a l A p ril, lata, a l ! : M p m. In Iho C ity Cam m issio n Cham bers. Roam 111. C ity H a ll. » N. P o rk c o m in g lb * above ttytod v ia la lM n. lh a B oard w ill rocolva Sostimony ond s » l* n c o a l M id H e a ring and sha ll m a ke findings a l fa ct and conclusions of I * You a re hereby o r d e r * Ip ap pear Co tore m at B oard a l lha H earing to answe r lha charges and preeent your s i * a l iba You have Iba rig h t to ma Board. You h a * ma right to call sell* i m i an yaur behait at wall at to crass aiamina ail •mar wititottas II you * net appear, m* Beard may praca* without you Should lb* Board determine Ihal a violation •Hitt. II hat Iho power la Ittua Orders requiring you to bring the violation Into compliance including the pwaar to levy lines and croato a Man an yaur preparty up to S1S0 go tor each day Iba vtolatton continues post mo * t o sat tor campitanca by tba Beard's OrPtr. II ma vtalaNon It net car ractod by tba lime at tba Hear ing ar II. prior to Iba Hearing, you come Into compliance wim mo above sfetod alleged c a * violation but the vtolatton recurs prior to tho Public Hoor Ing. the Hearing will be held * the •l legal tons against you II you h a * questions con corning this motttr. please contact the Building Depart merit at IKUIttl 110! SHOULD YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL ANT MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE HIARINO. YOU MAT NEED A VERBA TIM RECORD OP TNR PRO CBIDINOS, TESTIMONY AND ■ VIDINCI WHICH RECORD IS NOT PROVIDED BV THE CITY OP SANFORD IF.S. XRW.PIMl. Publish March 11. » . 11. April 1. ISM oion N O T IC E O P c o o t ■ NPONCRMBNT BOARD P N O C II OHMS*. TO Barbpra Jackson I*.* ISM Holly A vo n* laniard. F L M ill or the ownertil ol mo follow ing doter l b * properly Lott L Blk S, T f 1 Town ot Sanford P S 1 PG M at record* in Sanlord. Sominolo County. F to rl* AIM d e tcrib * os 111 Oak Avon* RE C o m No F0«U Tho Sanford C o * Enforce men I Board was tre a t* by Sanlord City C o * . Ordinance 111*, as am end*, n author I t* by Chaptor H i. F ie r i* Slat utot The purpeM ot this Board It to lacilltele the entorcomont ot mo codes end ordinances m force In ma City at Sanlord You h a * boon ch o rg* with vto lotlng the following C o * on your property Chapter I. Soclln • II A C h a p t e r a. S t e l l o n a ) Performing construction upon mo promises to croato separate living facilities. expending liv Ing area onto porch aroot. rewiring entire structure, tower mg catlings, not providing ton an I t*er*twn and falling to obtain permits and city appro, al lor the work par tor m * You ar* hereby formally noil ! * that o Public Hearing will bo conduct* in tho ib o * ttytod coma by m* C o * Enforcement Board ol lha City ol Sanlord on the lorn day ol April. 1,10. Ol 1.00 p m In tho City Com mission Chambers, Room 111, Sanlord City Hall. )M N Park A von*. Sanlord. F ie r i* , con corning the above t ty !* vto lotion The Board will recei* testimony and avtdmce at card Haar mg and shall make findings at tael and conclusions at law You are hereby order* to appear before that Board at the Hoering to answer the charges and present your tida el th* com You h a * me right to obtain an attorney, ot your own o.ponta. lo rrprotonl yog bolero tho Board You have th* right to call wifnattat on your behalf at wall at to cross a.amin* all amar witnesses II you do not appear, Iho Board may proce* without you Should the Board dalorm ln* Ihal a vlolatlan f Kitts il hat m* power to it s * Orders requiring you to bring lha vwfalton mio compliance including th* power to levy lines and create a lion on your property up to SIM 00 lor each day tho violation <onlm*t past th* da>r tal tor compliance by The Board sOrder It me violation it not cor r e e f* by lha lime ot lha Hear mg ay |f. prw. to th* Hearing, you com* into compliance aim lha above tlotod alle g * code violation but tho violation recurs pnor lo the Public Hearing Ih* Hearing will ba he'd on me allegations agamst you II you hart quad ions con corning this matter, pioete confect lha Building Depart mem at I M il M l J ill SHOULD YOU D ECID E TO A P P E A L A N T M A TTE R CONSIOEREO AT THE ABOVE HEARING. YOU M AY N E E D A VER BA TIM RECORO O F THE FRO CBIDINOS. TESTIMONY ANO EVIDEN CE WHICH RECORD IS NOT PH O VIO IO RY THE C I T Y O F S A N F O R D IF k 1*0 t l l t l P u b lish M ir t h IJ. » 11. A p r.I l IWO D E O 11 7 1 - H e M W a n te d 7 1 — M e M W e a le d w ru M io n r CLASSIFIED ADS S«minol« Orlando • Winter Park 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ____________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS M tA J L -fc M P J L IV titan iMEEUEV H .......... ................ >> m r m n NN i > ■ » . . . M E E ^ B * O T R IW P v M l #• * S W I M ■ T a m vM N T i m m m rn tm t a n . . . H t i l u lBl*B WB gw iMM, t a t # «B 1 1 Bm a i lU R M ta t a R N _____________ W.MBMRr. V4ST4 SS*.TALENT EUSLDRRE CONSTRUCTION LOCAL/CARI■■■ AN For ■ IO(trlclBAS. Corponton, neevy l^ *pw b. PlumBtra, A.C.. Drywalt, G l a i t n g . Ira n w a r k , Mac hartlet. Supery tsars, to TA1 RWT BMSLRER* PEE CONSTRRCnORNtlTttS SMe tH ppr hour. Will NoM. --------■ ----------pi la n d r c a psr ltu m nn i AW Cantor. MbMowas M HOURS POOOO BENE FITS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 't ir t g n u fret i C * working t ie * . Mpn/Frl, CMI E4 MAM.....^ O B ia I doocrlpMon lor lottoti rosuhs C a * must loBow Orel , t able Boauttclan. Nail Toth, and sbap In SanSard Groat FemUy AhnaaMsa*....... CaN MB-MM ~ClA#fsaSKILLSaTBADfS MI TRADES HEEDED DEAD! MIS Naan Tho Dwy BaSoro Publicattan Sunday .IS A M . Saturday ManWry - 11 M A M Saturday AD JU STM EN TS A N D C R I O I T I t Hi IN* avow* g| bis • n o r In b n r E. Mm Srn M t E HaraM w ill A t m w N M g ttr 9^1 IKil^ I9 H 9YI1 VL y99Y 9 9 IENP H r8 Pomsars Carpantort. aH Ool as iho work yau cats * ~ t.Cow.............ia* ant Pull lima. G o * Banallts Apply Its paraan: Miracle Marti*, till Radnor ptaco. Sulla tit. In ma Part al Ossa gt RW tarpad maid tarv •cm In Rio O f* waking m a t dagondobta portorn la faMaur Spans. I day waak. g a * pay. Locotad in Pans Patt M* iw i MANAGEMENT Hiring tww. 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Bill • m -n si----------- o r a m s • R S R fl------------ R TIB ITS* Tp Laaas Maaao* Fy*..0M m i TOOOBMAE Ypubothho*a paid way tamo. Ptoas* Can ^ a c 1 Ajmt_Bo*i*v_Mpn^^^^ h a * p van ar carer* pickupI Want to war* pari nwwT Call Anyhow Saaoob NortlNTMtl D I1 NW ASNER/RITCNEN HELPER • Part Unto Apply C oal* Italian Raalauaant, MBl|.Franc*«*.laniwd 1. Cats. • n a a n -----------in t it u 71— »- U t tA F im d LOST OOO: Largo, m alt Rad/Gatdan Ratrtovor Last mot lllh B Magnolia section CbR....... .................MS-MIB LOST Moke neuter* indoor * c la w * cot. nans* PJ. Tan Place Subd. t n A Bodtord Rd REWARomuRs/aitana as—ItaCtil H tktf For DOWN : I MBAH O S , F t o r l* Notary AkMCtalton I • , B a s I S s a r s an CARSO BOATS* PLANES Ukmwp* w mbmJ'IU brml ^Ml BM *awMwAtJltalta EPWMli^^WiW. CaN EW. B ar* SWMBim ACTORVEXTRAS Hollyw** East Mgmt No oap nacts sary Llc TAaOMIIMI Ml* - ■ Itt NNaWiaRta Harold AOOTOTOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL snows_______ AFFOIRTIKRTttTTtlS . but *411 from the right porsan Hr* Man Thurt. IS AM 1 PM Apply llf l Sanlord A * ,S AMtaSPM 27— N u r w r y A A M T0 U HONEST O iiM C a r a CNILO CARE Moffsor ol 1 will car, tor iNIWtn. n o w * * 10 years. Sanlord. i n am CN ILO CA R E o r * - my homo Alt ogos F in e * yard, meals, l i m b aom CortMicaiAMaatn E X P E R IE N C E D M O TN EN OP TWO, my home. Labe Mery a r * . All ages, lo n e * yard. moots. HRS m e a n P IM M LANE MARKHAM Child cart, ogoslondug TLC moats and snacks.......Ml RMSattar Mm S H A R O N 'S A O O N A B L E STINKERS A tun. happy healthy atmosphere! Two hot moats * f ly l Tam Ileans* A CPR cart, ladlat to to *, teach and play wtm your children from 1AM t a lM P M P l pin WILL DO Babytitling In my lu iaaui llJ Lwyi* avrninEw Ew.—1wwlw invqvi U’LnsJs. ratifm. rmm School Cali Ml 0*11 Wo h a * hdl/part lima peal ttonsl Eicallant baneIlls and salary. Apply m parsan now I y SSorvM Marriw la * S R a s . MaOard A W M E iS E t 50 to 111 per hour A ll shifH Mato/Famato Parmanantl il . AM-SIII Soma *11 train Job Cantor, t*« Ilk Ok. ATTTNTtM HKM S Q O O U IS LOOK INO PON E X T R A CA1MT Work attor school, pionting Itowering plugs Call Carslrta Groan Hausos P T n i l ask tar Alton a r C h * AUSTRALIA HARTS YOU'! 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L a k e M a n r w ......... - ...... m e m H jn d y M r C A R P E N T R Y , haul i ng, masenary, paining and III*. Frwusllmatas. Call Wl *TT» FIX-IT-fLST INC "On* Coll To Do It A ll" Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential • Commercial Call Scan Today 11 m -M IS REPAIRS* PAINTIHO YsrOwark 0 UgM Haaiing Na Jab Tw Small Call ua-aasi rmrar Ho u s e R t p i l r B O JA MAINTENANCE SAVE 14% Roar ta any tarvIce: loans car* to plumbing er elect Far bast prices ■MGWSB LjixfacEpfng L a w n Se c v ic e A F F O R D A B L E LAWN CAR E QUALITY WORK I FREE ESTIMATES Cellmates Chuck’s Quality U w n Caro Com m /Ret O F R E E C S T I TTT Till ECONOMY LAWN SER VICE t e l a l l awn c a r * . I rao esllmatas Call m lies LAWN CA R E Mowing. Shrub pruning. Fasl Sarvtc*. law ta ic a s b F rw E s l... FROFESIIONAL GARDINER Mowing, edging, new kod. now lead, re sod. re sand, pruning, fopping. trimming, removing 4 clearing, planting, clean upI C e mp l e f * Ca r e t Fr e e rum, tot I M/ VaryniPaeJ ~~ SOUTHERN STONE WORK 300 N. French Avenue Sanford C O M F L I T I home care with toy* 4 concern tar Iho elderly Spacious accommodations, tow monthly rotas. Day Coro Available Also SIMEF4 I HodJaE Eaciiiaaa Innl* ’’Hmo* Cart TNar %A tterta W Manat • A iii • Lhra !•'« 4>7 >7» 1ttl PElntiog FR A N K 4AR N N AR Tpointing4 pressure ctoening. |p yrs. t ip Retarences . rtSIIST INTERIOR 4 E XTER IO R toetoss toneI work. Mrly. re tat ovoll. Tsd, SS4MU. F r w I t l. Lynden't F rsN u iw el Feksltag la k e Mery Resident Intarier/Ektartor Licenwd/InturM F rw E tttm etesI...........SM-IM4 FAINTIHD Senior Ctruant isikdtacouut Coil anytime m-SPSt P n r Ub I i 7 tgwh4R|j*| Quality Wark. Reatanabl* Prtens Frw Est. In*.. 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FREE Trtt Suryfct E C H O L S T R I E S E R V IC E F r w e it im a t a t l F a ir F r k e s l L k In s Stom p G rin d in g , le a l sums g**sr kite " L a f Tba Fratasaianalt do IS" T R I M M I N O , T a p p in g , R t m ovat. H auling, o il phases ot fro* work C a ll m M a t Wit.r/AIr Purillcalion NIRACOM W afer and A ir F llf r e liw i far hom e end b ut.n ew P er F r w I it im e t o C a ll a a a t in t �n u * Sanlofd Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Tuesday. March 13. 1990 — 7 * n -H e te W m u a T I - H tfr W m -H M M t* U n fw m isIw d /R M if w fN KCMtfTV O ffK ftS flflgg g R g g S k B S S F A IN T ER !. 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D EB A R V LAKEFRO NT ■ 1 bdrm h o m t w /F IP room R i f y a rd ta M /m o a w c C a ll H a ll Realty, m >774_________ D E L T O N A • N lca 1 b * m 1 I I I M A M N T OPPICI ASSISTANT PAM 1PM Pally PO l a ■ H U M p i . a m _________ I Haapllai Pharmacy Tadi anp IV A P m la ta ra a ip a rla n ca F v to r t a lr y r e t i r e d P u ll Haw CampallMva lalary anp M tm a rlal Haiaital " ‘ rai W IPI, I IT ION I apan O H k a halp. lu ll lim a , a P rlv a r. m a m n p anp aWarnaan p a ri lim a t a parianca p ra la rra p F e ll lim a M r i Green IT) t £ l . eve a ltar P p m tP « 1 4 » ______________ U ita u r a n t fflWT.Nosmus wunis/wumssu H a tip a r la n c a re ce w o n r A ll M i l l l i a v a ila b la la t a l l a n l b a na M a A p p ly in p a n a n The w a flla Haute 4J M H St t p aa. San lo rd m a o _____ _____ M / P / I O C RUTIIMUXT S H IFT S U P E R V IS O R K i k h a n l i p a ria n ea iwoni 44*4544 (■ H A IL C IS M C I/S T O C R r t lS O N P a r t - F o il lim a ApqltcatlaRt n o w b e ll. * a c c a p la d a t Decks— Im p a rk M a i O r lanpa D r I W a ll M a r l P la ja . If H I Sanlo rd t t l l t o l ^ R E T A IL CASHIERS/SALfSCURRS A ccepftn* appncatton*. fu ll lim a cr part lim a F le .'b to h a v r t E i c a l l a n l co m p a n y b arw l.ft P a lp vacation anp n o flp a ri. p ra tll sharing anp s to c k p u r c h a ia A p p ly In p ar ton W a ll M a r l. M U O r lanpa O r, Sanfarp .1 0 1 M M to III fo par hour Will train AH ihitttl — 1 —R tol o t lk t M A T III e W A R E H O U S E /O R IV E R e Torrlflc opoorlumiy to ttarf your coroorl Wdl from da pandabtaain anl Coll now I A A A IM P LO Y M EH T W t M .M M M . m u fa SM to SIM,RIO It dtttrWutan naadod Part A full lima, tta aap nocaaaary la t M iit f a M ii KITCH EN . laundry prlvllagat Mafura mala prafatrad Call M I M I I a r a t a n t lM l )7— A p x rtn w n ti Fu rw isU x d /B tw t IAN FO RD I bdrm , a acal IonI n o lg h b a rh o o d . c o mp l o t o p riv a cyl tao wt plut IfOD to cu rlty ________ C a t n i n t f LA R G E ronoiptod I or 1 bdrmC rant by wb/mo A<C, pool, laundry, U fa lor childran. tpaclpl diKOunl lor tr cltl iant m a a ta a r m a tti HO VE IN SPECIAL LA R G E I bdrm. A/C. pool, laundy. uat/mo. 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I W w k o n d U M w c Includat utllillat Call M>Mot. -A p xrtm * nts U n f u rrnitht n is h e d / R t n l U liS PERSON Sharp, outgoing n ear k> w it r a t a i / p h a f a t In n i g h t c lu b i/ r a lla u r a n t t O n ly •a riau t Inq u lrla t plaaaa A lta r i » p m w a a a t u i _________ * SALES ASSOCIATES* A T T E N T IO N S E N IO R S I bd rm 1 bath. clean. conve ruewt and privet# *44-134* ( j l f E Tha San lo rd Mar alp It ta a tin g an ind ivid ual lo r our d ltp lay a P v a rlitin g tta H Candidatat m u l l b a a n a r g a t lc . t a l l m a tlv a ta d . a n p o r g a n lia d P rio r a rp ria n ca In no w tp a p tr and or a P v a r litin g t a la t o p lu t P o tltla n o lta rt ta la ry p lu t com m in io n , m lla a g a . and b e n e l.lt Sand ratum a to L a a ra balboa San lard Harold P.O. baa M il Sealer*. P la rld a M f U l U f SECRETARY Naadt to h a v t good taiaphono ■A Ilit. g anaral oflica know! adgo and typing at wpm Non tm o ta r M l M lA M v a n f A S SECURITY OPPICIR S TOP PAY G llcanta require# Chaleo contract! Call I 0041U atft SEC U R ITY O UAR O FU L L TIME Spring laba Mint. Call M l U lL b tw n a a m A l p m T E L E M A R K ETING, TO It HR1 Santa tram , lo m a local I .tab Camay, M a n a m a * nun driver * P a t l grow ing com pany taking a p p lic a tio n tor dan vary p a tl lio n M in t m o a l O O.T. Wtoll llc o lio n t , p ro o m p lo y m a n l d ru g ra lc s h o l l o l l require# D u iia t Includo d a iivary of un lln ith o d wood m s ld m g t lo a c t e u n li tnrooghoul lha lla la E a c a lia n i b a n a lit t Inclu da m ad lca l and dantal incur anca II Inlaratlad a pply at ■rown M old in g Company itW F I K p a trlc h Pom i L a k o M on ro o . F lo rid a E O E ......................... 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Ii k , Cenfwry 71 C a ll Janet AAanst*eM P a y s , >73 1334 K r e t. 133 W » G E N K V A 4 bdrm 7 balh. pool, a lm o s t l a c r e L a rg e barn, workshop 177.500 C a ll G le ria Lam bert E R A Sen Flertd a, J4J ib M ly e n d sg s, la s llt f t ____ M t l l l l l l H l I B G O VERN M EN T R E IA L K S B O BM BALL J R . P A L A K E M A R Y R I A L T Y >3> 411« ’|4 XMIS0H I 5HT SS Fra g B K T T K R V A L U K I F L I T 3/1. S U P E R location Com pletely fenced i l ir a s H e re 's your opportunity O nly . MA.V99 F E N C K D 1/1 N E A R Shopping, sch o o ls A ssu m e no quad tying Y o u 'll lik e whet you see P r k o ? Now only U S 000 I M M A C U L A T K 1 /1 . B I G M A S T E R bdrm Specious Mr ing, dim ng A F lo rid a r m i C lip this ad Now only U f.ffO RM SALE IY OeNti lO lhSI A Lan torK A vo lonaO GC 1 One M A N H - toot aarohouoa o r o a ra ta b u iM to f (> « T N oq toot o ttN o b M f w ith « ttltio r\* l I . M >q M covoraO i tor ago g iu i n W G , tor ago On# la l o cro at t lr a a l F o r lo lo (OR N - t W t CAUMYTIHE 321-2720 322-2420 1S4S P e rk Dr.* Sanford M l W. Laba M a ry A l . U M a ry Hioocn LME A S S U M E . NO Q U A L I F Y 1 b d rm I bath, largo lot. I t n c t d b a c k y a rd S S f.t M t f.M O c a ih to m ig M lF ia a A55UHARLE, N0QUMJFYINC OR LESS THAN {2500 CASH I N C L U D I N G C L O S IN G CO ST 1 A a bdrm hom o! in Sanlord. D a llo n a / D a B a r y / L k M a r y / Longwood A llam o nto Sp ring ! S1.300 DOWN INCI CLOSING 3 b d rm 1 bath, fireplace, appliances* carp o rt 134.100 LESS THAN {3,MO DOWN 1/1 ip h • plan, a p p lia n ca i. 1 car garaga on p riv a c y toncod ..................tar. 100 i/ ) aero ASSUHC.R0 QUALIFY LAKE MAIY FOOL H0HE New 3 b d rm l ‘ i bath 7 story, ep p »lances, fireplace. 3 car g arage ............. t i l fOO ASSUME R0 QUALIFY 3 t 1>. 1 SOI sq ft , new paunt and carpet, a ppliances on 1/3 a cre 1517 mo 153 000 GEREVA House on 3* 1 acres. 1 b d rm ., 3 bath, appliances, garage, ad d l t lo n a i o u t b ld g or w orkshop $7f,SOO P A U LA BKTHO SAO RN E V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S H I 4744 T E L F A IR REALTY 31 H W Y 17 92. D K B A R Y 105-6(1-4431/305-M l 5722 LAMEMMY 1 bd rm 2 bath sp lit plan L a rg e fenced lot L ak e M a ry schools 143.000 W A L L A C E C R K 1S R K A L T Y ___________ 331 U 7 7 ___________ Looum oi By owner. 3 bdrm 1 bath, c e n tra l H /A , on 3 lots 211 Hom ew ood Dr Reduced to t U .M P _________ 1904 433 4493 MARKHAM WOODS MCA L a k e M a r y u h oo fs appro* 7 a c r e s , la r g e oak fr e e s 4 b d rm . g r e jf r o o m . fo rm a l dining, den, large screened p o o l, 1179,000 A s s u m a b le N ew ly renovated, im m ediate occupancy* Owner. U P 4S13 O LD C O U N TRY HOM E 71 L a rg e fenced yard, double g arage l 4 and S R * 1ST 000 O w ner F inane mg 133 309» O U T O F I T A 1 E owner m ust se ll H andym an special B rick house, J bedrooms 1 bath M u st be seen Best offer l i t ! W 171th St C a ll H I *74 11*9 er M l 441-1739______________ QUIRR REALTY • 321 3663 Restdeettal and Cawiwiercial SALE OR LEASE OFTIOR D ELT O N A I b d rm s p lit R u th I 3*2 sq It U a cre t u 500 A ssum able Nan Q uality mg le a n Ca ll ))) HU 155— Condom inium s C o -O p /SalR LUES IDE C0RD0 Great la k e view t 3 bdrm 2 bath, screened paho. pool and nautilus room fda North lake Dr, Sanlord No -appointment necessary M id SO s 331*4*1 V ILL A S O F C A I I E L B S R R Y I bdrm , 2 bath *■ den screen porch *49 7000 or 477 4173 137— M obil* H o m t i/ S a lt CARRIAGE COVE L U F E R N I C I I t ) b M ro o m . ) full bath.. >doubiewide. Cathe drat ceilings, hardboard tid ing, sh in g le ro o f, s k ir lin g M e st le e To A p p re cla te st7 9U C a ll Collect 407 933 7040 or <?7 39* 1 1 7 a lte r Ipm H A N D Y M A N Ip ectal 17 n U 3/1 with addition Ready to move S3.750 or best o ffer 331 1343 LAKE KATHYRH ESTATES I3x*0 Ibedroom, 1',-bath, Hor Ida room c /h/a, furnished1 and a ll a p p lia n c e s , shed 113 000or bestofter^ 495 7*24 LAR G E I BED RO O M • E s c e lle n t con d ition , nice ly furnished, corner lot at Park Ave M ob ile P a rk 333 30*1 MUST SELL 24 ■ 5*. 10 Craftm ad e 3 2 split, shingle roof, dishwasfwr, tpic 4 re frig 111.000 or offer Days >13 il4 4 /* y * s A w in d s 901 3«J *07) __ __ 159— Real Estate W anted * a 234— Im port C x rt xnd T ru ck s MERCEDES 300 SO •» L,4«a«i m .toa CHEVY VAN 7 ) auto, p w indow * sunroof, run* great! 13 000 333 Md7 M UST SE LL 12 Chevy Van Custom V I 3 captam cha>r*. couch A cooler. cru»*e control, t ilt steering A lt set up for ha n d ica p p e d per io n H and c o n tro ls A s a le c tr ic wheel c h a r lift S i 500 C a ll 447 4AM a fte r 3 p m • P O L A R O ID E N L A R O E R — M odal M F ! G ood condition t» C o ll I D k llB W ATER N EA TR N 10 gallon. tor Mob, w h o m , n o i a o s m I D —O ffice Supplies ____ / equipm ent W .E M E R S O N C o lo r T V I m o. Old A lk ln q S I M F id w r VCR, good condition, S IM or MOO lir m C a ll a n y lim o I D IBM a P H O T O c ag y m a c h in e b y O liv e t ti M e da l !« 0 . need! p a rt A i I ! UO C a ll between a A tA M e re v e i j j j MW 2ND CALLER I0UCHT IT •'1 D AY*' was a ll »t took for M r s Siubbt of Osteen to *#11 her F O R D E C O N O L IN E V A M You loo can h a v t F a it R **u Its by ce 11«mj: today 11 Sanford Herald C U s Hired Dept 177 2*11 550 la 5100.000 i f distributor* needed P a rt 4 M l tim e No t i p n e c e tia ry Robert O Ne»l 374 3210_______ 191— Building AM ferial* • 2 3 1 -C x rs A L L S T E E L B U IL D IN G S a l d e a le r invoice. L O U la M.000 ! q It C a ll u t ja i U S I cal to d TUE UP PAYiEHTS 73 C H E V Y C l* ■ V I auto Runs needs work 1450 or best otter Can 331 124)___________ Hr H* r e | Ob u r except tax, tag, title, etc 00 P O N T IA C L E M A N S Air. 4 D R . CtM tte, w hite w ith gray Inferior M U S T S E E ! O nly SH7 17m o C a ll M r Payno.333 3123 FAIRW AY MOTORS "Horn# of ttf* Down 4 Rida 3400 US 17 93 Longwood 311 3200 G arden a L A W N M e war - Tara 11". ) tip. roor begger 1 m u k h e r. push. now whqeff. S7S >33-4*7*. 0 S E A R S C rp H sm p e I * g « r Eacaiiew f running condition, 3 h p A sk in g S40 C«M 3*0 IBS* 237— T racto rs and T ra ile rs FARM TRACTORS N U S E D IN ST O CK A L L SIX ES! A L L F N I C I f l M adlem d Tractor A Equipm ent U m i N of M aitlan d Inferchangaon 17 97 IH -IIH F0R0 M H O 74 199— P e t s * Suppiie* a ir, p /f. p b, am fm . run* great! look* bad u o o or beat otter___________ C a ll *77 **93 A D O R A B L E c u rly h e ir m ixe d brood puppies, free to good 'home. W ilt bo tmolft dug*. 319044i. foe VOmoM pgo______ FIAT RED TRAILER H E A V Y D U T V . n n . 1 4,1a! it.m FOftD GftANAOA 79 1 tee Ilent work car. depend# ble. * c y l S500 C e ll 3712441 C U T E * A d o r a b le , lo v e a b le , tom e, long h a ir toddy boor ham ster* for sole O nly t l 50 o p iece C o ll eve* MorvTwot or w ko n d i un til 4 P M 313 *149 Loaded, ru n t good, new tkrat S 1.000 C a ll r n 1117 after *pm t o i F A Y T O F H I Iur wrecked cars.’tru c litl W E S I L L guar anteed used p arts A A A U T O f A L V A O l e l O e ia r y , S4* *000 TUE UP PAYMENTS N* H b r b t Dg u r except tax. tag. titia. etc •9 C H E V Y C A V A L I E R Auto. a ir, *tereo, re a lly low ml le t. M U S T S E E ! O n ly t l) * S3- mo C a ll M r P ayn e. 333 3131 G O V E R N M E N T S E li CD V ehicle* from |t00 Ford* Merced** CorveH t* Chevy* l u f p t u i B u y e r * G u id e H 0 5 * * 7 * 0 0 0 E « f S 0172 G E R M A N S H E P H E R D * 4 mo* Fem ale, good w ith ch ild re n 1100before ) p m 331 n i l S T A B L E Shoving* • U / y d . 10 yd m in im u m that# o re th o v in g t, not d u tl 333 9132 23)— M otorcycles and B ikes YAMAHA SR 500 '7* 12 000 m i Showroom New* t t .lS A a / fr o ................ M l ASA4 *5 S U Z U K I 70* 23.000 m ile s fa it, |ef k .i V an ce and Nine* h e a iltr. custom paint, M e ti tires 11,400 or best offer C a ll 337 *479 alte r * 30 MERCEDES SCI 203— Livestock and Poultry ‘ IS L o a d e d , c h a r c o a l, e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n A ik ing 117.000 C a ll 137 ) J44 C H IC K S • Fancy and com m on breed* D uckt. qua!It, turkey. 4 geese C a ll 133 903* 241— Recreational V eh ic ie s / Cam pers TUE UPMTMEHTS No Monty Down C A D ILL A C S E V IL L E U na. tire*, grey, a ll eetra*. 4) 000 m ile* * J *00 *49 1911 tx c e p l fax, tag. title, ate 09 P O N T IA C G R A N D A M Auto- a ir. ite re o 1* valve engine, power window*, crui&e control. O nly *199 / J mo C a ll M r P ayn e, 373 3113 H I — A n tiq u e s/ Collectibles 'D O D D I Coachm an M otorhom e 7*. 13 awning, roof and' dash a ir, *3 000 m i SA400 *4*1*11 P R O W L E R . 197*. 35 foot Sleep* I. roof air. awn>ng. weight 41.000 ib i E xce lle n t condition A sk in g *3 500Owner 333 717* NISSAN 310 GX PRIVATE ESTATE SALE 10 5 speed air. burgendy, o n ly 50 000 m i le * . c le a n M U S T S E L L '! Si 495 or be*t offer__________ C.»n 1)2 4»17 R V L O T S >143 m o in c lu d e * water garbage vew.igv P ark Avenue Mob>la Pot k >22 2*41 S H E N A N D O A H )7 P a rk Model II" awning, on b eau tiful lot * x fis h e d new U O a k s R V ______ >7)04)7 on Lof *04 P0MTIAC FIREBIRD 04 V*. euto A C P S P 8 tlv ro ca**etfe. new red!ad. g ra y w ith lu x u r y in te rio r. adult d rive n 11300 S74 393* 215— Boats and Accessories A O N IT A A O W R IO IR V If 130 M e rc ru ita r I/O. cuttom R a m lin e d r iv e on t r a ile r , w a ta rb o n n a l. t k ll, ca n v a * cover Com plele Ready »o Go* 14000'offer Owner lin an c »ng a v ailab le C a ll 407 174 9700 .... u n t il m i 2 3 8 -V e h icle s Wanted FOOD LTD 77 • F R E E Ip good homo B oxer, m ix e d , ft m o lo I y r o ld . w hile , o il th e ft good through M oy Eac w a tc h d o g , h o u ia b ro k a h , naadt c a r in g owner* 9Q4 799 5915 a h o r 4 P M PONTIAC (000 LE 243—Junk Cars '•* T ilt. crui*e p w 4 door 31000 m l U . 400 offer *** 241) JU N K CARS R E M O V IO NOCHAROE _________ m * 3 7 7 ___________ SlT op Dollar** Pa d tor |unk car* truck* 4 wheei d rive Any condition Ca ll 323 199* e P U B L IC A U T O A U C T IO N • E V E R Y W ED N ESD A Y 7 M PM D A Y T O N A A U T O A U C T IO N Hwy. 93, D aytena Beach _________ N 4 U I M i l _________ WARTED* * H O M E ) a M O B IL E H O M E ! R EN T ALS a A C R IA O I lw ( in u n K i l l E t tjt l 407 322 1155 LARD" Wanted im m e d iate ly 10 O acres, suitable for residential deveiopem ent W rite Terry Clayton. Route 10 Boa l i t . L a te C ity FI 3705) or c a ll 904 755 4404 B ro kers protected : MAKE IT EASY ON Y O U R S E L F ...: j!et US prepargyourtaxes| T R IP L E C H E C K IN C O M E T A X S E R V IC E U 7VNO Ajrnciaanoi! load a KCtOL.'VTlMi * TAX l’MCPAMATK)’ 2 rUCANClAL I1ANMV, • tN M K .V l 160— Business F o r Sale 313 Wa H I BUT C L O S E TO TOWN 5 Acres wilt) M ob ile Home Septic 4 Wed U S 000 Non Q ua lifyin g Mortgage loi|ins«n Real EsUlt 407 322 1135 d ftd o 3 2 1 * 1 9 1 2 Tax Preparation Specializing In Your F E D E R A L INCOME TAX RETURNS LOWFEES! 6 7 9 -8 3 9 5 161— Country Property / Sale a SECLUDED a at S id . 2 0 ) S a n fo rd B U IL D IN G Toned tom m er d a l Set up a s D U P L E X L e a s e P u r c h a s e p o s s ib le H andym an tp e c ia i' 251* Park D riv e ______ 117 t*45 S T Y L IS T W«m loti owing Busy. • Irtendiy shop Good wa>k ms and i l l S P o m tta /e a 13)7712 AMERICAN INCOME TAX & BOOKKEEPING, INC. iCotiw, ol I / n 1 1 ! ! « . 3hd | 3304454 » » 4300667 Cempuawlaed Uuneuy BeeikMeping *r*«em f ee k i d Buwneeeeet ln<av«Aix4 duNurwu Tea IbHiane, Word Piecetemg.. Fee * Cepy- J "! m aun 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B u m / Vxns And lu a p lia i A ik ln q S I K O o r BwTaWar.____________ B T d g O N E M gallon aq u a riu m and wrought Iron aland. SM cbo C a ll P ) t m a G O LF CLUBS L a d ie i RH . I la v r . m i l l * M i.a d m i w ith bag E ic a lla n l tn a a a ms .............. can n i naa * E j cel lent cendif Ion SI 195 •S C H E V Y C A V A L I E R Wagen Clean, dependable SI3S0 best offer Cad 333 7*93 1MITMIRL EQUIPHINT _______ Wl iFt)_______ 1sta rt Up ol M a ila u ra n l B u ll n a il) to re !! M ia o l m y Un c le 'i ceflactian ol high q uality Portion R u g i and Fountain P a n t O a v io r E v a ! to) 111) ______ Call 333-11*1______ CAHFIRTOF F a r m K j Shaw c a w I , d ■ <4 w ■ O h SM. ra c lm a A IlfN heir in w h a .lc h o .r L X cad t d . parry n s . a lu m w alkin g cana SIR H I ARTS_________________ G r . e w t i. p l D ry w a m Car Stop! O u t B o , R e a d y M li C a n crala B a ntha , Sand. Reck. Ca m a ni. Steal M lra c N Cawcrato C a , m SHI d O O L F C L U B - to ll u l w /g slf bag and parlaAia c a rl sad C A R R IA G E COVE S U P E R N I C E !I ) bedroom. 2 toil bath, doublewide Cathe drat ceilings, hardboard tid ing shing le root, sk irtin g M ust See Te A p p re cia te! 17.99S C a ll Collect e07 *)) 7040 or 0 7 >9* **3/ a fter *pm *00C O N C O R D D L • *7 000 m iles • CO BRA R A D A R D ETECTOR M adal Ira# ih o o to r pro N*w it a a i w in taka m oo c a r h i o s t i ,________ 147— Sportlnp Qeod* ■ R ID G E S A N T l O U I S a m M i l I A I M /S a t a Aactton T h a r! tpm M U N w T t o W a iA t M t A A U A T T M U S T ’ S CRO W N FAW N _________ R l t t U l M _________ F a r P ic k U f T ru c k I t i II ________ C e ll H) 01to 3223443 A *♦ C A D IL L A C Fleetw ood $1*50 o r best cash offer AH power a n d a ir. C a l l ... 333 ISM R4TL.— U L L ____ TURK USED RfniRRCIS SAN FO RD 14 ■ 70 M obile Home asking USGQ You move New heat pum p unit and new roof ever A fte r I pm c a ll 190* Palm A ir 5e ■ 12. central heat A a ir washer 4 dryer Good condition- 17000 Lot 1*9. C a rria g e Cove- Mob'll# Home P ark C a ll *)a 4050___________ 222— M tocatlanaoui a M IC R O W A V E even (L a rg e ! S 1 U O T S a il a lto ra F M • S O F A R E D . brown to n e ! I l l M 0 a m _____________________ 1)3— Law n 1)43 rORTIK (000 U G re y w /pa ro ort velour Interl o r V e ry clean, ve ry good r a n a b l a t r a n s p o r t a t io n E x c e lle n t fo r 2nd c a r 17500 offer A f t e r * p m Ca ll ___________ *94337* I9t7 M A Z D A M3. 7 door, m int condition! 44,000 mite*. A /C W ill consider trade Asking *4 995 Ca»l tv e n io g t or leave m essage____________ 333 7173 UPGtGHT Plano with bench, good condition Atking 1400 Call 333 4509. antime a L O V E t E A T / t O F A g a ld tru k h a d valval, t l a n l a u ttoal N om a E a c . tor afftoa. w aitin g re am er heme S IN B ) U N , e a rly A M e r ava!____________ L o t s / S a l R ________ O C A L A N A T I O N A L F O R I lt Wooded lo ts R iv e r access IS940 each iNe wiee ey bewel 171,41 monthly . .. O w ner <N4) 2)4 4179 er (904)417 24M 4 cylm Aar. 4 ip a a d A C, ila /o . naw lir a ! G re a t M ila a q a l! II.M B ................M g t f t o 21)—W anted to Buy 222—M u s ic a l M ardsandlsa Racandlttonad • Guar an lead 1942 024 11.000 Naw ! N IN M O R E W A SH ER E a c a lle n t can d ltian W h ile l l « i C a ll M l H i ! anytim e L A R R Y 'S M A R T i l l Santord A v a N e a 'U t a d to m A aaa< R ay/SaN /T rada_____ n u m . W IN T E R t P R I N O t I/tto . control H / A RoOucoOl m r a W. MaM caeonAL RaaNar 14)— C o m n w rc ia l PropG rty / Sal* I lk a m a D IN E T T E ( I T RavnV la b ia and 1 aeadao c h a fri u s Can M e ve C a ll) » Stag < 7 3221155 C A L L U t il F O R I M M I O M T R A C T IO N IS3— A c rta e t- SENIOR SPECIAL!! furnith od oncopf t lo c fr lc ify I lf. lo t i p lu t (Sop 0 0 0 /mo Brobor/O w nor m I I U more property Hun Anyone In the Greater Sanford-lake Mary Area. *TRANSIERKDT ♦ REED TO M il? 1*71 T H U R D I R I I I D A u to m a tic, pow er window* sunroof ..................... SI.99S Sem inole Fe rd ................ H I t a il L T N C R A F T T r l H u ll T ill traitor to hp E vin ru d a. fully ig u y g a d . Iia a se b o M l n to MO A l— M am Ca m . N aw ip ap ar Nan F t.ra w ! M a t . H ........ G ia n RO N O toO ....................... W i l l * S O F A S ■a a c a iN n l cond I l l J a a Chrom a A f la w and la b ia A dinoito labto M atching weed e n d ia b to ! t B W F l__________ T R I F L E d r a it e r . b a a v lllu l paean, a draw er!. W wlda. to " high N to il la c n lH a S M I ___________ M l M N ___________ • T W IN R I O a n d C h a u a l d ra w e r! S J I D I U M _________ L K . M A R Y C rtssin g s U K I 1. W ell decorated G reat ro rm B rig h t A a ir y M an y teatu es Now reduced to t I07.S00 SAN FO RD 1107 F rto c h A v * . In M i r t in B ld g .. n « i t to Goidwn L im b R it f iu r in f C i i l M i l M ift» n I I f I at/Q 1 B edre am • ffk lo n c y , o/c. u til • 11S— Industrial ______ R entals______ M A R I N I R 'S V I L L A D I L o ta Ada I bd rm IM S mo 1 bdrm IM S m o A up H I to f t S A N F O R D , L a rg e I and 1 b d rm 't , p a y m o n th ly or w eekly Dap . ralarancat. 10% o il Senior C H U a n tl M l 0/ a l S A N F O R O • I bdrm . i bath, m e io r a p p iia n ca t UOO mo a L X N ta c . C a ll M l O H .________ 3M f a We IM M d sell s u i t s PR0W RTY M AN AG EM EN T G RE ALTV p ir e i/ m a a iF C A S S I L G I R R V fS .IW fenced w if h f r m SlfS /m oofh C iU 1 414 l i t 2 § D » M , l ' i b«fh fewfvhovM m o Pork A y * Adults only t lf S / m o in c i w i f t r , C a ll N in c y M F t to S 773 lid ] HOVE IN SPECIAL REALTY, I NC. a r t i M o o l l a l a n ltk . Inco m e lit . o n . a rp a m o ! u a O R P r k a . t r i .000 Aasum abto financing a ir % l U t t o l E X T R A LA R O IU N IT S I 1, 1 A ) bedroom a p lt P o o l/T a n m i Court P to c a tu l. convenor.! location Q u la l olt t lr a a l p a r t in g R e n ova tion Special I N o w c u rily tor q uail lio d a p p lica n t! I SJO MRS Largo renovated I bdrm . pool. t U t / m a Ho depot.t tor q uail Had a p p lica n t) or le m o r c ltl r a n ! M l M i l or M l M M S A N F O R O ' 1 bdrm . | both, ch/a. tp e c io w ! an a p p iia n ca t Included ffa f U i. la a v o m a t g STENSTROM a b i O o n i, T t t o r y . 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C w im t T T i U T *N* C A R L Y L E * k j Larry W riRht _ _ 3 2 3 *8 0 3 8 200 E. I l l SI. F2 0 3 S j n l o i d . F lo tlU a �0 9 9 f — Sanford H f d d . Sanford. Flortda - T y td ^ y , March 13. 1900 by O tk Y « hi§ Sti Varicose veins need elastic leg support D B A S D M . O O T T t Is there a n y lh ln K o n r ra n do lo p rrv rn t varicose veins? la exercise Knod o r h arm fu l, and w h a l kin d of surgery. If any. w ould help? D B A M M B A D B B t V a ric o s e vclna are norm al ve in s that have a lrctrh e d and becom e swollen w i t h b lo o d . U n lik e a rte rie s, w h ich are lined by m uscular tissue, v e in s are re la tiv e ly weak: they do no! constrict. Therefore, venous co n strictio n la largely provided b y the tissu e s su r­ ro u n d in g the veins. If th is support Is Inadequate, o r If the venous blood Is under excessive pressure — for e xam ­ ple. d u rin g pregnancy — the ve in s w ill balloon and enlarge, re su ltin g In varicose veins. The tendency to this co n d ition ap­ pears to be Inherited. N o n-surglcal treatment of var­ icose v e in s consists p rim a rily of elastic leg support. W hen worn re g u la rly, these s to rk ln g s pro­ vi de v e n o u s su pp o rt that Is la ck in g In the (Issues arou n d the veins. S u rg e ry — co n sistin g of ve­ n ou s s trip p in g , s c le ro s is (ob­ lite ra tin g the veins wi t h strong ch em icals) o r laser therapy — Is reserved for severe ra s e s In w h i c h t h e v a r i c o s i t i e s are e sp e cia lly u n s ig h tly o r cause discom fort. D B A M DM. O O T T t M y two brothers, ages 4H and S3, have been diagnosed wi th m yotonic dystrop h y. Is th is hereditary'/ W hat m igh t th is m ean for our ch ild re n and g ra n d ch ild re n ? So far. o f the s ix of us. o n ly m y older b ro th e r’s son show s signs, yet he h a s n ’t been o fficially diagnosed. D B A M M B A D B M : M yo to n ic m u scu la r d ystroph y Is an un ­ usual Inherited d iso rd er charac­ t e r iz e d b y w e a k n e s s und m yotonia (slow re laxatio n irttrr m u s cle contractio n). Hand m u s rle s ure co m m on ly alfected. a n d p a t i e n t s u s u a lly r x h lb lt ptosis (drooping eyelids) Partic­ u l a r l y a d v a n c e d c a s r s ar e associated w ith m en tal retarda­ tion. dem entia, cataracts, pre­ m ature balding, v ario u s glan­ d u la r a b n o r m a lit ie s and h rart-m u acle defects. T h e disease Is Incurable: h o w ­ e v e r . p h y s i c a l th e r a p y a n d m u scle re la xa n t d ru g s som e­ tim e s help Im prove sym ptom s, but do not a lter the course o f the disease. T h u s, people w ith fa m i­ ly h i s t o r i e s o f m y o t o n i c dystrophy sh ou ld seek genetic co u n se lin g before c o n sid e rin g parenthood. A l t h o u g h t h e d i s e a s e Is genetically transm itted, not a ll ch ild re n w ill e x h ib it sym ptom s; 1 Dot. tot (Sort 4 M mm rtvw • l a s t (si.) tits* 1) — flawtry 14 i----- 41 Trlls 4S~ UUUuJ LJLILLIU 13 •7 ■ w a rn II loan (•a) 22 >4 24 OiprasMsi w ow ooow o H B M to M fc tf •0 O w w ss •1 I r a * — SOM * M T kst 33 CstarltWr) 31 O f! ssarin 31 IMS that b v Bob T h a ve s FR A N K AND ERN EST C O U H filP t ...A H ? l e f t T tlfN m SHE — e - SA'P THE LITTLE tWSiNE th at COuLp vy As P/*opp!H cS ITS CABOOSE. • T V s A v rs gw BUGS BU N N Y * li »■» b y W a rn a r B ro th e rs at T 'U \ i it ji •) m o.i tin hi 37 AM 31 Cat 41 M crstcopt H i t w o Mr N f A. NIC lead. He had a c lu b left, but It w as the queen, and d u m m y w as left with the five-spot. D eclarer S ou th d id not really expect W est to hold the doubleton 10 of spades, but It cost n oth in g for h im to provide (or the p o s s ib ili­ ty. After ca sh in g the c lu b king, he sh ou ld ca re fu lly p la y the seven to d u m m y 's ja ck . He then takes the spade finesse. S in ce both defenders follow ed to the previous two rounds o f clu bs, declarer Is now safe to overtake the queen of clu b s w ith the ace to lake another spade finesse. T h e five o f d u tM Is left In du m m y, and declarer has the lo w ly three — one m ore en try lo the North hand to lead a th ird spade through E a st's king. . "|J y NORTH ♦ M S VM M ♦ Q JI ♦ AJJ1 WEST ♦ l« 7 VQJI71 ♦ A 74 ♦ M l v o te EAST ♦ K IM V K M ♦ K IM ♦ Ml SOUTH ♦ AQJI V A4 ♦ M U ♦ KQ71 Vulnerable North-South Dealer: South Weil Ncrtfc East Swth 1 NT Psu 1 NT Pus A ll pea J NT Opening lead; V 7 are concerned, so m ake the most o f y o u r opportunities. T h e re Is a w arning, however, lh a t requires you to be prudent. SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If y o u are p h ilo s o p h ic a l a bou t o b stru ctio n s that Impede y o u r progress today y o u ’ll deal w ith them w isely. However. If you let y o u r tem per m ake d e cisio n s for you. It'll be another sto ry. SA G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 T h e less d e m a n d in g you are o f co m p a n io n s today, the more w illin g they are lik e ly to be to help you. Let the Idea originate w ith them Instead o f co m in g a s a co m m an d from you. C A P R IC O R N (D ec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) D on 't let It be sa id of you today that you are a good taller, but a re lu cta n t giver. R eciprocity Is Im portant at th is tim e, so be sure to pay b a ck lavors. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You w o n 't be out o f lin e If you e n visio n goals a bit g rander than u su a l today. T h e p ro b le m s could c o m e If y o u t h i n k t h e y a u to m a tica lly are g o in g to be handed to you on a s ilv e r platter. (0 1 9 9 0 . N EW SPA PER EN ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN . by L e o n a rd S ta rr A N N IE AN N IE? .1 1 1 JJL O O U U U U L llJ U JE JU LJ UUU 'J I J U U L J L U J ll U U L J IB U L 1U co u ld be erroneous today. T ry to B y B srn lcs Bede O sol take am ple tim e In w e igh in g YOUM B IR TH D A Y altern atives before rendering a M a r c h 1 4 .1 9 9 0 T h e re are strong Indications Judgm ent. OEM INI (M ay 2 1-June 20) lh a t In the year ahead y o u m ight C o n d itio n s pertain in g to y o u r do th in g s on a larger scale than earning pow er arc very favorable you have In the past. T h is could at this time, but they are not pertain to both y o u r socia l life foolproof. Do not take big ris k s In and y o u r com m ercial affairs. P I8CE8 (Feb 20-M arch 20) hopes of reaping sm all gains. CAN CBR (June 21-Ju ly 22) Y o u 're a strong opener today Y o u possess th e kn a ck for doing and th e early stages of your th in gs In a bigger w ay than efforts s h o u ld bear th is out. H o we v e r , w h en It co m e s to usual today. You r efforts are lik e ly to be successful, but you clo sin g you m ight not display th e sa m e a d m ira b le ta le n ts. co u ld have co m p lic a tio n s on Pisces, treat yourself to a b irth ­ w h ich you d id n 't figure. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) People day gift. Send for y o u r AstroG ra p h p rediction s for the year w ho are pertinent to y ou r special a h e a d b y m a ilin g $ 1 . 2 3 to needs today can be led but not A stro -G ra ph , d o th is newspaper. pushed o r m anipulated. T ry to P.O. B o x 01428. C levelan d. OH keep th is In m ind, because It w ill 44101-3428. Be sure to state m in im iz e resistance. VIR O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) y o u r zodiac sign. ARUC8 (March 2 1 -A p rtl 10) A Associates In genera), and old p ro m isin g arrangem ent Involv­ frien ds In pa rticu la r, can be in g you and someone else m ight counted on to be helpful tow ards not com e o ff exactly a s a n tici­ y o u today. Som eone w ith w hom pated. Be prepared to make you 've previously had trouble, co rrective a dju sbn e n ts If neces­ how ever, w o n 't fit Into th is category. sary. LIB R A ISept. 23-Oct. 23) Y o u T A U R U S (April 20-M ay 20) A d e cision based upon Inform ation are presently In a favorable cy cle y o u have not thoroughly verified - where you r career and finances ...YOU FAiD TM8 OLD M£DICin £ w oaan WITH A ftA lH tK tO J l- J W □ uu u u u — Z •2 Osvarty UUUU 1J I J J U U u J I lU •JUIJ U L J U J L J lJ L lD L d U llL H i.J U J l S J J U l l jJ U lillU L i J U U l I lJ U U l IIJU U jJ U l lU L lk il llJ U U iJ ld WIN AT BRIDOB B y Jam as Jacoby Often the secret to successful declarer pla y Is to be In the right place at the right tim e. An d on r m ore th in g — you m ay need lo get there the right n u m b e r of tim es. S o u th ducked the opening lead w hen East played the king, but had lo w in the next heart. C h a n ce s were not good. A p p ar­ e n tly d e cla re r needed the kin g of spades on slde and a 3-3 spade s p lit as w ell. S o he played k in g of c lu b s a n d a low clu b to the jack. A spade to the queen won. and declarer played a c lu b back to the ja c k In dum m y. A second spade finesse w orked, as West co n trib u ted the spade 10. That left S o u th w ith the A-9 o f spades over the K-8 In the East hand. U n fo rtu n a te ly S o u th w as on IJLIU iJ U J J J .J U U t IU IJ I1 U . ! fetiaal 17 therefore, you m a y w ish to have y o u r c h ild re n a n d g ra n d ch ild re n ch ecked b y a neurologist. To give you m ore Inform ation. I am se n din g you a free copy of m y H e a lth Report "H e lp I P h y s ica l llln e sa ."_______________ L H J U L 'J 12 111 II PETER GOTT.M.D. 5H t MAS TlCKUD rpgATM WITH ft, A r i« LA.'4L*35 A LADY U * I6 A * T O’ A T O M Z OCCAEION’ LY/ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Mai*u..lta M a ll. I.h k hrnkt h ill I Im ti pnhli. ssi.iks iiia iiih ii.im t sup. i m i. m l.on Im tli* .its said tin stilu ii* im . Iia iu s iii Iiiiiih tl m il I . h 27 and . a. ti . I.h k la. * s|n tu t .I a d illt n nl Itint \ h iim ic li ill* i I.h k . asiiti* is nld lit* ll)s|«It s an mss llm ti t xplaim tl l l s a i i t s s t l t H k i l i . i l Seminole High’s enrollment still below ordered level Herald s ta ll writer INDEX F l o r i d a ........................... 2 A H o r o s c o p e ....................S B P a o p l a ............................ 3 B P o l i c a ............................. 3 A S p o r t s ............................. 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Herald Muff wider lilt * s i i i i . i . I i p " I I I I . I wa*> a k» s tin a p |H .iia u it nl ill* I I't ullit lals s.iv h ill S lilt ta llie s is iiM ltn.il <us|s and ih. h as. t*. p<is Ini tl i.Mtlwas lilt i usi In .iIhis * lilt If s s|i.iiilil imi iiiiiH .lt * m in is . niiiiiii*"«i..o » Is • lit lo t'. *1 t||* Ih till ill* a ll. *11 •»( dt. maths I\ III I' rs* t ss |n, h ,i, • i u d . .1 tin . .«ii i in it I. . I. t n|i III. ll.l.tllm i nl tllll Silo; III. III!*' lu ll t.alk. d wilt ll \ m|i is ta il.it S e c C a b le t. I\ii*r a A Lake Mary mayor, r e s id e n t s favor line burial - if the p rice is right By LA C Y OOMEN Herald stud writer I \ K L M .UO Mas ut Hi. k I . s^ and mans Lak. M ais i. si tl. iil'.lia v * s lid ill. s an willttii; t•. p is i *as#iiiat*1. i \n i i nsts in lias. |m»\s • i Iiih s lim it d limit* I ik* M u v Until. \ a id I In Ki iiiiim l. I n in u s i •*iii lllis s in ll Will i I.lh lll. I ill* |ss||» I i h ' it.tv uitthi l l m . di. fax* «m il m ission . i> lia s . m i i | i |i* v vsmilt! allow |h «vs*I |hiJ. s Im Ih .................. ilm u l .k • \l . i • ih #| in - ih 1111 • >11111x ' di. » il* 'nl. . it I#• is-'tilii* Ih #dtllhnil • n sts .#t hlu lln ill • llltt S \ i O .■•III nl |» npl. Hut in m u - 1. 1 I't ,1, '•• ih t ' full 1. dun r S%till H • • Mill t 1 It had 'id# h K|M I.# |#ld * I* * h u h ill' ' 1||# • lfS| lu ll • a if l Ih l . -k. d dii IlHSt Inin. •1.) '1 • d • h n s••nld i* in i. • i. hi# ••ill i i i ltd 1IHI v 1lu . .I.d I Inl.t 1li Ikiiil. v aitl Itu iia l «#l iniis* i Iiih was i k« \ . ulll|Ht||. IH nl ih. I ak* M n \ Itmil. s i i *1 It* in ' Ih i ' m*ii 'll. • i .|| ***11M |»f**|* • I - n l' |* |ss|||4* t| x p li U. #1 t» I »• >» S ee L a k e M a ry . Ra^e 5 A 11 �■A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 12, 1990 NEW S FLORIDA y »*. ' FROM THE REGION process. T h e n u m b e rs suggest thul previous estim ates have been far too low. T h e report d id not e x p la in how I h r g o v e r n m e n t I m p r o v e d Its r o o m i n g method*. B u i the figures h elp e xp la in w h y even Ihe largest seizures have failed lo b rin g the cocaine shortage and th e resu ltin g price I n c r e a s e s la w e n f o r c e m e n t o f f ic i a l s expected. M IAM I — S ta le D epartm ent estim ates of w o r ld w id e e n c a ln e p r o d u c tio n n e a rly d ou ble d last year, a pu blish ed report said S u n d a y. D ru g Intelligence a n a ly sts estim ated that m a x im u m w orld co ca in e p rodu ction was 7 7 6 m e tric tons In 1989. 9 4 percent larger th a n the 1988 estim ate, the M ia m i H erald rr ported. T h e Increase o ccu rre d despite the C o l­ o m b ia n gove rn m e n t's cra ckdow n, the fall of G e n .. M anuel Nortcgu In P anam a and the se izu re o f 200 to ns of cocaine w orldw ide. C a th e rin e Shaw , u spokesw om an for the S ta le D e partm en t's B ureau o f International N a rco tics Matters, sa id Ihe w h opping In­ crease In the n gure s is p a rtly due to Im proved m ethodology In Ihe estim ating T A L L A H A S S E E — A lo tte ry ticket aold In l*uliti H a rb or wn» th e o n ly one to m atch all s ix w in n in g num bers In th is w eek's d ra w in g tor a Sri m illio n L o tto jackpot, lottery olTIrlals Mild Sunday. T h e w in n in g n um be rs In S a tu rd a y 's draw ing were 6. H. I I . 17. 3 0 and 33. T h e jackpot w as estim ated at 96 m illio n . It paid out In 20 a n n u a l Installm ents, hut the exact total w on’ t be calculated u n ill M onday. T h r estim ate tor next w eek's Jackpot Is a lso 96 m illio n . In a d d itio n to Ihc grand p rize w inner. 283.000 other ticke ts tiu a lifle d lo r ca sh prizes, lo ttery com puters showed. Payo uts were: • 2 6 9 tickets m atched five o rs lx to w in 92.995. • 15.173 tic k e ts matched four rtf six to w in 977.50. • 26 8 .2 6 0 tic k e ts m a trh rd three of s ix to w in 94. Trial begins lor former cop, brother F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - J u r y selection was scheduled to l>cgtn today In th e racketeering tria l o f a form er policem an and h is brother videotaped by Inform ants d u rin g a phony M afia Inti union cerem ony. R a lp h and T o n y F lu n o are rh arge d w ith racketeering, e xto rtio n, k eeping a house o f III fam r. a ctin g as loan s h a rk s and cu rry in g u concealed weapon. 'f convicted. T o n y Flnn o faces nine to 12 years In p riso n and R a lp h Flnn o races five to seven years. Assistan t Statew ide ’ Prosecutor Jo e l L a zu ra ssa ld . Undercover agents said the Flrm os a lso plotted to k ill llro w a rd C o u n ty ShrrlfT N ic k Navarro, bu t tin charges were hied on that allegation. R alph Fln n o . 54. w as a Fort Lau derdale |K)lice officer for 27 years, ris in g to the ra n k of captain. H e lost the race for sh e riff against N avarro In 1986. T ony Flnn o. 47. w as th r ch ie f ele ctrica l Inspector for th e c ity of Margate. O C A L A — O ca la a u th o ritie s are Investigating Ihe weekend sh o o tin g death o r a D o m in o 's P izza d e liv e ry wom an. Fellow e m p lo ye rs P a tricia Suggs. 18. dead In her ca r after sh e failed to re tu rn from a d e live ry F rid a y night. Police said S u g g s had been s lim In Ihc n e rk . and her ear had crashed Into the b u ild in g w here she w a s supposed lo deliver the pizza. N o th in g appeared lo have been taken frnm the car. but in ve stig a tors h ave not ruled out robbery as a motive. T h r d r llv r r y w as to have been m ade o n ly about a half-m ile from the restaurant where S u g g s worked. Parents concerned about power lines J A C K S O N V I L L E — Paren ts In Ja rk s o n v llle 's East A rlin g to n ntighhorhtxM l planned In m e n w ill) school board officials lo n lg h l lo d is c u s s potential health effects from hlgh-pnw cr v o lta g r lin e s n e ar two local schools S im ila r co n c e rn s have been raised near high-voltage projects In llllls lx iro u g h and Palm B each r m in llrs . Residents near Ihe projects cite evidence ih .il Ihe elevated m agnetic fields e rra trd b y u ll ih e pow e r lines have been linke d to an elevated ris k o f ca n ce r risk for those livin g , w o rk in g o r going lo school nearby. W h ile there Is no co nclusive proof of danger, stale regulators are w o rk in g on proposed lim its in m in im ize d or e lim ina te potential risks. S in c e 1985. m ore than 100 la w su its have been filed around the n ation by people cla im in g they have been endangered by Ihc magnetic. I k Ids. T h e N atio nal C a n ce r Institute Is Involved In a nationw ide stu d y of th e problem . - Barnyard animals disturb th« wealthy F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — W ild rooster* and hen* have taken u p residence In t h r bushes and b a rky a rd x o f Fori Lau derdale's F ie sta W ay neighborhood and even a 93-a-hrad b o u n ly has lu lle d lo drive aw a y Ihe n oisy flock. R r s ld r n is In th r neighborhood, where hom es sell for 91.6 m ill Ion and y a c h t s are m ore com m on than k ir n yard anim als, have pleaded for help from c ity u m l co un ty officials, lo no avail. " E v e ry m o rn in g al Ihe r r u r k of daw n those risisters start th e ir se re n adin g.” said D onald Rupert, a Fiesta W ay resident for 10 years. " T h e y 're d riv in g everybody n u ts ," said A re B la ckb u rn who offered fleet-footed you ngsters 93 for any rnosier or hen they ca u g h t. • Tammy Faye opens new church O R L A N D O — Tum m y Fa ye iia k k e r. the wife of Jailed e van gelist J im Iiakker. h eld ch u rch service* S unday In a new c e n tra l Florida location. I d lin g reporters ili.it li's nice lo have a h om e again. "W e 'v e w an ted one lor a long tim e and It's very nice to have a h o m e ." B a k k c r said. B a k k e r. who served as pastor at the c h u rc h , said the role represents a new experience for her. " I l's a w hole new th in g for me Itclng a pastor, so I am Just try in g m y w in g s ." B a k k e r said. "S o far so good." From United P r « a Intimation*! ra p o rta _________ Itrond Clan Petttf* Paid al Uxlxrd, F Mr ida H ill POSTMASTER b ,1 « 4 d m i( k n s « la THE SANFORD HERALD. P O Ba« lt>», laniard- F I m il LOCAL FORECAST (Daily 4 Sunday) Ham* OaliMry 4 Mail 1 Mon l*i III M I Month, IW M I Ytar 171W (M il i n M il " N o one has ever been there before w ith m odem detection e q u ip m e n t." said T hero ux, a co usin o f Tamed south F lo rid a treasure hunter M el Fisher. " T h a i's Ihe m ain difference." T h e r o u x a n d O ll n g o t perm ission from Ihe ow ners of Ihc site and hired a co n stru c­ tion rre w Iasi Septem ber to begin digging. T he excavation w o rk s u ite d In December, but T heroux said they are ready lo resum e a s soon as the project com pletes "a n o th e r round of fin an cin g ." H elen du Po nt and o th e r ow ners of the site — the T reasure C a m p store — don't s h a ir T h e ro u x 's o p tim ism . T hey o rig in a lly agreed to let Ihe m en dig on the site in return for u 5 0 perrent share o f any treasure rrm v rre d . Last m onth, however, they agreed to sell the property for an u n d isclo se d a m o u n t of cash and a sm aller share of treasure. IM M 9 n u M IAM I — T h e K issim m e e R ive r restoration project has been stalled by a burcacrutlc squabble between water m anagers and Ihe A rm y C o rp of E n g in e e rs , le a v in g m o re th a n 914 m illio n stran ded In hank accounts. U.S. Rep. B ill Le hm a n . D-Fla.. has sum m oned o llic lu ls from Ihe co rp s and Ih r S ou th Florida W ater M anagem ent D istrict lo a m eeting In "N in e ty percent o f the price o f cocaine Is dom estic w holesale and retail m a rku p ." s a id M a rk K le lm a n . a fo rm e r J u s t ic e D epartm ent d ru g analyst w ho is now at H arvard U n ive rsity. " A b ird tn the h an d is w orth tw o In the b u sh ." sa id duP n n t. S h e ts c e r t a in th e tre a su re Is Ih c rr. b u i she doesn’ t believe Ihe m u dho lc w ill y ie ld Its prize — m ostly b e c a u s e I l's p ro te c te d by ghosts. "T h o se p lru le s bu ried th eir people In lh a l h ole ." she said. "T h e re are ghosts In that hole. A n d th ey're going In protect their Ircu surc." A cco rd in g to the legend. L a flltc used Fo w le rs B lu lf as u hideout front U .S and B ritis h sh ip s pa trollin g the G u lf of M e x ic o , a b o u t 12 m ile s s o u ih ru s i of ih c location. T h e treasure, w h ic h has been valued Trout 91 m illio n to 915 m illio n , w as reportedly hurled on Ihe rlverbauk. In 1888. Iwo m en arm ed w lih a m a p appeared on Ihe site and began digging S in c e th e n , o th e rs have tried lo find Ihe treasure. W ashington M onday to attem pt a settlem ent. , ; A l Issue .is w hether the water d is tric t's plan for ra m m in g the river lo Its n atural m eandering course w ill cause Ihe water level lo drop below three feet at any point along Ihc 30-m lle co urse of Ihc first phase of Ihc project. If II does. C o rp s engineers co m pla in. Ihc rtv rr w ill no longer be "n a v ig a b le ." and that w ould violate Ihe 1902 law lh a l gave them re sp on sib ility for m anaging Ihe riv e r's flow. Couple saved 10 houra after boat capsized M A IM ! — A m an and w om an c l u n g to t h e ir o v e r t u r n e d ca ta m a ran for 10 h o u rs w h ile r e s c u e r s tr a c e d th e b o a t 's e m e rg e n c y s ig n a l and fou n d them off Ihe Palm Beach coast e a rly S u n day, the Coast G u a rd reported. T h e u n id e n tifie d m a n a n d w om an, both In ih c lr mtd-20s. d id not appear to be Injured a n d w ere taken (a St. M a ry 's H o spital for exam ination. Petty O fficer C a rl V lte v lfch said. T h e Coast G u a rd picked u p Ihe em ergency sign a l S atu rd a y night, but were unable to locale Its source. In itia lly II appeared Ihe sig n a l w as co m in g from an Inland area In West P alm Beach. C iv il A ir Patrol p ilo ts flew over Ihe region a n d worked a ll night tria n g u la tin g th b sign al. About 4 a .m .. th e y p in p o in te d th e source about 2 m ile s offshore from P a lm Beach. V lle v llc h said. "O n c e they got above It. d y in g over It. they were able to p in ­ point II." V lle v llc h said. T h e Coast G u a rd sent a s m a ll boat from Its sta tio n on Lake W orth Inlet, and the rescuers found the Iwo boaters about 6 a.m . T h e two were clin g in g lo a pontoon on the overturned 27toot catam aran. D espite the early confusion. V lle v llc h sa id Ihe em ergency s ig n a l, k n o w n as an EP IR G . probably saved (heir lives. " T h a t really helped In lo ca tin g them . T hat saved th e m ." he said. O usted Haitian dictator said en-route to Florida U isftad F v a a N if m attaw al P O R T -A U -P R IN C E - Ousted m ilita ry dictator G en. Prosper A v r ll and h is fa m ily Irfi H a lil e a rly M onday aboard a U.S. m lllia r y Jcl and a rriv e d In F lo ri­ da. U.S. officials said. O ppositio n lenders announced u w om an Suprem e C o u rl Just leth a d b e e n c h o s e n u s th e c o u n tr y 's new In te rim p re s i­ dent.but said she had lo go Into h id in g a in ld fears o f a possible eoup attem pt. U.S. Em bassy spokesw om an S u sa n C lyde said “ there was a request m ade" for U.S. help In fa k in g A v rll o u i of ih e co u n try at Hom estead A ir Force Base In but w ould nol suy who m ade the Florid a but D enny w ould not say w here A v rll w ould go from there. request. Radio reports from H alt! said " H e le ft th e c o u n ir y Ih i* m orning a l uboul 6:20 on a U.S. E r l h u P a s c a l - T r o u i l l o i . a Suprem e C ourt Jusllt'c, had b rrn A ir Force C - 141." she said. C ly d e said U.S. A m bassador to named the e o u n lry 's new In­ I lu ll! A lv in A d a m s met w ith terim president under a plan A v rll at the Internationa) airport ca llin g for her lo organize elec­ In P o rt-a u -P rin c e b e fore the tions. O pposition leader* announced plane tell. A v rtl's wife. Marie-Ange. his P a s ru l-T ro u lllu t a cce p te d the d a u g h t e r C u r ln c . h is s o n p o s itio n S u n d a y n ig h t, then I'hlllppe and a servant also were Im m ediately went in to h idin g a m id ru m o rs of a planned coup aboard the H ercules aircraft. In W a s h in g to n . S la t e D e ­ attem pt. T h e y M ild they hoped partm ent spokesm an Dave D e­ she w ould be sw orn In lu lcr nny confirm ed A v rll hud landed M onday. T h e middle-aged Judge from Ihe northern city o f G onafvcs lia s w ritten v ariou s legal a rticles and has a reputation for being n on -pollilcal. E a r lie r , o p p o s itio n le a d e rs si n ig g le d to find a qu alifie d can didate w illin g lo be Interim president, threatening Ihe Im ­ poverished Caribbean n ation 's ch a n ce s for q u ick transition to a c iv ilia n governm ent. Suprem e Court V ice President G a b rie l Voley. Ihe first choice of the 12-party opposition U n ity A sse m b ly , refused S unday to ureept the Interim presidency. > < O s W\J ^ L C T o n ig h t...F a ir w ith a low near 60. A ligh t wind. T om orrow ...I■arlly su n n y w ith a h ig h In Ihe low to m id 80s. East w in d s at 5 lo lO n ip h . o FU LL Maro h 11 NSW March 2 6 FLORIDA TIMAS M I A M I - F lo rid * 34hOur tamper atorft *rki rAintAii *11* m FYT Monday Hi i|UB R*t* C iff Ap*f*chlCQf« V D «yton* n#*ch Fo rt l«wO»rd*i« Fo rt M j i t f i G4<n*%vt(ta M f Wnl Mijmi N fiticaii S*r«tof4 B?*d*riton T#M«n*tw« T.impnt h B««h 79 0 « ii as t) w I) U W EDN ESD AY P tly C td y 77*89 3 LAST C rt 'r TH U R S D AY F ttv C M y 78*80 F R ID A Y MONDATt & O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. 5:30 March a.m .. 5:55 p.m.: Maj. 11:40 a.m.. 1S ll : 5 5 p.m . T ID E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 8:30 a.m .. 8:45 p in.: lows. 2:29a.m .. 2 :16 p.m.: FIRST N ew S m yrna Beach: h ig h s. A pril 2 8:35 a.m ., 8:50 p.m.: lows. 2:34 a.m.. 2 :2 1 p in.: Cocoa Beach: h ighs. H:50 a.m.. 9:05 p in .: lows. 2:49 a.m ., 2:36 p.m. SSACH CONDITIONS 000 on ooo ooo 000 r$ ro ooo ai a ooo n at ooo as * ooo a* it 000 as si 0 00 4* 000 41 0 00 D a y to n a B e a ch : W aves are ) lout a n d sem i glassy. C u rre n t Is to ih e n o r th w it h a w a te r tem perature of 66 degrees N e w S m y r n a B e a ch : W aves are I fool a n d glassy. C u rre n t Is lo Ihe so u th w ith a w ater tem perature ol 6 6 degrees. S un screen faeior: 17 SATU RD AY P tly C ld y 87*70 STATISTICS SOATINO 0 00 •I M 0 00 CrttfviMnv V*f« 7* } ‘ ; V* v A' ..“A*r A’ ■ X T IN O B D O U T L O O K T oday...M ostly s u n n y w ith a high In Ihe tow lo m id HO*. East w in d s at 5 to 10 mph. Jxl<k%onvilf* S u b s c rip tio n R a i d A kilo gram that now sells Tor 916.000 on the streets of M ia m i, and can be turned Into 9 5 3 .0 0 0 w orth o f c ra c k cocaine, costa on ly about 92.000 In Colom bia. T h e cost o f sm u gg lin g It from C o lom b ia to the U nited S la te s Is less th an 10 percent o f the fin al price. • R iv e r re s to ra tio n s ta lle d b y s p a t M o n d ay M arch 1 2 . 1 9 9 0 V o l 8 2 . N o 172 Putolithxd Daily and Sunday, tacxpl Saturday by TIM Sanlerd Hyrxld. Inc . 104 N Frtnth A m . laniard. Fla 11711 Even the w orld record se izu re o f 2 1.4 tons of ro c s ln c from a Los Angeles w arehouse In Septem ber failed to push cocaine prices up. At the tim e, that am ount was thought to represent 5 percent o f the y ra r ly w orld total. "T h e o n ly effect we seemed to notice w as there was som e Individual phce-gouglng by drug traffickers w ho said they were going to have to charge more because th e y'd have d ifficu lty re s u p p ly in g th e m se lv e s." sa id R alph Lochrldgc. spokesm an for Ihe U.S. D rug Enloreem ent A d m ln x llra llo n In L o s Angeles. C ocaine se izu res also have little effect on the price b rra u s e the cost o f processing Ihe d ru g In S ou th A m e rica and sm u gglin g to the United S la te s Is o n ly a m in u te portion o f the street price. TH E W E A TH E R E x t e n d e d o u t lo o k . . . I ’ a r t lu c lo u d y W ednesday a n d T h u rs ­ d a y . m o s t ly c lo u d y w it h a etui nee of show ers a n d Hum* d e rsio rm s Friday. Lo w s In Ihe OO* a n d high* In Ih r low to m id HO*. (U SPS Ml 1MI FO W LER S B L U F F An A la ch u a C o u n ty co m pan y I* h o p in g m o d e rn te ch n o lo g y w ill succeed w here sweat and d re a m s have failed In locating a p ira te 's lost treasure. J im T he ro ux a n d I'h ll O lln . fo u n d e rs o f F re s h w a te r A rch eology In O cala, began rcu d ln g about Ihe legendary treasure that w as reportedly b u rle d b y J e a n L a fltie In q u ick sa n d In a hole on th r cast bank o f the Suw annee H lvcr. T h e p lra tr w a s sa id to have b u rle d the co in s, gold bars a n d sllv rrw u rc he took d u rin g ra id s of m erchant ships. Searchers have pursued the treasure Tor m ore than 100 yeurs. Despite ru m o rs that som e have succeeded, th e booty Is supposedly s till Ih rrr. som ew here in the m u ck ul the b o iio m of a m u d d y pit the size of a c h ild ’s w a d in g pool. •4 Straight Play (numbers in exact order) 1250 on a SO-cant bet, 1500 on 11 Box 3 (numbers in any order) 180 lor a 50 cent bel. 1160 on 11 Box 6 (numbers In any order): 140 lor a 50 cent bel. 180 on II Straight Box 3 1330 in order drawn. 18u in any order on a It bet Straight Box 6 1290 In order drawn. 140 il picked in combination on 11 bel STATE Treasure hunters hope high tech will help discover pirate’s booty Pizza delivery woman shot, killed T A L L A H A S S E E • The d a lly number Sunday in the Florida Loltery CASH 3 gome was 767. ACROSS THE Cocaine production up sharply l* Palm Harbor ticket wins Lotto LO TTER Y AND S t. A ugn eline to J u p iter Inlet T oday...w in d east lO lo 15 kts. Seas 2 lo 4 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a light chop. T o n ig h t and T ue sd a y...e ast w in d I0 to 15 kls. Seas 2 lo 4 II. B a y and Inland w a ic rs a light chop. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In S an ford S u n d a y w as H ) degrees a n d the overnight tow w as 53 as reported by the U n iv e rs ity of F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research a n d E d u ca tio n C enter. C e le ry Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll d u rin g Ihe 24-hour period e n ding a l 9 a.m. M onday to ta lle d 0 .0 0 Inch. T h e tem perature at 9 a.m. to d a y w a s 7 0 d e g re e s a n d S u n d a y 's overnight low w as 57. as recorded by Ihe National W eather S e rvice a l Ih r O rlan do Internation al A irpo rt. 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Ftortda — Monday. March II. 1990— 9* C o u n ty o ffic ia ls sp lit on fam ily’s land u s e s Susp#ct returns to scan* Herald staff writer W IN T E R S P R IN G S - A d riv e r w ho allegedly (Wd and eluded Sem inole C o u n ty a h e rtlfa deputies and Longw ond police after a deputy trted to atop ihe m a n 's ca r on S hepard Road. W in te r S prings, w as ca p tu rrd later w hen h r approached Ihr d e puty again on foot. T h r deputy satd he tried In m a ke the o rig in a l tralTIc s lo p at 11-54 p m . T h u rsd a y, bul Ihe suspect eluded him and oth e r law m en In a pu rsuit. T he deputy returned to the scene w h e rr h r Oral saw Ih r suspect and w alled. At about 7:45 p.m . the suspect allegedly w alked back to that scene occo m p a ln rd by a m an who had been a passenger In the car. T h r d e puty determ ined that Ih r ca r the suspect lied In had lieen stolen In O scro la C o u n ty and It's license tag w as stolen In Orlando. T h e ca r w as found abandoned In Longwond. T h r d fp u ty filed grand theft uutu und rrc k lrs s d riv in g charges against Pedro P u u n irn e v ld rs . 31, 7 2 5 la ik rs ld e D rive. W ln trr S prings. In th r rase. Woman accusad of auto thoft A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — A w om an w h o allegedly had |M>ssrsslon of a ca r reported stolen In O rla n d o was arrested S u n d a y afternoon hy S e m ino le C o u n ty sh e riff's deputies In ru ra l A ltam onte Springs. Ilren da Lee H u n tle y . 21). o f 6 5 5 U ik e M obile D rive . A lta m o nte S prin g s. Is charged w ith auto Ihrft. Probation restored S A N F O R D — H m d lry Hrtce C h u rch . 46. o f I8 I5 -S L a n d in g Drive. Sanford. Jailed s ln r r Feb. 7 on a charge of v itia tio n o f probation on a DU1 w llh se rio us Injury charge, had the te rm s of h is urlglnul probation restored by a Sem inole C o u n ty Judge Frida y C h u rch , a form er Sunford H erald reporter, has been released front the co un ty Jail where he w as held w ithou t bond. H r w as convicted Nov. 6. 1DHH In connection w ith a Dec. 11)88 traffic accident In Sanford. C h u rch allegedly violated h is pm tu illon by d riv in g w ithou t a license. H is o rig in a l sen trnce w as five years p ro lia llo n and Ills d riv e r’s llce n s r w as suspended for 10 years. Rotary roll Sanlord b u s in a tt a ia c u llv a Duka Adam son (sacond from lelt) rolls tha dies as attornay Ja ck Brktgas (third left) watches at tha Sanlord Rotary Club and Ju n io r W oman s C lu b 10th annual K a sin o Kiassic at the Sanford C iv ic Center Saturday The two civ ic groups had hoped to reach a S t 7,500 goal from the event, a major fundraiser for the groups' ch arily efforts Woman escapes from rapist C A S S E L I1 E R R Y — A w om an reported to Sem inole C o im ly sh e riff's deputies she escaped from a rapist. T h e w om an sa id she had accom panied th r suspect to h is apartm ent at Regency G ren ada Apartm ents, und h r w o u ld n 't let her leave. S he said he threatened her w ith u knife und cut her nose, before forcing her Into a tiedrooni a n d raping her. T h e victim went to the w itness' u p p a rtm rm and s h e riffs deputies were ca lle d from there. A n urrrst was not rrp o rtrd . Battery charged over baar money LO N G W O O D — A m an w ho allegedly buttered another when Ih r victim refused to buy b re r und d rin k w llh Ih r suspect and Ills room m ates, has been arrested. Long wood ( M ille r charged Ja v ie r lie la n c o iirl. 27. ol 437 SpringwotMl C o u rt. LongwiMKl. w llh battery, lie was arrested a i hom e at 11:20 p.m . Saturday. Two lace DUI charges S A N F O R D — T he follow ing persons face a charge of d riv in g under th r Influence in S r m ln o Ir County: • T ho m as C ra ig Abt, 28. o f 257 L o v rll Lane. Apopka, was a rrrs lrd at 2:44 u.m. S un day after his ca r ran another car olf S la te Hoad 436, Casselberry. • M ark Lee H cyrz, 20, o f 511 Kren e Hoad A|Mipka. w as arrested at 7:18 u.m. S u n d a y after his car ran a stop sign on C ry sta l Luke Avenue. Luke M ary. H r was a lso charged w ith having!) faulty vehicle und no prool of u u io Insurance. S A N F O R D — S em inole C o un ty plan nin g and zon in g co m m is­ sioners have rrco m m e n d rd a change for one 6 4 -a crr piece of lan d but rejected a s im ila r re­ quest for 170 acres ow ned by the sam e eel o f siblings. C o m m is s io n e rs a p p ro v e d a land use change for land south of M yrtle Street owned by A n n E s lrrs o n and her brother Henry S ch u m a ch e r to allow h ousing on the a g ricu ltu ra l land. But Ihr rom m tsstonere rejected a sim ilar request b y the s ib lin g s for 170 acres south o f Oak W ay w hich w ill be s p ill by Ihe Sem inole C o u n ty Expressw ay. E s lrrs o n and S ch u m a ch e r said they should h r allow ed to build hom es on th e ir 170-acre tract s o u th o f O a k W a y a b o u t a half-m ile west o f Lake Je su p because the e x p re ssw a y w ill change Ihe character o f the rural a r e a to u m o r e s u b u r b a n neighborhood. T h e y sought to bu ild up to three hom es per acre on the tract, now lim ite d to no more than one-acre h o m e slirs. B u t P A Z co m m ission e rs said It w h s too early to determ ine w hai rlfcc t th r rx p rrs s w a y w ill h avr on the urea and voted 4-1 to o p p o s e th e r e q u e s t . P A Z m em ber Sue Lew is voted against ih r m otion to deny Ihe request, saying It was not prem ature iM-ratise th r pair w as not asking (or z o n in g w h ic h w o u ld be required lo a ctu ally d rv e lo p th r s ilt . P A Z co m m issio n e rs d id vote 4 -1 fo r E s l r r s o n a n d S c h u m a c h rr's request to change th r land use of 64 acres south of M yrtle Street and w rst o f Hester A v rn u e from n ira l lo low -density housing, sa ying that lan d iim w ould provide u buffer between ru ral areas ra s l o f II and an undeveloped Industrial site west o f II. W u yn r S m ith , w h o liv e s south o f Ihe site, opposed Ihe request sa ying m ost hom es In the area are on one- to flv r-a rre tots. The s ib lin g s requested p e rm issio n to bu ild u p lo about th ree hom es per acre on Ihr s tir, hut did not seek rrzonlng. P A Z co m m issio n c r F ra n k Shelton opposed l Inartlo n . saying Ihe d e n sity was too high for th r ru ra l area. Ill other action at the m eetings W ednesday and T h u rsd a y n ig h t s , P A Z c o m m is s io n e r s voted for two rrq u rs ts by fellow P A Z c o m m is s io n e r H a r r y K w latko w skl. w ho d id not attend Ih r T hu rsday eve n in g hearing T h r y voted u n a n im o u s ly lo allow a I I-acre co nu n erclu llyd rslg n a trd Irael sm ith west ol I h r I n t e r s t a le 4 -O ra n g e Boulevard Intersect Ion lo nidustria l uses. T h e re q u e st w as u n o p p o s e d b y r e s id e n t s o r e ou n ly planners. P A Z co m m ission ers approved u n o th rr request hv K w la tko w sk l lo change the lan d u se of 24 acres south o l S la te Road 46 w h ich w ould ahtil Ihe west side of Ihe proposed G ra n t L in e Hoad K id s lik e p u b lic T V w h e n p a r e n t s a b s e n t U n lte tf F m i In te rn a tio n a l BO ST O N — A C a lifo rn ia doctor co ndu cting a s tu d y of television and c h ild re n 's d in s Inadvertently discovered lh a l youngsters are m o re lik e ly to w a tch e d u c a tio n a l p ro g ra m s w hen th e ir p a re n ts are m il around. I)r. Howard T ara s said his lln d ln g s have tell h im surprised. Intrigued a nil la ck in g In explanations. "It really did su rp rise us. We can only s|H-vulatc almm the reasons u n til we do another, larger s tu d y ." h r said. T a ra s a n il colleagues at the U n iv e rsity ol ('a lllo rn la -S a n Diego found lh a l when the ch ild re n they studied, between the ages o f 3 f and H. were left to th e ir own d rv lccs. they p rr tr r r r d lo tune In program s on public le Icvtsbm. However, when p u rrn ts w a lrh rd w llh the ch ild re n , they were m ore lik e ly to w atrh the co m m e rcia l networks. T he findings appear III i h r cu rre n t Issue o f Ihe A m erican Jo u rn a l ul D iseases o f C h ild re n . “ At th is point, wc really cannot say why. One reason m ay Im- lh a l the p a rrn i wnuid rather w atch som eth in g other than PBS fP u b lic B ro a d c a s tin g S e rv lc rl." T ara s said. However, lie said It Is also possible thut ul tile lim e of day w hen most of Ih r youngsters were w atching on their ow n. the o n ly c h ild re n 's p rogra m m in g available was on PBS. “ So II m ay not he lh a l the c h ild a r liia lly prefers P B S to 'N in ja T u rtle s ."’ he said. T ara s said Ihe o rigin al ih n is i o l the study o f 6 6 parents and Ihr view ing h a lilis o l their c h ild re n w as lo determ ine Ihe rlfc r t of a d v e r t is in g a n d p ro g ra m m in g o n the e h lld rrn 's diets and exercise. But when Ihe researchers lo u k rd a l the answ ers on questionnaires filled out hy the parents, they found the u nexpected PBS view ing pal lent, along w llh responses that supported previous findings about television vie w in g am ong younger ch ild re n . Pre-school ch ild re n In Ihe stu d y watched an average 25 h ou rs o f television per week, considerably m ore than the 17 h ou rs seen hv those of school age. - F L O R I D A - ARRIVEAIM m SUWSHIWt s u n . Six-Month CD Special 849* sis ANNUAL FERCENWE YIELD' ANNUAL INTEREST RATE % LimitedTimeOffer T o m ? s flk t s Ik ra ith o v l HortU. D tL A N lH US N. WaJLmJ IkmJrwiiL 7 3 47555 DEBARYi • 12 N>«th 17-92. 6 6 8 4 4 3 8 DELTONA: ■MO llrlli x u U uJnw d. 5 7 4 6 MJ3 LE E S ftlR C : 1401S. 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SO 6 M o n th s ....................... ........ 430 00 lY r a r .......................................ETROO EDITORIALS Historic test case In the Oral multi pary election In the Soviet Union since the early days o f the Bolshevik R ev o lu tio n . C o m m u n ist Party lo y a lis ts pledging allegiance to the Kremlin gained seven seats In Lithuania's new parliament. By stunning contrast, separatist party candidate demanding independence from Moscow won 72 seats. The lopsided outcome of the voting, while certainly ne surprise, portrays In stark relief the form idable predicam ent confronting Mlkahil Gorbachev. As the Kremlin leader strives to decentralize economic and political power, the risk of fragmentation within U.S.S.R. Is mounting ominously. • ROBERT WAGMAN U.S. school makes ‘melting pot’ work K A L A M A Z O O . M ich. — One te le vision Image h as stayed w ith m e In the d a y s rotlo w in g the freeing o f Nelson M andela. It o r c u n r d at a ra lly o f u ltra ro n s e rv a tiv e A frik a n e rs In a s m a ll Tanning co m m u n ity n orth o f Pretoria. A n etderty w om an, c a lm ly and w ith a bsolu te co n viction , sa id that she w o u ld ra th e r pu t a g u n to the heads o f her four gra n d ch ild re n and p u ll the trigger l h an see l he end o f apartheid. I thought o f that w om an as I sa l recently In the a udience of A rca d ia S chool In K alam azoo. M ich., w a tch in g som e 3 0 0 y o u n g ch ild re n go th rou gh one o f the high p o in ts o f th e ir sch oo l year — Ihetr I Oth a n n u a l Brotherhood D ay relcbratton. You probably co u ldn 't find a place m ore ty p ic a lly M idw estern than th is s m a ll c ity In w estern M ichigan. S im ila rly , you m ig h t assum e that th e c ity h as a hom ogeneous a ll-A m e rica n population. N o th in g co u ld be fu rth e r from the truth. D o lo re s D o n o h u e , a b ilin g u a l e d u c a tio n specialist and co-director o f Brotherhood Day. explains: "B ecause w e have U p joh n w ith Its scie n tists from a ll over the w orld, the fact that w e have become a regional m edical center, and that we have W estern M ichigan U n iv e rs ity w ith Its large co ncen tration o f older foreign graduate students... a s w e ll a s a large n u m b e r o f form er m ig ra n t farm w o rk ers w ho have settled tn. w c have ended up w ith more than 6 5 0 clrm cn ta- ry-age s tu d e n ts w h o speak a to ta l o r 3 9 languages, not co u n tin g E n g lis h ." Because A rca d ia ta the school closest to the u n ive rsity. It a ttra cts th e young c h ild re n or the o ld e r foreign gradu ate a lu d e n ls. It's also become the location fo r t e a c h i n g K a la m a zo o 's grow ing n u m b r r n f S p a n la h - a p e a k ln g ch ild re n , for w hom E n g lish Is a second language. Now It has becom e a cen ter for cruoa-cultural and b i­ lin g u a l education. I had been in vited to A rca d ia b y R u th B e l t r a n , a t h ir d grader w hose parents w ere born In M exico. I Many ware In A s pari o f the a n n u al nallve cos­ c e le b r a t io n e a c h tume, j c h ild In the school w r ite s to in v it e a g u e s t. T h is h a s changed the event from a sm a ll. In-housc alTalr to u co m m u n ityw ide celebration o f the cu ltu ra l d iv e rsity reprr- W A S H IN G T O N - O ne doesn't w ake Ihe preMdent o f the U n ited S la te s In the m id d le of the nlghtvKlLh<M*t~gbod cause. A n d aomet lr o ti, 'W e n a n urgent message from the leader of the Soviet U n io n is n 't good enough. W e have learned o f on e such late-night message from one su perpow er to anoth er that act the W h ite House staff scram blin g w h ile George Bu sh slept th rou gh It a ll. A t 1a.m . last Ju n e 13. a fun ction ary In Ihe W h ite House s itu a ­ tion room w oke u p the National S e cu rity C o u n cil d u ty officer w ith a critica l phone c a l l . S o v ie t A m ­ b a ssa d o r Y u ri D u b in in h a d Ju a t c a ll e d t h e W n lt e House and said he h a d an u r g e n t ’ m e s s a g e fro m M ik h a il G orbachev lo Bu sh that had to be delivered Im m ediate­ lyT h e g ro g g y N S C m a n k ic k e d th e f Beal wishes message u pstair* to and many wv h is boss. N a tio n a l Of the republic's 3.6 million citizens. 80 percent are Lithuanian; only 10 percent are Russian. A s expected, the voters gave their new parliament a resounding mandate to declare political Independence from Moscow. A formal break m ay be attempted by the elected UthjUfftlfrf leaders of the Sajudla secessionist movement before the year la out. ' The alternative — a steady dlslntlgratlon of the Soviet Union — is likely to be more than even the Krem lin's staunchest reformers would abide. LETTERS T O T H E ED ITO R L e tte rs to the edito r are w elcom e. A ll letters m u st be signed and Include a m a ilin g address a n d a d a ytim e telephone n um ber. L e tte rs sh u ld be on a subject and sh ou ld be os b rie f a s possible. Letters are subject to e diting. Berry's World "So. ganaral. how Is parastroika coming along at tha PENTAGON?" ANDERSON Don’t forget the president's birthday Lithuania, gobbled up along with Estonia and Latvia by Stalin In 1940. Is the vanguard destined to become the historic test case of the em erging freedoms Implied b y Mr. Gorbachev a reform drive. Consequently. Mr. Gorbachev Is not likely to tolerate outright secession In Lithuania, even thogh he has already endorsed greater autonomy for the newly elected government In Vilnius, the Lithuanian capital. His best hope at this point appears to be considerably more political, economic and cultural freedom for the Lithuanians In exchange for the republic’s continued ties to Moscow, perhaps In a voluntary federation. Perhaps sixth-grader M eredith A rw ady p u l it best: "O u r teachers tell us that w r are prom o tin g w orld peace 2tX> rhlldrrn at a tim e ." I o n ly w ish that g ra n d m o th e r from S ou th A frica could h a v r seen A rc a d ia 's Brotherhood Program . S he m ight have felt her co n v ic tio n s wavering. JACK The loss of the Soviet empire's holding In Eastern Europe Is having a profound ripple effect on the 14 non-Russian republics melded together by the czars and expanded by Josef Stalin. From the Baltic Scat to Central Asia, secessionist movements are gathering momentum. In fact, nearly one-half of the Soviet Union's 287 million people are non-Russian and therefore subject to varying degrees of separatist feeling. S u c h a m ove w o u ld Je o p a rd iz e the Kremlins' control over a polyglot empire stretching from the Carpathian Mountains to the Sea of Japan. If Lithuania succeeds In establishing Its Independence, other nonRussian republics would Immediately press the same demand. The most critical of th^ae Is the Ukraine, the largest non-Russian republic, with 52 million people. A s the breadbasket of the U.S.S.R.. the Ukraine Is vital to the Soviet economy. s r n ir d In th is one s m a ll school. Leaders from the bu siness co m m u n ity, m ayors, governors and m em bers of Congress have attended In the past. R u th first wrote m e three y e a rs ago. I co u ld not com e at the lim e , but she w as persistent. I'm glad she was. U p on the stage were y o u n g c h ild re n w ho had been born In the Soviet U n io n . S a u d i A ra b ia and other A ra b M ates. 'Israel, Ja p a n . Korea. S ou th A frica. Ethiopia. Poland. M alaysia. T u rk e y , a n u m b e r of W estern Eu rope a n countries. Lao s and most L a tin A m e rica n countries. T o m any of u s In the U n ite d Stales, the "m e ltin g pot" concept seem s m ore a dream than a reality, given the racial and c u ltu ra l trn sto n s In o u r r lllr s . But In th is s m a ll M idw estern c ity the m e ltin g pot appears to be a liv e and w ell — and w orking. A s M ich igan G ov. Ja m e s B la n ch a rd n o trd In a special tribute tn the event: " A t A rcadia School, differences In backgrou nds and r u ltu r r s are recognized a s a strength ra th e r than a h in dran ce GEORGE F. W ILL happy iy returns. refu Why ‘Glory’ is a good movie W A S H IN G T O N - Soon wc s h a ll sec w h ich five film s Is w rongly nam ed the best of 1969. T h e best. “ G lo ry ." w as not even nom inated. It Is w orth sa ying w h y. aside from the Injustice, the om issio n Is so regrettable. A reasonable su rm ise Is that " G lo r y " w asn't h a n d ic a p p e d b e c a u s e It c o n f lic t s w ith H o lly w o o d 's preference for p ortrayin g p a trio­ tism a s pathological. A n d the m oral of the m ovie Is discordant w ith the s p irit of today's "c iv il-rig h ts " leadership. " G lo ry ." the true story of b la ck soldiers In the C iv il W ar. begins Its n arra tive on the second m ost Im portant day In A m e rica n history Isceund o n ly to J u ly 4. 17761; Sept. 17. 1662. the battle of A n llcta m . that was the victo ry L in co ln needed so he co uld p ro e rrd w ith the E m a n cip a tio n P roclam ation w hich, am ong Its provisions, said b la ck s w o uld be "received Into the arm ed services." Before A ntleturn. It was a war to preserve the Union: after. It was a w ar to transform the nation w ith "a new birth of freedom " in to a nation "dedicated to a p rop o sitio n ." Before th a l battle a participant. Knlx-rl Shaw , a 24-year-old colonel from M assachusetts, wrote: "W e fight for m en a n d wom en w hose poetry Is not yet w r ltlr n ." " G lo r y " Is part o l the poetry and Is homage to the poetic a ctio n o i Ihe 5 4 lii M a s s a c h u s e tts V o lu n te e r In fu n try . b la c k soldiers led by Shaw . Reactionaries in W ashington, recognizin g ra d ica l d u ality o f a llo w in g b la cks to fight, tried to confine the 54th to labor d rtu lls. The so ld ie rs wanted only the op p o rtu n ity to prove th e ir h u m a n ity by sh ou lderin g re spon sibility. T h is they did most d ra m a tica lly In their doom ed assault on Fort W u g n rr In S ou th Curullna. Lance Morrow, tn T im e m agazine, w rites that " G lo r y " is about black m anhood and re spon sibility, th em es relevant to the worst problem s o f to day's b la ck u nderclass — young b la ck m en m u rd e rin g th eir peers and fathering ch ild re n irre sp o n sibly and d ealin g dru gs lu one another. " G lo r y ." says M orrow , read Inns one o l th r bla ck co m m u n ity 's m o ra l Ihem cs ili.il set-ms nut ol fashion "u l least at the leadership level of Ihe c iv il-rights m ovement: s rlf-d r term in al Ion. re sp o n sib ility ." T oday, there Is. says Morrow, " a to xic seepage of self p lly . uf the v ictim them e." T h u s the (lead ol the N A A l'P sa ys M ayor M arion Barry Is u victim o l ih e plot to persecute b la ck t-lcctrd oil n la Is. A lte r the ( treat Society. M orrow believes, "p a s s iv ity , grievance and dental became the p sy ch ic orthodoxy The cu ltu re ol v ictim iz a tio n cam e lo rrpllcute tn an eerie way the ro n flg u ra llo lls o f slave da ys — the governm ent fu n ctio n in g as iM-ncvoIcni slave m aster, d ispen ser oi all ih m g s " Moi row exem pts Je sse Ja c k s o n I O ur la ilu rc to become Introspective and respon sible takes I a w a y o u r m o ra l a u t h o r ity " ) Irom these strictures. Ja c k s o n d o rs Indeed preach sellhelp. B u t consider two new stories. Ja c k s o n has announced llu il he w ill not run for m ayor o f ih r D istrict o f C o lu m b ia. A n d It seem s that one In lo u r bla ck m en ugt-d 2 0 to 2 9 are In Jail, o il probation or on parole. T h is co m pares to one In It) H lspa n lcs and one in lb w h ile m ales of Ihe sam e age. More you ng b la ck m en a rc in c a r­ c e ra te d o r u n d e r e o u r t s u p e r v is io n than are enrolled In colleges. Ja c k s o n 's decision is purl n( h is descent Into triv ia lity , h ou n ­ d in g a r o u n d t h e w o rld to w h e re v e r te le v is io n c a m e ra s a rc gathered, being p a r a s i t i c o l | b l­ u e h I i- v e m r o t s o I others (Gov. Douglas W ild e r 's I n a u g u ra ­ t io n In V i r g i n i a C M o re young N e ls o n M a n d e la 's b la c k m a n are re le a s e ) . J a c k s o n in c a rc e ra te d sa ys lie m ight "ru n " o r u n d e r c o u rt lo r ih e non sensical s u p e r v is io n lio n o ilie r o f "s h a d ­ th an are o w " s e n a to r fro m e n ro lle d in D C. — hut o n ly II the c o lle g e s . £ pay is right and il the S e n a te m a jo r it y le a d e r " re s p o n d e d respectfully and w ith co u rtesy ." I lls shudow hood w ould lobby lor D .C. statehood S a y s a Ja ck so n en thusiast ill Ills decision lint lo run "S e n u lo ra don 't have to deal w ith gutters In the street a n d street lig h ts and that k in d ol J u n k " S u ch "J u n k " co ncerns the co n d itio n ol the m ean streets dow n w h ich unt­ il) four young bla ck men m eander toward iro u h lc. S u ch " J u n k " is re sp on sib ility, som e­ th in g Irom w h ich Ja c k s o n is in perpetual flight a s he pu rsues personal glory. " G lo r y " Is u sto ry o f desperate Injustice. Il Is Ihe story o l b la cks 1176.(XX) soldiers: 106 ic g lm c iiis . one-third o f ih e N a vy's cu sual IIt s were h lu ckl bleeding lo r tin- co u n try as a way ol tw ill lo llin g tor lu ll adm issio n in II. b lacks u sin g llic lr b l o o d lo ir y lo rinse aw a y others' prejudices. T o see the 5 4 lh M assachusetts step s m a rtly toward death Is lo com prehen d a stem standard ol m anhood and re sp on sib ility. In llu- clo sin g p aragraph o l Ills " B a ltic C ry ol Freedom ." the C iv il W ar volum e III the O x lo u l H istory o l the tin n e d S tale s. Ja m e s M c l’ hcrson w rites ih u l In 1 6 6 5 a black soldier, recognizing Ills form er m aster am on g the Confederate prtstoners lie was guarding, called out Hello iiiu s v i h o iio m ra il on lo p ills lim e ' S e c u r i t y A d v is e r Mr. Piresident.^ Brent Scow croft. who dragged h im s e lf out o f bed and h urried to Ihe W h ile House to meet D ubinin . The a m bassa dor Instated that B u sh be awakened and given the envelope co n ta in in g th e c ritic a l com m un iqu e. But Scow croft d id som ething for w h ich he w ill probably forever pat h im s e lf o n the back. He Insisted o n know ing w hat w as tn the envelope first. S cow croft w as prepared for som e th in g o f e x tra o rd in a ry Im p o rtan ce . B u t w h a t dropped ou t waa a greetin g card that read. "B e st w ishes and m a n y happy returns. M r. P resident." T h e day before. J u n e 12. had been B u s h 's 65 th birthday. Scow croft was not am used, and D u b in in w as cle a rly em barrassed. He m ay not have know n that the urgent message from one w orld leader to another w a s a sim ple b irth d a y card. Som eone In M oscow, m aybe G o rb ach e v h im se lf, had d e la y e d sen din g B u s h h la birthday greetings, and probably p u sh e d the panic button. The re su ltin g order to get Ihe message lo Bush Im m ediately w as taken lite rally In W ashington. Bu sh had received thousands of b irth da y greetings o n J u n e 13. but o u r W h ite House sources say the absence of a card from G o rbach ev had caused m ild cu rio sity. Sam e had open ly w ondered If G o rb ach e v w as s u b tly c h illin g h is re la ­ tio n sh ip w ith Bush. In the Interest o f future superpow er rela­ tions. not to m ention uninterru pted p re si­ d e n t ia l s lu m b e r , s o m e o n e s h o u ld t e ll G orbachev the Russian w o rd for "b e la te d " In case he forgets B u sh 's b irth d a y this year. T h e p re sid e n t's last b irth d a y o ffic ia lly m ade h im a senior citize n , along w ith 31 m illio n o th e r A m e rica n s. W hen he waa Inaugurated at (he age o f 64. B u sh becam e the fourth oldest m an to be president o f the U nited States. T h e oldest w a i R o n a ld Reagan w ho signed on at 69. followed b y W illia m H e n ry H a rriso n 166) and Ja m e s B u ch a n a n (65). In spite ol h is new sta tu s as a senior. B u s h 's age d o rs not appear to bother A m e rica n voters. T h a t Is probably because he su cceeds the oldest president In h istory, and because Bu sh keeps u p a vig o ro u s program or exercise that w ould weary y o u n g e r people. W hite H ouse ph ysicia n Dr. Bu rton Lee. w ho has k n o w n Bu sh for a long tim e , h a s observed that the p re sid e n t's body Is about 10 years younger th an h is years. Part of Ihe credit s h o u ld go to the fact that Bu sh gets a good n ig h t's steep w h ile o th e rs handle w eighty m atters o f state. �Sanford HsraM. Sanford. Florida - Monday. March 12. tMO — M i f Comment- s y r, V * 1 . . JSL 9k Wildlife officer promoted, reassigned G E N E V A — T h e recenl prom otion o f S e m in o le C o u n ty 's slate W ild life O fficer Jesae B a ke r to the ra n k o f sergeant h as brought u new assignm ent for Baker. A fte r 10 years o f servin g here from a G eneva base. B a k e r has been nam ed e n vlo n m e n lal Investigator for P utm an . F la g le r and St. J o h n s count It s . B a ke r lia s been a G am e and Fresh W ater F ish C o m m issio n officer for 10 years. Sem inole C o u n ty and the St. J o h n s R iv e r was h is first assignm ent. Me and h is w ife Pam ela a n d th eir fa m ily are In the process of m ovin g to h is new a ssignm ent site. B aker was prom oted F tb . 5 and Is a lready w o rk in g at hla new post. Done# to bo dodlcafed to Thomas S A N F O R D — T he Sanford B o ys a n d G ir ls C lu b Is h a v in g a dance M arch 16 from 0 p.m. to 2 a.m. S in g e rs R o brrt Bradley and Akelshalou T rotner w ill perform . B a rry W rlg h l w ill perform ih e best dances o f (he 9 0 s a n d D J . i Mean G e n e and Bam Bam w ill sp in Ihe hottest platters. T h e dance Is d rd lra le d to H arold Thom as. D onation I* 93 for non-m em bers a n d $2 for m em bers For tn nrr Information, ca ll 330-2436. Lake Mary — C oatlaasd frsss Pag* IA d o lla rs tacked o n to e le ctric b ills for F P C cu stom ers In S em ino le County. Lake M ary resident M arian C ara w a y favors b u ry in g the lin e s In s p tlr o f the Increased costs. *'t know It w ill be more expensive, b u t w e n e e d to s t a r t n o w b eautifyin g and p la n n in g for the grow th that we are experiencing. I th in k projects like th is can help m ake Lake M ary Ihe prem ier c ity In Sem inole C o u n ty ." she said. R ic h a rd W arren of L a k e M ary agrees. " I lik e the Idea of b u ry ­ in g Ihe lin e s as long as II doesn't cost m e too m u ch ." he said. Frsa said the 91.45 b illio n to b u ry th e lin e s would be chesper In Ihe long ru n than "th e ugly creosote poles." “ T e ll me. when d id you lost see a ca r hit an underground u tility p o le ?" Fess asked. T w o weeks ago a car hit a u tility pole on C o u n ty Road 427 In Lake M ary a n d poster w as out o n the w hole sou th end o f to w n for five hours. U n dergrou n d lin e s are m u ch m ore econom ical when you c o n sid e r the lim e it takes to re p a ir poorer Ikies h it by cars, the lo ss o f revenue w h ile Ihe lin e s are dow n, and (he III w ill generated from lo w o f power. Fess said. A l T y r t ll o f Lake M a ry agrees w ith ih e m ayor. " I th in s it w ill be m u ch m ore e co n o m ica l." he said. R h on da R u sk, a L a k e M ary resident sin ce D ecem ber, w ould lik e 1o see the p o w e r lin e s bu rled, but hoped the cost w ould not be added to h er e le ctric b ill. " I'd ra th e r not see m y b ill go up. bu t It w o u ld lo ck better to bury Ihe lin e s ." she said. T h e problem Is the last m ajor h u r d l e In ( h e L a k e M a r y B o u le va rd Beau tification project. "W h e n th e problem Is resolved, the road w ill be w id e n e d ." Fess said. Snipersch eduled, but federal m ediators had asked u n ion leaders to meet today In W a sh in gton to d iscu ss the la b o r dispute. In the S u n d a y n ig h t shooting, th e p e rs o n w h o s u ffe re d a g u nsh ot w ound to Ihe n e ck w as tn stable co ndition at St. L u k e 's H o sp ita l today, a h osp ita l official said. T w o others brou gh t to the hospital were treated a n d re ­ leased. she said. T w o others Injured In the atta ck were taken to B a p tist M edical C enter. One was liste d In guarded co ndition , w h ile the other was satisfactory, the a d m in is tra to r on d u ty said. It w a s not kno w n w here the o t h e r tw o p a s s e n g e r s w e re treated. O n ly one bullet s tru c k the bus a n d "a p p a re n tly fragm ented," the s h e r if fs spokesm an said. " T h e b u s d r iv e r h e a rd an explo sio n, what w as a projectile e n te rin g the b u s." he said. T he d riv e r then pulled over. H o w e v e r, a sp o k e sm a n for G re y h o u n d In D a lla s said he u n d e rs to o d th a t tw o b u lle ts stu ck the bus. “ I w as told that there w ere two shots that a ctu a l­ ly penetrated ih e b u s ." said spokesm an BUI Kula. W cln tra u b said police had not Identified Ihe type o f weapon used In the attack. K u la said he w as told the bu llet o r b u llets were fired from a rifle. W c ln t r a u b sa id n o a rre s ts have been made and there are no suspects. U n in ju re d passengers on the bus w ere c ith e r la lie n to Ihe a irp o rt for a flight to th e ir fin al destin atio n, or put u p In a hotel o ve rn ig h t at co m pan y expense. K u la said. V io le n t clashes, one leadin g to the death of a picket M a rch 3 In R edding. C alif., have m arred Ihe w a lk o u t a s G re y h o u n d has re­ p la c e d s t r ik in g d r iv e r s a n d o th e rs have gone b a ck to w ork. Contlnusd from Page 1A K u la sa id a replacem ent d rive r m illio n . w as b e h ind the w heel o f the T h e realignm ent w ill be de­ targeted bus. term ined by d iv id in g the total " I 'm told that the d riv e r w as state population Into the num ber not a m o n g those Injured. He w as o f seats available. a replacem ent d riv e r h ire d to fill W allace said the realignm ent vacan cies created by the strik e .” ts less lik e ly to have su ch a K u la said. d ra m a tic effect on the sla te M an y o f G re y h o u n d ’s 9.000 Senate. u n io n drivers, baggage handlers, A lth o u g h those three coun ties m e ch a n ics, ticket agents and m ay lose seals, Flo rid a m ay be a reservation cle rk s s tru c k M arch big w in n e r on the federal level. 2 a fte r five da ys o f Intense la lk s F lo r id a w ill c e r ta in ly gain In S cottsdale. A rlz .. failed to three seats In the U.S. House, for yie ld a new contract. a total o f 22 members. T h e state Information from Doled Pro** Im for no co uld gain as m uch as four. lwn*l I, contain** tn Mvo rtoorl Continued from Pag* 1A S h e r if f s Office. T h e bus w as c a rry in g 39 passengers. One o f those on board the bus w as s tru c k In the throat, a second oerso n o n ,th e bus suffi n yl p f g U c t wo u n d g o th e a id e , t ancp*ee> WgpkWs v d k r serious. Wclntraub M id . Five o th e r pcopnMnboard the b u s suffered lesser Injuries from (lying fiberglass from Ihe v e h i­ cle. W cln tra u b said. In r e la t e d d e v e lo p m e n t s . G re y h o u n d officials announced a n o th e r e xp a n sion o f service S u n d a y that adds se rvice to S e m in o le County, w h ile u nion le a d e rs re p re s e n tin g s t r ik in g em ployees readied for a m eeting w ith federal mediators. T h e s e rv ic e e x p a n s io n In­ clu ded 120 locations that had been w ith o u t service sin ce the strike b y about 9 .0 0 0 em ployees covered by Ihe Am algam ated T ra n sit U n io n began M arch 2. G re y h o u n d spokesm an George G ra v e le y said. At the beginning o f the strike, there w as o n ly a 1:35 p.m. bus t h a t d e p a r t e d S a n f o r d fo r D aytona Beach. R ecently added routes, staffed by replacem ent d riv e rs w ho havy crossed A T U picket lines, have provided S a n ­ ford w ith another bus. A bus fr o m T a m p a , d e s t in e d f o r D aytona Beach, w ill now m ake a d a lly stop In S anford at 8:45 p.m. N either local n or n ation al of­ f ic ia ls at G r e y h o u n d w o u ld speculate when Ihe S anford sta ­ tion cv u ld expect to re tu rn to the pre v io u s elght-bus-a-day sch ed­ u le It h ad before the strike. No new contract ta lk s were Seats 1A k in d s of folks were happy to leave the d riv in g lo G reyho u nd — a lu d e n la . s e r v ic e m e n , salesm en and even en tire workIng-claaa fam ilie s on vacation. Inmlrad o f Ih r frequent flopp e n w ho in h abit to d a y s ru n ­ dow n bu s stations. In Ihe halry o n da ys Ih r art d e m term in als were jam m ed w ith purposeful p ro p h -b u y in g lie k rls . Sure, lim e s were h ard then, b u l a lol o f poor k id s packed grandiose d rra m s along w ith th e m w h e n th e y I r f l t h r lr hom etow ns aboard G reyho u nd buses. M any a farm buy w ho could p ic k and stng a little and dream a tot a rrived In N ashville on a G r e y h o u n d b u s a n d headed straight for the G ra n d O frO p ry . More than a few prom queens went lo H ollyw ood by bos w ith stars In t h rlr ryes. Y oungsters dream ing ol fame In Ih r arts disem barked at New Y o rk 's Port A u th o rity B u s T e r­ m in a l a n d Irod Im m e d ia te ly tow ard G rre n w lrh Village on Ihr low er west side o f M anhattan. For G re yh o u n d Lin e s Inc.. Ihe good tim es ended w ith the a rriv ­ a l of cut-rate airlines. From 1980 to 1986. Us passenger traffic p lu n g e d 5 5 p r r r e n l. R o u te s disappeared. T e rm in a ls frll Into disrepair. There w as a sou rin g o l rela­ tio n s between managem ent and u n ion drivers, baggagr handlers, m e rh a n lrs . ilr k e l agents and reservation clerks. Federal E xp re ss and U nited P a r c e l S e r v ic e o u t s t r ip p e d G re y h o u n d 's slo w e r packaged e live ry business. G re yh o u n d has p ro lllrd only briefly from a irlin e s trik e s und su rg in g a ir lares. Poisoned Warriors: ‘We got sprayed and betrayed’ T R O Y . N.Y. — T h e n a tio n 's o n ly program to test a n d store tissue sam ples of V ie tn a m veterans exposed to A ge nt O range for future com pensation battles offers F ra n k C o ok hope that som e day the federal governm ent w ill com pensate h is fa m ily for 21 years of m edical m isery. E v e r since C o o k w as doused by a tru c k sp ra yin g Ihe d loxln-bcucd pesticide In V ie tn am , hla m edical flic haa been peppered w ith w hat he term s "o d d b a ll c o n d itio n s " — m y s te rio u s b le e din g th rou gh the ears and nose, b lin d n e ss In one eye and and w h at he believes to be a case of ch rom osom al breakdow n. C o n k 's 15-year-old son F ra n k lin w as born w ithout fingers o n h is righ t hand. I lls oth e r son A aron . 12. ta k rs pow erful dru g s for hla em otional problem s, yet broke h is arm against a k itch en table tn a fit o f rage. Cook. 41. o f S an d Lake. N.Y., Is a p a rticip a n t tn Poisoned W arriors, h ailed by veterans' grou ps os Ihe o n ly program In the nation to protect the rig h ts o f those believed to have been A ge nt Orange v ic tim s — even after th e ir death. Poisoned W a rrio rs Is the b ra in ch ild o f D avid M illa rd , the R ensselaer C o u n ty dire cto r o f V ete r­ a n s Services, w h o h im se lf cam e In contact w ith th e d e a d ly c o m p o u n d In V ie tn a m 's c e n tra l highlands. “ W e are o n ly try in g to m ake sure that veterans w h o were In contact w ith Agent O range are not ta k in g Ihe evidence lo the grave w ith th e m ." M illa rd said. "W e w ant la provide Tor a s io ra g r o f Ihe tissues In the event the A m e rica n governm ent gets off Its butt and recognizes d io x in as a problem am ong veterans. Even If that veteran sh ou ld d ir. h is fum lly w ill be protected " h r said. M illa rd said the nam e for the project cam e to h im out of h is Indignation and a distaste for ru p h e m lsm s. " W r got sprayed a n d betrayed." he said. "T h e bottom line Is poisoned w a rrio rs Is w h a i we are dealin g w ith. I say Ihlngs blu nt. I don’ t dress them up. V eterans g rou p s estim ate 18 m illio n g a llo n s of Enrollment— C m i Iu M f n a Pag* IA in v o lv e d In the re zo n in g because we w ould be at 2.000 th is y e a r." G a ll Srewart. w h o led th e parent protest, sa id last week. "T h e y even said we'd have some overrrow dlng. "I th in k that It's real Inter­ e stin g they have continued to let these figures go dow n ." Stewart said. “ I am going to get a co py o f th e F T E (en ro llm en t figures) repori for February and send It to Ihe Ju s tic e D epartm ent." * S chool board ch a irm a n A n n N clsw cn d e r had no com m ent on the subject except lo say there had been n o further contact w ith the d is tric t from the Ju s tic e Departm ent. S la te m om ney for each school Is based on enrollm ent figures. T h e m ore students a school has. the m ore m oney It receives from the state for Us programs. W h en they filed the com plaint, parents cla im e d Sem inole H igh S ch o o l had about 1,850 s tu ­ dents. 150 fewer than Ihe m in i­ m u m re q u ire d by the co u rt order. T h e y argued also that the m in o r it y p o p u la tio n a t th e sch ool stood at about 4 0 percent. "W e 're not so m u ch fig h tin g Ihe n u m b e r of m in oritie s tn the school as we are the la ck of s tu d e n ts ." S te w a rt sa id la st A p ril. "W e have hud to fight for e v e ry th in g ." said parent A m e lia R o yste r last A p ril. "W e don't w an t them to com e a n d take ih ln g s aw ay because we are not u p to 2 .0 0 0 .” In O ctober of 1989 S e m in o le 's o fficia l e n rollm e nt figure, used to determ ine the a m o u n t o f p ro­ gram m oney, stood a t 1.932. In Febru ary, the figure w as 1.642: n e arly 100 below the lim it. **“ * T h e m in o rity figures rem ain e sse n tia lly the same. In October. 43.3 percent of Ihe student body w as co m prised o f A frica n A m e r­ ica n s. H lsp a n lca . A s la n s and N a tiv e A m e r ic a n s . T h e la s t co un t showed that n u m b e r had decreased to 4 3 percent. A t L a k e M a ry H igh School, th e r e w e re 2 .4 2 6 s t u d e n t s enrolled In October. Last m onth, the n u m b e r had drop p e d to 2 .4 1 1. T h e m in o rity popu lation a l L a k e M a ry haa re m a in e d co nstan t at about 15 percent. Ju s tic e departm ent c iv il rig h ts d iv is io n in v e stig a to rs L u v c rta Y o rk and V allssa Rogers, w ho had visited Sem inole C o u n ty last su m m er a s p a ri o f the d e p a rt­ m e n t's p ro b e , c o u ld n ot be reached for com m ent. N ath an iel Douglas, ch ie f o f the c iv il righ ts d iv isio n , w o uld m y o n ly that the Investigation w as co n tin u in g . Cables Continued from Pag* *A pass the "G re e n P e n n y " gusoiin c tax for road beautification Iasi Novem ber. In D ecem ber, county co m m is ­ sio ne rs voted to require F P C to s trin g th e ir lines on " h y b r id " poles — ta lle r and wider-spaced than n orm al power tines. FP C o fficia ls sa id they w ould sue the co u n ty over that decision loo because the h ybrid poles w ould cost them about 9250.000 mure th an the n orm a l power poles. W hen L a k e M ary co m m issio n ­ ers asked co un ty com m ission ers to re c o n s id e r th e ir d e c is io n e a rlie r th is year, the two groups met In Fe b ru a ry but the three co u n ty co m m ission ers s till op­ posed the forced b u ry in g of cables. *'We need to approach th is th rou gh u court s e llin g and a co urt fin d in g rather than a court s u it," W arren said. W arren also m id re q u irin g Ihe cables to be buried on Lake M ary Rose L. Connor. 73. 536-24 O r a n g e D r iv e . A lt a m o n t e S prin g s, died Friday at Florid a H o s p ita l, A lta m o n te S p rin g s . B o m Nov, 16. 1916. In Chicago, she m oved to A ltam onte S prin g s from M elbourne In 1986. She w as a h om em aker and a m em ber uf St M ary Magdalen C a th o lic C h u rch . S u rv iv o rs Include daughter. L o r r a in e T u r n e r . A lta m o n te S p r in g s : s is t e r . H e n r ie t t a W e c k le y . R o sm a n , N .C .: s ix g r a n d c h ild r e n : s ix g r e a t ­ grandch ildren. B a ld w in - F a lr e h lld F u n e r a l Hum e. A lta m o nte S prin g s. In charge of arrangem ents. T o n lo l. Wlfowr SaltTfO T. Swan. D o lo r , Jton I t tot*. Dotfons M*x Ifonder eon. Delfono Ttom ot Jonao. Or eng* C lt, Poerl LiKtar. Ta o e ra Kathleen Anno Welfon and AM U HUMS DoroOv, M A S u n GwntDiiM Stew art c la im s she w as told the ca p a city of S e m in o le H igh School, w h ich recently received 9 1 0 m illio n In new co n stru ctio n and renovations, w as 1.800 and th e y were e xp e rie n cin g some overcro w din g 1hla year. Boulevard and not other co u n ty roadw ays w ould be u n fa ir to the people liv in g In oth e r p arts of the co un ty. S h e auld the county co uld not afford the possible court ch a lle n ge s over b u ry in g cables In several lo catio ns of the co un ty. C o m m is s io n e rs B o b S tu rm und Fred Street m an co n tin u e to support Ihe forced b u ry in g of cables, s a yin g the L a k e M ary B o u le v a r d " g a t e w a y " p la n w o uld not be com plete w itho u t th e re q u ire m e n t. S tu rm sa id failu re of voters to approve the G reen Penny was not u vote against b ru u llflca tlo n . o n ly that m ethod of p a ying for It. G le n n has said the vote has k ill e d e x t e n s iv e r o a d w a y b ca u ttflca llo n In the co u n ty, b u l S tu rm said beautification can s till be financed w hen m oney Is appropriated for road w iden in g projects u sin g a portion of c o n ­ stru ctio n d o lla rs for la n d scap in g "IN MEMORIAM" ROSE L. CONNOR A g e n l Orange w ere sprayed In the V ie tn am W a r lo cle a r jungles for m ilita ry bases a n d to h e lp expoae ihe unseen enemy. C o o k said he w as In a foxh ole In the ru b b e r plantation v illage o f L a i K h e when a tru c k lum bered by a n d sprayed the substance on h im . "I literally saw the w eeda.die righ t in fro n t o f me. I had to take m y sh irt off a n d w ipe th e c ra p from m e." Cook said. Rensselaer C o u n ty hopes to provide scre e n in g for a ll qu alifie d veterans, a n d obtain tissu e biopsies. T h u s far. 22 have signed up. T h e archive. M illa rd contends, m a y one d a y be the on ly proof o f d io x in p oison in g a v a ila b le to veterans or th e ir su rvivo rs, w ho have yet lo co lle ct a n y com pensation from the federal governm ent. T h e government cites a la ck o f u n a n im ity In th e scientific co m m u n ity lin k in g d io x in to th e IU>and b lrih defects often ascribed to It. P a u l Egan, n a tio n a l le g is la tiv e d ire c to r fo r V ietn am Veterans o f Am erica. A Veterans A d m in istra tio n spokesw om an aakf d io x in Is not an Illness In and o f Itself, a d d in g stored (Issue sam ples w ould be o f d u bio u s value. " T h e presence o f d io x in doesn’t neceaaarlly Indicate a n y th in g ." said spoke worn an D o n n a S t. Jo h n , adding the Centers for Disease C o n tro l In A tla n ta has a stu d y show ing d io x in levels a m o n g V ietn am ground troops are the sam e a s th a t o f non-Vietnam veteran counterparts. S h e said Ihe V eteran 's A d m in istra tio n m a y Issue new g uidelin es th is sp rin g for those su ffe rin g from selected cancers, and review p re v io u sly dented com pensation claim s. O ne group o f veterans reached a 9 2 4 0 m illio n out-of-court settlem ent In 1985 w ith seven A g e n t Orange m anufacturers. Including Dow C h e m ic a l. However, those w h o do no* suffer long-term , to ta l disa b ilitie s do not q u alify for com pensation. T h o se w ho do stand lo collect an average of 91.000 a y e ar u n til 1994. said a report by the New Y o rk sta le D ivision o f V eterans’ A ffa irs to G ov. M a rio Cuom o. Ironically. Ihe governm ent — operating o n th e concept of reasonable doubt — recognizes Ill­ nesses w ith far m ore obscure beginnings, s u c h a s a rth ritis and m u ltip le sclrrosis. a s service-related. I d rnemury o f our loved m u , the isl« E lder A M rs. Duk* R. G re ta who departed, Mr*. L l u i t M a t Green, M arch 4, 1987, E lde r Duk* R. Green, M arch ID, IW 7. The last three years have teemed longer alac* your depar­ ture, bul you are In our thoughts continually. W* hold dear th* love, klndneu and Ufa ahown us, and w* bop* la emulate your Ilf* living. Both of you rest In peace until w* reunite with you. F A M IL Y Sitter • M rs. Helen H arris, Sanford Nieces- M r v Alice Fc*rl Vkker*. Sanford j M rs. B ru le M er cbant, Jac k von v U t; Horace A Delia M cK nlght A Fam ily, GalnsatlUe; M any Cousins, Friends nnd F u ll Gospel Church o f Cud In Christ C hu rch Fam ily, Sanford LwiG*tan>* T t m a K Jordan WiltattaM ( N V Retort fotfor, D o lo r , D o n , A tm os. Oouon* C h rli Coton. Dtltan* Peter Preoecfcl. Del tone Clotions0. Egtatfon. Delfono Dominie FlarenSfoa, Otlfono Koto, L Gooi on. Delfono LltM tlo VorSo. Otlfono Loo I Will tarn*. Delfono John Soreg! Is. Orb'S* CO , Theme* J Jo***. Or0 0 * 0 1 , C o m L H i s u m o . Genera KtRvtaon t o o Wattan. Geneva Retort C. Vender,ool. Delons J ecsootlto X I loc, ASOmenfo William H. M M a rt, Orlando Pout Pronto, Woodstock. Conn. O I K HA R S IS Byrd Suttn Crevorv* StocuH* V. Hampton CWtorln* Nunto, I r u U fo m l Ri , i v l Smith S to lin s L . Smith in d to b , be, Jwrtat W H— *11. DoBery Krltltn* K*nt. D t la r , TtoVn* K*nt, 0* Bar, Arthur ScMHtor. D*0*ry K lm to rl, Fito tto ft, and tto y girl. 0* font Matil** 0Mx*m. Dtlfon* U n to F l t n 0*1ton* Chrlttln* tolMtAI. 0*1ton* L i u Trwlilfo. OHtan* Hone, A. Zapl'i Marti* Gfonn, Into Monro* Irm* Lovv, longwood Jtnmfor Room*. Wlnfor Spring* BIRTHS ContrU Fforlto Rogfotot H**pil*l Gonovo Dixon. • toby girl. Sonford Lori Galon*. * toby boy. Sonford Owl* Coton. tow bob, boy*. 0*1ton* Carol L K**t*m*rw « to b , bo,. G*ny* Kaltifoon Aim* WtSon. * bob, girl. Gotov* Saturto, ADMISSIONS Sanford L*>< Hoi mat Roowvtll Lamarr Patricia Sullivan Ruth William* Gar nan L M m u . OaAar, Ralll Joan Domtkl. Dolton* Mar|orfo Bacon. I aka M ar, Tan,a Croon. C a u o lto rr, Corn* Stonaland. Longwood John Wattman. Allamcnfo Spring* DISCHAROIS Sanford Sloe*, C Burlfold and to b , t o , l Quit* Capibu nc* Gonova Dixon and baby girl Lon Galam* and t o b , t o , V atari* Hill Lour* Knight Jt**M R Sauv* Thomat Walt* to b , girt. D ia o ii C Davit and toby tor. William H Mfofor*. W en d s SIRTHS Tarnro Croon, a bob, girl. A Genov love I Hard Doltab Hlnaen ■ tooadH. Smith G artoM W aiM r J*c fortune T . Wllllem* Other ah L r « T o , for. C eeeefoorr, Bavorl, F. Dili. Dal tan* Pamela Kaxrn*. Oertene Brandon Konddll, Del tow JohnH. Laotwic*. Dottan* Soon W Schilling. DoHons Jowoh Chamber*. Lato M a r, 01 SC H AR R IS Inot Harris ■ lairfoM. Rasul* Pam ela C. Sullivan Panagfoota Vanhorn Retort Foster, O oBar, K ath, L. Go won. Dolton* Races Lac osoa. Dtiton* Chart** w. Turn*, lll,0*fo*n T*n,« G r u n *nS t o b , girt. C u u t t o r r , Hope is the weight that anchors faith in times o f uncertainty. Leant what it takes to f ill your heart with hope.Join us for the meetings listed below. Here's Hone. ULAhw TVI P in e c r e s t B a p t is t C h n c h MARCH 18 - 81 7:00 FM Independent... 5Lnd “Proud 'e fake pride in the fact that O f It! were ^ an independently owned " A and operated funeral home. We're very much a part of this community, and we like it that way. I Vo like the feeling that we con serve you our way. And you'll appreciate that personalized service when you turn to us at a difficult time. GRAM KO W FU N E R A L HOME l » WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA Telephone (407) 322-3213 �l k*#.,V • - •A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 12. 1990 Legal Notices N O TICIO * FICTITIOUS NAMC Nolle^ It te ttto y given that I >m engaged In ib u tlte tt e l 100 'w n ih e t D r . Longereod. F L Seminole County. F lo rid a det fhe F k iit ie u a N om e of WE W O R T C A C E F U N D iC . e n d f t e t I In te n d fo i i>tier to ld nam e w ith the ■ -tti of the C irc u it Court, Sem e County, F lo rid a . In ec lance w ith the P ro v itlo n * of t - F ic tilio u t N am e S U fu te t. T rt.t Section * 3 09 F lo rid a s» .»ufe« m r onaidF Donoidvjn t . Idh February 24. March S. it. teeo Ut N 1/4 N OTICI OP FICTITIOUS N AM E Notice It hereby given that I on engaged In b utirm i at 1341 M *'k Or . *41. Sanford. Fla Ji-'/J, Seminole County,. Florida under the FIcH flout Name of O V K EM A DECORATORS, and in ti I inland to rogitter laid n.«me with the Clerk of the «. cuit Court. SeminoN County. I rida. »n accordance with the Hrtivitient of Ihe Flctitlouf i« me S’atuttt. To Wit: Section m (N F lorida Statutet its/ f KEM A DECORATORS i erbertF Dykema P tn«h February H . March S. . if. 1990 Dt N }/f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR S CM IN O Lt COUNTY. FLORIDA F R O tA T I DIVISION File Number **1/7 CP in R E: ESTATE O F ju t t N PATRICK F O L E Y . Oeceaied NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm lnlitratlon of Iho . ttafe of J O H N P A T R I C K I O L E Y. deceived. F lit Numbor r u t / / CP. I» pending In Iho i ircwil Courl for Seminolo ju n t y F l o r i d a . P r o b a lo viilon. the addreu of whkh it I nt Office Drawer C. Sanford. - torida 33/72 The namev and d reiiet of the pervenal repre ntative and the pertonal rep m >ef*tative'v attorney ore vet M i l l below Alt interfiled pervont are n luired fo tile with thlt court. AITMIN T H R E E M ONTHS OF (HE FIRST PURLICATION OF INIS NOTICE: (1) oil claimt .Kjalnit the eitafe and t i l any t u ie d io n by an Intarevlod pvt ion on whom thlt notice wat w * e d that challenget the valid if# ot the will, the quailficationt the perianal representative, nue, or (urivdiction ot the urt A L L CLAIMS ANO O B JE C tiONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL i: F O R E V E R B A R R ED t ubtication of this Notice hav jun on March 11. 1990 f erional Repreventative JOttNP F O L E Y .J R ISJO Beckwith View N E. A pt 14 Grand Rap>dv. Mich 49303 A tfo rn e y tor iM- Fional Repreventative A IL L IA M A G R E E N B E R G . FSO I it Office Boa 300310 I n Perfc. Florida32/30 V ephone lip/) 339 lf44 rgbtivh M W T h T rtf *1fkt ■• f o tie IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. STATE OF FLO RIDA Cave Me.: 9f 0441-CA f Y E General Jumdictlen Florida Bar Me : *94999 lO M V O N W E A L T H M O R I t AG E C O M P A N Y OF AM ER ICA. L P . Plaintiff. «% I t L M O E N I E L .i t living, Hu* .t la l, Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION SI A T E OF F LOR IDA lO D E L M D E N T E L . it living, and If married. MRS D E L M D E N T E L . hiv wile. It living, including any unknown pgyie ot laid Defendant! it either hav remarried end if *ither or both ol vaid Defendant! *»# deceived their respective known heirv. devivaev. gran tcev. avvigneev. c r e d it o r !, iit^ rv and truvteev. and alt other pervonv cla im in g by. it trough, under or agaimt the inwned Defendant! Whole revidence iv unknown. YOU ARE N OTIFIED that an action! to forte love a mortgage on fhe following property in teminoie County. F lor Ida Condominium Unit 14/. Build •ng Vfi ol HIOOEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM according 1o Hi# Declarafionof Condominium letorded on November IS, Ift 4 id Of lie ill Record! Book 139J p j g e i 0441 thru 0/9S. and .lumnded by firvt amendmant 'hereto recorded on March IS. iv«S in Official Record! Book 1473. Pagei 4/1 thru +* of the Public Record! of Seminole County. Florida, together with all appurtenance! thereto end .in undivided mterevt in the common element! ol laid Con dominium a i let forth in laid Dec far el on hat been tilled egamit you and H M fR R AVM ONO HUDSON. i! Ilining ,md MRS E L M E R 1 RAYMOND HUDSON. h*» wile, it living Including any unknown •pouur ol und Defendant! it flitter hav remarried and if e-t* er or both ot ia»d Defendant* sre deteaved. their respective unknown heirv. denveev. gran !m avvigneev. c r e d it o r !, i«fton and truileev. and all other pervonv claim in g by. Ihruvgh, under or against the n a m e d D e f e n d a n t ! and H IO O EN SPRINGS CONDO MINIUM, a corporation you are requued to serve a copy of your wr illen dr femes it any to it on JO S E PM M P A N IE L LO ESQUIRE. Ptam titf! attorney whose address H 301 N iFrank Iin Street Suite Jm Tampa Flor .da 13103 on or betor# Ite Wti day ol April, 1WO and file the original w«ih the Clerk ol thu Court either before service on Ptamtill v attorney or immediately there after other a-se a default will L* entered against you for the t t la f demanded In the Com pj-ntpr Petition DA Tf D on this Ill day ol March IVW3 ISEAL) V A « y A N N E MORSE C l IR K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT H r Ruth king Deputy Clerk Pubhth M arch! »/ •• 7# tfvo Legal Noticas M T tc to r fic t it io u s n a m b Notice It h*r,by ( I n n ttvat I » n w e # * mi K u t f lt u at M l W. Lak# M a y . B ir d . US). U M W a ry, F L ) I ) H . S a m ln o lt County, F lo rid * u n d tr t h . Fictitious Norn* at SUNSHINE S T A T E IN S C R O U P OF C E N T R A L FLORIDA, and that I Inland to raglsley told noma a im to# Clark ot to# Circuit Courl. Seminal* County. Flor I da. In accardanca with tha Provisions at tha Fictitious Noma Statute*. To Wit: Sactlon MS i f Florida Statutes last BevartyJ Smith PuMISh: Fatruary M. March A II. it.to** DEN l i t ST. JOHNS RIVER W A T E R M A N A G E M E N T DISTRICT • M s M In tl Th* D lttrkt flv o t net lea ot Its intent l« Im u * ■ Formll ta tha toftowMsg appllcantl*) on /March ft. in o CITY OF A LT A M O N TE SPR IN O S. A T T N : D O N A L D N EW N H A M . H5 N E W I U R V PORT A V I . A LTAM O N TE SPRINGS. F L M X I. Application t« 117 074IAGC. on f/X-'i* Th* pcajact N lacatad In Sammot* County. Soctianlt) IA Town ih tp d l It South. Ron** JO East Th* OFFlIcallan H tor a its* S « «cro tit* ta craal* r**l*n*r drama** facility pi on — allow l*t* lavat control thru us* at rtus* water A pvm**d On char** la a* known as C R A N E S ROOST R E G IO N A L D R AIN A G E F A C IL IT Y P L A N . Th* racawm* wotor body I las I Is CRANES ROOST / L IT T L E W E K IV A RIVER Th* lltatat camainin* tach at th* *fcor* llttws **allc*rian[,l ara available tor Impaction Monday through Friday a.capt lor lo*ol holidays. I 00 a m to 5 W p m at iho SI. Johns River Water M anagam .nl District. Highway IM West. Palalh*. Florida Th* District will tab* action on ta c n perm it application listed above unless a petition tor on odmlnlslrallyo proceeding (hearing) Is tllod pursuant to tha provistom el taction I X St. F.S . and sactlon M C I 111. F A C A parson whoso substantial intar tats are attested by any ol Iho Ol sir Id I proposed permitting decisions ictontiliod above may petition tor an admlnltlrallvo tearing in accardanca with ttc lion IM S , F.S. Potlltons must comply wllh Iho requirements at Florida A d m iniilratly* Cad* Autos « C l . l l l and I*S M l and b* Iliad with (received by I the District Clark. P O Baa lalf. ra la tk * . Flo rid a m i l lat* Pe titio n , tar adm lnlstratlv* hearing an the above apphea non(s) must be Iliad within tour lean (14) days ot public* lions el this notice or within fourteen (141 days ol actual receipt ot thi. Intonl. whichever llrtl occurs Failure ta llto o petition within thlt time period shall camtiluto a waiver ot any right such parson may hav* to rogues! an acbnlnli trail v* dt termination (hearing! under lection i n It, F S . concerning th* sublecl permit application. Petitions which era not filed In accordance with the above pro visions arv m bits! todiim isial Publish: March IM H O DE) in IN T H E CIRCUIT CO URT. E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, (N AN O FOR SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. CASE NO. M t u t CA #T P A LLIA N C E M O R TG AG E CO M PAN Y, a Florid. cor po rtio n Plain lift, vs Legal Notlcet FICTITIOUS NAME Nptlc* Is bar t o . *iven that I am an*a*a* in bmm .ke at HI Mel IIan* Avenue, Alternant* Springe. Samlnato C e w tj. Fla* to* urtotr IN* Fkflttoa* Nam* at S M A R T A N D A S S O C IA TES , and ttiat I Intend to register said name with Iti* Clark *4 to* Circuit Ceurt. Samlnato Count*. F tor to*, to accardanca with to* Provision* *1 to* F lc iltla u t Nam* Statutes. Ta Wit Section MS •» F tor to* Statutes ISM SUPERIO R A D VAN TA G E. INC Vlttot W. Smart As Its Pr.siOvwt PubUsh: February it. x . March ». It. IME D E N t it NOTICE O F FIC TITM W SN AM E Nolle* It haraby fivan that I n in gag id in business at IMP Saratoga Lana. Geneva F L n m . Samlnato County. Florid* tmdar to* Fwtiltout Nam* at B I L L S PH O TO G R APH Y, and toat I Intend to register said name with to* Clark *1 to* Circuit Court, l emmata County, Flor too. to occordonco with too Provisions ot too F lc iltla u t Nam* Slatwtot. To Wit Section gas Ot F tor Ida Statutes INI William J, Alt Publish: February M. March J. i>. t*. tax den in IN T H E C IECUIT COURT FO R SEMI HOLE COURT Y. FLO RIDA P R O M T ! O lV lilO H Flto Humber to I*4 CP IN R E: E S T A TE OF E R N E S T G A LLA N T , also known as E R N E S T J G A LLA N T. Deceased NOTICE OF A D M IN IS T R A T IS * ! Th* administration *1 Ihe •slat* al E R N E S T G A LLA N T , also known at E R N E S T J G A L L A N T , dacaasad. F lla Number to IS4 CP. Is pending In toe Circuit Court lor Seminole C o u n ty F l o r i d a . P r a b a la Division, too a ddrtti *1 which It Seminolo County Courthouse. San lord Ftortoo The names end oddrottot ol too personal roprotanlalivo and too personal reprosantative s attorney pro m i for to below A ll Interested persons a rt required to llto with tola court. WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N OTICE: (I) all claims against to* estate and 111 any a bloctla n by on Interested perron on whom tola nolle, was Mrved toot challenges the valid tty ot tha will, tha quaiilicaltons al too pertonal representative, venue, or lurltdietton ol too court A L L CLAIM S ANO O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL B C F O R E V E R BA R R ED Publication ol this Notice has begun on March II. IHO Personal Roprotanlalivo Dale Snider N t Oakland Avenue Sanford. F tor Ida m i l Attorney tor Personal Representative G Andrew Speer 700 East Commercial Strial Suita S ' '• Senior d. Florida IL in Tttophono 14*7) 177 tits Florida Bar No 074440 Publish. March it. I*. i « DEO IM IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIG H TE E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. S T A T E OP FLORIOA. Ca m Me.: toaato CA r« L G e n .n l Jurisdiction Ftortoo t a r No.: Coat** F L E E T M ORTGAGE CORP , P la .mill, vs W ILLIAM JA M ES PO SEY. If living. aluv . at a l . d elta in v ejtm en t C E N T E R L T D , INC .a Flor Ida corporation, o la l . Deltndantt NOTICE O F ACTION TO D E L T A IN V E S T M E N T C E N T E R L T 0 . IN C. a Florida cor per a Iion L a tl known mailing addrvts iry Maitland Avenue Altamonte Springs. Florida YOU A R E NOTIFIED ttval an action to torecloH Iho mortgage e n cu m b erin g th* fallow ing property In Seminole County. Florid* CorafcMWiftitiin Unit 334. Build mg I4A, ot HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS, occording to th* Doctor#!lon ol Condominium rvcordod on Novtmb*r 11 1914 In Off IClot Rtcordl Book ISI4 pogot 441 thru TVS in d im+ndod toy h rif omofsdmont tfwroto f t cordod on M ir th 11. IftS In OHiClo) R tc o rd i Book 1411. Pog«t 4/1 thru 414 furfhor omondtd by omondmonl thorofo rtto rd id Ptbruory 10. 1944 O fficii! Record! 1709 pog«! 00/7 thru 00*7. Further omendod by omtndmenf thereto recorded Februery 70. 1944 in Ofhciol Record! Book 1/11. Pegev 0944 thru Of74* further emended by emend men t thereto recorded Februery 70. 1944 in Official Record! Book 1/11. Pegev 9/1 thru 091!, of the Public Record! Of Semmole County, Florid* together with ell Appurtenance! thereto end m undivided inf e!f in the common element! of laid Condominium a t let forth in !*rd Declaration Condomim um Rider 4 Mortgage Rider attached hereto and by thi! reference made a part hereof Including ipecihcaJIy. but not by way ol limitation the follow m g equipm ent F ire p la c e , Peddle Fane. Mirrored Clovet Doorv, Refrigerator, Range Ot!hw«ihef, Diipocai. Weiher Dryer, Microwave he! been tiled by the PteinMI again!! you end other! in fhe above entitled cewve and you ere reguired to verve a copy ot yoiutr written da ffn u v it arty, to II on SM ITH 4 SIMMONS Pla in tiff! attorney!. I ll Wait A d a m i S tree t. Suite 1114. jAckumviiitH Florida 33202. on or before March tl, 1990. 4 til* th* or if mat with the Clerk ol lh i! Court either before ie-rvice on Plaintiff I attorney or imme diatety ther eaf ter other ante, a deleult will be entered egaiml you for the relief demanded in th* complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and veal ot thi% Court on thi% tth day of February 1990 (SEAL) M A R V AN N E MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Jean Bnilent Deputy CWrk Pubhth February If. 34 March %17 *9W> D E N U1 I9 0 T IC C O P A C T IO * ST AT E O f F L O R ID A TO LIN D A J P O S E Y , if liv in g , and if m a rrie d . J O H N D O E . her huvfeand, w h « a raa l nam * l« uncartam . if liv in g , inclu d ing any unknown ipous* of M id D ftfn d a n t! If tith a f h a t r« m a ff i«d and if t it t e r or both o l v a id D e fe n d a n t! a r t do c ra v e d th o ir ro v p o ctiv o un known te irv . dtvrM O !. gran i**!. av iig n * * !, crad itorv. b tn o rt and trwktoov and a ll o tte r p t r w n ! c la im in g by. through, undwr er againvt ih* nam ed Dofandant t W h ow r ttid a n c a n unknown Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an a ction to fo r*clota a m ortgage on t t e follow ing p ro p e rly in Sa m m oiaCounty, F lo rid a LO T U . S A N F O R D P L A C E , A S U B D IV IS IO N . A C C O R O IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 33. P A G E S 31 T H R O U G H 33. O F TH E P U B L I C R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R I OA h a t boon file d a g a in tt you a d W I L L I A M J A M E S P O S E Y . If liv in g , and if m a rm e d , M R S W I L L I A M J A M E S P O S E Y , tut w ile, if liv in g f inclu d ing any unknown lp o u ta of M id Deten d e n t! II t it t e r h a t re m a rrie d and if e ithe r or both of vaid D efendant! a re d ic ta te d , their r»i(»ectiv« unknown t e ir t , de v lia e it g ra n te e t . a it ig n e e i, c re d ito r!, lienorv and truvteev. and a ll o tte r pertonv c la im in g by., through, under m a g ain tt lhe nam ed D etendantv A M E R IC A N G E N E R A L H O M E E Q U I T Y . IN C . a corporation, t u c c e t t o r b y m e r g e r w ith C R E O IT H R IF T OF A M E R IC A . IN C . a c o r p o ra tio n . R Y A N B R O T H E R S . INC a F lo rid a corporation. S T E R C H I B R O S S T O R E S . INC . a D elaw are cor poretton doing b u tin e v t m Flo r »da and S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , a p o litic a l tu b d iv itio n of tte State of F lo r id a and you a re re g u ire d to Verve a copy o l your w ritten detent*!, if any, to it on JO SE PH M P A N IE L LO E S Q U I R E , P la in tiff ■ attorney who*# a d d re tt it |0t N F r a n k lin Street, Suite 7/30 Tam pa. F lo rid a IMC 2 on or before the |fh day ot A p ril, IHd. and tile the o rig in a l with tte C le rk of that Court either b e fore te r v ic e on P la in t if f i attorney im m e d iate ly th e ft a fte r o tte r wive a d efau lt w ill be entered a g a n v t you tor the re lie f dem anded in tte Com p la n t e r P e titio n D A T E D an th u l i t ddy ot March. 1990 (S E A L ) M A R V A N N E M O RSE C I E H K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B V Ruth K n g Deputy Clerk P u b iiih M a r c h ! II i t 24 >990 D I O 31 L filN o U c — Legal Notices Legal N otkee NOTKCOP PICT IT KK/t MAJKI IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OB T U B I W t T I I M T H JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT CITY OB U U t ia U N Y .B k M I M N OTICI 0B B IM U C M M IM N O TICI It H I K I I Y GIVCN b# toe o t r CammteMea X to* C)*»x L X * Mar#, Btorkta. to*) U M Catotolsstan will MSB * BuMIc Maarlsx an *Brll I. IN * X 7 X P M , x n D M toareal tot M pass toto. to x n tlM x a t aquae) Own Castor**. On war anM AqXkan). tor tlto Bton r t e it w ssltli V a r ia n t* * I* CltaKer in . ) m « i B, la t (ton t i l ) , rstoi ttof to* nwrtoar •I require* parkin* «**<*!■ Cdanker i l l M i l l to aMew un bre*en revri *) ear kin* I* ascee* I K toe): Ordinance NvmBer aW to reduce toe mini m em la n d ic a n e Break re In b u t m u ai x t t l W 4 M .L ir g i m b , lamtoato Caunty. Flartoa, ustoar Ih* Flrtlltout Nam* *4 MB UNI V E N 1 I H B A L T H EN T E B M I S E S . and toal I Clerk *1 to* C k tu ll Ceurl. Sam Inato Caunto. Ftortoa. in *c tardanca with to* Pravlttan* st to* Fktiltouk Nam* SlahiSat. Ta Wit Seclton B I B Ftortoa Slatutot 1*17 Shari Hur tout PvM Nh: March S. I t It. S*. IH* D E O as CITY OB L A K E M A BV. F L O B I M NOTICE OB K » r « r . , v » by to* Blaming and lantag beard al to* City *• Lak* Mary, hald a Public Hairing an Agrll L t m *1 I K B M ar a t Man Hdar a rvquetl ham First F m bytorian Church *4 Lab* ahary. atglicanl. N r a candUtawal us* garmll and tlto #an a**rw*i tor a church and aducaltonal laclllltot to an A I dtohlcl an to* toi towing dtscribtd Bnoarly Begm I M t H Iml W n l al to* S E e a rn e r a l S a d la n II. TawnHu* X South. Bang* X Eatl. seto batog an lha South lino ol H id Soclto II, Ihonca run North otong too Center line el the Lak* Mary Lang wood Rood SOJ17 tori to a Ft to SOW Lat* Mory Langwoad Bead having a drfltclton angla to to* toll *1 * i r , thane* canttou* Nortoarly along to* Cantor lint *1 s*M Lakt Mary Lsn|.aad Baad i n CuS w BW IdWI Jkl ^ Iv kaw vWil rare X rum VI k^ VM ndbldW pBswo r^yii, toaned run Wntorly al rlghl angtoa to said raad si] SJ toal. toanc* run Nartoarly par*11*1 with seto raad If 7 X toel. thence run Easterly I X X to#, tower run Seutoarly aaraltol with said raad. H I M toal toanc* run Easterly X I SI toel to a paint I K * toal Northerly tram Point a l B t g in n ln g . t h t n e t run Soutoorly X I toot to Point al Bogimtng LESS too oottorly IS tool tor raad Tho Public Hoofing will bo hold In too Commlstwn Cham bars. I X H Country Club Rood. Lata Mary. Th* Public It in vltod to attend and t* hoard Said flooring may bo centinuod Irsm lima to lima until o Irnol decision It mod* by to* City A T A P E D B E C O B D O F THIS M E E TIN G IS M ADE BY THE C I T Y F O B IT S C O N V E N IENCE THIS B EC O A O M AY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE Q U ATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF A P P E A L FR O M A DECISIO N M A D E BY TH E CITY WITH BE S PE C T TO THE FOREGOING M A TTE R ANY PER SO N WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AN AD EQ U A TE R E C O R O O F THE P R O C E E D INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P E L L A T E PU R P O SES IS A D V I S E D TO M A K E T H E N ECESSARY ARRANGE M IN T S AT HIS OR H ER OWN EXPEN SE CITY OF L A K E M ARY. FLORIOA Carol Edwards City Clark D A TE D Ftbruory It. 1H0 Publish March II. IH« DEO 40 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE OIVISION Flto Number K»S4 CP IN B E : ESTATE OF Virgil G Bumgardror. Jr , Docaased NOTICE OF AOMINISTBATION TO A L L PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E E S T A T E AND A L L O T H E R PERSONS IN T E R E S T E D IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I T IED toal to* admimslralion ol Ih* a s l a l a *1 V i r g i l G Bumgarikwr, J r . dacaasad. Flla Number X »J4 CP. It pending the Circuit Court for Sominol* C o u n ty . F lo r id * . P r o b o l* Division, too oddrttt al which Is Sominol* County Cou,mouse Son lord. F L >7771 Th* personal representative ol toe esleto It Donne Bum gerdner. whose edWess is Route A Bor *4 San lord F L U t il Th* name and adikets ol Ih* personal rtprotonlalivo's attorney are sal torlh below All persons having claim , or demand, against the estate ere re q u ired . WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE, to lile with the clerk ol the above court a written statement ot any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be m writing end must indicate toe basis tor toe claim, toe name end address ol toe creditor er his agent ar a tto rn e y , and Ih* om aunl claimed II to* claim Is not yet duo. Ih* del* when It will become due shell be staled II to* claim Is contingent or unit quldated. th* nalura al lha uncertainly shall bo staled II to* claim is sacurtd. to* socurI ly shall b* described Th* claimant shall deliver sultlclenl copies ol to* claim to Ihe clerk to enable to* clerk to mail one copy to each personal repr* sontativo All persons mleretied in to* estate to whom a copy ol Hot Nebco ol Administration hat been m ailed ere required. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FR OM THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE, to bl* any ob ,reboot they may have toat challenge th* validity ol Ih* decedent t will, to* quahtico tions ol the personal repr* tentative, or Ih* venu* or turtsdtclcon ol toe court A L L CLAIMS. O CM AND S. ANO O BJECTIONS NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R BA R R ED Del* oJ the lirsl publication at this Not.c* ol JCdm,mtlr*l.on March s. teeo Donna B umq If oner. As Personal Representative ot tho E state ol VirgitG Bumgerdner. Jr Deceased A TTO R N EY FOR P ER S O N A L R EPR E SEN TATIVE T r x ia A Madden Esquire Fisher. Malt heat & Madden. P A •I) Ooug'es A m u r Altamonte Springs Telephone apt M l 77J7 Publish Me, c h i It IHO DEO 47 S I M l N O L I COUNTY, tT A T IO B F L M IM . r ..M , Bl S O V R A N M O R T O A G I CO R BOR A T ION, PtaintlH. vs OAVID J. S CM U LTI. II living. a im . H a l. N O T IC I OB ACTION STA T E OB BLORIOA TO: R I M C C A A. S CH U LT E. II living, and II mbrrtod. JOHN DOC. nor husband, who** root nemo it idm rloto. It living. Ns# ftMbuo INXIXXTT sMiWbftaft i^OTBXW pftMsMl ■ res.IckjSIvsft Nxrf a l told Do linden Is II oltoer hot remarried and It altoar ar both *• M id O elrnd an tt ara d* ceased. Iheir respective un I all by. torougn. under or agdwsf 14a Dafavkeaafhk YOU A K C NOTIFIED Itef an aetten la Itfsciate a m srtia f on tte foOowtnq praasrty In Stminofe Courtfy, plorto* Lot I. Tract A. THE AftftOftS at MIDDEN L A K E SSCTIN I. according is tte Plaf Itersaf at rw or N d in Piaf im k 14. Page f l and 9X Public Racardt al Seminole County. Florida L o f 101 A. T r a d A . T H E AR BOR S A T HIDOEN L A K E SECTION 1, according Is tte Plat tterssf at recorded In Plat Book 24. pages 91 and 91 Public Recent! al Semlwsfe Ceunty, DAVID J. SCH ULTE. It living, and' if married.. MRS DAVID J S CH U LT E. Kit wife. If living, including any unknown ip o u * oi «a*d Defendants tf timer net remarried and If titte r or both el said Defendants are de ceased, tte ir respective un known heirs, devisees, granites, assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, and ail after persons claiming by, through, undtr or against the named Defendants and you are reguired *o serve a copy of reur written defenses, if any, teiten JO SEPH M PA N IELLO . ESQ UIR E. Plaintiffs attorney whose address it: 101 N Franklin Street. Suite 3/10. Tampa. F lerida 33*01 on or bolero fhe 4th day of April. 1910. and lilt the original wllh the Clerk at this Court either before ter vice on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there offer, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tte relief demanded in fhe Com plainlor Petition D A T E D on (hit 2nd day ot March. 1990 C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY ja n e E Jasewtc Deputy Clerk Publish March 3.12.19.34. 1990 D E O 30 '" n o t i c e o f p r o c e e d i n g FO R CLOSINO. VACATING A N O ABANDONING A S TR E ET TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCE R N You wifi fake notice that the City Commission i f the City of Sanford. Florida, at / 00 o’clock P M on March 74. 1990., m tte City Commission Roam'at tte City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, will consider end de termme whether or not tte City will close, vacate and abandon any right of the City and tte public in and to a portion of tach Low Drive between Hidden Lake Drive and Old Lake Mary Road, further described as follow! The Westerly one hundred thirty eight feet flJT ) from tte corner property line of tte 300 b lo ck of Loch Low D riv e , Hidden Lake Unit I C as re corded in ipfal Book. HI* Page 94. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida A ll parlies In interest and citifeni shall have an opportunl ty to be heard at said tearing By order ot the City Com mission of the City of Sanford. F lor ida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a person decides fo appeal a decision made with respect fo any matter considered at tte above meeting or tearing, he may need a verbatim record of tte proceedings. Including Ihe testimony and evidence, whkh record is not provided by fhe City of Sanford (FS 744 01431 Janet R Donahoe City Clerk Publish March 13,1990 D E O 23 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T.O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT* IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE FLORIOA CASE NO: 19 4413 CA 99 P CR E O ITH R IFT . INC . Plaintiff. vs C H A R L E S R PALMQUIST. et al. Defendants TO M IC H A E L O N E I L L HESS and M A R T H A S HESS 1393 Maitland Avenue Maitland. Florida and any parlies who may be interest as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, Creditors, trustees, or other claimants, by, through, under or against M IC H A E L O ’N E I L L HESS and M A R T H A S HESS NOTICE O F ACTION YOU A R E N OTIFIEO that an ad /on ter foreclosuro ol a mort gage on the following property Tte South 40 3/ feet of Lof 14. and tte North 39 43 feet ot Lot 13. B l o c k B . O A K L A N D SHORES, according to tte plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 10. Pages 3 and 4. Pu blic Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed egainsf you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to If, if a n y , on J O H N C E N G LE M A R O T. P A . 1334 E L iv in g iio n Street. Orlando. Florida 331(33. P la in tiff! at for nay. on or before March 33. 1990. and tile tte' original with tte Clerk of this Court titter before service on Plaintiffs* attorney, or immedialety there alter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for ihe retet demanded in tte Com plaint tor Foreclosure WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on February la. 1990 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ctcelia V ike rn Publish February I* 34 March V 13. 1990 D E N 31/ •ertoe* at per to togas X t c r p n a n T H I I M T M B F I C T OF T H I SOUTH IU7B P U T OF T H I SOUTHW1»T to OB T H I SOUTHWEST to O f SICTION II. T O W N tH IB N S O U TH , MANGE X I AST, SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLO R ID A. LESS TH E EAST n F E E T THEME O f FO R L A K E E M M A ROAD AN O T H I E A S T M R F E E T O f T H I NORTH 144X F E E T O f TH E NORTHW EST to O f SECTION I*. TOWNSHIP X SO U TH . R A N G E M EA S T. L E S S THE E A S T U B E E T TH E R E O F BOR L A K E (MALA ROAD CONTAINING TH E R E IN IK A C B E e PARCEL I TH E (A S T S4RX B E E T OF TH E SOUTH US II F E E T O f T H I NORTH M A X F E E T OF TH E NORTHW EST to O F TH E NORTHW EST to O f SECTION I*. TO W N S H IP IB SO U TH . RANGE X EAST. SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A. LESS T H I EAST O F E E T TH ER E O F FO R R O AD RIGHT OF W A Y . CONTAINING TMKRCIN 4 NACRE r Tte Public Nearing will be held in the Commission Cham bers. 134 H Country Club Road. Lake Mary l i d hearing may be continued from time to time until a final decision is made by I M C ity C a m m is ile n . The Public is mvifod fo attend and bo heard A TA P E D R E CO R D O f THIS MEETISeG IS M A DE BY THE C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V C NIENCE THIS RECORD M A Y NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE Q UATE RECORD FOR BUR BOSES OF A P P E A L FR OM A DECISION M A D E BY T H E CITY WITH R E S P E C T TO THE FOREGOING M A TTE R ANY PER S O N WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AH AD EQ U A TE R ECO R D O f THE F R O C E I D IHGS IS M AINTAIN ED FOR A P P E L L A T E PU R P O SES IS A D V I S E O TO M A K E T H E N ECESSARY ARRANGE M E N TS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPEN SE CITY OF l a k e M ARv. F l o r i d a Car# (Beards City Clerk D A TE D February 7*. lew PuSMieh March It. 1X0 DEOX NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nance It hereby given toal I am e n g rp a In bueinau el 7*78 Herbaur C l . A«***,. F L MTU. Seminal, Caunty. Ftortoa. urdar to* Fkltitoue Nam* al THOMAS PUBLISHING, and tool I inland to re fill* . M id nam* with to* Clark al to* Circuit Court. Sam inato County. Florida. In ec cor dance with toe Proviuoni ol to* Flciltlaut Nam* Statute*. Te WII Seclan *4) 0t Florida Stal utat I*S1 Cynthia L Th om e, Publish March 1). If. M. April I. lfW DEO i n N O TICI OF FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* it hereby Riven that I am enqafed in bu*m**t al J07 Kantor Bird , Casselberry, Sem male Cavity. Flartoa. under tot F l c t l l l a u t N a m e o f IN N O V A TIV E E N T E R P R IS E S , and toal I inland to rtqistor se.d nam* eito Ih* Clark a l to* Circuit Ceurl. Seminal* County. Flartoa. in accordance with to* Prevision, el lha Fictitious Nam* Statutes. Ta WII Section MS X F to to* Stalule* H U RichardA Earley Publish March u. If. M. April 1. I fX DEO IX IN T H i C IR C U IT CO U RT F O P 3 IM 1 N O L I COUNTY, FLO RIDA PROBATff DIVISION Fife Minuter 94 134 CP IN R E E S T A T E O F M A Y $HTE IR A B E L SON Dtctatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION T te administration of tte •slat* oi M ay Shttir Ate!son. d a c a a s a d . F it * N u m b ir 90 134 CP. It ponding In tte C ircu it Court tor Saminal# C o u n t y F l o r i d a , P ro b a ta Division, tte address of which ii 301 North Park Avtny*, San lord, Florida 137/» Tte namts and address** of fte personal rtpresamafiv* and fte p*'tonal rtpreiantafivff't at for nay are t*f forth b*low All Infvretftd p t f w t are required fo til* with this court, WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (!) all claims against ite tstatt and (3) any o bjtcfio n by an in ftra s ltd person on whom this notice was served that challenge* tte valid ify of fte will, fte qualifications of ite pvrtonal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot fte A L L CLAIMS AN D O BJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE F O R E V E R BARREO Publication of tfi** Notice has begun on March 11. 1990 Personal Repreientafive Murray Abel son. 11/3 W>nged Foof Circle East 9i»nfer Spr/ngt. Florida 32/01 Attorney lor Personal Representative LouisNotfre. Esq c oShutfi A Bowen IMS Edward Ball Building 100 Chopin P laia Miami Florida 33131 Telephone (303 ) 3/9 9144 M A RYAN N E MORSE Clerk. Circuit Court BY Patricia Thafcter D EPU TY C L E R K SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA Publish March 13 ft 1990 DEO 134 Lagal Notlcts IN T N IC IK IH T C O W rrO B FLO RIDA IR ANO FOR T N I COUNTY O f 1EMIMOLI CIVIL ACTION M u A A lX P C A d R I S T A T I C ? F lO R I t M DEPARTM ENT O f TRANSPORTATION HEATHROW LANO ANO D EVELO PM EN T CORPORATION. X X NOTICE TO SNOW CAUSE NOTICE OB SUIT STATE O f FLO RIOA TO Th* Fir*) NdHewX Rank X Sato) Paul SE R V E : Herbert Canvamlut. S N M m w tX a SireX S) Paul. MtoswtXa Sttol F terarna Trap eater X Sycamore Street Jacki Parcel IX T* XI lletop. tod I) xry x pH prentoe*. <raXtorv tttox*. ar ethar parlta* ctolm lnp by. Such NwdpaN. I) astv*. tod. I) dead, tool, unknewti spaute. hair*, deviw at. I***)***, pronto**, creditor*. Itenart. ar athar parti** clatmtn* by. torauqh. under, er aeitntt any tuch dtceaeed defendant ar deton dent*, tod XI ether portlet rtqM. Ittto. x Intoret) in and to tha pn » si)) drtcribod in th* Pell Han. to sell: SECTION TIM* 1X7 ST A T E ROAD 4 X 11 4) SEMINOLE COUNTV DESCRIPTION FEE S IM P L E -L IM IT E D ACCESSRIGM TOP WAV PARCEL NO ix Thai part at Government L X I. Section IS Tannthip X South, Rjnp* X Eatl. SemlnaN Ceunty. Florid* ANO m* E a tl >* al IKa W ell I, et M id Sactlon IS ail lying Norm and W n l X the Atlantic Coe*I LX* Railroad end South X Lak* Mary Boulevard described et to!low* Commence X Ih* Net tha* it earner X Sec lien IS. Tanntotp X South. Ranpe X Eatl. Sami not* County, Flartoa, tetd paint btmp on Ih* cantor Iin* al lurvay X Lak* M ary boulevard Section 77tot, lhanc* run atonf eeidturvey Iin* tor th* tattooing court** end dittanen - South t r i r i k " W n l 7)141 tool to th* beginning X a curve concave Northerly, having a radtu* X t i l l IS teat and a chard bearing X North IStaTM W**t, lhanc* Wntorly along th* arc X taid curve through a control angle X ir t * U ’ a dittence X X ) It tool tor tie end X M id c u n . Ihence North I* * irir* W**l 111 to tax to Ih* beginning X a curve cancan Sauttwrly. having a radiu* X effS M toal and a chord b oxing X North l l ' e r i l " W n l. thane* W ntorly along th* x c X M id curvs through a central angla at o**47 ) i ■ a cMlenc* s i M b tax tor th* end al Mid curve, thence North 1 1 'b S 'ir ’ W ait 701 71 leet; thence, depot ling **to survey line. South 0»*t4 J7" W nt It 44 f*X to ihe Southerly etlthng righl X way Un* X Lake Mary Beuievxd tor Ih* POINT OF BEGINNING; lhanc* continue South a»*S4 j7" w n t d ls N X . thence South l# * l l) ' E n t IM ft. lhanc* South k V l c i r ' W n l M Nat. lhanc* South koto* 71 E n t S U M toal. lhanc* South 7|.»’07" East N7 71 I n i ta to* Wntorly tilth n g right el way Una X *ia abandon** C S X R a i l r o a d ; lh a n c * N e r t h 1 ) .i l'4 4 " ( a t t along ta id railroad rlghl X nay M If toal to a paint designated a* Petal A; thence continue North 77*II'4J" Eatl along M id railroad right el way SO U toel to to* beginning X a curve concave Westerly, having a radius X I M 17 Net and a chard boxing al to ri* llt a r U " E a t l ; th a n c a Northerly along too x c X Mid curve through a central angle at S IM S 'tr a dittanca at 17 J7 toel to Tha Sauttwrly ailtllng right at w a y tin * e l L a k * M a r y Baulevxd tor to* and al Mid curve end to* beginning al a extra concave Northerly, hav mg a radiu* X ittO M toat and a chord boxing X North r r s n T " West, toanc* Westerly along to* x c X said curve (M*d eiltung Sauttwrly right X nay In through a central angla el O lt o r ir a distance at M i t N X tor too and ol said c x v t . toanc* Norm 7X17 01" W n l IIP OT Teel ta to* baginning ol a Curve concave Southerly, having a radiu* X 4*4} 71 le x and a chord bearing al North 11*40 a*" West, toanc* Northerly along Ih* x c X M id curve through a central angla al 04**4'14* a distance X I T iM N X tor end al said curve, thence North 44*0} 17 ' W n l »7 44 leal to Ih* Pom I pi Beginning CO N TAINING I *70 acre*, mere x let*. TO GCTHER with all right* X ingress, egrets, light, air and view between to* Grantor'* remaining property and any lecllity constructed on to* above described property along Ih* IXtawing deter ibadluw BEGIN at designated Point A described above. 1hence run North 7**»'»r W n l 477 M teel lor lha end ol to* lew being herein described O W N E D B V : L E O TR E P A H IER . FLO REN CE T R E P A N I E R . M IC H A E L J P A U L U C C I . G IN A J PAULUCCI and CYNTHIA J S O O E R S T R O M . fo r m e r ly known n C y n to la J Peulucci SECTION 771*0 }*}7 STATE R O A O cM Il 4) SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTION F E E S IM P L E - L IM IT E D ACCESS RIGHT O F WAY P A R C E L NO 100 Thai pari ot That portion ol to* SW el Sactlon 7. township JO South. R ang* 10 E a s t . Sam lnel* County. Florida lying W nN fly ol Stato Raad am (LESS road right el way) AND ALSO Block IS. together with *d|* canl vacated alley, at ISLAND L A K E , according loplel the,tot et recxiN d m Piet Boo* 1. peg* J! ot toe Public Records of Seminole County. F lor id* ANO ALSO Th* East al Government Lot I (LESS to* South n i u Net (hereof end toel pxiian lying within th* Piet ol ISLAND L A K E SUBDIVISION et re corded In Plot Book 7. page 17 ol to* Public Records et Semmeto County. Florida) in Soslan tl. Township 10 South. Rang* Jf Legal Noticee («•). Sxnlnato Ceunty. Ftortoa tytop SxsRwrty and ( x t o r ty X a Una deter Wad a* N tN as. Cerhthence el KkO* 1 l o V * tam er X Ih* SW to X Section 7. Te nntol> X SoXh. Ranpe X E m ), Semlnoto Cawtfy. Ftortoa. thence run Norm a r m IT E a tl 4 H I J lea) to Ih* Wetter Iy e iiilln p Llmitod Accet* rt*M X n a y line X Stole Read 4M II *>1 thence South l7*1TIt" Wet) atonp t a x Wbttorty HW* X <*ay line m m la X tar lha POINT O F BEGINNING X lha lino South l f j r i Y ' W n l 4)7 M toat to to* be finning X a c x v t concave Nxtow atNrly. having a radiu* X W U X N X and a chard b oxing X South 4t*WI*" MN*I. toanc* run Sou towaiter Ir along tha arc X taM c x v a through a ctn tral angle *1 7f*7*TY' a Online* X IM S/ tool to Ww N x to tin* X to* South N I 41 ta x X to* E a tl '* X Government L X 1 In Section I), mthip X South, Hang* X t, SamlrwN County. Ftortoa. tor to* and X t a t o c x v a and to* no being herein de*cr Wad C O N TA IN IN G I 171 acta*. TO G E TH E R with XI right* X view between to* Grantor'* remaining pr***rty and any toe ill ty can*true tod an to* above deter toad property OW N ED BY: BA U LU CCI I N V E S T M E N T S . * F lo rid * General Bxtiw rtM p SU BJEC T TO M O R TG AO E recx d a d In OttKIal Records *41. peg* 444. ASSIGN M E N T OB M O R T G A G E r t carded In O tflclX Records Baa* page 1*41. M O R TG AG E M O DIFICATION r*cx«*d in O tflclX Records beak 1*44. page t a il and M O R T O A G I M O DIFICATION recorded In Official Retards Beak SMB. page I t ll ta la v x X LEWIS BUSI NB*S FORMS. INC . a Ftortoa Corporation, and M O R TGAGE re cx d a d In Official Records lis t, page 1X7 m la v x al THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK O F SAINT BAUL You X * n t h notified toat th* Petltw nx tiled It* tw x n Ball Iran and It* OectoralWn al Task ing In toll Ceurt agawnl you at defend ent*. seeking to condemn by eminent domain proceedings detcribed xopecty to* Stato X F tor id*. County X Sam Inal* You ar* Ivflhar notified that to* Petitioner will apply to to* Honorable O H Eaton. J r . one to* Judge* X ton C a x t an to* llto stay X April. A O . IFX. at I M eclock P M . In SEMI HOLE County Courthouse San toed Ftorida. tor an Order X Taking ta ttu* Ckus* All d*Nn dent* to nut lu ll may raquatl a hexing *1 to* lime and place dot.greeted and be hoard Any deNndent tailing to III* a r* quell tor hexing tlsxi wxv* any right to ebfect to to* OrOer X Taking ANO Each attendant I* hereby r* quired to serve wvitsen detente*, it any. and raquatl a hexing. If desired, to M id Peltltan an D E P A R T M E N T OF TRANSPORTATION I lfS Woodland Bled D e l end. Florida 11770 c/eLawrences Gendswr District Five Eminent Domain Attorney...... *04 714 SIS) an ar be Nr* to* tnd day al April. A D . tfUTtoid IIN to* orlgm xt with to* Clark X tost C a x t an that da tv to thaw cause what right. lltN. interest. or INn you X any X you have in and to to* prapxty described in tlw Petition and ta thaw cause. II any you hav*. why the proper ty should not be condemned tor Ih* ute* and purposes set torlh in to* Petition II you IXI to answer, a default may be an lered against you tor to* rollel demanded Ms to* Petition I) you tail ta request a hexing an to* PeliHon tor Order X Taking yaw shell waive any rlghl to obtecl to M id O rdtrXTakM ig WITNESS M Y HANO AND S EA L X M id C a x t on to* I4to day al F e tru x y . A D . IfX AAARVANNE MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruto King Deputy C lx k (SEAL) Publish February m . March S. I). If. I fX □ E N il! N O T IC E OF FICTITIOUS N AM E Ttol.c, I, hereby given that we er* engaged Mi business at 11*4 Oberlin T e r r x t. L X * AAxy. Semlnoto County, Ftorida under Ih* F Ic11•I o u • H e m * o t S O U TH ER N AQ UASCAPIN G. end that we intend to register M id name with Ih* C lx k ot th* Circuit C o x t, Samlnato County. Ftorida. In eccovdance with to* P ro v ision , ol lha Flctiliau* N am , Statute*. To Wit Sactlon 401 Of Florida Stalule* Its; Michael Winfrey O x r y l Sullivan Publish February It. It. M x c h S. I). IfX DEN 70* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I H i EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. : X lit ) C A M I IN T H E M A T T E R O F TH E A D O P T IO N O F T J D and A R D. (T O M a n d A E M I M in x Child NOTICE OF ACTION TO T H O M A S D AW SO N MOORE 1411 ROSE D A L E H O U S TO N T E X A S Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NI F I E D to al e P e titio n l x A Non ha* bean titod a g ain ,I and that you a ra requires tar** a copy a l your Rasp, a t P le a d in g I* ihe P e titio n s Hw P etitio ner , attorney. M c C L A N A H A N . J R . ids P x k Ay* - Suite 8 Sard F to rid a m i l . and hi* Ih* a nal Response x P leadin g ta O tlic * el to* Ctorts at ih* Cu Court, an or be love to* llt o at A x i l . I f X II you ta il t a d a D e fau lt Jud g m ent w ill taken e g x n s i you l x too n demanded in to* P e h lix s O A T E D e l S a n ix d Sem i County F lo rid * Hus Ills da M x c h tew C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T By H e e ih x Brunner As Deputy C le tk P u b lish M a rc h I) I*. 7, 4 1. I*VO D E O I}) �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday. March 12, 1090 — ?A Lithuania defies Gorbachev Baltic state’s independence cracks U.S.S.R. Nightmare on Elm Drhra L O S A N G E L E S — T h r second ton of m illio n a ire p a re nt! alaln in a b ru ta l barrage of shotgun blast* In th e ir Beverly H ill* m ansion surrendered in detective* when h r a rriv e d follow ing « flight from Israel. E r ik M enender IB. had been playin g In u profr**lonal te n n is lo u m a m e n i In Israel last week when he learned he was w anted for the A u k . 3 0 sla y in g of h is parents. He w as arrested a bou l I a m. S u n d a y a i I n s Angeles International A irp o rt. Ile v rrly H ills police Sgt. J o h n Edrnundsnn said. E r ik * brut h r r, Lyle. 22. w as u n ra te d T h u rsd a y u i Ihe fa m ily 's U c v rrly l l l l i s home on E lm D rive and Tared u rra lg n m rn l M onday on two r n u n is id m urder. Jo se M eneltdr/. 43. n v ld ro and m usic Industry executive, and h is w ife K illy . 44. w e rr killed it* they w atched television In t h r first'floor library id th e ir home. The k illin g s were described by veteran h om icide d r tr c llv r * a* am ong Ihe most gruesome they have ever seen b rc u u s r id Ihe num ber o f lim e * Ihe v lrllm * were shut w ith pow erful 12-gaugr shotgun*. Rostenkowski challenges Bush on deficit W A S H IN G T O N - Hep. D an K oslenkow skl. D -lll.. ch a irm a n of th r pow erful House W ays and Means Com m ittee, challenged President Hush to endorse his plan to e lim in a te the federal budget deficit. In purt. by ra isin g consum er taxes. K o sle n ko w skl. w ho o u llln rd hi* flvr-year plan In S u n d a y 's W ashington Post, also called for a rejection of a ll tax ru t proposals, u freeze on spending and u sin g the "|ie n rc d iv id e n d " to reduce ih e deficit. Overhaul of transportation urged W A S H IN G T O N — T h e Issue, not su rp risin g ly . I* m oney. A n d when It come* to transportation, the a d m in istra tio n I* betting A m e rica n s are w itlin g lo bear Ihe cost of re p a irin g the n ation 's overbu rdenrd road, rail and a viation system*. T ran sportation Secretary S am u el S k in n e r p rrd lc trd Sunday that co m m u te r congestion “ w ill get b e lte r." bu t on ly at a price to be borne by user* Interviewed on the N B C New* program “ Meet the P ress." S k in n e r d.■scribed, how Ihe adm in istration w o uld look lo cities, stale* and even private business to build new roads and rail co rrid o r to rrd u c r congestion In u rlu iu areas. Freni United Praia International raporta White House supports freedom for Lithuania United Praaa International_____ V IL N IU S . U .S .S .K . L ith u a n ia 's d eclaratio n o f Independence from M oscow poses the first s p lin te rin g o f the Soviet U n io n sin ce the co m m u n ist na­ tion w as founded n early seven decades ago. T he u n a n im o u s vote S u n d a y by the L ith u a n ia n P arliam ent cam e a f lr r law m akers shed the words " S o v lc l S o c ia lis t" from Ihe B a ltic re p u b lic's nam e and chose V y iu u ia s L a n d sb crg ls — fo u n d e r o r I he S a j u d ls n a ­ t io n a lis t m o v e m e n t — as L ith u a n ia 's first non-com m unist president since co m in g under Soviet co n tro l SO years ago. T he U n ited S te le s n ever re­ cognized M oscow 's 1940 a n n e x ­ ation of L ith u a n ia In a deal b r lw r r n Jo s e f S ta lin and A dolf H ille r. W ash in gton also rejerted Soviet Incorporation o f Ihe other B a ltic re p u b lics. E s io n la and Latvia. L it h u a n ia 's P a rlia m e n t, o r Suprem e S ovie t, voted 127-0 w iih six a b ste m io u s In m a kin g •h r p ro cla m a tio n of Indepen­ dence expected lo lead lo format secession through negotiations w ith M oscow. T he break posed a h isto ric rh u lk-n g r to President M ik h a il Gorbachev, w ho has prom ised h r w ould not use force against L ith u a n ia but Indicated Moscow w ill m ake heavy e conom ic de­ m ands us I he price of freedom . M osco w h a s h in te d at an econom ic blockade by ch arging w orld prices in hard cu rre n cy for W A S H IN G T O N - T h e While House urged Moscow S um tsy to “ respect the will of the citterns of Lithuania" In thstr. Stetsralion of Indepenrteam the Soviet Union. How e spokesman e said In a "the United n e w recognised ihe torelMf Incorporation of the independent stales of Sstonta. Latvia, or Lithuania, Into the VMM.Hr "W e have consistently supported Ihe Baltic peoples* inalienable right to peaceful self-determination." Fltzwatrr Lithuania proclaimed its Soviet raw m aterials, as well as d e m a n d in g r e p a y m e n t o f b illio n s o f rubles Moscow In­ vested In L ith u a n ia ’s Infrastruc­ ture In Ihe past SO years. E a r lie r S u n d a y . P a rlia m e n t had Issued an appeal lo the S o v lc l U nion, sa ying In purl. " T h e S u p r e m e S o v ie t o f L ith u a n ia appeals to the people* o f Ihe S o v lcl U n io n to support o u r a spiratio n and lo u ndersiand we are guided by good Inten­ tio n s." W h ile H o u s e s p o k e s m a n M a rlin F lte w u le r s a id . " T h e U ntied States w ould urge the Soviet governm ent lo respect Ihe w ill of the citize n s of L ith u a n ia " W r c a ll u p o n Ihe S ovie t governm ent lo address Its co n ­ lay in a lon g ue a pet le d m ove th a t re p ­ resented the first s p lin te rin g o f the S oviet U n io n sin ce the co m m u n ist suite w as founded n e arly seven decades ago. " T h e U n ite d States w ould urge Ihe Soviet governm ent lo respect ih e w ill o f the c itte rn s o f L ith u a n ia aa e xp re sse d th rou gh Ih e lr freely elected repreaenlalIves and e xp e rts Ihe governm ent o f L ith u a n ia to consider Ihe rig h ts o f Its m in o r it y p o p u la t io n . " F ite w ater said. T h e p ro c la m a tio n o f In­ dependence represented Ihe first sp lin te rin g o f Ihe S ovie t U n io n in 6 8 years sin ce the Soviet U n io n w as proclaim ed w as created Dec. 3 0 .1 9 2 2 . c e r n s a n d In te re sts th ro u g h Immediate, c n n s lru c llv e negotia­ tion* w lih the governm ent of L lih u u n tu ." F lte w u le r said. Lundstx-rgl* later la id a new* conference lie had w ritten letter* to President Hush and French P resident F ra n co is M itte rra n d a s k in g th e ir g o v e rn m e n ts to rccognt/e the L ith u a n ia n sm tr. "W e Just did 11 *o q u ic k ly a n d we have received no respon se." h r said. T he L illi no nlan president sold Ihe P arlia m e nt'* vole declared the re b irth o l the re p u b lic ’s Independence, and he hoped to begin n rg o lla tlo u * szxin w llh M oscow on fo rm a l se ce ssio n Irom the Soviet Union. E a c h L ith u a n ia n la w m a k e r sUxxl and voted, and a roar C o m e d ia n s h o n o r fu n n ie s t a cto rs, a c tr e s s e s United Press totsmat ten a I L O S A N G E L E S - Meg Hyan and H illy C ry sta l gave "W h e n H arry M el S illy ..." a sweep S atu rda y night of the major Him honor* ul Ihe lourth A m erican Cornedv Aw ards. R yan was nam ed lu n n lcst film actress and C ry sta l funniest Him actor lor I9HU for Ihc-lr leading roles In "W h e n H a rry Met S ully ....'* director Rob R e in e r's story of Iwo rlo s r friends w ho spend years becom ing lovrrs. J u lie K a v n rr w as the o n ly double w inner d u r in g Ih e c e r e m o n y a i i h r S h r in e A u d ito riu m . She w as nam ed fu n u lrs l sup­ porting Him uctrcs* lor her part opposite Woody A lle n In "N ew York S tories." and lor tn m ile s l su pp o rtin g actress In u television series for " T h e T ra ce y U llm u n S h o w ." T race y C h ilia n , star of her ow n Fox B ro a d ca s ttn g sh o w , upset s u c h h e lle r kno w n star* us Roseanne Harr and C a n d le r Ik-rgen lo w in for funniest Icmale perform er In u T V series. J o h n G ix xlm u n . H a rr's T V bubble on the hit sitcom . "R o se an n e ." won lo r funniest m ale In a television series. M any of Ihe lo p w inn ers were n ol present lo r Ih r ce re m o ny. U llm u n and K a v n rr provided film ed u c rrp tu n rr speeches. G m xlm un credited Harr lo r Ills aw ard and JlO m ddl I h u ; lx* Wood u m o k h and ■•**•* P*cu c m p t i - d jin t h e n u m lx - r o f " y e s " v o le s re a c h e d Ih e m a jo r it y needed In 'h e 1 4 1 -m e m b e r Pari lam ent. T h e p r o c la m a t io n o f I n ­ dependence represented the llrs l sp lin tering of the S o vlrt U nion III 68 years since Ihe Soviet U nion was created Dec. 30. 1922. five years after ih e B o lsh evik re v o lu ­ tion. ( n r IMstimiKT? Ihe show 's su rre ss. " I l's Rosie. A m e rica 's fin a lly ready for h rr. S h e 's re a lly had h rr lin g e r on th r pulse for some lim e ." C a ro l H u rn ctl. who won for fun n lesi fem ale p rrfo rm rr In u T V special for h r r d u el w ith J u lie Andrew s. " J u lie and Carol: Together A g a in ." said. " T h is m eans an a w fu l lot In m y life ." Pound < I lilt 11.1 M il s . l V * it in *1 T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE " I t's kind of a nice valid a tio n after a ll ihese years for som eone to say. 'H ey. you ’ re s till hanging In ihere.*" U u m e ll said. N o lln g she d id a lot of s in g in g In Ihe 4how. B u rn e ll said. "This Is ih e first tim e I've won a com edy award for m y sin g in g ." R P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 2 5 7 5 8 . F ra a c k A v e ., S a n fo rd i «A u t o - O w n e r s I n s u r a n c e I If r . H o m e . I ar. R v i l s t n . I t e r n a m e *a *» It a ll. 1 ?????What W ould You Like To Know????? W »'d like to make It M alar for you to take advantage of tha many op­ portunities we offer In the newspa­ per, but you may not know who to contact or how to writ# us. H srs a rt some simple answers to mostasked questions. CLUB, ORGANIZATION NEWS New s about socia l and service clu b s and organiza­ tions in Sem inole County Is elegtbie lor publication. Group p u blicity chairm en should subm it typew rit­ ten p ra ts releases lo People Editor. The deadline is noon three days prior lo an event or a t soon after the event as possible. PEOPLE ITEMS Items accom panied by pictures about the a c­ com plishm ents of children and adult residents o l Sem inole County are eligible for publication. Sub­ mit typewritten or neatly written item s to People Editor, Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Include name and daytime phone number of person who may answer questions. RELIGION Items about religiou s services or so c is l activities sponsored by a church or synagogue in Sem inole County are e ligib le lor publication on Ihe R eligion Page each Friday. Subm it item s no later than noon W ednesday prior lo Ihe day o l publication lo R eligion Editor. Include the name and daytim e telephone number of a person who may answ er questions. Herald must submit Ihe appropriate form to Ihe San­ ford Herald People editor Completed engagement form s m ust be subm itted at least 20 days prior to the wedding. W edding forms should be submitted as soon after the wedding as possible. The form s provide the basis for inform ation that w ill appear In the announcement. The lorm s are available at the newspaper office or by sending an addressed, stamped envelope lo Engagem ents (or Weddings). If desired. Ihe com pleted forms may be accom ­ panied by a photograph (professional preferred) of any size lo be published In black and while with the announcement. 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The letters should be on a sin gle subject and should be as brief as possible. Letters are sub­ ject lo editing. To Place an ad In any other section ot this newspaper, call 322 2611 and ask for a Retail Adver­ tising Representative, w ho'll help you in design, layout and wording of any size ad you wish I Would Like To Earn Some Extra Money As A Newspaper Carrier. ENTERTAINMENT Organized events o l an entertainment, recreaonai or leisure nature in Sem inole County are ubliclzed In Ihe Weekend Planner each Friday The •adtlne is noon Tuesday poor to the Friday ol ublication. Subm it typewritten contributions to Weekend Planner. Back issu e s are available tor up to four years prior lo current publication date. You can purchase back copies in person at our Custom er Service desk or order by m ail (payment must be enclosed). Call 322-2611 to place your order. How Can I Receive Home Delivery? RETURN PHOTO POLICY How Do I Report A News Tip Can I Buy A Back Issue Of The Newspaper? 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FARMER 3 *3 A f | X t S . • - M t o w iiM a a caarartana.-, ow, m karaoki . m . o* EWAlCfW.L'TOV/ nwm waan (407) 8S8-E0M (7*44) �San fo rd Herald M arch 12, 1990 IP eo p le, Page 3B C o m ics, Pago 0B C la s s ifie d , Page 4B IN BRIEF Running for the fun of it BASKETBALL Seminole girls have fun while winning relay meet Kleine delivers in Celtic win A b a ck u p proved h r co u ld o u liio I h r bcsl In Ih r NIIA In lrs.nlhan 10 seconds Jo e K lr ln r . u r r s r r v r c r n lr r for Boston who n ever averaged more than 9 8 (Milnls a game. h ll an 11-foot Jum per w ith 8.2 seconds re m a in in g S u n d a y, pu ttin g Ih r C r it ic s ahead 107-105 C h a rle s B a rk le y . Ih r league's lending llr ld u o .il sh o o icr at 6 0 percent for P hiladelphia, m issed a 16-fool attem pt w ith 3.2 s e co n d sIrll. a llo w in g I h r C e lt ic s the twopoint victo ry. "It s been a l<xtg tlm r sin ce I've m ade a w in ­ n in g sh o t." said K lr ln r . w ho in a d r o n ly 3 of 12 shots. fin is h in g w ith 10 points. K lr ln r . a 7 -fo o t. 2 7 1 -pound player from A rkan sa s, w as chosen by Sacram ento as six th player In Ihr 1985 draft. Elsew here In the N B A . Ih r L A Lake rs defeated A tla n ta 123-115. C le v e la n d rllp jie d M ilw aukee 107-96. G o lde n Slate brat S acram ento 123-116. Detroit dow ned C h arlo tte 98-88, N rw Vork cru sh e d M ia m i 106-90 and Utah edged Denver I 10-109. FOOTBALL Instant replay up for vote again O K L A N D O — T he a n n u a l h n ltlr o v rr Instant rrp la y w ill lx- waned at ih r N F L ow ners m r r tln g x M onday, w hen the league v o le s w hether It should retain Ih r ruk- to aid o lllrla ls lo r a tilth season Instant replay has p a ssrd w ith llt t lr room to spare rv e ry y r a r s ln c r 1986 — each tlm r for one season First-ye a r co m m ission e r P au l T a g lla h u c and N rw O rle a n s S a in ts P r r s ld r t il J im F in k s , ch a irm a n o l llw- (M iw crlul Co m petitio n Comm ille r, a rr strung su pp o rte rs o f u sin g rrp la y to overru le ob vio u s blow n c a lls by o illcla ls T hey a rr expected to push It through the s a m r w ay form er co m m ission e r Pete H o /rlle and T ex S chra m m d id In the past. But K o / r llr Is r r llr r d and S chram m , w ho headed Ih r co m p e ti­ tion c o m m itte r and llrst suggested the Instant replay system , was fo rc ril out i A the league by n rw D a lla s Cow boys ow ne r J e rry .Jones. A s usual, passing Ih r rrp la v m ight la ke some a rm tw istin g T hree-quarters o l Ih r ow ners m ust vote for It lo pass, m eaning eight votes against cun k ill it A U T O RACING Houston wins controversial race M A R T IN S V IL L E . Va. — T o m m y H ouston's B u lc k edged Elton S a w y e r's B u lck by 2-IOths of a second S u n d a y to w in a controversial 2 0 0 lap G ra n d N atio nal race that h ighligh ted a N A S C A R ir lp lr h r u d c r . il tlx- M a rtin sv ille Speedway. A ls o on Ihe card. Reggie Ruggiero w on th r 200-lap m uddled race by n ip p in g J e ff F u lle r and D avid B lan k e n sh ip dom inated a 100-lap la ic in odcl sli>ck ca r race that earned h im a purse ol $5,825. T o m m y E llis of R ich m o n d had the pole for HuG ra n d N atio nal race and he led for 17-1 laps — w ith a co m m an din g -1.2 second lead — on Hie half-m lle ov a l before h is brakes went out. S aw ye r took over the lead from E llis , but m om en ts later lx- lost two places co m in g out of a ca u tion Hag <xi lap 183 because of an errant ca u tio n ligh t on the fourth turn. H ouston look over from th e re a n d held on lo win NOCKEY Savard’s 1,000th point wasted C H IC A G O — C h ica g o 's D enis Savurd reached a m ileston e S unday night, but the St. Lo u is B lu e s lelt Chicago S i.id io m w llll the key 6-4 victory. S ava rd picked u p an assist In the second |icrtod for h is 1.000th career point, h e m m in g the 2 6 th player In N H L history and th ird B lu rk h a w k lo reach Ihe plateau. S a v a rd 's a rc ix n p lls lim rm , acknow ledged by th e s e llo u t cro w d of 18.472 w ith a standing ovation, also was the p I a Ie a u f o r t h e B la c k h a w k s , w h o p lu m m eted the rest of ih e way. T r a i l i n g 4 -2 . R o d B rln d 'A m o u r begun the co m e b ack for tlx_____________ first-place Blues, sco rin g w ith ixic second left In Ihe second period. B rln d 'A u u x ir (ranged In a loose p u ck oast' form er team m ate G reg M ilieu l d u rin g a w i Id M-ramble In front o f the CChicago net. C o m p iled from sta ff ond w lro reports HOCKEY 8 p m — SUN. College. W l IIA Tournam ent | ch a m p io n sh ip $ im c . II.I C om plete listin gs on P a ge 2B bm Prom staff reports T h e re 's a ce rta in lu x u rv that com es Irnm Ix lng a fou r-lim e de ­ tru d in g state ch a m pion A s long as v o t in ' m a k in g progress tow ard ih.it lilt ft title. Ihe pressure ls n ’1 on every week lo w ill T ills year, the S e m in o le H igh SchiMil g irls' track team Is g u nn in g lor ils m ill co u se cu llve sta le crow n In lh.it quest, the Sem m oles are follow ing a program under first-year head roa ch Nate I'e rklu s ih.n a llo w s lo r a liille h ll ol lim along w ith ih e hard w ork required of s lu ie cham plnns. “ Right now. we re ru n n in g |usi lo have fu ll." said I'e rklu s T h a t's w hy we ru n in relays W e're Just havin g som e Inn rlg lil now We know we have to gel se rio us lor Ihe conference a n d d istrict meets, so we re h avin g a lu ile Inn now ' It d o e sn 't h urt a n y that the Sem m oles can have fun and w in ai the s u ite lim e like lltcy did al Ihe l.adv W ild ca t R e la ys on F rid a y night ai W inter B a rk 's S h o w a lle r Field r ile T rib e won liv e events lo f in is h in a in - lo r l l r s i w it h ru iis v ille .A s tro n a u t at 86 |x>inls Lake Mary lin ish e d th ird w ith 69 points w h ile la tk e H ow ell railli* III seventh w uh 32 |x iin ls "I'm real pleased w ill) ihe wav we ra n ." said I'erklus "Y olan da linke r •Ini a trem endous job So did Kccia W ard and N’adrlau Mi G ill T he y're our w o rk h o rsrs right now ." A t le a s t o n e Iro m that tr io p a rlli Ipaled in all elgh l events In w h ich Ihe S em hm lcs scored. T here w ere I wo c v r n ls w on hv S einluolc — l lie MMtt relay and ilic m ile relay — lh.it a ll lin e r ra il a leg In Ihe HHn S lie rl Reddleks rounded m il Ill* quarrel w hile Kiri ta Law n •h i r M il on Hu- m ile relay O ilie r llrst plat e lutlsbes lor S rill mole eunie III tin - s lio l pot. 111).illf l sprin t medley. In the shoe R ed­ dicks. Ilakcr and Andrea llrn w n co m bine d lor Hie w in T ile 4 III relayco nsisted ol Baker. M it illl K lin Brow n n ilil M eslielle Toom bs w hile Hu- s p rn il mi dlev w as won hv Hie lo iirs o iile ol N icole Banks Tina Brow n. Dehr.i Dupree and Ward S e m in o le also lo ok a second in Hie triple p im p Ix-hliul Ihe e llo rls ol T o o m b s . W a r d a n d Y o la n d a W illia m s In ilie m ile medley K im B r o w n . W a rd Law enee and W illia m s lin is h e d ih lr il W a rd . T ix iin tis and R c d illi ks also look t h ir d III th e lu n g |o m p . Next up lor Hu- S em ino le g irls w ill lx- Hu- llo li lla y c s Invitation al In J a c k s o n v ille I Ills S aturday. "We go up to llo li Hayes Hits lim e ol year lo sec what the com petition is lik e up there." sa id I'erklus "II we can llitls h in Ihe top three, we ll know w e're on Ihe right track lo s ta le ." Lake M a ry 's th ird place fin ish In the leant standings cam e on Hie s lre llg th ol w ins in Hie m ile m cdley atul high |iim p relays For U tk e Howell, success In F r i­ day s com|M-tuioii cam e not in w ins. Inn In Im proveil lim e s and sclu xil records I In -S ilv e r H a w ks set three in u -.. in mil m a rks m Hie 8 k ilo slio l p ill relay Hie low binrdle sihut lie r r l iiv an d 1on r ut 1l i ­ re l.iv In •d in ie u ■lt id M ipliom orirs| We re pleased w ith w hal iliil s«ud Lake H ow ell eikieh H a iiu iio iitr ie A relay meet Is not like a regular meet II you have a lot ol | m nplc w ho m on- lo r von. von can •In w ell In a relay meet because von • an lisid u p B ill we re young and we dun i a lw a y s do w ell in relaymeets I lie k id s did a good |ob Most ol tiu-ni ran tlietr lx-si tim e s or were • lo se . m il l l i a l s w h a t y o u w a n t lo o k in g lo r u u p r iiv e m e n t . I r v l i ik l o d o Ix -tle r l i l t s w e e k I lia n tin w e e k Ix -liu e o r I lia n t h e y 'v e d o n e a ll s e a s o n Wt re Lake H o w e ll's lo p M ulshes in F rid a y 's meet were th irds In the Iresltm nn/sophom nre m ile medley and the distance m edley. Je n n y M ae D ow rll. K risie u Sm art. S ally M orris and Natalie Newlx-rry were in Hu- frosli/sopli m ile m edley while S h e r y l I’ a lu m b n . S t u a r t . M ik l I’a lu m lx i and T rle ia Frost run Hudlsla n ce m edley The S liv e r H a w ks also lix ik lour In u rlli place lin is h e s and a fillli place latke H ow ell placed In urlli III Ihe v a rs ity fou r-m ile relay, low h urdles sh in lie. discu s relay and iw o m lle relay w hile Hie flflh-plaee show ing cam e In Ihe triple jum p relay W h ile it was a v a rs iiy race. Neshlu ln-s.il. Daw n Coker. Shelby S lia llrr a n il M ary Ro/elle si ill managed lo break Ihe Lake H ow >-11 school rei iird lor freshm an and sophom ores while lln is b ln g fo u rlli m the four-mile relay. In Hie low liu rille s slu iltle . Jessica t ardarelll. Mat Dowell M orris and G ra m llnlslu-d lo iir lb and set a new m |ii xil record Also. Kelly- Kobla M orris and G reief.e A ria s i ouiblni-d lo place lo iirlb In Hie discu s relay w h ile N e w b e rry . Frost and the I'ah u iltx i s ls trrs cam e III In urlli III ihe iw o-rnlle relay. F in a lly . Lake H ow ell cam e in llllh in Hie triple p im p relay on Hie e lln rts nl M.u Ikiw ell. ('a rd are lll and Sm art See T ra c k . Page 2 B win close game with F A A Prom sta ff reports O V IE D O — In a h ig h sch o o l baseball game where a ll Ihe ru n s lu ll one were Ihe re su lts of errors. Ihe O viedo L io n s made the fewer m ista ke s lo post u 4-1 w in over M e lbou rn e’s Florida A ir A cadem y on S itu rd u y night W illie the game w as played al O viedo H igh Scluxil. F A A was Ihe hom e learn lo r th is second c o n lrs l b e tw e e n th e Iw o s c h o o ls t h is season. After F A A lix ik a 1 0 tra d In Ihe Ixitiom of the llrst in n in g on an unearned ru n . llu- L io n s took (h r lead (or g ixx l w ith Iw o u nru rn ed ru n s of Ih e lr ow n Hoth K e v in T w ig g s and J a x m llu ls h scored for Ihe L io n s when Ihe F A A ren ter fielder m lsp lo y cd a fly bull. T he lone u n la ln trd ru n In Ihe gam e cam e w ith one out In Ilie top of the seventh Inning, when G rrg H ughes triple d and scn rrd on M ike V erne's rb l sin gle to left. A lte r V r r n r stole second. Todd T o cco 's grou n d bull w as throw n aw ay by the F A A sh o rtslo p T occo then stole second to give O viedo ru n n e rs at serond and th ird . B rian M aclm u-ss ih r n pm dow n a su icide h um In score Verne. D anny M clln was the w in n in g pitch e r for O vlrdn. s trik in g o u i four, w a lk in g tw o and g ivin g u p four tills (all singles) In a com plete-gam e p e r f o r m a n c e th a t r a is e d h is personal rrro rd In 2 -1. V erne led the Oviedo olfeose by going 2 for-3 wuh Ihe RBI. Ryan A lk lre also h ll a dou ble for the Lions. Now 7-3, O viedo returns lo action iiin lg h i In a hom e aga'iist L y m a n at 7 pm FfortdjAir lit *00 1 — 4 1 1 IM MB • — I « ) M fJI« so d K Tm.qqt C d U / o sn d O rW W P — M#l»o (I I) L P - C o JU io JB - A lk ir t (0»>«*)i JB — C lO rntdo) H R — Non* Record* —Ovt«>o 1. F lo rid a A«r II 4 f Longwood 3 J e ll Farmer (No 10) rode h is 600cc Yam aha lo victory In Sunday's lOO kilom eter 600cc S u p e rS p o rt In lern atlon al C h a lle n g e a l D aytona International Speedway Farmer. 23, is a graduate o l Lake Mary H igh School. A fleet m echanic lor Enaine Tech, Farmer Is sponsored by K 'P Racing, M oto Liberty and Engine Tech. He earned a spot in Ihe race by winning h is qualifying heal on Thursday. M eetings produce no progress on lockout United P ress International N E W Y O R K — llu M - h u ll t'o m m issin iii-r Fay V incent and players u nion ch iel 18m F cltr met tw in- over the weekend lit an ellort to help resolve Hit- 2 5 day lockout Inn reported no progress Fch r met tiilo rm a lly w ith V ln e e iii ImiH i Saturday and S u n d a y at the (xiinm lssioni-r's ( 'n iin i- iiii ut hom e hut could m il agree on a resolution that w ould prom pt the o|M-mog ol spring ir .itiiiiig cam ps .m il possibly preserve ()|M-nlng Day “W e e o u liliT l llg u ie out a graceful wav lo do that V incent said No Inn In r d lM U s s to n s liir t ii. il o r lu lo r m o ! h a v e Ix-eu M 'h e ilille t l ll n o w s e e m s a s s u r e d th e r e g u la r s e a s o n u t i l n o t start a s M - h r iliili- il A p ril 1 T he fnrniiilssioM i-r said In- a n il Fch r i I i m i i s m -i I a series ol Issues e e n lra l lo Hu- l.ilx ir impasse In e liiilm g Hu- m ajor s tic k in g pntm ol u rb lim ilin i lor players Ix-lween Iw o a n il H im - years o l ex|N-rteiire Tile latest p riqxisal hv Hie I'layers A s m k la llnn o llrrs lo rank p layers between two and three years ill es|M-rli-nee by service lim e, w llll Ihe top SO itcrcrn l eligible lor a rb ilra llo n O w n ers have i-ininlered w ith a p ro|M iM -il Im i i i u s |mm )I to rew ard Hie "Iw o -lh re r” players ik iM - t ln n |H-rforin.inre. V ln e e n l said be asked F e lir II Ihere was a w ay lo re .11 b Mime M irl nl agreem em on Hu- eon lesled year ol a rb ilra llo n llia l w ould allow the ra m p s in open. hut eim id not m ake any headway. I Hunk 11 w as useful, but u llllt ia lr ly u d idn 't result m any progress on Ihe m ain Issue." V lneen l said Ft-lir v ili l llu- co m m issio n e r's pro|iosul was itiueh tins u in ’ as Hie one he made T h u rsd a y. In w h ich he offered in declare ca m p s open If Ihe I’lay ers A s M ic ia ilim would agree m il lo strik e 10 1990 "l.el's no) c a ll II a proposal, le i's call II a plo y." Fchr said, rr lir r u t h ig that V in c e n t's oile r w as announced lo Ihe m edia lielore ll lo rm a lly bail lic e ii presented In the iin io il Huskies, Spartans crash gate of N C A A hoop bash United f m i International 101111111111-1- meiiilM-r said S o u ila v llia l G a th e rs' dealh 1 uiisi it o llll la ls lo drop Hie L llllls III Ilie seedlllgs despite K A N S A S C IT Y . Mo. — C o m ie clle u l and M lelilgan Stale. sur|irlse w inners nl H ielr e u nfrrciie e s' a iilo m a lle Ix-tllis S u n il.iv r r te lV fil No I M-edlngs lor Ilie N C A A 's three week. 64 If am Ik isk e llk ill tournam ent The D iv isio n I M en's B asketball C o m m llle e gave No I O kla ho m a Ihe lit|i seed III the M idwest Region while No. 3 Nevada Las Vegas, llu- B ig West i h a ilip was lell a l home In Ilie West t cumei- lli- iil. a 1 9 game Ii i m t |usl three seasons ago. and Mu llig a n Stale, w h ich losi 18 lim e s iw o years ago. cap U a ll/e d on v id o rlc s S un day lo avsurc I lir n iM - lv i- s y p o l s m 1 nllcge l ia s k i l l i a l l s postseason I mim . i i i / . i The H u sk ie s w ill lake the lavnred s |mii m Hie East Region and w ill play i Io m - in hom e in lla r ilo r d . Conn M lelilgan S tale heads In Ihe Southeast as llu- No I seed. No 7 ('n m ifc H i'u l iqiM-l No 4 Syracuse 78 75 10 the lllia l ol Hu- Big East T iiu rn a m e iil w h ile the No. 8 s p a ll. ills stoppeil No 9 I'u rih ie 72 70 In y«lo Hie Big TeilltH e l.oyola M .iry ilio u ill w h ich eim sldered lu r n lllg down an a u lo m a tlc Ix-rlh a lte r Ihe d e a lh ol star player Hank G .itlu-rs w as given Ihe l l l l i m -c i I h i llu- West. A a 23 5 record. Had Ihe L io n s e a ili eled Ihe rest ol ih e lr m -.i m i i i . Ihe West t ik isi A lllle lii ( 0 0 I1 n o n - w ould have hern w U I ioiii a repreM -m .ilivi s u ite none ol Hie o ilie r m -v i -ii m em bers were deemed w orthy nl a ll al large h e rlli M aryland w as am on g m i i i i i - 20 o ilie r Ira n is co n s id ­ ered lor llu- lo u rn n iiii-m lu ll w as le ll m il T he Terrapins are barred Irom Hie N C A A s m in i .11 least 1993 Im -i .i u m - they are under p rn lk illim alter Ibis year's In u rn a m rill. ( a lilo ru la ri-iu rn s to Hie In-Id tor llu- llrs i lim e su m I'MiO a s Ik is k e llk ill iim llu u e s I n i i m 1 III Hie I'ae llir IO I lie eoiilereiii't* again p la e e il lo u r team s in llulo uru a m i-iil. im lu llin g IO lim e e lia m p io ii l,'('LA . No 16 A ri/on a am i Oregon S tale V irg in ia C ik ie li Terry H u ll.m il lia s a n m iiim rd Ibis lo iiru a m e u l w ill m a rk llu end ol Ins 21 year e ik u h ln g e a n e r and Hie ( avalli-rs w ill Im liM ikuig in deliver llus u m larew ell prt-M 01 M a r ip n il i gavi A l M eGinre in 1977 - an M A A lu ll The held in clu d e s l. l lo rm e r u ilis is . w uh tbe 1 ll.im piou s horn llu past s i\ lo iirii.im i n ts am i m ile ol llu Iasi IO eon n d T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R EA D NCAA Basketball Tournament Outstanding players (1980-89) 1980-Darrell Griffith, Louisville 1931-ljiah Thomas, Indiana 1982-James Worthy, North Carolina 1983- Akeem Olajuwon, Houston 1984-Patrick Ewing, Georgetown 1935-Ed Pickney, Villanova 1986- Parvis Ellison, Louisville 1987-Keith Smart, Indiana 1988- Danny Manning, Kansas 1989- Glen Rice, Michigan nex graphics �* #• I * M — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. 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Chicago I Parents, ch ild e n bond in sp e c ia l sprin g ritual A k you m ake y o u r tra y around S e m in o le C o u n ty d u rin g ih r n e xt few m onths, y o u 'll have Ihc op p o rtu n ity (o w tin e m the re­ new al o f a ritual: y o u th baseball L i k e a lm o o l e v e r y o t h e r r o u n ly in Florid a . S em ino le has m o r e b a s e b a ll a n d s o f t b a ll leagues for ch ild re n o f variou s agea (and w e 're n ot ta lk in g a b o u t those o f ua b tu c k In perm anent adoleacenre. either) th a n can be e a s ily be rem em ­ bered. T h e re 's L illie League. Pony L e a g u e . F lo rld u R e e re u lla u u l L e a g u e . N a t io n a l A m a t e u r Ila s r ba ll Federation League . . . It's a tru ly ov e rw h e lm in g list, la k e II from me. B u t I'm nol here today In sin g the praises of organ ized youth b a se b a ll — Its b e n c flls (and problem s) are self-evident and weII-discussed. Instead. I’d like lo d iscu ss so m e th in g a little m ore aubtlc about what m akes Ihta a special Institution. Som ewhere a lo n g the line In o u r evolution a s a society, we've lost a certain spe cia l tra d ition of pasalng on know ledge to the next generation. W here It used lo be solely Ihe fathers' and m oihera' re sp o n sib ility lo leach son s and daughters how lo r a m u liv in g or keep a home, other Institu tions have gotten Involved In and taken o v e r m u ch o f the edu cation al process. S till, (here Is one exception: sports. W hite schools cu n leach how lo ru n a b u siness or manage a hom e, teaching u c h ild how lo s w in g a but o r throw a ball r e m a in s a la r g e l y p r i v a i r exchange between parent and c h ild . Sure, team s have coaches, but before you step on the field, som ebody had to teach you the fun dam entals o f the gum r. A l th is point, th is interaction seem s lo be m ore prevalent In baseball. B a ske tba ll and football are such s p c rlu ll/c d a ctiv itie s TONY DMORMIER requ irin g specific p h ysical a t­ trib u te s that n ol a ll parents 'p la y e d Ihc sport In any orga­ nized rashlon. A lso , soccer Is s till lot) new lo lid s co u n try to have d e v e lo p e d lh a l g e n e r a tio n a l Iradlllon . Baseball, on Hit- o lh e r band, can be played w ell by adutls and ch ild re n of a ll sizes. A n d w ith Ih r h istory b e h ind organized youth baseball. I f d be safe lo say that a m ajority o f parents have played Ihe gam e al one level or another In one form or unalher. S w in g in g a baseball bat doesn't differ m u rh from sw ingin g a ■ a flU illb a i. Now. w lih ch ild re n o f (heir ow n. parents ra n pass along those experiences and aqulred knowledge. W here It used lo be a fa th e r le a c h in g h is son the fam ily trade has developed Inin a father le a ch in g h is son how lo pla y Ihe gume. Il doesn't have Ihe same ftn an rla l Im p e ru llvr b ill Is just us special. If you d o n 'i believe II. spend some lim e a l a local field. Look beyond Ihe scream in g and y e ll­ in g that Invariably goes w ith y o u lh sports a n d y o u 'll see (hat Interaction that seem s to be so uncom m on nowadays, parents tru rh ln g ch ild re n , even Is Its ju s l how to h old Ih r bal or ball co rre ctly, how lo sw in g and throw. Nol on ly d o rs II bu ild Ihe bond between parent and ch ild , but helps the re la tio n sh ip transcend from fa m ilia l lo fa m llU r. S h a rin g ih r game tu rn s parents and c h lld c rn Into frlruds. Track- Philltot IV. M Edwwitor 14. 11 Wail Orange II. II Apopka M. I) Jono a. 14 Coot In aed from IB A ria s. C o rrl C ro sby a n d T in a Reed set a new L a k e H ow ell sch o o l record In th e 8 -kllo shot p u t relay but were unable to score in tn e event. L a k e H ow ell w ill be tra ve lin g to Lake M ary on F rid a y n ight for tta next v arsity co m p e titio n . Ihe L a k e M ary In vitation al. Betoltt (All event* are ra le n I Four mile — Tttwtvllle Aitranaul D MM. ihuttta kurdtos — Tltuavllle Aalrenawt I M t. Lady WUOat Salon el Ihenener FMM. Winter For* FrtOov. Marts l« Team ilutoig i : I. (tta) Tltuavil le Aitreneut ON A Lake Mery Hi 4 Event U. 1 Oak BMgeD. A Winter Perk Mi t. Lake Newell Mt k Deltene tt. % . Dr. T u ta -a in a — W in te r F o r k i t o i l . F m hnioa/tiHM an n ta lM n e ta n — 1 van, >1 Ii V e n itv tiia a meter, — Seminote M 1. S p r le t m t O le v — S e m in o le 1 : 1 ) S: F r tth m e a / ie p b e m e ri M ile m*4 l»v — Tltu,villa Atlroneul t M l . Vanity mite master - Lake W a y 4.141: H t y u t — Seminole 1 4 1 ). O),lance maOlev - Winter Fork D M S. Mile - Seminole 4 «S I. OtKU, - DU tone M l M i Shat put - Seminole VS I. High lamp — Lake M ery I) M i long lump Tllu,villa Atlraneut 4 1 )1. Triple lump Tllu,vlllo Atlroneul t) D r S e m in o le S o ftb a ll C lu b o p e n s p la y in 1990 y o u th s lo w -p itc h le a g u e s Fran, staff rapprte F IV E P O IN T S - H e rr is u rm u lo w n o f the llr s l w e e k's gam es of I h r Sem inole S oflbu ll C lu b Sparrow s In ih e op e n in g gum e or Ihe season. F c llc c t li P ools sto red liv e ru n s In the Ixtiion i o f fifth lim in g lo posi u 20-17 nune - f r o m - b e h ln d v ic t o r y o v e r W ln lr r S p rin g s II K r ls ll lla z lrn . A n d r e a F e l l e e l l l a m i J u ll e K u u lu u k u s led Ihe F e lle e lll offeusc w lih four ru n s scored am i lo u r RBI each. K a u lu u k a s also b a il a il o u ts iu n illn g game defe n siv rly . A n dre a F e lle e lll. K r ls ll Hazier. .( N ile K a lu u k u s a n d M e o le U ilsoo were Ihe leadin g b ille rs a s F e lle e lll Pools defeuled H a m s Pools 14-13. W in t e r S p r in g s I w o n Its o|K-niiig game of (he season w ith a 25-11 triu m p h over F e lle e lll I'(Mils. Starlings Zebrotidu S n e ll w as Ihe w in ­ n in g p iie h e r us B ria r C o rp o ra llo u of Sanford defeuled Nut-el's P izza o'l Forest C it y 14-3. II. L e tzk u s w as ih e lo sin g pitcher. T he B ria r C o rpo ru lln n of Sunlo rd won lls sceond stra lg h l game 10-1 over W in te r S prin g s II Zehrnnda S n e ll w as Ih e w in ­ n in g p lle h e r and u lv i hel|H d her ow n eutise al (lie t u l w ith u home run l.orl Pearson sm acked a grand slam and E m ily H a rre ll had a solo hom e run as I lie B ria r C or|Kirallon ol S a lilo rd picked u p lls ilm d vie lo ry ol ih e season Ix'.iltug W ild e r S prin g s I 17 5 X ctu u lid a Snell w as the w inn in g plleher. K a lic D urham drove in three ru n s and scored ih ree ru n s as Lo n g w o o d A t l. iit lU- P lu m h ln g h u m b le d C a s s e lb e r r y 10 -1 D u t Im iii d id In r damage w ith a borne run. triple a m i a single K a il'' A u erbach also b a il a home ru n lor Longw ood Sarah S m ith s t r u c k m il n in e C a s s e lb e rry H ille r s lo p ick op tin- pitchin g victo ry Je n n ife r lillle s p le was llie leading h lllr r lor Casselberry w ith a double, two singles, iw n ru n s scored and live B ill Finite I lerrnrn w as ihe losin g plleher Hawks Cussclberry S p e c ia lly Produ cts scored six ru ns In the s ix th Inning lo dow n Sunford Irrig a ­ tion am i S p rin k le r 13-11. P ro ­ v id in g Ihe olfeiise for CusselIx-rrv were Lin dse y M e rrill llrlple. Iwo singles m id one RBI], J o n n t r B elaud llw o d o u bles. Ihree RBI). A n g c h q u c N ieves (double, three RBI. Y lra Segarra (double. Iwo K B Il and K ristin a M rA iillM e Istngle. one RBI). T h c leadlng hitters lor Sunlnrd were Lara R icha rds (single, double, iw o RBI) a n d E r in H u g c lc y (double, one RBI). M e rrill was ltie w in n in g p lle h e r w ith J ill Ineswlek ta kin g Ihe loss. S abrina S ir in broke u <M> lie w ith a Iwn-run triple lit the six th In n in g us Lo n g w o o d han ded W in te r S prin g s an H-7 defeat. S te in also had a double and u single lo go w ith her triple. O ther h itters for la m g w ixxl were J e n ­ nifer Deans w ith a triple a n d a hom e run and J o y ia Capo w ith a double and a single. D oing Ihe du iilo g c lor W ln lc r S prin g s were S la e y Ritter w ith a double and three singles and C a ro lyn C ru gcr w ith u h om e ru n a n d tw o singles. J u lie J o n e s w as the w in n in g p lle h e r a n d B e t h Ja n se n sulfered the loss. Shydonnu Tussle and Season K a m in sky com bined to drive In liv e ru n s a s W in te r S prin g s I luutim ered Lake M ary I 14-3. T ussle drove In three ru n s w ith iw n singles and K a m in s k y drove In two w ith a triple. C a ro ly n C ru g cr also had a trip le for W in te r S prings. B e lli Ja ita o n got th e p itc h in g w in and L ln d y L o lig s la ll was I h c litser. lir iiiu n y S co n . S la t y Clctnc n ls . Nova M ailm a n and C crch u M tC ix ik were Ihe leading h itte rs a s Casselberry I sipteeked nut a 12-11 victo ry over A lta m o n te S prin g s Scott was ih e w in n in g p lleh er C asselberry I won Its second nm- ran deelslon nl liie season w ith an 11-10 Itliim p h o v e r W ittier S prings II S laey Clem e n ls am i B rltta itv Scott turn h ille d tor the p ile h in g w in and S i o i l . u ill, a hom e ru n and three singles, and Nova M ailm an, w ith a triple and a single, led ih e w ay on o lfrtis r Dugan s u llrre d the pitching loss (or W ln le r S prin g s Sharon I'au tle itu s and B riltatty S c u ll drove In liv e ru ns each us C asselberry I blasted Forest C ity 23-3. Pan lie n u s had u double and three sin g le s am i Scott a dou ble uttd two singles. Nova M a ilm a n a lso had u gixxl game w ith the IKit w ith a hom e r u n unci a s in g le . M e lis s a M lg d u ls k l had a good gum e defensively for Casselberry and S u m and S la e y C le m e n ts co m ­ bined lo r the pit citin g win. Sarah V ance w as the losing pitcher. Falcon llath u ru B a rte ls and C h rls s y Bane had Iw o singles each as First U n io n B a n k whitew ashed Je n n in g s H a iic ry Service lO-O. J c n n llc r F o rs io n was the w in n ­ in g p lle h e r a n d s h o r t s t o p C la u d ia T h u g g u r d h u d an e xce lle n t d e fe n siv e gam e for First U n io n . R o bin N ew berry look Ihe p ile h in g loss. A p ril S o ru b b s drove In five ru n s Iwth iw o sin gles a s the Klorlda P olice A lh lf llc League tx-sled WeklVM C o if C lu b 15-0, A ls u h illi n g lo r F P A L were J o l y i n t A r n o ld w l lh t h r e e s in g le s . G in a B a z le r w ith u double and a single and Angel D an ie ls a n d L a u ra R e y n o ld s w ith one s in g le each. Daw n Barnes had tw o singles and two RBI and Slaey S tu lle r had a sin gle and two KU I lo pace W eklva. Bazler w as ih e w inn in g h u rle r and Barnes took the loss. G in a Bazler w as Ihc w inning p lle h e r a s Ih r F lo rid a Police A th le tic League defeated Ihc C a sse lb e rry Rotary C lu b 5-3. P ro v id in g ih c ofTcnsc for F P A L were Elizabeth D avidson (two doubles. Iwo KBIl. A p ril Scrubbs (double, single, one RBI). Jo ly n n A rn o ld Islnglc. two RBI). Angel D an ie ls (Iwo singles) and Angela Snow (double). T he lo sin g p itch ­ er for Casselberry w as Ja m ie Iw unczyk white M ich e lle Bishop Ifour singles, one RBI). Iw anc/yk llw o singles, two RBII and Ja m ie Ik-land (two singles. Iwo runs sco re d ) d id Ihe d a m a g e oflettslvrlv. T h e F lo rid a P o lice A lh lc llr League ro llre lrd 2 ) h its as It d ctru le d A .L. W illia m s 16-10. C o n trib u tin g lo Ihe barrage were Angela Snow (Iwo doubles, u triple, three ru ns scored, three RBI). Elizabeth D avidson llw o doubles, a single, three runs s c o re d , th re e RUI). M c lu n le Fret w e ll (Ihree sin g le s, three RBI). G in a Bazler (double, single, tw o RBI). B c ls le D eans (iwo singles, (wo HBI) and Am anda Brew er (single, lltrre RBI). Gel- PORTRAITH lin g h its for A .L . W illia m s were M e la n ie W a te rs (trip le . Iw o s in g le s , fo u r R B I. Iw o ru n s sro re d ) and S u ra B o ro sk y (single. Iwo HBI). T h e Flo rld u P o lice A lh h - llr League w uil Its fourth straight gum e w ith u 12-3 triu m p h over H unt C lu b A e r Hardw are. G in a B a zle r was the w in n in g p lle h e r w llh B a z le r. A n g e l D a n ie ls . I.ynnc H cym an. Ilrtsle Deans u m l Angela Snow p ro v id in g Ihc ofTensc. Leading the Hunt C lu b offense were S tephan ie Gut-inpie, Ja m ie Q u in n um l K a tie lle lm e rs. T ra c y Brow n tossed a one* h it le r a s P r ic e W a tc r h o u s e p u m m rlc d J V t ) C o n s tru c tio n 17-1. C o n trib u tin g to a 17-ltll P .W . o ffe n s e w e re C a r r ie S cranton (home ru n . (rtple. three ru n s stored, tw o HBI). M elissa K u th b u n (trip le , s in g le , fo u r KBI|. Brown llw o doubles. Ihree ru n s scored, fo u r KBI). A n d I G o d z ls z (double, sin g le . Iw o HBI). WcmJl A eey (two singles, tw o ru n s s c o re d , tw o RBI). D cEdgru W ash in gton (triple, iw o r u n s sco re d , tw o R B I) a n d C h r i s t y D y b d u h l (o n e r u n scored, one RBI). T rln a W instead w as the w in ­ n in g pitcher us W ln le r S prin g s I defeated L a k e M A ry I 14-U. Le un n Massey. T a n y a llu is li. A m y G a r m o n a n t i M e la n ie W ulent had Iwo sin g le s each for W in te r Springs. S on ya M cCoy led Ihe Lake M arv offense w ith N V E S T O R O n c o lo g y nurjo Kelly Hummer has devoted her life to helping other people's children. But she saves her m oney for the d a y she has her ow n. She buys U .S Sav­ ings Bonds, b eca use they p a y competitive rates, for more information, call tollfree: l-B O O -U S -B O N D S H( Q4( t I A t M SCAN iNVSStkNM I* •o" ak :•al *xe.pU*to*i Karen P in ck n e y drove In four ru ns um l scored three m ore w ith a triple and three singles us H u m C h ili Ace Hardwure Jum ped on J V D C o n s tru c tio n 22-5. A ls o havin g big d a ys ut Ihe bat were Ja m ie Q u in n w llh a double, single, Iw o RBI and two ru n s scored and E rik a F ra k cs w llh two singles and Iwo RBI. Q u in n w as ihe w in n in g pitcher, g ivin g u p only four hits. A m y G a rtn an . L rA n n Massey unit M elanie W aters were Ihc leading h lltc rs us W ln le r S prin g s I squeaked by Luke M ary I 11-9. G u rm u n . w h o w as a ls o the w in n in g p lleh er. led Ihe way w llh four sin gles nnd Ihree runs scored. M assey had a triple, u single, three RUI and scored two tin ts w hile W aters had a double and a single and Ihree RBI. J . Dale took ih e loss on Ihe m ound lo r Luke Marv. § PICK S All DOkM an IQ u a lM M G R E A T A M E R IC A N I Iw o d o u b le s . m zn m m I 1 * 1illM li& Uf W l M l i i l'I'll L U W i ■ FREE INSPECTION SERVICE ! ITRANSMISSION D iU t U M C I / W I TUNE-UP TllkiC.IID I: with I ■ !-^ $ Q 9 5 jwfflsa* S t h is “ ■11*011 i _ JFREE TOWING W I I JK K t t C t ir ! $ 10,000.00 Jackpot gran way iwry SjL nfgft 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE M%7J0pm Hut IM DAK Rttwikfcx.W*. MhHMaon (&’£ , ‘-SST" Sorry, must be 18. 1 . —— I HI UiymHf iiriial UMOiOlM! MM? 1 SANFORD-ORLANDO J 1A3C HWT Ob fflll MM00W!»♦.’ 1 i lAdVMTpcitfbStfcfff tl Asrauk*Mfmtm1'A. Cl>t* 321.1 B10 | KENNEL CLUB DELANO | I North ot Ortzndo, usl oil rtwy. 17-8! I 1 iSTflTn DD5HtooodtondHmt | 301 Dog TraciRd. Longwood 1 ,! I ••-4010 (•OB| T1B-44SB . 1 AAL TRANSMISSION IVGRID M l 1 t i i i T- V - [ - i - i r-T- 1 831-1600 | �t } * 1 * Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 12. 1900 — IS People Add splash of co lo r with flowers IN B R I E F Nature films to ba shown T h r S c m ln o lr C o u n ty P u b lic L ib ra ry , aa part o{ Ms "O u r W onderful W o rld " nature film ■cries, w ill present "G e ttin g the Most F ro m Y o u r G a rde n ” and " A T e m ple In the G ro ve .” T he (Urns w ill be sh ow n 2 p.m . a n d 7 p.nt.. Tuesday. In Ihe C e n tra l U ro n rh m eeting room . 2 IS N. O xford Hoad. C aasrlIwrry. Details, c a ll 339-4000. Maks friends T he S em ino le Spokes of T h e W elcom e W agon C lu b . Is h ostin g a “ CofTee” . W ednesday, to w elcom e new com ers In Sem inole C o u n ty and to help th em m ake new friends, to get Involved In the co m m u n ity , and to in tro du ce them to fun activities. Coffees are held the second W ednesday of each m on th from 10a.m . to noon. If Interested, ca ll Eleanor Mart. 321-3733. or Jo a n C h cll. MHO-1697. Lsam about organic gardening S A N F O R D — T h r S e m in o le C o u n ty Cooperative Exte n sio n S ervice Is sponsoring a program . "O rg a n ic G a rd e n in g ". 7 p.m.. M arch 21. at the A g ricu ltu re C enter. 2 5 0 W . C o u n ty llo m r Hoad, a rm s* Irnm Fteu W orld. S pe cia l guest speaker w ill be T om C a re y of S u n dew Gardens. Oviedo. Details, c a ll Celeste W h ile . 323-2500. ext. 5558. n iizzz GED Tests offered S A N F O R D — T he G E D Tests, leading to a Florid a high school diplo m a, w ill be offered M arch 26-28 at Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. E lig ib ility for ta k in g Ihe tests m u st be com pleted bv M arch 16. G E D Test O rien tation w ill be held 11 a m . M a rrh 21; 4 p.m . and 5 p.m .. M arch 22. S tude n ts qu alified to take the tests are encouraged to attend Ihe cla s s o n " h o w to T a k e and l*ass t he G E D T e sts." Details, cal) S c m ln o lr C o m m u n ity College . 323-1450. A sk for the G ED ofT Irr. Woodmen to moot W oodm en o f the W o rld Lodge No. 6 2 5 m eets 6 :30 p.m.. the second M onday of the m onth, at Q u in c y 's F a m ily Steak Mouse. 2935 O rlan do Drive. Sanford. Employ ths older S A N F O R D — "N a tio n a l E m p lo y the O lder W orker W e e k" w ill through M a rrh 17. T he J o b Service o f Flo rid a und the J o b Se rvice E m plo ye r C o m m it t e e ( J S E C ) w ill h o s t a n a w a r d ) p re s e n ta tlo n /c o n tln c n ia l b re a kfa st h o n o rin g e m p lo y e e s and em ployers for tltrlr e lforts In h irin g and retain in g older w orkers. Ik - c e lrb ra lrd ‘Storytime at the Zoo’ offered S A N F d iiU — T he C e n tra l Flo rid a Zoological 1’u rk w ljl hold "S to ry tlm e at the Z o o " every W ednesday through A p ril 25 at 10am ’ T h is edu cation al progrant Is for ch ild re n ages 3 to 5. C h ild re n w ill h a v r the oppo rtu nity to liste n to stories and sing songs about d lffe rriii a n im a ls each week. Dr. Zooforus and volunteers w lllc u n d u c t the program . T he follow ing program s are planned: • M arch 14 — S p ilfy S piders • M arch 28 — Sssssnakessss • A p ril 4 — F u n n y M utinies • A p ril 11 — Eleph ants are F o u rT o n s o f Fun • A p ril 18 — A llig a to r A n tics • A p ril 2 5 — A n im a l M agic Child programs offered S A N F O R D — T he Parent Resource C en ter and S cm ln o lc C o m m u n lty College are co-sponsoring C h ild Program s In M arch at S c m ln o lr C o m m u n ity College. S essions to be held M onday and Tuesday, urc Baby T oddle r Labs for parents and c h lld rrn age birth to 9 m onths: for parents and ch ild re n 9 to 16 m onths: for parents and c h ild re n 16 to 24 m onths: and for w o rking parents anti ch ild re n birth to toddlers. D etails, ca ll M ary Bungert at parent resource center. 323-1450. e x t. 575 or 321 -4682. A n n u u l flow erin g pla n ts ru n p ro v id e that s p la s h o f co lo r n e c e s s a ry to h r ig h lr n u p a basically green landscape. T hey look great d isp la ye d as borders a lo n g w a lk w a y s , fe n ce s a n d s h r u b beds. A n n u a l flo w e rs pla n trtl In co n ta in e rs can be u "p o rta b le " splosh o f co lor for a lu rc h , tlr r k o r patio. Certain {lowers are also enjoyable a s ru t (lowers n r d rlrd fa r perm anent safekeeping. A n n u a l flow ers serve best as an accent to y o u r landscape, not us ih e dom inant feature In the setting. Those used In front of Ihe h om e s h o u ld h a r m o n iir w ith It. C o lors o f the flowers should b lrn d w ith each other and w ith the co lo rs of the home. Keep Ihe sU c o f y ou r ann u al d isplay In proportion to your vurd. Hom es w ith s m a ll lots look b rs l w ith sm a ll splashes of color. Large expan ses o f law n and landscape can han dle large d is ­ p la ys of a n n u a l flowers. W hen selecting y o u r ann u als lor beds nr borders. II Is best to lim it th r rh o lc r to o n ly a few k in d s s in r r a n n u a ls look best planted In m asses. C o m b in a ­ tions of m any Mower co lors or fo rm s ca n d la lra c t from th r overall uppearanre. Loo k at ihe dlsplaya around the elty. You w ill find that a ttra ctive flower beds ra n be created by u sing o n ly one o r two colors. Prepare y ou r Mower beds be­ fore p u rcha sin g the plants. If the plan ts are allow ed to rem ain In the p n is too lo ng before planting, they m ay not perform as well for you once you gel them Into the ground. T h e lim e spent preparing the pla n tin g beds Is Important If you a rc going to b r su ccessful w ill) g r o w in g a n n u a ls . T h r a re a should Ik - spaded or tilled at least s ix Inches deep several weeks before planting. Sandy s o ils have very low capacities for h o ld in g w ater a n d n utrients. T herefore. It Is im portant to CELESTE WHITE Incorporate 2 to 3 Inches of organ ic m u lt'-r lik e prat mows or com post Into Ihe p la n tin g beds to I n c re a s e th e w a te r a n d nutrient retention o f the soil. T h o ro u g h ly m ix In these organic am endm ents before planting. A n n u a l flo w rrs r r q u lr r more fe rtiliz a tio n th an sh ru b s and trees. A ctu a lly , th e ir needs are a lot lik e vegetables! B eforr p la n ­ ting flowers, add about i to 2 pounds o r a 6 6-6 o r s im ila r I rrtlllz c r w ith m in o r elem ents Hike Iron and m a g n rs lu m l per 100 square feet. Y o u w ill need to apply the same a m o u n t about every 3 to 4 w eeks d u rin g the grow ing season. C o n lro lle d -re le a s e fe rtiliz e rs ra n b r a ttm esaver since they provide a co n tin u o u s s u p p ly of n u trie n ts and they last a long time. C a n t rolled-re lease frn lliz r r s s h o u ld b r In c o rp o ra te d thoroughly before pla n tin g and a p p lie d on so il surface once d u rin g the grow ing season. W ater th r a n n u a ls Im m ediate­ ly after plant irfg a n d water da lly u n t il th e p la n t s b e c o m e established. A lte r that, water "a s needed" by rh e c k ln g th r soli und weather conditions. W eeds should be ro n to llrd by e i t h e r h a n d w e e d in g o r m u lc h in g . M u lc h sh ou ld not <i)tnc in eontart w ith the p la n t's s irin . T h e high m oisture e n v i­ ronm ent created by the m u lch m ay Increase the c lia n c r o f u stem rot disease developing and k illin g Ihe plant. A n n u a l Mowers require m ore m aintenance than other plants. S pring is ths tim e of ths year to think about planting again. It y o u remove the spent blooms, vou can Inrrease the longevity of the Mower period. O ther m ainte­ n a n ce ta sk s in c lu d e sta kin g , frequent fe rtiliza tion s, watering and weed ro n lr o l. If you are u na ble to pu t the tim e Info m aintenance for the annuals, then consider p e re n nia ls o r a s h ru b w ith co lo rfu l foliage. Rem em ber that a nn u al Mowers a rc Just that — annuals! they g e rm ln u te fro m seed. grow . Mower and set seed and d ir a ll in o n e g r o w in g s e a s o n . M o st varieties w ill need to Ik - removed from the la m ls c a | K - alter three or fou r m onths although certain varieties w ill p rrc n n la liz r. Treat ann u als as a n n u a ls. W hen their blo om in g i m t i i x I I s over, remove th em and p u l In fresh new annuals. F o r Inform ation on w h ich an- n ual Mowers to plant now. ca ll or com e by the A g ricu ltu re Center and request c irc u la r 569 " A n ­ n ual F lo w rrs for F lo rid a ". TIMETABLE • Prepare p la n tin g beds u few w eeks ru rly by adding prat m oss a n d fen Hirer. • Select annuals. L im it choice lo two or three color types. • " F lu f f " ihe roots of the a n n u ­ a ls a s they are planted. • W ater well after planting and every day for a week or so. • F e rtilize every three or lo ur weeks w ith a 6-6-6- blend at the ra le of I to 2 pounds |K-r MM) square feet. (Celaate Whit* It Samlnola Count y E x l a n a l a n Urban Horticulturist. Phona: 323-2500, azt. 5550.1 M e n ’s g la n c e s at w o m e n a n a tu ra l re a c tio n DEAR ABBY: T h e business nl w o m e n f e e lin g t h r e a t e n e d because th e ir,m e n lo o k at other wom en ket|>s co m in g up. Now i i ‘ s " C o n fu s e d In O re g o n ." whose boyfriend, a police officer. giH-s lo topless lia rs lo r eollee w h ile on d u ly . Let m e explain: M en like lo look. Som e enjoy lo o k in g ai h orses, p a in tin g s, football and ears, llu t they are all genet leally program m ed tu enjoy io o k ln g at w o m e n . It's u u r hormones: It lilts u s when they heat u p at about age 14 and sta y s w ith u s for the rest o f our lives. Y o u la dle s spend co un tless hours — and d o lla rs — to m ake yourselves look g tH K l. so we men w ill keep looking S o w hat's Ihe problem ? Y u li feel threatened bccause v ou r m an Isn't content lo co n ­ fine Ills lo okin g o n ly al you. L ig h te n up. AM th is lim itin g doesn't mean a tilin g — except that he's hum an. A D V IC 1 ABIGAIL VAN SUREN Y o u r m an doesn 't com pare you to the topless bar girls, because he loves you. He loves you for a thousand rrusons. one of w h ich Is because you don't gel up on u stage and prance around b a rr-b o so m e d . w h e re an yo n e w ill) the price of u cup of codec cun look at you. WARREN JAMISON. MARINA DEL REY, CALIF. DEAR WARRENi H old every­ th in g I Just happen to have a letter from one o f those topless bar g irls w ho prances around Im re-bosom ed. w h e re anyone w ith Ihe price o f a cu p of coffee can look at her. Head on: D E A R A B B T t W h y do women dance topless al lia rs? 1 ra il speak o n ly for m yself. A s an eighth-grade dropout and single parent whose h usband was an ubuscr. boozer and user, that Job kept me ofr w elfare, olf th r street se llin g Illegal su bstan ces and out of Jail. I never had lo live lit substandard housing. I was a b lr lo buy good clo th e s for my ch ild re n , feed them n u tritio u s fiK M l. give Ih cm giKKl health rare and m ake sure they were edu­ c a te d . E le v e n y e a rs In the n ig h tclu b b u sin e ss sent m e to college lo ubtutn a f’ h.D. — a little late but h e lle r late than never. A b b y . g ir ls d o n ’ t end up s trip p in g fur m on ey h cra u sc they hud u sto rybo ok childhood. Most g irls I w orked w ith bud b ills to pay. a m an. u fam ily ot a habit to support. Tlu-y were not tram ps. Men urc attracted to us because they w ant lo "re scu e " us o r la ke ra re ol us. Som e men com e in for com fort. Som e are s e v e r e ly h a n d ic a p p e d ., m e n w hom most w om en w u u ldn'l Uxik at. S ervicem en, far from home, com e In because they're lonesome. T opless lia rs d o not utiruel the cream ol society, but It's a good place to pick u p leads to drug a rre sts am i otlu-r h c lp lu l In­ form ation. I th in k you gel the Idea. Enough said. S ign me... An y d a n c e r , u .s .a IO F lo y d T h — I f * | MONDAY'S PRIMS TIMS 6:00 6:30 7:00 7 30 0 00 8 30 9 00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 00 11:30 Charge it. We now accept MasterCard and Visa. S a n fo rd H e r a ld For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, March 9. . �999 9 4B — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, March U , 1W0 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF F LOR IDA IN AN D FO R T N I Una feting hartln d*Krlb*d: ca Narfh p re T ta R a ti 77,7 , Mat tor Na END *4 C lV I t ACTION NOii ' ^ O N t V i n ^NO in tha ag 3 m a c r a l mar* ar STATE O F FLORIDA DEPARTM ENTOF TRANSPORTATION KT L A K E M A R T C I N T R E . LTD , •111 N OTICI TO SNOW CAUSE ANO N O TICI O F SUIT STATE O F FLORIDA TO: Am*, lean Security Bar*. N A. S E R V E : CtouglalT Pr«ld*nt 130 F Iflunth S trut, N IN FIN1, Floor wnhington. D C . M U T» living, and II d iflti know, ___ ____. |__ gr*nto*». cradltor,. Itorwrv • th«r p a rti* , cla im in g fey, through. under. or ■g ilw l any w th rtcoew d ditonainl ar Ra fendantv II all**, an*. H Inal, unknown i*iu w . davlM**. teg*tu». p m l m . cre d ito r,. Ilanart. a r a lh a , partla* claiming fey, through. T. or again,! any welt Rant,, and all atfear partla, having ar claiming to hava any right, lltto, ar intaratt In and to tha praparty dneribad In tha Petition, to wit: SECTION 771*43417 STATE ROAD M l 1111 SEM IN OLE COUNTY DESCRIPTION: F E E S I M P L E -L I M I T E D ACCESS RIGHT OF W AV P A R C E L NO Itf That pari al: From *w South**,! ctrnar a! t h * N W t o r t lh * N W t o * l Sactian 11. Taarnihip to South. R a n g * 10 E a t t . S a m ln o la County. Florida, run South n * i r « " [ M l, along the South Ima ol u id NW la. a dtotanc* at 130 00 taat tar a POINT O F BEGINNING: thane* canttnua South i r a r a j " B a it, 3a* to taat. thane* B a il 300 00 taat, O f t r u " East *7 73 Nat to a p a in t an t h a N a m W * , l H ig t h a t W a y Lin* a ! Laka Emma Road, thane* North*at t •fly along told Right otW ay U na at Laka Em m a Road, thane* Narthaaatarty along laM Rightot Way Lina and a curva coneava Sauthaaatarly haying a radlui at 1001*1 Nat, a cantral angle at P 7 - j n * " . a chord baaring at North N u t r ia " taat. tor an arc dlatancaat lit (I toat la tha OM Wait R l^ ila tW a y Lina ot Laka Em m a Rtad: thane* North OO’ iO 'W Ea*l. •long la id W*»t R lglH rt W*y Lma 770a l taat to a point on tha South lino ot tha North T it M leal at laid NW to: thonc* North **•01 SO" t o i l along u ld South Lino ot tha North 330 31 toot, a dnianco at 111*1 toot: thonca North 00*1000" East. M l 04 toot, to o p o in t on t h a S o u th Right at Way Una at Laka Mary B e u t o v a r d ; th a n e * N o rth a**3S‘XS" Wtal along laid South Right ot Way Lina. O FF, taat la tha baginning al Aecat, Right at Way at StaN R o a d IDO: t h a n c o S o u th o o - i l ' l * " W att along ,a ld Limitad A c c r a RigM alW ay, 33 00 Nat to a point on a curva coneava l* u lh * iit o r t y and having a tangant Oaarlng at laid point ot North t f u T V Watt and having a radiu, at ***•• taat, thanca Southwevtorty along mo arc ol laid curva 341.31 Nat through 0 control angle at l O ' i r j l " to tha P a in t el Tangoncy at u l d curva: thane* South I f f t i r Watt 370 30 Nat to a point on tha Eatt Lina ot tha Watt 330 Nat ol tha NW W at tha NW N ol u l d Sactlon It: thanca South ao-WOl" Watt along l*-d Eatt lint. 111143 toat POINT O F BEGINNING A ) ly in g N a r l t u r l y and Wat tarty at a lma da Mr Ifead a, totlow ,. Commence at cornar at Sactlon IL Tewnthip 30 South. Oanga 30 Eott. Sami note County, Florida, u ld car nar being on the center line el turvoy ol L a in Mary Boulevard. Protect Section 77100: thonca run Norm rt-araa" Eatt along u ld Purvey line (North lino a 1 u id Section III a ditlanco at a la I t t a a lj tha nca South p i n a " Ea,t m u n *i to m* Eattafly tottin g Limitad Ac eatt right ot way lino ot StaN Road 400(1 41 tor lha POINT OF BEGINNING at lha Una bamg tw ain datcrlbad: linua South p i r i o " Eott 334 laal to mo beginning at o curva coneava Wattorly. having a ra dm , ol 31S toat and a chord bearing ot South I3*4T43" Well, inance Southerly along the arc ol u i d curva through a cantral eng la Ol 17*»ri7" a dtttonca at 141 i l laal ter the and ot u ld curva, lhanca South 17*40'41" Watt 4T0 I, toot to the Eatt line ol the Watt 330 toat at Pa NW la ol lha NW ’a at u l d Section II lor tha EN D Ot he,*ln datcribad TOGE THE R with Ml righto at mgratt. t g r tu . light, a lf and viaw between lha G rantor', remaining property and any facility conatrucled on lha above lie ter ibed property F E E S IM P L E -R I G M T O F WAT AN D B1 lying Northerly ol a hn* datcribad at loilowt Commence at a pom! on lha N a r lh lin t ot S e c tio n II. Townthip 30 South. Range 30 Eott. Seminole Cmmfy. Florida i taut hna alto being the cantor i no ol turvoy ot Lata Mary Beulavard. P rele ct Section rrtaOl lying ,1,11 tool Norm >f*t> 44 Eott ol Itw Northwetl corner (hertot. thanca run South T i n a " E a tl 40 toat tor lha POINT OF BEGINNING ot mo O W N ED BY : CO R PO R ATE P O IN T ! PA RTN ER S. LT D ., a Florida Lim ited PartnanMp S U B JE C T TO: M O R TG A G E r 4tor dad In Offtcldl Record, BaoA 1*41. paga T, FINANCING S T A T E M I N T retardW In 04 lit 1*4 Record, Rook IMS. peg* 11 FIR ST A M IN O M I N T rv car dad In O ffic ia l R a c a rd , M . pag* 1717 and K M pant 147. SECOND A M IN O M I N T recorded m Otoklol Roc L pOR* 1741 3*3*. pa p , 7J7, and AAAEI IN O C O FINANCING S T A T E M E N T r* cor dad In Otolclal Racard, Baa* 1011. peg* ITM In furor ot AM ER IC A N SRCURITV R AN K . N A.I A N D IN TIR EST. II nny. 04 M A X M ID IA . INC., o Florida Corporation Yaw ar* each norihod lhal lha allftonar Iliad It, m am Pall Don and IK Daclaralton *4 Tak­ ing in Ihto Ceual agemat yaw m awaking to condemn fey eminent dwnaln pracaadlnn d*Krl*d praparty tha Stake *4 Florida. County a4 Seminal, Yaw am further notified that HanaretN S. Jomph Davit, Jr., an* at lha Judge, *1 m i, Court on lha 17m day *4 April. A D . 1FD*. at *1* o'clock A M . m SEM IN O LE County CourlheuM. Sanlord. FlorM*. tor an O rd a ro l Taking In m i, cauu. AM Grimy danto to M i u i l may raguaat a haarlng at lha Mm* and piece tailing to Ml* a m email tor haarm, «n*n waive any right to afefact to at* Order al Taking AND Each drtondanl u hereby re II any. and rogue,! a haarlng. II daKrad. lo u i d Pall lion on: DEPARTM ENTOF TRANSPORTATION It* S. Woodland Bird. DaLand. Florid* 37730 c/o Sandra E . Stephen, Dtolrlct Five Eminent Domain Attorney *#4 7341131 an ar baior* m* Ind day at April. A D . IN* and Ml* Mi* original, vrim Mw Char, at Mil, Court on lhal data, to thaw c a u u what right, into. Intorott, ar llan yaw ar any *4 you have In and to lha proparty du crlbad In and to Gw* c a u u . ty mould not b* candomnad tor In lha Patnion. II you tall to ■new**. a default may bo antorad again,! you lor lha roltol In lha Petition II yaw to reguetl o hearing on Mw lor Order al Taking you •hell waive any right I* ob|*ci to u ld Order a l Taking W ITNESS M T HAND AN O S E A L at u l d Court on tha lam day *4 February, A. D . two M AN Y A N N E MORSE CLERKO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By. Rum King Deputy Clark (SEALI Pirtllifi. February 1134. M erck . 1. 11. 1N0 DEN 111 IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT O F T N R R IG H T ! IN T H JUD ICIA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SRMINOLR COUNTY. S T A T E OF FLORIDA. Ca m to*.: PM H 4C A M -R I N .: S O U T H E A S T RAN K FO R SAVINGS, lor marly known o, FIR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LO AN ASSOCIATION OF JAC KSO N V ILLE. Plaintiff. VL L A R R Y R. SANDERS. II living, ri u«.,ri r t . N O T IC I OF ACTION STA T E O F FLORIDA TO: L A R R Y R U N D E R ! . II living, and A L T U K. SAND ( R S . h i, wlto. It living. Includ Ing any unknown tpouu of u l d Detondent, It either ho, remar rled and II allhar or bom ol u l d Defendant, am breveted, their rauactlv* unknown heir,, do v lu o t . grantaat. a tilg n o tt. craditom Manor, and t ru itu t, and all other pario n , claiming by. through, under or ogainti the named Defendant, W hou r v t K j r v i 1, unknown YOU A R C NOTIFIED lhal an action to tomclOM a mortgage an Mw tallowing praparty in Sam Inot* County .F lor Id* Lot 30 THE COLONNADES THIMD SECTION, according to tha Plol thereol a , recorded In Flat Book 14. paga 33. Public Record, ol Seminole County. Florida h a, boon tiled ogainti you and ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES, a corporation, FIRST F A M IL Y FIN AN CIAL SERVICES. INC a corporation, and you am ragulrod to term 0 copy o4 your written d o to n u i it any, to II on JO SE P H M FA N IE LLO , E SQ U IR E. P laintiff, attorney wnou addratt I, M l N. Franklin Strut. Suite 77M. Tampa. Flor Ida 13M31 on or boloro Itw »m day ol April. INO. and Ilia lha original with the Clark ot m i. Court either baler* t tr y lc t an P la ln lit r , attorney or immediately there oiler: otharwlw a dateult will be entered again,! you tor Mw m ile! demanded m lha Cam plain! or Petition D A T E D on m i, Tnd day ol March, two C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E Jewwic Deputy Clerk PubliU, March 3.11. I*. 34.1W0 0 1 0 33 CELEBRITY CIPHER rpnJ CdM«rii (ten h • r e * * Tjdsy $ (turn ft «DUM Mr * J V D D J 2 O N H Z A N N S N V T 2 A Z I Z T O V X Z , T Z I F O Z X R O R O P J R T K I V O E J Y V Z DM H N Q N O N O N P X H R O E V Q Z . ’ CLASSIFIED ADS Semlnola Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611_________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS ......... ttiVw., ■!»«»# M U M P A MMMY Uni FMMY MYOTONY• • H , _____ rrr lllw — Z . G Q N I . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘ I’m 0 m arv alo u i houookaapgr Every lim a I w a v e a m an I k u c too houod ~ — 2 m Z u O ab o r l ADO TO TOUR INCOMR S IL L AVON NOW CALL 337N * t a A SM M R LT DAL a Trafet cam***taiy I w ark! R *,*an ,lfela **m * 4t Hurry, call toVayl W R N l" AJla rm flotm r Wt M M IN M il s it t e r m h k n x m o u i s LOORINR FON EXTRA CASH? (Mar, artar aclmat. planting Itowartngplug* Call. Cam featOm feil M lie ftlM W IT l TOM 1 ■ X C R L L I N T F A Y , Banatlt, Tm m aartatim Call 4*7 I t , 7* r t * L . ISA Tail r*4unrt*,wn Nfem Frlcu above retted a SI 10 ceeh mg way Includ* Harold Advum er ot Mw coat ol an Ue* fuH deacrlplian tor Foaiaal raeuMt. Copy «wii tallow u c agtabla »>, Fay, par waak Call MfertIRArttorkfeka______ OCADiOAS Noon the Day Oaiara Fyrtkwtton Langw aaV A r t * . M a tu r* parwn Hand la payroll, acct*. payrtto. u t o , (*i#n*l. Me FC ■ It A M . Iwhirdwy 11:10 A M . Saturday A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C M D I T 1 : In M r R a w * at M a r r a r in a n a d . Mw S a n to rR H a r a M w ill fe* ra ppa R ilfe t, t a r M r H r t l In u f-fto n awty a a * m ty l a Hk* i i t o a t *4 ffcg c m ! #4 M a t I m a r tlM i. Ptaao* cN a ck y * u r § 4 t a r K t w t c r m * Hrtf Aay It nm*. _ AtoiaFrt. Banaflto Wfelfanc* Ito rtM l ■ i parwn F art, City, 111 B. lR V .ia n t o r d .E O t . Lacaf/Cartbfeaan tol. toW ihr. rtlll* l Yeur Pepan Ity pu t, you t o wark ImiawRkfwl w1 fiiIfY^Nr-Ri*fV1 ■I /1 ■TALENT D U tL D E R , CASMERS MEMO 11 Imlnxu A ll rtllt* ovallabU Goad Haurty wag*. Ra*u aftor a* heimy-phoni L I,ton Te Talking P*man*l> I 11 par call charge to*h. bill • w o -in t________ a t r a m , • N a i m . -------------- a N a m , a n e - m x -------------- * N o tts* T a U a u a fe t o m ii F r u a u t u i TOOO R O M R - Yau bam hava a pe*d »#y ham* Fleet* Cm S3— L o t ft Found ~ L O S T D O O t L a rg e , m a la Rad/Gatdan Rrtrievar Lett wan lllh fe Magnolia taction C*H......................H i d ! 11 LOST Mat* neutered indoor da clawed cat. named PJ Tan artontol «twrt hair Santord Place Subd. 417 A Radtord Rd 0TW 4RD373 l70V'47e433d 25—SprcUIjjtjjm KCOSHAWTIUrr Far DaiaMk: I n o 4314334 Florida t4olary A44aclatWn Child Can CHILD C A R R M ttw r at 1 will cam tor children; newborn Id year, Santord. 131 **3* CHILD CARR area m y horn* All a g e. Fenced yard, meerc. r a m to I I I * C a rtt,7 C 4 3 4 330« 7 7 ■ X F IR IIN C ID MOTHER OF TWO. my home. Lake Mary area All e g*,, fenced yard, m u lt . HBSaOTCilf 377 M30 LAKE MARKHAM Child cam . ag e , la n d up. TLC. n w alian d in jC k ,......... M l Mae attar 4pm S H A R O N 'S STINKERS AO O RAALR . A tun. h a ^ healthy atmoutwrel Two hot meal, daily! Two Ikonwd A CFR cut. lodto, to lev*, toa^h and play with your children trom 7AM to 3 30P M 333,134 WILL DO BabYUhmg Ml m y I m ip a l--* . —. I , , . | -h iNNTtw kivPu m ti wt Rftv Ld n ityn School Call n i M i 55—Busiiwii ORIVR A MERER D l l WEAR O R S IM IR C L O T N R S EARN SIAM* F I R MONT HI ■ CM! (417) (23-5M7 ^ ,------- - Start Immadlataiy Promo Hone! opporlunillo. Apply at Amoco Food Sfiop 4*M Slat* Road a, Santord or * ■ Lk Mary R lv d .L k Mary m r w n w , iw btxw i C M ', S M 'l N EW ITAR TIN O RATES aattort-CaB.. SAAALL NOME TOWN l u l l H i t , t ie .* , t lf ia n c la l * ,, l, t a n c , to e iya n * and grow W illing to **y 33X kttomti an wnafl 1 year toan. Call Star*. 31] 3341 71— tte lp W x n ttd ACXTUC CMT1N JOSSH t i l 0*» !4 Mpor hr No oeporionc* notdtd ,1 In Itw Induttry and grtwlng Wa r k o u t d o o r , a n CARS * BOATS * PLANES Many pafetlont aeaitofeto. iiu a u r m A C T O R I/R X T R A t F u ll/ p a rt lim a p a ilt la n , aeallafeto E ip arlan ct pr* torrod Apply ‘ A u .. laatord .........1 G E ./ H radacaratod and aepandtd full tin fa w *4 ratoil. Fald vac* flan. Carr In*’, Beauty Eaton _________317,177 t aper lanced nacaoury Mmtfe DOT certified Apply In parwn: Law*', Of MaiHand. kaui.uiHwy t i n See Grady or Daug al HOURS • GOOORENE FITS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED I4 l7 4 4 7 tm T A U N T B U IL D E R , ,7 to ,1 3 par haur Will tram S a v a ra ln u rtd l Hiring nawl 44**111 Haltywood Ipoctoftt MantWnMw ftoratd v nM N ietxr SETTII5 Prator t a p . but wHIl train Mw r igM p oru n H r, Mon Thur, , I* AM 1 P/A Apply 13,7 Santord A w . * AM to 3 PM COSMETOIMI Beautician, Nail Tech, and Etoctralyiitt Meide* tor nice Uwp in Santord G r u t Family Alm aoptwra. CaMtTS MM A ll TRADCSN eew ed PaintorL CaryanferL tic ARE YOU HONEST MO HUDHORRIM? Gat all Mw work you can i Can tee C77i We Havo tull/port timo pool lion,I Eecollont bonoftl, and u la ry Apply in par Km now I Sp iia my StarvwMarrw I 4 and SR *L laatord AS5IMIIERS W to ,11 par haw AM rtitto Male Femal# Permanent! Metro Rm ptoyw at FBI COttSTRSCTKM MITERS laal Mgmt No amp necoe u r y Lto TAROHIIllI 317* It A lllM R L R R t T O M H R I Some will from Job Center. N 4 774 434* FlOtIDA JOB CENTER, INC. CULTURE]) N A M E M i n i m 4 CULTURED TOURER Fu ll lim a. Gaad bonalll*. Apply In parw n- M iracle Mar,]*. 1341 ‘.aim er Plata. Suit* 1, 1. in itw Part at tan lord_________________ DELIVERY DRIVERS hevo e ven or covered pickup? ' Went te work perl time? Ceil Anytime tiewae Herbs BTMS 7 PROPERTY A DAY CARR 17 N Norm Brawl* Or Day C a r* N u r u r y , com pletely modern A beautiful Can be u u d a t rrwdkal facility u any a lh u kind o4 bukinou M r, G ru n 371 0371. eve after I p m m a t e s ____________ L e g a l N o tic e s INVITATION TO BIO Vested btds will be received in the Purchasing Office. O f f Nell. Second Floor. 300 North Per* Avenue. P O Bom 1771. Santord. Florida 17772 1771 tor HOUSING REH ABILITATIO N PROJECT BIO P ACK AG E NUM BER G N R P4 * The seeled bids will be re cel red in the PufthMlng Office net la t e r th e n f i l l p . m .( Thursday, March 12. 1998. The seeled bids will be publicly opened later that same day at I: M p m. In tha Cansmunity Oeuetegmewt Office Can tertwee Reem, Raewi 93S7. Attention at Biddtrt It garlic uJarly called to the require m ents a t to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be under the Contract. Sactlon 3. Segregated Facilities. Section 109. Executive Order 1124a. and ail applicable laws and regula tiont of tha Federal Government of State of Florida, and bonding and insurance requirements The City ef Santord reserves me right to accept or roject any or ail bids, with or without cause, to waive technicalities, or to accept the bid which in its judgement best serves the inter est of the City The City of Santord will hold a Pre b»d Contedrence on tl/II/Vi at S OS a m . in tha Community Development Conference Room Attendance by Bidddert or their a u lh o rlied representative Is mendetory it said bidder(s) have not attended a previous pre bid conference for the City of Santord Housing Rehabiltta tion Project B*dd»r(s) will be required id set up their own appointments to visit the units in tech bid package Stall will be aveitebte. to each bidder, for specific technical inquiries Persons are advised that il they decide to appeal any de c it lion made concerning the award of this bid. they will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which record includes the testi many end evidence upon which eppeel is to be based Sincerity. Admlnltlrallvt Ami 4 haute man* Apphr* in porwn. Mender thru Thunday to am to 3 pm ......... ............. E O E TEMPTED TO TEMP? W* hay* Immadtato rtart and tong town ataignmant, in yaur araatw: # •OFFICE CLERK, • RECEFTIONISTS • tE C R E T A R IE l • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL W ORKERS fea attar top pay. freat banatlt, and ttw eppertunliy to war, at many ot Mw top tim pani*, In your area Call new tor an iti............. Tea a m n o f e e /frioay p ay s i Hvi ces ,Q € .......................... .M/F/H/V 17* FEE MASTER CARD/VISA IATURRAT HOURS M M - lt H F O O O tIR V IC E 6R1U TRET A MSMMSMEI Gaad nark tog haurv Mon/Fn Bona tit, and Urotorm, Cali m m * FORIUn OPERATOR Hiring now. It to II1 por hour plw, borwfltt! ttllrtto J AH WotId o FRONT OFFICE o oASSISTANT o Fun |ob! A i n u all *r,a«i Lot, ol variety to keep you happy 1 Will hire right porwn today' AAA EMPLOYMENT TrtW.lttfeSt.______ 33,sir, G O L F C O U t ll MAINTENANCE NOMEIS Good p*y Full ond port lim« positions •vtiloblo Longivaod or— Golf Courso C f l t 6111l 6 GOOO NOMENS NEEDED! DaMy WOrfe........ ......... 0 *!<r Fay Call fee* tor detail, a H u lp u 331 7331 H A iis m in Full ar part Mm* Mi a I hav* toflawtoq Call 371 Srtf W ill train. It* ............ ad 43477 *, EOE H O U S tx ilP R R / N A N N Y part time - 1 dry* par wfe. 7 3R la i RW R■ H M / w k . ' cleaning 4 aep. adfei cMIrtan Chrtoltan *ra43334M l tkIRSTMT T4TCXEC1S* H a rt la d a y and g a l a h o ld fe a t, n a m in g . O ur ampleyoa, era cauragod and I a ll tha lim a, aatingf Part ttma 4 M l Mma avillafeto CaNtoday WMSrt K R T IS FLA.. INC. Raattor, p ay , M ilan la Radi (Mato H a w l ................. Cart 133 37r t LANDKAPC RS. TOW NRt Sam* tram, call nawl Jafe Cantor, wan* dirt Cammarclrt can*act aopari ancaanty ... ...........MIAMI a LAWN M A IN T O U N C I a win fralnl G r u t opportunity tor ratoaol FanlaNtc banatlt, I AAA IM PLOTM IN T F r tW .lr tfe lt.........- .....j j t i j i Ona ot m* la rgttl maid »w* le t , m Mw a r t* Making naat jdwnMdfedRrthAmIrtdfevw Rug L aw uutor rip |W -,w **ww wn team S day waak, gw d pay. Lacatod w Farn Park 330 HW M AN AdRM IN T GrNCbmm / H P ul C aopla la aporala • halo c a u u Reply Twin Prtmt. hUtk AuLii coW'dinaTw Leesing Agewt ...........M end up Construction Workers To 114 hr I R IM E Prewar NP tefewL 37144 smWKI Leberers........ .............T s liH llt R w k h w w ft ......... Tr IM W R I NOSHRKEEPtW /LAUNDRY F roylanc* riper Iw , i w U d to tupptotrwni full fmw cover ago of newt ond foatwro, tor The Santord Htrald Fautwn In v t lv o , ih laryiaw in g. not* faking and writing E.ctitont command at the Eng»rt ton guag* and afelllly to type are avwntial Jeumaliwn. ptwto graaKy and camputor entry aipananca ar* halpful San lard and Laka Mary raNdont, p r a l t r r a d W r it * to t f a r aaplatotog intorait and w a ll ticatwm to Carre iptoWynty. C/O Ranald W Haaw. E u c u tlv * E ditor Tha la n ia r d Haraw. 300 N French A VO. Santord F I . 33771 Insorf thin block bordor F000 WRITER Wntor knowtodgufeto about co o k in g noodod t * w r ite weekly feature t a n about a r t * r a n d a n l, who tn|ey conaing Petition involve, to fervwwmg nolo taking and writing EictHonl command ol mo Engiith language ond obilily to typo or* oowfillal Jour noli wn. photography and camputor entry tip a n a n ca ar* halpful Santord and Laka Mary r t u d a n l, p ralarrad Writ* tottor explaining infer * , l and a u a lillc a tia n , la Food. C O RonaM W Hon *. Eiacutiv* Editor Th* Santord Harold. 300 N French Ay*. Santard F I . 13771 HQ PHONE CALLS Ill.SM Y R I Hiruw nww. can nawl JafeCantor, W4 774 4344 M A T U R E p a n a n la h e lp atarafe u n all do* 4 gracory near Santord Ca* tor drtail, 331 rtW M tow wi I and II AM MEOICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANTS FO R P E O IA T R I C O F F I C E Franf and back parwnnal navdad Sand t m n u To PO 4 *> 173, Santord 13777 113, Mutt by Ikonwd portoe I tor maanlirtitort Apprulm atoiy 1* haur, par weak 173 HI* M E D IC A L FtOft? M U MCOTKMtST Far family praeftew K l « . full tim* Sand Rcnum* Ta 2209 F n m h Ava . iwiibni, HT? I M l 01 CAL rMWT 0(51 ATTENDANT C ill fa n com piaa Mary or Wanda C en fxtt H I 0900 Mpftm* Ukd ffrtEWRf 2 v ta r i u p cra n cR rtqufrad FHA and Va o /tfh rtd Mini mwm Typingr >J'‘M>fffH*’ p9? minuf* Starting salary mid latfit dofModinq 4m •■ pari First Federal al WmmoM 112 W 1st SI T iU ^ W W W W L JL iJC iC ZH-1 Z 1 Z Z 1 C O R R IN E ’S A F U L L S E R V IC E S A L O N Concr*ta Additions A WamodRilng Hama*. R rttrvranfl. Ottwa, Slato cartifwd C K O 34W3 W* Dapgn. Bulk! and rttor Fra* t.tim a ta , C a H lU t m STYLISTS MILLER ADDITIONS Cantral Florida Sine* l,M Fraa Daiign. F r u EtHmalat •cocitoa*d;;;;;;i;;=i;j i ^ ^ Experienced, Tull-trained professional hair stylists needed ax newly redecorated and ex­ panded full service salon. In business in Sanford since 1964.60% plus percentage of your retail. Benefits include paid vacation. Must apply in person. Air Conditioning A H tating SERVICE • All m w n C/H/A. wafer to air. air to air haal pump, New and aiiu m g In tialiatwn 17 V r, aaparlanc* Wayne Dyk*, Sr. now with E m ery', Plumbing Lie rRMdOikaaa 373 1144 CALL TODAY NEWA7PUANCES GE and MAYTAG ALSO USED AREUANCES Rrcorujilienad* Gu*r*nt**d GOOO SELECTION 3*4 E. Commercial 31. Santord 322-311] 14-18 Yrs. Old? T u n S I n g ^ o n t r a c tD r T NEW, REMODEL REPAIR H O M E S .O F F IC E S STORES AII type, camlructM*. Rrt/Cam 133 4*31 S O . dalirt. CR Cklrtrt The Sanford Herald Has Direct Door-To-Door Sales Positions Available Today! C A R F I N T I l All kimHof home rtpeirs. pemting A ceramic lii|^Bi<heft^Gf<N^ 2 M f r ^ ^ CarpRt/Upholstery C lx n in g ______ MONDAY FRI0 A Y 4 6 p m . (Ftoubrt) ROOM FREE. Dupont T e flo n p ro te c tio n I t l l 120 veluet room ip e c ie l t ie 7$ o r Id 95 per room 20% off p e l odor problem * A re p a ir ! A t k about our upholstery sp e c ia ls' Hours. I AM to IPM 130 0314 Cleaning Service $$$ P a y By Comm dM oo To Apply: Stop By Weekdays 3-4 PM _______ And A»fc For Pxvx_____ _ Sanford H erald 300 H. French Avenud Sanford E le c tr k * ! H E R ITA G E ELECTR IC Prompt. Rtewnable Service Llcenud/lm ured R R lr tlU I I Ca* W7-I3, * 7*l 1,77 Tayeto C alk* GT Need, work but run, good Aiking Ml* C a lim iT U BdltaTRckir GEORGE'S NAIT A TACILE Optft * AM ■ 4 PM GUIDE SERVICE Fresh SmokedMu(left LIv* Wild River Shirirvrrt Fishing Equipment C IS AOrerife Bird. Leke Monroe........ ......... 322 Q3d0 C A RP I NT M Y . heeling, mesonary painting and file Free aetimatev Celt 223 4221 FII IT FAST INC "On* Cell To Do It All" Yeur ffeighbertwod Handy Man Raaldanlial *Com>ywrci*l Call Scott Today II 373 *313 RE PA IR S * FAINT INO Tardumrk • Light H ulW g N* J*fe T w Small Ceil 33*44,3 Horn# lm p rovem «nl* FAINT ING/REMODC LING. In te rie r or e x te rio r. Fence ^Buiidiri^ lo w Bates 2499171 Horn# H t p a ln Carpentry ONE EARN EXTRA WEST CONCRETE SERVICE Small J a f e i l i g AofeoaRopalr Jake. F r u E ,t Call anyttnw 33, 3*17 L k * n w d Imurvd H andy ^ a r 322-6172 CITY OF SANFORD Mailer Sheer in Purchasing Agent Publish March 12. <990 0 C O I 2S Flailfela or§*nHad porun erlMi ptoaunl laving dlip Man I np-fertp4ut.il I HIA MOTEL/ M T U OraapCHr,tU177U O p po rtun ltifS A CHANCE To Start Your Own BuNrwu (tranche*I with III II* dawn pymnt A company I, willing to IInane* you ovan it you have HIM* or no credit Earning potontlal 141000 173.000 within your l , t year O n ly t o r l o u t I n g u l r l o t WON I -4730 a*4 N Ta 173, wart ly LacaULanghaut Wifi Tram t m i M * ................j r n 2 2 M L V a ln iie t CAUCOUICT IN4) 7744344 m 4777 71— H R W W m W T N R /fM T Im 114 fe Maitland R led ). ha* DRIVERS Over to* m a d tractor traitor, muot ha«* 1 year, aapartonc* and gaad drivin g rocard Avar e a t trip today. Call l-MMT*MM A d CarrferL Taearo L FI C O N S T R U C T I O N LO C A L /C A R IR B E A N F ar ( l a c l r k l a n t . C a rp a n to r,. heavy Eauipmanf Oparatari. F lum bar*. A C . DrywaM. G la r in g , Iran w a rk , M a ch a n lc. Suparviwrt. to 343 hour wanted, full ar part tun* Call 377 7,3, art far Carmel!* ar ■ ■par lanead. fully Italnad AAA IMPLOYMIRT toiW .IW feN...................M U tto 31— P T R M S ilS 7 1 - H rW HMRsmm w F lO O tM A N e • CABINRT MAKER • yaur n-Hxtewxwtie R R F R R IR N C R O W a ltr a o , 373 *317 a rt tor Allan arCka* 2 7 — N u r s t r y ft CdaOuty C & m trtpio& v** m am poop* y*»i 7i-HdeWaahe L e g a l N o tlc e e L e g a l N o tic e s NO lim a far thel cent pi e ft It pH? Let us worry about it tor you Call ASAP Clearing Any sire home S39 guer an tetd L ictm ed • BontSrcfd Intuf td ______ Cell 47» 17U_______ OETICE CLEANING Married coup I* with e ip e n enct and ralertnc*, F le e u call Altar Hour, Cleaning S*f >!ct. Day or tvtningl 173 7141 Concrete Je* 4 F r u C tl Call awyttma 33, I r tl LicanMd In ured G.AL MAINTENANCE SAYS i r \ new w> *«y w r fee; town core to pfumblng or •tact For beet price! Mb le ft Landscaping Wmtor p r k * , pruning fe cl**nup Mulch fe new planllng, l 4* y » 'i L u d u a p m * 337*317 Lawn SarviCR AFFORDABLE LAWN CARR QUA L I T Y W ORK! F R E E ESTIMATES Call 177 44* , Chuck', Quality Law* Car* Comm -R e, * F R E E EST t He leb toe large'Knell 377 3377 LAWN CARR Mewing Shrub pruning. F a il Servlet. Law P rk * , • F r u Etl t o , 17*4 PROFESSIONAL GARDENER Mewing, edging, new ted. new w*d. r* u d . to wad. pruning, topping, trimming, rm ovin g fe d u r in g , planting, clean egl Ctm pl al a C a r d Fra* etim atortM r Van. 37104*1 M asonry SOUTHERN STONE WORK Wafer 1* 11L Japan* va gar dan p a o it. tlo n t w o r k arau x d t w l m m l n g p o o l,. ,t * h * antranca, ttucce lad 3317 Music Lmons Ftowa/Kayfeurd toefeactou Accepting tludant, Prlvafe All I NursingCira C O M P U T E hem* car* with lev* fe concern tor Ihe elderly Speclout eccem m edatlent lew menlhly rale. Day Car* A rallab le A lu 13* 4* 7, teitona Nurung to r, lea,Inc. Harw* Car* T h a r, Altordatla" N urw i • AW, * LJy* W t 4*7 17,1773 fialn!lng~ FRANK IARNHART pemting fe pr*uur« c b i N a g I, y r, •■ * INTERIOR fe EXTERIOR Prafevuewai wert Hrty. r ife , •yell. Tid. aa»WII. F r u 1 U. Lyndaw't Pveta iifewil Painting Laka Mary Raeidut Infer tor/fatorfer L ican u d . Inlured Fra* Eitim afatl . >lb-1*34 FAINTING Inter tor A Ector tor Hayvat, Apr, 4 El*. Samar CINiam 13% *r«auwt Call anytime m rtaa rpintin A h p w S w y q Q uality Wark, R aau n abl* P rtc u f r a a E il Ini g j j l j j Plumbing ‘ NcHMCRFtR rtfeiRt lie l.t.O torct Far Tear Ftumking Naadil I * laH euri* Repair, ■ R*mod* ling aRtpiplng CFC 03 IH 3 #M 1 441, l 33 t* 4a U -M OFT WITH INIS AD RELIANCE INC. SEWC14 DCAIN CLEANING 74 hour, 1 Flat ratoil F r u (ttlm atoit CFCP7 IU 1 111 * 43, ar 377 MM S4J0 OFF WITH MIS A0 *TypIf?5rYTcRT nr ing PraftiAional, speedy servktsP«ck up and delivery aveil. Reasonable rates 222 2130. iaavemesg for Unde ^rtesgforLirida T ra sh Haul! 2L YARD O IB R IS HAULIO Ut/LOAD ALSO. JUNK CARS REMOVkO, FREE W IK I T rfS a rv Ic R IC H O L t TI ER SERVICE F r u n lim e t o ,! F airPricaii Lie In, Stump Grinding. T w l 173 7771 Pay «r wto "L et Tb, P r U r t u a u li da t r TR i MM I N O . Tappin g. mo«*l. Hauling all phawi tru w a rk Call 173 4, 4* Wattr/Air Pu rificatio n HIRAC0H Wafer and Air Filtration tor hem* and bulinu* Far Fra* (»fim*t* Call ta a lilt �% % I I \ • t I * • % \ Sanford Harafd, Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 12. 1990 — M n - Ti­ t f —A y a i l m a a t i P T 'N * CA K LY L E d by Larry WriplM i*7— a H a m a s/S a lt ||SMajSkRRPWkui N uud M iB'AMkA u n iv n iis n iu / rviii ft SALES ASSOCIATES* ★ ★ o u rs * * R A L L S H IF T S tl B G R f A T S A L A R Y It • E X C E L L E N T B E M fiP IT S II T. i w M pcraap A auction .... CMI M l III! SCCMTMn ik h m i tklllt. fanoral ■Api and typing M ttpm. Nan knrtboc Ml O I W M l U I m 1 A N F O R 0 . Larpa I and t fc d r m 't . pa y m onlkly or ■ookly. D a p . roNrtntot, 10% pH lonlm ClHrontl M l W O SANFORD ■ I b drm . I bam. Ilantot UM /m t V ___________ m m e n ________ M C V R I T T O F F ICIRS [ M NINNOR START H M PA Y! F i r c a r llM a r a w r t N n c a g I S it O llc a n ta ra a u U td a w s I ) . 411/7 M r R m it S7.7Wtrb99(9*Nr a t tSO w mb StlHM SKOAL!! nr nr U t u m ft* rt r M T W I v k F a n la n t R lp m L A R a t I R ta R O O M • ■ •cAiMnl t*nettt*n. N ktty ^ O o p o o l l w N ir r o r * * * * S2S-S39I E«t W5 th a n . cortege! I C a ll IW H IR H SICWRITV OUARO FULL TIMR. Sp ring la k a Mill*. C a ll A n t J M N F i k .......7 0 H U I RaOrotot affKfancy, a/c. util lurnlthad ttca p l .Wctrklty lit. N il plot dot OOd/mo Brokar/Qonov MI I ItJ 14 i Ik. TR CflRwu W VI t#m. VilnfN root. R M . rV n i . M e R fkNIR SfSJRR or *n*r Orti nseMVYvRR a nRrbi 2 N « L 2 M ra im Alt 1 M M BwalWk •Hlgtor i On IR M S*. Ft. L H N i Araa 11 SAN FO R D - 19 ■ 71 M W R Homo M k M f S7SRR Y w m m M IM Y M MKMwr.llafLMWTiFI l aniar d araa iU.K.1 M kH nM . 11SL. a M n f o iM i ■ n r •■ N rin N . t n i r LmiOt-------- Licam a ra T -S H IR T F R I N T I R a n ta pr a la r rad M a y hatad a n aaaa H a n ta Nan kmoAra _ a B H » iM a w — . » t » ,_ , T I L R M A R K I T I N D , T Q 14 N R I la m a (rain , tama l a d I m u n H f.m n ta u M M 1. I f 1 TUIWOW RIP FMIM wt B— W . » t M PAINT IR S . 1749 HR) Hktagnaw.cMInaal M C m H r . llt W u lu F A R T TIM I . A chanc* ta M M • imMI M m u graw N n d M I H I M I ■*)• W ill war* ) A r|. > « r t « M « h it » * t * i and i Am on m o kot o C a to * y o m * M ' t f l i i . i Ca m m i i i i i n (ita M to g g irtk iK a l___________ FART TIM ! FILC CLERK/SWITCHBOARD H i . k I M F " 1 M u ll M i . F I * M I K t . i F . k a A t f *H • K A F m A F la n . M l w I F A II ■I m M I I A I i m_______ FA R T TUMI Malura Individual I fpm. U M N IF 00 par hour auaraniMd IPrtto * TfOCI DMVtl* FatI (raailng company I p n g opgFKationt Nr tottvory patl Han M in i matt D O T auaii IKaHant. pr» amplaymani deyg'Mcohal tatl r i p i l n d O u tm mciuda dHivoey a l un llnltiw d wood molding* la ac count* throughout (ho tiaN E ico ito nt ban alilt Includa m a d id and dtnlal Inturanct IlHtWrttWd apply al Brawn Maiding Company lata F ittpalrkt Foml I M u M w v o t Florida T O R ..... .................... 171 M M VM MIKfl iM n o c u m u M Pari lima N I S V F 14 hour, par waak. la MN Hart C a ll H I 4*rt Nr at»om tm ant M o m k tg i * I* AHA > F a n por **•1 K i t l l l . n l l . r r* t ir t o / io m l r . llr a d Sontard I 'M C M I *441737 ________CaBM tW W _______ • F A R T I C O O R D IN A T O R a T t r r il k k a n a littl K m * tra ck o l In v tn A r* W ill F a in M l* I A A A IM F L O T M IH T IM W B A R , m in t Apply tatw aan 1 and 4 p m M a n I h u rt a l Baham a i o n 1 4 1 1. F ra n c h A v a . 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SANTORO iovoly I bd rm , comply Nr privacy 1 blh from m m hospital HO b n k ♦ i l M %*c mciudwutn C a N m tiaf SANTORO STUDIO A I BOR Alt A d u lli. no poll* qw»tf if * a U H /m oup * Obpokil 3311BI9 WCRIVA*\m iI S T A U R A M T carvei To serve m o t l to custom ers i t buffet W ill from A p p ly 3P M « P M H oliday Mount R tn ltw ran). H « y I f 13 near L k M p y I bdrm . lu ll r*mod*l*d lr*o cano* uvr no pets MOO par month__________ Call 333 44*0 SAN TO RO 1 bdrm c lo w to downtown Compotf privacy 1 100 wk and U00 wc tncludvt utmtiot Call m o*9 RESTAURANT S H IF T S U P E R V IS O R K lk h o n E ip o r w ic * n o ru .......... . u m u i B IT A IL CASHI£■/ STOCKPCtSON P o r t / F u ll tim e A p plications n o w b e in g a c c e p t e d o f D ech ud e Imports M M Or londo D r (W all M a rt P la ta . 19 f l ) Sanford P I 9701 R IT A IL U n h irn iih td / Rt n l A M IN T IO N K N I O R l 1 bdrm I bath, chan, convt niontandprivato P H I O C L 1 A N # L A R O I Apartmvntt Good Location 1)00 ig U » par month N oPaH C a li m ilt O C0CVtUjy iASTII COVE AfMTMOITS C X T R A L A R O I UNITS! 1. 2 A ) badroom apt» Pool T tnm s Court Paacalui. convam ant location Qulat oft llr o a t p a rk in g R *n ov« iig n S p aclalf No w c u rity tor Quail fio d ap p M can tit X30S304 M A R IN I R*1 V ILL AO I L a k a A d a Tb d rm t i l l mo | b d rm DOT m o A up m iA T t CASHIEAS/SALESCLERKS A c c a p tm . a p p llc a lm it . fu ll lim a or p a rt lim a Floaibto h o u r ! C i c . l l . n l ( . m p if i* to n o tilt F o ld *m F w and n o tid a rv p r .H l charing and t lo c k a u r c K . t a A p p ly In p a rta n W a ll M a r l. M U O r U ndoO r.SO Titard EOC MOVE III SKOAL Larp a ronovatad 1 bdrm , pool 1119/mo No dtpoait tor Quali f h d a pplicants or w m o r o i l font W m i o r n 3 *AS0 SALES PERSON Sharp. outgoing w /cor to ta ll r . t . t / p h . l . t In m g h l c lu b l/ r . t l. g r . n lt O n ly u r lo ut In q u lriw ptoat* A lta r 17 9 pta A I M I I H I _______ IAN FO RD - I bdrm . (urnttfwd w ith v t l l l t l n d o s t to downtown «9d>wk plus l ' » ■Npmti c a a w t M F ___ 143-H0VM9 Unfurnished / k w l M B A R T I bdrm I '.k a N t . 1 tar oarapa. teemn parch. FI maior appliancn U M 'm o III, latl k ta c r o ia a d llN 0 IR A R T LA R IFR O N T I bdrm home w/FW room B.p yard laM 'm o * we Call Hall Raalty. P I O T a _______ 01 BA R T I bdrm . J '. bam t.i car OFaga. t e r m porch. FI mater *ppfi*nc.t M M 'm o F v tt lati. toe MI tot l i l t SANTORO 3 bdrm . 3 bath' c h / it spacious, a ll a p p lia n c tt includad 7 f i lia l* laavo m ata R E G A T T A SH O R E S Rantal A pirtm on li On L ik o Monro# R E N T O N E ... GET ONE FREE i you can rani a 2 bdrm. 2 bath for lh# prlc* ol a 1 bdrm. • Indoor Racqualball • Oim Month Fra* iu \i 11 111 W . I t * . S t . S a lt a i M I S T O R Y W /IN O R O U R D F O O L < b d rm . | bat**, fa m ily rm . country k ilc A F t. K r t i p w th . b c * m t p atio O u t TON vq t l So tkr m o fiv a M d U v too L A K I F R O N T h o rn , m D tR a ry t w o . P O T . m u m . n . guait ly M f | b d rm . (am ity rm . m u d i u tilitv o . c k n a to I a L a m P u r c t i m t M 900 323-5774 H O W M I R I M O R .I A O I N T S im ta u d m i . . lu u HOKESTORfHT I and ) badrtim Unfurntih*tj Lak* Mary and l a n i a r d t r a i l C a ll to r avaiidtHiity and location* A%k tor Brand* STENSTROM REALTY, INC. B IN T TO OWN 1 b d rm . ptr mdnth CwMlOHJO U N T OB D ] bdrm . t bam ipM p la n C o n v a n ia n t to L a k a M a ry B tv d a n d 17 91 1171 mo * dtp 3311134 WHITERSniRGS 3 bwdroom. 2 bath, tirtp la ca , to much tplikt I f v a r t g ld la o b m o __________ C a ll m 1197 I R I OR COWL F*nc*d. tor-fun porch 1431 por month, p lo t ft Call m 109) 103—DuplixT rip lt a / Rant__ I A K I M A R T 1 bdrm I bam w a ll to w a ll c a rp tt eh a tone ad y a rd Can O t a7M __ LONCWOOOUUEEMNT Boautitul 31’3- I year now M u ll Sao* IMO mo p lu t da p u t A v a ila b h M l W M il SANTO RO F u r n lt h t d 1 b o d ro e m N o p o ll N * a r d o w n to w n C a ll I I I t i l l . anytim g botgr* 7 P M _________ S A N F O R D AM rocRv* I bdrm c h / a , c a r p o r t m* H is to r ic D h j h c l 1)31 m o 13) 4310 107-M obile H om es/R ent MOIliE HOME FOR RENT t R a d rM m . I bat* Call 117 TOM W IK IVA Rtvar • I bdrm . t both turn, utiHtwii pwd Pnvata proporty 1)10 mo Alt*r *pm 904 M) 1034 109— M o b ile Home Lots / Rent C A t S I L B I R R T n . l« W n < a d w it h t r w c 1171/month. C a ll I I M H H 115— Industrial Rentals A A A B U S IN IS S C IN T C R N a * o ttico /W h w 100 It to I 495 tt B a y t with or w o offten starling at 5214/mo Mwy 17/93 4 1R 417 Call m n%* 117— Com m ercial R e n ta ls__ Sanford, Mwy 17 91 H#novaf*d shopping strip, 4CD fo 7.000 sg tf E s c tor professionals Good *epOSur*» 11) m i l l ] 4410 121— Condom inium ______ Rentals f B D R M ., l* i bath tgwnhousa 3110 P a r k A v t A d ults only 1)71 m o in c l w afa r C a ll Nancy M F l to 5 773)44) U S — F o r Lease SAN FO RD 3t07 French A v t , In M a r t in B ld g . n o i l to G o ld tn L a m b Rostaurant C a ll M * l M a rtin I 39) )k7Q 2139 W . 3 am ino It Blvd. Hwy. 1742 San lord, FL 12771 323-2628 i n - Homes lo r Sale BATEMAN REALTY Lie. R a il Cstato Broker 2aat laniard A vo. 331-OTW........... 321-2257 BYOWNER 7 Room, I bath hous* with lirv p la c * and u rm n w d porch c o rn tf lot A lso 3 room housa w iin w ra p a ro u n d p o rc h , fenced yard, 3 w*M%, ) shads 7 M i las E a st ol Osteen 155.000 F O R B O TH M a k o Otter M Cad P i n a l o r i s o i B U B OCirOHA Close to 411 Owners must sell New M e rsa d e s built home 2 bedroom 1 both, fam ily room, work shed 142 000 M ARC O F F E R Ca ll Char toll# IR A I I I 9515 • Wr Ksl and scN more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford lake Mary area. O R I A T V I I4R Starter rotwea M an y l i t r e s A I condition L ig h l com m e rcial professional O K Now 112 999 S U F IA D UPLEX EACH 31 E Q U A L p r iv a c y d rive w a ys onto separate it s B*g y a rd to annoy Uni Is rented 14*500 BIO l/ l PLUS D U P L IX . ON 2 tots E ach u n it 1/1 Nom a h a t wood Moors, tp ic Good in vestmawt opportunity 179 500 NEAT V I H IG H T R A F F IC A re a Can be re/oned Owner w ill a su st A b utting land also availab le Now only Itl.QQO S T O P L O O K IN C » U K Dowbiewide ) 2 on 41 a cre s on Lakt Hom ey Fenced, cleared C a ll us rig h t away Now 1119000 T E R R IF IC M A Y F A IR V V r M A N Y custom N ice ly la n d s c a p e d I r r ig a t io n system Super buy tor 1147.000 tort A Mr. aartar 4 rtyer . . . a . . . OOVtRNMIRT H U L K S BOR M. BALL M - R.A. LkKtbLkRT RRRLTT HS91W LOCH AMOR By m w . I b d m I bat*. c o n tro l H A . on I Mr* I ts M w i i m d O r kodu co d «• SII.Hk. fW t<Dk»l • F i l l NAinTIR. Fotf*M9 B O V ■ RN M RNT S I lt I D Vtbktae (ram ItM Pardt ktorc i toi Cewwefta*. Chauyt S u r p l u i Bu yer* Guide I 9*49979 9 9 0 F .I 1 9177 i 9N BR 1*71 *9.994 or PtugwH WS Turta 1914 S ilver, 74.949 m lla i. SR994 B M N to a r 777 totk rvae Com ot u n it cagt H m tta r It • • n t l i a n d 9 n * * i a lt h cMIdrtn Make* 4 n k t quNI a rt 777 sert • r a n (• mltod. tamkta. I yr. aid. ■R ita. M l M a ta g n d RlrtoW* M ay. E a t. « k lc h d tg , toutekrpkn). haedt caring kNWtrk KtoTSFWMrttarkFM pddl. S II9 M 9 A t t u m .b l. Nm ofy m o v i k d i m m M i b ■ctugOTKy1O n n o r. n . »SU O L D CO UN TR Y MOMR t/1 L d rg . tonto4 y v d ( M U I K R i . I 9 and S R * S IM M 0 » m . F m * k i r id OT70* O UT OF IT > 1 I Omnor mu*l to ll H d d y m n id K ik l t r k t fUKrt*. I M r o o f f l* . t ban* Mutt b* toon K n t ortoc iris W till* SI Call 791979-11*9 kf 191997 1719_____________ QUINN REMIT*321H U Re«4de«itta4 and Centmeettat SALE OR LIAS OmOW 0 ( L TON k I b d rm t d iii lb . m >u i w ti ’< «>< t u tao k m iO T itk N w OuMHymg L d j j CkRTSSSkTI SANFORD 4 bedroom 2 Story. Idyllw itde L a st Edition, w ell kept, new c a rp e l, m irro r accents )0 tt w ood d e ck a n d I r t p ic a i landscaping under canopy of o a k s G r e a t n e ig h bo rh o od , B e sfv o iu e 1115 000 TH E CPURSON CO. I D 9797 S A N F O R D B e a u tifu l'd u a lity 4 bedroom, | bath on V 4 a cre fn area of o u ftfa n d in i 2 large rough cedar offices, huge, m aster bedroom balcony and w alk in etosat L iv in g room fire place , fo rm al d m in g 3 car attached garag e separate 3 c a r g arage o ffice Reduced . USSOOO O R A N O E C I T Y - N ic e 1 bedroom home w ith fa m ily room , kitchen, liv in g room, u tility and carp o rt U5.00Q TE LFA IR R E A LT Y 11 HtRT. 17 f l. D R M R Y 321- 2720 322- 2420 A074444431/A074M-S722 STAIRS RR0KRTY ISM Parb Dr Vaaferd 441 W Lake AAary Bl . U Alary C A L L UStl FOR IM M I01 A T I ACTION M ANAGE ME N T A R E A L T Y 777 7771 171 9419 * FR AN SFER RED T * REED TOSELL? RtM Estito 407-322-115S JotftRSCR m /BONO MONEY GENEVA O w n in s te a d of ro n lin g 1 b d rm c lo se to e le m e n ta ry school Fenced yard 119100 C a ll G lo ria Lam b ert l i f t Sew F lo rid a . 141 MOB l iib b MOOCH UUE A SS U M E. NO Q U A L IF Y 1 bdrm 1 b a lh large lot. fenced b a ch y a rd 117,100 17,500 c a sh to m ig 322 *244__ ASSUMABLE, NO QUALIFYING LESS THAN S2SOO CASH IN C L U D IN G C L O S IN G COST ) A 4 bd rm hom es in Sanford D e lto na D e B a r y L k M a r y / Longw ood/A itam onte Springs SUOO DOWN INCL CLOSING 3 b d rm 1 bath, fireplace, appliances, c a rp o rt 1)4 *00 LESS THAN S3,W0 DOWN J/1 sp lit plan, appliances. 2 ca r garage on p riv a c y fenced l/ J a c re M7.500 ASSUME. NO QUALIFY LAKE MARY r00L HOME New I b d rm t * i bath 1 story, appliances, fireplace. 2 car garage U 4tQ 0 ASSUME NO QUALIFY 1 /1' i„ I 401 vq It . new paint and carpet, ap plian ce s on I/) acre 1H2 m o 151000 GENEVA Mouse on 3*» a cre s 3 bdrm . 3 bath., appliances, garage, ad d it i o n a l o u t b ld g or workshop 179.500 PA U LA BETHO SBO RNE V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T I8 1 111 4744 LA K E M A R Y . 4 M ONTHS N E W ! 4 'bdrm } bath, fa m ily room , 3 fire p la c e s, fo rm a l liv in g and dm ing p lus much m orel H3I900 M etre R e a l Estate Co Inc___________ M L 71)7________ __ LAME MANY ) bdrm 3 bath sp lit plan L a rg e fenced lot L ak e M a ry schools 14)000 W ALLACECR ESSREALTY , 131 A177 W IN T E R S T R IN G S c o n tro l H- A R f d m t d l IW *00 W M U k lt u U * R**n*r _________ M l H U _________ W mHot k> II1> 7/l< ■ S99.9M LAR R Y HERM AN. BRO KER 770 9179 111 9*7 14t—Com m ercial P ro p r ly / S a lo FOR SAURY OWNER 10*9* St A W t a r d A u . Zoned G C 3 One 10 000 ig toot warehouse or g arage building One 950 sq loot office bldg w ith additional 1.300 sq toot covered storage p lu s outside storage One lot across street P e r f i e cat! P I 9199 4 r e s id e n t ia l u n its, Inco m e 117.000, •■penses 13.400 P ric e . 193OQ0 Assum able financing at 9% 11)1941 1S3— AcreageLots/Sale HAVEYOUROWNRANCH! 9 ♦ a cre s M eytow n Road 10 m ile s from Osteen 139 900 Good term s! CALL BART R E A L ESTATE REALTO R 173 7490 O C A L A N A T IO N A L F O R E S T Wooded lots R iv e r eccecs 15950 each No money dewnt 121.41 month! y , O wner (904) I M 4379 e r (904)427 I4 H 1JS— C ondom inium ! C o -O p /S a lt IAIESIDC CONDO G re a t laka view! 1 bd rm 3 bath, screened patio, pool and nautilus room 904 N*rrhi4ke D r, Sanford No appointm ent necessary M id 3d % 331 4441 5AN D LEW O O O V ILL A S Spacious 2 bd rm , 2 bath, m int c o n d , screened porch, he a l p u m p , fa n s a p p lia n c e s , e a lra s. U S 500________131 111) V ILL A S OF C A S S E L B E R R Y 2 b d rm . 3 bath * den screen porch 149 7001 er 477 4)13 157—Mobile Homes / Sale CARRIAGE COVE S U P E R F9ICC17 IbOTtroom 1 lu ll 'bath, double wide Cathe drat ce ilin g s herdboard Sid mg s h in g le roof, s k irtin g M ust See Ta A p p re cia te ! 12.991 C a ll Collect 407 9)1 7040 or 407 )9a BSJ J alte r 4pm *BS L * ed 4 d . c h e r c e e l. ■ ittlta n t ctndlttan Asking BW JM .........I...... CMI 777 POT TAKE UF PAYMENTS win* chlldrOTi ItWtotaralpm 711 7714 STABLR IRlil ig k • tk/yd. ig yd nilntniurn - tto M oro ttowlxg*. not dutt 777 9713 2«3— LIvaster* and braadk Ducks. quMlt. turkey, 9 a W M CMI 777 9979 211—A ntiqu es/ C a lla c tb ia t ■aIORESANTtouts k m m ta* kk/SOT aAacStaa Ttort fpM ' jjW Jbg 9*wa«ARM7kAUk77 rtlVBTI ESTITE SALE C k rr lto * < t t c t p l i m . lag. tilt*. Me. g t PONTIAC GRAND AM Auto. M r. sta rts, te y a lv a •ngw a. pc n or wtndpwe. c ru lta u n t r a l. O nly 1199 71/m a CM I M r. P ayna. 77> 7173 NISSAN 311G1 '« 1 fo o d o tr. buvgandy, o n ly 49.999 m i lc t . c le a n . M U S T S E L L I I 11.4*4 or brat r tt a r ............. CM ) 713 4907 P fU D C O T MS Tarto • ItM Stlrar. 74900 m itra 49*94 or M ra c td p t *70 IE 1*71 Silwtr. S499SRM 9ll«*rB7M M .*vra PONTIAC FIKB1ID *4 V 4 t o la . A / C P /S . P /R . ttara CMtOTta. non Ftoiple. gray with lu iu ry Inlyrtor, to u t) driwen S7.1W 174 1*1* tStart/Ug rt Raetaurent Butt ttL M L T S f-R a a l is ia ta Wantad cla'9 cMtactNn tt High q uality Paralat* Rug* e trt F a w itM n F t t a D ay. »r I wm .S U 1*77 * r WANTEB* • NOMIS a MOBILE NORRIS RINTALS R ACREARC L k k . M w y K b a M t. m m ) • e r a s . I k r g . o ok i r t t i 1 b d rm . a r . it r o o m . fo rm a t C4UMTTIME New Homes. J l good oca tion. lew down, low m onthly Resale hom es a lto a v ailab le A A Carn««. Inc. Cautery 21 C a ll Janet M ansfrald P o r t , i n i m iv e s . m 2121 S U P tR S H CIH I R R l i k 1 M l ton*. touBtoHM Como W M COTIM4. M r N i l 4 9 9 in*. *htfi*M r*M. 9klrtM* k t o r t S k .T 9 A R p r w M W ll.l9 S CM) CM t*ct.......... rt/*37 Tbrt W FW m RM • M 1 71. control . . . . . . a H \i i m m u M o r m t m mm (R A N D N IW O F F IC C BLDNO <00 ig II to 1 * » tq It CC H O N IN G ' M m m Sw c u I lIMfma C a ll III H ta _________ I SM ALL R IN T A L O F F IC IS laiwd OC I Vary itatw tabkl H a l t C a ll m i 777 atlS >W alartronl Lilaatyla • Modarn Fltnaaa Cantar 141-1 bam. trm rw d room paraga. 127—O lf ice Renja Is Plus 141 DILTOMA > NkO I bdrm I SMIr SIIM M II d n tr ib u t o n n m d td F a r I 4 lu ll lim a N o t* p na ca tta ry R ap art O 'N a tl M i n i * P ha rm acy Toch anA A d n la lu r o t t . t r i . n c . P O S ITIO N S oaan O ft* * Aai*. lu ll lim a, a M lr a r . m a rnmt anA o lta rrw ari * a rl lim a I t porw nc* **«***'«. F u ll lim a M r . C roo n 13) #471, m a lta r I F m 77)9)41___________ • N lB lte 101— H o v m M M N I I I n par haur W ill A a M A ll t A if lt ' Mvtra TiaaN to n al t a a t in h m f UM a u la r r a f r y ra q u irtd F u ll lim a C a m p a 'i'iM t»i»*» r d b o rw titi A * . 1r W a it V a iu tia M a m o rla l H a ia n a i M l W P lym o uth A r a D o L a rrt.F I 29M LOa Mdry IM . m aw F u rn lth td /Want 231—C ars root poor A T M S r m m l *% A r t 3 4 /1 pharmacy tech IV ( J r o v c v to w V ® * * w u m ssu 1 fi m o r N M , cm / A f r n m m *11 j v y l U M t t t . IM M . i f f — F a ts a Suppiias 407-322-11*9 Won toO im m e rtM M y M - <9 Mt9k9* tar rttiWMtrt tou9t9R«n'«»t Wlta Terry ocroo. Clpytan. R«H* N Rm It*. L j k . C ity F l BRSS v c M i 904 ? tt <999 9fO*OT* y,0lu<)ud 144— ftvstnau F ar Sola RUILOING loro Clkl S*t t« .9 D U P L E * L * * 9 * / F .rcb * 9 t ..9 9 i» ) . HOTrtym** ItoCIMt ISIS PMk O rlu._____________777 UM STYLIST W im taUMtot Riny. M rtW S P M n ta M M 777 7711 141—Cawrtry P ra p a rty/S a la ★ SECLUDED* BU T CLOSE TO TOWN S Acres with Mobile Home, Septic A Weil 1)3 c N O P E .................. 115— Beats and AIR BOAT Gatar Hull. It tael. ITS MigN wMwa Iyearning win* trM H r Rtouted tor quick eatal 93 *90 firm Alta DrtrtHa j g * H * , 1 '. * »CM )SH*«9 F R i M a • ■*». i r IM Atorcrutear I/O. curtan* R am i in* drlyaar* traitor. a .t .F t o n n .1 . tklt. canw .t cower CwnpWta Retoy ta Gal S4*M/M4m Owner lucerx inaewwlabta CM Irtf 4I497W BLASS M A ST ER BOAT. 17 tart. 71 H P Iw tnrurt* m a la r end Ireawr A sk in g 4/70 or moko rtta r CMI77)*9OT___________ 17*9 N. modal M h#. Ewlnrudt malar. I Irtatart Ml n uipato m o o m i l t o • II FOOT F I I I R O L A S I BOAT , Very unique datlwl Very Md He , 0t restoration V w ra rnaw. Sl*a,b/«CMl77ik7W t r L A R S O N w /traitar. Inb a e iO u t t o e r d R u n t good >i4rt»r betFertac 771 il*7 *44 JOHNSON 1SMP SS Prop Lit*. H e - ' SIAM 2I f—W anted to Buy 40732M1SS 111—AppHancaa / Fum ltvra W ANTED) M ta k M N W 11199. fwrttae or oot OH M m 9OTI O TrtrM O T.______ 777-979. • A N T I D U I M*no».ny l»ln bto FN .9 to .rk tnnFRMrV OTrt FOTll E bc CBUtlhOT) ITS C.II *ll«r 4PM m t t a r i OTiytim. nookon&l RTS RESALE « • Rvy/SM I F u r N t u r . A COT NetibM*. twtaRMw lik rte t 74*11 SkPNrR A m . 777-)N 9 C H A IR S • I reclU N r. to n ; I S ta Ro cker re e lito r. ten S k lM C b _________ N 7 99R17N_________ • D I N E T T E S I T I n k tabta end 1 n x i i ) cf*»F9 SIS C ot* ________ C e ll 777 t m F R I I K R UPRIGHT ITcubn M DMOTdl S)to OU9in M l. v N rp ri N/m.lctan# rocker r .l l . n / l r t o k k l p rln l 4700 ChrOTFN end >i m cocon cot ta. lobta w/motciung com m o 9 n STS R « rrt o t m M I Iran (tota m i coars. Mnwid C M ) S ill______ Celt 777 *770 K K N M O R I W ASHER E ic 9 ll.n l cMMIFian YKIul. 419) Coll Ml TORI-OTTHm. L A R R Y 'S M A R T . >11 Leotard Aw# N r a iU s t o t o n A -c.pl AoiiloUntoOo.........1714117. • L O V E SI A T / S O F A gold cru9(*9d w9lv4t. ita inN e* »*«) IrwTN E i c tar # ltk ., a*<ling room o r hom o 1100 171 4)9* o o rtr A M or t m • M IC R O W A V E evOTi I L . r g . I *199777 4971 .I t a r t P M _______ • P A I R o l ICO C fM m per lour c F N irt A n liq u .o n g in . lt 170 _________CMI 171 9770________ Q U E R N S K I i . I* bed b c o m n .M -g . goto C 9 M I M 9300 I7 1 4 7 9 7 ilta r4 ;l*OTn • S O F A B I D . D TM * ton** U J 7799711____________________ S O F A S • t ic M ta n t cond l l l l t # C hro m e A g l « t *nd le b k A dinotta tebta M M ch m g wood end table* IIP 7S77__________ T R I F L E d r * t i* r , b i e u l l l u l oocon. * d r .n e r t. 4 9 J mid*. 70" M g d M u t i to c rih c o I W ___________ 771 44M___________ • T W I N RIO end c h t t l •• d r a w * BPS 17717<* 117—Sporting Goods • GO LF CLU B tot M l n/gMI togendpertMiN u rI S M 771 1791___________ • OOLF CLUBS LOT*) RH. I 14W. 7 I 7 4 9 P W M litd M l win* to g E ic t lt a n l tto p * WS......................C I I 111 179k l i t — O ffic* Supplias / Equipm ant ,, • FH O TO copy mochii*. by OHv.111 Model L<00.- iNtot port A t it. S70 CMI b*tw**n * I M M l F M t 177 S99* 1*1- B u ild in g M alar ials A L L S T I I L BUILDINGS ol dealer invoice, 1000 fo 30.000 %g tf C a ll 402 I f I P I I collect I f] — Lawn 4 Garden • LAWN M DW EB J i HP. B rig g t and Straten L ik a New. M u k f Sail la ) 00 4tS f l X • LAWN M ew er Toro i r . 5 hp re a r bagger 1 mufeher, puvh, new w heelt, 121 12) 442ft • S E A B S C ra H im a o S B fd f E ec #ilent running condition. ) 1**— Pets * Supplies C U T S , a d o r a b le , lo v e a b le , tame, long hair teddy bear h a m ite r i for u»e O nly U 50 a p ie ce C e il evet M o n T u ts or wkendv until 4 P M P ) l ir e I New F errant M e t.lt..........Otatt KOKOMO ......... ........ m i l * * 2 2 2-M u sical M erchandise UPRIGHT Plena win* bench, goto condition Asking MOO Cell 777 CSOO OTilinw PONTIAC M M U 'to Tilt. cru**9. p/w. 4 dear. 749k*tnl k),499ortar . to ato ll * PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION . ■ V E R T W EDN ESDAY 7:MPM DATTONA AUTO AUCTION May. *1. Dpytaaa Btrak _________ ta* 71)9711_________ TOYOTACAMAY ‘B9 LE Ltodto. pawra ovory thing including unroot Mack, auto. abirtuM mint condition MUST SELLII u m or brat rttar Call 777 OOV__________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS Na Mam Ow e •■coat !*«. tegtltto.rac M OOOOI COLT Auto. Mr. »tarra. O r a l Traraportjlion' Only 19* 17.'ma CMI Mr. Payn*. ITS 3177 1M2 024 4 cylinder. * (pu d. A/C. Kara. non U r n G rtM MitaagaM 1114*_________ CMI 774 7974 IM3 PONTIAC COM L i Gray W'maroon walaur intarl or Vary clean wtry good r o llk b lo t r a n ip o r t o llo n E i c . l l . n l l . r )n d c a r 77109. o)tar A Itar 4 p m Cell _________ 9*9 III*_________ ttto F O R D M USTAN G L E 1 dr. hetchtock. 7 ) lite r 4 cylinder, PS. PR. A i C law n i U i u c cond Be >913 if(7 M A I DA 717 1 door, mint condition) 44.999 milra. A C Will comidar trod* Aiking S4.99S CMI owtoinge or taowo mooeago___________ H I 7177 '** CADILLAC Ftaotwato - II4M or bral coth oltor All powtr end air C*M________ 777 1)9* T* AUDI M W ! Now lira* A to itar, lo o k i A Runs good taoadi TLCS99P 171*777 ■Si CONCORD OL - 97 OOOmilra Eictltanlconditon 41194 ________ CMI 177 11*7_______ 223— M iscalla naout *4 CM EVT C A VALIER W***n Ctaon dependable SUM brat oltor CMI H I 79*7 D A N ’S FAN C IT Y 234— Import Cars and Trucks a Se c t a 9 a « i i • InttMtehqn All Ian pa n t nailable *79 S R *M. Allamolt* Springs ________CMI to* 99*1________ MEICEDCS 300 SO '*7 U a k ie i 411.799 233—Trucks / Buses/Vans • B A S K I T I A L L cent* Hoops I ttlSM CM I Richard, 777 MM HIT--------- aSUL--------- TM0C HU EY S CROWN PAWN ________ 412)21 ft»4________ * CAMPER TOP Ter P kK Up Truck*1 a l l _______ Coil 32)0134 C O M A RADAR D ETECTO R Model trap shooter pro New Stats will fake U S 00 Formica Show cate 24 d a 44 w > 42 h ISA. recline A liftcheir 1X0 whe^chai r VO bed id * potty 'tt), alum , w alking can* I f 121 444) ______ G re a k e fre p i D ry w e llt C a r Stop» D itf Boa Reedy M ia Concrete Bench** Sundi Rock, Cem ent, Steel Miracle Concrete Co , S3) 1211 JACUZZI • State 4 ) y rt oid Paid MOO. ething stOO Can Call )33 2) 3045 CHCVT VAN 7 f l u l l , p 'w ih d io w t. runs g r e a lU ) 000 O N I n gallon aquarium and wrought iron stand. 140 obo Call 13) 1304______________ • POLAROID E N I A R O I R Mode! M P4. 'Good condition _________ C e il 322 4110 130 W ATER H E A T E R 20 gallon, tor Mobile home $30 U* 5344 IT EM ERSON Celer TV - I mos 0*d Asking »I23 Fisher VCR. good cond 11ion. ||)S or |300 firm Call anytime 13) M04 SM to SIW,000 13 distributers needed Part A full tins# No t i p necessary Robert O'Neil 374)210 230— A n fiq u t/C la ssic Cars M E R C E D E S 4St SE • tt7) Silver U .m CaN 110 4334 er 171 t o il, raw*_____________ 331- C a rs TME Uf PAYMENTS Ng Honey Oran eacepf tea. lag. lilte. ate ••PONTIAC LEM ANS A»r. 4 D R , estate*, white w ith g ra y interior M U S T S E E t Only ___ t i l l 17 mo Call Mr Payne. 123 3121 F A I R W A Y M O TO R S Hom e of 1 1SO Down A R ide” 1400 US 17 f2 Long wood 331 1200 F0BDT-BIRO'71 eif. p'9, p'b. im Im rur*9 qroet) ioo», to d 1900 o r t o o o lto r____________ CM I 977 9**1 F0*D GftANWA IS E ic e lie n f work car, depend* b it .a c y l HOP C a ll 131 244 1 FOND LTD '77 Loaded runs good, new tire s _ $ l OOOC4IIJ23 1152 after 4pm TME UP PAYMENTS No Montj Doan • ■ c e p lle i. tag. t it le .e ic I f C H E V Y C A V A L I E R A uio a ir stereo re a lly low m ites, M U S T S E E ' O nly l i t e j)<mo C a ll M r P ayn e J2) 2123 su n ro o f, 322 3M2 M UST if lL L 12 Chevy V im Cut Pom VI ) captain chairs, couch 4 cooler cru ise ta riff ©I, tilt tte e rirg A ll set up for h a n d ic a p p e d per sen H in d co n tro ls 4 s t le c fr ic w heel chair lifl i ) 300 Caff M I N X a fS e r lp m . ift2 F IM X L T 4X4 Slack, loaded ail options' Must See' Sem mcte F o rd ._______ P t 1M1 1 ft) T O Y O T A 4X4 I Speed. A C ju s t u m Semmoiie F o rd ,1 2 1 l i i l 23 C H E V Y C »• • V 4 au»o Runs needs w ork $430 or best offer C a ll 321 134) 237—Tractors and ____Trailers____ JANITORIAL EQUIPMENT And supplies AUm g $1,200 or best otter _____ 122 *302 99* 4119 FARM TtACTOIS 7* USED IN STOCK ALLSI2ESI k L L PRICES! Ma.tiond Tractor 4 Equipment ' a m i N of M a i (land Infer change on 12 t l 114)1)1 FIAT BEDTRAILER H E A V Y D U T Y ,1117.1*11*9. l i e** C a ll i n m > __ 231—Vehicles Wanted W I F A Y T O P 441 tar w racked c a r t lr u c k il W E S E L L guar aotatd utad p a r t i A A A U T O lA L V A O E * ! D » to ry . 94919*9 23f— Motorcycles and Bikes YAMAHA USOO '21 12,000 m i. Showroom Newt H . llO B /b rO 1 2 1 IU 4 ft) SUZUKI fftO 2) 000 miles. Iasi. i*i k it. V ance and H ines header, custom paint, M e ti fire s 11,400 o r best otter Can m gate after 4 M '241-Recreational Vehicles/Campers CADILLAC S EV ILLE 7i. na« tires, grey, o il eafras. 4) 000 m ite s $J.10» ........... M t te n PO DGE C aachm an M ater home 2ft. TT awning, roof and dash a«r,41,000r>i u aoo t a t m i P R O W L E R im . 25 tool Steeps I. roof a ir. awning, weight * (WO lbs E ace lien I condition A sk in g U 5 0 0 O w n e r 122 2ft/t R V L O T S $ l4 } /m a In c lu d e s w ateri garbage'-sewage. P a rk Avenue M obil# P a r k 323 3tftl S H E N A N D O A H I T P ark M odel I T awning cm beautiful kif t n lls h e d new D C a k s R V )21 Oft32 on Lot 304 243— Junk Cars JU N K C A R 5 R E M O V E D NOCHAHGE M l f 12)_________ II Top itXkJ14 f II iVl.d. tor junh cars, tru th s a wheel d rive Any condition Ca ll )2) JfW �f f 9 • 9 9* • t 9 9 9 9 9 ' • * 9 1 9 t f * — -Sanford H f* d , S*i>ocd, Flortda - Mo*d«y. March 12. 1990 by CMc Y « m f BLON DIP V in eg ar-w ater gargle relieves sore throat hereditary co p ro p o rp h y ria docs not produce constant sym ptom s. Kather. the a ilm e n t cau ses peri­ odic acute a tta ck s th a t can be precipitated by Infection, crash dieting, female h orm o ne therapy a n d m a n y m e d lc ln e a . ». O O T T t I w ould like to know If It Is acceptable In gargle w ith vinegar water. DBAS READER) I don't are w hy not. T hroat Irritation cun often be relieved by gargling w ith m ild a n llse p tlc solutions; d ilu te vlneffar. w h ich Is slig h tly acidic, and salt water (one teas­ poon o f salt per glass o f hot water) are su ch solutions. D E A R DR. O O T T t I'm a 6 2 -ye a r-o ld fem ale diagnosed w ith a form of porph yria called hereditary coproporphyria. My doctor sa ys It w as brought on by tw o m e d icin e s I w as taking. W h a t's y o u r o pinion on th is rare disease? J u s t how serious Is It? DEAR READERi Hereditary coproporph yria Is one of s rv rra l rare genetic diseases caused by a deficiency o f an enzym e neces­ sary foe the norm al m etabolism o f hem oglobin, the pigm ent In red blood cells. T h e form ation of hem oglobin depends on a series of about eight b lo ch e m lra l reactions In the body. Ea ch reaction requires a specific enzym e: thus, the type of p orph yria depends on w hich enzym e Is la ck in g or decreased H ereditary coproporphyria, for e xa m p le . Is due to deficien t a m o u n t s o f th e e n z y m e c o p ro p o rp h y rln o g e n o x id a s e . T h is resu lts In an excess b u ild u p o f th e n a t u r a l p ro d u c t co prnpo rphyrln . w h ich cannot be converted to the next su b ­ stance In the biochem ical chain T he co proporph yrln Is excreted In the u rin e und the stools, and cun be m easured to e stablish Ihe diagnosis. T h e d is e a s e c a u s e s n e rve m a lf u n c tio n , le a d in g to a b ­ d o m in a l pain, vo m itin g , co n ­ stipation. back and leg pain, w eakness und tin g lin g of the arm s und legs In rare but severe cuses. hypertension, rapid pulse, sw e a tin g, seizures, h a llu c in a ­ tions. paralysis, com a und death m ay occur. Patients also suffer from photosensitivity; lh A y inay d e v e lo p severe b lis te rin g on rx p o s rd s k in surfaces. L ik e other lo rm s o l porphyria. THK BORN LOSKR P lO U S T O U U O T w u r s w o iM •S ew s Itx x . by T.K. Ryan —r * x iY B o m * 6 N O i D P R m w w M u im n m / ftU W V V h W ttW Y H O P P Y J. hour «naw **m *A 9M m o c c u n w w w iH * VHM ALPW rAM Of'tiO* by Jimmy Johnson A R L O A N D JANIS WHAT?/ WHYACT M Y i W SBUDTM M ^X i* w G « r « 9 o r / / m T a o rm cu U K ! MOV OAfit S*Y." GO BACK TB fU> PIAtt... WUruMYHIAR MAM Mfc/ SOMlCOY flkfW ITC> just rk;htwo*> MSAMlrotOfiT'T J f LfiJMO»GUATIOWL^y 7 1jCNJtfO by Bob Thavai FRAN K AND ER N EST I'M woppifP A f o u r / T H f Ec o n o m y - - - PONa *-P TRu M P JUST MB T o A I.Y -O .r pAPTY. : ... . •. TMAve$ ) ' i t by Jim Davis '. H ill H U .11 I lllJ iJ U J U lJ m ; kj lll.K 'J ll liiK - J U .'JHi'Jf-l j u j u ;K ‘J I J i l l K I M III H J .1M J .III.Illl I U 'J J U -JUU M. I M I J l J L l L J iJM uJU ijr.U'JlJll U ilU U M iJM LJUJU L'J l j i i u i i u H .J U U I I U U LJHJliU JJUl'Jl J U f J U H .JULJL'J l l l . l l Jl I L*JUU ; i u i I 'l i H itiii m u • Aatsr Rakarl Ds — 1 0 “ -------* » • frank* i lava” 11 Mafcaa • Currsst It — — . 20 Barbara — OadSM >2 Maks lac* UkztMact — O M n k a ia a t 17 Pszstx mcu SfKCR. 17 tkkwy Mk W k tw M atadky... 40 IriMMltta 44 RkaraHaaiaala «• — tract 40T*5,- I 47 JatHwy 40 Qrsftod. Is W hat a difference between needing one trick and needing three tricks! South played low from d u m m y on the heart lead. East won the k in g and returned a heart. Declarer won In du m m y and Im m ediately attacked the longest su it In the com bined lia n d s by leudlng a spade to the queen. W est won the k in g and played a heart, setting u p his suit. Now declarer tried the ace of spades, hoping the ja c k would fall. No su ch luck. T h e defenders now had tw o spade tricks, two c lu b t r ic k s and th re e heart tricks. S ou th botched the band n ice ly. S in c e he had s ix tric k s In the bag after East had w on the heart kin g, he sh ou ld look for the best chance of gettin g the a d d itio n a l needed trick . T h a i w ould be In Ihe c lu b su it. Hy L J-3 JL PE T E R QOTT.M .D . HL-Jl'J.Jl II 111 le a d in g up to the Q -J o f clu b s tw ice, declarer w ill m ake hla contract whenever at least one of the tw o h igh c lu b h on ors la held by East. T h a t's a 7 3 percent play, and a m u ch better shot th an hoping the spade k in g w ill be w ith East or the ja c k of spades w ill drop doubleton. But m in d you. the co rrect play Is d icta te d by the le v e l of the contract. Suppose S o u th was as h igh as three no-trum p. Because he now w ould need three more tricks, he w ould have to go after spades and hope that he w ould lie able to set u p the spades and also a clu b trick before West co u ld ru n h is hearts. E v e ry th in g else being Ihe some, p la y in g a spade to the queen at the th ird tric k w ould succeed In m a kin g three no-trum p w h en ever East held the k in g o f spades and two other spades. B y Bsrules Bede Osol Y O U * B IR T H D A Y March 1 3 .1 9 9 0 People y o u 'll be Involved with In the y e ar ahead co u ld be In stru m e n ta l In b rin g in g Im­ portant changes Into y o u r life. T h e s e w ill be th e ty p e s of a lte r a t io n s you c o u ld n e ve r m ake on y ou r own. PISCES IFeb. 20-M arch 201 D on't be reluctant to ca ll a halt to an arrangem ent you have w ith anoth er If the expenses seem to be ru n n in g u little too high. It co uld be tim e to re­ stru ctu re the entire deal. Know w here to look for rom ance and y o u 'll fin d It. The Astro-G raph M a tc h m a k e r In stan tly reveals w h ic h s ig n s arc ro m a n tica lly p e rfe ct for you. M a ll * 2 to M atchm aker. c7o th is newspa­ per. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. O H 4 4 1 0 1-3428. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) Instead of lookin g for scapegoats sh ou ld you handle som ething u n sa tisfa cto rily today, frs s up to y o u r m istake. A d m issio n w ill cle a r the a ir and help get things b a rk on track. TAURUS (April 20-M ay 201 Som e e xtra responsibilities, not n ecessarily o f your ow n m aking. NORTH t-RN ♦ 1* 7*1 ♦ A ll 4 K 71 ♦MS EAST WEST 4KJ 1 ♦ (• f it WJ 1* T » J ♦ ••41 • J 1*1 ♦la m ♦ A* SOUTH ♦ A Q 12 TQ M ♦AQ1 ♦ QJ 1 Vulnerable Neither Dealer. South Rest Nwth All paa 1 NT East Opening lead: T • .' •vjM 'sy»i * •*•••" ■ i*i *ji'V1 •&**’'** • HOROSCOPE w MBOtCIINi U .-I H .I U By Jam as Jacoby TU M BLEW EED S A l m ig h t re q u ire y o u r atten tion today. If you accept y o u r lot p h ilo s o p h ic a lly , e v e n ts w o n 't overw h elm you. GEMINI (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 20) D on 't take gam bles today on th in g s or people about w h ich you k n o w little. Y o u r Judgm ent In these areas m ight not be u p to par and the resu lts w ill reflect this. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 221 A n old. unresolved Issue should be kept on the shelf. It’s not lik e ly lo be settled today, so m ove on to other th in g s where y o u 're certain o f m a k in g pro­ gress. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Take c a r e t o d a y w it h t a s k s o r assignm en ts that re q u ire good m e n ta l c o n c e n t r a t io n . E v e n though you m ight feel capable In these m atters, y o u r attention span m ay not get good grades. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) You sh o u ld do rather w e ll In you r Involvem ents today, w ith the exception o f m an a g in g y ou r re­ sources. T h is Is the departm ent w here you m ay use m ore red Ink th an black. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A la c k o f patience co u ld sp o il some . b e n e f ic ia l d e v e lo p m e n ts th a t m ay o c cu r for you today. T im in g Is extre m e ly Im portant and If you are too erratic or Im pulsive you co u ld blo w the w hole thing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Self-pity h as on ly one purpose today and that la to help perpet­ uate a negative fram e of m ind. Start lo o k in g outw ard Instead of Inward and y o u 'll fin d m u ch lo sm ile about. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) U su a lly you 're rather toler­ ant w hen dealin g w ith others, but today th is attribu te m ay be slu ggish a n d you co u ld have p r o b le m s w it h p e o p le o v e r th in gs that are som ew hat Insig­ nificant. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) If you are unable to achieve y o u r objectives today. It's prob­ a b ly due to y ou r reluctance to g iv e u p m e th o d s th a t h ave proven lo be u nproductive. You need a fresh approach. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) G u a rd against In clin atio ns today to e n v is io n Ihe o u tc o m e of e v e n ts n e g a tiv e ly . W h a t you pictu re In y o u r m in d co u ld play out In real life If y o u 're not careful. 101990. N EW SPAPER EN ­ T E R P R IS E A S SN . by Leonard Starr YOU bu t OIO? IM HUH. I AApC rr IC01CS A LOT UKt . r 1H/i.roo, eecAuse #/r> /e t o MUCH. h£Y- I F f\A ti T0U6H, h i lucid XAITO’5. 1 CAM ALWAYS Offrt A JUt*6L£ sourt+ue 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/. 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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 12, 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/55618d9e49a6ef0eea4245ca9a472e00.pdf ee8c2fcb75c87935de3ccceb2e10add4 PDF Text Text M a r c h 1 1 , SUNDAY 1 9 9 0 S a n fo rd H e r a ld 82nd Year. No N E W S D IG E S T 171 — Sanford. Florida Mall a shot in the arm Project could provide huge economic boost S E M IN O L E M A LL F IS C A L IM P A C T ON S A N F O R D □ Sports Conlerence tourneys heat up bT j . MARK f A R FIB LD ‘ Herald stall writer__________________________________ Say good bye to Georgetown and Clcntxon. tw o of the huskctball power* that fell In Saturday conference tournament action. T h e lloya* Im l to Connecticut and exited the Big East Tournam ent while Clcmxon liecaine the second A C C tram lo lose to ii|ntarl Virginia. T h e Cavallrs have disposed of North Carolina and the Tigers in consecutive days and will irv to w in It all today for head coach Terry Holland, who Is slrpplng down al the end of this season to take the athletic director'sJohal Davidson S A N F O K D — I he pro|M>scd Seminole Mall likely w III be an economle shot In the arm lor Sartlnrd and northern Seminole County Ou o |h ulng ol the mall. pro|eeled lor 118)3. more than I i m m i lull and |iart little |ol>s will lie ereutrd W hen the development Is complete by 2000. al least M IMMI (M iiple are ex|ieeled lo tie working at the mail. Ill ollli i s or m one ol three hotels pro|Mised (or ' I lie 21 I aere site south ol Stale Hoad lit and east of lulersiutf 4 David Fan executive dlret tor ol I tie Greater Sanford (Ti.im lier ol Com m rree. said iIn- mall will have an impact similar to the one A A A is having on os It will give |olis lo (tropic who don I have (obs and It w III bring |ieople lo the area " Baa Sports □ Florida Abandonment cases increase It's a trend that has state social service workers both enraged and fearful T h e cases of abandoned newborns Is rising like never before. O fflrlals say nrw tm rn Infants are being aliandnned on 'doorsteps. In trash cans and In dumpsters T h e y (mint to the Tam pa area as a Irlghlenlng example. Since 11)88, 12 children have been abandoned there. Nine of 1110's' 12 were just hours old. I t s P a ss 2A □ Local Rap brouhaha still smoulders A l least one anti-pornography protestor showed up in downtown Sanford Friday lo lay siege to the rap group "2 Live Crew Jo h n liu llrr Hook says the crew must lie banished but state attorney Norm Wolllngcr and Sheriff Jo h n I’olk each Insist the other must at I llrst before a case can be made against the Miami group I t s P a g # 4A □ Nation New heart drug being tested A new drug developed by a Tennessee phurmareutlruf company Is tiring tested by at Irast two Florida hospitals T h e drug, called antslreplasc IA P SA C) is capable of slopping a heart attack In Its tracks, researchers say. S a a P a g a SB Haitians storm Miami consulate MIAM I — Abnul 100 Haitians stormed the Haitian consulate In southwest Miami Saturday after learning that dictator Prosper Avrll bad bowed lo popular demands that lie resign T h e group climbed the walls and entered the consulate around noon The building was empty except for the demonstrators who bad broken Into the complex, said William A. Gavin, head ul the Miami Fill " F ill agents Interviewed the individuals who were leading I he group. There were no Injuries, there were no arn*sls and by approximately -1:45 p in., the premises were completely dear of any unauthorized Individuals." be said Seven win Fantasy Five T A L L A H A S S E E — There were seven llrst• prize winners In the Fantasy Five drawing. Lottery Secretary Kebccca Paul said Saturday T h e seven winning tickets together are worth about $ 1.6 million, she said T h e w inning tickets were sold In I’untu Cauda. Port C h a rlo tte . M ia m i. Sarasota. O coee. Pensacola and Orm ond Beach. T h e winning numbers in Friday's drawing were 1 3 .21.25. I2 a n d 8 . There were also 53.1 14 tickets sold m ulching three of the five w inning numliers for a cash prize of $4.50. Another 1.584 players malchcd lour of five num h rrs to win $200 each From wire reports B u sin e ss.................... SB C la ssifie ds................ $B C ornice........................4C ........ 4 C Dear A b b y ........ ........ 3B ........ BA 20 Editorial............ ,4 C ........ 9 * H ealth......................... BB H o ro sco p s................ 4C O p in io n .........................3 0 Paoola......................... 1C P a re p a ctl»a .............. P o lic e .......................... Sporte......................... T o lo v ltlo n .................. SC W a a th a r..................... 2A Sunny and warm today - No clouds In tinlay' forecast Today will lie sunny with litglis In the low to mid M K W in d s out ol the northeast at 8 to 111 m ph Lows tonight will range in the low lo m i l l 5 0 s No chance of rain in the area Is seen until at least Tliuisduv F o r m o re w e a t h e r , eee P a g e 2 A See Mall. Page 5A Editorial, S ts Paga 30. Fun World will open here soon $5 million amusement park being constructed By J . MARK B A R P IIL D Herald stall writer S A N FO K D Hie iimvt i-* ol Flea World Is u I miu I to expand into new horizons - Fun World Construction has Ix-giui on a $5 million amusement p.uk to tin lieu m urkri south ol Km lord ou II S 17112 T h e llrst portion ol tin It) acre Full World tsc.X|x-i led lo tic o|K'iird ou Muv 20. according to company olllclals Full World will lie located near the entrance lo the l(M)acre develop men! near Ih r zoo Admission and other charges to the amusement (lark have not Ix-rii determined said Dick Thatcher. Flea World advertising dlret lor I he attractions at Fun W orld will tin little nine batting cages, bumper cars. tm m |M r txials. a go>kurt rat c trai k. two inlulatiuv gull course, a game room ami a 200 seat reslau rant. The miniature gull courses will Hm M r n »to kf Twm sv V Meant Banner for Bush Children at all ol Seminole County s Head Start centers look pari In making this giant banner that has been sent lo President Bush Students took sevoral weeks to finish the ptoject with each center creating a portion ot the banner before It was all sewn together The banner contains several pieces of artwork as well as the names ol all the children who helped with the project See Park. Page 5A C ourt ruling affects local school board races |i.'i I iso n s> In m l lx > .'" l ■ li • I " i l l III tin r o u i l t v s itu ■ By V IC K I DeSORM IER Herald slalf writer 5ANF1 >HD Sci.iiltuili t tiuiilv s. hoot I h m ii I t ulldlil.lies in ih l I.ii i •li t linn as a |H>lillial partisan lo n tu v ullli lals s a id Saiorilav alti t tilt stale Supreme Court kicked mil the t tillic Mail ill < lull It X st lit m11 I mi. i i i I Im *ails'- it was c li« It-tl tin a ill'll partisan basis ■mmcdiait l\ alii ' ted .ot s* tnxit I mi.'"| Pic s i di lit Am i Ni iswcndi i a i"l I m m ii I " " "die 's t aiiv llelslllgcr ." " I Pal I 'Ism i I l l 'l l s< als al' " p in t re clcctlo" I" the N ' iV' II'I h i g tliri.ll elei " " " All ate registered Id |'"l'l" a"s St -1it x'Is Siipt Kill" i' ll'ig l'ts said was Ins Ul'tlfislu l'll'l'g III.'I lll'is' I I I " ' Ixianl l"e'"lie|s will have I" tltclaie a |" ilititaI p.utv .illllt.itin" Ills' l"ll"VVcd I'V c ." " I " l." is Im 'lie "ill.lin in g two scats w hich an up lor u- election m I *•**I Sa'idla t i".'ld e i"""v ' In lions slip, i\ism s."d III' Novcm clifI eleell"" will I h 'In Ills' 'I n i " " l l ‘ !7 lts I lie c o u r t t t 'l l l 'g ' " " I I I h a v e tile s a m e ' " " s < i | " C '" r s Im s e v e r ,'I " I tile s ta le s la rg e s t si lu x 'l d is t r ic t s . " I t " l.d s s a u l W .iv t ic I I I . " " " " e x e c u t iv e d m i lo r u l tin I Im " l a s< h " " l ll 'ia r d A s s m i a l ln t i . s a n l P a lm l i e . 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I l l . i l l l o l i s o i l w o u l d In Im G o v H u ll M a r lin e / I " rc .ip | H iliil t h e s a m e I x u r i l " ic in lie rs t l i c i i a lliiw l l i c i l l to i c g l s t i r lo r p a r lls .111 c lc t 1 lu lls a p p o in t e d I n th e t o u r Is tin 11 o i i l i l e t x -g a i i li a e k III 111MT* w h e n i ln M a i l 'l l C o il lll v K e p i t li lli a " P .u t v 11It'll s till el.iimmg ill." a stale a il allowing nun.partisan si Inml lx 1.111I elect toils was unroustllullonal. Last m . 11 tin Siiprciuc Court agreed with the overall 1 •>1it 111 ■n111 and the Martin County Si Inxil Itoaril asked tor a 1 l.ullli allou ■>'\v tin- i n n " issued its clarlllcalloii last week. <Hi 1 11 vi lx kli king out Ihe school Imuril. and icmuinicd the ease to ihe circuit court lo set a dale lor new elections Illanion said the Supreme Court drelttlini. to invalidate the eleellims and throw mu ihe board ■aiigln him nil guard, despite the earlier ruling outlaw mg 11011 partisan elections He said a bill has Imcm filed lo allow I bone iiiim ilt-s 10 keep ibcir 1111n p.1rlls.1n election* II ili.il s wlial ilicv want Tile stale’s 60 olhci <1in m x si In ml dlstin is (irelcr partisan cleclloiis. tic sanl I dun 1 waul tills ruling lo throw seven sclnxil 11" . Oils ol" and liirn " lulu a oia|oi parlls.111 Issue said Ill.inilM1 • County democrats clean up on this campaign swing Tears, cheers for Sem inole’s best teacher By L A C Y DOM EN Herald stall writer SA NFO KD — Sciiuoiilc C ou illv d e m o c r a t s wlm a ilo p icd a •x c liim ul ro.nl a s .1 c le a n u p p n i | c i 1 lot Make S a n fo rd S h i n e sa \ t r e n d s h a v e e m e r g e d lor lix-.il litlerbiigs Dc1110cr.il ic P a i l v C b . i i r m a i i William Glllliarllll salil llial by S.1I011I.1V a ll c ri n x i n IIn g m o p h a d c o v e re d I 7 m il e s ol tin tw o m il e s llic\ a d iip lc d In 2 * j h o u r s ihi-v b a d li.iggcil MM) lbs ol tr a s h l .i im .ir lln sanl • " l u l l i n g Irnin d i a p e r s lo d e a d c a l s w a s c lc .iicd l im n 1Ik- a r e a " W e d e t e r m i n e d P.ilU|x is dlsjmsibli s an tin dl.i(M’t ill 1 holer auiiillg tile vmilig pan ills ■it Seilllllole C ixmlv lokmgb said lilt- v o l u n t e e r s s p e a r e d m o r e lllltlwclscl 1 a lls lllall aov o t h e r lx < 1 c a n s Tlicx d c tc n n i m - d M.ullxiro w as tin m u s t |xipolai • t g a i d l e ( i l l m a r t l n sa id See D e m ocra ts. Page 5 A By V IC K I DeSORMIBR Herald stall writer L A K E M A I D - L a k e M a r v H ig h S c ln x i l t e a c h e r D ia n e L e w i s s ta ll d i n g lit Ite r c la s s riN im b e fo re a g m o p u l u n u lo m v a n d p liv s io lo g y s t u d e n t s a l i c r t i a lc il Ix - i w c c n g ig g l m g a n d s o liln iig ip it c t ly w h e n s in - w a s n a m e d th e S e m in o le I im iiiiv I e a i h e r " I t ile Y e a r S i n w . i s i a o g l i l o il g u a r d w h e n In i I i i i s I m i i i I A l tie r s te p 1 h ll d r c ii M ik i a n d J e n i l l l e r Ite r (la r e n ls . tier g r .11 n llt lllt til l tier s is te r Iter s i s " 1 in la w a n d " l e u le d a i o n t t i i g i n l u l n e w s p a p e r . I c lc v is ln ii a n d r a d i o r e p o r t e r s m i n tie r 1 la s s r ix iiii F in t .iv .i l l e r i n x i i i p is l .is See Teacher. Page 5A Diane Lewis (with (towers) was belle ol the ball Friday. Each school nominated a teach er See photos. Page 6C �I* — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 11. 1800 N E W S FROM T H E R EG IO N AN D A C R O S S TH E S T A T E FLORIDA B R IEFS! • ’ 2• •• Infant-abandonment at new high 'g g l ■y VICTOR 8AL VAN United Press International Two corporate officers forced out M IAM I — T w o top officer* of General Development Corp. who .ire target ft of it fetlrral racketeering Investigation have been lorreil out hv the land company's board of directors, officials said Saturday. Hoard mcmlH-rs and other offlctals expressed hope the departure of Chairm an David F. Brown and President Robert F. Khrlm g Friday nlftfit would help the company's attempt to avoid federal charges. Judge strikes down contributions ban T A L L A H A S S E E — A clreull Judge has struck down a 1989 law Inrblddlng candidates Tor state offices from taking political contributions while the Florida Legislature Is In session. Th e ruling by Leon County Clreull Judge Charles McClure, which Is expected lo be appealed lo the Ftortda Supreme Court, means hundreds of candidates can continue taking cam paign donut inns after April 3. Teacher charged with child abuse L A K E C IT Y — A Columbia County teacher has been charged with child abuse for allegedly throwing an ll-y r a r-o ld emotionally handicapped child tnlo a bookcase Tor not bringing a pencil and paper lo class. U irry Kay Huddleston. 36. was arrested and charged after Colum bia County Sheriffs deputies and stale child welfare workers Investigated the Feb. I Incident, said sheriffs Investigator Russ Williams. Huddleston, a teacher at Nlblack Elementary School since 1087. was released on his own rrcognliance. Neither he nor school principal W illiam O n would comment. Former police chief faces life sentence G A IN E S V IL L E — A former north Florida police chief and a |x>llcr Informant fare up to life Imprisonment following their conviction In federal court on charges stem m ing from the sale of police-confiscated drugs. The s lv w rrk trial for former Chiefland Police Chief Donald Lee Anderson and co-defendant Darwin Sails ended Friday when the Jury delivered Its verdict after three days of deliberations. Clues sought for inflight collision M IRAM AR — Federal Investigators Saturday Interviewed witnesses to the In-flight collision of two small planes that left three people dead and damaged two homes. A Cessna 132 and u Piper C u b collided at 4:33 p.m . Friday more than 900 leet above the ground, falling w ithin a block of each other and scattering wreckage over a large area. Miramar (M ille r s|M)kcsnum To m Gallagher said. Jorge Prcllc/o. a spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board, said his agency Is collecting debris from the wreckage and Interviewing witnesses to determine If hum an error or a mechanical malfunction Is lo blame for the accident. T A M P A — Area newlNirns an I k mg abandoned as never bclore. and not Just on dixirstrps. but In Irash cans and dumpsters, and stale social service workers say they arc fearful of tin- trend. Since 1988, 12 children have been abandoned In the Tam p a Bay area. Nine were ncwtxirns |ust hours old. said To m •Jours, spokesman lor ih r HRS district office In Tam pa. "It's an act of desperation." said Elaine Fulton-Jones. spokeswoman with the slate Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services In Pinellas County. " I'm sure when mothers abandon their c h ild r e n th e y feel th e re 's no o th e r alternative." One newborn. "B a b y Nicholas." named by nurses al liavfrnitl Medical Center « a child on a doorstep is one thing, an indication the mother has concern. But putting a baby in a dumpster -----------•obviously O b ’ someone dosen't want it found, j -Elaint Fulton-Jonaa, HIM because he was round ul Christmas time, was found wrapped In a blanket In a trash can in near-freezing temperatures In St. Prlrrsbiirg. He was suUrrtng from hypothermia when discovered after almost six hours tn 40degree weather. "I don't know why a mother would do that." Fulton-Jones said. T h e child now Is In un H R S foster home. About 73 perrrnt of the shelter care ] foster care families apply for adoption, said. "Th e re are so many alternatives Inmtfi can ehoose." Jones said. "T h e y can g lvr t| child up lor adoption. "Placing u child un a doorstep Is thing," FulloiisJonrs said. " A l least there | some Indication that the mother Is showilt concern for the child, lint someone puts a baby In u dumpster obviously dosen] waul It found." And sometimes, they are found loo late. Th e department, through records un reports compiled by I he HRS Abuse Regia Iry In Tallahassee, has Itcen keeping track i abandoned children since 1988. Jones said.1 "W h e n you look al the whole hay areu and pul all Ihosc numbers together, you m ay f looking at a larger number of abandoned babies than ever bclore." she said. State urged to save Wekiva property By LAC V 008MM Herald alall writer SANFORD Fred Harden, prcsldcnl of the Friends of the Wekiva. and his wile. Pat. un active conservation 1st. opened I heir Wekiva River home Satur­ day to elected officials and con­ cerned environmentalists in an etfort to urge the Stale of Florida to expand the Conservation anti Kccreuirlon lamd tC A K Lllim d . Reid Hughes, ehalrtltun of the Nature Conservancy, stood on the bank ol the river. In sight of b e a rs , g ra y foxes, n e s tin g herons, and deer, and asked that the pristine selling be preserved. "Florida Is al a crossroads. We will eliher have the paradise people envision C rn in il Florida to be. or we will lose this battle lo prlvuie development." he said at a press conference during the evenI. Hughes said the upcoming slate legislative session will set the lu tu rr quality of life along I h r Wekiva. Envlronm rnlallsls need 83.2 billion ulloeturd In this session to purchase thr tracts ol natural laud Ihut inusi Ik - saved. Hughes said. Representative Thom as Drage. IK), of Maitland, said land prices are skyrocketing and the Wekiva River tracts must In- purchased lm m ediately.'There Is no time In waste on this." hr said. Jo h n Flicker, stale dlrerlor ol the Nature Ccmservuney. said I hat the money to pay lor the C A R L program w ould come Irom the diKum entary stamp lux oil real estutc transfers. The lax would Increase IO p e rm it a year and the state would bond Ih r money mil to create the capital needed lor th r C A R L fund. "It's an existing source of funding No n rw taxes would he needed." Flicker said. Drage concurred: "W e need lo let It be known that the Imiidlng money from the documentary stum p tax Is environm e nta l m oney." he said Flicker said Ihc tin parcels slated lor acquisition Is the largest pm|K>xal In any stale lo dale. "It entails hundreds ol thousands of acres." lie said. T h e ai-qulstluns are part of u IW W t l s t i t l U o l Fred Harden (third Irom left) and his wile Pal (far right) were the hosts (or a press conference and gathering ol conservationists at their home along Ihe Wekiva River on Saturday whole system In a series of wetlands and uplands that span the Wekiva und Si. Johns Rivers over to Lake County und Into the Ocala N ational Forest. Fred Harden said. Audit OKs $7,900 In West claims T A L L A H A S S E E — B .J. West, a fundraiser for Gov. Bob Martinez. Improperly claimed *87 In travel expenses, bul correctly claimed another 87.900 In travel reimbursements, according to a recent audit. T h e ;n $ o n / . released by the O rta n d u O n jJ KsprsMMwu ■Authority's Independent West, the authority's chairwoman, was wrong to claim 867 Jn reimbursements for a trip she made to Spain. T * e audit also said she correctly claimed reimbursements for other-trips the made lor the expressway authority last year. West, who Is one of the governor's most successful political fundraisers, was appointed to the expressway authority by Martini-/. West. 50. also Is employed by the stale Department ul Health and Rehabilitative Services to rulse private funds for HR S programs. Th e welfare ugenry. however, said West claimed she was on stale business during 14 trips she actually made lor the expressway authority. Janitor accused of raping impaired teen T A M P A — A high school Janitor has been charged with raping a mentally Impaired student In an em pty classroom at a northwest Hillsborough County high school, poller said. G rraldo Munoz. 26. was arrested and charged with sexual b a ltrrv lor the attack alter the student Idenlllied him from a photograph. (Millet- said. He was bring held without bond ul the Hillsborough County Jail. Alter the rape, the student rejoined two friends who were waiting lor their bus In a parking lot outside Chamberlain High School. She kept ipilct uixiul the Incident until the next day. when she told a friend that the Janitor had asked her to undress, police said. Th e friend told a teacher about the incident Wednesday, policr said. Jobless rate up, consumer confidence off U a Ha d Fraaa In fm a lJo w a l G A IN E S V IL L E — Florida residents rem ain pessimistic about the state’s ,j;egnoniy. according to ihe University of Florida's m onthly ronsumcr-confldcucc survey. " T h is m uy reded the rise In Ihc unemployment rate In Florida relative to the nation." said Dave Dcoslow-. Interim director ol UK's Bureau ol Economic und Business Research.. " D u r i n g m o s t of t h e ItlH O s a smuller-lhan-uvcrugc share of the Florida labor force was oat of w ork. Now Florida's workers are just us likely lo line I heir Jobs as those eIsew he re.." he sa Id . Release of the Florida Consum er C on­ fidence Index report coincided with thr releusr ol th r state's jobless figures (or Political leadership hit T A L L A H A S S E E (UPI| Florida's political leadership has provided a "sure formula for failure" through lls refusal lo deal with Infrastructure n rrd s and lax reform, a protnlneni banker und economist charged. "Th e y , similar to diplomats, mean ’perhujw' when they say 'yes.' and mean 'no' when they say 'p e rh a p s .” * said Charles Zw lck, chairman and ch ie f e xe cu tive officer of Miami's Southeast Bank. "B u t w h rn they stubbornly and consistently say 'no ,' they are thinking only of their ow n personal political future and are no longer political leaders," he said. Z w lrk . w ho was form er director of the U.5. OITU-e of Management und Budget In the late 106Os and an eco­ nomies professor at Harvard University, was chairman of a special eommlttec created by ihe Legislature In 1983 to study Florida's Infrastructure n rr d s and to recom m end hunting alternatives. From Unltad Pratt International raporta LOTTERY N e w taxes necessary, legislative leader says T A L L A H A S S E E |UI»I| Florida's economy Is In trouble without new taxes for educa­ tion. roads and health cure. House Speaker Turn Gustafson warned Friday as h r talked about his goals fur ihe u p ­ coming session. G ustafson also nHered u House Joint resolution m irror­ in g th e c o n s t it u t io n a l amendment on ethics reforms und elections that Senate Pres­ ident Hob Crawford. D-WInter Haven, revealed last year. G u s ta fs o n . D -F o r l L a u d e rd a le , o u t lin e d h is a g e n d a fo r th e 1 9 9 0 L e g is la tu re , ta rg e tin g In ­ creases In revenue sources for public schools, child care and stale roads und urged other la w m a k e r s to s h o w th e courage lo Ntip|>orl such lux Increases during an rlrclion year. "It's not negotiable lo Ignorr thr problems." Gustafson said. Gustafson said he endorsed Gov. Hob M artinr/'s proposal lo rulse the state cigarette tax hy 19 cents a pack. TH E W EATH ER TA LLA H A S S EE The w in n in g num bers draw n Saturday night In Ihe Pick ti L O T T O Juckpol were 8. 8. 11. 17. 3 0 and 32. T h e dully number Satur­ day In thr Florida Lottery C A S H 3 game was 0 1 9 . T h r w in n in g n u m b e rs Friday In the Florida Lot* u-rv Fantasy 5 game were 13 21 23. 12 and 8. S a n f o rd H e r a ld IUSPS 141 240) T o n ig h t ...f a ir . P a tch y lute night dense fog. Low In the low lo m id 50s. Light wind. Monday...mostly sunny. High In Ihc lower 80s. Light south wind. Monday night...lair. Lows In Ihe low to mid 50s. Light wind. Tuesday...m ostly sunny with highs In the low to mid 80s. T h e extended weather out­ look. Monday through Wednes­ day. calls for generally fair skies w ith m ild nights and warm days. Low In Ihc 60s except 70s along the southeast coast and keys. High In the 80s. F\J^ MONDAY Cloudy 78-57 Second Clat* Pottage Pjtd At Sanford, H an d* )1M! P O S TM A S TE R Send addreii clung#! to T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D . P O Bob U S 7. Sanford. F I H IM Su&tcr ipltan R#1«! <D a it y A Sunday) Horn* Delivery A Matt J M oM M t i t S4 **i . t«f Sit 04 111N TUESDAY PtlyCldy 77-88 FULL March 11 NEW 3 € LAST March 19 FIRST April 2 F L O R ID A T E M P S M IAM I iU P il - FkFid# 34 hour temper* fur#! and rainfall *f I p m E ST Saturday HI U I im 74 V4 Apalachicola 80 U C rn M e w •0 II D av ton* Beech n 44 Fort Lauderdale S4 17 For* Myeri •0 V) Gein#*vll)a ss u Jacktonvlll# ;• 44 Key Wet I 74 44 Miami •i 37 Orlando Pemacoie W amiU Bradentori T eUehatM* Tampa VevoBaaift W#*l Palm Beach n 4i 47 44 4) 71 74 S3 « S7 S4 43 THURSDAY WEDNESDAY FtlyCldy 78-80 Sunny 88-78 FRIDAY FtlyCldy 87-70. S T A T IS T IC S March 2E Vol 82 Nc 171 Published Ddili a Sunday. ( i t t p i Saturday by Ths Sanford Htrsid, Int . 104 N French A y #., Sanford, H a H IM |N A TK M A L TEM P S EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K Sunday M arch 11. 1990 Phone (447) m 1411 February, which saw im rm p lo vm rm rise loti .0 percent. T h e unemployment llgure Is .3 |ierernl higher than Ih r Ja nu a ry rale and .7 percent above Ih r national rate of 3.3 percent lor the month. State economists said the February llgure rellccls Ih r layoff ol farmworkers who had hern Involved In salvage operations resulting for the three-day Christmas weekend frrr/ r. ■BACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 feet and glassy. Current Is to the north with a water temperature of t>2 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves a rr 2 leet and glassy Current Is to the north with a water temperature of ti'2 degrees. Sun screen factor: 17. SUNDAY: SO LUNAR TA B LE: M in . 4:50 a.m .. l l : 4 0 p m.; M j J. 5 55 a m .. 11: IS p.m. T I D E S : D a y to n c B e a ch: highs. 7:1)5 u.in., HO B p.m .; lows, 1:53 a.m ., 1:35 p.m . New S m yrna Bench: highs. 7:40 a ni.. H 14 p m . lows. 1:58 a.m .. 1:40 p.m. HOATINQ St. Augustine Inlet: to J u p ite r Tonight...Northeast wind 10 kts. Seas 2 lo 3 It. Hay and Inland waters a light chop. Monda y and M onday night east wind lo kts. Seas 2 to 3 It. Hay and Inland waters a light chop T h e h ig h tem p e ra tu re In Sanford Saturday was 83 de­ grees and Friday's overnight low was 51 us rrported by Ihc University ul Florida A gricul­ tural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Hrcorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending al 9 p.m. Saturday totalled0.00 Inch. T h e temperature at 9 p.m . Saturday was G9 degrees and today's projected high is 81. Other Weather Service data: ' Batarday high................ 83 Barom etric pressure.3 0 .10 C Relative h u m id ity....39 pet W lnda............ 9 .East, 9 m ph To d a y's sunset..... 6:24 p.m. To m o rro w ’s sunrise....8:35 City A F o t Albuquerque cy Anchorage pc A U »vill«p c A Hants pc BalHmors ly Billing! 1 Birmingham ty Bumarckpc Botton i f B ro * n »v lll«« Bulfalopc Burlington Vf pc CruiWOonV c » , Char lolls pc Chiugoift Cincinnati pc Cleveland pc Columbus Oh cy D «ll,* cy Denver pc D#t Malm* ty Oetroil ly Duluth ty C 1P ,w pc Evansville cy Hartford ly Honolulupc Houston cy Indiknapwit cy Jack ton Mist pc jK h u n v illtp c Kama! City cy L , l V*q4t* LHtl*' Rock cy Lo* Angel#* ly Louiwrllepc MantpKitpc Miami Baachpc Milwkxk m «A Mmnaapola pc Naihv iII# p< New Or leant cy New York pc OkiahomaCify cy Omaha, cy Or land, pc Philadelphia pc Hi 87 n 43 34 47 SI 70 S3 4) •3 41 44 47 SI 33 41 17 44 II 37 77 31 37 •1 4# 34 33 74 •0 47 43 10 71 73 74 43 4t 74 74 44 37 43 77 84 7# 70 7f 31 La 34 31 42 03 41 It 33 03 37 30 ,11 30 JO 4! 13 13 17 31 01 J# 04 34 34 31 0# 84 It 4# 0# 47 n 11 37 SI rt 01 41 34 33 31 M 44 31 02 43 #8 34 47 37 01 33 31 03 34 01 70 37 13 34 SI II 17 43 34 *0 37 34 74 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 11. 1990 — 14 Baptist youth ‘blast o f f revival Fake cocaine sale alleged A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - A m an who allegedly noId 420 of fake crack cocaine lo a C lly County Investigative Hiiirnu agent iiu I aide the Dlaco Food Slore. C ounty Road 437. rur.il A ltnm m iir Springs, was arrested at about M p in . Wednesday. Agents allege Dennis Thom pson. 27. of Anchor Road. Altamonte Springs, had several more pieces of the fake drug and a smoking pipe. He Is charged with sale of counterfeit cocaine: possession of the contraband with Intent lo distribute, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Woman burglary suspact caught W IN TE R P A R K — A woman was arrested after a man reported she hod forced open a window of hla apartment, e n irm l and struggled with him. n Kennel h E. Skipper, 30. told Seminole County deputies the woman on Friday had forced her way info hla Squire One apartment on Howlre Branch Road In Winter Park by pushing through a window screen that was held In place by screws. Oner Inside, the two struggled and Skipper pushed her from the aparimcnl lo the ground below before deputies arrived at about 0:30 p.m . Deputies urrcstrd “ Jane Doe. alias Janet Dee M arlin. 4400 Sunset Lane. O vie do." and charged her with burglary Involving buttery to an occupied dwelling and disorderly Intoxication. Deputies chase, catch drug suspect A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - A W inter Park man was arrested Tor drug-related charges Friday night after leading a Seminole County deputy on a chase. Deputies charged Richard Alan Aahlon. 31. of W inter Park, with |x>sscs»ion of less than 30 grams of marijuana and (KMHcsslon of drug paraphernalia. Bond was set St 4900. Th e deputy reported seeing a car driving In a suspicious manner west on Uel’ugh Street In a neighborhood known for drug activity. W hen the deputy attempted lo drive closer to the car. the car made a series otf turns and sped along several slrrris before II w m stopped al Ihe ro m e r of North Street near Jackson Street. A search of Ihe car revealed the marijuana and a pack of cigarette pajM-rs. Cops arrest elusive suspect W IN T E R SPRINGS — An Orlando man was stopped for reckless driving and eluding a police officer and arrested for drug (Misscsslon early Friday morning. J d l r r v tJrbln Russell. 20. was charged with possession of less titan 20 grams of marijuana, fleeing and eluding a policeman and rrckless driving by W inter Springs police. Bond was set at a total of 41.000. A W lnler Springs police officer repons seeing Husscll's car ilstu a illng" In the center of Hayes Road and attempted to slop the car. Russell drove srvrral blocks afler turning out his heailllgliis iH'forr h r was slopped al William s and Morton Hoads. A search of the car revealed an undisclosed amount of marijuana and unldcnllllcd paraphernalia. Four lace DUI chargee • Steven Freeman Cockrell. 38. 104 N. Greenlree Lane. Lake Mary, was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol Saturday m orning at about 12:45 a.m. after a Lake Mary jHilicctnan slopped his for speeding west on Lake Mary itoulrvard. Bond was set at 4500. • llonnlc Christine Lloyd, 38. 235 Main Road. Lake Mary, was charged w llh D UI Saturday at 12:09 a.m. following an accident Investigation by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper on Red Rug Lake Road which involved four cars. Bond was set at S5IM);,1* - m: mil **Uh ■ •« il • Ja m e s A rth u r Hobertson J r .. 20. 851 N. Jertco. Casselberry, was rharged with D UI Friday at about 2:30 a.m. by a Seminole C ounty deputy who reported slopping him far driving with an expired tag on Red Bug Lake Road at Todd Road near Casselberry. Bond was set at 4500. • Alexander Brewster Strong. 48. 109 Haltaway Drive. Altamonte Springs, was charged with D UI by Altamonte Springs police Friday at about 3 a.m. following an accident Investigation an State Hoad 436 near tnteralale 4. Bond was set m 95(X). ■ rU C V M M N Herald staff wrttar S A N FO R D - More than 1.000 aple had a blast In Ft. Mellon rk Saturday as the First Bap­ tist Church of Sanford kicked off Ih rlr four-day Y n iilh Revival wllh a Youth Blast. T h e scheduled gam es and events were held under blue sklcs.Thc light breeze carried Ihe fragrant smells of barbecued chicken and ribs. “ God headed up Ihe weather committee and gave us a perfect d a y." Louts Boyd, minister of youth al First Hupllsl Cltu rrh nl S w rrtw u trr said. Minister of Youth and Youlh M usic for the First Baptist C h u rc h In S a n fo rd , S id n e y Brock, said this la the first year for Ihe Youlh Hlasl. and II will become an annual event. "W e co nservatively expected 25 0 people, and I am very pleased I hat over 1.000 people havr been Cassandra Marlin, 19, checks out gator heed at here already." he said. exhibit brought to youth fattlvaTby «■ »> T h e festivities were organized lo show young people that they awarded Irophlrs on Monday ran be Christians and havr a during Ihe revival. good lim e. " T h is has been a Sanlord resident Slucy Webb tremendous start to bringing Ihe hadn't decided whether to enter y o u n g p e o p le lit ih e are a the cross-country run. while togelhrr," Brin k said. " I don't Metunlr Kline a lotkrview Middle see anyone who Is noi having School student, rested and said. fun." lie said. " T h is Is rrally fun. 1 got alot out S a n f o r d r e s id e n t L in d a of ihls and ll might bring others N e w m a n , r a ile d th e e vent out lo Ihe rest of the revival." "wonderful." as her 2V, year-old M u g lrla n T o m m y Jo h n s o n dunghlrr. Katie Jumped 111 a mud puddle. Kalle. sporting u changed a 4100 bill Into a one barbecue sauce mustache, said ilollar bill. He was assisted by nine-year-old T . J . Q u in n , of her dinner was " y u m m y ." Kuilirrlne Newm an. Linda's Sanford, who held a balloon while Johnson pierced II wllh "a mom. prepared four gallons ol brans (or Ihe event. "Y ou have razor-sharp, very long needle." K no Idea how m any licana Rial Is until you sre II spread out." she said. Iter husbuiid. Allen helped carry Ihe beans from the car. and was lo busy eating them lo talk. M erldelh Brock said many people had donated loot) anil money for the event. "W e will use some of the money for mission trips, which prom oir the worrl of Christ outside our own co m m unity." she said. Tickets lor ihe hurbreur were 4-1 lor adults anil 43.50 lor children. There was no charge lor admission to the festivities. Sidney Brock said Ihe money raised through llckcl sales was used to cover food casts. Mori- than 120 Flrsi Baptist Church members worked hard ou Ihls projccl. Sidney Brock salt). T h e y helped run the games, such us goofy golf, hot-shat h a s k rth u ll. ba gg ie shot p u t. frtsber loss, and Ihe wuirrslldc. Winners In the games will be United Frees International SA N FO R D — Sanford police report a man armed with a handgun robbed Highway Oil. 2425 S. French Ave.. at about H a.m. Thursday. D E L T O N A — A mail accused of killing hi* m h i rex* 14 yearn ago In Verm ont wax In Jail S a tu rd a y on a first-d e g re e murder charge, and uulhurlllcx and a ru d u v e r-x n tfflitg dog se a rc h e d for m o re b o d lrx . authorities said. Wayne DcLIxIr. 47. of Deltona, lx accused of strangling Laurie Gonyu. 29. Ills mlxlrexx and n e ig h b o r In E n o s h u rg . V t.. where xlie dlxap|M-arcd Nov. 4. I976. L l. Jo hn Edward* of the Vcrm onl State Police said OrLlxlc und Gonyu were having an allalr. and she wax killed alter she threatened to tell hix wife. DrLIxle wax arrested about I0 a.m. Thursday after he dropjM-il off his 9-year-old daughter at school. He wax lielug held In tile Voluxlu C o u n ty Branch Ja il w lihoul ball. Dcl.lxlc has been charged with rape live llnu'H since moving lo Florida In 1977. but has never tx-cn convicted, authorities said, lit- wax acquitted oner, hut III Ihe other cases, the vlrlltnx ch a nge d ilu -ir m in d s about te s tify in g n r c h a rg e s w ere dropped, i>1Hetuts salt! A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - A man who allegedly sold 420 worth of fake crack cocaine and who had several more pieces and a smoking pipe In his possession bus been arrested by C lly County Investigative Bureau agents. Eddie Lee Callaway. 27. 393 Longwood Ave.. Altamonte • Splrngs. was charged with sale and deliver and possession to distribute counterfeit cocaine and possession of drug par­ aphernalia. He was arrested at 11:30 p.m. Thursday after the vile on County Road 427. rural Altamonte Springs. Man charged with fake cocaine sale A L T A M O N T E SPH1NGS A C lly County Investigative Bureau ugritl reports buying 420 worth of fake cocaine from Terry Lee Barnes. 40. 445 Longwood Ave., Longwood. al 10:50 p.m. Thursday oti Anchor Road, rural Allam unle Springs. Ilarncs Is charged with sale of counterfell cocaine. Man arrested for spouse abuse A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — A man who allegedly beat his | wife's liack with a belt and punched her In the eye has been charged with buttery-spouse abuse. Altamonte Springs police report arresting Angeles Molscs. 28. H95 S. W ymore Road *947. Altamonte Springs, at home at about 11 p.m . Police allege he attacked his wife Blanca Deungclas. 25. of Ihe sume address, earlier at their house. Tip brings burglary arrest SA N FO R D — C lly police report u telephone lipsler led them to a suspect In the Feb. 7 burglary lo the L iF Cham p. 7499 County Road 427. Sanford. Th a t tip led lo the arrest al 8:15 p in . Thursday n( Max Christopher Wenlnger, >9. of Orange City. Wenlnger was arrested al the police slalion on charges of burglar)’ and iheft. , I NOTICE I The SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY has imposed a moratorium on leasing apart­ m ents. We will not be taking applications for housing until further notice. Deputies using a cadaversiilttlng dog searched a 10-acre urea near Osteen III southwest Volusia County late Iasi week, but timnd nullilng. said aherllfs Sgl. Jake Ehrhart. "W e have no Information ... tie's Im-c ii Involved In any other homicides." Eh rlia n said. How ­ ever. the bodies of three women have Im-c ii Io iiih I III ihe urea In I he past six years. "W e've Im-c ii talking w llh sev­ eral profile experts wllh Ihe FBI. . The y've liultcalcd Ih rlr expe­ rience has shown a person with this type ot a liackgruund would iinrmaily dispose ol Ihelr victims III Ihe same geographic areas T TONY RIISSI INSURANCE H P h . 322*4245 * 3575 S. F re a c h A ve . 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"If you don’t get Involved wllh the youth. Iherr w on’t Ik - a future,** she said. " T lie Involvement h rrr today Is wonderful." T h e Sanford Police Drpuratincnl provided a display that included their R A T Mobile Unit. Th e Seminole County S .W .A .T . and K-9 Units gave live de­ monstrations. Sidney Brock wished lo thank the many people who made the event a success. lie said revival services lixlav will In - held at 8:25 a.m ., 10:55 a.m .. and 6:55 p.m. Monday services will begin al 6:55 p.m.. where irophlrs will be awarded I ru m S a t u r d a y 's act Iv It tea. Tuesday amt Wednesday serv­ ices will Ix-gln al 6:50 p.m. tin Tuesday. First llaptlsi youth will] he hosts lo Ihe youth of (he com m unity w llh a Pizza Blast at 5 :15 p.m. and Fraih Water Fish officers Georgs Wilson. U s F o r A M0 9 LE Sanford Plaza O U R E N T IR E W IN T E R STO C K OF: • SPORTSWEAR * PANTS • COORDINATES • SWEATERS • BLOUSES• SKIRTS % N ig h t O f F u n ! * Doors Open 6:30 PM •Bingo Begins at 7 PM Refreshments Available O F F O R IG . P R IC E S �4A — Sanford HaraM, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March II. 1M0 ‘Vulgar’ rap inaction irks minister Sheriff, state attorney insist other must act JteXdatiSwriter J o h n B u lt r r B o o k, a n ilp o rn o g ra p h y p ick e t sign In hand, distributed rap aong lyrics lo pasaersby In downtown San­ ford Friday. Pacing In front of Stale Attorney N orm Wolflnger's office. Book was protesting some rup music lyrics, w hich he said, were obscene. "Nobody has done anything to |x>lar1ie the m ovem ent." Book said. " I'm d istribu ting Ihrse lyrics lo the general public so the y can decide w hether lo support SherrlfT Polk or the p u n k s w h o p r o s t it u te themselves for payola at the e x p e n s e of o u r c h i ld r e n 's m orals." he said. S e m in o le C o u n t y S h e rrlff J o h n Polk said he had planned to have a Judge review Ihe recording "A s Nasty As Th e y W anna Be" by 2 Live Crew to d e te rm in e If th e ly ric s are obscene. But Polk said Ihe case. In effect, was taken out his hands because Ihe Wolflnger has said he does not have a strong enough case to take lo a Judge. Book said Polk told him In a phone conversation Thu rsda y that Ihe sheriff felt he was not gelling cooperation from WolfInger's office. Wolflnger. however, said lhal until a taw enforcenent agency follows proper procedures for a p ro b a b le cause f in d in g , he cannot act on the matter. " T h e court will have a vehicle lo make a decision when there Is a case (tending. I have no difficulty with this If procedures are followed." he said. T o date, no agency has John Butter Book, «Hth accoutermonte, outakto state attomoy'a ottlco Friday In Sanford. asked for probable t-uusc. he said. Hook, pastor of llte Norlhslde Church of Christ. In Maitland, a n d a n e v a n g e lis t w h o Is Iclevtard In 14 stales' said we are either affcclrd or Infected by what we see. "I would challenge Mr. Wolflnger lo look at those lyrics." he said. Wolflnger said he was familiar with Ihe lyrics of "A s Nasty As Th e y W anna He" and found them offensive. " I personally think It's tasteless Th e lyrics are racist, sexist, and vulgar, but ihe c o u rt m u s t ru le on If It's obscene." he said. Hook said he has been fighting |M>rnography for m any yrurx. and feels It Incites youth and Invites permissiveness. " T h e end rrsull of pornography Is d ru g s, p ro m iscu ity, venereal dlscuac. und death." he said. he did not feel censoring |M>rnogruphy would be an In­ fringement of frre speech. "Y o u can't udvertlse cigarettes on T V . You can't drive as fast as you wunt. A nd If a person went to court anti used the language found In these rap songs, he'd be found In contem pt." Hook said. Hook suggested concerned cit­ izens contact the five "P 's ." "T h a t's your P T A . preacher, p o litic ia n , p o lice , u n d p ro ­ secutor." hr said. Honk said h r s|x>ke lo Wolf­ lnger Friday. "T ry in g lo gel u full statement from him was like trying to nail a custard pie lo the w all." h r said. W o lfln g rr reconfirm ed his IMtsition. "I really don't care If Mr llnnk Is satisfied I'll cooperale any way I can us long us things u rr done properly. I am not about lo go lo court when procedure lias not b rrn followed. ROAD WORK TH IS W EEK 2 Live Crew ‘obscene/ Broward judge declares FO RT LAUDER DALE R e c o rd s to re o w n e r s In Broward County risked arrest Saturday lor selling music by Ihe rap group " 2 Live C re w " after a Judge ruled Its sexually expllcli lyrics violate com m u­ nity oberrnlty standards. Broward Circuit Judge Mel Grossman Issued Ihe decision Friday affer receiving a peti­ tion from Ihe Broward Sher­ iff's Office ssklng for a ruling on Ihe ly ric s of "M e So llo rn y " and other songs on th e M ia m i b a n d 's latest album. "A s Nasty As The y Wanna Be." G ro ssm a n said there Is probable cause that the lyrics violate com m unity obscenity standards. D e b b ie U e n n e ll. u s p o k e s w o m a n fo r L u k e Skyywalker Records, told Th e Miami Herald. "N o one ever had a problem with rap until white kids started buying It. If you can buy an adult book, an adult video, or go lo an adult inovle. w hy can't you buy an adult record?" Shortly after receiving Ihe Judge's ruling. Sheriff Nick Navarro began distributing copies to his district com ­ manders and Instructed them to notify record shops that anyone selling the recordings risks prosecution. " A d v is e Ih e o w n e rs or managers lhal If they con­ tinue to sell the recording In (ju ra tio n , they could face p o ssible a rre s t, a felony charge If sold to a m inor, or ■ misdemeanor charge If sold to an adult." Navarro's memo said. T h e m a n a g e r o f Ih e O a k l a n d B a r k 's S o u t h Warehouse said his store will probably stop selling It since police bought their copy of Ihe album at lhal store. "Th e re are certainly other a lb u m s that a re ju s t as obscene." said T ro y George, assistant m anager of Fort Lauderdale's Q Records and Tapes. G o v . Hob M a rlin e s has Joined In Ihe criticism of Ihe group’s album. A l G o r d o n , a s h e rif f's sp o k e sm a n , said Ih e de ­ partment requested Ihe ruling after the group came under fire from Ihe governor and olhrrs. "A s m uch media allrnlkin us It was gelling. It sremed prudent." said Gordon. A Seminole County record store. Peaches M usic and Video, pulled the album from Its shelves before Sheriff John Polk rould obtain a similar probable cause ruling. "Record stores should not assume that because we did not obtain a ruling on the Peaches cose lhal w r will not In the future If Ihe sheriff finds Ihe album being sold." said Stale A ttorney Norm Wolflnger In Orlando. "I'v e listened lo It." he said. " T h e tape Is full of hate, racism, sexism In addition to whether or not a court rules It obscene. It's loaded." Tougher boating laws sponsored United Pesos Intom attenal TA LLA H A S S EE Flo rid a needs tougher boating measures to reduce the high num ber of hum an and manatee deaths on Florida's wulcrwuys. according to Ihe chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Committee. Sen. To m McPherson. D-Fort laiudrrdale. Is sponsoring five bills he says will reduce the number of accidents und make lioutlug safer for ImiII i people and manatees. " T h is legislation would serve lo make our wulcrways safer, us well us protret Florida's unique f r i e n d , th e W e s t I n d i a n Munutce." McPherson said F ri­ day. One bill would establish u statewide daytime bout speed of 35 m ph und u nlgbl-llm e speed lim it of 20 m ph In murked navigational chunnels. T w o other bills by McPherson would require u S I2 boating license und completion of a b o a t in g s a f e ly c o u rs e for everyone who becomes 16 aflrr J u ly I. 1901. Those under 16 could drive a bout only with adult supervision. Other boating safely legisla­ tion proposed by McPherson provides for stricter enforcement o l drunken boating laws, and strlctrr punishment for people caught operating hosts w hllr drunk. McPherson also wants to restrict people from-established munaler habitats. O f the 145 manatee deaths recorded statewide lust year. 4 were u result of boat or barge Incidents. McPherson said. In 1988. there were 1.203 boating accidents In Florida, resulting In lOSdcuths. Florida's futullty rule is 2 ■» times Ihe national average. Tammy Faye Bakker moves church again ■y RIMISTUTSMAN United Press Inlsrnstionsl_______ H « r « or* the projects in Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic: Grading, drainage work, sewer construction, paving and s ig n a g e on th e f o llo w in g streets Plaza Oval, Pine Tree O riv e . G o ld e n D a y s D riv e , Slumber Lane. N. Griffin Orive, E Ellen Drive and C o lla g e Court Completion date: Sum ­ m e r of 1990. J u r is d ic t io n : Casselberry. date. Sept. 30. 1990 million. Cost, St 9£J| Drainage improvements a u n e Intersection of Jitway and Main streols in Midway, paid for by the Community Development Block Grant Program. Comple­ tion date: March. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. K y | County Road 42/ Is being Drainage im provements widened from two to four lanes ancf paving roadways In Lake from Charlotte Street to State M ills subdivision. Completion Road 434. Lane tapers will extend from Ihe railroad tracks north of S.R. 434 to Milwee School. Completion date: De­ cember. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. Dike Road at Dodd Road Drainage improvements. Install pipe to outfall Completion date. Feb 23. Cost. *40,000 k ] A d d itio n of lanes on W esi Lake Brantley Road at S tale Road 434. Com pletion dale: Feb. 28. Jurisdiction: Sem­ inole County. H f l Paving and drainage lmp m e m e n is on S u n s e t Boulevard from Balmy Beach to Ihe Orange County line. Com ­ pletion date: Feb. 28. Jurisdic­ tion: Seminole County. Construct barrier wall on bridge at Lake Howell Lane on Lake Howell Rd. Completion date. March 30. Cost. *18.000 O RLANDO T a m m y Faye llukker stood In her new church, an old Tu p p e rw u re tra ining center, und said thut discussions were u n d rr way thut could return her lo television. She hud been holding services In un Orlando pluno store, but was forced out last month when Ihe store manager lost hlsleuse. Th e new church, her third l(x-utlon In less Ihun u year. Is a 15.000-square-font building In un Industrial ureu south of O r­ lando. T h e one-story building, next lo u vacant pl/zu parlor. Iiad been used by Tupperw ure lo train managers but wus sold und bud been empty for two yrurs. she said. Church services are sched­ uled there Sunday morning. "W e plan on going back In television a g a in ." she suld. "People have come lo us. ... We cun't reveal (who they arcl yet." D o n n ie H e c k , w h o heads fund-raising operations for the llukkers' new church. New C ov­ enant Church, said u portion of the building could be ctfhverlcd Into u television studio. T a m m y Faye said that would wall until Ihe television deul wus past preliminary stages. " A lot of people arc coming fro m o u t o f t o w n , fo rm e r partners to Heritage USA. und we're very happy about that, that they're looking us up. ... O u r partners have been writing to us and asking us. Please, gel a place blgenougli. " she said. W orkers began repainting, rccurpellng and m oving Into the building Iasi week "W e don't know If anybody will find us It may Just be us." she said. T h e b u ild in g ca n a c c o m ­ modate about 600 worshipers, she suld Recent services have drawn about 150 people. After their P T L m inistry In Arson cop: Jim Bakker’s alibi solid T E G A C A Y . S.C . (UPI| A rson Investigators said Saturday they do not yet know whether a home that o n c e b e lo n g e d lo J i m Bakker was deliberately torched, but they suld one th in g Is certain — the Imprisoned evangelist has un Iron-clad alibi. "W e won't know until next week what caused the fire. It will take another two days Just lo dig through all this mess," said an agent with the South Carolina Arson Investigation unit as he Inspected Ihe rubble. "W e 're looking at all possibilities and talking with everyone who knows a n ything." he said. Fort Mill. S.C.. collapsed. Jlnt und Tu m m y Fuyc Bakker moved It lo Orlando, where they first held services In un abandoned shopping mull but were evicted and moved lo Ihe piano store. "W e are leasing with the option to buy. and we do plan on buying It." T a m m y Fuye said. She w ould not disclose Ihe terms. " J im looked at ihe building when we first came to town, so Jln t knows the building, lie's very delighted It's happening." she said. J im llukker Is in federal prison In Rochester. Minn., serving a 45-yeur term for defrauding P T L contributors. " I talk to Jim every day. and his faith Is still In God and u ImT I i -I the truth will still come forward, und he's doing the best be can under Ills circumstances In prison." she said. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March It. 1SS0 — M Mall The plan won't affect utility, school or sales taxes, only the property taxes paid lo the city and county for 14 years. After 14 years, the Tull amount of city and county taxes would be paid to those agencies. By the year 2005 when the development I* complete and the bonds are repaid. Sanford will receive 92.3 million in property taxes from the mall and Semi­ nole County will receive about 91.6 million m taxes. Those amount* will Increase annually aa properly assessments and tax rates Increase. Teacher--------C a atlaasd trass Page 1A she was about lo give a test. " I relly didn't suspect that I'd w in ." the said. "1 waa so happy Just to be Lake Mary's teacher of the year. I was shocked when I made Ihe top 10." She added that she was so sure that she would not be the lop honorce that she almost wore Jeans and tennis shoes to school Friday morning. Th e seven-year teaching vet­ eran told the students they would have to take the test when everyone left, but Supt. Bob Hughes convinced her lo hold off the test until Monday and to enjoy her time In Ihe Itmellghl. A flallencd Bluffed cat was pinned lo the wall belting her. A skeleton hung out nearby. Cartoon-llkc wild game heads were mounted In the corner. "She brings, a real sense of hum or to th fttfiM w n m n ." »ald pick. Hof­ mann, the district's coordinator of c o m m u n ity relations and public Information, w ho sal on the selection committee. "W h e re are o u r cookies?" chanted a group of students from the back of the room. Lewis had promised lo bake cookies for her students tf she won top honors In Ihe county. " I thought II was a sure bet that I wouldn't have to bake a nything." she Higgled. A graduate of Lake Howell High School, where she was named "Outstanding Student In B iology" her freshman year. Lewis said she has wanted lo be u teacher since high school. " A science teacher, Dwayne Pkou. really encouraged me la persuc the sciences and to get Into teaching." she said. She said that she had always had an Interest In both science and education, bul It was Plcou DEATHS JO N A TH O N AND JU S T IN PERKY Jonathan and Ju s tin Perry. Infants, of 52 Pine Hill Kd.. DeBary. died Monday at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Children. Orlando. T h e y were born March 5, I960 In Orlando. S u rv iv o rs Include parents. K e nn e th and Ja c q u e ly n N .. DeBary: maternal grandparents, Emmett and Louise Browning, Orlando: jiatcrnul grandparents. Joseph and Sally. Sanford. O a k la w n P a rk C c m c tery/Funeral Horne. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. w ho made her ace that It was the path she should pursue. Lewis said she often comes up w it h new a n d In n o v a tiv e teaching methods without even thinking about them. "T h e y Just come flowing ouL You can't slop the m ." Last year, she Initiated a " B o d y B u ild in g " project In which students made "h u m a n " bodies from household Items such as tuna cans and scrub brushes. In April, she will present her "B o d y Building" project lo the National Science Teacher Asso­ ciation conference In Atlanta. "S h e 's Ihe beat." called a young man from the back of the room. "She Is number one.” shouted another, rtle rn n g to Friday's Sanford Herald front page headline. T h e students cheered their teacher, aaylng they thought she waa dedicated. Lewis videotapes lectures to be shown to her class when she has to hr absent, Lewis Is dedlraled to Influen­ cing her students, saying that she hopes to Influence students the same way as her teacher Influenced her, tun she wants to make Ihe subject matter fun T h e future of this country hinges on the quality of Us young people, she said. "T h e y are Ihe future of our country and our world, and when we help them grow into adulthood, we touch that future." Democrats— Con H aas d from Page 1A Rose Ttschler was surprised by the types of things people threw from their car windows. " I would like to say another trend Is the residents of Seminole C ou nly are practicing safe sex. We speared a lot of condoms, too." she said. G llm artln urged other civic groups to participate tn the effort. He said the county and area residents and wildlife will benefit from Ihe cleanup. 'T h e county will not have to spend money for equipment repair If their trucks and mowers don't ru n over the glass and wood we picked u p ." he said. "K ids won't be stepping on those glass bot­ tles, and fewer birds w ill get six-pack lops caught around their n e c k s,' he said, as he pointed lo a large pile of bagged trash. T lr r d and Ih ln ty. the volun­ teers pressed on. "L ik e good d e m o c r a t s , w e 're f ig h t i n g trash." Tlschler chided. G llm artln said the Democrat kW omen's C lu b and Ihe Young Democrats would soon be adop­ ting other stretches of road for cleanup. Make Sanford shine is a m on­ th-long project In which many civic groups have adopted a si reel in order to clean II up. M EM M n Tease Turn • $31* 13 tisijHe HSjOOO $12*0 $363,793 $110,000 $112*00 $252*77 $2* 1*50 134*37 134*24 535,770 151*70 502*15 553*41 554,400 M0*00 015,913 9949,422 1977,736 | 1,093(236 191,171,479 $1(219,344 $1,315,499 It q t . 0212*01 $210*14 $320* 1$ 5331*10 J&12221 Veer Police 1991 1992 1993 1994 1999 1999 1997 1599 1599 2000 Licence (MR ? n » insp . Plan, 9 Zoning 0171*00 $190*75 $200,533 $230*95 1903,799 $70,194 $77,191 y j «aL— n fTfQOfQ $373*92 Total Annuel Taxeei Feee $131*03 03,100 103*00 $100*00 $110*00 $140*02 0140*31 $155*33 $153*04 $171*64 5299*90 * 551,100 $574*37 $1,250*57 * 1,451*49 $1,599*42 $1,999,197 $1,711*19 $1,974*79 I 0116*00 $76*00 $157*00 $00*07 0100*93 $90*73 04*21 $00*06 $00*01 $03*71 007*20 $102*44 !! D u rin g the same 10-year period of time. Sanford law enforcement, flic protection and other city services for the mall will coal about 94.4 million. In other words, the mall will pro­ vide the city nearly 96.7 million more than It will cost the city. Simon officials have asked the city and county to approve establishing a special tax district lo encompass the 214-acre site and to divert no more than 50 percent of the taxes towards repayment of the bonds. City commissioners have Indicated they favor the concept and are scheduled lo vote on It Monday e ve n in g . ( T h e c o u n ty c o m ­ mission also must approve II under county charter require­ ments. upffcy at $5 It 2000. One incentive Simon officials are looking for Is n deferment of a portion of Ihe real estate taxes generated by the mall to pay for several road and other Im ­ provements needed by Ihe malt totaling more than 96 million. Under the plan Simon officials would aell 96.2 million In bonds to be repaid during a 14-year period. i f called ihe "black box." which means that money which ts generated by a business actually produce* a greater actual dollar value aa those dollaru am aprnl In Ihe communXy. For example. Ihe 9100 million mall might actually produce 9120 mlulon In value aa con­ struction worker's wages are spent and people are hired to produce construction supplies sold lo the mall's contractors. By Ihe same concept. 9100 million In annual salaries after the development la complete will spread 9120 million annually throughout Ihe area as service people, professionals and gov­ ernment workers are hired and goods and supplies supplies are bought to serve the develop­ ment's employees. Local governments also will benefit from the mall develop­ ment. According to projections pre­ pared by the mall developers Melvin Simon and Aaaoclatea Ittc.. the 9100 million mall can be expected lo generate over 9 1 1 million In revenues for Sanford. Including taxca. construction fees and sales taxes by the year iiiiilS S ii The mall la getting clatter to Ita anticipated approval by local governmental Jurlad let Iona. Last Thursday, the protect review committer of the East Central Florida Regional Plan­ ning Council recommended ap­ proval. Th e full council will consider the proposal March 21. Sanford city conuntaalonrrs will consider the mall on April 0. The d ly alao la annexing the unincorporated site Into the municipal boundaries, s process expected to be completed follow­ ing approval of the development. During the first year of opera­ tion. the mall Itself la expected lo generate more than $200 million in sales which will be spent for wages, mall leases, supplies and services. Much of that money being spent locally expanding the Income of private bustnewsmen and Investors. On completion of the entire developm ent, the estimated 8.000 employees are expected to ram nearly 9100 million annu­ ity . That 9100 million will be ■pent In paying rent or mort* lo local landlords and Irndora. making car payments to central Florida dealers, buying groceries near Ihe employee's (tomes — Ut short, spending that money primarily In northwest S e m in o le C o u n t y a n d In sou th w e st V o lu s ia C o u n ty across the St. Johns River. In economics, there Is s term freiAXA $27*00 * 27*00 * 27*00 Admin, Finance Tot Annual and Legal Coats * 54,150 $39,792 1 $10.800 $37*35 $36*01 $39,599 * 129,150 $295*49 940*30 941,995 943,195 $44,431 5393*99 * 399*47 $409*39 5623,753 * 651,746 1471,172 * 497*90 5545*97 $420,745 54* 99,519 ‘News sheet’ takes pot shots at Quayle B R ID G E P O R T. Conn. - D r d u rin g Dan Quayle is fair game, a h usba nd-a n d wife learn Is publishing a newsletter that |M>kes lun ut Ihe public faux pus of ihe vice president of the United States. "It's a duty Job. hut somebody has to do it." says Jeffrey L. Yoder, who with Ills wife. D r•uir.ih W rrksm an. prints The Quuylt- Quarterly In his home Tilt- Ili jMgt lii.iugur.il Issue Includes reprints of pohtlcul eurtuims and a n k les with such headlines as " D u m b e r than D a n ." "(killing lor Dollars" and " D a n . Y o u 're No S tru n k or W h ile ." a reference lo William Sirunk and E.B. W hile, aulhors of "Elements of Style." There arc advertisements for Dun Quayle doormats and su n­ dry Items, Including "T h e Dan Quayle Quiz Book" and T-shirts. T h e Iro n l page ca rrie s a pie I u re or the vice president, mouth agape. T h e Jokes range from na u gh ty to d o w n rig h t nasty, bul the punchline Is always the same — J . Danforth Quayle. " T h i s Is p o litical s a tire ." Wrrksman said. " T h e Idea Is to make people laugh and think. T h e Idea Is lo keep our leaders on a h u m a n scale. H e 's a political figure and he's lair game." Yoder. 35. the rdltor In chief. Park--------------C a a tla a sd from Rags 1A each have a theme. T h e "Dodge C it y " course will be designed like on old west to w n and "Story Book La nd" will feature storylim e favorites from T h e Wizard of O z and Mother Goose and will feature water falls, mountains and lakes. T h e halting cages feature ei­ ther baseball or softball, zinging lu lls from Little League speeds up lo ihe 90-m ph "p ro pitch" selling. A Merry-go-Round. a Ferris Wheel and a kiddle space train ride are among the 10 amuse­ ment rides. "T h e Big T o p " game room covers 10.000 square feet and fe a tu re s a v in ta g e A lle n Herschell Merry-go-Round as Its centerpiece. Th e restaurant will c a te r to b irth d a y s , c h u rc h groups and other functions. Fu n World win be open dally. T h e park has been designed by Beatly Enterprises of La Mesa CaJlf.. designers of six family amusement parka In Florida. California. Missouri and T e n ­ nessee. Flea World and Fu n World are divisions of United T ro p h y Mfg. In c. of O rlando, w h ich also operates Sign World and United Ad Specialties. works Tor a rotnpult-r software company hut fancies himself a business entrepreneur, while W rrksm an. (he managing rdltor. runs a relocation service culled Th e Right Move In Manhattan. T h e Idea for T h e Q u a y le Quarterly came to Yoder as h r was driving to work last tall and heard on Ihe radio that President Bush had named former Edu ralion Secretary William Benneli as ihe new drag enforcement czar. " T h a i struck me because during the campaign Bush had said that's what Dan Quayle was going lo be doing so the obvious question was. Whai Is Quuyle's Job going to be?'" Yoder said. "T h e n I thought, gee. people probably would be Interested In knowing whai Dun Quayle dors and I just hit upon Ihe Idea of T h e Quayle Q uarterly." Yoder said. " I Immediately liked how It sounded." Yoder came home lhal night and begun bralnsltirmlug with his wife. "W e kind of laughed about it at flrsl and then we railed some Irlends and they laughed about II and It kind of just look on a life of Us o w n ." Yoder said. T h e first issue of the quarterly was released In Ju nu a ry and already has gone Into Its second printing. Yoder said. "W e printed 2.000 und we've ulreudy sold 1.200 and we’ve gut another 800 uui at bookstores." Yoder said. End Hearing Aid Muddle! A set of new S T E R E O E A R S ™ hearing instruments lets you ’’turn up the clarity." Understand - You can hear L O U D and C LE A R ! N O T A L L EARS A R E C R E A TE D EQ U AL. U N FO R TU N A TELY . M OST H E A R IN G A ID S A R E. That can ts- Irni.uing ■especially If sounds around you are constantly changing Then rvrrvihing you hear can sound muddled T h s ca u sa ol hssrlng aid m uddls: hearing aids d o n ’t bshava Ilka Lucille Mary Yates. 79. 325 hum an ears. M ost havs psaky and Trotter C t.. Carriage Cove. San­ narrow band w id th s o l sound. T h s ford. died Saturday at her resi­ result so unds llks tinny m ush. dence. Born Ja n. 26. 1911. In Paris. T e n n .. she moved to The new S T E R E O R A R E iu set Is a Sanford from Granite City. III.. In true to-llfe natural sound system, the 1 9 8 7 . S h e w a s a re tire d first hearing Instrument created lo m lllworkcr and u Baptist. She m im ic the human ear. Hear In Stereo was .- mem ber of the T W A U No. S T O P A N D T H IN K ) Docs your hearing l.l n S t . Louts. aid sound like u IIMO's AM radio? A r­ Survivors Include son. Marlon D. . MlUstaute. 111.: son. Callher tificial. Noisy. T in n y , and Unbalanced - reproducing sound all muddled E . S r .. S a n fo rd : 12 g ra n d ­ together. Can you remember wliai a c h i ld r e n : e ig h t g r e a tbird sounds like when II Is singing? grandchildren. LUCILLE MARY YATES Funeral services and Inter­ ment In Cahokla. III. Gaines Funeral Home, In Longwood. in charge of local arrangements. boa Km The new 9 T E R E O E A R S iu scl cor­ rects die problem: "111designing S Y E R E O E A R S iu we luce eliminated the peaky and narrow lund widths Our ellurts are directed lo simulating sounds in the samr way done naturally bv human ears." THE RESULT: YOU ARE HEARING IN STEREO1 balanced sounds, voter Inlelltglblllly. and even In hurd•Io-understand situations erisp. precise, natural sounds. TRULY a STEREO hearing Instrument set! ♦ Aulomatle Telephone Translslur enables normal telephone use. 'A llvpo allergenic ruslnnt-llllrd earshell lor a comfortable lit You II larget lhal vou re Wearing them A A set ol SI EREOlIM k'm speakers lor iwire Ihe oolpiil and Iwke the resolution ol sound If) (XX) more frequencies.) IF YOU ARE FED UP WITH MUODLEO, TINNY HEARING AID CONVERSATIONS. WE INVITE YOU TO HEAR IN STEREO ASK ABOUT OUR 30 DAY TRIAL M ONEY-BACK GUARANTEE) We Invllr you to put a set ol STEREO E A M iu to ihe test. Listen first, then deckle lur yourself When you call the number listed wr it make you an appointment with an jutliunzrd local hearing specialist for yuu lo be filled with a STEREO E A M iu set of hearing Instruments. For More Information Call Your Hearing Aid Specialist Wm know that you’ll 9# tmproiaod with how good hearing In aloroo can bat Longwood Hearing Aid Center Island Business Center Longwood, FL 8 3 0 -4 4 8 6 Call Monday • Friday 9 AM 5 PM r ---------------- — ---------------- I F o r A F R E E P a c k O f H e a r in g A id B a t t e r ie s -\ | W it h T h e C o u p o n R e d e e m a t j s I L O N G W O O D H E A R IN G A ID C E N T E R A ll The Popular Sizes Offer Expires 3-31-90 1 Coupon Per Customer Please j I I i 1 ! . ‘ �•A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Sunday. March II, 1990 NATIONAL IRIUPS Quayle touts democracy to Latins ‘ world and has het-n an Inspiration for the people of Nicaragua as they loo have voted for democracy." the vice president said. United Press International Woman first to Yukon in Idltarod R UBY. Alaxka I'h n-r time Irtiianxl champion S u m o B utcher Soliinlny became llic llr<ai im m hcr in reach the Yukon Hlvrr. 505 miles from the end of I h r tdltnrnd Troll Sled Dog K arr from A n rh u m g r to Nome. After one week and 050 miles on Ilia- grui-ling wilderness trail, a pack of right Irooi runners now dominates ih r 07 -miixher field In Ihe I . M il -mile sled don race. Botcher is in first place out of Kuby. follower! hy Uivon llarvr of Wasllla. Alaska; IJee I h e .lonrow r of Willow. Alaska, and 1989 w inner Joe Runyan of Ncnana. Alaska S A N TIA G O . Chile - Vice President Dan Q iiuylr. on u six-nation tour of the hemi­ sphere. pralsetl the return to democracy In lad In America Saturday on Ihe eve of ChUb's return to civilian government after HI years of military rule. Chile was Q uayle's third slop on a six mitlon tour of Ihe hemisphere. T h e vice president Is leading a ll.S. delegation Ihot will attend Ihe Inauguration Sunday of President-elect Patricio Aylw ln. Before Ihe ceremonies. Quayle was lo meet wlilt military Prrsltleut Augusto Pinochet. "W e have made tremendous gains In democratic values In tills last decade." Uttayle said In a statement upon arriving. "In lltHO. 20 percent of the people of Latin America lived under democratic rule. T o ­ day. 115 |iereriil of Ihe people of Lulln America live under democrat le rule. " Democracy being Implemented In Chile has been a good example for Ihe entire Pinochet. 74. ratne to |>nwrr In a 1973 coup d'etat that ousted elected President Salvador Allende. lie will remain as com ­ m ander of Ih r fit).(MM) member Chilean army. Chilean voters. In a I'JHH referendum, rcjceled Pinochet's bid for another eight- year Irrm In power. T h e m ilitary president agreed to hold elections and A ylw ln, a 7 1-year-old veteran politician, won Ihe December balloting. Pinochet, with a ery of “ Long live Chile!", bade farewell lo the nation In a taped address Saturday night, urging support for the new civilian government and saying he will always l>e ready lo ronfront the nation's enemies. He then left the presidential palace for Ihe last lime as president. In addition lo attending A ylw ln 's Inaugu­ ration. Uttayle will meet with Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Sir Geoffrey Howe and Latin Am erican leaders. Including C o s ta R ic a n P re sid e n t O s c a r A ria s . Uruguayan President Albcrlo Laeulle and Ecuadoran President .Jaime Bor|a. Actor arrested on heroin charge Baby saved from death in compactor LOS A N G E L E S — Mol Ion picture actor Corey Fridm an, who starred In Ihe movie “ Stand llv Me." was a rrm trd when police stopped him for a iralllr violation and found heroin In Ills car. authorities said Saturday. Fridman. IH. of B rv rrly Hills, was txiokrd on su s p ic io n of |Nissrsslni! heroin lor sale alter h r was slopped about 7:15 p in. Friday s o u t h ol downtown. Sgl Gene Leary said Feldman posted S5.48H ball and was released about 2:30 a m Saturday. Police said the hall included several unpaid traffic tickets Two stsbbed in movie melee V A L L E Y S TR E A M . N Y. — T w o men were stabbed during a melee Involving Ilk) |M*ople at the premiere ol Ihe movie “ House Party," Nassau County |Millce said Saturday The fight liroke out about 10 p in Friday night at the Sunrise Cinema III Valley Stream at the u|K-nlng nliilit ol the award winning film that features rap music stars, (toller sold. The light started between a few men In a Italhnxim. spread lo ih r thratrr lobby and escalated III ihe |>arktug lot outside ihe theater, police sidd. . Sunday network interview shows W A S H IN G TO N — Guests on television talk shows Sunday. (All tlm rs E S I I • NBC's "Meet T h e Press" features nullnnal transportation proposal w ith Transportation Set retary Samuel Skinner 10 :to a.in • A B C 's “ Th is Week with l>av lit Brinkley'' features prnunosls lor American healthcare with Health anti Human Services Secretary latuis Sullivan. Health liuiininee Association ol America President Call Schram m . Sen .luhn Rockefeller. D W.Va .and Rep Fortney Stitt k. 1 )1 .till 10:30 a lit • CB S's “ Face Ihe Nation" features Iluitgrt and Taxes unit Rep Han Kostenkowskl. I) III I I 20 p in • CN N 's "Newsmaker S u n d a y" features national trans|Mirtii lion |)ro|M)s.tl with To m I .arson, administrator Federal Highway Administration: Rep Norman Mloeia. D C .till . ol Public Works Commltleee: Frank Fraucotsc ol American A'snelaikm ol Slate I llrfhwitv anil Traus|Mirtatlou O llUlals anti K o Im i i Klley i halrmau. New York Mclro|tolllan l rans|Mitlatlon Aulliorllv IO 3 0 a m .. A :« ) p m From United Press International reports Zoo arrival LU Harmon, senior feline keeper at Ihe Central found from Africa through the Middle East to Florida Zoological Park In Sanford, checks on India. It was born at the 200 on Feb t7 and will newborn female Caracel, a medium-sized cat be on display today from tt a m to 3 p m Greyhound strike enters second week Tile -a-iiiiid week ol .1 nationwide Greyhound strike Iteg.ill Sillilld.iv wllli it bullet Hied at a tins on an Arl/ona highway, a loud demonstration hv plekets to Seattle and another call hv a tom punv executive lor Ihe union to |uln Its legal action to defuse the violence No new contract talks were scheduled, lint federal mediators and union leaders are to meet In Washington on dispute Mmidav to ilisi uss tin Greyhound nlllcluls s a id Phoenix (tollcc in ­ terviewed a sus|iei t idler a bullet was bred Irom a ear on Interstate 17 at a L o s Angeles I m i u i h I bus ultuui I a.111 Saturday. Imt lie was not immediateIv charged N E W Y O R K - A newborn boy was pushed down a chute Into a trash compactor In the basement of a housing project, where a caretaker heard his cries and saved the Infant's life Saturday by shutting off the machine, police said. T h e caretaker. Ferris Brown, heard the w alling baby boy about 8:40 a.m . while he was cleaning up trash In the base­ ment of the building In the East New York section, said Sgt. Mary W r e n s e n , a p o l i c e spokeswoman. Brown turned off the trash compactor and then called 911. W hen police and an ambulance crew arrived, they discovered the baby In a plastic bag Inside the compactor. Wrensen said T h e buby was taken lo St. M ary's Hospital, where he was listed In guarded condition In Ihe neo-natal Intensive care nursery, hospital spokesman Stephen Phelps said "H e has a good cry and his breathing and reflexes seem good." Phelps said. If Brown had not heard ihe cries and turned off Ihe com­ pactor. Ih r baby "w ou ld have been com (tar led" to death. She said Ih r hnby had appar­ ently been pushrd down one of the chutes which Iranspon trash to Ihe garbage compactor In the basement. FREE cu5 r 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 $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as 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. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. ^ w ay we add it— good sense to answer die C ensus. We all add up. Kach und every' one o f us make up a part ^ ■ . O N I ) O N E ITEM • A nsw e r the Census. * ; CENSUS -HO *1100 OR LESS PRINT A 0 HERE: PHONE I Subvcribo To Tho Sanlord Harald ( • 1• So make a difference. When you receive the Census form, please take a few minutes to fill it out. A nd mail it in. r, * M UST IN C LU D E PRICE ADDR ESS _________________________________________ Ccngux findings help the government reach important decisions when planning for schools, hospitals, muds and basic needs fur our community, ^ Sanford Herald Classlfiad Ada P.0. Box 1657 Sanlord. FL 32772 1657 NAME of A m erica. Every body counts. */jr ^ M AIL TO : ) Yoa ( ) No S a n f o r d H e r a ld "S e rvin g Sem inole untl Southwest Volusia C ounties" 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord 322-2611 �S p o r t B s IN BRIEF S t a r s c o m e o u t Krystkowiak making progress M IL W A U K E E — Milwaukee Murks forward L a rry Krystknwl.ik. who had been expected In miss I hr rnllrt* 1989-90 season b rra u s r of a knee Injury sulk-red Iasi May. n u y lx- artlvatrd som ctlm r this sniaon. says Couch Del Harris. KryMkowlak. who averaged 12.7 jxilnts and 7.0 rrbotmds a rontrst last season, u n d rrw rn l surgery last May to re­ pair ligament damage In his left knee. He suffered thr Injury In thr opening m ln u lrs of thr Eastern Conference srm innal srrtrs against Detroit on May 14. After the surgery. It was determined that Krvslkowlak was likely to sit out the entire 1989-90 campaign. Mut Harris said Friday after his tra m ’s 114-105 loss to Utah in M ilwaukee that Krystkowlak’s rehabilitation was nearing com* pie I Ion USA to televise WLAF games O H I.A N D O — Th e W orld League ol American Football Saturday announced a p rim etim e cable T V deal with thr U S A network, beginning with the International league's debut 1991 season T h r N FL .illlll.ile il spring league last month anounerd a two-year T V deal with A HC to televise Sunday games * U S A has guaranteed the W L A F It will carry two years ol Saturday night and Monday night games, followed by two years ol either night U S A will also televise six games live from Emrojx- on Saturday afternoons In the United States In 1901 and 1992. U S A will also televise a play nil game In 1991 and a playolf game and the World League (.'haiiipfonxhljiGam r In 1992. T h e cable network will lelevN- 14 games each season regionally III prime time Each of the six U.S. tram s' run! games and sold n u t home games will Ik - televised In tlx- home city by either A H C nr USA Seminole s Robert Moore |ust missed winning the boys' hlgh-point trophy Friday at the Lyman Invitational, finishing second by a halt point Moore won the triple jump, was third in the shot pul and tilth In die long |ump I Huston leads at Eagle Trace CO M A L SP RIN G S — Jo h n Huston o v rrro m r two bogeys In the last live holes Saturday to llntsh with a 2-under-par 70 and a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the SI million Honda Classic golf tournament. Huston, whose I n - s I llnlsli II I two years on the T o u r was a second at thr Greater Greensboro ()|>rn last year, has a 5 under 211 going lino Sunday's llnal round "T ilts Isa niees|Mit to lx- In. I could get user) lo It." Huston said, "it'sa b out time." Mark Hrooks. looking for Ills second career victory, also slxit 70 over the |>ar 72. 7.037 Tournam ent Players C lu b count- at Eagle Trace •mil was a shot hark at 212 Tie d at 215 were five players — To m Watson. Mark Caleaverchta. Kaymond Floyd. G il Morgan and Mot) Estes. Second-round leader J im-1 Edwards stumbled badly with a 7 7 and was six strokes I m - I i I i i i ! Huston's pace al 217 HOCKEY Robitaille, Kings shell Penguins Compiled from ita tf • n d w lre re p o rte CO LLEG E M A S K E TD A LL I pm W K S II2 . A C C t'h a in p io n sh ln .lLl «) pm - W C P X li. Mig East Champion 'hip ||.I I p in W F T V 9. S E C Championship Com pute lin in g * on Pag* 2B_________________ a n By TO M V DeBOftMIBM Herald Sports Editor FOOTBALL IN G L E W O O D . Calll — Luc Kobltallle llrrd In three goals In (lie llrsl period and Jo h n Tonelll added two |xiwer play scores .Saturday as the Los Angeles Kings shelled the Pittsburgh Penguins 8-2. Wohllulllr. wlxi also had two assists, recorded Ills second hal I rick ol I be season and llusoventh ol his career to give the Kings a 4-0 lead a fte r tin- first period Wayne G re tzky coninliiited Ills 381 h goal and iwo assists lo run his M IL scoring lead to I 33 |aiiiHs as tin- Kings ended a four-game Ins mg streak. L o s Angeles nulled Alain Chevrter s debut In the Pittsburgh nets, taking a lit ) lead on HI shills before the goalie was relx-vcd With 13:54 lell III the second |M-rliMl. In Salurdi./ allerniMin's other game, the New Nork Mangers and Minnesota skated lo a 2 2 lie L y m Locals hold own against some of southeast’s best BASKETBALL IQOLF a t LO N G W O Q D - Over the many meets that make up the high school Iraek and Held season. Friday n lg h l's L y m a n In v ita tio n a l Is unli|ur. While most meets bring together illflerent ro m h ln a llo u s of local trains In a variety of competitions. Ih r L y m a n Invitationa l almost (|uallllrs as an all-slar inert, v im r of the >m - s | athletes In the state (and from other stairs) making the lrl|> In partlrlpalr. "If you want to run a gixxl time and you're mil Inlcrestrd III where you place. (Ills II tile kind of inrcl you want tu come to." said Lym an roach Fred Fluke. "It's tough lo win against competition like this What It'» all about Is Improvement." Not only did u lb lrtm . spurred on by die high level of eonijM-tltfon. Improve on jirrsonal bests, but several meet records were broken In all. six new marks — the girls' MX) meter dash, mile and iwo-m llr rm is and the Ixtys' lO O-m rtcr dash. 440 relay and long Jum j) — wenset. The individual outstanding perlorinanres ol the inert were turned In by Merrill Isl.md s^till Ik-rrv and Srhrlng's Megan Young, who ra|>lu rrd lire high-point honors Semi­ nole's Hubert Mim iu - was a ball (mint tuck In the boys' standings while Marm-y Wcslplial of llriM ik w iM K l. Ga.. set meet record III holli die mile aml tw o-inllr runs. In lln- tram standings, dclrndlng (.'lass 4A hoys state chamjilou Vero See Tra c k , Page 3B Lions beat Tribe by one run again R a m s saved fro m H a w k s b y H u d ic k B y R O BBIB S T O C K Herald Correspondent Prom staff report* O V IE D O - II there's one thing Oviedo High School t>UH<'t>.ill coach Mike Ferrll can count on. It's that an Ovledo-Setnliuilr contest will be decided by one run. You can Ihrow out records, who's hot and who's not. amt the who has the home-field advantage — they don't matter, because these two (cam can produce nothing but excitement w h rn they gel together. O n Friday night, the combatants played their seventh consecutive regular season one-run ghme — and for the seventh consecutive time. Oviedo prevailed. "It's a gixxl rivalry." stated Oviedo bead coach Mike Fcm -ll after watching Ills leant pull oul a come-fromtM-hind 4-3 win. "A n d every one Is one-run game. Th e records can goixit the w indow ." Since m oving from Seminole two years ago. Ferrell has posted a 5 0 record against Ills former team, but he See B a te b a lL Page 3 B tominol* ||« III • - > I I Ov.tOo m Ml ■ - « t • Will-xnu Knulwn 1*1 *nd K 1 * 1941. EOonhMd. X i w M 141 «nd D o r WP - Knuluxi 1101. LP - V " » t t k IB — SowdMk. Howkrd (Sowinoi*). W illam i Mwah V 4<lnn*n O Hugh** lOv-tdol IB - Non* HR - Non* H oordt - 0,i*do I ). Wm.no* 4 I ------ IW a* > ^ , 4* * For the second time this season, Tony Roberts (standing) and the Seminole Tribe lost by one run to Jason Huish (No. 17) and the Oviedo Lions. Lake B ra n tle y’s R igby tosses tw o -h itte r B y PHIL SM ITH Herald Correspondent H*tX4 S M S *t K*tfr iaritn Lyman s Teddy Mitchell was an easy winner in the mile run Friday nigh), finishing lirsl in 4 18 9 with a winning margin of 14 7 seconds , l.()N G \V (H )l) — M.ad Migliy struck oul nlm- hitters and allowed only two hits lo lead the Lake Hrantley Patriots lo a 5 I victory over the Lym an Greyhounds m Seminole Allilcllc Conference tiascball action Friday lllglll Migtiv linjirovcd Ills |H-rsonal record to 4 0 and pllchrd Ills loorlh i onsccnllvt-cnm plrlc game. See R ig b y. Page 3B h i *ii * _ i t l L 4nun 044 014 I - I 1 1 Rigbr 4nd Thurtlon C,**nl*« L*>nbl4l 4nd Spoltki WP R ig b rU S I IP O - * - l « ( 0 U IB - Non* JH Non* MB - Non* X * c o r« 14*4 Br*nll*r 101 10 SAC lrm *n I I I ) SAC _____________ Uk* S/kxiitr CASSELBER RY Lake Mary look advantage of four Lake llowcil errors lo post a 6-4 win over Ihc Silver Hawks In a Seminole Atblrllc Conference baseball game played Saturday afternoon. Th e Mams Improve to 8-6 overall and 3-1 In the S A C while the Silver Hawks fell to 5-8 and 2-2. After spotting Lake Mary a 6 0 lead. Lake Howell tried to pull ixit Its second comc-from-behlnd win In as many days, scoring Iwo runs In the fifth and two more In Ihc seventh. T h e Silver Hawks had the bases loaded In Ihe seventh with one out. but David Hudk-k came In to pitch for the Mams and saved the win for starting pitcher Chris Jackson by getting the one bitter he faced lo ground Into a 4-6-3 double play. On Friday afternoon In DcLand. Lake Howell was down 8 -1 after four Innings before rallying for an 11-10 See Save, Page 3B U k lM ll) U k * H n n ll M l 00* * - 4 0*4 014 1 - 4 • 0 II 0 JAtkton. Hvd.ck 17) *nd M*ncg Cljrfc Co*m*n WP - jAchsn (3 I) I P - CiArh - Hudick (l it ) IB - Giuffrid* ( l * » t M ap,) GAffnty <lAh« How a II) JB - N J*m*\ (lab* M a t y ) HR - Non* Racordt - L a ha MAry • A ) I SAC. LAha Howall S1 .13 SAC C o n tin u in g lo cko u t ca sts sh a d o w on regular season United Press International * IV N EW Y O R K — Like a veteran plater, the 1990 spring training Iim kniit Is (kissing milestones Not many Ians will stand to salute I hem. however I In- Iim ki>m enters its 25ih dav Sunday making ll ball as long as liast-liall s longt-sl wink siupp.igr in ib is ccnturv In 1981. players slun k for 50 days, thus splitting the s< us, iii lulu halves. M ud S c l i g o w n e r ol t h r Milwaukcc Micwcrs and chairman ol lln- loim iitlice ill.u has mi|M>s4-d die lu< koui lias spoken ol ihc pmii ol I oh I Ai Icasi o i k lacior s4-p.ir.m-s I I m i i lioin now ihoogli Th a i strike is o\i ■ who b is more Ilian anyonr *.III s,i\ ol lllc Iim killll L a s t w e e k s ili-vi-lopm i-llls. Ill w l m ll i . ii Ii s i d e rejected thi- other s pio|Misal showed ihc gap on thr .ii I m i i .ii tmi is s u e ('imimlssfoiicr Fay V mi t i l l s pi.h i lo open tin- camps |mis-.i I i Iv m.nlc things w n rw No liiiio.il lalk ail- si llctlillfil m i l l l M o m la y a l I lit- e a r lie s t . E a c h d a y b r i n g s m o r e e x h ib i t i o n c a n ­ c e lla t io n s And u n le s s m a n y lia s c b a ll In s id e r s h a v e e x a g g e r a t e d t h e t u n e n e e d e d fo r s p r in g t r a in i n g , t h e n n o o n e c a n o p e n a s s t li c d o le d m i A p r il 2 C a r l I ’o b la d M in n e s o t a t w in s o w n e r a n d a ls o a m e m b e r o l llu I ’la v e r M il.H u m s C o i t i m l l l i - e . s a id . " I 'm iitki o p i m i i s i i c w e ll m e e t 0 | M -im ig D a y " U n io n r h l r l D o n F e h r . i h o u g h In- h a s n 't i lli c it o u t a n A p r il 2 o p e n e r, s a y s th e l!P M ) s e a s o n a lr e a d y c a r r ie s a n a s t e r is k F c h r p o in t s o u l . u n i w i t h o u t lu s i lA e a l lo n . d i a l ll u - Iim k n m lia s c h a n g e d t h e r a c e s S o m e p la y e r s , h r s a y s w o n 't h a v e i -ii i u i g b lim e in m a k e th e t e a m M a n a g e rs w o n l h a v e e n o u g h H in t - to pi< k a te a m A n d a la c k o l c i m d l l l i m m g w i ll a lii el s u n n - e a r ly s e a s o n g a m e s r a is in g ll u - •|in s lu m o l w h a t w o u ld h a v e ba|i|M -iii'il hi h i rw Isi T h e n a g a in t h e l i n e o l m o iie v • t m ill i o m p r e s s s p r i n g t r a l i u u g o i k e See Loekout. Page 2B Hmd H ibR By Vmctsl Sanford s Tim Raines was able lo come back and hil 330 in 1987 attei being forced to sil oul one monlb ot Ihe season How many other Maior Leaguers will be able to bounce back as quickly once Ihe current lockout ends' �«• — Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 11. 1990 S T A T S & STAN D IN GS J v l|V» i t 'i ia 4i 11v> IT a a 14 to m LA Cllppart M It U 1414 n M a rnwympii llM 4 T r a la Q 11-71 a . « i P I U I D . M T 11-7-1) to*.* iM r ir m -V L D ia a im rtM M r A M A M 1m 4 Martha I m ir n AM 4 Laur»< L a d . 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Miheevtee At New J e r w y .! : M p.m. L A Latien at CAarWIa. 7: M p m. San Antonia at Mtonamta. 1p m. On a t M a t l l l M t . to pan. G tU wi H art al LA C UpperA to to p m — 7 13‘* 15 14V* 20 3TV, OB — H* 10'* 14 24‘* 32 14 743 — <• 700 3'* t» 470 5 DePaul AA Netrp Damt M Michigan t l7 ,lm * to Ohla Siam »A Mtonamta « Tm A few seconds later, m y fish­ ing companion, Cuptuln Tro y I’rrea. was In a slugfest with u lllec redfish. Ills rod was bent s h a rp ly and h is h a n d w as cupped over the reel spool lo lix-k ihe drag. T h e unrelenting pressure eventually caused the llsh lo head (or open water and. ultimately, lo the landing lid . T h e action cooled ufler T ry o released I he red. so I he her reached Into Ills Iki II well for the secret weapon — a flrsly live s h r im p . T r y o Im p a le d the shrimp just below I h r horn and east his eork bobber against the pilings. T h e south wind was moving the bobber perfectly along Ihc dork when II was slowly polled tielow the Nurture Tro y reacted ■pilekly with a smooth hook set and was last to a |Miwerfol fish. w BaHNnar* WlcWta Kama* CMy C tm la n B _ 1 ML M M J M "mm » to J M m 11 a j h m m a JM t Dal la. 1) Lout, la x Dto«a Tacama n M M to i.N.C. V lrpM a M, C lamien M Gaorgia Tach 11. Out# 71 M U M A l Naw Vera 11 M 11 a J M __ 471 i M l «to 4to 7V> DeiiaaA«l.LaMM4 WIcMIaMII. M A AM pm. Kama* City to TacamA A N pm. Connacticid u . OaarptNwm M Syrecuw 7A Vlllampta 41 M apt A l K w u e x .. Ma. Catarada n . Oklahoma Kara n r t xj*i. A ll I at At Carat U w ltvlllt IA lautomn W v M A ll Mark Braakt M art CattaupcdUa Ray Moyp Bob E ila t m i Morgan Tam Waltan Billy AndraM Billy Ray Kan Green Tan llm ptn Larry R Inker U. 7A Vermont 17 PacMc-ta Al Tnwpa. Arti. U CLA 71, Arliana SI. 71 la a « AIC Mississippi U . Vtntarklll 41 Alabama V , Auburn 71 ENCAA Tp Tba ll il at lea ait H u t kora earned automata bartba la PM 44 teem NCAA Teamemeet by rlrtaa at nlaalat Weir Arkamat LINN Rock (Tre n t America! Batten U I Norm Allowic I Coppm tlalo I M M Eatlem Alhlolkl Eacl T i r m iie i H aw llawPwml minor* Haw (M luourl ValWyl La Salto IMetro Atlantic AltiMticI Laulwillo IMelrel LayataMarymaunl I t PWolCaaol) Murray Mata (OhWVaPoy) R ubin M arrli INentwaetl * ' lo nto F to rita llM B a tt) Tam #* (Atlantic Wl . Tou+anliato llaW Caaall ■ t a f t t a i w M S r a B W H N i •NCNfllpiM iMMLtTAM&ki ----------- (ATI T ln m H T ) W ilf l C*«f*r*iK* Pttrich 04.Wan W L T PH. N Y R*ng^* 22 10 12 70 PitHAurgn n n i 47 tor* J ttw y m n a 44 WaUUngton X U ) 45 N Y lalanwri ll n * 04 Philadelphia M M * *1 Adanu DHHHn * Boston 4) 71 1 91 i Buffalo N il | M > Montreal M M 7 79 ■ Hartford M M 7 71 O w l* 11 ) l 7 19 C*mpbt[f C w ftrtM t Nsrrit D M P m W L T PH. Sf Louit U u 1 70 Chicago B M 4 74 Toronto )4 ) l ) 71 Dtlroll 14 U l« 47 Mtnnnefa J* U 4 01 r e d f is h My gold spoon barely lilt the water IxTurc It was nabbed by a ravenous trout. Six-pound test sllp|K-d fur the drag as the Halt attempted lo seek Its freedom by reaching the d is k pilings. After a few a n x io u s m o m e n ts a lour-pound trout was landed and released. •to'-* IM T M (■ IAN T M n l l T ) laatora M m AfUNtk D*vh*M m Naw Jarw* at Naw Ta rt. nlpM Indiana at Cli ICApa. night — i t T H IS W f I K r> H A S S FO R T C A S ! m IM HI MB Naai Yarti R x p a n l . I Imm vTAMciaMSer i -------------- j ^mCCSST ^ L vrrv i* IN Ml M4 M4 in H M M 7ja I M am ia M M A M M II M M N 41 n « Flrtl rata — 1/14. Bi 11.14 I TK lW nrW anp r a a 'i t o M a m a k e 3 OF 235 M0 243 MS 144 » GA 239 314 247 HO 251 251 tso 143 349 140 X0 3*4 >14 >04 237 342 SF 251 170 197 215 239 OA 277 249 300 279 H7 fo r BoL Each Dave Rummoirt Mark O'Meara V o tl Verplenk Georye Burnt SWye PaW Bruce LWtrka Hubert Green Joel E Award* Sieve Lowery Ita* Aakl Brad F u c n Jay Dan Bkaka Mai Sutton W a > A Hem lira dame Hranpo Prad CoupM* Wh ip f“ JC Mark M cCum kir Dan* Barr Payna H ewarl Gary Mabbarp Emlyn Aubrpy Sandy LyW Bab Glider Howard Twitty BUI Gran! Walla Brian Claar David BradI Bryant Mart Tam Gam er Don Poalty Nkk Price Sieve Lamontagna Ckrlt Perry Weyne Grady Bab Labr Mark Wiebe Jim Hal let Lance Ten Broeck Mike Allen Ed Fieri P M. Maryan III Marrl* MataMy Davit Lave III Sonny Skinner Pat Mcyawan A J Duncan Larry Rewi Kirk TrlaWtt Tony Silli iTRARBAcrnowi; . 1 — Ay i i i H m 4 y»or contract «lffi pllcfior Tom Glovino BoO m - A y o oO lo I roar contract* nHtti •gin#(Oar CIII* Burlit. pitchar Jatta* Manianilla and Inftatov Lwi* River a CtHWroli — Sionod catcher* Ron Tk^tay and Jd M C r i p , InlWIdK* Mark McLamort. Kant Andaroan and BabRy Rota, owHVHdor Danto ikhotta and ptKtwr Rkh Montokona. ranpnad contract* al pitchor Jim Abbott and Mika Fatter* N n o b i — H f ned catcher Cratf Biggio. pitcher* William Brennan and Jaea Cano and owfflaldtrt Mark Davldeon and Gerald Yaunf Lot An p l n — Afreod to I year contract* Tim Crew* and John Wet contract* of pitcher* Tim Belcher and Raman Martinet and outfielder iaatGantalei. MtNeeebae — Signed pitcher* Den Augu»l. Angel Miranda. Jaima Navarro and thortttep Bill Spier* to 1 year contract*; renewed contract* of Hr*I bowman George Canale and fthortftop Gary Shettiald I — Slynad twlnyman Lawlk LWyb la Wday canWact. LA CUaaavv — Slynad yuavd Slav* H a rm l«r Nw ramalndtr of Nw wavon. Saaltto - Acllvatod yuard Dal* Ellit. piacad yuard QuinNn D a d r, on ln|ur*d litl College — Anounced reugnaiion ol f is h in g 0 tr ip gale since last Wednesday and fishing reports u rr few and Tar between. I'ay careful attention to the marine forecast before plan­ ning utiy trips this weekend. George from Ta m m y 's Bait and Tackla reports than anglers who ran find sheltered areas with pads are catching specks. Likewise, fishermen ran dunk some live shiners In less windy spots and catch some decent txiss. FISHING * 747*74- 1U 717)74-714 71 71 74- U4 n 74 77— 114 7A7477-114 7J7 17A -1U 74 74 7 1 - Tli 7474 71-71) Tl 77 74-111 7174 7 1 -I N F» 7) FS~7N 74 71 7S-7M 7B7A77-1M 77 40 t ) — 77k 77 7111-1)0 7 4 7 4 1 1 -))! Gory McCortf Joff Wilton Kenny Kn m e m o ra b le We Ixith yetted out.'Tledllsh" as the fish surged for the pilings. Much lo our surprise, u large trout boiled to the surfacl. T h e llsli put up a heroic struggle lirlo rr It was netted and re­ leased. Not to be bested. I rifled though T ro y 's tackle box ami w o n rigged up a cork in m y spinning o u llll. My cork wus In the water before T ro y finished releasing the big irout. T h e wind was blowing low urd ihc dock, so 1 decided to live dangerously and alet ihc cork drift lu ck Into the shade underneath the planks. My concentration lapsed for a m i n u t e as I s u v o r d th e u nlqurnrss of this new fishing experience. T r o y startled me back Into reality when he yelled out "H ite ." I glanced around Jusl In lime lo see m y cork disappear from view. As soon us I set the hook. I knew Ihul I wus 111 hlg trouble. A si rung fish splashed on the surface and made an unstoppa­ ble run through the barnacle encrusted pollllgs. I lowered Illy rod lip Inlothe water, attempting lo gel m y line below Ihc rows ol ' - M 7> M - l l l 71 7174-111 741444— 11! TATA M - l l l TATA 71— 11! 71 7171-111 7AA47A—111 77 7144— 714 U 7444-HA 7A717B-1M 717A74-IM 744* 71-114 74t a n - i i t 7171 71— 114 74A7 7A-1M 747A44— 117 7471-71— 117 74 73 71-217 7 * n n -1 1 7 n n r>— 2u i $ 4 * r y -u i 7 % 4 * n -V 7 7 \ * n -i\ 7 71 74 FI— J H 7J-7^7>— I l f 7471 7>— H i 77 7144—l i t 7474 71— H t 77 1471— I l f 74 71 7>— f If 74 71 7 4 -H f 7 in 7 4 -H f 7? 7174— H f 711477— I l f 7477 44-110 74 74 7 0 -S i 77 7174-230 74 7474-230 747494- » 7771 72-130 7474 71-130 717472-130 747474-210 7471 74— S t 7471 74-130 7171 74-130 77 7474—S I 7 4 747 1-S I 74 7471— S I 7 4 747 1-S I 74 71 77— S I 74 77 71— I S 747471— S I » 7 1 7 1 -m 747471— I S 77 74 74-122 74 7471— S3 7t 7474— 221 77 71 74-221 7474 74-222 75 7474—S3 74 7474— S3 73 7174— S3 74 71 74— 234 T Si JIM SH U PE barnacles. Il was a good Idea, but I im) late — m y lust ditch ellort was greeted by a sickening slack. T h e u n trttie re d cork b o b b e d on the s u rfa c e , a monument to my lack of con­ centration. INcxi week's column will have Ihc conclusion of this great llshlngirlp.) Steve Guru from the O steen Bridge Flab Camp rrportrd a s u c c e s s fu l M a rc h O s te e n B rid g e B a s e T o u rn a m en t. Fifty-two bouts parltepatrd In Ihc monthly event, catching a total of 141 buss. Joe Krcnu-r look Hlg Hass honors with a 5-pound. 4 ounce specimen. First place went lo Hobby anil Hob Copprn. with a tolal catch of IB pounds. 15 ounces. Lowell and David Martlndlll look seoud Shape's Scoop l.lve sh rim p are great for shallow water fishing w h rn they arr free-lined under a natural cork Ixihber. Hook them Just iK-hmd the hour on their head or Ihrough tile tall for the best AVOID IHANSMISSIHN PRQBlfMS ,| B “ results. F is h in g forecast T h e word for the week Is w in d ." Il has hern blowing a Lockout Continued from IB the agreement comes. Ill l!)M 1. lor Instancr. a settlement m ine on J u ly 51. and the All-Star Game look place Aug. 10. I'laycrs needed Just 10 days to shake oil seven weeks of Inactivity. A nd remember Ihc case ol T im Hultirs? Victimized by collusion In 1UH7. the Montreal Expos outflrldrr missed Ihe entire month of April He still led Ihe majors with 123 runs, and rankrd third tn the National League !tailing race at .330 $ Of rourse. no training seb- ''ale means unythlng until a settlement <> *>'.l s . Perhaps. In separate hrlellngs on Friday. Ihe parties established some I lasts for dialogue. Mels owner Fred Wllpon said Ih r dispute was about economics, not Ideology. And F rh rs a id II was about money. Having agreed that Ihe issue Is cash, maybe the sides cun produce something soon. Until then. Ihe locknut grows by Ihe day. jusslng Milestones that not m any fans will stand up and cheer. inq ^ f r e T t o w in q i lt o M t o M t o Q M w 9 5 Mergetic C O LLEG E BASKETBALL Noon — ESPN, Mid American Champion *h>p. (L I Ip m — WESH 2. ACC Champiomhip, ( D 2p m . — W F T V f. Illexhiat Indiana. ID 2 39 p m — WCPX L Big Ea*l Champ, on *hp. (L ) 4p m — W F T V f, SEC Champion*hip i p m . — ESPN, Big Eight Championship, ID * 30 p m . — WCPX 4, NCAA Tournament Peirmg*. ( D fo r tw o QUOTE OP T H l PAY I "If you live iliorounhly Ihc |Mrl, Itirrc In very lutlc- ciiorfiy left al ih r end. VVr iry lo pace intraclvcb no when we reach ihc end. I h r rnrrjfy ts Hour." • Paul Ouchtsnay. who with ulster Is a b rllr c a p lu r rd (h r Icr-danrlng silver medal al the World Kleure Skatlnji Cham|ilunships. The ir emotional routine depleting a South A m erican c o u p le lig h t in g p o lit ic a l oppression earned them five perfect scores and a threem lntilc standing ovation. lo c a l place with 15 pounds. 12*,* ounces, while Ralph C u rry and Hill Klt/cy came In a close third w ill: 15 pounds. 10 ounces David Gaines and Jo h n Jones snagged the lourtli s|xit with 15 pounds. 0 ounces, and Itusty Mlller and Flovil Kuykendall slipped In lilib with 15 pounds. 51'* eounces. Only seven ounces separated second from 11It ti place. Anglers braving high winds are rulchtng snook. Ilminitcr, blue llsh. rrdllsh Isruuus closed) anil |ark crcvnlle al S e b a s t i a n I n l e t . Most ol Ih r snook are m im ing Im m 10 15 |m iu iii Is . ( ’ a p t a I ii J a c k a t P o r t C a n a v e ra l said lh.il offshore Itshlng Is Impossible with lo l l fool seas. Inside the Port. Ih r usual sheepshead. flounder. PICK 8 W ATER PR OB LEM S? Alt OOK M an iratayouKinart $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER A 5 Cych Comptoufy Automatic : sunJan ' |l TuauKCioa ■ viTSESki | WATER CONDITIONER 32.000 GRAINS SCTETENING CAPACITY $8 7 9 Jackpot given away every SaL nigM 13 EXCITfNQ RACES EACH PERFORM ANCE TtuiKtfllJdisUjOrwi Mon, Wed. kgtt FrwAnnum Sat 1pm. OoutfSudry Sv*oi Grachdu(t) Afltth i*UI* Sm ' ii «W *» ram* n s iA U r« 24Ci Ik r ciaiiK ttf BimiM SMfOOO UUl BOOT II J 1TOJ t KWT *30 7JI01 mJMOOlO .1IV M ,| iAtfoi*» ironn Scollf *« Amt h«Mfm Crrt alto* C* 1f I a o -iiii j SBB-4010 a n g le r s blue fish anil small jack crcvnlle arc always tilling Tro u t ami reds are ai live lit Ihe Banana and In d ia n rlv e ra II you ran llglil ihe strong winds. Ponce In le t Is very dangerous during windy rniidlllons. and anglers are advised In fish back in ihc river for •.lu-cpslu-ad and Iroul. Sliccpslie.nl are plentiful a ro u n d b rid g e p ilin g s a nd channel markers From March tst to June 1st Only b | ’ C' E ? 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TRANSMISSION TUNE UP I m.toM*a*( Mita4 hockey coach Brian Mmon Maryland la*lern There — Announced retlgnalion of ba*k«lbalt coach Steve William*. S tilto n — Announced tetlgnation of «omen *ba*ketballcoochNancy Nichol* T ila o e — Announced r e t in a l ion el women* ba*k«tt>ail coach Joirne MaNunanu Football Detroit — Signed ouartertMKk Eric Jone* andcornerback Gary Richard Heetlow — Signed kick returner Gerald McNeil to a 7 year contract LA Ram* — Signed guard* Joe Miltnichtk And Jeff Mickel. tight end Richard Athe, wide receiver* Anthony Sargent and Derrick Fallen and cornerback Mario Mitchell Mali Bnglaad - Named Rod Mumenwik oftentive tine coach. Dele Lindtey dtfentire tint coach and Charlie Sumner defenure coordinator and1tecondary coach N T Jet* — Signed wktf receiver Cgrl Parker, Ptlttbvrgb — Wfccmded the contract of linebacker* coach Denny Creehan. named Bob Veteeento Imebec ker* coach Hockey Mentreal — Sent tell wing Mark Pedertsn and deten*aman Lyta Odetem to Sherbrooke ol the American Hockey League NHL — Reintfated Detroit forward Robert DELANO 1 ISDN Wuwaanj m..i | (BOA) TIB-4SBB* h AAL TRANSMISSION WORLD L| L l i _ i r T T - v~~ I - I - I - T — r l __ Sorry, must bo 18. big* of u i >Bf«n4 fUnm Tq|u4pm«ni SEMINOLE WATER CONDITIONING DORRIS L SPELL Cal Cotoct (9 0 4 )7 3 6 -3 0 8 1 SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ol Oitando, tutt ofl Hwy. 1792 I 301 Dog Track Rd.Loogvvood ft I _ 8 3 1 ;1 6 0 0 j �Sanford Htrald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 11. 1990 — SB B IL O X I, Mia*. - Keith William*. invisible In the opening half, defuaed Southern Mississippi** comeback bid by scoring 10 pokita In Ihe final 2:34 Saturday and leading ISth-ranked Louisville to Ita fourth Metro Conference Tournament title In five yearn with an 83-SO trium ph. T h e Cardinals. 26-7. clinched an automatic berth for the N C A A Tournam ent. OMMtasSS.VsndsfMhU O R L A N D O — Ole Miss sdvsnccd to Sunday’s finals In the Southeastern Conference tourna­ ment the same way it got Into the semifinals — on a w in g and a prayer aa the Rebels, who nipped Tennessee by I point Friday, came from behind In the dosing seconds to beat Vanderbilt. 65-82. Senior Gerald Glass, apparently headed for the w o n t game of his college career after twice having to be helped off the court because of injury, arm ed eight straight points In the closing 51 seconds to give the Rebels their victory. O R L A N D O — Second-seeded Alabama, which h as m ade II to So u th e a ste rn Con fe re n ce tournament finals seven limes In nine years, had an easy time of II Saturday w hen Jam es Sanders and Melvin Chealum scored 21 and 20 points respectively to eliminate A u b u rn 87-71. Alabama, which won Ihe toum ey In 1967 and I960, waa ahead only 13-12 after 8 1-2 minutes. But the Crim son Tide, w hich heal A ub urn by 19 and 15 points during the regular season, widened Its lead to 13 In Ihe next five minutes. Georgetown arm ing drought, earned Ita Drat trip to Hie Big East Tournam ent final with a 65-60 semifinal victory over the sixth-ranked Hoyas. T h e Huskies ixilscorcd the Hoyas 14-0 and 9-0 du ring two second-half runs. T h e Hoyas made three field goals during an 11 -minute stretch. Syracuse 71, Vlllanava 41 Hg last Csskrtsa N E W YO R K — Derrick Coleman pulled dawn 23 rrhounds and became Syracuse's all time scoring trader w llh 25 points Saturday, lifting Ihe No. 4 Orangemen lo a 73-61 decision over Vlllanova for a berlh In Ihe Big East Conference finals. In easing Inlo Ihe tournament final for Ihe fifth straight year. Syracuse managed lo do something It had failed lo do all season — beat Vlllanova. T h e Wildcats won Ihe previous m retlngs 93-74 and 80-56. CfHV|Qcttcv9 4|r Q ftrftte w ft M N E W Y O R K — Chris Sm ith scored 18 points and No. 7 Connecticut, buoyed by a second-half Atlantic Caast Canfaranca Virginia 4f, CtamaanM C H A R L O T T E . N .C . - J o h n C rolty scored 16 points, and Virginia held on despite missing tin front of six one-and-one free throws In Ihe fin d 1:15 Saturday lo knock off No. 15 Clcm son 69-66 In the Atlantic Coast Conference aeminnals. Crotty scored five of the Cavaliers' Iasi elghi points, but Virginia didn't score after la k ln g it 69-60 lead with 1:35 left. Oaargla Tack M, Duka 71 C H A R L O T T E . N.C. - Brian Oliver scored 31 points and personally outacored Duke 15-12 o v rr Ihe final 7:30 Saturday, leading N d . 13 Georg!.i Tech past Ihe I llh-ranked Blue Devils 83-72 and Inlo Ihe championship of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournam ent. Oliver's 3-potnt goal w llh 7:20 left b ro k r a 60-60 tie and put the Yellow Jackets on Ihe way lo the victory. After Bobby Hurley hit one free throw for Duke. Dennis Scott hit another trey. TrackIB Beach scored 83 points lo finish first as Seminole came In second w llh 69 points. Daytona Besch-Seabreeze was Ihe glria' learn champion with 52 points whde Cocoa Beach placed second wHh 4 1 points. O f Ihe local athletes. Sem i­ nole's boys were able lo hold t h e i r o w n a g a in s t Ih e heavyweight field. One reason was Moore, who won Ihe triple Jum p, flnlshed third In the shot pul. placed fifth In Ihe long Jum p and ran the anchor leg of the T rib e 's second-place 440-yard re la y . Maurice Thom as look a Aral and second for Ihe Semlnolea. w inning Ihe 330 Intermediate hurdles and finishing second In the 120 high hurdles as well as running a leg on the Trib e 's w inning mile relay. Other place winners for Sem i­ nole were Carlo W hile (Drat, shot pul). Henry Williams (second, trip le J u m p ). P a u l G o d b e e (three-way lie for second, high Jump). Mike Stilus (third, pole vault), Eldonle Stile (fourth. 440-yard dash). E ric W a lke r (fifth. 440-yard dash I and Bren I Drear (fifth. 220-yard dash). Running on Seminole's w in n ­ ing mile relay were Walker. T h o m a s . D a lv ln D a v is a n d Joseph Murphy. "T h is Is mote of a quality meet.'* said Seminole coach K rn Hraum an. " O u r young gu ys were scared running against this kind of quality competition. A nd our guys have done a real good Job. Hopefully, this will give Ih rm confidence lo do a good Job In meets like Oils later In the season. "W e si 111 have a long way lo go. Il’s good la see us do real well against this kind of co m ­ petition and know they still have more lo give." L ym a n a nd Lake Brantley finished lied for fourih In Ihe boys' standings, each scoring 23 (tolnls. Leading the way for Lym an was Ted d y Mllchell, who won mile run. O ther place wlnnera for Ihe Greyhounds were Kevin Pudgett (third, two-mlle run). Krnnts Morse (fourih. 330 In­ term ediate hurdles). How ard Marshall (fifth. 330 Intermediate hurdlesl and Geiavlua Holliday (fifth . 8 8 0 -y a rd ru n ). A lso. L y m a n 's m ile relay finished fourth. For Lake Brantley. Jo h n Feola and Clint Johnson were both double-place winners. Feola was second In the mile run and fourth In Ihe two-mlle run while Johnson was third In the 220yard dash and fifth In the 100 meter dash. Other Patriots fo u rth c o n s e c u tiv e s h u to u t victim In Ihe bottom or the tlflli when Jared Soto singled. Joe T a l b o t w a lk e d a n d K e v in W a ln s c o t t g r o u n d e d to shortstop. Talbot heat the throw lo second and Soto scored all the way from second to cut the margin lo4-1. The Patriots got ihe run right back In the sixth Inning when Thom as singled and scored on Burke's second RBI single of the game lo close out Ihe scoring at 5-1. "A n y lime you play Lym a n. y o u n e v e r know w h a t w ill happen until the last out." said L a ke B r a n t le y co a ch M ike Smith. " T h e y have the type of club that can come back on you. We had several opportunities lo knock them out but they kept closing the door on us." Lake B ra n tle y , w h ic h Im ­ proves to 10-2 overall and 3-0 in Ihe Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence. will travel to Oviedo lo play the Lions Wednesday nlghl. Lym an drops to 7-3 overall and 2-2 In the SA C and will travel lo Oviedo Monday night. scorers were Mall Kaiser |sec­ ond. pole vault). Darren Tu g m a n (fourth, mlle-runl and Darrlrk W hite (sixth, shot put). Both Lake Howell and Oviedo scored four team points. For Ihe L a k e H o w e ll S ilv e r H t w k s . Brow n was sixth In Ihe discus and Read was sixth In high Jum p. Mike Goins finished In a Ihrec-way lie for second In the high Jum p lo arcount for the Oviedo Lions' points. T h e Seminole C o u n ty girls weren't quite as fortunate as the boys. Lym an was the highestplacing squad, finishing eighth with In points. Luke Brantley scored 14 points to finish l l l h w h ile O v ie d o s c o re d thre e points. For Lym an. Mrllssa l^ w ls was second In Ihe triple Jum p and fourth In the 220-yard das. Staff finished fourth In the triple Jump. A . Tosstr placed fifth In at I ID S !) 11. I C m 1C) 111 1 V*r* tvai m. * H e w n mi v. i Ma* G* IB) i t * war in* I I ) U. f M*tn4*nS IM> It: a Itawa It. t DtLmd (D ) 11. N Miami G u»«*r Prop U : II. USa ■raaHay (L S I II. Saw Smyrna Baacft IS. tj Boca Satan Saarutn a i m I: I* I MoI Morrm luond. North Patm Roach Rantamln, Palm Roach Laha* 1: It. CMenial 4: IS Ch.<ede t« SarticaCroesi > - I Vara Roach IV B ) l i I. UialocN IS) i t i } SNrntt litond (M il 4*. « I He) laSa Broader and Lyman ( L ) l i t 4 T t iw llt a Aitraneu* 11: 1 U N ) Cocoa and Rockledfo IR I 14: * li d ) Darien* Beach SooSrooto ( D l l ) and Jonot ( J l It , II SotrMy |: t ] Hernando 1: II (Mel DoLord and Colon lot 4. IS IM4I Serve* Crook. Daytona Beech Felhm Lapai and Deltona ». 11 (tie) laha Nemetl. Oviedo and Mainland 4: I I Now Smyrna Roach I Shot mil — I la tter |VR) » I I W . Lon* lym* - Rowland IDSRI W*. DHcw* Bellamy ID ! II S ! : H>*> lump - Young (SI SS. Trie d lum e— London (Ml » ! ; It* High hurdW* - Ball IDSRI 141 I d a o W M — Foeym iC I: Mile not - W M * M I I ) > M O: we yard relay - Momendo SI S; amyard doth - Root# (H ) 1 R U : a t lew hardWo •Mae Artie (L R I «J h MS yard run - Saoe (Cl Z n i : MS yard dmA — Walker (M l M 4: Too mile nm - WedWwl IR I II V S ; Mile ralay - Cocoe 4 I I 1. saweat - Cert* Whet IS) 114/ Long lump - Jonot IVB] n I*. Oacul - Wllllemy IVBi 14! !; Tried lame — M a r t Moore IS) 41 »j Pata vault — Dot ion (Mil 1)4: High |vme Cell on (DBS) 44. iMhign hurddk - Ridr IJ) 111. I4Bmeter deah - Barry IM I) 10 1 MHo ran - Toddy Jdrtrhatl (LI 4:141. 444 yard relay — Vera Beach a I. no yard doth - Graham (M il 114. M4 Mdrmedielt rotayy — Moartco Thwnot (|) tt.h 440 yard run - Bagwell (Ml 1 00 4. DO yard doth Barry IMI I n ). Two mid rim - Caoeaf ( R ) V: 43 S. MHo n4ey - Wanned iWaMar. Themat. Darn. Morphy I ) » ». the discus and Janet Greenberg came in sixth In the high ju m p . T h e Greyhounds were fnurth In Ihe mile relay. RigbyC a a tla s H frowi IB " M y fastball wasn't there to­ night so I went w llh m y slider and breaking stuff and relied on m y defense, which played really great." said Rigby. Heath Greenlee's flrsl start for Ihe G reyhounds proved inef­ fective as he walked five batters and allowed four hits and tw o' runs In three Innings of work. Lake Brantley storied quickly when Sean Burke collected an RBI single lhal scored Greg Thom a s and gave (he Patriots a 1-0 lead In (he Oral inning. T h e Patriots Increased the lead lo 2-0 In the third Inning when Je rry T h u rs to n scored on a Mark Gabrovtc tingle. Lake Brantley added two more runs In the fifth Inning when Thu rsto n and Burke walked and sca re d on S ie ve S h e lm a n 's single to make It a 4-0 lead. "O u r pitchers fell behind loo m any hitters and lhal pul our defense In lough situations.'' said L y m a n coach Bob M c­ Cullough. "Y o u can't do that against quality learns like Lake Brantley." L ym a n avoided being Rigby's Save C oatlaasd frowi IB victory. Lake Mary Jumped on Lake Howell starter Dwayne Clark for four runs In the first Inning. C h ip Leister got things started w llh a walk, ihcn took third on Greg Jam es' single. After Jam es stole second, a hull hit by Kent Brubaker was m lsplayed by Lake H ow e ll, a llo w in g both Leister and Jam es lo score. Neill Jam es Ibllowrd with u triple lo right-ccnicr field to score B rubaker, then scared himself on an overthrow at third base d uring Ihe play. In all. four of Lake Mary's six runs were unearned. For 6 1/3 Innings. Jackson made Ihe lead stand up for Ihe Rums, allowing four runs on 10 hits while striking out seven. Itudlck threw all of five pitches lo record his first save. Lake Mary will return lo action on Wednesday, when Ihe Rams will host Seminole. Baseball-------C o n tin u e d fro m I B was coaching Seminole three years ago when Ihe one-run game streak began. For Oviedo fans, the game couldn't have had a more perfect storybook finish. Greg Hughes, w ho hadn't played lor seven ga m e s (since the last lim e Oviedo played Srm lnnlcl double and scored ihe winning run for Ihe Lions. A f t e r h i l l i n g h is d o u b le , Hughes advanced to third on a d r a g -b u n t s in g le b y M a rk Bcllhorn. A n oul later. Todd Tocco was Intentionally walked, loading the bases. Cleanup-hitler Brian Maclnnem then drilled a hard grounder which ricocheted off the shortstop's glove, allow­ ing Hughes to score. Senior Jo h n Knutson, who didn't pitch one Inning Iasi year, shut down Seminole In the last two Innings lo pick up the win. He struck out Wtlllc McCloud for the last out of the game on a 2-2 fastball. Mike Scncchek took Ihe loss for Seminole. "1 knew l could gel Ihe ball In ." said Knutson, who picked up his first w in of Ihe season. "I got tw o q u ic k strikes w ith curveballs and came back w llh a Utile extra and got him with a fastball." Seminole struck first, picking up single runs In the first two i n n in g s . A n t h o n y R o b e rts started off the game with a hard s in g le to r* g h l a n d M ik e Scncchek followed with a double to right field. Roberts scored on a ground out by Willie McCloud. E rsk ln H ow a rd doubled and scored In the second. B u t O v ie d o s t a r t e r J o n William s picked off Jeff Derr and Jo h n Hernandez made a diving catch In left field lo keep Ihe damage at a m inim um . After giving up three hits In Ihe flrsl Inning. Williams setlled down and did not give up another hit In his next three timings worked. Th e Lions, who left 11 men on base In the game, to4>k the lead >M 441 ] - II I I 4 it i DaLjaS M4 lie i _ Scultra. M*l*nd*i 111, an* Colaman. Cataman an* M ila WP - MatomNi. I P Cataman IS - And,no, Fugatt. imith (Lata Mowalll. MUa (DaLanSI )B - Nana HR Nona Rocorai - L H I T . l I with a three-run fourth Inning, highlighted by Jason Mulsh's two-run double which hit the chalk line In left field. Seminole lied Ihe game In the tilth Inning when Deer laid down a bunt single and scored after stealing a base and advancing on Iwo wild pitches. *'We did all right." said Sem i­ nole coach Mike Powers. " T h is Is the fifth one-run game we've lost this year. O u r pitching Is very good. Now we have to get some offense and we need lo hit in Ihe clutch.” Now 7-3 12-1 In Sem inole A th le tic Conference a c llo n l. Oviedo hosts Lym an on Monday while Ihe T rib e (4 8. 1-2 in S A C play) travels to Lake Mary on /e'dnesday. wedn BSSg^f ' U PISS/10(13 S TIIL RADIAL METRIC BLACKWALLS N U C H E L IN J K & a B k P165/80M3 P185/80R13 P193/75R14 P205/75R14 P215/75R15 P235/75R15 i l 1 deals I YO K O H AM A u ni if.aa nvTMi) rate 1*4-0 ll.f f U U M II Z T .ff in* u n .t t l t » II IR S U U .f f iiviw u rate IW.7WI4 If .t f A R ^ a iU M n lull) 14)11) 11)4 11 14)4 II 141*1) I f .f f 17. f f I f .t f *4.ff ALL SEASON STKIL RADIAL WHITEWALLS R O TA TIO N S $ 1 8 .9 9 $ 2 1 .9 9 $ 2 4 .9 9 $ 2 6 .9 9 $ 2 8 .9 9 $ 3 1 .9 9 PREMIUM RADIAL METRIC 1LACKWALLS $ “1 8 t u1t u - D47MIJ IIU7WI1 HUM It ItVm It U .f f 44. f* U .f f 44-f f STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS IIU LAKE HOWELL 1 1 D r L A H D 10 D E L A N D — B o b A n d ln o . Bobby Fugate and Eddie Sm ith each went 3-for-4 as Lake Howell overcame an 8-1 deficit for an 11-10 victory over DcLand on Friday night. The Silver Hawks connected for four runs In the fifth Inning and three In each of the last two Innings w hile E ric Melendez shut down the Bulldogs for the last four Innings lo record the win. "I don't know how we cumc lu c k ." said Lake Howell coach Blrto Benjamin. "T h e kids Just realized that for us lo be In Ihe conference race, we had to win. And In the fifth Inning, we Just started to hit the hall." Th e Iwo teams combined for 26 hits. Lake Unwell (5-7, 2-1 In S A C play) travels to Sprurc Cre rk on Monday w hile D cLand hosts Lyman on Friday. ALL SEASO N S TE E L R A D IA L W H IT E W A L L S m W fBtorf* *A|«IWHfqR * *•(■•'■>4 a..'*A FR EE FLA T R E P A IR S m ru s m ti t \ t \ m i) PHVwe J n n r .iu FTfVTMII U .f f jr .f f ra ff 4 * .f f 41.f f S E im A M E R I C A 'S L A R G E S T I N D E P E N D E N T T I R C C O . RUVIM 1) H I M 11 riwntu nam u TIRE CO. INC. 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March II, 1990 Dickey, Johnson hit doubles for Reds in Shetland win over Braves F IV E POINTS — Lane Dickey and Patrick Johnson each hit doubles for the Caaselberry Reds In their Shetland Division game with the Braves In Seminole Pony Baseball action on March4. O n defense. Jo d Tom lin had a good game at first base and Mark Rydel played well at pitcher. For the Braves, outstanding defensive playa were turned In by In fielder* Ryan Smith. David Bosco and Andrew Swope. Chris Brown and Jorge each had three doubles In the Astros' 23-11 win over the Dodgers. Jeff Mortcal hit two angles. The Cardinals Improved their record to 5-0 with a 16-7 decision over the Blue Jays. J . Welch was 2-for-2 as the Orioles dawned the Yankees 15-3. Mike and Eric Shultz did a good Job fielding and hitting. Marsh 1 Billy McVay powered the Astros to a 22-19 win over the Met* with two home runs. Angelos Retraces homcred for the Mets. Also contributing offensively for the Astros were Austin LaRochc. Phillip Lelle and J d T Mortcal. fab. SB Jeremy Smith had three doubles and two singles for the Angels as they downed the Royals 22-12. Aaron Wood had a double and three singles for the Angels while Scott Leman and Ryan Butterfield each had three singles. For the Royals. Andrew Messier singled four times as Carl Lee. Jeremy Rabun. Clayton Fulmer and Matt Lee each had three singles. On defense. Smith made three good catches In center field for the Angels and Lee made a nice catch In center for the Royals. fab. 9? The Cardinals scored four runs In the top of the first Inning and rolled toa 14-6 win over the Reds. fab. as The K-92 FM Tigers clawed the Twins 30-15. Tom m y Talmarage hit three singles snd a double to help the Royals beat the Expos 25-18. Eric Larson. Kelly Fulford and Jamie Beaalnger each had four singles for the Royals. Providing the offense for the Expos were Will Trautm an (three singles, one double). Adam Brooks (two singles, one double) and Jamie Roacoe and Graham Grover (each with three singles). Scott Winkler made a nice play at third for the Royals. Taylor and Wea Feldman did a nice Job catching. Winning pitcher Joah Picket singled, tripled and scored four runs for the Winter Springs Mets In an 18-3 whipping of I he Lake Mary Cardinals. Jay Bocken singled, doubled and scored three runs ss Nick Mehszus had a single, double and run scored. For the Cardinals.‘Dunkman singled twice and scored once. Juan Seganra made a great running catch In lelt field early In the game. Jason Hilliard came In to p«ch In the second Inning and helped guide the Royala lo a 13-12 decision over the Giants. Adam Messier. Chris Stensrud and Casey Earnest each hZ a single lo power the Lake Mary Optimist Giants to a 14*7 victory over the Lake Mary Dodgers. Far the Dodgers. Chad Huffman doubled and Nick W iemer singled. Andy Hall was the winning pitcher over Chris Herring. Alex Walther made two super catches In center field. Phillip Eubanka singled, tripled and hit an Inside-lhe-park home run for the Sanford Braves as they routed the Longwood Blue Jays 16-4. Jason Graham and Jeremiah Mtchell each had a single, triple and two RBI. Brent Templeton had a single and an RBI. Matt Davidson singled and Bradley Green scored a run for the Braves. For the Blue Jays. Patrick Reynolds tripled and had an RBI and Kevin Chlnfatt singled. f s b .8 8 Rob Pelton tkw e In three runs and scored another while hitting a single and a double for the Longwood Yankees In a 6-1 win over the Tigers. Malt Moaa hit a solo home run. Randy Jonda was the winning pitcher, striking out seven while losing pitcher Scott Ferrell struck out eight. Th e Design Air Expos got a single and double from Bobby Chronowskl In (heir 12-2 mastery or the Reds. Alex Ifoore tripled and Andy Soska i tingled for the Expos. Pitchers Morgan and Andersen combined on the win. Rob Pelton doubled twice and Mall Moaa tripled to help (he Yankees stop the Winter Springs Tigers 6-1. O'Brien was ihe winning pitcher over Winstead. Louis Steen made a great catch for Ihe Tigers lo register the third out In Ihe third Inning. f a b . a? Donald Taylor's three-run home run was Ihe difference In the Indians' 7-4 decision over the Meta. T a y lo r also singled. Tcamatea Rick Rodriguez singled and had Iwo RBI while Mark Lafaber singled and acored two runs. Playing well in Ihe outfield and making great catches were Wes Feldman. Lafaber. Brett Demorel and Rudy Perez. Kevin Johnson was the winning pitcher. Fab. 28 M archS Brad Stenatrom drove In three runs with three singles In the Longwood Yankees' 8-6 win over the Twins. Josh O'Brien had a single, double snd two RBI as Nick Fyock added a double and an RBI. Randy Jonda was the winning pitcher over Brandon GremlUlon. March 2 The Casselberry Indiana used a single, triple and three RBI from Donald Taylor to knock off the Lake Mary Astros 13-3. The Indians also got a double and an RBI from both JefT Monaco and Brett Dcmoret while Ricky Rodriguez singled and had an RBI. Mark Lafaber was the winning pltchcr. Kcvln Johnson pitched well In relief as The Winter Springs Tigers turned double plays In the first and second Innings lo cruise lo a 9-3 victory over the Longwood Blue Jaya. Scotl Ferrell was the winning pitcher. Benny Lupo drove In four runs with Iwo tingles and one double while Nathan Sims had three RBI on a single, double and home run as Ihe Winter Springs Angels hammered the Casselberry Pirates 14-3. Chris Haaais had two singles and an RBI for the Angels. J . Torres singled for the Pirates. Jeremy Frost was Ihe winning pllcher while Jason Bemoakv look Ihe lorn. “ •M at. 4 Th e Seminole Honda Pirates withstood a late 0 at lo comeback attempt by the Yankees to hold on lo a 15-8 triumph. Nathan Melllck had two singles. Aaron Black a double and Brad Klinger a single lo pace Ihe Pirates offense. Gene Bouch had a double and a mingle and Dax Kemp and Ryan Hall one tingle each for the Yankees. Black was the winning pitcher and John Keelan the loaer. Eddie Tooke drove In the wkinlng run with a single In the bottom of Ihe sixth as the Lake Mary Twins acored a 9 8 victory over Ihe Blue Jays. Brian Henderson had a home run and three RBI, Tooke two singles and two RBI. Joey Hudlck two singles and Mike Meadows a single to pace the Twins. Tom m y towers had a double and a home run and Shaun St. Dennis a double and a single to lead the Blue Jaya. from behind to down Lake Mary 4-3. Burger had two tingles. McFtrlane and JoMi Calapa doublet and Nave and Orandeill tinglet to pace the Dodgers Eddie Toohe. Joey Hudlck and Brian Henderson had doubles for Lake Mary. Nave was the winning pitcher and Hudlck the loaer. Jason Shipley and Angelo Amato combined on a three-hitter and Shipley drove Ip five runs with two triples and a single as the Royala healed Ihe Expos 196. Also getting hits for Ihe Royala were Joah Frost with three singles and three RBI and Keith Tedeaco. Scotl Mosley and Jacob Simms with Iwo singles each. Todd Braden gave up two hits and struck out 12 while helping hit own cause at the plate with two home runs and a triple as Ihe Sanford Yankees downed Ihe Winter Springs Orioles 11-1. Also having big night* offensively for Ihe Yankees r Deon Daniels with a home run., Ithree singles and three RBI. Jamie Pltzer with three alnglcs. Steven Schick with a double, single and one RBI. Todd Hensley Iwo singles and one RBI and Tom Holland a double and one RBL Jim Carlgnan struck out 12 bailers In a losing cause. Mar. 3 M ar. 2 Shawn Burger loosed a one-111tier and struck out 10 as the Winter Springs Dodgers took the measure of the Sanford Mela 193. Providing the offense for Ihe Dodgers were Patrick Nave with a double and a single. Ja y McFarlane. Jason Yeaman and Adam Bocken with one double each and Peanut Neufcld. Jason Kidman and Mike Grandclll with one single rach. Mar. I Mike Malay r hick and Chris Sanders pitched shutout ball over Ihe (Inal »l\ Innings as the Expos downed the Angels 7-5. Haiaychlck. Sanders and Chris Hayas had Iwo hits and two runs scored each lo pace the Expos offense. Fab. 27 Travis Freeman had three singles. Iwo runs scored and Iwo RBI and Chad Freeman made a running shoestring catch with two outs In the sixth to preserve the victory as the Seminole Honda Pirates defeated Ihe Royals 7-5. Also gelling hits for the Pirates were Mike Petty with a double and a run scored and Chad Freeman and Aaron Black with one single each. Angelo Amato and Josh Frost had one single and one run acored rach In pace the Royals. Black was Ihe winning pitcher while Frost look Ihe loss. Jeremy Parker drove In four runs with a pair of singles and Brian Miller pitched no hll ball for four Innings before settling for a one hitler as the SunBank Tigers walloped Ihe Giants 12-1. Miller and Shawn Savage also had two lilts for the Tigers. One or Savage’s was a double and Aaron Shuck alio had u double. ____- .4 Mike Lorlnce, Danny Woodward. Corey Oochee and Shawn Earnest combined for 13 hits as the Tw ins bested the Royala 28-12. Lorlnce was 4-for-3 and Woodward. Oochee and Earnest 3-for-S each. Woodward was the winning pllcher while Jim m y Penan suffered the loss. Mar. 8 Mar. I Deon Daniels threw a two-hltler and struck out 14 as Ihe Sanford Yankees mauled the Winter Springs Giants 14-0. Todd Braden was the leading hlller far the Yankees with two doubles and a single. Also contributing were Daniels with two doubles and one RBI. Jeff Chunal with two doubles. Jamie Pltzer and Craig Stevenson wllh Iwo singles each and Mark Thleaen and Tom Holland with one single each. Thomas look the loss for Ihe Giants. Fab. 28 Shawn Earnest and Corey Gochee each went 2-for-a to lead Ihe Twins to a 7-3 win over Ihe Orioles. Chris Colon was Ihe winning pllcher wllh Eddie Wilson taking Ihe loaa. Fab. 26 Fab. 27 Mike Castro. Dustin Lucas and Jake Brunner had four singles each as the Sun Stale Ford Dodgers posted a 14-10 victory over Ihe Mets. Kyle Feldman also had two singles for the Dodgers. Bruner was Ihe winning pllcher while Jason Tate suffered Ihe loss. Fab. 28 Tony Hammett and Sonny Lloyd scored two runs each as the IID Pirates picked up a 8-4 win over Ihe Royals. Mike Carr picked up Ihe pitching victory with 3 2/3 of onc-hll relief. Lloyd had Iwo singles. Paul Renwlck a double and an RBI and Hammett one single for Ihe Pirates. Woods, ihe losing pllcher. had Iwo tingles and two RBI for Ihe Hoyals. The Casselberry Reds scored seven runs In Ihe fourth Inning and Jim m y Parsons loosed a one hlller as Ihe Reds defeated Ihe Braves 9 1 .The Reds offense was paced by Clay Green with Iwo singles. David Nlllcs with a single and Iwo runs scored and Parsons and Billy Barney with one single and one rim scored each. Patrick Nave. Shawn Burger, Mike Grandclll and Jay McFarlane all had hits In the bottom of Ihe seventh ns the Winter Springs Dodgers came Eric Nielsen picked up his first win as a pllcher wllh 3 2/3 Innings of shutout relief In the HD Really Pirates' 5-4 11-Inning victory over Ihe Sun Stale Ford Dodgers. Brian Wilcox had two singles and an RBI and Tony Hammett and Gary Sicfanltko one single and one RBI each. Michael Johnson pitched six Innings of scoreless relief for the Dodgers. The losing pitcher was Jake Brunner. ...... >. Fab. 9 8 H ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? Wt’d like to makt It ooslor for you to tako advantage ofths many op­ portunity wo offsc In tho nswspepor, but you may not know who to contact or how to wrtto ua. Hara ara tome almpla anawara to moatitfrtd quattfont. CLUB, ORGANIZATION NEWS N ew t about social and service clubs and organiza­ tions in Seminole Counly Is aleglble lor publication. Group publicity chairman should submit typewrit­ ten praas releases to Psopla Editor. The deadline is noon three days prior to an event or as soon alter the event as possible. PEOPLE ITEMS llama accompanied by pictures about the ac­ complishments ol children and adull residents ol Seminole Counly are eligible tor publication. Sub­ mit lypewritten or neatly written Items to People Editor, Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 32771. Includa name and daytime phone number ol person who may answer questions. 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People wishing to have their engagement or wed­ ding announcement published in the Sanford Our newspaper carriers are made up of all types ol people ol all ages, who enjoy being outdoors, meeting friendly people and making extra cash. Stop in our olllce al 300 N. French Ave , Sanford lo file your application. We ll notify you when a home delivery route becomes available in your area Sanford H erald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �Ssnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 11, 1080 — — B usiness ill W riting’s on the (bathroom ) IN B R I E F A rch * appoint*) vtca praaidant L A K E M A N Y — Dennis H. Couraon. Prrsldcni/CEO of Flral Seminole Bank. Lake Mary, has announced I he appointment of J o h n C . Archer as Its vice prrsktrnt/rashier. Jo h n sorties to the bank with 17 year* of banking experience and his last banking association waa with an Independent Hlllxnborough County Bank. Jo h n and his wife. Patricia plan ot reside In the Lake Mary area. Dnimb la Coldltco employee of month L A K E M ARY T h r last bastion ol privacy — the public rest room — ts now featuring advertising messages In the Central Florida, thanks to a new Arm called O n Th e Wall. Inc. which has a branch here. M lnlaiurr lllboards featuring m any local advertisers have brrnp la crd by O n T h e Wall In popular restaurants, bowling and dlnrsa centers and golf courses. " T o dale, we have signed over 40 prime localluns in the Orlando area." Ronald J . Cnsev. On T h e Wall vice-president of sales said In a press release. "W e ronstuntly seek others." Th e concept of Indoor advertising was hnm four years ago In ihe Southwest and Is starting lo spread across the country. Ihe press release reported "Indoor advertising is quite sim ple." Casey staled. "W e display local, regional, and national advertising in lorallons where Ihe buying putblc Is most likely lo nollrc them. Just like newspapers, radio, outdoor, or television tries In do." "Th e locution Is Just dlfTcrrnt. but It certainly Is noticeable" he said. " O u r advertisers are enjoying extremely high readership, according lo Ihe research we have done. A nd ihal's ihe name of the game — readership!" Joining Casey In Ihe Cenlr.il Florida mnrkei are Paul M untran. I'ulrtek Mcltwee, drollery Allen, and Harry Lanier. fin Th e Wall established Ms botch offler In l-ake Mary: corporate olTlers are loenlrd In Nashville. S A N F O R D — Em ily D nim b has been named March's Employee of the Month from Codtsro. Inc.. 601 Codisco Way. Sanford. U ru m b was cited for her com m ittm ent to custom er satisfaction, altitude and work performance. She has been employed by the company for six and one-half years and serves In the position or typesetter. Coastline employs over 500 people In Its 26 lorallons from Atlanta to Miami. Retailers ride heat to gains IU F I) — Some of Ihe nation's retailers have reported healthy sales gains for February, m ainly on Ihe strength of spring apparel I hat captlvalrd shoppers during an unseasonably warm m onth, analysis said. C o n tin u in g a m o n th s -lo n g trend, the best showings were posted by specialty retailers In­ cluding Th e Limited Inc. and T h e G ap Inc. Due lo consumers' continuing disinterest In hard goods, general merchandisers d id not fare quite as well, unalystssald. A m ong the three largest U.S. retailers, only K mart Corp. reported February sales gains O n u storc-for-storr basis, con­ sidered by analysts lo be the most telling Indicator of a m e rc h a n t's p e rfo rm a n c e . K m art's sales were up 4.4 perctnl from a year ago. H tlltr receive* distinguished award W IN T E R PARK — One of the highest honors bestowed on the uvrrtlslng Industry, the American Advertising Federation's Silver Medal Award, waa presented to Billie Heller at the 1990 Addy Awards. Each year, the advertising Industry rerognlies one of Its own fur outstanding contributions to advertising and the fulhrerlng of Industry standards, creative excellence and responsibility In ureas of social concern. A graduate of Rollins College. Heller has served on the Board of Directors for the Florida Sym phony and Channel 24 and Is currently a member or the Board of Trustees of the Orlando Museum of A il and Vice President of membership. Huskey Raalty cltad for achievement L O N O W O O D — Huskey Really has been cited for providing ouslandlng service In home stars to relocating Individuals and families, prim arily corporale transferees, by KELO/The In­ ternational Relocation Network, headquartered In Chicago. , E. Everett Huskey, broker, has received a plaque honoring th r real rs iu ir firm for Its achievement. T h e award halls thr company as one of the lop companies In relocation sales conversions. As u HE 1.0 member. Huskey helped many transferring Individuals and (heir families find new homes In Ihe Orlando area last year. Huskey Realty has four offices and 100 sales associates and has served the Orlando area for 44 years. Parola joins pharmacy association S A N FO R D — Rudy A . Parola. a local pharmacist has become a member of Ihe Florida Pharmaey Association. Th e Florida Pharmacy Association (FP A) Is the largest provider of pharmacist's continuing education offering courses In approxim ately 7,000 pharm acists around Ihe stale. Pharmaclsls arr required to complete continuing education courses annually lo inert Stale licensing requirements. Th e Florida Pharmacy Association has over 2.300 members statewide. T h e organisation was founded In 1887 and Is based « In Tallahassee. Wal-Mart announces craft show S A N FO R D — Th e Wal-Mart craft department Invites the public to participate In Its Crall Show March 3 1-April 1 from 9 a.m. l » 4 p in. ul Ih r Wal-Mart Plaza. Sanford. T h r fee for Ih r two day show Is $25 and space 1s limited. All spares are 6-feet, uncovered. For more Information and an entry form contact Olga In crafis or Llx In elccironlcs at thr Sanford Wal-Mart. Horowitz promoted by Arvida L A K E M ARY — Arvida Com pany has promoted Wayne Horowitz to vice president of Finance and Administration for Its Central Florida Division whlqh oversees operations In Ihe greater Orlando area. Including the Heathrow com m unity, as well as Miami. Horowitz will be responsible for supervision of financial and udnilnlstrullvr related duties Including financial analysis and llnanciul models lor new acqulslllans. AT&T to aarve Panama MIAMI — A T A T has signed an agreement with Panama's Insllluto National d r Telrcom unlcacloncs to provide Interna­ tional long distance service between ihe United Stales and I'anamu. Previously. A T A T had been providing service between the United Slates und Panama with Intcrconllnclal dr Comunlcurlones porSalcIlte. Effective Friday. A T A T will begin providing , International long distance voice, data and special services Ik -tween Ihe United States and Panama In conjunction with the government-owned and operated Intel. Harris, Motorola sattle dispute M E LB O U R N E — Motorola Inc. and Harris Corp. say they have settled pending litigation regarding a second source licensing agreement on Molorola's 68HC05 microcontroller products. Under the terms of the agreement. Harris will serve os an authorized second source far soinr of those products. The companies said they Ixith will pursue custom applications of the core technology. S T O C K S IN REVIEW Stocks end with gain after up-and-down week U w llM Prams I n f rnatlonal N EW Y O R K - Th e slock market had Its second w inn­ ing week In u row. but prices seesawed as bouts of profit taking emerged alter each attempt lo extend Ihe recent rally. Th e Dow Jones Industrial average lost 12.84 Friday to close al 2683.33 for a gain of 22.97 points on the week, or about 0.86 percent. Am ong the broader market averages. Ihe New York Stock Exchange composite index added 1.21 points to close Ihe wrek al 186.18 Standard A Poor’s 500-stock Index fell 2 39 lo337.93. A d v a n c e s le d d e c lin e s 1.056-787 among Ihe 2.149 Issues traded this week. Big B o u r d v o lu m e t o t a le d 7 6 8 .9 2 4 .1 2 0 shares, co m ­ pared w ith 8 0 8 .235.330 a wrek earlier and 798.813.200 a year ago. A lte r posting their llrsl dvr-day w inning streak since November und for ihe llrsl lim e since J u ly , thr Dow Industrials had un up-anddow n week bul elided with u gain. T h e market lost ground Monday and Wednesday to profit taking sparked by Un­ feeling Dial the market may be approaching a short-term pruk. Boats for rant A delegation from the Greater Sanford Chamber ol Commerce gathered recently to welcome to Ihe city and Ihe chamber Bob Smith (kneeling). co-owner of Club Nautlco. Th Palmetto Ave. In Ihe marine rente power boats. 531 N. Monroe, Here’s how to figure standard deductions sixth o le series $yO$ORO$W. SMITH T h e standard deduction la made up of two parte, the basic standard deduction end the ad­ ditional standard deduction. T h e etandard deduction Is subtracted from the adjusted gross Income on Ihe tax return. T h e amount of the basic stan­ dard deduction for 1989 depends on th e filin g sta tu e of the taxpayer!*}. U n til 1987. taxpayers received additional exemptions for age and blindness. Now the addi­ tional exemptions for age and blindness have been replaced by the additional standard deduc­ tion. T h is la the total of addi­ tional amounts allowed for age and blindness, providing you d o n 't It e m iz e . C h e e k th e appropriate boxes on line 33a. Form 1040. for the additional deduction. A n additional am ount w ill be allowed If the taxpayer Is age 65 or older by the lost day of the tax year. You are considered 65 on the day before your 65 lh birth­ day. Therefore, you m ay take the additional standard deduc­ tion for 1989 If y o u r 6 5 lh birthday was on or before Ja n . 1, 1990. A n additional am ount will be allowed for blindness If the taxpayer was blind on the last day of the tax year. A married taxpayer w ho files a separate return will be allowed the additional amounts for his or her spouse If the spouse had no gross Income and was not the dependent of another taxpayer. If a t a x p a y e r c la im s a n exemption for a dependent who Is b lln J or 66 or over, Ihe taxpayer m ay not claim Ihe additional standard deduction for that person. T h e dollar value of Ihe additional am ount will depend on a taxpayer's filing status. E x a m p le : L a r r y , 4 5 . and Donna. 42. are filing a Joint return for 1989. Neither Is blind. T h e ir basic standard deduction, as a married couple filing Jointly. Is $5,200. If. however. Larry Is blind at the end of 1989. they will receive an additional stan­ dard deduction of $ 6 0 0 for La rry's blindness. T h e ir total standard deduction Is $5.B00. If Larry Is blind and has no gross Income, and Donna Is filing a separate return and claim ing an exemption for Larry. Donna's total sta nda rd d e d u ctio n ts $3,200 (her basic standard de­ duction ol $2,600 plus an addi­ tional deduction of $600). There amount tion for claimed are rules lim iting the of the standard deduc­ someone w ho can be as ihe dependent of Cut your own taxes and save Maximum Allowable Deductions UlllfllUflt Wing Status another taxpayer. Y ou m ust check the box on line 4 of Form 1040EZ, line 15b of Form 1040A or line 33b of Form 1040. Th e standard deduction for a n Indi­ vidual w ho la not M ind o r 65 or over and can be claimed as a dependent on the tax return of another taxpayer la $500 or the Individual's earned Income |but not more than Ihe appropriate am ount allowed by the Internal Revenue Service) — whichever la greater. Exam ple I: Robert, who la single, la claimed as a depen­ dent on his parents' 1969 tax return. He has Interest Income of $600 and wages or $150. H U standard deduction Is $500. because the greater of $500 or his earned Income ($150) la $500. Exam ple 2: Nancy, who Is single. U claimed as a dependent on her parenU' 1989 tax return. She U 18 years old and blind. She has Interest Income of $700 and wages of $2,000. Her stan­ dard deduction Is $2,750. which Is her earned Income of $2,000 plus $750 because she U a tingle person under 65 and blind. Exam ple 3; Jo h n , a 22-year- Basic Standard Deduction ----------C l AMQWMJdV S tand*. OeducUon Single Under $9 and not Mind $3,100 *3 or older or bUnd $3350 13 or older snd blind $4300 Marriod FIHng Sspsrats Return* $2300 S3 or older or Wind 43300 $3 or older and blind $3300 •H TassS* Filing Sutua if. 1,. Certain Individuals don't qual­ ify for the stanrkird deduction. T h e y are: A married Individual Allng u separate return whose spouse Itemizes deductions. [•»■- Filing Statu* Don* Value ol One Additional Amount tor Age and Blindness Single Marrldd filing Jointly Married filing separately Head ol household Qualifying wfdow<er) $730 $600 $800 $730 $800 A non-resident alien. A n In d iv id u a l w h o files a return for a period of less than 12 m onths because of a change In his or her annua) accounting cycle. Georg* W Smith it th* m*nging partner ol 4 certified public accounting firm and 4 Syndicated neatpaper lolummtt C i«9C Nsraipaper Enierpnt* Association Next Sunday.inierest, dividend incomo Say "Charge It" M asterC ard V IS A N ow it is easier than ever to place your classified advertising or to pay for your Herald subscription. Call us today at 322-2611 and say “ Charge It"! [ U.S. ^ S a n f o r d H e r a ld THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT |t lit Additional Exemptions on# raeam deduction la taro. old. full-lime college student, U claimed as a dependent on his parents' 1969 tax return. Jo hn U married arid files a separate re tu rn . Jo h n has $1,5 0 0 In Interest Income und wages of $2,800. H U standard deduction U $2,600, because the greater of $ 3 0 0 or h it earned Income ($ 2 ,8 0 0 ) is $2,800. B u l his standard deduction cannot be more than thr $ 2 6 0 0 m axim um allowable standard deduction shown In the lax tables. Deduction Single $3,100 Married tiling Jointly $3300 Married flung separately $2,800 Head ot household $4,530 Qualifying wtdowfer) $5300 �• » - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, March 11, 1000 Health/Fitness New heart drug a life-saver IN BRIEF Emergency heurl-care trams at m any Florida hospitals are poised lo start using a new drug t hat's hailed for lit ability lo atop a heart attack tn Ita tracks, according to University of Flori­ da cardiologists Involved tn the drug's testing. Researchers aay the drug, call anlstrrplaae (A P S A C ). could aid as m any aa four out of every five heart attack victim s who acek treatment soon after chest pain begins. A P SA C has Ihe ability to disintegrate blood clot obstruc­ tions In coronary anerlcs In a m a ile r of m ln u lrs . restoring blood flow lo the heart muscle before severe tissue damage occurs. Blood clots arc a leading cause of heart attacks, the No. 1 killer of Americana. More than a h alf-m illion people die of heart attacks each year, according to Ihe American Heart Association. T h e Food and D ru g A d ­ ministration approved A PSA C for widespread use last Novem­ ber. T h e drug's manufacturer. S m lth K IIn e B e e ch a m Laboratories of Bristol. Ten n.. began marketing the drag under the brand name Emlnase In early February, und reports that more than half or the nation’s hospitals now carry the new Hospice looking for volunteers lloaplrt- of Volusln-Flaglrr la looking for volunteer# lo participate In Ihelr Home C n rr Program Tor (h r terminally 111. Th e vnlimlccT orientation claaam will begin In Drtund on April T lio v - in lrrra ln l in registering for the elaxsca or for fin liter Inlnrtmlllim. shouldvail ffto-l) 257-fil 11. Water Safety Day set for March 31 Tin* Central Florida Chapter of the American llrrl I'rtiM Will host Ha flrat Water Safety Day on Match 31. , K n l Cross-trained Instructors and volunteer# will be on hand to provide information, tip* und show aafety techniques to |k i rents and children alHiut the Importance of preparedness for a fun. healthy and safe sum m er. Sw im m ing hazards, emergency response, rescue breathing, and txiailng safety arc just a few or the Issues that will be covered III Ibis seven-hour day. The course Is Irrc In Ihc public, and w ill be held nl various locations around Central Florida. For more Information on u location near you. call the Central Florida Chapter ol the American Heil cross ul 8D-1-4 M l . Impotents Anonmous meeting March 26 'Medical Causes of Impotence' Is the topic of Ihe next 'Impotents Anonym ous' meeting on Monday. March 26. at 7 p in In the Challos Conference Center at Florida Hospital Altamonte, til) I K. Altamonte Drive. A lla m on lc Springs. Internist haul Tam ayo, M .D.. will tie the guest sprakcr. Florida Hospital Altamonte sponsors Impotents Anonym ous lor men who are afffeeted by Impotence und want lo learn more .ilxmt Its c a u s e s anil Irrutiiirnt Wives und friends are welcome lo attend ibis special meeting, which Is free and open to Ihe public. For more Information about Impotents Anonym ous, call 707-2205. clot-dissolver. T h e pharmaceutical com pany la funding further testing al 28 U.S. hospitals lo document A P S A C # efficiency. Participat­ ing In Florida are the coronary rare units of Shanda Hospital at Ihc University of Florida and Ihe affiliated Gainesville Veterans Affair Medical Center, and Ihe Wataon Clinic In Lakeland. "W llh A P SA C . we now have a drug w llh the potential to dis­ solve coronary blood clots faster and safer than before." said Dr. Carl Peplne. co-lnveatlgator of the U F -V A drug I rials w ith Dr. Clchard C on ti and D r. Jose Gonazaez. For Ihe trial. Ihelr group will submit the treatment results from the first 12 heart atlark victims w ho twelve A PSA C. A P S A C belongs to a new family of clot-dlsolvlng agents k n o w n aa " T h r o m b o l y t i c " drugs. "Th ro m b u s"ls Ihc term doctors use for a blood clot. P ro d u c e d t h r o u g h g e n e tic engineering method*, th ro m ­ bolytic drugs were first used In Germany a dccacde ago. and were Introduced Into the U.S. In the early 190Oa. Th e mosl widely used clotdissolvers are atrepto'dnase and T P A (short for "tls s u e -ly p e plasminogen a ctiva to r"). But Peplne says. " A key udvanlage of A P S A C Is how quickly II can be administered. Il can be glvrn Intravenously In two to rive minutes, compared to one hour for stre p to k ln a s r and t h r r r hours for T P A ." W h y the share difference? A single dose of A P S A C linger* In Ihe bloodstream for as long a * 9 0 minutes while performing Its rlol-dissaving activity. T o i-tim- Sooth Seminole Community Hospital Health Feat I t Center Court at Altamonte Mall Wednesday, March 14, IM O ltu n .* 9 p jn . Free health education and screenings scheduled throughout the day, in c lu d in g ... * fM M iC a M r-E a rly (Median by Central Florida llralocylUkhari FiMnwvMD) 10am-] pm *Fast hrwatag by Uait Drrife, D P U lOam-lpm ' las* m i kpsrwUadkbMbyLrtuYcurl,MO 7pm-9pm *Mm k c W C M l by Gauroenlerolofy Group (Apler, Shafran, Sprung. M b) *It M W l C u t i l to, S o rp c J C m w (t» Obrwty and CtnM r fa. f t i r w l g , CNuenand Teem I0am-9pm *Bsdy FatCi^saM aa by RonHoffman, UD Notn-7pmindSpm-9pm |INI byHeaMi Nub (Dr. J. KMn) I0sm-9pm I T«Ssg. HH0M aad WH0S by Lon Dawion, U0. lOam-Jpm ICaHBbyDsridLrtioda.UIYtQcturdSoaker.UO, JprMpm W o M a s k s by Clyde Clmer, WD. II anvfpm itsHwat ■ ilX ilin b y TU k fU co b o .U P . 4pm-9pm Medicare will cover costs of liver transplants Unltad P rs ts Intsrnatlonal W A S H IN G T O N Medicare will Ix-gln paving lor certain adult liver transplants at hospi­ tals with proven success In p e rf o rm in g tlie p ro c e d u re . Ilctdlh and I Inm an Services Secrelarv Louis Sullivan has a n­ nounced. Medicare previously covered licarl and kldm-v transplants. In n tlld no I p a y fo r li v e r Iransplanis in adults because they were considered experi­ mental, A n IIH S lask h i r e r recom­ m ended lii lUHti that liv e r iransplanis be covered, and a MihseiJtiem-PtJbflC Health S e rv­ ice study found Ihc procedure lo Is- sale and d lr iilv e for cerluln C e condlllons. prompting Ihe rule change. Sullivan said T hursday. Am ong Ihe conditions to be covered Will be slrnbollc cirrho­ sis. Bui to receive a transplant a patient w llh that condition must itnvc slopped drinking und dem ­ onstrate "evidence of sufficient s o c i a l s u p p o r t lo a s s u r e asslstancc In alcohol rehabilita­ tion." Health Cure Financing Administration (iflclals said. M e d lru rr. which covers 30 million elderly x-rMins und 3 million Social Security disability •ii<l recipients, has covered errlain liver iransplanis In disabled children since 1983. but lias never had an applicant. H C F A ■ illlc lu ln s .ilii.. S o m e s la te Medicaid programs do cover liver iransplanis {or children. n M o re th a n 3 .5 0 0 liv e r Iransplanis have been performed In Ihe United Slates. Medicare estimates It w ill spend 810 million In Ihe first year of liver iranaplanl coverage and 8120 million by Ihe rffth year of the program. However. H H S officials said Ihc actual costs to Medicare s h o u ld be less th a n Ih e lr e s t im a t e s b e c a u s e th e tra n s p la n ts " w i l l result In savings from Ihc costs of treat­ ment for palirnis w llh end-stage liver disease." There arc 59 liver transplant facilities tn America. T o qualify for ihe Medicare program, hospi­ tals r.iusl demonstrate onc-yrar survival rate# of 77 percent and two-year survival rales of 60 ORLANDO t r a pnrr. T P A disappears from Ihe hloodsirenm In six minutes, and slreptoklnasr In 23 m ln u lrs Earlier experiment# In Europe u n d In A m e r i c a n c u r d la c c a th e te riz a tio n la b s , w here A P SA C was liijrrlrd directly Into the |Millrnl's heart through a lulie. proved Ihe drug as effretlvr as T P A and streptokinase In clearing clnt-obstnirlrd cor­ onary arteries. percent for adull transplant pa­ tients h a ving Ihe condlllons covered by Medicare. In addition to alcoholic cirrho­ sis. Ihe other condlllons lo be covered will be prim ary biliary cirrhosis, p rim a ry sclerosing cholangitis, hrpalills B. antigen negative (poainerrollc cirrhosis). Alpha-1 anillrypsln deficiency disease. Wilson's disease and primary hrmochmmaiosls. Proposed rules for how hospi­ tals ran qualify for (he program were published Thursday In the Federal Hrglster. After a 60-day comment period. Ihc rules will become final and hospitals ran apply. H C F A officials said cover­ age could be grantrd retroac­ tively for Iransplanis as early as Thursday* PLUS other health screenings and educational Inform ation provided b y ... South Seminole Com m unity Hospital SSS West Stale lo a d 434 I oagwaod, Florida SOUTH SEMINOLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL |H| M«Sf Mrs / - 4. m j X . 555 WeslStale Road 434 bongwood, Florida M D R IV E M E D IC A L C E N T E R 3 S O S S . ORLANDO O R IV C ^Care S a n to r o . Flo 32773 r id a R o a tR -r J - SM ITH, M . o . . R -A - M e d ic a l C enters telsrhdhe a»a-T #os M arch 1, 1990 To M y / P a t ie n t s . A s s o c ia t e s u n d F r ie n d s : .. i < toon Orlando D n v c Medical I am pleased lo announce that ef *rtlJ * . Centcr of Sanford. 1 w ill be joined nl Center w ill become Cent™ fw «k J j l W ^ Jim C o y . M .D .. w h o are highly expansion o f ou r lab and x-ray serv.ces. . i Cnnfnrd 1 reel posillve about this change Bob Williams, M.D. S iw m . •» to , » ) ) , » — w ,,h • DK. C oy. M M . - I ■ medical core needs at the some convemen Boulevard. Our hours l » t five yean-Highway 17 . i " weekends, end no appointment Is a r e 7AM to 7PM weekdays and 8AM to 3FM w ee« necessary. Sincerely. Robert Smith, M.D. R o b e rt S m itH , M .D . A R R -iC A T S Y O U R PA TR O M A O . LIVtLIMOOD A N D W* Y our b u r in « r « ou* / • 1 •ssr m + i ^ "S3* 8 =»*««•» h t 1 f t 9 5 0 5 S . O r l a n d o D r i v e ( H w y . 1 7 -9 2 ) 2773 S a n f o r d , F L 327 (B e t w e e n W a lm a r t a n d K e n R u m m e l C h e v r o l e t ) Jim Coy, M.D. a �Sanford Han d. Sanford, Florida — Sonday, March II, 1990 — T* Studies indicate many cholesterol tests are often inaccurate C o n s e q u e n t ly , s o m e p e o p le w it h h ig h cholesterol counts apparently have been falsely reassured that their levels are wllhtn a safe range, while others have been needlessly alarmed, according to Dr. Harvey W . Kaufman of the Boston University Sellout of Medicine. Numerous studies have demonstrated that people who have high amounts of one type of cholesterol In their blood known us low-density llpopm trlns arc more likely to hove rlogged arteries and thus have a greater henrt attack risk. T h e National Heart. Lu n g untl Blood Inslltutr recently reported Hull public cholesterol screen­ ing. If done properly, may be a good way of gelling hard-lo-rearh imputations Into treatment. A sur­ vey of 13.000 people found 40 percent of those with high cholesterol levels on public tests went to a doctor for followup, and three-quarters changed Ihelr diets. B O S TO N — E v r r »ln rr I he go vrrn m rn l began "■*1"* all Americana over a n r 20 to gel Ihelr blood hokalerol level* tested, trehnlrtana with portable inalyrer* have been showing up at health fair*, dropping malls and grocery stores. Even David l.rttrrm a n had his cholesterol ■becked on his popular lale ulghl television m igrant. Bui two rrcenl studies suggest such tests often ire Inaccurate, either because of problems with the analyzers themselves or because the people who operate the devleesare Inadequately trained. Researchers In Massachusetts and Minnesota discovered that the screening results showed people's cholesterol levels to be higher or lower than they actually werr as m uch us 25 |tercenl of the lime. Commission says a national health care system cheaper U w H »e F t w i i m f w W w i W A S H IN G T O N - A govern­ ment national health Insurance syslrm would be less cosily to society Ilian the publlr-prlvalr plan for ensuring uccrss to rare proposrd by the Pepper C om ­ mission. otitrials of the panel suld Thursday. But u commission document Issued ut a news conference said the panel's plan was p rrfr ruble b e c a u s e It w o u l d c r e a t e “ minimal disruption to Individ­ uals und Institutions" by build­ ing on the existing system — In w illr h about 8 5 percent of workers and their lam lllrs re­ ceive health Insurance from employers. The congressional commission voted last Friday In favor of providing access to health rare for all Am ericans through a mixture of employer und publlc Insurunce. and for setting up u government program In pay for long-term rare. The |>anrl estimated Its plan would cost the federal govern­ ment *66 2 billion *23 4 billion for ensuring urress and •42.8 billion for long-term ru rr. U n de r the Insurance plan, employers would pmvltle roveru gr or pay Into a public Insur­ ance pool. Sm ull businesses would receive subsidies to help them afford eovrrugr. and u p u b lic p r o g r u m w o u ld Itr established for everyone without employer co vrra gr. In the document released at the new s co nfere nce , c o m ­ mission officials estimated the p l a n would exist society as u whole *14 billion a year In new health spending, compared with *8 billion for a public plan. Th e commission said In addi­ tion to the federal expenditure*. Its plan would Increase costs to employers who do not provide Insurance by *27.4 billion. The plun would produce savings ol • 10.6 billion for employers now providing coverage. *20 6 billion lor Individuals und *5 billion for xlutrs. II said. But a study co-authored by Kaufman casts serious doubt on the accuracy of most public cholesterol teats. Blood was drawn from 96 people who were referred to a research renter at Tufts University In Medford. Mass., and each blood sample was tested by five of the most popular portable cholesterol a n a ly z e rs . T h e re sults were rn m p u r rd to measurements made by a laboratory syslrm that had a high degree of accuracy. Kaufman said the research showed only two of the machines produced readings arrurale enough to meet federal guidelines. T h e y were tinEktachem D T-6 0 . made by Eastman Kodak and Vision, manufactured by Abbott Laboratories. T h e accuracy ratings were 95 percent and 94 percent. Three analyzers failed to make the grade. They were Analyst, from Du Pont. Seralyzer, ittude by Miles laiboralorles and Keflotron. made bv lorhrlnger-M annhrlm Diagnostics. T h e ir act uru•v ranged from 83 percent for Redo Iron lo 75 ic rrrn l for Seralyzer and 74 percent for Analyst. Kaufman said belter calibration might have mproved Analyst’s performance, but only reIrslgns would probably help the Seralyzer and Irflotran. despite manufacturers’ claim s that the nsirtunents do meet federal guidelines. T h e Boston study appeared rrcently In the Journal of the American Medical Association, which carried u second report that found the trcuracy of rholrsterol tests also can depend on ih r tra ining of those w ho operate portable mulyzers. In the second study, rescarrhcrs from the .'nlvcrslty of Minnesota looked at the precision of csis carried out at four public sellings. Including stale fair, two stores and a workplace. G A STR O EN TER O LO G Y^ M ARK A. N A G R A N I MD CH IRO PRACTIC FOR BETTER HEAL TH BOARD CERTIFIED STATE OF THE ART Off. A .W . 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Make an appointment for an evaluation. Howell Plate ...in 1989 became the most common cancer in men after the age of 50. P R O S TA TE U L TR A S O U N D BY BOARD CERTIFIED UROLOGIST E. (JA K E ) JA C O B O , M.D., FACS 901 East 2 nd Street • Sanford ( 407) 323-7480 M rtltiS K may •*%%**! i I mjmt vhtjibl* n •A" 200 West Airport Blvd. Sanford, f l 32773 407/323-7306 WHERE YOUR HEALTH IS OUK CONCERN. HO YELL PLACE 1 M\V. Airport libit, jnfuril, KL 3277.1 P k avc iail me m u r t In fo rm atio n 515 W E S T S R 434 S U ITE 302 • LO N G W O O D (Ad)acenl io South Seminole Community Hospital) For a Free Brochure, Appointment or Moro Information Please Call (407) 332 0777 or Fa* 332 UROS A tfd rr MEDICARE ASSIGNM ENT A CCEPTED IN ALL CLAIMS Mol* r _ N U R S IN C C A K E A V A IL A B L E S P E C IA L D IE T S P LA N N ED A C T IV IT IE S ( i K O t r E X E R C IS E SUPPORT CROUPS C R O U P C O M P A N IO N . S H IP ■S EN D C O U P O N F O R M O R E IN F O R M A T IO N tleeeil Km «MI m * la — Iw p * ^ MB « �t M -S a n lo r d HgraW. Sanford, Florida - Lag#! Nolle— LEGAL ADVERT It T M IN T LIDAL ADVERTISEMENT1 Bid read - Furnish Recycling F r o l ram Frm led Brochures. O irecl Mailers and Bumaer Stic hers Bid *te» — Furnish Parts Grills and Benches BUN m il bo publicly opened and rood aloud M die Beard at Caunty Cammltilanais Cham bar. IM t ■ First Street. Ream •WI71. San lord. Florida, an the above data at 1.M P M , local lima Spacllicaliana and hnrtte •lan ta Bid dacusnants are avail able by man at na (Isarpa and open to public inspection al ttsa above s d b n s Far turther In Ior motion contact CKar let T. Iverson at ItdJI H I It JO Est. t ill Bally O Leonard Purchasing Director 1101 E First Street Senlord.FL WTT1 Publish March II. IfSO D E O e t______________________ IS O TIC IO F F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice is hereby Riven Use! I am i ntu i t in bvtmett el JJ4 S erh Street. Lehe Mary. FI m a t. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name o4 FRE V C N T A TIV C M A IN T B N A N C I RFPM M RW N O TICE IS H E R E S Y G IV E ! that Ihp City at ianterd. FlarMb poseis sehlch m il be received ha the Purchasing Dtvtsten utdl I N P i t , May JS. IN I. Nr He furn ish in g at I M P L O V I I G R O U P H E A L T H IR S U G AMCE. T E R M LIPB IHSUB A N CB , AND R B T IR II M ED IC A R E SUPPLEM ENTAL INSURANCE. The planned at •active dele Is October t. teiE ■ Specifications and the pr* pawl package ere available H the Office at the Purchasing Oivtsien. J N N Park Avenue P O la s IDE. Sanford. Fieri* n m ITT* It O J IU R M IJ It m il be the SON rosponiibiil ty at the p r ip m r N dattvat parsanaliy ar mall p r N « n l N the Purchasing Office. City at Sentard. P O bar i m Sanford Florida m n U N . on or before tor the rocnet et proposals The City el Sanlard reserves mo right to accept or refacl any or all p r a p a u ll. ta waive farmefJfHs. and la re|ect art accept all ar any part at any y pari may Ream Mi bo in mo boat interest rest at me Cltyj itng the a lt spacilscatian m welting M 9h»| nrfftaf lo al Mta Purchasing AgentI al the above ' address Written OUOSIIons mutt bo received na later that April ■ .It * C ITY OF SANFORD Walter ShaarUt Purchasing Agent February JS. Iteo Publish March 11, ISM P E O N ______________________ NOTICE O F F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engage* m busmass at JJR Cadillac St. laniard. FL JJ77J. SemmoM Caunty. Florida, under the Fktltlaus Nama at ■ A 1 NURSERV. and that I intend to r e f it f e r M id r«am « ewHts fhe SER VICE, and that I inland to remitter said nama with the Cierh at the Circuit Court. Sam Inolo County. Florida. In ac cor dance * Ids the Provisions ot •he Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section OSS 00 Florida Statutes I Sit AustlnP Wilson Jr. Publish March a. I). II. JS teso D EO <1 Clerk at the Circuit Court. Sam mow County. Flor Ida. m ac cordanca with mo Provisions ot me F letiileus Name Statutes. Ta Wit Section IPS H F M rM o Slat cites isSJ Sharon Langlord Publish March It. Id J t April l. tew O EO 107 N O TIC E OP P IC T IT IOU1 NAM E Notice Is hereby (Ivan mat I am tngtgid In buttnees at M l Tomlinson Terrace. Lehe Mary. Seminole County. Florida, undsr the Fictitious Nemo at O E L IG H TS STAGE FRO O UCTION CO and that I intend to regltter said name mth the Clerk at the Circuit Court. Seminole Caunty. Florida, in accordance mth the Pronsions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section ssj os f ioruto Statutes last Aland R Henderson Publish Marchs. It. IS. IS ISSO D EO JS NOTICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given mat I I M business tt *07 Hwy 414. Longaood. Florida JJISA Sam Mala Caunty. Florida, under the F kilt laus Nama ot ID E A L MOTORS, and mat I intend M register sard nama wins the Clark ef Its# Circuit Court. Jem Mole Caunty. Fieri da. In accordance with the Previsions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section b U N F M r wo Statutes ltS7. l,|0 j |rgf Publish March II. 1L It. April t. IN0 D EO I t ] N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice is hereby Riven that I eos engaged in business at IMS Belle A ve , Sulto Me. wsntor Springs F L I f IN .'- tern M M County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nome t l C O A U TO S A L E S A T U N C UP SPECIALISTS, end that I Intendto regular sold nemo mth the Clerk at the Circuit Court. Sam mote County, Florida. In ac cor dance m m the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section SeSRe Florida Statutes It)*. C ruj Rivera Publish March A It, II. JJ. ISM D E O IT NOTICE O F F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given mol no are engaged In business at HO Rent Oils Cl . Santovd. FL M i l l lam mall County. F bride, under tba F i c t i t i o u s N a m a et BASKETS OF JO T . and that we Intend M register sold name with the Clark al the Circuit Court. Seminole County. FWr! do. In accordance with the Frawlslons ot the Fictitious Nome Statutes. Te Wit Section M l «f Florida Statutes Itit Jean A Clark M erianMeri Publish March II. Id J t April t.lN R D EO IN N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S NJLMt Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at U N Brnnell Dr Suite 144. Lang wood. Seminole County. Florida under lha Fictitious Nome at U S CLASSICS, and that I inland to register said name mth the Clark at the Circuit Court. Sammale Caunty, Fieri do. in accordance pith the Previsions at the Fictitious Name Statutes. Te Wit Section S4S 00 Florida Statutes IMF Mike Artis Publish February 11. March 4 ii. it i m OCN in N O TIC EO P F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business al tore N Hwy 17tt, Longwood. FL JJ7U. Seminole Caunty, Florida under the Fictitious Hama ot E N U M A R T A U TO SALES, end that I intend M register said name m m the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Seminole Caunty. Florida. Us accordance m m the Provisions ot the Fictitious Nemo SletuNt. T o w n Section W I N Florida Statutes IIS7 Frederick Ennutet Publish February Id IV March 4. II. tew DEN 707 BUY UNITED STATtS SAVINGS BONDS For the current rate call... V -8 0 0 -U S -B 0 N 0 S • Legal Notices Logoi Notlcdt Logtl Notlctt Le gal N o t lc t t IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT. IN AND FO B SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA IN TNR c i r c u i t c o u r t t* T H « CIRCUIT COURT OR THR R fR M TItflTN JUOfCIbL CIRCUIT Iff AND TOR H M IN O L I COUNTY. 1 T A T I OR FLORIDA. cneNo : wesji c A a a t Oonerol Jvrtebkttor S TA TE OF FLORIDA TO JO H N N IE W A L E X ANOER. if living, end if mar r if t . M RS JO H N N IE W A L S X A N O C R . hit wife, in ef if remarried end it either or both •f taid Defendant* ere tfe C9A*ed. their retpective un known httr*, devitee*. grantee*, •uigneet. creditor*, lienor* and truifeet. and all other perioni claiming by. through, under or p^ointf the named Defendant* and P H Y L L I S W A L E X A NDER , It Hying, and If mar rfed. JO E ROE. her feMband whe*a real name I* uncertain, if living, including .any unknown *pou*a of laid Defendant* if either ha* remar rfed and It either or both ot ta«f Defendant* Iff TM I CIR CU IT COURT FOR I t M t N O i t COUNTY. FLO R ID A FR O R A TI DIVISION FtteffamAef Ft II* CF IN A t U T A H OF O O AO THT SYLVIA V A N O t A SLIC t. a/kia SYLV IAD V A N O t ASLICE Decea*ed N O TICE OP AOMIN I I T RATION The adminlifraffen el Ihe Ettafe of DOR O THY SYLVIA V A N D ER ILIC E. s j k/a SYLVIA 0 VAhO EASLICE. Deceated Fife Number I t l i t CP. it pend mg in fee Circuit Court for Seminofe County Fferide. Pro bate Divition. the edtrett ef which it Clerk ef Circuit Court. Seminete County, Prebate Otvltfen. P O Bee Drawer C. Sanferd. Florida JJ/TJOtJ# The name and a d d re tt el the pertonal repreientative end the per tonal repretenf alive* at ferney ere tel form below All inferetfed perien* ere required lo fife with thit court. W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PU BLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE ( I ) all Claim* agamtf fee ettafe and (J) any obiectian by an inferetfed per ton to whom notice wat marled lhaf challenge* th* valid iff ot 'The wilt, 'the* queiihcafiont of Th# pertonal repretontativi, venue, or furItdlcfferi el Iho unlmewn heir*, devitee*. gran ft** aitlgn e* *. creditor*. Itenort and trutfee*. and ail oth*r per*ont claiming by. through, under or again*! the named Defendant* It ALL CLAIMS AND O B JIC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE F O A E V ER B A R R E O Publication of thit Notice hat begunenMarch It, 1999 Pertonal Repretentative Herriton P Venderthce YOU AR E N O T IF If D that an action lo toreefeta a mortgage on the following property in Semmofe County, Florbda L O T 4, C L U S T E R J W IL D W O O O . A P L A N N E D U N IT D E V E L O P M E N T , ac cording to the Plat thereof a* recarded m Plat Boob 19. Page t. *# the Public Record* ei Seminole County, Florida hat been fifed egemtt you and WILDWOOO HOMES, INC . a cerpa ra flon . C A R O L L E S ■ L A IW E S . A D V E N T IS T H E A L TH SYSTEM SUNBELT. INC , a corporation, doing but* net* at FLO R ID A HOSPITAL. M IC H AEL M O 'B R IE N and it married. MRS M ICH AEL M O B R IE N , hi* wife if living. PAULA D REACH and if mar rfed. JOHN DOC, her hutband whom real name* it uncertain, and you art required to *erve a copy of your writfen dafeniei If any, felton J O S E P H M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE. Plaintiff* attorney who** addrett >t J0I N Franklin Street, Suite 2HO. Tampa Florida DaOJ on or before the Uth day of April 1990. and tile the original with the Clerk ot Ihl* Court either 'before very ice on Plain tiff'* attorney or immediately thereafter. otherwtte a default will be entered agamit you tor the relief demanded in th# Complaint or Petition D A TE D on ttu* /th day of March. 19*0 CLER K OF THE C IR CU IT COURT BY Jane E Jatewic Deputy Clerk, Pubhth March 11, Tt JJ. April I. 1990 DEO MJ Per tonal Repretentative M ITC H E LLS GOLDMAN ESQUIRE «• Willard Street, tuife J0J Cocoa. FLJJ9JJ (40/14J9 UJP Pubhth March II. II, 19*0 D IO 110_____________________ IN TNE C IR C U IT COURT FOR tCM INOLC COUNTY. FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION Fife Number 9f I ft CP IN R E E S TA TE O F DOROTHY COLEM AN TURNER Deceated NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION Th# edminfetrotfen of the ettafe ef OOROTHY COLEMAN TU R N ER deceated F ile Number 90 I Jt CP. I* pending In 'the Circuit Court tor Semmofe C o u n ty F lo r id a . P rob ate Divition. feo addrett of which it Seminofe County Courfhoute Sanford. FL JJ//1 Th# name* and addrettat of the perianal repretentative and the pertonal repretentative * attorney are let forth below Alt inferetfed pertont art required fe fife with thit court. W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PU BLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE (1) all claim* egemtt me ettafe and 111 any e je c tio n by an Inferetfed perton on whom thit notice It terved that challenge* the valid ity of lha will, me qualification* ot the perton#I repretentative. venue, or |untdict>on of the court* ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of thit Notice hat begun on March It, 1990 Per tonal Repretentative W ILLIAM ASHLEY TURNER 1010 Qua l Run Duncanville. T*«et/S!)a Attorney for Personal Repretanfaiive W C HUTCHISON. JR 2J0NORTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD. F L JJ//1 Publish March 11. l|. I99Q DEO 11J N O TIC E O F SALE PURSUANT TO CH A PTER St N O T IC E IS O IV IN |hat pursuant M a Summary Final Judgment dated March 1. law m the above styled cause. I will sail M the highest and bast bidder tor cash at the west front dsor at the Seminote County Courthouse. Santurd. Seminote County. Florida, at It N a m on the tarn day at April. I N . the tattooing described reel proper ty: From the Southeast corner ot the Southwest •• et Section Id Township JO South. Range ja East. SommeM Caunty. Florida, run Norm, a distance at 1SJR 71 minutes West, a Pifence tt m i 71 Mat M P paint at begmn 47 mmutes West, M a distance at JJR sj teat M a paint, thence rim Norm • degrees 07 minutes East, a distance at 107 OR tael M a paint mence run South oe degrees s7 minutes la s t, s distinct ot JM 4R leal M * paint, thence run Slum N degreat OJ mMutes Watt, a distance et lor.oa teal la lha Paint ot beginning, sub,eel M an ease rrwni over lha East. Watt and seum 71 tael Mr read purposes D A TE D this im day at March. t*w M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk et me Court Ryrs/ Jana E Jetooic Deouly Clerk Ubtlth March It. Id ION EO II I L E G A L A D V IR TIS TM E N T HE BOARD OF CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS E M IN O LE COUNTY l OH IDA Seeled proposals bids will be arrived by Sam.note County, •erchss.ng Deportment. Hot E •rtt Street. Room SJN. San prd. Florida, until 1.M P.M., Meat time I. Wednesday, March h ION toe the Mlewtng: RFP r il l - Provide Solid daste R ecycling Services u m 00 Bid Bond Required) Bid taw - SaM ot Motorola "HFM Radio Equipment { ION >ld bond Required) Bid t N l - Sale ot Scrap .lumlnum Sign Blanks and Mel Sign Posts (10% BUI Band equtred) P r e p o s a li/ b ld t w ttl bo pbikly Opened and read aloud I the Board ol County Commit sonars Chamber. I 111 E First frett. Hoorn (W in . Sanford, boride on the above date at 108 P M . local lime Specifica bnt and Invitation M Bid doc monts era available by mail al a charge and open M public tkpecium al the above address bf turther Inlermatlan confect OprWk T Iverson at lio tH ---------------st. 4S.IIA B.1IJ0 E i J ill M U IILINO I RO PROPOSAL. | klLTO: itllf Sanford. FLM77J l i l t It D ELIV E R IN G PROPOSAL It PERSON. D ELIV E R TO : CO UN TY SERVICES U ILO ING IRI East First Street. E [dam SJN M r lord FL lofty O Lsaner d -ur chasing Oirector 101 E First Street Untord. F L JJ77I n in th March II. two Q O IN N O TIC EO F F IC TITIO U S NAME Setlce Is hereby given that I at engaged M business el M HSden Lake Dr rlJOC. Sanford Ftrida JJ77X Seminote County. F)rlda under the Fictitious N|ne ot G E T C U L TU R E D M R B L E . and that I intend to rattier said name with the Cbh et the Circuit Court. Sem mse County. Florida, in e< essence with the Provisions ol thf Fictitious Nime Stsfutet. Tdbit Section M l Ot Flor.de StjuMl MSI barge Edwin Tltlerton Pdllth February li. JS. Auerch 4.1 law DM Its N O TIC EO F F IC TITIO U S NAME Mice is hereby given the! I era ongagod In business si 7000 4 Norm Elm Avenue. Setard Semmole County. Ftor iddmdor the Fictitious Noma ol CWWN SQUARE, end met I »nlid to rog'tter ve>d name wi| the Clerk el the Circuit Call. Seminole Caunty. Fw n do. In eccordsnce with the Pr^ikions ot the Fictitious Note Statutes. To Wit Section MLS Florida Statutes 1W7 Gian Square I L Id Iting Fetnberg Puld* -February II. 11. March NOTICK OF F IC TITIO U S NAME lea it heraby given that I in business #t 4TJ 11 d . Winter Springs, F L jjJ/09 Seminji# County. Flo do urvchtf Ihe FicMiOU* Hsff ol THE ANDC CO end intend to register said with the Clerk ol the C*r^l Court, Seminofe County accordance with the Projitont ol I N Fictitious Statutes, TeW it Wt »*on FfendaSfatufe* 141/ And*non F#brvary JJ. March 4. To Place Your Clasaifiad Ad, Phone Sanford Herald o p t n r iio m t e e n t n JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. IN AND FOR CASINO.: wane CAWL CA LIFO RN IA F E D E R A L BANK, a Federal Savings Bank, a federally chartered savings band, (formerly known as Cell Wmle Fadersi Savings end Lean Association! PMMIttl. vs. W A L T E R M CUMMINS. JR . OE 194 322-2611 f Sunday. M ircn 11, 1990 Lagal Notices TH E BOARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS SEM IN OLE C O U N TY F L O R ID A (aated bust * 11 1 be received By Seminole Caunty. Pvrchetlng D ep a rtm e n t, 11*1 E . F irs t (N eat Hoorn U M . laniard. Florida, until t i l t F M .. I tout lim o), Wodnoodor, M art* 11. Itfe N r IbeMReedog; Bid »A R 747 - Annual R# g u lra m a n t A fta a m o n l F a r Mannott Frame*. Cavort and Iniol Oratos BUI .A/R J O - Annual Ro q u lra m a n t Agreem ent F o r Tarim* Balls Bid rA/R IS4 — Annual Ro q ulro m o n t A greem en t F a r Overhead Door Reaolr Services Bid rear - Fvnusn Various Recycling Program Fram e t N O TIC EO F F IC TIT IO U S NAME Nafc:# In hertby given that I am #gag*d in buvn#** at 11/4 G taci Lots* Circfe LQnq*QOd FL JlM , Seminole County Florin und#r in# Ftctitioui CUSTOM HOME OE SIGN And tft«t 1 inttnd to r*9n|r M>d Admo mntti th* CM 'w l in« Circus C'Ouft k m mold rounty fiondo *n MtofdsVf wsth in# Frcttvoiii ol rh# AtifkOtn N4#n# St#tuto% To A l S#<»*on M l 09 F(or»dj S»4*u N 191/ J*4#tt# H Co'vman F#Ofuary |J Marcti « II '• 490 O t N |9 O E N E R A L JU R ISD ICTIO N O IV IS K M CASE NO. N MM CAPS P F E D E R A L NATIO NAL M O R TGA GE ASSOCIATION, enessoclaflenerganlridand esitting under lha laws at lha United Slates ot America. Plaint lit. es C H A R L E S M GU M IEN N V . HI. •I us . el a t . N O TIC EO P F O N E C L O S U R I SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N pursuant M a F mat Judgment at Foreclosure dated March I . ee JUS CA ge P. et me circuit Court ol the E IG H T E E N T H JudkMt Circuit In and tor SEM IN O LE Caunty. Florida wherein F E D E R A L n a t io n a l M O R TG A G E A S S O C IA TIO N , an attoctatlwi organ!tad and oiistlnt under the lews at the United Stales ef America is PM Intlll sod C H A R L E S M G U M IE N N Y . Ill at us . at at are Dotender,ts. t will sell to me lughesl end bast bidder for cash in the S E M IN O L E Caunty Couvmouse. In Sanford. Florida, al tl N a ttack A M . an the tern day et April, IN*, the tallowing described property ot sol form m said Fusel Judgment. M wit Lot 4N. SPRING OAKS. U N IT J. according to the plot thereat at retarded In Plat Beak 17, pages 7s. 71 and 7s at the Public Records at Seminole County Florida D A TE O this |th day el March tew M AR YA N N E MORSE As Clerk at said Court By JanoE Josowk As Deputy Clerk Publish March it. II. tew O E O III IN T H m c T b U tT C O U R T, IN AND FOR SEM IN OLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA CASE NO W M J J C A a a P VICTOR E GISCHLERand L A R R V D BLAIR Fla,mitt. ¥4 RAYM OND THOM A&KING and V ICTO R IA KING. n<t «ito. 9l#l DtNnddntt NOTICK OF IA L K N O TICE IS H E R E B Y Ibal puHriwanl to F jnaV Ji*dtyrn«-nV of F o t k Io m t * r*ndtr#d on th# ttti day el March, 1990. in that certain cauta pending in the Circuit Cewrl In and lor Semi no<« County, Florida, wherein Vidor E Giuhler end Larry D Blair are Plamlilf and Raymond Thome* King and Victoria King hit wilt, et al, are Ddtndentt. C o m Number 90 0J7J CA 69 P. I, M AR YA N N E MORSE. Clerk ol the 4tor via id Circuit Court, will al 11 00 A M on the 13th day el April. 1990. otter lor tale and Mil 10 the highett end tm l bidder lor cash at the W ed Iron! doer of the Seminole County Courthouie at Sanford. Florida, the following dvicribed reel property, lituete and being in Seminole County, Florida, to writ Lot J. Block A Tier I. E R TR A F F O R D S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD, accord ing to the plat thereof at re corded m Ptot Book 1. Paget Ja 44 of the Public Record* of Semmofe County, Florida. Said ta le w ill be m ade purtuant to and in order to tafitly the term* of laid Final Judgment Dated thii *th day ot March. 1990 M AR YA NNE MORSE C LER K O FTH E CIR C U IT COURT By Jane E J* m w 1c Deputy Clerk Publiih March II, II. 1990 D EO 119 N O TIC E UNDER F IC TIT IO U S NAM E S TA TU T E TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nolle* it hereby given that 'the1 under tign*d. pun vein | to the F ic H lo u t Name Statute' Chapter MS 09 Florida Statute, will regiiter with the Cferk ot The Circuit Court, in and for S E M IN O LE. County. Florida, upon receipt of proof ot the publication of thit notice, the licfiliout name, to wil, AM ER I C A N D I V E R S I F I E D IN O U S T R I ES, under which I •«pecf to engage in butinett at P O Bon 449 in the City ot Altamonte Springe, F( 37/01 That the party infervifed in *a<d butmeit enferpriM i» a» folfewt Milton Mercado Dated February Jt. 1990. Sem mole County. Florida Pubhih March 4. It, tt. JJ 1990 D EO 40 IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT OF TH E IIT H JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA CASE NO : t t 19/I CA 99 P Florida Bar No.: J9J44) AM ER ICAN F LE TC H E R M O R TGA GE COMPANY. INC n k a BANC ONE M ORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. «t R O BER T J KUYBUS.otc ef al Defendant N O T IC E O F S A L E PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R 4S NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N bur want to *n Order or Final Judgment of fertcloturv dated February JJ, 1990, and entered •n Cate No M 1J/J CA 09 P ot the Circuit Court of the Eigh tvvnih Judicial Circuit in and for Sem inole County, F lo rid a wherein A M E R IC A N F L E T C H E R M O R TG A G E COM P A N T INC n k a BANC ONE M O R TG A G E Plaintiff, and R O BER T J KUYBUS etc et al Defendenl, I will tell to the highet! and belt bidder for cath at the we it front door of the courthouie in Seminole County, Florida al H 00 o'clock A M on the J/th day of March 1990 the fellowing detcribvd property at Mf ferth in la d Order or Final Judgment to wit L o t t . B l o c k A T A N G L E W C O D S E C T IO N TH R E E R EPLA T, according to the Rial thereof at recorded in Plat Book 10 pagai J9 and 40 Public Record* of SaminO'ie County. F d r uja O A TE D at SamorJ Sem.nofe County Florida ttui ith day of March 1990 Cferk of Circuit Court Semmofe County Florida By JanoE Ja wane A i Deputy Cferk Pubnih March It It >990 O E O 114 Ffertda Bar pfet. t t ttttt SOVRAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. n JOH NNIE W A LE X A N D E R . If tlvlng. t l ua . »f el , NOTICE OF ACTION N O TIC E UN D ER F IC T IT IO U S NAMK S TA TU TE TO WHOM IT MA Y C O N CIR N Notice it hereby given that the undtrtigned purtuant to the Ficlitiou* Name Statute"* Chapter C4J 09. Florida Statute*, will regiftter with the County Comptroller* in and for Semi note County, Florida upon re ctipt of proof of the publication ot thii notice, th* fictitlout name* to w il BARNARD ROGERS under which we are engaged in butinett at 24J W Hwy 43*. Sfe 110/. Altamonfe Spring*. Florida Thai the corporation inleretl ed m taid bull net* enter pri ta it a* follow* JANUS. INC By Gerhard Barnard Preudent By Gil Roger*. Sec Treeturer D A TE D at Altamonfe Spring* Seminole County, Florida. Feb ruary II. 1990 Publiih February It. JS. March 4. ||* 1990 D EN Itt IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H * JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA. CASE NO. t b ll/ l CA #9-P G O V ER N M EN T NATIONAL M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. v* LYM AN E OO W UNG. JANE DOWLING. LIND A DOWLING JOHN DOWLING. BRIAN I S H E EK E Y . K A R O LY N N S H E EK E Y . K ID STU FF CHILO CARE. INC SANFORD H ID O E N L A K E VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. Defendant* N O TIC E O F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purtuant Ip a Final Judgment of Forecloture dated March 1. 1990, and entered in Cate No • 9JI/JC A 09 P ot the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and for Semmole County. Florida wherein GOV € R NM E N T N A T IO N A L M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION it the Plaintiff end LYM AN E DOW LING JANE DOWLING L IN D A D O W L IN G JO H N D O W L IN G . B R IA N S S H E E K E Y . KAROLYN N S H E E K E Y KIO STU FF CHILD CARE IN C . S A N F O R D H ID D E N L A K E V IL L A S H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA TION INC JOHN DOE end JANE DOE ere Oefendenti t will tefi to the highetf end beti bidder tor ca*h at the Wett Front Door ot lha Semmofe County Courthouie, JQI N Park Avenue Sanford. Florida 177*1 m Seminofe County. Florida at II 00 AM on me 19th day ol April. !99g, me following de ter bed property at let forth m laid F inai Judgment Lot 70 H I D D E N L A K E VILLAS PHASE III according to me Plat thereof ai recorded m Plat Boo* Jt Paget J through • m the Public Record* of Semmofe County. Florida WITNESS' my hand end the teal of thf* Court on March • , 1*90 i SEALI c l e r k o f c ir c u it c o u r t By Jane E Jatewic Deputy Cferk Pubi>*h March M It 1990 OEO 11/ NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notica is hereby given that I am engaged in business af J4/Z Park A »e , Sanford Seminofe County Florida under Ihe Fictitious Name of NAILS N STUFF and that I miend lo register tend name with the Cferk ot the Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida, in ac cor dance with th# Provision* of me Fictitious Nam# SUM** ToW it Section MS 09 Florida SUtufet 191/ Pamela S Smith Publish March A II. II. IS. 19*0 OEO J* S TA TE M E N T OF FINDINGS AND PUBLIC EXPLANATIO N F loodptain Managemen f I Executive Ocfer iittat Wetland* Protection (Eiecutlve Order 119901 The U S Depart men I of Mout mg and Urban D#veiopm#nt I HUD I has analyied the protect identified below, at required by Presidential directive llaecu five Orders 11994 and 119401 and determined that federal mort gage Insurance should be granted therein Chat# Groves it located an the east ude of Old Lake Mary R e a d , so u th o f A i r p o r t Boulevard and within unin corporaled Seminofe County, Florida I* it a planned retiden fiat community of #99 lot* m eluding an ancillary fife im provemenft T N developer i* Lake Mary Devtiopmenl Ltd Sine# this protect n located to a bate li e . 100 year (requency) Moodple>n established by Ihe Federal Emergency Manage mtnl Agency (F E M A l. or i* located in wetland type toils, HUD was required by Eaecutive Order* 11949 and 11990 to deny aitisfancv to this pro fed units* th e re i t no p r a c t ic a b le alternative to 'doing to An analyii* by HUD' indicates there it no practicable alternative The ban* tor this determination it a* follows Construction will be m com pnance with the Wetland* Pro faction Plan and with fhe FioodpU n Management Plan prepared by me community at a condition of lhe«r participation m fhe National Flood Insurance Program Any comments received' at a result of ihe Early Public Notice for thit Project on February II 1990 were considered in me aneiytn which can be reviewed at fha HUD office identified below U S Departmen i of Housing and Urban De velopment Orlando Office Region IV J/Si Maguire Bivd SuifeJfe Orlando FL 17*01 Public comment* on thi* statement will be received and considered lor a period of fifteen USt day* from publication The protect will not be implemented without considering public comments Publish March II !9fQ DEO >99 C LA SSIFIED A D S Seminole Orlando •Winter Park 3 2 2 * 2 6 1 1 ______________________8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS |4 i w w W k i i .. . W i k i I Wmm. ^ MTMMT * - Hwa MMmpwinw I Um I Prko* ebei i reffect # t l 60cesh dfecount for prompt poymenf tchedul* tng moy include Me*old Adeemsee et IN# ceet of an #ddlfi#not day. Cancel wh#n you gat reauffe. Fey only for deyt your sd runt ot rate oomod Uto full description lor fastest result*. Goff must follow occeptable DEADLINE! Noon The Doy Before Publtcotion - H A M Saferday 11 10 A M Wferdoy A D JU IT M E M T t AND C i l D I T f i In flit tvtnf 1 BR m twr W w> X . H u h K k rV M w »U will W m y w O U U r Ik* tin t Imartian anty i U anlf H dta eitaat al tka (M l al Hut Imaftlw. K m m dwell jravr aC far ictvracy Ika tin t Cay tt ram. SI— Persenals MtniTPNORE Lltlan Ta Talking P e .w n .n l « I pee call charge ta qli Mil a n a t n i ....................a f i k i j M a t r a m i ....... .......... a m m i a t t a i n ) ----------------------a t t t i l M Ta laaea M m aga I m i n l l l ) T 0 0 0 4 M A I You feoWi iiava a paM nay name Pleeee Can •act Aunt Belli or Mam 23— Lost* Found L O f T D O « ! L a r g e , mete Red-Golden Retrieve, (.atI •ean lldi B Magnolia Mclian Call................................JJ14JII L O T T (Halt neutered Indoor de clewed cal. named PJ Tan •rlankl thorl hair laniard Plata Sudd. 417 A Radford Rd RewARomi jti/tia ana 23— SptcUl Notlctt KCOMCAROTARY For Dalai Ii t t a O i 4U4 _£Mrjda*totarjJdM4ietia^ 27— Nursery a Child Car* C H IL D CARR Mother ol ) mil cere far children, newborn 10 re a r, Laniard. J1J a m C H IL D CAR I • Hidden Lake area my heme All agtt Fenced yard, meeii. 7 a m. la 4 a m Cafiw7Ckjaaaat77 ■ X F I R I I H C I O M O T H IR OP TW O. mv homo. Lake Mery area AM age,, fenced yard. mea4t,HRS,Q7Ca)7 JlltkJO L A K I M AR K H AM Childcare. age* la n d up TL C m a a lta n d tnackt M l M e a lie r lam S H A R O H 'l A D O R A I L I S T I N K IR I A tun. happy healthy elmetplwa! Two hoi mean dally I Two <>canted A CPR Ctrl laditi k> lave, leech and play with your children Ire m lA M Io J )0 PM f f l » I U W IL L DO Babyalfllng In my homo Near Seminole High School Call JJI W»I 33—Training 4 Education •a* Bait, Jr. IcNeol of Reel Kafefe CoW m-4111 47— Camp Groundi CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIPS Locationi avallabta acreu lha country. Pure have directly from current owner* and tare Ihoc vend, at del lari, cam e a re d la r a i a r l p r f c a tl Thouland Tra ill", "NACO ". and "Coat! Ta Co atl" rrw rtt We alter nothing but lha belli Call I n o T o CAM P far mere information A C M . Inc. 33— Buiinan Opportunist A C H A H C I Ta Slarl Your Own Busin#** (frenchi*#) with III tfe down pymnf, A compony it willing fe finonc# you #v#n If you hov# lift I# or no credit corning pofentiof 14S 009 l/S.000 within your lit yeor O n l y s e r lo u i In q u irie s 9904114/19 w#l few ditto#** P R O P E R TY 4 DAY CARE 119} North B row # Dr Doy Core Nursery, completely modem A beoufiful Con b# used e* medical focitlty or ony other kind of butinett Mr* Green J U 0 S/1 . eve offer • p m. U39I4S________________ Legal Notices N O TIC E O F FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice ik hereby given that I em engaged in business of SMS Orenge B ivd , U f e Monro#. Seminofe County, Florid# under th # F i c t i t i o u s N e m # ot C E N T R A L F L O R I D A RV SERVICES, end that I knfend lo register tout nom# with th# Cferk of th# Circuit Court. Sem met# County. Florid#, in .ac. cor donee with fh# Provision* ot the Fictitious Nom# Statute*. To Wit Section 94*09 Florida Statute* 191/ James Mar t long Publish February !• JS March 4 It 1990 O E N 701 NOTICE UNDER FIC TITIO U S NAM E LAW NOTICE tS H E R E B Y GI VEN that hi# under Signed desiring ta m g age in business under Ihe fictitious name of E Hecuba# Building Material* Componr ol number 1*09 Sandpiper Trail East in th# City ol Cass#lb#rry. Florida mfends to r«gi*fer the void name with th# Cferk of »h# Ci r cui t Court of Seminal# County Florida Dated i i Chester Count» Valley Forg# PA, inn 9mday of February. 1*99 Cer tain T eed Cor por ai ,on P O Boiled Vaifey Forge PA i«a«j by Pefer R Oachowski Vice President Publish February 4 JS March 4- II. 1990 O E N >99 S3—Business Oppw h m ltltt DRtVR A M I R C I D O W IA R D I I I B H I R C L O T H I1 ■ A I N til.4*a FIR M O M TH 1 CAU(407) *23-3447 Fa» H Hr. w ii r M aiaaiap Sw Ivt* CM4 Cm CbrUt ta cpm taan Laata A iaata apt law Call......... ....... UI4W 1. M A L L H O M I TOW N Bull M I t l n a a ia f i n a n c i a l atttiTa n c t ta aapana ana grew Willing la pay I I I inte*ett on imatl lyea* lean Call Jtwa. 717 >14) 41— Monty to Lewd ■ O U IT Y LOAMS Bap C/aOM OK B A LL M O R TO A O I COMPANY LH. Mwlgaga Braba* )M1 Ilm Arana*, l a n b rt ___________ J J M II I___________ 71— HtlpWtntid Accounting Clark tJM w kl W O ULD AN YOktl PAY A U lT I K O 1 I R V I C I F O R T H E iA M C t I R V I C I T H I Y W OULD R 1 C I I V I BY PUR CH AtlNO A N t W IP A P IR FOR JM7 M A EMPLOYMENT is a fuu scivtci set net r LAC1HCOVt120.000 rtorurciTU R i JU S T A PA R TIA L L ltTIM O TO C H O O L I FROM A U m iniitrativaAnt. uaOwkt Canttructian tuparviMrtaM wk I Cullamar Sarvica_____UCOnkl OtflcaGal ...... UM wkl Baa Truck Drlraf UM wkl Production Trainee UM w kf COMB IN M ONDAY A N D C H IC K O U T M O R IL IS T IN O S AM EMPLOYMENT 704 It. 2M ST. 323-3171 4CRTUCCMTIK J0RSII |IJ 00114 00 par hr No tapertanca naadad II In lha induilry and O'awtno Work a i i lli t n an C A R S aB O A TS bP LA N E L Many paaitlam aval labia Call M r. Barka »uab*-tT7J A C TO R W E X T R A t HMtywsad Eatt Mgmt. Ha arp nacat w r y Ltc.TAOBUiani R7« Epatlaktl MaMtaalw Herald A DO T O YOUR INCOME 1 E L L AVON NOW ________ C A L LM O M O ________ U roiRTMENTSETTERS Prater t i p , but tail train lha right panan. Hr*. Mon Thur*. 10 AM 7 PM Apply M tt Laniard Av* ■» AM to 1PM UE YOUHONEST MDHM0N0MIM7 Wa have tull/part time pot, Hantl Eicallanl benefit* and w lary Apply m parion nan, I M e d w a y tlarvw Marvin I 4 and t l 4a. (anlard A S IE M R L Y I C LE R IC A L! Wort al homa Maka toy*. Cratl*. ■ la clra n lct. alhart. E a ty work. Eacallentpayl Call: D E L T A E H TE R P R IJE L M M R IjW Ir t jM ASSCMililS U fe t U per hour Alt shifts Mai#/Female Permanent! Many needed ! Metre Empfeymeet 44A9111 ATTENTIONHIGHSCHOOLER) LOOM INO FOR E X T R A C A IH T Work attar telnet, planting I towering plug* Call Carefree Groan Hauwt 171 f)i7e*k tor Allen or Chad AUSTRALIANMTS YOU!! E X C E L L E N T p a y , Benefit* Traniportatlan Call 407 ItJ 1400 t i l IS4J Tallralundedtam 10pm AUTOPARTS DELIVERYDRIVER l 1! days per week. Can 930 9009 As# for Mike_________ R0MKEE7ER Lang wood A r •• M ature parwn Handla payroll, ecctt parable. *a<at lournai. ale PC or compiler t i p B PIlaa.__ CARPENTERS E aperiencad. ratldantial and ramomllng Head loot*, plut transportation Call altar 7pm <04 77* 077) CASHIERS HE AH shift* avail, Hourly wage Re day* No •■pan# Start immediate 'fenaiopportuniti# Amoco Food «900 Star# Road fe 990 Lk Mary Bivd CNA14 M i NEW (T A P T IN G R ATE* F u ll p a ri lim a p a tilia ***»labia E.parlance pi tarred Appi.ai Hillhavan Health Cara Canta tt* Matlanvilla Ava . Iaa4w< m u * * .............. . ( OE �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March It. 1990- M Ti-HalaWawta# 71—H H pW xftai IR S 1 # «N R i iN J te M b r. i . T a y i w t 901109 a t \ T 9 If C T I O N E L / C A R ia iE A N Fay i n d e n t , C a rp e n te r! POB P E D IA T R IC O F F IC E Fren» and back pgrtannal naadad. land datum* T# P o Raa W H a a C r d l 1WTI IN* area Pelf Courva.Call 0 B M yR d y M rw T^ fT? . | i l « | . Ir a n w e r k . nlct, Super viler v la » W I Mutsmm Full ar port lima Mutt have ‘ “ ' .......Coll M l MW -M l inciters aavvko talon art phrt par cordage at retail Paid vaca Han Corrmei Beauty talon Iltcian. Hall Tacit, and «*r**tl Needed *ar Me* t tankard Craaf Tamil* Cad m u k F T l * IK ILLS * TR A D E I __________ m a m ___________ MOTEUrtS OWDCARf CUTIR Fla t ibia er gentled partan .TRADES NEEDED rates pomcr (a ll lim a Oaad banafllt Apply in M l tan Miracle I h l Kaalnar Plata. |ulla t t l. in the Pari al hmpkXai I Hora/Mom Shereten Orlande Nark II a A Maitland Blvd I. hat Immodtate aponingt I Bhautaman Apply in | Mandat thru Thurtday. M am M l am EOE HOUSER ( ( P I HO/LAUNDRY A ID E ! FgR/ftrl H«d ffttlBRi a a ran or revered pkkupf Mam Is nark part Hmat Call knyltm* Maaah Harka n iia a i Will IrAln. Good bonottli Apply ISS Landevor Place, i n o T j* i. EOE im iu M in i Naadad lar local dallvary. ManPrt Benefit! lubtfenc* adwaa telling required App/y m Parian Parti City. N l I . Cornwall I d . tankard E O C long Nrm atugnmantt in your areolar dO P FIC E CLERKS O R E C E P TIO N IS Tt • S ECR ETA R IES e WORD P ROC • 110*1 can i aaaaiowia it twarn NO F E E ;F R ID A Y PAY drivers wmtcd ixp*fi*«>c*dnt€*M#ry Must bo D O T CW tifltd Apply in P TM fl L M t l 0* Mtattond. MASS USHwy. 17ft S— Grady or Doug S E R V I C E S EUTLOTMCRT OfTORTONITlES ■O R ........................... M/F/H/V W ITH s im in o u c o im t t NEWSCORRESPONDENTS GOVERNMENT Freelance reported naadad to tupplament lull time cover eg* at newt and Natural lar The Santard Herald Petition in velvet Interviewing, note •fifing Ex taking and writing Erceilant command atI the Engllth En Ian guege and ability t* type art attantial. Journeliim. photo graph* and computer entry experience era helpful San lord arW Lake Mary rttidenti p r e fe r re d W rit* la lla r explaining Inkratl and quail llcallont to. Corraxpondantx C O Ranald W. Hon*, ix a tu live (d llo r . Th* Senior* Herald. x » N French Ava, I f i.n m NO PHONE CALLS ■NOINIIR/UTILmit Bachalor'i Oapraa In Civil or Envlranmantai Engineering and lour |al yeert ratpomibla tngutaarlng experience Ml me cparatian and maintenance at a utility Ivttem including two 111 yaari luptrvtwry aiparl enc* Pralar Engineer In Training and weler/tewer aparaliani/oparalar aaparl anca telery Range kl/.IM ut.aat C kning Dale March W. IH t I O E V ELO PEM EM T REVIEW E N G IN EER Bachelor i Degree In Civil ^Engineering and laur la) ;ye art ratpontiM tuparvitary tgnginaaring aiparlanca Bag Iltlratten at a Proftiuonal I Engineer In the ilata el Pla It f preferred. M ull pot ta il and m aintain a valid Florida D r i v e r '! Licence Salary Rang*: W . M u p o n Clot Ing Date March M, lata F000 WRITER Writer know ledge able about cooking naadad t* w rit* weakly ltelur* i lor lei about are# raildanlt who *n|oy cooking Potlllon involvat In larvlawlng, not* laklng and writing Excellent command al lh* Engllth language and ability to typo or* ouanllal Jour nail cm. photography and computer anlry experience ar* hagitul. Sonlord and Lake M ary ratldantt pralarrad Write tetter explaining Inter a it and quallticatiant I* Food. C/O Ronald W Moca, (xocutlv* Editor Th* Santard Harold. XJ0 N Franch Avo. SanlordFI . j j m NO PHONE CALLS A P P LY BY SPM an lha clot Ing Data to SEM INOLE CO U N TY BCC E M P LO YE E R ELATIONS D EP T. PER SO M NELO FFICE SECOND S TR E E T ANNEX U Q IE . SECOND ST SANFORD. F L O R ID A n r il APPLICATIONS G IV E N A N D A C CEPTED M ONDAY TH R U FR IDA Y E X P EaR00 I EAM N Cto! E D00PM W a llf t tt wanltd.EEO/M/F/H/V full or part lima Call m iota, atk lor Carmalla or Rich_______________________ * INSTANTPAYCHECKS* S ta r t to d a y and ga t a p#yth#ck within a w#ak W i hold back no th ing . O u r •mpioyr*s art constantly in couroged, and itslttod to fh*y will mak* larger paychecks all the lime Sound Inter •sting* Part lime ft full lime available Call t#d#y m 1144 K I T E S FLA., IN C . Realtors, pays tuition to Real Estate School! Call 323 MOO LANDSCAPERS. T O M HR! Soma train, call now) Job Center. 994 J U <344 * FLOOR MAN * <0HOURS a GOOD B E N E F ITS E X P ER IE N C E R EQUIRED Haalth Cara FLORIDA JOB CENTER, INC. 22901 Volina Am LAWNMAINTENANCE EsUtl Bldn|. OrinpOtl, FI. 32703 CAU COLLECT («M) 774 4344of 4777 HqI j i i i m Rm I Commercial contract eiperi once only......................M IA M I MAIDSWANTED One ot the largest maid tar* ices in the area Making neat dependable persons to join pur teem I day week, good pay Located In Fern Park 3J9 IMP lA d m .m ilrtlive A n t ... U M W K I 1 L##ting Ag#nt U And up |L «to r»ft To M H R l lloQfcku pT v ...........To %ua w k i | Construe tionWsf hart To 114 hf I IMIOS F u ll time »4 40/hr E*c beneIlls Apply In person Days Inn Lodga. 430 Douglas Rd AltamonteSprgs M l Fill M AN AG EM EN T 979 FEE h m Im MASTER CAXD/VISA G«lt Cmiiw /RV fvfc RTUROAI HOURS 9AM-12:30 Fo o d s e r v i c e Couple to operate t hole course. Reply Twin Palms. Drawer WB. Osteen, 32744 M ATER IA LS COORDINATOR 113.004 YRI Hiring now. call new I Job Center. t N 774 4144 M A T U R E person to help operate smell dell ft grocery near Sentord CaH tor details J72 MOO between •and 11 AM jfiRIU. TRET I DISHWASHER Goad working hoevv Man/Frl Boncfiti and Uniterm! Call XU l i l t FORKLIFT O f f RAT0R Hiring now, M te l i t per hour plui boneM il Ml laaa J A H Wav id C ELEB R ITY CIPHER 1M a v .a u . AxouaaO Y Z N K D Q F O W D N D N B P ■ V D Q D Z K O Z Q B W He experience necateary All ehlllt availakl* Excellenl benefit! In peyten The Weflte Heue* u m W It Rd ea. lentord w ix e e * ............... ....JX /F/E O i R U T AUR A N T Cantact ISHW B e eCRA’S * e • ALL 1HIFT1M • GREAT 1ALARVII • EXCELLENT EENEFIT1M "Jain aur aactltenl haallh cere team" I HeaHbCara P H T tlC IA N t H E E D E D • OB GYN • Internal Madicm* • F am il y Pr ac ll c* X R A Y TEC H B « k w Rea liter id, F T A PT V Z H xr Igrlvete p a tlk e I NOFit M S4U I MErtppURBfr 1 yeart experience required FHA and V* preterrvd Mini mum typing I t wordy per minute llarim g talar* mid teent depending en expen enc*. Apply mperwn Flrtt Federal el leminei* 111 W 111 II NURSI AIDES * RU SHIRS Ml ONER S TAR TING PAY I Fer certilied er experienced Apply In perion la Lake*i*w Nerting Center eit (. M U ........... NURSESMOfS All 1 (hint eveilabl* Goad bene! ift Higher tlarlmg pey DEBAR V MANOR M N H w y lF A t 1 .0 e h e r y .F I Men. thr* Fri ♦AM k*ePbLM M *M 110 I Q F O W O . ’ — C W Z C W Z R Z M F N . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : "Ja ck Benny w at kk* a lathar lo m a. to kind and aanllb G o d ra ti lh# immortal soul of m y > dear bland " — Dannie Day IITCNERHCIP Heut* Retleurenf. Hwy 11*1 wear I t Mary ____________ R ES TA U R A N T OFFICECURK T* wry* meal M nrttemert a) bullet Will tram Apply 1FM xFM Holiday Hout# Hettau rant, Hwy 11*1 wear Lk Mary RESTAURANT 1MIFT SUPERVISOR Klkhan Experience NOFIE..............M94SM R E TA IL CASHICR/STOCKPERSON Part/Fult time Apphrelwnt now b e in g a c c e p te d e l Dtckude I taperTl n e t Or lenda Dr IWell Mart Plata. II *11 lanterd » )» 1 M R E TA IL CASHIERS/SAlfSCLERKS Accepting applications, full time or part time Flexible hours Excellent company benefits Paid vacation and holidays, profit sharing arid stack purchase Apply in partan Wall Mart. 3413 Or iande Dr, laniard . .. EOE SALESPERSON Sharp, outgoing w/car to sail r o t e t / p h e f o t in n ig h t c lu b s / re s ta u r ants O n ly ter tout inquiries ptaaia After ____ I 30pm 407 444 1411 M ill SUCCESS N e q u irtt no explanation However we are growing and recruiting success oriented peoote F T/ P T who desire to?* earnings Call 242 1212 24hr rwcordedmwiugi * SALESASSOCIATES* Ta market acreage B auclien properly________ Call M l l l l SECRETARY AAornings 20 hours par waak. soma Saturday mornings, I year a ip a rla n c a A pply Low* * Of Maitland MOSS It We Maitland_______ Needs to have good telephone skills, general office know I edge and typing 41 wpm Non smoker 321 4114, town 9 ft 1 OTTNAIMICTECHNICIAN SECRETARY Full lime Benetllt. P J free OYSTERSHUCRER Full ot part tima- Ewp pra tarrvd Must ba 11 y rt «4d and abla hi 'work nights^waakands Apply Mon and Tuas from 2PM »a 4 30PM. Uncto Nick s O ytltf Bar. MOS Park Dr. Santord.... NO PHONE CALLS PAIN TER S. II.M N R t Hiring now. call now! Job Cantor . M 4 7 U 4344 PART T t M l •A chanca to halp a small businass grow Naad somaona who will work 3 hrs . 3 days or nights a wath and I day on waakand Good incom# pofantiat. Call m i l l 111* Inoltongdlttancal PA RT TIM E F IL E CLERK/SW ITCHEOARD 10 am to 3 30 pm Must Kara prvv etfica t ip . ba h s grad uata and non smoker Apply Rich Food Plan. 401 W Uth SI *Santofdl to4p m P A R T TIM E JANITORIAL fERSON AAornings • 10 AM. S days par waak Ew callant to r r t tirad/semi retired Santord Area _______ CaH 443 7711 P E R M A N E N T O F F IC E ASSISTANT 9AM 2PM daily Must ba dependable, semi retired preferred Resume to M anager, PO Boa 371914 FI 32/32 PHARMACY TECH Hospital Pharmacy Tech and IV Adm ixture experience preferred Typing and com puttr entry required Full time Competitive salary and benefits Apply West Volusia Memorial Hospital 701 W Plymouth Ava Detand FI POSITIONS open Office help, full time, a driver, morning and after noon part time Ex par i*nca preferred Fulltime Mrs Green 373 0S7t. ava alter I p m 3130145______________ POSTAL JOIS Start 111! 41/hr For exam and application information call 219 749 4449. fat FL IJ9. 9 a m to tp m . 7days________ 20 plus hrs par week Book keeping ft computer expert anca A variety of duties Call Karon lor intorview 313 2323 IK C U N IT Y OFFICERS n-tofe IE C U R ITY 4UAR0 BULL TIME Saving Lab* Mill! Call H U m k le a U e H le w SEQFVTT! OfYICEXS Wackaxibu* Making ter teturl fy odiceri tar IteaRivew and la n ia rd are* Llcani* r* guired E.ai.BWkee*. DAY EVENING CLASSES HAIR D E S IG N C O S M ETO LO G Y N A ILS F A C IA L SKIN C A R E MAI H D E S IG N CO LLEG E D1BARV BOOKKEEPER Experienced. temgarary er yermenenl edrT lime werk elternaant end/or early evenlngt YoureHiceor my Item* m t / b r m *m 862 4700 U37-0770 Triphx/a— t 1R3— H— M S UwfwrwislMa/Htwf 73—Emptoymxnt _________ W x i i t o l _________ . 1R3— D w p A t x - M N F O R D • 1 bdrm . fumMted w ith u llllt le t d u e fa plui I to* ORMRV uunowr V X I year haw Mute tael kite/me. piu* d* aaetl A v K l* t e V l l . . . H l l d l 1 A N F O R D - F u rn le h e d I Badraam . Na pale. Near daw nlpw n. C a ll 1 1 M 1 1 I. pwyftetebatere1FM_____ SANFORD . Attractive I bdrm . ch/e. carparl. In Hlteerlc D tilrk t kUl/me fly a m 1 bdrm, Ite b a te T l malar appliance! tel*/mo Ilf, latlBwc CRTMB 111* LbKR FR O NT - 1 bdrm ham* w/Fla ream Rig yard teM/m* . tec Call Han Beak*, m i n * ________ DEBART 1 bdrm. I ' l bedte.1 car garage, icreen parch, all ma|*y evpllanc*! MM/ma Fini. iae»,ea«.MT«**ilia DRLTOM A • NIC* I bdrm U tl/ C A U IL B R R R Y - 71*teB 1 91—Aexrtnwnts/ HowwtoShxrt D E L TO N A V I naar CIS. |MM OK. No parttort t M Includes all After IP M 17a MSI F E M A L E te share > bdrm house UOO mo Ph 321 §974 with tree* nil/m w lh. ceKiaapiteR „ 115—litowtrixl A A A R U IIN R S B C R M T IR New efticanNhae. MB It. te l.xfS It Bay* iteM te w/e aftkei llartlng te MN/teP ii/ e i b i b a n -TiLw 197-M aM k H M M t/R m l 117 — CMiumrcM WRKIYA Rteor •I Ite m , II turn. vMIHtet paid. Private prepdrty. MM/ma After Ipm HOUSECLEARER General, rtependiite. hone.I jijN lin jm U in ilJ ^ lewterd. Nbry. I M X **• •heppm* Mr Ip. m Ip I ft. Exc ter preteeetehp *te*eteeiaite*l|Pap|R___ IT X M BKMR1MO*. Water and ttecfrlc tvtetebte. Call..................................J » W W I Y» HOMESTORENT Unfumtdted. Lab* Mary and la n ia r d a r a a il C a ll la r avaUablKty and lacal tent 93—Wbottie tor Wmt Clean r e a m , kitchen and laundry laciliTte! cable TV alerting *1141/wk. 13* u n K ITC H E N , laundry grlvllawei Mature mate preferred. Call J l ^ j 0 l l o r m T r » W l i^ _ _ 77—Aexrtnwnto F tfrniihtd/ k w t L A R O I renovated I er 1 bdrmi. rent by wk/m* A/C. pool, laundry, tel* ter children, tewciel dixcounl ter u cm t*m m e a td d r m a e a i RNOSFf IX S7EC1AL LARGE I bdrm. A/C. poal. leunoy. u tv 'm * N* axgaut (dr quell I led eM llcanli or lentercilliem M M H I______ NICE clean I bdrm egl Ideal •er caupte i m ™ glut 1100 lecurity Call M l ate________ IA N FORD. I bdrm U lV m a plui U00 lecurity Xeterencei required Call He fe e ________ SANFORD • Cary I bedreem. tcreened perch, bghted park Ing No peti UfVma/laaia Include! water. Call M l-10*1. SANFORD lovely i bdrm . complete privacy I bib. tram new ltetpil*l Sl00.nl . USO i*c includei util Call n i n e * 1ANPORD STUD IO b I BDRM. Adult! no p a t! qu>tl area H U / m o u p i depout H I Nile R E N T T O DIEM 1 b d rm . completely remodeled I U V per rnenlh Call H I IMP IA N FORD ■1 bdrm . I bath tpU! plan Canvanltnl t* Lak* M a r y B lv d and IT F I . tell/me > *** T P IH< Rental Apertments On R E N T O N E .. G ET ONE Mary. 1 7 * 1 FLBT7T1 New you can rent b 2 bdrm. 2 beui ter ttw price of e 1 I BIDROObL Ft perch U t l par month, plut deaeui CaUMligei 103— DuplexTrtpiex / 4«wt " iw s w . WINTERSP9INSS 1 be b eam. 1 bate, fireplace, te much te lilt I YeerieW WRB/me . C * ll* * a «m 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 tVCus •Waterfront Llleetyte •Modem FHneao Center LAKE M AR Y 1 bdrm . 1 bath, well la well carpet, ch/a. lanced yard Cell C l «toi •Indoor RecouetteH •One Month Free : MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...: HGtUS PrePare^ourtaxesj T H IFJl L C H E C K I N C O M E T A X S I H V IC I K I I M in t l I bdrm . |ust rtmodwtod. fraa canoo us*, no pats 1400 pur Call 321 4470 mth S A NFORD F O lD t bdrm clot# ‘downtown Compltto privacy1100/wk and 4200 s*< tncludrs u t m t w s C a im ^ 4 9 ^ ^ ^ ^ Tax Preparation SpRclRlUna In Your FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS LQWFEESI 67ft-8305 99— Ap*rtmvnfs UnfurnlihRd/ Rtnl A T T E N T I O N 1 IN IO R 1 1 bdrm t bath, ctoan, conv* mantandprivato 444-1144 C L E A N * L A R G E Apartments Good Location 4300 to 1330 par month No Pals Call 372 1414 COCVtLU/MA57lKCOVC AMERICAN INCOME TAX BOOKKEEPING, INC. 4 ICernd te 1T-PRI IXNxry P d ) ptedteCmbenpndfemal 33WMSR ■W H M H T im iM im TOP PAY G Means# required Choice contract! Call t 90* IS3 94/3 TC L IM A R K B TIN O . TO M HA! Some train, tome local I TPjW Job Cantor. 994 774 4344 TELEPHONE REP Longwood. Mature individual Ipm until 9pm, S3 00 to 17 00 par hour guaranteed 332 4P00 ~*TRUCK DRIVER* Fast growing company taking applications lor delivery post lion Must meat D O T quail ficalions. pre employment drug alcohol lest required Duties include delivery of un finished wood moldings lo accounts throughout tba state Excellent benefits Include medical and dental insurance If interested apply at Brown Molding Company 1490 FitlPatrick Point Lake Monroe. Florida C O E .......................... 323 2042 VAN DtivER Part time lor R S V P 14 hours per waak. 14 » to start Call 313 44aflli tor appointment v il l a o i Inn r e s ta u r a n t now hiring t ip servers ft hostesses lor eves/nights Apply in parson. Village Inn. 431 Dogtrack Rd., Lang weed V OLT TEM PO R ARY 1CRVICES ________ Calf 429-9299_________ WAITRESSES Apply between 2 and 4 p m Mon Thurt at Bahama Joes 74011 FrenchAve.Sanford No pltowi cattsptoaea. WAREHOUSE HELP 14 40 to |I2 70 per hour Will train All shifts! Metre EmpMynsenf 44ft 9111 E X TR A L A R O I UNITSI I, 3ft J bedroom opts Pool Tmms Court Poacaful. conv*ni*fil location Quial oft straaf parking. Rtnovation Spociail No Mcurity for quail ftod applicants 113ft 4304 M A R IN I R t V IL L A O I Lak* Ada I bdrm .... 4321 mo 2 bdrm tIOim oftup 32M474 HOVE IX SPECIAL Large reneveted I bdrm. pool, use/mo No d * t » ll tor quell lied apellcenti or tonior cm ram m e t e lo r JZJ U M PINE RIDGE cun SANFORD 2 Bedroom Av«i|*bto STA R TIN G A T 4434 For D*ta>ls Call Rtnfartma 437 4444 LandaramaFI Inc /Broker SANFORO • 2 bdrm . 2 bath, eta a, spacious, ail appliancvs includwd 774 7M1, laavm *sg S A N F O R D . Largo | and 2 b d r m 's , pay monthly or weakly Dap •rttortneas. 10% off Santor Cltfiaml 323 0742 SANFORD • I bdrm . 1 bath, major appliances 1300 mo * 4300 sac Call 322 3732 ____ ■ ■ m R O t e r iiR it e W O t e B r o t e B it e K r iM t e O X E IILmLi«w4:aaiteL^idSi>.iBtexulBidalailei4EI^ M iE ^ s z r ^ c r x r u z iz r z a H a B Addition! 4 I Remodeling Hemet, BetteoreaH. OfHcei Slete certified CBCO M tu We Dex>qn Bu,ld and otter Free Itejm pte! .......t K U K f l M MILLER ADDITIONS C*ntr«l Florid# Sine* 1949 F t h Dvsign, Fr** Estlm#t»s fCOC 1)4444.................... 323-9444 h it A Tackle Painting GEORGE’SBAITS TACKLE FRANK BARNHARTptenttng4 preuure cleaning. I* y n exp Rxterencet m -I I M O peetAM IP M G U ID E SERVICE Frosh Srnofcid Mottott Liv# Wild Rlvtv Shinn*rt F ishing Equipmmnt HOUSE7AINTIRG C-llft Or#ng* Btod. L#k# Monro*................ 322 0340 Hendy Mr~ m#tOft*ry, pointing and fit* Frt# #s*im*tos C#IIJI3 4J21 Air Conditioning A Heeling 1EKVICK - All meket C/H/A. w#tor to #ir. #ir to sif host pumps Ntw so4 txisting in lf#ll#tion< 17 Y ft «Bp«Ti*ncP W#yn* Dykfs Sr now with E m o r y 's P lu m b in g Lie IRMO011444 322 1444 SENIOR SPEC1AU! FIX-IT-FASTINC •On* Cell To Do II A ir Your Neighborhood Hendy Men Retedvnitel eCemmerci*! ton Ictet Tedeyll m i l l ! RE PAIR S# PAINTING Yardwerb P Ugbf Marling N* Jab Tee Smell Cell M* tell liudw A I bedreem apartment! M Dvpetitter U 4 ever Building Contracfort Home Imprpvtmtnl 173-3301 EiL 509 NRW. R C M O D C U REPAIR HOMES, O F F 1CE l. 1TORE1 All type! canitr uctwn. R .i/ C m 111 u n S O Bellnt. CBCkltMt PAINTING/ R lM O D I LINO. In torior *f tatorlor F*nc* Building Low BttoS 3*9 9171 1 Badraam afhciancy. a/c. util lurnishad axcapt alactrldty 1st, last plus dap 1300/mo Brokar/Qwnar 323 1147 2 RORH. 2 RATHAPTS Carpentry Qvtr 1,444 ftq. Ft. ito^lnf Araaf I C A R P E N TER All kind!te heme repair! pemlmg A ceramic lil* Richard Crete H I M il Qroveview Villas $50 to S IX ,000 13 distributors needed Pari ft full time No exp. necessary Robert a Neil 3/4 3310 2000 Ufc* Hvf Rhd. 321-Q3M HOME HEALTH AIDES CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS LIVE-IN COMPANIONS Join The Growing Paragon Team! WE OFFER EXCELLENT BENEFITS $50 BONUS I AFTER YOU COMPLETE YOUR FIRST 40 HOURSI Call Billy at 3 2 3 - 7 7 5 4 A iT.in io nlr Lo n g w o o i) Area W m ii’ f Park O c ljm fo Area H I—II—H I 1/ T 1 N IR T P R IN TE R • vx**rl enc* *r*terred W a ry bared an aigartenca Nenimaker C a u n > i* * * B tM .e a i. PRODUCTION WORKERS Longwood manufacturer is looking lor energetic reliable par sons to tilt positions on firs! and second shills 13 00 per hour Apply in parson Mon Frt. 9 4pm Parker Hannittn. 777 Bennett Dr Longwood EOF ROFFLER ( Horn* tty te tesd Apply TPM «FM Holiday Haute Xetleu rent. Hwy IF *1 near L k M a ry R B IT A U R A H T CARTER C ltlie n camglex Mary bf Wanda M ED IC A L H H A N C IA l A ID It You Q u jh l'f O r O W O X D D L O M . X O D L FRONT DCSI imBSABT RH, CCU ( Wo otter lop pay. graal banalllt and lha opportunity to work al many at hi* tap campanlat In your area Call now lor an AO C a n te r! Taaarat. PI. Z COOKS, HOSTESSES WAITERS/WAITRESSES Far family practice oftiri. lull time land Return* Te nee Franch A v a . lanterd, H7TI o in o u s t r ia l w o r k e r s orjwrs Over m* read, iracior trailer, mutt have > raori aipananca and load driving recard Averefe trip id dart •E •V reotnoesi receptionist MEDKAl D am n T a lJM weekly Lacal/Land haul Will Tram Wd .............-J A M SQf H b r e i l i c k Cb maan llghterl Approximately H M u rtg w w a a k H 1M I0____ M EDICAL Hen E w K u v n re m m dot a R I1 T A U R M T cm T iw u n n i (AM te 1PM ihl It, earl time A#e*y * partaw. *AM aPM m f .la d W - I 111 par haw. Will Ira* r a ia a a M I M r tag haul a r a tin * Carpenter! ale lh* a r r t ran can '■Cad................aaaaoi H O V t B X E E F f R/nbWNY a*rl flow ■ I Beyl per wk. I X te neen. ttgg/wk. Thereugh r lxameg 4 exp wtth cMMrvn CVHTlew e r v i a i L H I M EDICA L Good ady Poll and ew 7T-HHeWRWtv4 fP H C PARAGO N E O t U.F ~ Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning ONE ROOM 7 llf(. Ouponl T*flOh protection ( 11 $ 424 v«lu#) w/S room sp*cl#l 43474 or 44 94 psf room 10% off p*t odor probtoms ft r*p#irs Ask #boul our upholstory ip*ci#tst Hours. 4AM toIPM 4344314 Cleaning Service NO tini* tor that ( i m p l i l i cto#mwg? l**n pufttisg it *H? L it ut worry About if for you C#ll ASAP Cl#An*ng Any silt horn* 430 gu«r«fito*d Li<#m#d • Borntod • Imurtd _________ C#H 479-1734_________ OFFICECUMIRG M#rn*d coup I# with «xp*ri »nc« And rvtortnets Pto#v# c#li Altor Hours Cl««nirtg S#r vic*. D*y or *v«ning * m 7143 Concrete tofts • tag tofts cRtpeir tofts Fr#* 1st C«ll AFiyttm* 1191*91. Lic*ns>d insur#d W IS T CO N C R E TE SERVICE SnMtl tofts• i«g tofts*R#p#w J*fts Fr## 1st C#lf *nyhm# 33* 3991. LK#ns#d Insured Electricel H E R ITA G E E LEC TR IC Prompt. N#*con#bt# W y v k # L h #nv»d Insurtd IRP9911*31 C#a*97 121 4741 It 77 T*y#to C*I«C# GT Needs work but runt quod Asking MU C#M 123 4/4J Home Repairs O M . M A IN TEN AN CE SAVE IXX new en lay tore Ice. lawn cere te plumbing of elect Far bail pr'cei UPieie IjndscRpIng" Winter prievs pruning ft ctotnup Mutch ft n«w ptontings. B*gu*% U t o w i p x f m 4341 LawnSarviet " A F F O K C A B L E LAWN CANE Q U A L I T Y W O R Kt F R E E E S TIM A TES C#ll 1224499 Chuck s O M litf Law * Ca t * Comm it#* * F R E E EST.I Nojctotool#rg#/sin#ll . 323 1371 LAWN CARE Mowing. Shrub pruning, F#st S*rv<c*. L*w P r s c f F r * * Esf. 449-1144 PROFESSIONAL G ARD ENER Mowing. '•dglrM9- n#w tod. ntw «#*d. f t sod. ft t**d. pruning, toppling trimming, rtmoving ft cl««ring. pi Anting, d##n up! C o m p lt f * C # r # l F n * •stmqtoslMr Vtn. 333 0443 Need Yeur Houle PeMtedl W E O P PER i Cuitemer Setit lection Guaranteed! Interior end Exterior A I Quality Workl F R E E E S TIM A TES : Reetonabte Prlcm Den t Pul Otl Till Tomorrow Whel You Can Have Don* Today) CALL NOWI Aik fer Lee He texl IN TE R IO R A E X TE R IO R Preleiitenel work. Mrty rate! ev*R. Ted. u » t e l ! Frye ( i i . Lyndea'i Preteiitewil PeUflag LekeMery Reudxnl Inter ter/E etertte L teemed/1 neurad Free Eitim ete!) MPIIS4 PA IN TIN G Interior A (iterter Hevxet, A y r i A Ite. leu ter Clflieet 11% dHceenf Cell any time m e Fiintini S Paperiyifini Quality Werk. Raeienebl* Price! Free ( i t Un II I l l l l Plumbing' ItliftRfi PlyrabfBf* Inc tst Chwk* f t Yaur PIvmtang Maidst t ft 24Hoursft Raptars • Ramodeling • Rapiping C F C021111 • 431 4449/3214444 SSW OFFWITHTHIS#0 RELIANCE INC SEWERS DRAINCLEANING IXhourt) (lelretetl (re* Eilimaleit CFCdlkll U l M iter » I M SU 0 OFTWITHTHISAD Typing Services ITflNG ProtossHjrval sp##dy t*rvicos Pick up *nd daii vary #v*if R«*son*ftl* r*t«s 322 JIM . to#v#m*sq tor Lind# Meionry Trash Hauling S O U T H E R N S TO N E W ORK W#tortoils. J«p#n*s* g«rd#n pools, ito n tw o rk tro u n d s w im m in g pools, ito n * entrances, stucco 240 1322 TA R O D IB R II H AU LED U*/LOAD A LIO . JUNK CARS R EM OVED, FR E E Hi m i Music Lesions E C H O L l TR E E SERVICE Fr*« aVim#*#sl F*ir Pricasf LK (ns Stump Grinding, Too' 111 1229 d#y ar tot* " U t Tft* Pr*4*sst*waH N t r T R I M M IN G . Tsp p in g. Ha WHivai Mauling, ft I phawt of tr#« work U i niAftr9 Pun*/ Keyboard bntruchen Accepting teudtntt Private tenon! All te n )! « / IX* •**. Nursing Cart horn* c#r* wtth tow# ft C'Ofkctrn for th* aidarfy Sp#ciout tccommudcstions. low monthly ratos 0#y Csto Av#il#ftl* Ats# 13*4474. Or IIm u Nursing tor wk *. Inc "H#m# C#r* I hats Aftord#ftto'a Nursts • Aids * Lira Ins 441 If f IH> co m p lete Tr— StrvlcR ~ Wattr/Air PuriJication MIRA COM W#t#f #nd Air Fiifr*t«on tor tom* #rtd bub«n#H Fa# Fr## EthmatoCall 444 llll �f * * • 100 - Sanford Harild. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 11, 1B90 ill-Condominium Rentals K IT ’N’ CAKLVLEP ky Larry Wr%M 141-1 1 BOOM . I>> bam IM«W UM n 't r’ark A m AduTtt only l l ' i me Inti o ile r Call F .it o l m jaal 125—F o rU a tt fANFOBD • liar French Am . >» Martin B id ( . n u t la Golden Lamb RMaurwt. Call Mel Martin I TO 1*70. 144-B w ln m For Sale BUILDtNO fared tom me. cl«l tel up •« DUPLEX Leite/Purchwte psttlble Hpndympn ipecHlf 1111 Pwrk l£SSIMM$29MCNSN . INCLUDtNO CLOSING COST * 1 B a bdrm hamas In Sanford. Doltond/DoBary/Lk. Mary/ Long nead ’Altamonto Springs Drtvw................. ....... m l i t ) 1 T V I I I T Pfllh mlHwIng Buty. friendly ihqp Good walk uu. endttf IPwfnHprpp H I n i l s u n down m aaostM 1*1—Country Priparty / Salt 1 bdrm. I bath, tlrapfpco. agpf lances, carperl..... US. M i 127—OMlco Rontots t SAND NEW O F F K I O il m t a tt teMootq n OCtZONINOI LMiMMrraoi caw a t a m t SMALL R t NT A t O F F IC II lined DC-1 Very reaeanabtel t l ■ lA. CaR amel m e a n 141—Homos for Solo A B B L A TID Valentine ter a handyman Owner Imancing in,"'' an often Term*. AiAinatlMW ASSUME NOQUMJfY — ............S IM M tore Laniard A m . 121-0759______ 1211257 A R IA L I T I A L I 1 bdrm I bath w ith v a u lte d c t l l l n f * . •creened parch and larfa rented yard. Seller will pay ctoeingI Only.............. tae.eoo Metre Real I Male Ce. lac. m ru i * BESTDEALIN TOWN * DELTONA, nice areal 1/1 tplil plan, vaulted tellmge. family ream, captain etyle kitchen, celling lane, prewired lor eecurlly and ipeaker radar porch (Kreenedl Overtired lo t. s p r in k le r t y t le m . wockthop. 1 car garage MULT S IL L QUICKLY B Y OWNER, M OTIVATE01 IY0WMI iu O W NER Financing Available bull! Is eland Ihe letl el limo ■ n e t sq ft ol living m this lovely country 1/1, S star energy ottlclont. pool homo. H b n im /M c Km m n f . UM/m-Mn/MPMte SANFORD - Double cleared lol with oak frees. Zoned lor rosldenllol or multi family. Con bo iplil Wflk lo Lake B park Owrwr rwponobw l osoa Lae n > net/eves, m i n i M A Y F A IB clean, bright B open l/ l. kitchen appliances B verticals In c l. C a m m u n lty paal B clu b h a u ia . O nly ll l/ m e . Assoc. m<as..................taisoo Me Kvaaa/m ne e/H a uls \i n I t l w . l i t . St. Salto aee AFFO R DABLE 1 bdrm. H i bath home CH/A, corner lol low down payment...... Irt.tOO LOVELY 1 bdrm home, large corner let. lormal dining rm . eictilent starter heme, 11)00 down v c c Only ties per me. Call quick I SO.Na 323-5774 NOW HIRING R .l.A Q lR T S MLTOM Close to <11 Owners must sell. uJ11 Wueb t^^Wao JU^esJuSae IvwT LMm ) ‘fc EMMY F^^HY^W. ]G N dr earn. 1 bath, lamlty roam. workttwd.....................H l.no MAKE OFFER Call Chortotte ERA .................. ItatSU ol Its best 1 b d rm , I both reduced from SlS.fOO lo U I.H 0 McKenna u i ttaH ie CAN YOU Believe a Brand New 1 / 1 home complete w/eal In bar. 1 car garaga and f u l ly tru s e a d pat i o te r onlytatew Hanson./1. Spivey m n R in iR n / m «R A S S U M A B LI No quality mort gages Ht.soo end S7J.M0 bolh have peel,- 1/1 end gereges Me Henna/Hansen t r w r s m o b s /m o m m . a i m r v m iw » m-isn IN V IS TO B S Weniedll This home Is rented eut and reedy te be puvehesed For 17LOOO you get 0 1/1 property. Cmdr Hr details m m s / m -M n L I T yeur neighbor pey Ihe mortgage OupMe tar SaleI N CasMiborry ■ near II n and au Priced H Mil at sre.m ciady nmaa/nusn STENSTROM REALTY, INC. • % 0v% 3 4 4 1 fttn • W f lit! snd *dl more property than Anyone in Ihe Greater Sjnford/Lake Miry arej. U N O - U N O •LAND I Delving around the country slda loak mg lor a hornetlead? Dt Im no further jest Call CMdy al n t lM / I U M U . Land priced Iro m K U K THIS IS ITI Country living cloie to overylhingl Lais gf shadeI Lrg loll Lrg icm porchl Fenced I Lk. Markham areal Only U t.000 yea eves. Hi-ISM 323-3200 FOR PRICE Const lout Buyar Attofdwbiw 3' I Near schools. park Cut* lb d t t n FENCED 1/1 NEAR Shopping, schools Asium# no quoli lying You'll like what you t**. Pf ICOf Now onty 111.000 I M M A C U L A T E 1/1. B IG MASTER bdrm Spoctous llv tng. dining A Florid* rms Clip this«d Now onty U*,t*0 BITES 1 IN THE SOUTH LAKEMANY a/L on Ig secluded HI. becks up to golf course, family roam w/tireptace and a dsn. 1 car garaga..............- .....1104.000 ASSUMCABLE MORTGAGE U K E M A B Y f lt A L T Y LAKEMANY 1 bdrm 2 bath split plan Larqw fenced lot Lake Mary uhoolt ................ 141.000 m -w i L0CMAltO* fil m 1104 473 MY3 LOWESTM ia m i IN H1D0ENLAKE 1 bdrm. 2 both vilU w/gor*gc klpthpdforock boftomprlet 2 fochooM from 1444 tq M .... 322- 2420 1141 Pork Dr . lantord M l W L*ka M ors X . U . M a ry 144.000 1124*q f t ................,..... M4.000 HURRY AND CALL for fhit kuptf borg«in CALL BART FHA/BONDMONEY Now Homos, l / l good loco t«on. tow down, low monthly * homos *lsa4voilobio AA Cor nos. Inc, Coni or y II Coll Jonol MwnsfioM Oiyte 333 1114 I mps. P I m i GENEVA 1 story 4 bdrm*. for mol dining or living rm. doubio go*og« I H 000 Coll Glwrto LomArrf ER A Um f lor >do. lol MM ty p in gs, lit 11M G O V ER N M EN T RESALES BOB M BALL JR . P A L A K I M AR Y R E A LTY j jj n i l HIDDEN LAKE A I 1U M I.N O OUALIFY ) bdrm 1 belts le'je lot lenced back yard trt.soo ir MOcashtomtg B l t l u REAL ESTATE REALTOR .... m im MAAIHAMWOOOSMEA Lak# AAary Khoofv appro> 1 a e rtt, larga oak troot 4 bd rm .. grtafroom . formal dining, don. largo tcroonad pool. II7 f,000 Atiumablo Nawty ronpvafod, immodiafw occupancy fOwnar. C 0 113 O LD CO U N TR Y HOME 2/1 Larga tonetd yard, doubl* garaga I 4 and SR*4 117.000 Ownar Financing 122 JOI* QUINN REALTY• 321-3443 R f Mopfip) m < Cowiwr cMI i 157—Mobil* Home* /Sale CARRIAGECOVE IUPBR NICBtt 1 bedroom, j lull bath, deublewtde Cattw dr4) ceiifngt, herdboord %\4 ing. thing le root, tk it t ing Mott See Te Appre«tyfetl2 m Ceil Collect........ 407 t i l 7040 OT407 Jf»0M7etter4»m HANDY MAH Specie112 a 413 2 with addition Ready to mov« t?. 710 or bott after J21 1141 UK! MTHTRHESTATES 12*40. /bedroom p ibafh. fior Ida room. c/R/a. fwmithed and all appliance*, thed t lf 000 Of bett Offer *fl HU LARGE t BIO R O O M * EaceHenf condition nictly luvnittyd. lot at Peek Ave Mobile Park 222 2041 L0HCW000 Spring Hammock Park, 3 bdrm. I bath retaie* from SU S00 JJJ 0011 MUSTSELL 24 ■ la. 10 Crattmade 32 •pm. thing le roof, ditharather. fptc A fffrig t il 000 or offer Day* m i U l / r n * A wknd* *04 303 4073 SANFOiOMCA PJUtK 12*41 3/2 tplil. tcreenedroom 72 Camb. 14 000 Rtpa 14X41 ftpOtl. 12 Tidwrell t l ,200 down for qualified buyer Under 1341 par month include* mfg and lot rent Repa 14*4# t/2 tpltt. 01 Fleetwood Sand Point 11.200 down for qualified buyer Under tltO per month in eluded* mfg end lot rtn| 407-M44431/407-MA5722 stains PNortirr MANAGEMENT BREALTY O T W l/ a iM J * * TtANSFtntOf * NEEDTOSELL? CALL U til FDR IMMEDIATE ACTION 4N7-322-11S5 W IN TER SPRINOS ■ 1/IH, central H/A Reduced I SU.tOO 14X441/1 00 Guerdon 11X14 l/l yard 144 000 1124 tq ft H U R RY ANO CA LL tuper bargain It 000 10 Manetee Fenced 14 000 14X40 l/l*t tplil. 02 Skylme Mrcened porch tl? 000 34X14 3/1 tpfif 00 Champ* on C o n c o rd F lr e p ie c e drywall inferior, very clean S1A4S0 for thit CAU BART REAL E S TA TE r e a l t o r ____________ r m free = 111-Appliance* / Furniture WANTED, Owed M u g eppU awe**, warkiag er net. We aha tatlpiidripiirT. m gR - • A N T IQ U E Mahogany twin bad headboard, footboard and rad* E nc condition US Call alter 3PM weekday*, .anytime weekend*. w eastbroofZ “ ■ rS R IS A L t We Bey/SaN Furniture A Cal lacttMeie Including Estate* 13*3 S- Saaierd Ave.. M l 744* S 5 ~ Single Family Homesites 1 CHAIRS - t recliner, fen. 1 S W Rocker recliner, fan 173each 407 444 1714 • O I N t T T I S I T Round table and 3 wooden chair* US Can Call 213 40*0 FREEZER UPRIGHT I3cub« ft (Ward) SIM Quean tala t leeper mf match ing rocker rattan'tropical print 1300 Chrome and gfatt pecan cot tee table w matching com molt* S73 Round wrought iron fable w/4 chair*, almond color t i l l Call 233 42M Come M * why dabnok olfm tkt bwt whw tor homafeuyertl payt tty* eioaing cott nflencirt* | ■p a N M i M h i dswtvHdtnh pneni IEachhomei By OH IMf coivMfiHH R MTWM RN M MR ' IP pR h U W H * yaui<aiRtw«pe«a>ByOTM *<(*Uip» IfW R rweiNPet f r o m er yew I* * Meranda peyt He ctownq corR ah 0 dac o n ta d mottoto on dtoptoy at our 2 Dattona Mode/ Center* K IN M O R I MASHER • Excellent condition White 1141 Calf 311 1001. anytime LARRY'S MART. I l l Sanford Ave Newi'Uted turn A appi Boy/Sell/Trade.........2214111. • L O V E S E A T / S O P A gold crushed velvet, tla m itit steel from*- E*c, for office, waiting room or home 1 100 323 SI**, early AM or eve* • MICROMAVE oven (Large) 1100221 3431 after 4PM • PAIR of ice cream parlour chair* Antique original* no Call 311 *720 U.S. SAVINGS BONDS L , O U C C H S I 2 E t o l a bed brown beige, good condition STOP 3314341 after 4: »p n » • SOFA BED, brown ion** US 33*4111 14X34 1/2 tpltt 00 Cralfmade Oithwather. fireplace, tl 7,000 THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT w l je O t e e i t, 373-B1B0/B31-3703 a iw I BIOROOM. 1 bam with pool. I 14.C00 Assume and 4H Iliad raHSMl/mo. Call 111 TOO I4f—Commtrcial Prpfftrfy/Salv F0NSALEBYOWNEN lomst BSantordAva Zoned GC 1 One M.000 sq tool warehouse or garage building One PM sq Hoi office bldg with additional l.soo sq tool covered storage plus outside storage One lol across street Per talo cell H i nt* 4 residtatlil walls. Income 111.000. f i penset t i d e Price. TO .000 Assumable financing a t o v uiasat. 1S3—AcrcagRLoti/Szle OCALA NA TIO N A L FOR ( I T Own*F (f 4 4 im 417f f (144 ) 423 1414 SEM IN OLE CO UN TY 1 i«re « with houti 1 bdrm 2 bit* 1124,fOO * 1 i t r i t ierge Oik trt*» tS4 000, Hwy 4* 1 Acre* 1410 000 • OH Oeifl Rd liketronf 3 ecre* ti*S 000 L A K E C O U N T Y • ecre* 11* too 4 44 were* 12ft 000 SANFORD II i X Mobile Horn* athing 13300 You move New heat pump unit and new root over After 1 pm call CAIIIAfiC COVE H SUPER N IC IH 3 bedroom. 2 full bath, doublewide Cathe dr aI ceiling*!,, herdboerd tld ing. thingla root, skirting Must See Te Appreciataf 12.**3 Call Collect 407*33 7040 or 407 3*4 4427 after 4pm 11*34 MOBILE NOME Good for hunting lodge or storege No title U00 ______ Call ilia 31*4_______• 1*44 Palm Air 34 a II. central heat A air. washer A dryer Good condition 17000 Lot 14*. Carriage Cove Mobile Home Park Call 434 4010 lAAESIOCCONDO S e l l Why Pay A Full Commission...? W e ca n d o it fo r $2,950 p a ya b le a t c lo s in g ! * * WANTED* * (Im may vary on tconomy hom#», luxury hom#a and lneom« proparty) HOMES • MOBILE HOME! RENTALS • ACREAGE UNO 1. You show your property. Or, we will show your property lor a small additional lee. Wanted immediately 10 40 acres, suitable for residential de vatop*men» . Write Terry Clayton, Route IQ Bo* 31*. Lake City. FI 3J011 or call *04 713 4404 Brokers protected FACTS •Wa are Ico n ted real eitato broker* •We are full serve* brokers •We show properly (our litfnp* and multipH) > We are members of Em local Multiple UtBng Service •Wa can placo your property into Em MulopH Ltstng Setvica log homes dealership Inscstmrnl 100% sreurr.) hs mthlrl hi,me U.ninf .1 Mtill, KcUin your current joh l ull lhm HtuLm.in Toll tree I kflt-MUinTfior lollccl M5-VW-IT3I. " I, W H A T W E DO FO R $2,950 W H A T YOU DO Jorpmtit Bill Estate 407 12211SS Lot Owners No SS Down ' SFACIO US U 1ST—Real Estate Wanted pum p, t in t , i p p l l i n o * . •Btre* U1.100 JJJ M U V ILLA S OF CASSELBERRY 2 bdrm 2 both ♦ den %cr**n porch U f m * er 417 4122 3BR 2B 1585 sq.ft. p 2603 Park Drive • Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 323-2323 111 H U Greet tyke view! 2 bdrm 2 bint., s-creened petto, pool end niutilu* room 404 North tyke Or, Senfgrd No ippointmefil hwceiiiry Mid 10 * Ml 4*41 S A N D L I W O O D VILLAS Spiciouk 2 bdrm . 2 bifh mint cond. *cree«*ed porch, htet l The Real EstateRevolution. SHOWEIS REALTY 1SS—Condominiums Co O p/S alt e YOU COULD SAVE *5.793 by selfcng your home wrEl Help U Soil in km ol a broker who charges a 7 % of sale price commission (saving* bated on a home saing tor S I24,900) Note Real Estate commission raws are not tel by law. 1. We guarantee in writing to advertise your property every week 2. We use our exclusive marketing system to get you buyers. 3. We send an ad on your property to potential buyers (now looking lor properly). 4. We help your buyer obtain financing (many times there are 7 or a methods). 5. We lend you for sale and open house signs. 6. We help you with escrow/settlement. 7. We go through your closing costs and leave you with an estimate ol your net proceeds. 8. We discuss the "bad" and ‘ good* in all otters and try to save you money wherever possible. 9. We help you avoid problems and assist you should any come up. 10. We follow through until dosing. C A L L 323-2323 For Complete List LOCI tnlhkil |.fiHss**s Ihlll r Ptnecrtft - Pr*-For*do*urt, Lovely 3 Bdrm., Must StU!, Assume, No Qualify, 554,900 2825 Frtnct) Ave. Plnecmt • Big FamBy 3 Bdrm Immaculate, Fenced, eb%yw 115W. Jlnklna Industrial Zoning • Large 3 BdrmJI Bath, Huge Porch, Big Lol, Uve and Work Here! Owner Finance, 554,900 2525 WIDOW Ramblewood • Low Down, No Qualify, 3 Badrm., Family Room, Fancad, 175,900 304 Hidden Lake Sanford • House k Duplex, 3 Rental Units, Good Positive Cash Flow, 579,900 311 Holly Grovevlew-No Quality, 91/2%, 3 Bedim 577,900 112Grovahollow Hidden like-Spacious 4 Bedim. 2 Car, Big Comer Lol 568,900 308 Laurel Lake Sylvan Area • NoQuality, 1/4 Acre, 3 Bedim., Great Room, 567000 7380 Lake Sanford - Lovely 3 Bdrm, Formal Olnlng, Only 555,000 706 Laurel Strtord • Spacious3 BdrrrL, 1/4Tried Acre, BigWorkshop, Stparato Living, Dining, 8 Ftmily Room*. Groat Am! 149,000 e21S*rHl Hidden Lake Villa* • Spacious 2 Bdrm, 2 Car, Comer LoL 557,000 200 Clearlake SALE01 LEASEOPTION OELTONA 1 bdrm splll/lbelh 11)1 sq It If acre M4UO AsiwmabH Nan Duality mg Loan CaR M l 1411 SANTORO HORSESWELCOME 4 bedroom. 2 tfory. IdyllwiMt » Arret. i ompivtv with In <»* or rertlel aporlmenl on Itl boor I bdrm . I balh upstairs m m large deck o»trlook Hq p.nes and pond sat. *00 Lott Edition. w«4l kept n#w ter pet. mirror icctnti, .JO ft Mood deck And t ro p ic « ! Undisciping untke cpnopy of 04** Greet neighborhood Hr s t, ei ye » Ml 004 A Heal*, lac Realtars aaraeaeaaa REALTY T E L F A IR |71 41 monthly By owrwf. 2 bdbm. 1 bwth, ctfftfkJ M/A. oo 2 loH i l l Homewood Or RHuctd lo 321- 2720 O R A N O E C I T Y - N ic e 1 bedroom homo with lemtly room, kitchen. Hying room, utility and carper I Ut.000 I l f SO «*ch N« m*n*Y Owwiil LK. M AR Y Crossings UK 4/1 Watt docoroUd Grool room Bright A *iry Mony footuros CALLANYTIME U N FORD - Booutilui/qualify 4 bedroom. ] bom an 1/4 aero H I In area al aulslending homos. 1 largo rough cider offices, hugs master bedroom - balcony and walk In ctOMt. Living room/fireplace, formal dining. 1 car attached garage separate 1 cor gerage/eftica Reduced..................... 1111.000 Woodwd kxfs Rivwr *tt*» m am W A LLAC E C R I1 1 R E A L TY $107,100 Basl valua In IdylllwIWit 4 b d rm .. 1 slary. Cuilam window cevvrlngv, rnirror accents. M II. patio decs, I levering landscaping and much mare I llll.aot THB COURSON CB . B H IW M l-000 B y owner O f H U RUY THIS 1/1 plus 30 ■ ISO tot on WfklvA idinl lor out door folks Price now H onty V74 GOO Now reduced to 111 HAYS DRIVE Cult as a button Sellers onilous to moke o dtal 1 bedroom, don. Kroon porch, ond corpot. Many m art •■tras BaautIM yard. o n l y ..................... .....Mieea U K I MARY REALTY __________ m a m __________ quAMurux 13*.*00 BETTCR VALUE IP LIT 1/1. SUPER location Comptytyty t*fK*d EitfAl Kara'* your opportunity Qnty W4.*Q0 O U T O F S T A T I ownasail. Handyman special. Brick haum, 1 bedraams. I bam Musi bo seen. Best oiler lit! w. turn Si. CaR Miaranae e r M ia tM m ________ New root, aluminum tiding. R ill doolhous* No* only 141—Hm u m far Salt 11 M W V .IM 1. DENARY L O V I L V 1 s lary. m with screened perch Immoculeto move Vi condition Lake Mery Schools. Private yard Only Uf.eoo Bvotye m me/evet g » MALTY, PC. 3 bdrm 2 bath villa w garage •lathed lo rock bottom price 1 to choose from 1444tq ft I d 000 REYES BEST BUTS ■ S T A T I S A L I • The Forest. 1 Room. I hat fireplace and screened perch, corner lot Alto 1 room house with wrap around porch, fenced yard, 1 weds. 1 ihedt 1Miles last ol Osteen US.000 FOR BOTH Make Otter II ___Call 111 Haler t . ii \ i i PAU L B B B TH O BBORRI V I N T U R I I P R O P IR T IIS __________ Ul-U ea __________ (w n m a n c LOWESTPIKE EVEN I* HIDDEN UWE GENEVA Hewed en H i acres. 1 bdrm., 1 bam. appliances, garage, ad d l l l e n e l awl b l d g , d r i r s (i* 7 ) m - r m 143—Waterfront Preyarty / Sale l/l'y. I W H if" new p and carpal, appliances en l/l at r e U 11/m e-UL000 s t a aeOnMATYOK: 407-322- 11*5 New 1 bdrm l ' l befh 1 tlery. appliances, flngtace. 1 car BATEMAN REALTY ftyfttem. lovely ruetlc BUT CLOSE TO TOWN I Aern with Mobile Home. VepficBWHI.............. U )B M i n split plan, appliances. 1 car paraga an privacy lanced 1/1acre— .................M I .M S 1/1 bathe, enjoy eaeepttonal raaaumemortoaga.no Country Charmer w th 3 quality in specious home e querying. Only *104004 e SECLUDED A USS TNM $M N DOWN th e couftiOMco Suntand • Great 3 Bdrm. Starter, Large Porch AYard, 547.900 V 114 Azalea w m ; ♦ �I ft * * ft Sanford Hetild, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March It, 1990 — 110 1 I1 ~ 223—MNc*Hanewn i 231—Can 231-C an •* / Haftfe MM|r> A W t m v m McopllOk. log. Ill I*, otc W C H E W C A V A L II A Aula, ol. n u n n o li, low miioo. MUST SEE I Only S IM S ) mo Coll Mr Poyno, W I I I U __ ftOVSRNMINf SIIJBD Vohlilot from SIM f lf d t M o r c d n . Conollot Chary* S u r p lu s t u y a n C u l d . I M S ttl O E M Ia l.S S llT r > | T R I P L I drtkFar. baautilul P*ta". ft ( l « n M " wife. * " W W iH W W lW rilK * «ie • y i aw» All • I n i U l l . l .or, Ijn part. « , « , im >i* < H U tw. AIIAnwH. Jqfing. ________ Ca h w • TW IN » t f t and t h .H mmi w aiM tw a n a u o w fU M C u RtcsnMRaBadRGuar onload BBBAK A LIST PLATFORM CRUTCHIS Star. IIM im BK u K W ........... Vrt iYH •UU_ Hoeoaattoaou’B _..TM0C Fully loafed. I woo* td.M0olw .dqm ...... Ml m i Pftwn H U R T'S Cl i n — T f t t tv H iw i/ in a «* MUM. k TV. H llO la n d o Dr pood used tv s m it t 117— Syrtlwf 0— 4s • •OLF CLUft hill Ml «r*oil ha* and*arlaWa carl WO m iru oO O LF CLUBS I I I * . IS T tF P W M iu d wl with ba* E.ctllonl ibapa l i t —OffIce Supplies / Equipment C O F IR ■ G t t l il n t r 2I1IZ. mum color copying. Accept* Up >0 M I I) COpWt WO CH .......................... HAMM • P H O TO copy machine by Olivetti Mod* i 1*00. n n b port Aft ift. |M Cod bit ween I A PAM oro ve* m \ m ~ 111—Building Materials a u S T I I L ftU IL D IH O I at d**'*f invoke* 3.000 lo SO000 ftq H Coil *07 291 0301 WjlftCl 193— Lawn 4 Gftrdcn • LAWN MOWSN J ' l HP. Brigg* *nd Straton Like Now, Mufti u h u i m ........ . OOSIIM • LAWN Mow** To ro31’ . Slip* fear bagger I mulcher, puVi p»** « h *h . in m o i l • I t A l t l C r ilf im if t K0«*r I •col iffit running condition. 1 Ajkingft*0 ” L £ lU (ti J x . hamthrr t for Ml* Only 13 SO« piece Coil *vet Mon Tuet or wkend* unlil ft P M 17141*9 • PUCK M A M IT IB . Fernet* Comte with cog* Hemtfer is g e n tle « n d i w i f I w ith childrtn AAaket * met quwt pot 13110*0 ________ • M C I SMMnt lo 900O"homo Mutl have (priced yard I yr Md moio........... Coil 371 m J • F i l l to good hom« Boat* m ittd . female | yr, old. while. *11 fthotft good through M • y Eac wat chdog, ho ut* beokm. need* caring •wnorft 104 m >033 attor 4PM OR It MAN S H IP H IR O •4 mo* Femat# good with childrtn 1100 b*tort Ip m 131 771ft I T A B l t Sharing* U yd 10 yd minimum that* art fthavingt no! MMAI33101S3 Ifeuofei OM I I m tttrar. W.FH or Paneel «M Turta 1004 S ll.o . M #00 ml 1*» SOWS M OdlHo. M l MSP, tro t Fq. Pick Uft Truck I I i ( l ________ CAMHSRIM.________ . C O M A RADAR O IT R C TO R ■ M q M Iraq i Adoi. . pn New »T» t j will laM H I 0> _ FarmitA Show u u U d i K w • cl h I K rtclino ft ntlchjir ■0 t *peed ai only 30.P00 m ilt*, (lo a n MUST SELLM I I . m or be*t offer Call m fttot PONTIACFIREBIRD 44 V4. auto A C, P S P B fttoro ca**efte. new radiati gray with luaury Interior, *M*H driven Q . W .....S7* 7*H fOUTlACMOU *M T in cruito. p/w. 4 dun. m a m mi n 4oaonoT m o m is • PURLIC A U TO AUCT ION * E V E R T W EDN ESDAY T.M PM D A TTO H A A U TO AU CTIO N B oy. FI. Do Mono fteetti N d lU U II totothcamry MKtOCS Ml 4* LE Loaded, power every thing including tunrooi black, auto, absoluto minf condition MUST SCLLft IV ifS or be*t offer Ca<U13 ftf t ___ ‘E l Laodad. c h o rc a o l. OKOllanl condition Atkmq t ir tm Con m i no. 1UEUP7MMINTS polty US Alum wdl.inq m SM> Ml dAdl ________ C rM M H dq. Drywoll. Co. Stop. D ltl Bo. Rood.Mb.Cant.oto Boruhoo Send. Rock. ComMI. Slool MHOcW Coo in lo Co . I l l m l 1ACU11I i SooH 1 T i n oM Po,d SdOOO diking ItOO Coll Coit . .... ................ m s «d s TME UMWMEMTS NoMores M b R eH w M yO o H n f aetpt fa« tag, fide, etc Rf PONTIAC GRAND AM Auto air, ftfereo, 14 valve engine, power window*, cruise control, Only Sift' 71 mo Call Mr Payne 121 3(31 eacepltaa, tag, tin* etc •S DODGE COLT Auto air *ter no Great Transportation1 Only |e» 17 mo CiSitMr Payne. 12W i l l WANTYOU ANDY0URTAX RETURN t r S f in H o S CaWr IV •Swab, old Alktng |I1S Fitho. VCR. load condition. Ills or lino firm to n on, l imp 11) 0004 Courtesy Daihatsu can give you imediale l toward the down payment of your next new or used vehicle. Ju&l bring us your lax return and we'll show vou how. W N IIM M II difttributori needed Part A M l time No eap necetMry RobartQ Ned S7* 3310 230—Antique/Classlc Cars M C R C R O IS did SC ill] Silrtf W .«U Coll tM 4110 »r m w io , o.ok 231—Cars TME UPPATKENTS NoMontyM n 1SR4 MERCUHT COLMAR W IT T.I Cr m Cm * M Q O O UPUasM M g u vO O eacepf (a«, lag tide, etc •• PONTIAC LEMANS Air, 4 DR. C»*ef(e whit* with gray in ter lor MUST SEE I Only 1112 17 mo CM! M r PeyfW, 313 2121 FAIRW AY MOTORS Horn* ol il« « Down A Rida 3400 US 17 ?2 Longwood 121 1300 1 M f PONT. GRAND PRIX AM Ar.Cew . PQ Q Q O *wf «ftn I l s d . T l d V V O O IB M PONT. LIM A N S O S I r ,r -^ $ 6 9 8 8 IS M POddTIACLIMANS 4Dw Ufci «MP-r fCQ Q Q llb e e iD i fOwQO FOfOTBIftO71 $3988 Ar 1 Or <“ “ 5 4 9 8 8 I S U DODGE COLT IB M PONT. GRAND A ll Ar. k w s t o w, M Q Q Q Q ( k d f t t q «D> f G u W otr. p t p b om tm. runt oroott tookk bod MOO or boil of N r Coll 4» 44.1 w $2988 FOND GMflAM 74 EaraMent work car depend* bie.ftcyl \s m . Call P i 2441 TOROLTD*77 Loaded run* good new hr** t l 000 Call 173 1147 atf*r ftpm D I A AIR BOAT Gator Hull. II t**t. IIS angil* valve tycoming with Irailtr Reduced for quick M itt 13 *00 firm Also Dolphin lowbtit. t M00 Call 333 44*9 BONITA BOWRIOCR *5 VI 130 Merc rui ter I O. cuttom Ram flnt drive on Ira iltr. wattrbonnet, ik li. canvat cover Compitt* Reedy to Go' S4400 offtr Owner financ mg availablt Call 447 S74 97M COMMERCIAL FISHING NETS Hoopnotft- Call 4410101 __ GLASS M ASTCR BOAT. U toot, 75 HP Evinrud* motor and (radar Aftking 5750 or makt of far Call 333 44*9 HOUSEBOAT 43 G-bton E< etufiv*. ItOO tingle V drive dieneI 3 i tat ion* lua ury ( level interior piu* cutty cabin Perfect 11vt.aboard Econcern cal cruiemg Sleep* 4 139 000 Call..................... .........m t i l l . 11*1 It. oldar medal Batton Whaler IMS modal M hp E nnrud* motor, 3 trailer* all equipped 13900 t i l 1344. • IS FOOT FIBERGLASS BOAT Vtry unique dtfttgn Vary old Heed* r«*lor«tion You re move ISO o b. q Call J3^lj*2*d 111* L AR S O N w /»r*ilar. In buard outboard Run* good » TWO or bait offer Ml IJet 14 JOHNSON ISHP SS Prop obo Lika Newt ft Oui , m iw IS PONTOON With motor, frailer, 20 seat* 10 Ceil alter *pm 131 7Q7| 217— Oaraqo Saks CHUIU0TASPRING FUNG *Do you have tlem* tor Ml** I Space available lor Ml* held | by Volar * A**oc on March I'lVif IIS par space For in ‘ emeiion call 3aS *7*1 I l f — W anted to Buy » Far rev* Metal* ...... GJa** 3MO 12HIM 222-Musical Merchandise jilGHT Piano wiln benen condition A*kmg 4400 7 4449 antiiTk* 3— Miscellaneous SKE TBALL card* »♦«*>* IftatftMCan Richard J2) V*ft4 IF - A - S E R V I C E SUBURBAN USXflJTTLB * SERVICE MIMTI ESTATESMI I Start Up of Rettaurant Bu*i n m l lore** Ml*' ol my Un cl* t col it ehtan ol high quality Ftortian Rug* and Fountain P*n* Day* or E w i M3 1431 215— Boats and Acctssorits___ L 1 211— Antiques/ Colltcllblts __ •RIDGES A N T I O U E I o m i M I 10 I M/Sal • A act Mai Thurt 7pm H*t Kwy 44WAB347AAU477 ~ 1912 024 DELANO. FL ’ M M W ITH TH E E L ITE ” Serving SANFORD ML DORA IKJJAB1 DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE AIRPORT SHUTTLE onuLKoo AnpoftT ttsna xw D A TTO H A AJHPOHT ltd 00 Fw LOCAL.SHIHILE To DoS ary 114 Hound Trip Fw To Dal tona E1E Hound Trip Pw Ta DaLand S20 Hound Trip Fw To Daytona S2E Hound Trip Fw I lilt HI M l<\ VI IONS 1 -9 0 4 -7 3 8 -2 9 9 0 BLAKE ETHERIDGE PAINTING % Rasktantlal •Commarclal Industrial •Machinfcal SandblMUng •AlrlMs Spray Oil FMd A StoriQ# Tank Work ProMur* Wt thing Parking Lol Striping DEBARY 6 6 8 -1 5 2 1 Pro-Tech Carpet Cleaning Open Mon -Sat 8 am to 5 pm SOFA or 2 CHAIRS $30 and Trucks i ryllmHr d kpMd A C. kt* n n r . I,r*k G r.dl M,WAOtH 11 100 ........... C.II Sfd l»»d IM3 POSTMCMW IE MEKE0E$3M» •B Laadadt SILMO Gray wfmanon wHav. ,nf*ri ar Vary i >***, nary 9oal . a l i p h i . I.* n k p a r| b lia it F r c . i i . n i far Jna c a r. U V » siiw A lW fd p m Call 4M UN IFM F O f O M U S f f tM L X ) dr. hatcHMCl. . ) l n « 4 cyimdar. P I PR. A C. taw milas. aac. 111 IN I M A I DA ML ) door, m.ni ■oikdHian' 410M m,la«. A C Will conifer frada Alk.no u . m Call «r*n,r«lk or tram nm i>oa__________ tn n u M CA DILLA C Fltadwakd U d » or boil cam oHof AI' p o m •nd 40 Call J ll .l! * * •IF A U D I MMS How tiroi A bAHor. Inokk ft Rum anod fl-ndr TLCtWO 1)14111 to CONCORD 01 I'doom,Ink f rcnUrnlrahd.l ,jr» SHFS Call 111 lldf caM HU__ kdAFIH 235—Trucks/ Buses/Vans 237—Tractors and Trailers FNM TMCIOIS M U S IC IN STOCK A LL S ItE S f A LL PRICES! Maitland Tractor 4 Equipment to ml N qfMaiiiand Interchange on 17 f3 434 7273 ruTftunuiiEit H I A T T D U T T . l f N. la ilo i 11 FN O H Ml m i 23ft—Vehicles Wanted CNEVTVM’Tf aulo p/wfndFWF kun.bbl. rum araadl StMO M l MET W l F A T TO P m 10. w r .O r d corvfruckkl W t S IL L fluar MUST SELL ■ M CROFT Vox antaod uu d party AA AUTO Cuiiam VS t captaw chain S A LV A O I al Da Rory. MO MM couch ft caadtr. cruiFO control fill Ucorlnq All kOd up for handteappod par ion Hand canlralk A kttocfric mhool 239—Motorcycles chair lift SVSM O K M l 4AM and Bikes Otto. I p m . _____ IN I F 114 A LT 1X4 bloc. TMISHASI 900 loadwt al'opliom1 kduklSaql *71 13 000 mi Showroom Ndwf SommoiaFord W ) IN I tl.HB*/b e in «W4 IN I TO YO TA 4X4 ISpaad. A C Juki S*4FS tf SU tU K i Tog 33.400 mil**, fast i#t kit. Van<# «nd M.ne* Sam,nolo Ford 111Idil header custom paint Met* U C H E V T C II V i aulo Rum fire* II,.100 or be*t otter rwrdl aork HVJ Of ball Cell 323 4479 af'er ft 10 olfwr Call 111 1) 4) 241—RecreatWnal V ekid ts/ Campers Atom IT WISTIEMI 11 It Cabot’ I . I . M Con dHanl It too or boll olbr Call Klf dOl kil* C A 0 IU A C SEVILLE ft now liroi. qrtf all a.Irak. AJOto mtt.k SI MO _ .M F IFII DODGE Coachman Mofochoma ■)*. n anninq. cool and dakh at.,fts.OM m l M-dOP IFF IFII PROWLER. 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Marrh 21. nr IO a .n i.. March 22. at The Sunshine Connection. 400 E. Stale Hoad 436. Suite 2 1f». Casselberry. Details, call 767-8977. Volunteers needed Th e Volunteer Center of Seminole County Is a clearinghouse for the recruitment and place­ ment of volunteers to Seinlnolr C ounty S im-la I Service Agencies. Please call 3 2 1-5739 to volunteer. V olunteers are nreded at the following agencies: Longwtxxl Health Care Center. L u ­ th e ra n Haven N u rs in g Hom e. A lta m o n te Springs Police Department. Help End Abuse To da y. Seminole County la-gal Aid. Department of Health and Hum an Services, and Seminole C ounty Mental Health Center. CLUBS Be responsible T h e Central Florida Kennel Club will present a "Responsible Ikig O w ne r" seminar In the W inter Park Public Library com m unity room. lO a .m . until mxxi. April 11. T h e program Isopen lothe public. Kim Hopkins, of Pels lk-sl Friend. Maryann Itorgnn of the Anim al Grieving Center and Dr. Sheldon Rennert, dog show judge, breeder and cluli menitier. will lead the discussion and answer questions. Details, call 6 7 1 7440. or 862-2872. Save money on fertilizer L A K E M ARY - Th e Rotary Club of Lake Mary will s|Minsor a fertilizer sale. Man-h I7 a n d 18 T h e sale will I k - on 50-pound bags of organic 6-6-6 fertilizer lor $9. It will lie held from 9 a m lo 4 p in. In two locations: at (he Puhllx at laikc Mary Village and ai Albertson's In the Lake Mary Centre parking lot Proceeds to bcnelll community projects Details, call Itreni Carll. 333-3377 The cycle ol lile can be exciting as the elderly have more time to rediscover themselves and the world around them Elderly em brace life Retired educators to meet SA N 'FO R b — Seminole County Retired Educa­ tors Association ISCR EAI will meet I p.m .. March 13. at laike Monroe Inn lor lunch, and 2 p.m . fora meeting. Officers nominated for 1990-91 w ill be elected. All retired educators urged to attend. For details, m il Doris Duxhiiry. president. 322 1418 Monte Carlo event planned H E A T H R O W — Th e Heathrow W om en's Cluli will host its third annual "A n Evening at Monte Carlo" Casino party Saturday. April 21. T h e fund raiser will benrllt the Missing Children Center Inc. In Longwood. Guests to exchange play money In "casino gam bling.” T w o hundred tickets available at $60 per (M-rson. Continuous Iml and cold hors d'oeuvre buffet lo In- served. For tlcketsor more Inlorinatlon cull 333-3344. Old age is beginning for som e seniors Photo* by Lacy Demon doggers to hold class L A K E M ARY - Dixie Land dogge rs holds classes 7 8 p m . Mondays, iutd meetings 8-9 ji.m .. at the old Lake Mary Itn- station on First Street and W ilbur Avenue. Luke Mary Details, call 3 2 1 5267 WORKSHOPS Art workshops held T h e Women Artists Group. 1700 Sunset Drive. Longwood. conducts workshops In oil and a c ry lic p a in tin g , designing a nd p a in tin g sweatshirts, puppetry, actingundceramics. Details, call Jtxtn Wahl. 323 6349. Learn how to cane S A N FO R D — A caning workshop will be olfered 9:30 a m lo 12:30 p.m .. March 15. at the Seminole County Extension Service. 250 W County Home Knud, across trout Flea World. The workshop will teach how to cane chairs. Limited space: advance registration required. Cust is $ It) lor double session. Call Iturharu HughesGregg. .123-2500. ext 5550 ZOO Walk the boardwalk S A N FO R D — T h e Central Florida Zoological Park will lx-gln construction of a network ol elevated Ixiariiwalks In the spring A li a reslileuts. businesses, ofguilDuliotl* arc asked lo make a worthwhile gill to the zoo by purchasing a plonk winch will lx-ar their name Planks lor Individuals and families cost $30. schools and did*.. $50. businesses and service organizations. $'250 I In- Imurdwalk w ill provide visitors with a toller view ol tin- animals olid will lx- more w herb hair accessible To purchase a plank call 323 4450. or s i t 2341 Members ol Ihe Sanford Senior Center enjoy life more than ever as Ihey kick up their heels together. By L A C V D O M IN Herald stall writer W r arc all running die human race, and each lick nl tin- clrxk brings iis rinser In llu- home slrrli h ri-llrciucnl and old age Si-mlnuli- C ounty seniors who dear the hurdles ol IPncss. lliiaocl.il planning, and loss ol a loved one. are arllvcly enjoying Ihctr "gulden years' In In-tier health and with more money Ilian ever Ix-loriF.vc Rupp. Iiilormatlon specialist Inr llu A n .i A g ility on AudiU- -sod although 23 |x-rrrnl ol Seminole ( otitllv s 3-1.7IH, residents over 65 re q u ire som e a ssista n ce w ith person.il i are and 27 percent need some help hi home management, only three pcrrciil ol llu- area's seniors need extensive help Nallonwide. senior citizens spend $ ltii) Inllloii nm m nllv lor non essentials Ihe llgures dial liluu m y inliiil tliuligh .lie ihe lines nlxiiil old age." Rupp S.llll III 1980. Sem inole t oiinlv had 1.26-1 residents over 85 vears old T h is year. 2 716 oldsters w ill reside In-ie and l>\ 2 txxt 5 :i|o residents w III lx- over 85 Statistics show 19 p i n t in ol these residents will need sonic assist.on r ( o n s t d e r Its m g 8 5 \ t -.irs a n d still b e in g a c t iv e w ith lit t le o r n o a s s is t,m i ■ R u p p sun! I li.it s n o t txiil Sanlord senior Kav ( nil 72 Is a retired si booheut her w ho was wulowetl 15 Vears ago Her t lost led t lieeklxmes and sinking llguic art rt uilulst t til ol a younger Katherine Heplnirii ' M e l I r t - m i n l is g n a t ' s in i \t I.i l li •• d I w akt u p a n d do whatever up|x-als to me lor the i la y." " M y t r e n -u g r d g ra n d d a u g h te rs a r e Jt-a lu u s o l m v m h I. i I s c h e d u l e ." C u l l s a id c h u c k l i n g I c a n S la v n u t la t e Ix -c a u s c I d o n 't h a v e in get u p a n d g u In s c h o o l th e n e x t d a y C u l l k e e p s c o m p a n y w i t h S a n lo r d r e s ld c n l A I S t a r k e . 7 4 . a r e t ir e d re s t-a rc li c h e m is t . w h o h e lp e d d r v e lo p d t -lo lla it ls a n d m u s t a r d g a s lo r th e N a tio n a l D c le n s e R e s e a rc h C o n m i l l l i T . d u r i n g W o r ld W a r II S t a r k t - is a n a c t iv e m e t u h e r o l th e S i l v e r h a ir e d le g is la t u r e . in F l o i l d a . and In i ro d n e e d th e lu ll o n A l z l i r l m t - r 's r e s e a r c h ai s ta le u n i v c r s t l y m e d ic a l c i - i i l r r s He w as I n s l r i i n i c u l a l in p a s s in g a h ill m i m n h llf h o m e s la n d a rd s I h e |hilr r e c e n t l y a l l r u i l e i l Ih e t o n lr o v e r s l.i l s c r e e n i n g n l llu - " L a s t l e m p i a l l o n o l C l i r l s l C u l l c la i m e d she a n d S l.u k c e u | u v e d llu s h o w lie t o r c ih e s h o w h e t it-r t h a n th e m o v i e " r e f e r r in g to th e c o n i m n i i n n i u st-tl b v p r o l i - s l e r s o u ts id e W e lik e Ix -i n g a r o u n d v u i u i g p e o p le s h e s a id K .iv w a s p u s h i n g m e h i lin e S t a r k e |uked I d o n 't k n o w it w e w o u l d h a v e g o t t e n in It K a v li u d n l be e n m i pushy W h t -u tile th e a t e r w a s c h a n g e d lo a c t n im x lu tt - It-yver v ie w e r s . C u l l w a s i le le r t lllu e il to s i - tot hi rs e ll w h a t a ll Ih e h is s w u s u t x H Il I oh|ci t lo c e n s o r s h ip . " s h e s a id It s in s u lt i n g n o r in t e llig e n t e l o i«-|| iis w h .i l In m c A n d I re a lly d i d n 't i a t e lo r th e m m it S t a r k e s m o t h e r M i-lt a S t a r k i 9 7 lis te n e d a n d s ip p e d In r Ilia , k . o i l , . A l t h o u g h s h e h a s liv e d t h r o u g h . r y s i . d r a d iu s g a s lig h t s th e a d v e n t •>l t e le v is io n a n d lilt s p .n e ig , s h e •sod I d o n i lik . i n i.il k u i i ii li a lx iiii For Sanford residents Kay Cull. 72, and AI Slarke. 74 retired research chemist, romance has just begun •he pasi | like m see what's going on now I will say lh.lt kills I ih I.iv have a l"t ..... . tempi.itiuii than AI ilul Mel la had a wav nl dealing with idleness She kept me Imsv Starke added Melta -MillI sill- leels eillle.Itluil Is om sali-giiaril lor a rnmlnriahltretlreiileul. who hersell requires uu extriislvi- nursing t art I cut ouraged AI in go lot ollege. she said I hat was hack 111 Ih e tie presslon." Starke said It wasii'l easy, hill I worked and burrowed my way through ' Starke holds a doctor.in- m rt-M-areli chemistry Kllzalx-th Item dlrt-elor ol the S a n lo rd S e n io r C e n t e r , said. Ixc.iuse seniors lived through the depressloii. they know the value ol S e e L if e , P a g e 3C H o m e b o u n d are asked by phone, ‘A re you O K ? ’ •Mild II has never Ix-en a burden oil |xilier stall. I he m orning calls arc usually SA N FO R D — While Sanlurd mailt- by llu- |xillce dcpartim-nl s sh u t-in s e im lln iif lo receive KSV I' volunlecrs II ihcv aren't personal a liru llo n fnnn |xillee. available, dispatchers or clerks Casselberry residents will m Hill llll in. Harriett said. Ix-nehl Irom a new eompiilerlzetl "W e've developed some s|x-ctal dally call Inset- II all Is well. relationships through this pro­ Sanford Roller Chief Slt-vcn gram anil through encouraging Harriett said he prefers I h r conversation." Harriett said. Hr |M-rMiii.il touch, hut agrct-i! any added lhal tills dally rnnlael may tv|x- ol check is a benefit to the he a su bscribe r's on ly coincommunity.- Harriett wants |x-nniu n lva lln n w ith the outside ple 1 0 know t h a t police w ill check world on that day. on shill-Ins fret- of charge on a Harriett related an Incident daily Irasls All Ihe elderly or w lm h tixik place on Thanksgiv­ disabled need n> do Is call the ing when dispatchers, learning pollcr slallon at 323 lo that Mime lioim Ixniml residents register. ' would not have a s|x-clul holiday Th is program has existed III ■limit r. had Uinnrrs delivered to Saul.ml lor more than It) years Iht 111 '.ind now has utxiul a dozen Tilt- recipients ol litis service residents on its call list, all ol have not In their gratitude go them over ihe age ol 90 There unexpressed Om- arllstie sub have lx en up 10 50 siiltM-nlx-rs at , st r t be r e a c h i not i l h s e n d s one time In the |hist amt Harriett S ee S h u t - i n s . P sg r 3C By SU SA N L O G IN Herald stall writer �SC — Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 11. 1900 Police chief sets m inds at ease about 10 yean*. "Sanford has Ix-en wonderful to u s." Elsie suld. "It wus a great p la rr to Pal and Diane McLellan. 618 lter fiance Is the son of Bob and raise our children But the time Elm AVe.. Sanford, announce Barbara Cooper. 3021 Dovetail has come to explore new ItorlIhc engagement of their daugh­ Run. Sanford. He Is the maternal tu n s a n d la k e on n e w ter. Lisa Frances Bailey. San­ grandson of L a rn e and Carl cliullrnges.” ford. to David Allen Elliott. Holaclaw, Jonesboro. Tenn. Elsie nnd Edgar are outdoor Sanford. He Is the paternal grandson of enthusiasts and enjoy boating Bom In Sanford, the bride- Faye Cooper, of Tennessee. and ffshlng. T h e y are charter elect la the maternal grand­ He Is a 1988 graduate of members of the Grace Methodist daughter of Pat and Lauren Seminole High School and Is Church and are going to miss ‘ Baker. 467 Lemon Bluff Road. emi i ployed as a small engine day before the big event and their ch urrh and friends. Elsie Osteen. leci chnlclan at Mister Mower, stayed In a hotel while finalizing said they had such wonderful She works at Mobtlte and Winter Park. last m inute details. "W e had no memories of Sanford and "we attends night daasea at Semi­ Th e couple Is planning a 3 Idea they were In tow n." Elsie will lake our memories with us." nole Community College. p.m. wedding on May 19 at suld. But they won't Is- moving to Born In Charlottesville. Va­ Sanford Bible Church. T h e ir daughter. Trresa Rabun, Georgia when they planned. and her husband. Bobby, of Their loving children lin k care Dade Cty. had previously made ol that. First, they must make a a rra n g e m e n ts lo lake th e ir 10-day Irtp lo Hawult. a gill Iron* parents out lo celebrate their l hr children retirement. It wus necessary for At thr-p nrty. which. Inelden* Maternal great grandparents M r. a n d M rs . D o u g la s S . lire Rabuns. they said, lo lake tally, "was absolutely wonderful. Doudney. Orlando, announce are Mrs. Sadie Brown and Mr. t h e i r s o n b y t h e S a n o r a Just wonderful." according lo the birth of their son. Douglas and Mrs. F.O. Campbell, all of Clubhouse to see relatives who Elsie. Ihe couple were rousted by Southw ard Doudney J r . on Ohio. were there decorating for a their children. Following the Paternal gran Another Is Mrs. March 1. roast and u m oving and Inspir­ Th e maternal grandparents Myra Doudney. Longwood. and in g poem w ritte n by th e ir are Mr. and Mrm. J.W . Campbell. great grandfather Is Mr. Ira E. son-in-law. Musty Fowler, the Southward. Sanford. Orlando. Griffiths were blindfolded while they were In-tog dressed and accessorized. W h e n they re­ moved their blindfolds. Elsie und Edgar were w cu rlng colorful Hawaiian lashlons. large dark Tw o Longwood residents are Lawrence Carr. 400 Golf Brook glasses und the works. am on g students w ho were, Circle, a freshman majoring In Guests wen- served hot and named to the dean's honors lists chemistry, who was also named eold hors d'oeuvres and cake at Texas Christian University. a T C U Scholar for completing and a variety of Itcvcragcs from Fort Worth. Texas, for the 1989. the 1989 fall semester with a 4.0 an open bar. A m o n g the oul-offall semester. This recognition grade-point average: and Rich­ town guests were: ilm ir llrntlcy. cites undergraduate students for ard Harlow Kranze. 309 SmokD e B a r y t M in n ie llu n n i i m . ertse Blvd.. a Junior majoring In academic achievement. Birmingham. Ala.: and Ann und T h e honorees arc Christian physics. Frank Fain. Severevllle. T rim , and Orlando Others ullendrd fro m O r la n d o u n d th e Tltuavlllr-Cortxi Beach area. Hosting Ihe delightful erlrbrulion. In uddltlon to the Rabuns E ls * and Ed gar G riffith and Ih rlr stilt. Grafton, were the Griffiths' children: Ed Griffith forthcom ing fam ily wedding DEAR ABBTt My family and I Th a t's when Ihe surprise cam r Jr.. Ills wlfr. Molilnc. and daugh­ have recently undergone nine In. "T h e y really pulled one over ters. Am y unit Michelle. Allunlu: weeks of home hospice care for Marinello Fowler, her husband. on u s." Edgar laughed. m y terminally III mother. W ords T h e Griffiths have lived In Musty, and their sons. Musty J r . cannot describe the marvelous Sanford since 1949 where he amt Jared. Germantown. T r im .: care she received from this was employed by the city of Dennis Griffith. Atlanta: and Ken wonderful kind of service, as Sanlrd us city street superin­ Griffith. Ills wile. Jo . and daugh well as the emotional support trr. Stacy. Atlanta tendent for 17 years. He left tin and direction we. her caregivers, city to work at Kennedy Space Festival with a vlaw received. Center In 1966 and commuted T h e flunks ol Ihe St. Johns M y sister a nd I. and m y rvery duy lo the center lor 24 River at Lake Monroe was the m o t h e r 's s is t e r , w e re the years. D uring his tenure at the perfect plarr last Saturday and prim ary caregivers and. us such, space center. Edgar worked lor Sunday for an arts and crafts sister and da u gh te rs. I um we learned a great deal about T W A . Boeing anti retired from frstlvul by that nam e. T h e home hospice care behavior for publishing you r letter because It Lockheed. Feb. 28. sends a very Important message liackdrop was a panoramic view visitors and relatives alike. You Elsie retired Irom the Seminole that has not been given the of the lovely lake with seagulls would do you r readers a big County School System In J a n u ­ publicity It deserves. lazily soaring overhead while favor If you print the following ary where she was e m p l o y e d us sevrrul su IUm m I s stu n t itirmigti information for the benefit of n In reference to Ihe' ‘ B f U tW i i rwc abrw w r p r i M a secretary for 19 years She also the rippling waves What a view! patients under the home hospice letter from "lla p p v But Dis­ , Elsie and Edgar Griffith will spent about four years with Ihe Hands, singers and dancers care: never be the same after having Sunnlland Corp. tressed Bride.” you advised. kept Ihe throngs highly enter­ I.Rem em ber. Ihe patient ts "...It's your wedding, and If you ihe surprise of their lives on T h e couple have raised their tained while they were browsing terminally 111 and will not recov­ a n d y o u r fiance choose to March 2 when their five children children all In Sunlord. It Is with through Ihe arts and crafts er. so do not say. " I hope you gel honored them at a surprise exclude certain members of your mixed emotions that they will tooths dolling the lukefronl at well soon.” or. "A re you feeling retirem ent p a rly . " W e were soon make their home on Lake family. It's your right." Fort Mellon Park. " T ills Is really better today*/" Say Instead. " I I agree, but what do you think totally overwhelmed and sur­ Ja c k s o n , Ja c k s o n . G a .. Just nice for S u n l o r d ." se ve ra l um so glad that you are able to of un uninvited family member prised. Total shock." Elsie said south of Atlanta, where they spectators calculated. visit with us for u while." Th e family started arriving Ihe have maintained a home tor w h o com es lo the w edding 2.I)o not overstay your visit. anyway? Five or 10 m inutes Is all that BEEN THERE most weakened patients can D E A R B E E N THEREr A tolerate. e d d i n g 3. Do not expect coffee, re­w Is no place to create u scene, so freshments or entertainm ent. Remember thul the caregivers unless the presence of un u n­ are already exhausted from giv­ invited fum lly mem ber Is u threat to the p ra rr und quiet of ing 24-hour-a-day care. 4. Do not bring unsolicited foodthe occasion, better suffer his or or plants. T h e patient may feel her presence In silence. guilty for not Joyfully responding DEAR ABBY: I have read you l o c it h e r . In s te a d , sen d for years, but this Is m y first appropriate greeting curds and sh o rt notes, w h ic h can be time to write to you. Abby. why do people promise to write, lo Iclsurcly read to the patient. call, to send pictures and to visit, 5.lf (tosslble. use a restroom and never make good their belore co m in g to visit. Th e promises? T h is Is especially sad patient's bathroom Is usually loaded with wet laundry and/or for older shut lns. The mailbox is necessary medical supplies, and empty, the phone never rings, may he an embarrassment to the and their days are long and lonely. household. It Is so m uch better not to <i Do not telephone for dally make promises lo older peo­ ie|Nirls — there Is no secretary available lor phone answering p le -th e n surprise them with service. Once or twice u week Is your thoughtfulness. My mother Is 89. Four of her sufficient. Home hospice care is a won- friends huve promised to visit derlul arrangement lor those her "so o n "— well. It's been a |ia(lcnis land families) who fit year since she’s seen any of the criteria and who wish for them. How can people be so death to occur at home. Hut. It Is u n k in d ? Mom called today, still a "hospital situation." and asking me lo pick up a birthday v is ito rs sh o u ld respect the card for one of these forgetful friends. w ish e s of the p a tie n t a n d I would love to see this In caregivers. paper. Thanks lor lending an ear. Bailey-Elliott Hospice patients need respect from visitors E U G E N IA B. M U R R A Y . R.N. S T A T E N IS LA N D . N .Y. D EA R E U G E N IA : I’lease accept m y sym pathy on Ihe loss of your mother. She was blessed to have had such a caring and cupablc Sanford Police C h ie f Steve H a r r i e t t Is p r o u d o f h is hometown — everything except the Increase In crime, that Is. T h e most pressing problem In the city today Is the drug iraffle. he said. "In m y childhood days. San­ ford was a better place.” he added. Harriett was the guest speaker at the Sanford W om an's C lu b re g u la rly scheduled m eeting Wednesday. Introduced by Irene Brown, chairman of Ihe club's Public Affairs Department, lia r- * tin t made a big hit w ith the women when he told them that terrorism on the eust side of Sanford has subsided since last sum m er when several women were assaulted. Many of Ihe women, os well as Ihe chief, were friends of Mildred C a rv e r w h o w us b ru t a lly murdered last year. W hen the chief announced that " In iny opinion" Ihe person responsible for that crime Is In custody, the women breathed sighs of relief. No slnillur crimes have been committed since the suspect has been In custody, he said. He traced Ihe m urder buck to Ihe s u s p e ct's In v o lv e m e n t w ith drugs. Harriett Is concerned over Ihc safety of all citizens. He pointed out several safety options rating an alarm system as the most effective. He applauded the posi­ tive aspects of the Neighborhood Wutch program and suggested lo the women to know and love thy neighbor. He didn't overlook having a "big. mean dog" on the premises. Harrtctl told the w o m rn not to be bashful by calling the police to Investigate a situation even If It turns nut lo be a false alurm. "W e had rather be called 100 times for nothing than one time for something." he said. Most crim e s are p ro p e rly ertmrs • thefts and burglaries while homeowners are uway. Harriett said. And most of these are c o m m itte d lo p u rch a se drugs, but not always. Th e city has more transients than In Its history and m any stral for food, he said. Follow ing his com m entary. Harriett was deluged with ques­ t io n s fro m Ih c In t e re s te d clubwomen which he willingly unsw ered. T h e w om en were Impressed. NONA IN HAWAII DEAR NONA: Some folks need a little nudge. Write again next week, and let me know If our nudge was effective. Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett told members of the Sanford W om an's Club that in his childhood days. Sanford was a safer city. He gave safety tips to the women To his left is Irene Brown, chairman of public affairs, and Hazel Cash, club president, is on his right. Nice lor Sanford, m y hind toenail. II would have been nice In New York or Paris! A first lime exhibitor since he look up art a short lime ago. Bill Vincent J r . proudly showed off tils beautiful wutrrrolurs In a stall faring the sidewalk on East First Street. Next to Bill was Faye Siler's e x h ib it w h ose s p e c ia lly Is animals and. particularly, rac­ coons. How rver Faye's deviation from her animals, an oil painting of palm trees gently blowing In the breezes, won her the E.B. Stowe award. Stowe, now In his 90s. Is a celebrated artist and teacher whose paintings grace the walls of numerous hrtmes and busi­ nesses. Th e stipulation to enter this competition was that the (Minting must be of palm trees. Mr. Stowe's specialty. Faye said that more of u crowd thun she anticipated was In attendance. "T h e weather had a lot lo do with It." she said. " T h e r e w a s so m e n lr e work...pretty w ork." A husband und wife tram . Bettyr und Don Reagan, showed Ih rlr wares, side by side. You couldn't ntlss Bettyr who looked very arty wearing a hot pink silky (u n is und Jacket ensemble while she showed her rolorful pulntlngs. "It's the best show we've had as far as people t u r n o u t . " B e t t y r . an a r r - o m p l l s h r d artist, s u ld . "E v e ry ­ thing was perfect. I really en­ joyed It." Bettyr was ulso the recipient of u rlhbnn. Best In Category, of drawing, graphics and pastels. " I didn't expert to win anything. T h is wus a strong rolrgory. I am p l r u s e d ." T h e a w a rd a lso brought her 9350. I kin ts also u newcomer lo the art field. H r took up wood turning a little over u year ago und bus become quite un expert. H r wild a number of wooden bow ls at the festival w h ich Bettyr drM-rtbrd as h r ‘ did very w ell." In Christmas of 1988. Hrttye gave [kin a lathe, hoping he would rnjoy working with wood, l-a lrr. she guvr hint a trip to a w o o d w o r k in g w o rk s h o p In Tennessee und since, he lias hern a devotee of wood turning. " H r became attached to It." Bettyr said. Several organizations made quite a few bucks for their clubs' r o l l e r s . Km y H il l unit C h i l l I lo r r r ll were s rllln g hotnemude goodies for S IS T E R Inr. Sunday afternoon. Opposite them. Preceptor De­ lta Della Chapter of Beta Sigma I’hl sold hot dogs, hamburgers and cold drinks. T h e ir business w a s b u s t l i n g . A m o n g th e husbands of members helping w ere G e orge lleers, W a y n e Keeling. Edgar Sm ith. Eddie Srnkartk. Frank Hubbard and Dick Frank. Sorority members Miclallzlng with the customers white slinging hush were Put Beers. Linda Keeling. Charlotte Blades. Carol A nn Sm ith. Marlon Farella. Betty Jack. Kitty Corley. W a nda H u b u rd und P h y llis Senkarlk. A nd among the patrons who were m i Impressed w ith the festival that they attended both days were Jo yc e und Blake Sawyers. Dorothy McReynolds suld she hud u wonderful lime "all by myself." Sunday couldn't have been more beautiful. It would have hecn difficult for one of Sanford's award-winning artists to paint a picture more lovely. Th e tlay was meant for art. T h e event wus sponMired by Ihe Greater Sanford Chumber of Com m eree und Ihe SanfordSeminole Art A xmx -Iu IIo ii . Card party ta t T h e Garden C lub of Sanford Inc. will hold Its annual Curd Party on ThurM lay. March 15. from 10 u.m. to 3 p.m . ut the clubhouse. Tickets, at 94.50 each. Include luncheon. For tickets and In­ form ation. cull Chal llorrcll. 322-4507. (Doris District), retired San lord Harald People editor. Is s Haraid corrospondenl covering Ihe Sanford area. Phone: 322-4525.) THE SERVICE _z_ A lr Forre A irm an Vance E Gore, son of Van and M ym a Gore. 2107 E. Purkton Drive. Deltona, bus arrived lor du ly at Eaker Air Fort e Base. Ark. Gore Is an apprentice com* in.mil and control specialist wttli iIn - 3 -lo t I t B o m b a r d m e n t Squadron Ills wife. Margaret. Is the daughter ol Louise Scltaeler. 2 J I7 S. Volusia A v r . Orange City. Gore Is a 1982 graduate of A n t ille s H ig h S c h o o l. Fort B in Italian. Puerto Mlco c o m p le te d th e b a s ic held artillery cannoneer c o u rs e at F o rt S ill. Okla. During Ihe ___, Pvt. Ja im e E. Gonzalez, m i i i of Ht-lly L. and .Jaime Gonzalez. 2915 Stone St . Oviedo, has Gonzalez Is a 1989 graduate of L a k e H o w e ll H ig h S c h o o l, W inter Park course _ Chri9 Phllllpg s t u d e n t s w e re t a u g h t th e duties of a howitzer o r gun section crew m an T h e y alMi re­ c e iv e d In s tru c tio n In c o m ­ munications. maintenance and I lie* handling of ammunition and explosives. A rm y Private Christopher M. Phillips, son of Anne W . and Henry L Phillips. 331 Crystal C i r c l e O vie do, has . c o m p le t e d | basic tra in ­ in g at Fort I L eonar d) Wood. Mo. D uring the » t u ' d ne n { { » J 9 |m« G o n ia ltz r e c e i v e d I n s t r u c t i o n In drill and ceremonies, weapons, m ap reading, tactics, military courtesy, military Justice, first aid. und A rm y history and tradi­ tions. Phillips Is a 1984 graduate of Oviedo High School. A rm y National G uard Private To d d W . Fehr. Min of Janice C. Fchr. Orange City, has gradu­ ated from the U.S. A rm y (lower generation equipm ent repair course at Fort Ik-tvolr. Va D u ring Ihe course. students were taught lo maintain and repair electric and hydraulic control systems of mobile power generators. Fehr Is a 1986 graduate ol DeLantl High School Sharon E. Forracre. daughter ol Mary A. Pape, and stepfather. Al Pape. Brrgenncld. N .J.. has been appointed a sergeant In the U.S. A ir Force. T h e new ntxi-commlsstonrd officer completed training In m a n a g e m e n t, le a d e rs h ip , human relations and N CO re­ s p o n s ib ilitie s . before b e in g awarded this status. Forearre Is an air traffic con­ trol operator with the 2020th C o m m u n ic a tio n s S q u a d ro n . Shaw A ir Force litse. S.C. H e r f a t h e r ts J o h n D . Mullurkcy. Staten Island. N.Y. Her husband. A ir Force Sgt. Chester C. Forracre. Is the son of Chester Foreacre of Orange City. She Is a 1980 graduate of llergenllcld High School and received an aaanrlntr degree In 1989 from Ihc C om m unity Col­ lege of the A ir Force. Pvt. Todd E. Laahley. son of G a ry W. Laahley. 864 Wolf Tra il. Casselberry, has graduated from a helicopter repair course at the U . S . A r m y T r a n s p o r t a t io n School. Fort Eustls. Va. D u rin g ihe course, students learned to perform direct and general support maintenance on helicopters. Also Included was Instruction In safety practices, u sage of g ro u n d s u p p o rt equipment and special and pre­ cision tools. Lashley Is a 1989 graduate of Lym an High School. Longwood. t �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March It, 1990 — SC L o n g trek b y A n d e rs o n w ill be little fo rg o tte n Kem rm bcr Cody Anderson? T w o m onths ago h r panned through the Sanford area In a eovrrrd tricycle, pedaling with his arms and legs. Because it was a tem porary vlatl from Anderson, and If "out of alghf, out of m in d ." la the ease with most people, let me remind you what Anderson la up to. H r Is rid in g 27.000 miles around I he world in that tricycle In a "Pedal for Lire” campaign to coax Americans and foreigners alike lo ro n lrib u lr to C A R E , an Inirmatlonal relief organization. Hia goal: to wipe out world hunger by getting people lo contribute In an organization which sinks moat of Its hinds into meeting that f ia l. T h e people at C A R E In New York City said Friday when they heard from Anderson two days ago he waa in Beaumont. Texas, and headed west. Since Florida, he got caught In freralng rain In Louisiana which delayed him somewhat, according lo Mike Well, public relations. T h e entire trip, which Anderson siaricd In November from N rw Hampshire. Is supposed lo lake about two years. W h y Is Cody. 34. undertaking xurh a dangerous mission? Lei’s fare It: It’s no picnic fighting off wild dogs and snakes In ihe Mojave Desert, which h r has had lo do In pnsl rrusatlrs. and h r will be passing through thal area again. Anderson told me h r was doing tt because h r Is a C hris­ tian. Even though he did not fll th e b ill of t h r c i r a n - r u t ch u rch-g oing type or nf Ihe Insistent p rosrlyilzrr. 1 was In­ clined I ii believe him. A ftrr all. h r was doing more Hum Jusl attending rh u rch or screaming about "sulvallon" over Ihe tele­ vision. 1 Anderson sulrl lo me. quoting the Bible. " I'm a Christian and H r (Jesus) said T lra l the Sick', so I walked 14.1)00 miles. He said. 'Feed m y children*, so I’m biking around the world to [red His children." Anyone wishing lo contribute lo his euuse mav do so hy co ntacting C A R E . 6 60 First A v r.. N rw York. N Y. 10016. Also, for those who recycle, a C A R E account has been set up at Kokomo Tool Co. Inc., 9 IH W. First St.. Sanford. T h r people there will donate the money from your recyclable materials if you specify. Guest speaker Mara E. Levitt (standing right), points (Jut financial options to members of the Longwood Civic League Women's Club. Helping her are June Lormann (left), president, and Frances Wade (center), program chairman. Invnl wlMly The Lougw uud Civic Leagu e W omen's Club recently goi a lesson In financial planning. T h e club hosted guest speaker Mara E. Levitt, associate vice president of Investm ents at PrudenlUI-Bache Securities Inc.. Winter Park. Levitt talkrd lo Ihe women about the nerd for financial planning. When Cody Anderson cycled up U S. Highway 17-93 In Jsnuary, t i t had 24.000 more miles to go In his quest to feed the hungry He started the trip from Greenfield, N.H., where he works with deal children. Here he Hashes a smile In front ol a Sanford restaurant before leaving for Orlando. Ju n e Lormann. prrsldrnt o( Ihe rh ib said of the Irrtu rt: "She pointed out the advantage of planning and th r pitfalls of ilnvrsttngl in some of the stocks It was very Informative and the women enjoyed It very m u ch." Shut-insC o a tla u a d fro m Fags 1C drawings or cartoons to police. One month. Harriett said, her Illustration showed police In uniform singing "Silent N ight." "This la her perception of what ■ r d n . ' ‘ > l w H M .......... - Help comes Immediately to a confined individual who does not answer a police call, "w h ich Is usually placed around the same lime each m orning," Harriett said. In Ihls rase, an officer Is d is p a tc h e d for an a t-h o m e check. Som etim es, the su b ­ scribers have been found to be 111 or Injured and were assisted, he said. If the participants know they aren't going to be home at the time they are scheduled to be culled, they usually call and tell police not to worry. Harriett said. In Casselberry, police arc in ­ stalling a system to call shut-ins by computer. 'T h e computer Is one way to go. I prefer to keep It personal — time and personnel perm itting." Harriett said. " T h is perception of security is something the public needs and deserves. We choose to do It In person." Casselberry's "A re You O K ? " computer program, purchased with a 97.100 donation from San ford-Orlando Kennel C lu b o w n e r J e r r y C o l l i n s , w i ll automatically make dally calls to city residents who register. T h e service Is free to the user and the city will pay 9600 to maintain the system In Its first year. Longwood w ill soon Implement a similar system. Valerie Barber-Slmpson. m a n­ ager of the Caaoclbcrry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Trip le t Drive, said Casselberry residents w h o sre elderly or disabled signed up for the service this past Wednesday. Anyone else who would like the service, can do so through city emergency workers st the public safety building at 95 N. Lake Triplet Drive, she said. " W e w a n t people w h ose neighbors and friends want to usk each day. 'Are you O K ? '" Barber-Slmpson wild. T h e service la expected lo be e f f e c t iv e t h i s m o n t h . A subscriber will be called by the a u to m a tic system each morning, and asked. “ Are you okay?" Emergency dispatchers monitor the responses. If there Is no answer after four calls within 30 minutes, un alarm sounds and Information on the resi­ dent's medical status Is reported to officials. Poller, a neighbor or other emergency workers would then make a personal check on the subscriber. T h is system , developed In Iowa In 1962. Is In use In about 45 cities In the nation. Cassel­ berry Is the first Florida city to use the program developed by Northland Innovation Corp. Life C o n tin u a d from Faga IC planning for hard times. "T h e y also consider school an Im portant privilege, because many of them had lo work at what they could to make a living during the 30a.” D em said. Dem said the seniors she deals with are "delightful people who happen to have had a few more birthdays than you." "Th e y 're also more adaptable than people think." D em said. “ T h e y were raised with radio — the speed of sound, and now live In a m uch faster society — a visual society based on the speed orilg ht." Dern said seniors don't always talk about the past and about their health, as m any young people think. " A n 80-year-old w ho con­ stantly talks about his health, probably did Ihe same thing at 30." Dernsald. Cull agreed. 'T h e re are plenty of 30-ycar-olds who act like old maids, loo." D em said, although a shift tn priorities occurs as people leave their childbearing years, "sexu­ a lit y d o e s n 't a top . D e s ire s needn't change In later years," the said. ' T d say A l Is rom antic," Kay said. A nd A l claimed: "K a y has the second best figure In Seminole C o u n ty." Kay blushed and answered: "H e thinks he has the best figure." A s Al and Kay planned activi­ ties for Ihe week: three parties, dinner, and a play. D em checked the full activity calendar for the Senior Center. Started In Ju ly , 1989. with tw o borrowed card tables, u pool table, and some chairs, D em c la im e d th e s e n io r c e n te r, operated under the City of San­ ford. has quadrupled In size, to more than 250 active residents. Seniors gather for aerobics classes, blood pressure checks, dances, movlea. and co m p a ­ nionship. There Is no age restric­ tion. VERTICAL BLINDS • FREE In home estimatts • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Q uality W orkm anship OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY *25 Far UM /taa.r U aartk* Utmdt aad mW X - l l US SANFORD VERTICALS___ _____ M BaauUU lU w WrreOoa Far WWSaa." 7 S 0 W ylly Ave., Sanford ( 321*3601 " If you're 40 and married to a senior, you're welcome here." Dernsald. Lots Farm er, a Senior Center employee said: "W e even have an Instructor for ladles billiards. Imagine, In 1954. In Sanford, women and children were not allowed In pool halls. T h e owner could be fined up to 91000. or Imprironcd for a year." Th in g s change and time ticks on. D em said: “ Stick around! W ith any luck, you'll get to be a senior citizen, too." Shotgun These men are practicing their swings al the Sanlord Rotary Breakfast Club Golf Tournament held at Ihe Heathrow Country Club. The first man to hit tha ball at the shotgun start was Rick Russi Dr. Kevin Bonn was next in line. Makeup this season is natural United F rs s s ja ts n w tla s a l "N a tu ral" and "na ke d" artihe buzzwords lor this season's m akrup. achieved with a new line of sheer, matte colors and a light application. Bright blues and greens are yesterday's eye colors. A defined liner under the bottom lashes, a favorite of m any women for yrars. Is also passe. A n d that fo u n d a tio n you adore? If It Isn't light and see-through sheer, belter loss It. Ditto lor thal vibrant blush tn accent your cheekbones. Fashion magazines and cos­ ine 11c f i r m s a r e t o u t i n g "ne u tra l" upd monotone shades lor the most up-to-date faces this spring. Kuril) tones and muled shades of taupe, tight pink and soft brown are inundating cos­ metic counters and skin-care salon* nationwide. Llp-IInlng pencils are "barely there" III lleshy tones with a hint ol color, while eyeliners In pen­ cils amt powders are meant to be smudged mid soft. Blush should only provide a "w a s h " of color, beauty experts say. " W o m e n a re lo o k in g at ihcinseivcs amt saying they don't need painted colors on ihelr face." said makeup artist Margaret Avery of New York, who did Barbara Bush's makeup for Ihe cover of Time magazine. " T h e y can use earth tones and make the best of their own assets and took natural," she said. "It should tie matte-looking colors for day. "You want people lo say you look great, not that your makeup looks pretty, and that's Ihe whole point of makeup — as an enhancer to your good looks and features. "V e ry little makeup on bottom lashes and most makeup on the upper ltd is the trend." Avery, who also has dune the famous faces of Goldie Huwn and Susan Sarandon, said to­ day's trends shy away from contouring and locus uu "a well-blended naked look... It’s very warm and clean looking." Some makeup experts say the t r e n d is a r e t u r n t o ' t h e glamorous look of Ihe 1940s thal oozed romance with soft colors and a light touch. Th e fresh-faced trend began to appear In 1989 but evolved Into a softer look In 1990 with belge and pink replacing last year s brown-based tones. " It's an Individual look, a return to natural colors that look like they belong on the face." said Lauren Anderson, vice pres­ ident of tra in in g for E s te r Lauder. "O f course skin has to look good, like It's been taken care ol. Foundation should he the same eolor of your skin unit It should look very natural." slu- said. T H E P R ID E S E M IN O L E H IG H BOWLING CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING FOR MEN, WOMEN COUPLES and SENIORS... $7.00 A W EEK BEGINS WEEK OF MARCH 11lh CLASSES INCLUDE; 1 •5 Weeks ol Professional Bowling Instructions • Practice Bowling • Shoe Rental •Supervised Playroom •FREE CUSTOM FITTED BOWLING BALL (Bowlffimerica Where Thousands Cheer ISO W . Airport Blvd. Sanford Call For Details 3 2 2 -7 5 4 2 LEE DAVIES ANN DODD Born in Somerville, N J ., Mrs. Davies received her A .A . from Obcrlin College and her B. A. and M. Ed. from U C F. She teaches pre - Al gebra and Consume r Math. With 15 years experience we sa­ lute you Mrs. Davies! With 10 years experience Mrs. Dodd leaches ESE and SLD. She attended Salve Re­ gina College where she re­ ceived her M .A. Mrs. Dodd was born in Prov idctkc. N J . Sponsored by Sun Bank, ALA. - Seminole County �4C — Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 11, 1990 ■ L O N D IE by Chic Yeung ■ y Bermlc* Rada Oaol TOUR BIRTHDAY M arch I I . 19*0 In the year ahead In oltuatlona w h e re y o u a re s t r o n g ly motivated, your possibilities for fulfilling your expectations will be extremely good. Dare to be hopeful and optimistic. P lb C B S (Feb. 30-March 20) Y ou r Influence over others is very strong today, yet you might not even be aware of this fact. Be careful what you aay. because friends will take your words to heart. Places, tirat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing 91.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign. A K 1 B S (March 2 1-April 19) Your Instincts for survival and se lf-p re se rv a tio n are ra th e r astute today. You should be able lo move with certainly In mat­ ters where you feel your Intui­ tion la leading you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To da y you are likely to be more receptive than usual to thoughts. Ideas or messages of an Inspira­ tional nature. More Importantly, you will know how to use that which you hear. by Charles M. Schuli P E A N U TS P0 YOU KNOW WHAT ITS LIKE TO L05E A BALL SAME BY ONE Rl/N IN THE NINTH INNING?! WE LOST BY FORTY RUNS IN FIVE INNIN65! G S M IN I (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 20) Achieving your objectives might not be easy today, yet m uch to the amazement of others, you'll find ways to do so. It's because you'll use your tngcnulty. C A M C B R (June 2 1-July 22) It's Important today that you share time with friends w ho arc b o th a ctive and o p tim is tic . T h e y 'll satisfy your desires for companionship and inspire you as well. '.B O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) You might have to draw upon the support and resources of others In order to attain your objectives today. T h is won't be a bad arrangement, because. If you profit, they'll also gain. V I R O O (A ug . 23-Sept. 22) Your best attributes today are your sense of hum or and your philosophical attitude. You'll In­ troduce harmony Inlo your In­ v o lv e m e n ts a n d p u t those around you at ease. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You m ight possess a gift today that others lack. It will be your ability B y B « r a lc « Bade O sol Y O U R M IR TSCDAY TU M B L E W E E D S by T.K . Ryan A R LO AND JANIS by Jim m y Johnson FR A N K A N D E R N E S T by Bob Thavas G A R F IE L D by J im Davis b y W a rn e r Brothers r ,t i l THRESELItfll'IBETM EU \ ' APWECIATE ME TEUJM& KM OHE ) ( OF FABULOUS JOKES' • 's W / v* r v r HEM h e h hem h e h hem h e h n e h \ HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH HEH K H F€H HEH HEH HEH J M UM i S p in .. 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S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) W ith ou t really try in g , y o u 'll have the wherewithal today lo charm the birds out of the trees. A word of caution, however, don't use this quality to try to manipulate others. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Good thln#i of a material nature might develop for you lixlay. but It could be due more lo the efforts of other* than your own. Do not be reluctant lo T h e artist In you could emerge M u * h I S . IS S O today a nd give you the ability lo a re b e a u ty In n il Ih ln g a . In the year ahead your pre­ stige may ascend and you could have more Influence over your peers than you have had pre­ viously. Several advantageous Joint ventures arc likely. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't be reluctant to change things today that are change­ able. but. by the same token, don't make yourself nervous trying lo change something you don't have the power to alter. A R IB 8 (March 21-Aprll 19) If someone comes to you for advice today, listen carelully and take ample time to deliberate before giving counsel. Snap Judgments you render might be of little or no value. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Be Imaginative and resourceful to­ day where your work Is con­ cerned. but don't skate off the boards. If your Ideas are Im­ practical Instead of Inventive, you'll Just spin your wheels. G E M IN I (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 201 cspcctally people. Others will be draw n to you. perhaps even people you don't want to attract. C A N C E R (June 21-Ju ly 221 Sblfllng conditions could present an unusual opportunity for you today, but If you do not study It carefully, you're not likely lo appreciate all of Its merits. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Don't hold back today In your dealings w llh people who have treated you generously In the past. If you do. you'll lx* embarrassed about It later when you've had lime to review your actions. V IR O O . (A ug. 23 Sept. 22) Fina ncia l trends could be u mixed bag for you lixlay. Th e balance between your profitable p o s s ib ilitie s a n d y o u r extravagant Inclinations could tilt either way. L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You must be extremely careful not to say things without thinking. Y o u r possibilities for m aking comments you'd like to retract share whatever you gain. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) R e g a rd le s s o f w h a t transpires early In the day. don't lose you sense of hum or and take life or people loo seriously. Th 'n g s get better and better as the clock ticks on. A Q U A R IU S Han. 20-Feb. 19) You won't Ire out of line today If you remind one who Is obligated to you ihal this person's account Is overdue. You might not gel all lhal Is ow rd you. but something Is better than nothing (0 1 9 9 0 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. are rather high today. S C O R P IO 10.1. 24-Nov. 22) It liM>l.fi like you should (arc rather well lixlay In slluallons where you're willing lo share things with others. However, this won't lx- true In arras where you are selfishly motivated. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23 Dec. 2I| T h is Is oik * of Ihose days when commercial Involvements with friends might not work out as well as everyone antUlpates. You may be better off doing business with si rangers. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) In order lo a rh lrv r Important objectives today, you must be methodical and proceed from a strong base. If you iry to build Rome In Just tux- day. you'll nol succeed. A Q U A R IU S Han. 20-Kcb. 19) T h e re Is nol apt to be an In -b e tw e e n w ith y o u today w h e re y o u r p e rs o n a l re la ­ tionships arc concerned. You'll either get along remarkably well or nol at all. (C l 1990. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. WIN A T BRIDGE B y Ja m e s Ja c o b y O nly an inexperienced player would fall lo make six diamonds. Such a player would stake the success of the contract on a spade finesse. With Ihc king held by West, he would be set. Better chances abound, and anything else would work. One approach Is lo win du m m y's king of clubs, draw tru m p s e nd in g In the South hand, and lead the nine of hearts. If West plays low. play low from dum m y. East wins the queen and returns a spade. Rise w llh Ih r ace of spades and lake another heart finesse. T h is line succeeds whenever West holds al Icasl one heart honor — a 75 p e rc e n t c h a n c e . A se co nd approach Is lo win du m m y's k in g of club s, cash A -Q of diamonds and ace of clubs, and then play nine of hearts. Inten­ ding to play A K and a heart. W hen East plays low on Ihe AN N IE BUGS G U N N Y ACItOtS third heart, declarer discards a spade. West will have to win the Jack of hearts and either lead Into ihc A Q of spades or give a stuff and a ruff for the contract. If on the third heart East were to pluy an honor, declarer would ruff and get back lo du m m y wllh a diamond to play another heart. If West held the fourth heart, he could be rndplayrd. If East held four hearts, declarer could still fall back on Ihe spade finesse. In actuality West would probably cover the nine of hearts with the Jack. Because of the heart spots In the combined hands, that solves all declarer's problems. H r comes back to hand and leads the eight of hearts, putting In the 10. Althixigh East wins the queen, declarer can return to d u m m y with a diamond lo shed both losing spade* on Ihc A 7 of hearts. 4 NORTH IMM ♦ 741 YAKUT ♦K in ♦K5 WEST EAST ♦ KJ S VJ«J ♦IS ♦ 10111 Vqi SJ ♦• ♦ 1 1 72 ♦q jt o il SOUTH ♦a qi ♦ i i ♦a q j to 7 : ♦ At Vulnerable: North-South Dealer South SMlh 1• I NT 1♦ 1♦ Wnl Pan Pan Pan Pan Nwti IV 14 J NT l« Eaal Pan Pan Pan All pan Opening lead: A Q by Leonard Starr �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 11. IMG — M tudents to com pete in Elks’ Oratorical contest ll'rt that Him- of llw year kguln. when the Celery C ity xlgr No. 542 ami E v rrg rrrn Tenipli* N o. 321 Im p r o v e d rnevoleni I'ro irc llv r Order Of Elk* or llie W orld will hold II* annual local Oralorleal rou lrnl. I'he conical will he March 17 It Zion Hope Missionary Hup) HI :h u rc h . Orange Avenue and eighth Street. 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Come sail, dine and enjoy an Unforgonabio Hal King Coi* Unman [Slwidlng Hobart Schuiior j Honor Society, and Nation lieta Club, and Tribe. Tanja plans tn a n n u l North Carolina A and T College. Greensboro. S.C. K U r g a K . Fo rO Is Ihe daugh­ ter of Hrrnda S. Ford. She Is a senior at Seminole High School where she Is active In Alpha T e e n s . P re s id e n t ( 9 l h - l 2 l h grade I T r l-H l-Y . Ju n io r Class K c p rrs rn ta llv c . Senior Class Parliamentarian. C u ltu rr Club Founder and Chairperson. Mi­ nority Pre-Col leglnte Council. Nursery Supervisor. Beta Club, Mu Atphu Th e m S G A . FBLA . TuJIn Arts Co.. Miss S H S Conirstant. Dividends, Peer Coun­ selor. W ho's Who Am ong Am er­ ican High School Students. O ut­ standing B la rk H igh School Scholars, anti Senior Class Cal­ endar. Klarja plans to attend (ir n r g e to w n U n iv e r s it y . Washington. D.C. T ia a Ranee Ja c k s o n Is the daughter of Joyce Jackson. She is a senior at Seminole High School and Is active in Ihe T r l lll-Y . Student Government. Student Council. SH S Marching I la ml. S H S Concert Band. Track. Current Events Tea m . National Beta C lu b . A A U . Thespians. Outstanding Black High School Si Imlar. W ho's W ho A m ong American High School Students. To p ti of P S A T: and Presldenl of Y I’D al SI. Jam es A M E Church. I lampion University. Hampton. Ya.. is In her academic plans. A ly s o a Renee M cC ord, the daughter of Joyce Wright. Is a senior at Seminole High School. She Is active as vice prrsldcnl of F u tu re Business Leudcrs of A m e rica . A n ch o r C lu b . U C F Scholastic Achievem ent Pro­ gram and Pre-Colleglate Pro­ gram. She plans to attend Flori­ da A AM University. Tallahaisee. T h a e s e M o n lq n o P h illip s , daughter of Mr. und Mrs. David A yre s, is a senior a l Lake I Irani Icy High School. Altamonte Springs. She is active In the Jessie Jaekson Rainbow Coali­ tion. as a volunteer. She also Is a |KK-m and vingw riter and col­ lects lashlun firms. She plans to attend the University of Central Florida. Orlando. L iB h ilio d t D u b ic Robinson, daughlcr of Mr. and Mrs Alton Jenkins. Is a senior at Seminole High School. She Is thc ircasurcr of NHS. and Is Involved with Mu Alpha Theta. Is presldeni of Church Youth Group, math tutor, and Tribe Academic Master. She plans to attend Rice University, H o u s t o n . T e x a s . Renee A . S in g le to n Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John/iy Singleton. She Is u senior al Seminole High School where she is active as Senior Class Repre­ sentative. Historian of Fulure Business Leaders ol America. Historian of S G A . A A U . Senior Calendar, Tra ck, studies tap. ballet. Jazx and polntc al School ol Dance Arts. T rl-H l-Y . She plans to altend South Carolina Stale College. Orangeburg. S.C. T ra c e y L y n e tt S m ith Is the d a itg h te r of M r. anti M rs. Aluyslous Wank- Sm ith. She Is a senior at Seminole High School where she Is a clivr in Future Business Leaders of America. Church Youih Choir. Miss JabItcrwocb participant HI89. Swim T e a m . A n c h o r C l u b . P re colleglale Program, Key Club. She plans to attend University of Central Florida. Orlando. Paul N. W hlte-Davia. is the soil of M r. a n d M rs . K a rl Whlte-Davls. Paul Is a senior at l.ake Brantley High School. Alianionic Springs. He Is active In lilt- Drama Club. Fulure Busi­ ness Leaders of America, and Tat- Kwim Do Imartlal arts). jOII Iho A.r (1115) TndaylheTlth Special v itll Mr. and Mm. Paul IMlnnlrl Bradshaw, had some guests re­ cently. The ir daughter, son-inlaw ami grandson paid a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goodwlne anti son. of Syracuse. N .Y .. while In Florida, visited their son. Rodney, who Is a student al F lo r id a A A M U n iv e r s it y . Tallahassee. Th e y also went on lo visit all the Central Florida attractions In clu ding Disney. T h e Gnodwlnes have returned to N e w Y o rk w h e re th e y are employed In the Syracuse edu­ cational system. Mrs. Goodwlne Is the former Belly Bradshaw, formerly of Sanford. Fri«nds Day observed Evergreen Temple No. 321 Elks ol the World recently celebrated lie 65ih Anniversary. Shown from lalt to right are. Dgt. Retha M. Baker, chairperson: Dgt. Carletha L. Merkerson. Daughter Ruler; and Calharlne Jones Gordon, guasl speaker for the anniversary program held Feb 11. evening of fun fashions and Inc entertainment aboard the new rlvcrbout Grand Rom anic, April 6. Tickets are available now bycalling "Y o u r Eye to Beauty Studio" which Is sponsoring the th ird a n n u a l f u n d -m is e r to hcnelll T h e Good Samaritan Home, und Ta jlrl A rls Interna­ tional. Call 322-983B lor tickets. Do­ nations arc $33 per person. Cruise will lx- from 7:30 lo 11) p.m. So. call your friends and get vour special party logeihcr. Ii w ill be an enU -riulnlng and relaxing experience to sail and dine as a sit-down dinner Is served on hoard while music and f a s h io n s w ilt p r o v id e the backdrop. Fam ily and Friends Day w i ll lx- observed al T h r Christian Fe llo w sh ip P rim itive Bapllsl Ch urch . 1701 Bell A vc.. I I a.m. lixlay. Guest speaker will be Ihe Rev. F.. Murray, pastor of New B e th e l A . M . E . C h u rc h . Okahumpka — Mary Bullard, ch a irm a n : Elnora Singletary, c o -c h a ir m a n ; und Ih e Rev. Raleigh Harris, pastor. Gospel Blitz today St. Jam es A M E C h u rch will present a Gospel Bill/ today. The service will consist of seven IH-m lnute sermons b y seven different minister*. T h e first Gospel Bill/ sermon will Ix-gln al 1:30 p.m . and Ihc last one will end at f> p.m. IEJ Floyd T h * a tr * i | p l a / a iwin u r n i * • G if f T I O i IS A 7 All A h M* t k » MOMMA T10 FOR • ACADAWY AWARDS I r u u lS fM M M TF M MOOCTOICR D R IV IN G M IS S D A IS Y Tickets are also available from Pal Hltchmun and myself. T ic k ­ ets can be delivered. 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St James AM E Church re cently held its annual Men's Day Observance First-place winner was Latrice People fight), granddaughter of Mrs Alberta P Merkerson; sec­ ond-place winner was Linda Edw ards, granddaughter ol A n n ie W rig h t Th e y were cro w n e d M iss St Jam es Pastor is the Rev Notan Pills Sanford — 321-5497 Lake Mary — 321-6660 or 330-3311 Longwood — 331-4016 or 869-8612 Winter Springs — 696-2515 Altamonte — 869-4340 Casselberry — 699-9255 or 696-2515 Oviedo — 365-4363 �6C Sanford Hi*r.«ui Sanford Florida — Sunday March 11 1990 Education Sem inole C o u n ty Te a ch e rs of the Year m . Patricia Eckstein Altamonte Elementary Artie Almeida Boar la k e Elementary Carol Mack Jud y Dzluban Casselberry Elomcnlary Easlbrook Elementary Judy BramlettBell English Estates Elementary Robert O'Dell Patricia Britton Goldsboro Elementary Gary Irwin Geneva Elementary Hamilton Elemontary Idyllwtlde Flementary Dorothea Fogle Koeth Elementary Ellen Bernosky Lake Orienta Elementary Robin McDonald Lawton Elementary J. Ellen Kipp Longwood Elementary Am y Fuller legare Midway Elementary Brenda Hicks Pine Crest Elementary Carole Relndl Red Bug Lake Elementary HTMarye Hamilton Sabal Pointo Elementary Elizabeth Curaai Spring Lake Elementary Virginia Fisher Stenstrom Elementary Paula Norris Sterling Park Elementary Susan Almon Mary Ann Barnes W ilson Elementary Loretta Morgan Winter Springs Elementary Ellen Boyles Woodlands Elementary Carol Dudley Greenwood Lakes Middle Patricia Feverston Jackson Heights Middle Debbie Owens Cathleen Loyd Maris Klavins South Sem inole Middle Oonald Ayre Barbara Gruber Rock Lake Middle Santord Middle Wekiva Elementary Lakeview Middle ry Beth Rahill Debra Wolfrum-Cyphers Milwee Middle Te d Douce Teague Middle T llr s r ■■ v t in lliia lls is lim n r a r l l s i ' i ml |<ir I h r < «Mill I \ T e a rtirr t tu Ya.ii aiiin p i i i i i u h D i .i i i i ' l.c » * ail l.aka Mars I lu;li W.IS plaka . Irim i a In Id ail III lliia lls is lair I t|i’ I a11a .iwaial St u Will IIIIW 1 a>1111 aata al Ilia Mali le v e l Nail |iia l i u i ' i l H ii ih i i I ’n iu a liiw ski ail Ovia alia I li^ li m il Mart ('a im ail Kaasa-nualit hxaap t totl.ll Diane Lew is W G ene G race Laka* Howell Hagn l ak" M.a . Miqn A nn Kohler Dale W hitm an Lym an H igh Seminole Hiqn Terry Richardson Croom s School ot Choice �SUNDAY Sanford Herald March 11, 1990 * Perspective D I Editorial, Pag* 2D IBooks, Pag* 4D IClassified, Pag* 50 V IE W P O IN T More time to pay bills The players’ union can take a permanent hike PSC proposal has utility companies fighting mad A hypothetical situation. Say you're applying for an executive position w lth lD M . You know computer* like housewives know clearance sales. You have the talent of buying just the right stork at the right time. You know h o w to get the m a x im u m o u tp u t from employees with the least amount of supervision. You're a young, very successful college gradu­ ate. probably with a masters or a doctorate from a prominent university. W ith your proven track record and ed­ ucation. you take a list of demands with y o u fo r y o u r I n ­ terview at IBM. You figure you would be doing them a favor by working for them, not the other way around. You're a very valuable person. You know that. Just for the sake of argument, let's say you demanded an annual salary of 93.1 m illion, full medical Insurance for you and your family (Including dental and outpatient coverage), five months 01 paid vacation each ycur and Incentive clauses worth another 9100.000a year. Pretty sweet ileal, right? Eat your heart out Michael Eisner. But wait, there's more. Say that. In addition to the above-mentioned demands, you also told IBM that In order for them to acquire your services, they also had to pay you 40 percent of their profits each year, re-negotlatr the contracts of all the other IBM employees every two years, und provide u pension fund for all employees that would make Donald T ru m p 's mouth water. What do you think your chances would be of getting the Job? I'm guessing that IBM would show you the door faster than Busier Douglas showed Mike Tyso n the canvas Th e list of demands Is ridiculous, right? It's too m uch to ask. even for the m ist talented Wall Street whlx kid or business executive. But those demands are parts of an all-too-real business negotiation. Th e y arc |xirt of what the major league baseball players' union wants from the team owners before they're willing to start the 1990 season. You aeej.ihc plgyers want their cake, they want the owners' cake and they want to be pampered, taken care of for life and guaranteed that those who follow them to the big leagues have m ulti-million dollar contracts for the next several years also. In a nutshell, the players want money, lots of m oney, darn near A L L the money Just because they happen to be able to throw a base runner out from deep In the hole at shortstop, or strike out 10 batters every nine Innings, or hit a home run every 12.5 times at bat. T h is Is baseball we're talking about. Baseball. Th e world won't end because of a baseball players’ strike. Th e rational debt won't In­ crease. the G N P won't be affect'd and your paid vacation won't lie canceled If the baseball players don't pluy this year. It's baseball. It's not a question of national security. It's not u work stoppage that will leave children hungry, cause wldesprnid mortgage foreclosures or create violence at the picket lines. It's baseball. It's a game. In the grand scheme of things. It is Insignificant. It means nothing. Absolutely nothing. If training camps never open. If no one ever steps to the plate this entire season. It won't mean u thing. It won't affect you. your Job, y o u r budget, you r love life or your children's education. Now Is the time for the owners to say "Th a t's It. You've got ull you're going to get. We won't give you any more money. T a k r your insignifi­ cant talents and try dipping hamburgers or digging ditches this sum mer and see how many millions you inuke." There are two partlrs to blame for the la v-b a ll labor dispute. One Is former commissioner A . Bartlett Glamattl. the oilier Is the players union and Donald Fehr. Iliat little weasel of u man who knows this will be his only chance to gel cameo uppeuranccs on the evening news fur the next three or four years and Is playing It for all it Is worth. Glam attl knew fla t the baseball contract expired last season. He knew there was a lot of work to be done us fur as negotiations und reaching a settlement on a new collective bargaining agreement were concerned. But he did nothing about It. He Ignored It. W hy? Because he was too busy conducting an expensive, unnecessary personal vendetta against Pete Hose. T h e only thing that mattered to Glam attl last year was nailing Hose. He was obsessed with It. He had a tremendous passion for It. knowing that If he could ruin the life and career of the game's all-time leading hitter, he would gain a plait- In baseball history. He spent his every wuklng moment pursuing the Hose case, never looked at the paperwork piled up on his desk, never bothered to even arrange a meeting of owners and players. lie literally killed himself trying to ruin Pete Hose. So who do we get for a replacement? Fay Vincent. W hy? Not because he's a knowledgeable baseball man. or even a competent businessman, but C S e e B a se ba ll,P a ge 4 D T A L L A H A S S E E - It looked like a s im p le , n o n -c o n tro v rrs la l. co n ­ sumer-friendly Item at first glance, the type that regulators love to udopt because It keeps the citizenry happy. All that the proposal from the Public Service Com mission staff suggested was that utility custom­ ers In Florida be given an additional five-days notice If a utility planned to cut off their service. "W e figured It would sail through — until we walked Into the room and saw all the representatives from the utility companies." said PSC staffer George Hanna, recalling last m onth's meeting In which the Item appeared on the co m m issio n 's agenda. Absolutely no onr had a kind word to say about the proposal, not even the five commissioners, one of whom said It would help "n o one except the deadbeats who have no Intention of puylng their bills any­ w a y." T h e discussion dragged on for more than un hour and ended with the staff being Instructed to come back with the Item after It had prepared m ore ba ckgro u n d In ­ formation. According to Hanna, the Idea of an additional five days was Intended to correct a statewide problem having more to do with complaints ubout the nollllc.ilimi process than the actual cutoffs. " T h e common complaint — ntmut 15 or so a week — that we're hearing Is that t l r cutolf notice arrives oil the day the bill Is due." he said. "IV o p Ir have to take oil from work and go to the local utility ofBce and stand In line to |iay the h in ­ d's un Inconvenience that most people will sullcr. though, because they know that failure to pay results In the service bring cut. In order to ha vt the service restored, they have to pay a reconnection fee. which usually requires a trip to the utility office anyway. Th e billing rule for utilities Is clearly spelled out In slate law. Electric companies have a 20-day billing cycle that begins on the day that the companies mall the bill: telephone companies have a 15-day cycle. All. however, have u five-day cycle for the second notice, which Is ihc cutoff notification, und the clock starts running on the day that the notice Is mailed. Florida Is one of eight slates — most of them In the South — that huve a five-day billing cycle for the second notice, the strictest In the nation. Some stales, like New York. allow u p to 15 days on the second n o llrr before the service Is cut off. Utilities like the five-day cycle und opposr any rhangr. for a vurlety of re u s o n s . Som e c ite the costs associated with changing from their c u rre n t a ccounting und b illin g system s: some — notably, the telephone companies — say the amount of umullecluble accounts would rise If m slom ers have any additional days In which to use the service before It Is cut off: some urgue that the result would br overlapping billing cycles, which could confuse rustornrrs. All. however, agree ihut the major rruson for opposing any rh a n g r Is Ihut adding additional days would Impact their cash llow. since they wouldn't be rrrrlv ln g payinrnts as early as before, and that would cost them more In Interest on money thev borrow. " W e would lose 91.5 m illion Im m rd la trn y In rash now. In thr first m o n th ." said Eddie Cooper, u s|M>krsman for S oulhrrn Bell, the slate's largest telephone company. T h r Implication, which was nol losi on the PSC commissioners during last month's discussion. Is that In r utility companies would soon lie coming In with requests for rale Increases. " I cannot see adopting a rh a ngr thal would brnrlll a small |irrrenlugr of customers at the expense of the vast majority who pay their bills on lim e ." said Commissioner To m Mom keeping slain so n ’s memory alive I'KK-ccds will Ik- list'll lor two 9M54I st hol.iiships it, the police academy at Seminole Com m unity College T h is year's scholarships like the first two issui-tl. will go to can­ didates TlioitiiS, anil other si holar slop board itirmlx-rs let-1 have the |Hilrntlul to live up to the high law e n f o rc e m e n t s ta n d a r d s ih u t 2-t-ycur old Hugh met Golfers can eotiiact Thom as at her workplace. SW OP. Inc., ol Sunlord. at 3231)1-12. lor applica­ tions to play In the tournament. Seminole County sheriffs tlt-pollcs Dale Wagner. Billy Lee anil others can also Ik- reached at 322 5115 lor uppllcol Ions. It’s been a year since sniper took local cop’s life ■ y 9U9AN L O O M Herald stall writer S A N F O H I) - It's a bittersweet lime of the year for Sissy Thom as The March 2H lirst anniversary ol the slaying ol her sou. Seminole Cuunty Shcrlll's Deputy Hugh E. Thomas J r .. Is approaching. Thom as suld she Is struggling to cope with the loss of her son. who was slain by a *nl|x-r In Geneva Thom as Is crrdlled with saving the estranged wife and baby ol the sniper, and the wife's lamlly while checking out a re|x>rl of un armed man In the urea of the wife’s home off Snow lllll Hoad. Th e gunman killed himself before |Milice could capture him. "It’s very dllflcolt seeing jxop lr going on with life." Thom as said. "H u gh was a fun-loving person. lie lived life to the fullest. Ih- would want people to have a good lime. I look at both sides. Life ran go on and Hugh's friends can still re­ member him. As a mother. It Is most Important thal Hugh not be forgotlcn." Thom as side) Thom as said she and Hugh's friends and fellow lawmen hope "to keep Hugh's memory alive. Hugh had a love for law enforce­ ment. I'd like to see real pro­ fessionals going Into It (the Held)." Thom as said. Keeping her son * memory ullvc Is what local law enforcement IKTsonnel and other volunteers art­ doing. Th e second annual Hugh E. T h o m a s J r . M r m o r l a l G o lf Tournam ent Is scheduled lor April 9. Proceeds Irom the evrnl un­ distributed In the lorm ol scholarshliis to Ik - used by law enforce­ ment students at Seminole C o m ­ munity College. Sissy Th o m a s said thal the m e m orial p ro g ra m Is heavily supported by iaw enforcement groups, private cltl/ens and local businesses. She noted that the scholarship program was Initiated by a couple ol private cllUens. "It helps to know people other than law enforcement care." she said "I would want |M-ople to re­ member Hugh as a living |>ctson. not Just how he died," Thom as suld. She added that It Is bitter­ sweet to see supimrtcrs having Inti at the gull tournament In Hugh's memory. But she said. "H e en­ joyed life to the lullesl. " H u g h was d o in g what he wanled to do that day (when la­ dled). He wouldn I have wanted to change a thing about that day. because it something had hap­ pened to ili.n tunuly it would have devastated him lie dul Ihc right thing for him I'm proud ol Inin. It helps me to know there Is a Deputy Hugh E. Thomas Jr. scholarship hind Law enforcellieiil was very luqinrtunl to Hugh. Ih- was a very good olliccr. very professional." Thom as said Hugh was a Seminole County sheriffs deputy lor alxiut four years. He was assigned to road |>airol. after having been a I raffle nfflcrr. Thom as said Hugh, even as a toddler, wanted to Ik - a police­ man Th e April ft tournament will be held at the WeklVU Country Club Golf Course In rural l.ongw-ood U p to I I I players may enter the event at a cost ol 975 per player. Beard. T h r CSC stuff concedes that point, hut It still duesn'l address th r problem of the good customer who for one reason or unothrr — like, they're out of town for un extended period of time, or they're having temporary cash flow problems of ‘ their own — arrives home to find their telephone or electricity has been ru t off. A nd what's Ifccly to happen, ask supporters of thr change. If the U.S. Postal Service's mall delivery gets any slower? In fact. It's the Costal Service llu l gets most of the blame for the current problem. "O u r rule wan established a long lime ago. and thr mall was probably faster then.” Huruia said. " T h e problem Is compounded today by the la d that the HvcMlay notification period Includes weekends and holi­ days." T h e solution could lie In a com ­ promise proposal that Hanna and his staff are developing — changing the current flveday cycle to specify Hve business day*. " T h a i way. If a second no llrr Is mailed on a Thursday, th r customer won't I k - arriving home on Monday evening to find It In his mall, when It's already too late for him to rush down to the local utility office and I>ay It." said Commissioner Betty Easley, who suggested the Idea In last month s session. T h r proposal Is nut expec ted to go before thr commission again for at least another month. Java Jive U.S. coftee consumption (Cup* per person per day) T h e play will begin at noon with a p u llin g tournament. Thom as said. T h e gull tournam ent Is scheduled lor I p ill. T h e 975 letcovers all play-related costs, anti Includesu hulli-t dinner. I'rl/es ini luile round trip alrlare to any U .S destination on Continenlul Airlines: gull equipment; and a limited t-dlllnn lithograph ol a legendary golfer. Thom as said. Free beer ami other beverages will Ik- offered to players. Corporate sponsors Include NCK Corp : Commonwealth Insurance. Co.: Hooters'; Albertson's: To n i's C h i p s . C o c a C o l a : a n d th e Southern Bell Telphone Pioneers of A m e ric a v o lu n te e r g ro u p . Thom a s said. .... 1994 1999 1999 } 997.1999 y Q V. m Q Regular •! Instant •' Decaf Source: Tho Lemo*r, RepotvManorial Cotie* « A 0RA9MCB A llo c a tio n Report: No evidence found to link coffee, tea agents to cancer Untied Press Iwtem eUewl________ In Ihe year since her son s murder Sissy Thomas has accepted several posthumous awards in his honor This one is presented by Seminole Sheriff 's Chief Deputy Duane Harrell OPINIONS AND ms G E N E V A - Th e World Health O rgunl/utlon has reported that rancer experts lack any conclusive evidence on possltge carcinogenic effects of cufft-lnt- contained In cofTrc and leu W H O headquarters In Geneva dlslrlbuled a rurefully worded news release on a weeklong meeting of 23 experts from 14 countries. T h e meeting was held at Ihe U N. h e a lth a g e n c y 's In le r n a llo n u ! Agency for Hcscarch on Cancer (IA K C I In Ihe French city of Lyun. Discussed were studies Into the possible effects of large world con­ sumption of txilfre. Ira und Ihe South American drink of male, Ihe press statement said. OIDcials at the ix-nter said that although not m cnllourd In the press release, the e xp e rts b a s ic a lly evaluated rolTee as "a possible" carcinogenic substance. " T h e health effects of coffee und tea are difficult to isolate and assess." Ihe olllctal media state­ ment said. T h a i Is because of different methods of prc|urjllou like boiling, sleeping and filtering, and the frequent addition of m ilk and lemon, the statement said r:s e e Coffee, Page 4 D ir m �•D — Sin lord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March It, 1M0 Editorials/ Opinions r— S a n fo rd fie n a ld iu s n « i -t » > 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANTORO, FLA. 33771 'A rm Code 407 333-3611 or 831-9903 Wayne D. Day*. M X ir Rom M W. Haata. t ai caWaa M i r ■ - __ - a . M i . , Id iiitla la a L O V t l M in O R * M T f r n S R ^ m t i m SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n t h . ............................................ SIB .S O 6 M o n th ...........................................*39 00 I Year ..................................... S7S 00 E D ITO R IA L S Sanford should approve concept for mall roads T h e proposed Seminole Mall, w h ic h the rd commlss Sanford commission Is trying to annex on the northwest edge of the city, will be a welcome economic boast for the city because It w ill substantially Increase property tax revenue. T h e developers want to build the 9 1 00 m illion mall at 1-4 and S R 4 6 w hether the la n d rem ains u n d e r the J u ris d ic tio n o f Sem inole C ounty or w hether It is annexed to the city. T h e huge retail shopping center is a p lu m the c ity cannot afford to lose th ro u g h penny-wise, pound-foolish negotiations. BEN W A TTE N B E R G The de-otherization of America It gets complicated, but please note that thenIs an "other" explosion going on In the United Stales. Have you ever met an "other"*/ Maybe. Indeed, you are an •'other." Until now that's how 8.5 million Americans writ* described In the regularly Issued U.S. Census population estimates. "O thers” Iwhole name. "O th e r Races"! were those Americans who w e rr described by what they were not. They were not "w h ile ." "bla ck" or "of Hispanic origin." In sh u n, they were either "Aslans and Pacific Islanders" (APII or "Am erican Indians. Eskimos or A leuts" IA IEA I. Striking a blow for semiclarity, the Census bureau hus wisely denthcrlzed their population estimates (previously, only the decennial census cntrgnri/rd others hv their otherness.) Now. APIs urc counted us APIs and A lE A s as A E lA s In estimates as well as decennials. T h e big news from the Just-Issued esllmules concerns the APIs, who shall be called here Astan-Amerlcans. because that's where most of the APIs come from. (Anyw ay, where are Pacific Islands like '.he Marianas and the Marshulls — In T h e Bronx?) In 1980 there were 3 .8 m illio n AslanAmerfrans. By 1988. there were 6.3 million. T h u l's an Increase of 70 percent? In eight years! It's twice the rate of Increase of IBspank-b |34 percent) and vastly greater than the Increase of A E lA s 119 percent), blacks 113 percent) or whiles (Bpercent). About two-thirds of Ih e g r o w t h of A s lu n - A m e r i c a ns came from Im m igra­ tion. and the greatest n u m b e r o f A s la n Immigrant were from Ih e P h i l i p p i n e s . South Korea. China (Including T a iw a n ). In d ia . V ie t n a m . Cambodia and Laos. N e w e r Im m ig r a n t streams are also now com ing from ( i n 1980 there Thailand and even were 3.8 m il­ a r c h -c o m p e t ito r lion AslanJ a p a n . (W h y a re Americens. By • lupunrae c o in in g 1988, there here If everything Is were 6.S milalle g e dly so great llo n j o v e r th e re and allegedly so terrible over here?) Today. Asluns make up almost 3 percent of the U.S. population. In 20 years Ihe L PA <3LH0ARUNW (WM9 EUMINAifeD ywiNS downs flights;m if thw <3>ULP ONLY D<J SWMTHINS AVK)T C R M N G O w e s T h e frugality over the years of the Sanford city com missioners Is a quality taxpayers should be thankful for. In a n y fiscal negotia­ tions. the city certainly should not allow Itself to be bluffed or bullied b y developers — or unyone else — Into giving aw ay the store. T w o shopping centers, once th riv in g co m ­ mercial ventures along U .S. 17-92. now are virtu a lly desolate; the dow ntow n com m ercial d is tric t Is s tru g g lin g : too m u c h of the property w ithin the city lim its already Is off the tax rolls: too m u ch of the rem ainder is valued so low that the city derives little, if a n y . tax benefit from It. T h e Sanford G t y Com m ission tentatively has voted 4-1 In favor of the road financing plan. O n M onday evening, the com m ission is sch e d uled to vote fo rm a lly w h e th e r to approve or reject the concept of the plan. T h e coinm inlsslon should affirm Its earlier, favor­ able vote, and send to the developers the cleur message. "W e want y o u r m a ll." L E T T E R S T O T H E E D IT O R Letters to the editor urc welcome. A ll letters must be signed and Include a m ailing address and a daytime telephone number. Letters »h u ld be on a subject and should be as brief as possible. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World "Book me on one ol the 1 percent ot the tlights on which smoking Isn't banned " But that's already a cliche: Aslan-Amerlcun scientists, engineers and doctors. It's going to go far beyond that. Th e largest and richest new markets In the world will be coming from Asia In I he years to come. There are those who say that the next century will be called " T h e Pacific C e ntury." or " T h e Aslan C e ntury." Tha t la supposed lo be a threat to continued American global hegemony. But. hold on. we are a Pacific nation. JA C K ANDERSON T h e d e v e lo p e r s , M e lv in S i m o n a n d Associates, want the city to agree to an arrangement w hereby an estimated 9 6 m il­ lion of the anticipated property tax revenue w ould be devoted over about 14 years to pay off bonds to build and Im prove roads to handle increased traffic to and from the com m ercial venture. No m ore than half of the Increased tax revenue would be used to pay off the road bonds d u rin g any year of the pay-back agreement. T h e rem ainder of the lax m oney would go to the Sanford city treasury. U u l In this instance, w hat the developers are askin g for is reasonable. It Is not uncom m on elsewhere In the state, for e xa m ­ ple. for developers to have won complete tax deferral for as long as 2 0 years to pay for infrastructure Im provem ents. W h at’s m ore in this Instance, the additional property tax revenue Is needed by Sanford, w hich is teetering on the precipice of substantial gro w th but w hich. In the m eantim e, is w ithering: figure will be about 5 percent. Th e Aslan Influx represents the last step In the universalizing of America. In substantial n u m ­ bers and proportions. Americans can now be said to come from everywhere. No other natkm. ever, could have made that claim. It will stand us In good stead as the years roll on. Nineteen of the forty newly announced 1990 WestInghouse Scholars are Astan-Amerlcans. T h e Westlnghouse awards are based on the most prestigious hlgh-scbool-level science competition In Ihe United Stales. If not Ihe world. Not a bad contribution from Immigrants to a nation (ours) that allegedly Is going to need all the help It can get to compete In the world. And not a bad boost to some lazy American kids who may need Intellectual shock treatment to understand that the days of academic rousting u rr over. D A V I D S. B R O D E R Gephardt sees the Democrats’ future W A S H IN G T O N Richard Gephardt, the Democratic congressman from Missouri and House majority leader. Is one of the few pcoplc ever to have ru n for Ills party's presidential nomination before becoming Its floor leuder. Usually it works the other way around, but there are real advantages In the Gephardt sequence. Having traveled the country lor four years In pursuit of the presidency, he brings a broader perspective to Ills present work. And since his campaign ended with an empty treasury and un acute shortage of delegates two years ugu this spring, the -19 year old Missourian hus traveled the world: Japan. Eastern and Western Europe. Mexico and Central America. Ta lk in g with him the other day. alter his latest European trip. I lound him frustrated both with Ihe nation's leadership and the Inability of his party lo make Its views known. " I'm embarrassed, and almost ashamed." he said, "w hen I see the sacrifices leaders from Mexico lo Czrchorlovaklu are asking their people to make. Th e y have so little, and arc daring m i m uch. We huve so much and are asking m >little of ourselves.” In a speech Tuesday. Gephardt dramatized the point by reminding hts listeners lhal in 1947. when President T ru m a n launched the Marshall Plan, he was an embattled President with low popularity, und the government carried a deficit fur bigger. In relationship to Ihe ovrrull economy, than It laces today. H aving fought two world wars In 28 years. Americans wanted only tu relax and enjoy the fruits of victory. A Gallup Poll showed only 14 percent Initially supported loans und grains to Western Europe. But T ru m a n nonetheless balded and gained congressional upproval fur wlial turned out to be the equivalent In today's dollars of $82 billion In aid S o m e h o w , to d a y, we have convinced ourselves that we urc a bankrupt nation. To finance evrn u tiny bit of asslsianre to the conlrtes that have thrown of Ihe shackles of c o m m u n is m , we talk of “ s h a v in g " aid elsewhere In the world, reducing our leverage In the Middle East and Ignoring virtually allot Africa. "W ha t an opportunity we lia vr!" Gephardt exclaimed. "And wlial a tragedy II we don’t help those countries succeed. Wouldn't you think Ihe President of Ihe I'idled Stales would explain that to the American people?" But this Is a President, as Gephardt u rll realizes, who docs uol llilnk he was elected to ask sacrifices ol anyone Th e question that was turned back at Gephardt was why he and his fellow Democrats — the heirs ol Harry Tru m a n — don't step up the challenge Bush Is ducking In this and other lields T h e answer, he said, is dial they're trying — hui that It Is very h..rd lo Iranie or to publlclzc nalioual policy Iroin Capitol Hill. Policy disputes Hinoug congressional Democrats cannot be resolved by an edict Irom on high, us u presidential order cuts ofl debate within ihe administration. A House-Senate Democrat­ ic leadership task force Gephardt heads has tierii w resiling lor two months with Sen. Daniel P. Moyullian s ID -N .Y .) proposal to cut Social Security luxes — und still has not come up with u party position on the plan. Even If Ihe Demo­ c ra ts h a d c le a r policies. G e p tia rd l acknow ledges thut l he c ha n c e s o f r o m m u n I c u 11 n g them to Ihe public­ an- lar worse than they would Ik - If the Democrats had Ihe W h ile House us a (s o m e h o w , megaphone. He und today, we others have worked have con­ hard lo gel the Demvinced u c r u t lc p o s itio n ourselves that known on everything we am a from education to bankrupt na­ trade — and still Ihe tion. J p u b lic sa ys. " W e don't know where the Democrats stand “ Th e only time the Democrats have M>lved l)ils conundrum of how to behave us un opposition p a rly , w hile co ntro lling both houses of Congress, was In Ihe second Elsenhower administration. Lyndon Johnsn and Sam Rayburn, as congressional leuders. cooperated closely with Elsenhower, while allowing ihrn -you ng legislators like Ed Musklc and .John Hr.idem.is to push and promote a more progressive legislative agenda Ihun they had Ihe votes to pass. T h o s e Ideas, ill turn, were polished and publicized by a govemment ln extle of party bigwigs, operating through an adjunrl to Ihe Democratic National Com m itter called the Democratic Advisory Council. Those proposals became the raw- material for Jo h n Kennedy's I960 >amp.ugu lo "get Ihe country m oving again.” Gephardt says that design won't work now. largely breauv- Ihe public Is Ion skepllcal of government to make palatable an updated agenda of heath, education and rcouomlc liill l.il Ives Hot ili.it Is defeatism. II Democrats don’t make the t a w — every day In every way — lor governmental activism, they default on the party's distinctive tradition. And they leave llicm sclvrs vulnerable to defeul. not only III another presidential race but In the congres­ sional elecllon of It M2. Gander crash findings need to be disclose W A S H IN G TO N - T h e Inquiry Into the worst peacetime military disaster In A m e ri­ can history must be settled. Either Ihe duct tape will be pried from the lips of those In government who hold this aecret. or the Issue will be forever consigned to silence. It has been more than four years since the Dec. 12. 1985. crash of a military transport plane In Gander. ......................................................killed Newfoundland, which 248 American soldiers. A shroud of secrecy has kept the Canadi­ an and U.S. govern­ ments from disclos­ ing all they know about the tragedy. D espite Ihe fact that more than 100 members of Congress signed a petition to the White House last November asking for Ihe Investigation to be r e o p e n e d , n o hearings have been scheduled. O n ly a few lawmakers, such (T h e r e Is as Rep. Robin Talton. strong evi­ D - S . C . . ap p e a r to dence to have Ihe fire In their bolster the stomachs to find out theoiy that w h ether the plane pis the plane was was brought down blown out of by terrorists or Just the sky by ter­ Ice on the wlngi. as rorists. ■ Ihe official line goes. Th e answer may now be left to a small team of Investigators from Ihe General Accounting Office, which has been assigned to find out how well the Pentagon. FBI and National Transportation Safety Board handled the accident Investiga­ tion. Hep. Jo hn Conyers. D-Mtch..*ordered the G A O Investlgitlon. So far. all the federal agencies that have dabbled In the Gander case claim they were only marginally In­ volved In Ihe accident Investigation that was headed up by Canadians. U S . officials have treated this disaster as If It was only worth a quick glance. The FBI Is the most suspicious mute, keeping aecret 200 of Ihe 247 pages of Its accident report. It now appears that Ihe FBI will not even tell the G A O what Is on those pages. The FBI has Informed G A O Investigators that they can look at some of the report If they agree not to use It In their findings. When Congress gets the G A O report at the end of this month. Ihe lawmakers will have to decide whether or not the Gander crash deserves more Investigation. As we have already reported, there Is strong evidence to bolster Ihe theory that Ihe plane was blown out of the sky by terrorists. T h e Right was carrying American soldiers home from their peacekeeping duties In the Middle East. T h e Incident happened at the height of President Reagan's arms for hostages deal with Iran. For starters, four of the nine members of the Canadian Aviation Safety Board con­ cluded In 1988 that the plane exploded because "fire broke out on board while the aircraft was In night, possibly due to a detonation In the cargo department." There Is also growing attention being given lo reports that six coffin-sized boxes were loaded onto the plane when It left Cairo. A former Pentagon Investigator told us that he has reason to believe the boxes m ay have carried bodies of American hostages and soldiers who died In u still-secret rescue mission In Lebanon. T h e Canadian government Is resisting pressure to hold a coroner's Inquest Into the deaths. A group calling Itself "Fam ilies for Ihe T ru th About G ander" says that New ­ foundland law required Canadian medical examiners lo Inspect the bodies at Ihe crash site before they were turned over to Ihe U.S. A rm y . But lhal didn't happen. Last Dec. 12. our associate J im Lynch watched as about 100 family members of the victims huddled together In the cold for a memorial service at A r lin g t o n N a tio n a l C e m e te ry o u ts id e Washington. The event marked the fourth anniversary of the crash. For these people, standing among the plain, while tombstones, the wounds arc slow lo heal. �*» 1 » ♦I * •• •» « •M | • S Anlord HsrsJd. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, March 11, 1990 — l □ Board advises county on children LETTERS C y c list*: Is s m co m m o n so n s# , co u rte sy I rrad In today's paper {Herald. Marrh 9) about “ No help here for cyclists." O n many Incidents I have seen so m any unsafe and careless actions by cyclists: I. The y don't seem to realize they should keep on the right side of ihe pavement. 3. T h e y should also have at least I rear-view m irror on Ihelr handle bar — better If two. then they would never have to turn Ihelr heads and take their vision from the front too long. 3. T h e y should not ride bikes on sidewalks where pedestrians and handicap people must walk. 4. Anytim e they lu m onto another street. Ihey should give a signal pointing right or left. 9. At all lights and slop signs they should approach with caullon. and not lum p In front of vehicles coming through. Hike schools could advise pupils in be careful everday. 6. Anyone riding a bike aflrr dark should havr lights. There should be laws for btdera similar lo autos. Mishandling of cycles can Injure and kill same as sulna... Many streets have storm srwrra at Ihe curb and are seated m uch deeper than the surface of the pavement, when a cyclist approaces one they must pull farther away from Ihe curb, but they must give signal with left hand that Ihey are doing so. If they have a m irror on the left handle bar and Is aligned to trafftce behind them, one quick glance ra n show If any vehicle Is approaching too close from rear. A ll cyclists should wear some bright apparrel. Ihey should have reflectors on bikes where posslblr predlslrians must walk on left side of raod. facing approaching I raffle, liul cyclists must keep on right i m r os aulos. I have seen so many on lest side of mad us pedestrians. I've seen m any going ai good speed with neither hand on handle bar. My view: "See Mom. No hands! See Mom. No brains!" Ilurry II. Osborne Sanford Sanford’s nteknams is psrfsct I have been reading ihe current discussion over changing the nickname of Sanford from "The frie n d ly C ity." Th e old nickname Is accurate as I learned Feb. 28. While driving m y stepdaughtrr to work at aboul H:30 a.tn.. m y car died at the stoplight al 20th and Park. I sent m y stepdaughter back to telephone our mechanic and undertook the Job of directing traffic around the unm ovlng car. During the half hour It took for help to arrive, ut least 29 peoplr stopped lo ask If they could help. One woman Interrupted walking Iter dog to olfcr the use of her phone. If that display of friendliness and roncer Is Impresslvr. I kept u mental note on m y good samarllans. T h e y wre about equally divided as to while and balck. make and female. Th e y ranged In age from youthful lo senior cllU rn . None of them knew me. It was a heartwarming experience and showed thal Sanldrd Is "T h e Friendly C liy ." M arvInS. Davis Sanford Citizsns shouldn’t psy for msll roads As a very concerned citizen of Sanford and a native. I am Interested In whal happens lo our town und all Its peoplr. It has ulwuys been a caring and Irlrndly com m unity and rightly deserves lhat name, but I cannot see pulling tlie burden of •€ million on ull citizens. T o declare that area a depressed und slum area to obtain bond money, thal Is an Insult to Ihe our city. It Is such an expensive arru very few people can afford It. Th is Is to build new roads and repair roads lo make an easy neerss to the mall, which will be loomed on SK 46 adjacent to 1-4 approach and exit which will be dosed off. It Isn't up lo a few city officials of city government lo m ukr the decision for us. T h e peoplr should decide whether to take on this huge burden ul 46 million to be paid back with higher U u u »a m k M lt gtvan for years. Th is Involves ull tbe.pcpplc ool Just onrd ith at eon afford to py higher tuxes. We are a progressist town and arru but a stagnate one! We should nip build roads and make repairs for this mall. A large percentage of our peoplr are retired, living on limited Income. Do you call this fair! Well, fair It Isn't! Let the people decide! As far as tax money being pumped bark Is us It will take years before we realize It. , Hose Pay nc Sanford Bicycle theft was hard lesson I would tike to address this to thr person who stole m y daughter's Huffcy 4-speed pink and purple girl's bike. The bicycle was a Christmas present from us. her parents. She had picked It out herself. She was especially excited because she had been without a bike since hers had been stolen In Scplm cbrr. Yes. we reminded her many times to pul her bike away. She Is a child and she forgot. Did that give you Ihe right to walk practlcully up to our front door and take It? I am not sure who I should feel sorrier for. you or my daughter. Needless to say she Is crushed, but she hus learned two valuable lessons — Ihe hard way — thal I'm sure she will not soon forget. What a shame for a child lo havr to learn so early thal this world Is full of thieves thal she must stay one step ahead of It she Is to hang on to her own belongings. More Important than lhat. 1 doubt she will ever be a thief herself, for she has learned how uwful It feels lo have your most beloved possessions taken from you by a stranger for no appurrnt reason. She hus learned how Irustratlng It Is. und how vulnerable It makes you feel. You. on the other hand, are either a child yourself, possibly not m uch older than m y daughter, with no one to teach you right from wrong. No one lo watch over you. to care where you arc or what you are doing. Or you are an adult heartless enough to steal from u child. No. no Insurance company will cover the cost of the bike. And no, though we love her very m uch, we will not be able to replace the bike very soon. And when we can replace It. will you or someone like you Just be walling to steal thal one loo? Jeana II. Perneslll Sanford Puppy’s death teaches lesson Klonle Jordan's editorial "View point" concerning the little puppy (Herald. March 4) brought tears to m y eyes. I saw the Utile puppy at Ihe Humane Society shelter the day after II was brought In. It was the most beautiful lovable little ball of life anyone could imagine. When I view Irrational behavior towards another living creature such us this. I also ant enraged with anger. Hut reaction contributes little to correcting the social situations which permit thlstooccur. Th e first slep Is lo establish a system ol regulator) which requires all pels to be licensed und spaed or neutered unless u heavy fee Is paid for a breeding permit... Dean Kay Sanlord Don’t dump on Hidden Lakes residents The C ity of Sanford Kcvlcw Committee has accepted Ihe rccomincndaltun of the City Engineer to oppose Ihe proceeding lor closing, vacating and abandoning the unpaved portion ol Loch Low Drive. While Casselberry and Seminole County Tralllc Engineers are planning ways lo slop shortcutting through nt-ighborhix>ds. Sanford Is doing Ihe opposite. It will be Interesting to find out at Ihe Public Hearing on March 26 If the City Commissioners will agree with Ihelr present Hidden Lake Subdivision constituents und approve Ihe abandonment. Over 100 residents of Hidden Lake signed a petition to Ihe city opposing the opening of Loch Low Dr. It Is not fair or appropriate to ever dum p traffic In Ihe mlddle of the com m unity shortculllng from Lake Mary Hlvd lo Airport Hlvd and vice versa by using Loch l.ow and Hidden Lake Drives. Mary Tu in ln Sanford Last year Seminole County commissioners Fred S trrrlm a n and Pat Warren Initiated an advisory board lhat has operated to review existing services for children and Ihelr families. T h e Com m ission on C h lld rrn Advisory Hoard (C C A B ) II lo make recom­ mendations lo the County Commtsolonen concerning additional services they deem necessary lo meet Ihe needs of children and Ihelr families In this county. D u ring May I960. Dr. Jorge Deju. director of H e a lth and H u m a n S e rvice s , was assigned lo provide staff support to Ihe C C A B . T h e C C A H Is comprised of 12 members: Five members appointed by Ihe County Commissioners, five members ap­ pointed by Chambers of Commerce and two members representing counly-wlde organi­ zations. ihe League of Women Voters and Seminole County League of Homeowners. Current members representing districts are: Pam ela Poole. D istrict I : Naomi Wallace. District 2: Burton Bines. District 3: Ju dge Kenneth Lefiler. District 4: and Mary Ja n e Brown. District 9. Members repre­ senting Chambers of Commerce are: Kobert Falstlc. Longwood/Wlnter Springs: Joaeph Hooter. Lake Mary; Dick Van D r W rldr. WORLD G rra t rr Seminole: Dr. Vann Parker. San­ ford: April Winchester. Oviedo. Evelyn Hales a nd Christine Chrlstlson represent Ihe League of Women Voters and Seminole C ou nty League of Homeowners respectively. Eight lonnsl meetings have been held since C C A H began Its work. At Ihe February 1090 meeting Dr. Mercedes Carrtdo. senior physician with Ihe Seminole County Public Ifealth Unit described the delivery oir Health Services In ihe County. Seminole County has one ol the lowest Infant mortality rales In Florida. T h is Is attributable to a three phase model Involving Ihe heath unit, local obstetricians. Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital and Florida Hospital. Altam onte Springs. T h r patient visits the Public Healih * Il L'nii and Is referred lo the nhstelricalan and In.tlmc lo the hospital. Agreements between Ihe public healih unit, local obstetrltlclans. and Ihe hospitals assure rare through delivery for expectant mothers In nerd. Seminole C o u n ty I'u b llr Healih Unit ronsels and tests for A ID S. Some of the other services provided are: Dental cleaning and limited denial procedures. Im m uniza­ tion s. M e d ica id clin ic. W IC p ro g ra m (supplemental food for Women. Infants and C h lldrrn al nutritional risk), u well-baby c lin ic , e a rly p e rio d ic s c re e n in g a n d diagnostic testing, and nurse of thr day. M e d ica tio n m a y be re c e iv e d from a pharmacy free of charge or at low cost. Although m a ny services are provided. D r. Garrldo noted that there are members of the com m unity w h o do not meet Ihe require­ ments for ih e lr services. T h e ir Income Is marginal but renders them Ineligible for Med Ira Id. Additionally, their lobs do not make health Insurance available to them. T h is poses a problem, even though they may treat an III child al the Public Health Uuli. If the child requlrrs additional testing o r referral to a specialist there a rc practically no resources to serve them. ANALYSIS Kohl: man with a single- minded mission ■ y H IM M I BO N N . West G erm any — After a week of harsh, controversial statements lhat outraged pollllclans at home and In foreign capitals, the government faces a tough challenge In trying to hunlsh ihe specter of a m ighty und arrogant unified Germany. Yielding lo m ounting pressure. Chancellor Helmut Kohl backed down from his Insistence that I’oland renounce any claim for w a r reparations If It w unla G e r m a n y to r e c o g n iz e Its p o s t-W o rld W a r II b o rd e r. G e rm a n land w as given to Ifoland after the wur. Despite Ihe turnaround. West G erm any's allies were left with u biller aftertaste and may well wonder If Kohl's remark Is not a sign of things to come. Kohl had angered his foreign polttlcul Irlends earlier for falling lo consult with Ihcin before presenting his plans for political and economic unification. Faced with uullonul elections In December, und more likely than not the hope of eventually iM-romlng the first chancellor ol Kohl’s aides react angrily to comparisons with Adolf Hitler’s 1938 ’’Anschluss" of Austria, in which Nazi Germany swallowed the smaller state without a shot fired, but critics insist Kohl’s plan amounts to little more than an -outright annexation of East Germany. a reunified Germ any. Kohl obvi­ ously Is determined lo keep his electorate h a p p y, even If It means alienating foreign powers and liberal coalition partners. Although Kohl no longer links the potentially costly issue of reparations lo recognition of the border, a statement he adopted with his coalition partners says West Germ any ussumes Poland will slick lo u 1994 pledge not to seek any further reparations Irorn a mulled Germ any. West Germ an taxpayers are well aware that Ihe eosts ol re u n ific a tio n w ill be h uge , chiefly Ihe rehabilitation of East Germany's shattered economy. And they are uwure. loo. of the loomtng threat of hundreds ,0^ billions of dollars In reparation claims. At Ihe same time. Kohl ap­ pears Intern on being remem­ bered as the man who led Ihe two German states to reunifica­ tion. Dismissing opposition calls for restraint. Kohl Is determined to move toward early unification, citing Ihe massive exodus from Eust Germany as a reason lo act quickly, before Ihe East German In lr a s t ru c lu re d is in te g ra te s completely. And he has mude It embar­ rassingly plain that he wants unity on his terms: the adoption of ihe West German currency, eonstliutlon und polltlrul system by East Germany. . Kohl's aides react angrily lo comparisons with Adolf H iller’s 1938 "Anschluss" of Austria. In which Nazi G erm any swallowed the smaller state without a shot fired. But critics Insist Kohl's plan amounts to little more than an outright annexation of East Germany. A l a recent rally In support of c o n s e rv a tiv e E a s t G e r m a n parties campaigning for March 18 elections. Kohl was at pains to tell about 29.000 people that there would be no " F o u rth Reich" — a reference lo Hitler's T h ird Helrh. In the past week. Kohl has been working a tough schedule, dealing with complex political Issues at home and. as other West German politicians, stu m ­ ping In East G erm any, where the party poll Ural landscape cloarlv reflects I hat of West Germ any. A strong showing In Ihe ballot b o x by East G e rm a n c o n ­ servatives March IH certainly would txxMt Kohl's chances of w inning West G erm an elections and heading a unified Germany. P ,* k k Mow- writ*, h r Uni tod P ro ,, lnttrn«lion«l N A TIO N A L C O M M EN TA R Y Anti-hunting movement gains ground ■y ROBERT MsI f ILL________ There Is u one-sided struggle belng waged over hunting. There Is a well-organized and well-financed legion of unlmul rights ucllvlsls who are seeking — legally and sometimes Il­ legally — to prohibit hunting on grounds It Is wrong to kill an unlmul for sport. T h e n there are th r hunters ihemselves. an esllmaied 17.5 million In number, but with no nuttonul single-purpose organi­ zation uggrcsslvrly promoting Ihelr Interests. T h is lopsided rohfroulutlon Is generating culls from sportsmen ueross ihe country for hunters to untie und create an order of battle before Ihey lose the wur by default. W h ile a n ti-h u n tin g zealots battle In Ihe statchouses and courthouses — and In the flt-Ul w ith harassment — hunters complain mostly to each oilier. T h e ir >pposlllnii. such us It Is. Is mostly negative reaction: scat­ tered und uncoordinated voices dealing with localized events. Many people foresee u dim luture (or sport hunting unless h u n t . T s llnd the nieuns to edu­ cate m illions ol disinterested Americans ubout llic crucial role liunllng has in wildlife manage­ ment: to underscore Ihe fact that burners themselves provided the millions of dollars over Ihe Iasi century that saved a long list ol animal species from prohublc cxtlnctton. How m any people know, lor Instance, that sport huuiers were the prime movers of legisla­ tion thal outlawed the murkel liunllng by professionals that was laying waste Ihe duck and geese populations. Just us hud curlier wiped out the buffalo and l>asftctiger pigeon populations? How m any non-hunters know that If II had not been for sport hunters w illing — even eager — to pay game management bills through license fees und special excise ta x e s m a n y a n im a l species would not have survived in this country? Deer, antelope, elk. wild turkey, elk. all would Indeed be scarce today, maybe non existent. had hunters not paid for their salvation and propagation by funding slute game departments. Ducks Unlim ited, which lor u half rentury has been collecting money from hunters to save North Atnerlcu's duck und goose p o p u la t Io n s , c a n n o t be a spokesman for ull Am erican hunters. Neither cun Uuall U n ­ limited. which does likewise for the bobwhlte. the National Hlllc Association nor any of the oilier sportsmen's groups dedicated to wildlife preservation or flrrurms legislation. One organization thul Is de­ voted to hunters' rights Is The W ildlife Legislative Fu n d of America, with hcudquurtcrs In C o llim b u s. O h io , formed 12 years ago to protect Ihe legal rights ol hunters. Ilshermru and trappers. Th e W L F A has taken uu active role In helping Individuals and groups across the country, par­ ticularly In uldlng legislative lights against what It considers unfair laws. It was part of Un­ s u c c e s s f u l o p p o s i t i o n to uulmal-rlghts forces that sought lo ban fur garments In Aspen. Colo.. In February, and It drafted Ihe model law under which 33 stales now expressly outlaw hunter harassment, which In m any cases consists of Illegal Interference -w ith legitim ate hunting actlvllv. Whether or not it Is capable of organizing a nationwide prohunllng movement Is problemat­ ical. Hut T . Allan Walters. W L F A communications director, cites figures to Indicate hunters cun prevail If they will only wage an organized fight. "Th re e percent ol the population sto p p e d the V ie tn a m W a r. May Ik - 15 percent of Ihe A m e ri­ can population ate hunters. And Include ull Ihe sportsmen (70 m illion. Including llshertnenl and you have a significant part of the population, enough lo swing almost any valid Issue or election. " I am not pessimistic." Roboft MkNttll lnt*rn«t'on«l tor UmtaJ P r t n Military’s policy on gays is hypocritical Military gay people made headlines re­ cently. T w o of them. Miriam Heu-Shalum und .fumes M. Woodward, were In the news bccuusc the Supreme Court rejected Ihelr ajijK-uls lo lx- allowed to continue lo serve In Ihe mllllury. For Ihe third. Armlslead Matipln. It Is Ihe second time he's hit the news. Th e llrsl time was almost 20 years ago. when he won a military commendation from Iheii-I’resldeul Klchurd Nixon. Now Maupln has been In People magazine because he's a tx-xi-sclllng author — and because he Is gay. How Ironic thal Maupln should resurface |usl ul the lime Ihe I’enlugon's "N o Gays A llo w e d " |>ollcy Is receiving so m uch publicity. Maupln might not have had to go lo Vietnam ul all. He Joined Ihe Navy and volunlrered for the war. Afterward, he returned u s a civilian lo help rebuild the war-torn country. Yet the Pentagon doesn't believe Ills ilk deserve the op|y<riunlly lo serve Ihelr country: Hcn-Shalom. a sergeant in the A rm y K rscrvc. has been forbidden lo re-enllsl because she Isa lesbian; Woodward was txxiled Irnm ihe Navy because he Is a homosexual. Set aside fur Ihe moment thal these people are being discriminated against solely because ol Ihelr sexual jirelrrence. I in bcwlldcrtd as lo Jest what Ihe Pentagon Is ulruld of. Do they tear homosexuals may try to seduce helrrosexual soldiers? outstanding evaluations. Hlllnskl's crime? While testifying as a character witness for Ihe delendunt. she was asked by a prosecutor If she agreed with whal Jameson had "done, whal she has pled gtdlly to?" HUluskl answered thal since the homosexual affair didn't hapjK-n while Jameson was training ihe recruit, she had no bud opinion ofli. You don't have to have an opinion ol Jameson's actions to see the hypocrisy of a system lhat puts a female soldier In prison lor making love lo unother woman, while And If so. do Ihey seriously believe shuiinlug any responsibility for Ihe actions homosexuals are going to Ik- successlul In of Its mule soldiers who have Impregnated that regard, or jm is c any threat, among the women a nd abandoned ihelr children p o p u la tlo n of re d -b lo o d e d , g u n g -h o around Ihe world. heterosexuals the military has historically And us regards the Pentagon's ' No G a ys " al traded? |>ollcy. I can onlv guess llial those In charge Ill Ju ly 1‘MtM. the Marine Corps court- have never known or worked with remartialed Sgl. Cheryl Jameson for engaging spotislble gays who are credits lo ihelr Jobs In a lesbian rclatloiishlj) with a former and coininuullles. My cxprrtenec with gays recruit. The all.nr did not hu|>jK-n while as Itlends. acquaintances and co-workers Jameson was training the recruit. The has been so |>osltlvc. all I can Ihluk Is that Murlnrs sentenced her lo a year In prison. Unde Sum should lx- so bn ky. Iheii demoted and dishonorably dlscliurgcd P e r h a p s u goveriimenl so blind dix-sn'l her. deserve lo benelll from the lalenls ol the In Ihe same case, the Marines dcpilvcd many high quality people, w ho liappen to Inanother woman Marine ol supplementary gay. w ho w ould like lo serve It Trouble Is. 11 (MV she was due as a drill instructor, and is ihelr right as American citizens lo serve pul a negative report In her file. Th is in ihelr country's m ilitary. It s lime that Marine, former Stall Sgl Christine Rene either Ihe Supreme Court or the Congress HUluskl. had nolhlng lo do with the lesbian makes sure that right Is respected. Incident: and during her 11 years us a C iHONfatpapvrfnlfrpr.MAuoc^lKjfl Marine, she had received nolhlng but �4D — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March If. 1990 High-tech telescope opens a new era in star-gazing United Fran Inter national I.A SII.I.A M O U N TA IN . Chile - Aslrimomcrs have Ix-gun .1 new era In searching i Ik - heavens in ltlg a limit K i ll telescope whose llll|ircccilclllcil ciinslstcndv sli.irp Images m .n open ilia* wav inr .1 glimpse ill flu- lx-ginning nl time I’c relied .nop La Sill.1 Mnniii.iln in Ai.ir.nn.i Desert ol northern Chile. On- Kii i o | h-iiii S o ii Oicmi O liscrvulury* Ni-u Irrlm olngv I clcsi ii | h- In Ix-ing Innnprli-il liv Its Imllili-is ,h tin I h s I opllral Iiik Irn n irn i nl Ussi/c in iln- worlil I In- lcli-scn|x-. nir.iM if ini’ I I 1i li-ri L I "» m clcrs) in illa m clc r. Ix-gan n g nl.u iq x -ra m m s in .lom iarv .mil Is ptiNlni Inu 1I k - lu st Images ever i.ikr n on ilils ninntilaln anil prutialilv iln- lx * i ever. m u I nlisi r\aniry d m 1 lot D.m lcl llo lsi.idi Jo rg e M rllili Iln- observatory s si |cm c ilir n im .dsn ptiN'I.ilnird iln ilri-p sp a n - Im ages iln I h si r v r r taken — u n n d i-rliil." A lllimiitli a Inrnililalili- l r l r s m | n in Us n u n light III! 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Tin - V rry lairgc T rlrs rn p r will push dial liark In about 10 hllllun Ilulil years — far closer In the cosmic "bln lianit" thought to have rrra trd thr iililvrrsr about 15 billion years ago. Al 10 billion llglll years, "you slarl really In lx at the age of the creation." Ik iu rh rl said. One light year — the distance Mgbl travels in a year — erpialx about 0 trillion miles T h e New Technology Telescope Innugur.iir* several atlvani-rs dial will lx- Incorporated In iln Very lairgc Telescope. T h e most Important Is the relatively llghtweigh 11 lyfcxit Id 5 uieterl “ Zennlur" mirror Saucer watchers: New Hampshire is UFO haven United F r t u International* i 1 ■ r•f o•* 3 I1 1 I : 5 ^ f Seeingeye dragon M t u l d Photo by Tommy Vine0*1 Stull. the Magic Dragon, the 0H1c1.1l mascot ol the Orlando Maqic NBA basketball learn, was 00 hand lor a special program al Pinecresi Elementary School in Sanlord The program sponsored hr Ihe Florida Eye Clinic in Altamonte Springs is a traveling show that visits central Florida schools Ihroughont the school year and stresses Ihe importance ol eye safely and sight preservalion BOOK REVIEWS________________ M o re ideas rarely d is c u s s e d T h e Mcsaage lo the P U n c t B y Iris M u rdoch (V ik in g . 5 8 3 pp.. S 2 2 .Q 5 ) Olleii al llu- renter ol Iris Murilix li s lleiioo Is a shallowy eharaeler who in.iv he either an evil genius or hrllll.iul tx-nelaelor. hill whose dunking according lo those aroiuul him. will change Ihe world Snell Is Ihe case III I I I ! Message In llic I'laiu-l." M urdochs 2-llh novel Mareiis Vallar. a mallu-iii.ille.il prixligv .mil recluse, Is hrmighl lo eenler stage lo a dramatic scene In u lin li lie seemliiglv resur reels an Irish jxx-l. I’alrl’ k Feimi.io who m.iv have died because of a eursr- from Marcus Marcus. Ills daughter Irina and his ills clplr-aeolylc Allred Ludcns make up mu* ol ihe major strands In MurdtK’h's braid of a siorv Ludcns believes loiallv In Ihe genius ol Marcus, jirixldlog him lo |inxliue wh.il lie Ix-lli-ves Marcus eaji.ihte ol — a melajilivsleal l m l li lhal w ill eliange llu- world A second major slranil involves palmer .l.u k Sluerwater. who learned his maimer Irnui M arius. Ills wile Franca anil Ills mistress Alison, who are seeking lo Inrgc ail o|x-n hont-si menage a Hols Some ol the best passages in llu- novel Involve Fraoea s woiklog llirough lu-r love lor .lai k even as she deals with Jealousy and rage I ii eharaelerlslle faslnou — lu-avv on long jiasviges ol uiilnierriiiiied eonversaiioo ili.ii really coiislllute philosophl/log — Murilix li m a n l p u l a l e s h e r e h a r a e le r s llir o u g h elri um slaiues dial serve limit- as stage props than (lr.iiii.il li-evenls loa deiioiiemenl Slm jilllylng wlral a Mnrdoeli novel is alxml Is never easy. Mostly It Is a play nl Ideas, ail argument over what eoiislltuli-H llu- good. die irue. llu- lieailllfiil. llu- eoilllli I ol aelloii and cunlcmplalloii. die nature ol love in a universe ol aecldcnl and a world wlllioiil Clod llroodlng hehliul these ideas h i " T h e Message lo Ihe 1*1. met" Is ihe ipieslloo ol I I I ’ II o Ii h .iiis I .mil wlu-lher any language am Ihoiighl can eiieiiui|iass the rc a llli llic nieaningol lhal evil Ihe sheer lo n e ol M iird ix lis lilli Heel is liy|inolli- anil slu- makes one >are alxml On si nllt-u p.ijx-r llilll people who live more as repn-M-ulal ions ol Ideas She also needs a gixxl cdllnr Neither Idea nor plot cun siislalo Ihe 5li3 pages ol Oils Ixxik llul there Is si 111. as usual lI k - pleasure ol rr.ultng a Slury Ili.it provokes Oumglit on Ideas rarely discussed H a p p y T a lk : Confeaalona of a T V Newam au B y F re d G ra ha m (N o rto n . 3 4 2 pp.. S1 9 .B S) While much has Ix-ru u n i o n alxml llic drelllie ol On* net wink Ileus shows. Fred Graham CHS s long lime legal correspondent has given ihe sad story a personal toueli in ll.i|i|iv I .ilk i oiilessioos nl a IV Newsman Graham was let go hv CHS in Man h l ‘i«7 as |i.ul ol a massive wave ol lavnlls designed In eul i osls "We had signed oil lo lx- jnnriialisis lie writes nl Ills years al CHS. and they hail changed llu- rules on us. in mid career When llu- driving pur|xisc shilled liiim llilcninliig llu imlille In lnll.ittrig* Ihe laliugs. those ol us who had eoiue lliere ooili-r dlllerenl |inoi ipies lell lx-1 rayed " However. Ills veals as a oelwork corn-s|xiiidenl i m erlog die law and Ihe Siqircm c Courl and as a r<-|xitler al The New Ymk Tim es did mil prepare him lor how |oiiroallsio Is practiced on local trlevlslou. Graham hail seen llu- end ol Ills career unit CHS ioiiilng and hail Ix-cii negotiating lo return lo his homeiown ol Nashville in Ix i ome llu- lix-.il anelior lor WKIIN'. llu- siailou with llu- lowest r.illngs lor lls news Ills relurii lulrndiiccd him lo such staples ol some local T V as sweeps weeks wllh stories alxiul sajanlsm and sex-era/ed nuns, eu workers hired (or hxiks not brains and anil the ever Jiresenl hapjiy talk Graham did uol survive as a Irx-al anelior Ills slorv Is well written. ea|iOvullng ami told with liumor ll also sheds much Itghi on Onli nil mo i lll.il gives ninsl people then news B u rn M arks By Sara P aretaky (Delacorte. 3 4 0 pp.. S 1 7.93) 0 Isn't necessary lo he fam iliar w iili workings ol Chicago |xilitus In enjoy Sara I'arelsky s yarns, hilt ll does add lo one s enjoyment ol d ir mysteries shr writes T h is is Parrlskv's sixth Ixxik sl.Urm g V I Warsliawskl. On- able, iiii-ooiiseiise. lough lemale jirlvale'ik-teellve w ho also ably iim -s In i Irnillitiilly lo solve eases. "H orn Marks" Is a mixture ol arson, hrllx-ry. |xilllles anil lauillv lies O i.ii pull Warsliawskl In dlllerenl dlrci lions Warsliawskl seems in lx- always in mmioo and ollen Iruslralrd or o|isei at evenls .mil |x-ople around her I'areiskv whirls llu- sinrv rapldlv along wiili ail ixeasimi.il slop lm a rmuaulle Interlude or lor V I lo lean on On i omlnriliig ioalerii.il shoulder ol her |ilivsielao Irleud. I.miv Ihe ease is not overly eoitiplex hill ill gelling In llu- soliiilon. I'areiskv again pm vldes some wimderlul eliaraeleis and a lot ol llu* Mav ol ol a 11 ih a tu |i m T h e Se rp e nt'* M ark B y Robert Duncan (St. M a rtin 's . 2 8 9 p p ., $18.93| fills chilling i at .nut 11ions, iniv•I le.miles I’rlc r Klein. a liiliocr New York Cltv ili ln livi known as the inmisier e a l-her lor lu s .ilnln v In lr.li k psVl'Ili’tli klllri h \lter one klllel Ill-ally lakes Ills III! In In ails lm Ihe serenilv ” 1 West Viiglola Hill mu m ousiir •.in r lei Inin lx- ami S irin is ion ■ min a sln iu ilo u o dial litre.ileus evi-rvOiing In lias util keil lm I he Scr|x tit s Mark is iiilrlguiog and captivating ll |inls do leader loin llu -u u iiil ol On psvi luiiu killer A llrsi ran- 1 loili i P O ItTS M O im i. N .ll - New H a m p sh ire , ihe stale whose early bird primary attracts pres­ idential candidates like litmcv draws Hies, also seems a popular destination lor exlraterresllals IJFO Investigators have been i bet king mil reports of flying saucers, whirling llilngamajlgs anti soaring pie plulcs In the (iranlte Stale's skies since al least 1932. In ihe past year, reports of U F O sightings here have been inoiiullng al a pare slmllur lo the massive wave ol rr|Mirts In lire I'JOOs. vrys I’cter Geremla. stair d lrrc to r of the M utual U F O Network, or M U FO N . (irrrrn la says Ihe slate's iiolrd U F O cases anti euntimilng activity rank ll No I In Ihe nation among some lovesllgalors lor r.xiratrrrrstlal i lose eiiemmlrrs "I made ll Ibal w a y." |okrs H c l l y H i l l . 7 0 . a r e llr e r l I’orlsinouth <lillrl welfare worker whose tale ol a Sepl 19. 1901 experience w ith aliens on a lonely road in the While Moun­ tains marie headlines around the world Al llu- time. Hill anil her la ir husband. Harney, said they were alxluelrd hv Imm .molds Iron) a "huge spaceship with iwn red lighls" one lerrllylng night as they drove home Irorn a visit in Monirrul I lie Hills said tltry were qursl loner I alxml hie on Kart ll ami were medically tested during a i wo hour Interrogailnu by an alien leader who rnm inunlcalrd ell her verbally or lelepalhleally. file Hills said they were re­ turned In Ihe ear hv llu- aliens a n il told they would not re m ember llic lr ex|x-rlence. They said II was only alter undi-rgolni hypnoile therapy by a lloslnt psyehlalrlst d ial llu-y reeallrr ih e in e ld riii T h e ir Interrupter Journey was unveiled In (k tnhci 1905 by Ihe llosion Travrlei newspaper A in n n I li e a r l i e r . N e w H a m p sh ire 's seaeoasl reglor nearly was jianleked alter Hirer people. Iw n ol them Ex rte i i ’o llie officers, rejxirterl seeing i IMI-Iixit diam eter glowing rrc d isk over a lartn "The Incldrn' al FLxcler” on Sepl. 3 . 1905 . D lci del.oleit by C iiiin e rlle u l aullioi .John F u lle r , tn u eh ed o il i m assive wave ol sightings arrow Ihe nation D ozens ol New H a m p slilri r u s e s s w e ll Ih e s ig h t in g n o lrlx xiks lh a l H ill and o llirri have eon i|illrd river the Iasi 21 y e a r s T h e y ra n g e from c m ysterious object lh a l allrgrdl) lell Into a frozen farm jmiiiiI Ir W a k rtlrld III 1977 and war retrieved by a m ilitary unit, It Ihe Del -i. I 9 H-I sliln g ol a m ria llle erall a jxiliertuan v m soarlngnvcr Keene "U FO s are old hat here W r'vi had I hem here since 1932 when w hat folks called Ihlngamajlgs.' halls ol lire' and 'm rla l plr plates' were sjMilled in Kxt'ler and Hillsboro." H ill said "It's g ellin g so lhal tI k- only jicnplc wlio re|xirl UFOs are nt-wrumers " (je rriu la . who leads MUFO.Vs 2 5 iiiem lx-rs In New H am jisliirr. sa id s itin g s seem lo Inllnw eyrie * . "W e have had more a e llv lly 111 the Iasi year Ilia n I’ve seen In 10 years." he said C iv il rig h ts m a rc h c o m m e m o ra te d ; a c tiv is ts in s is t s tru g g le is n ’t o ve r United PfB ts International SKI.M A A I.i Civil m i’Ii Ih .ti 11 \ I s i •* i m iii |iI r I •• a r •• i n .m t i l l « li I n l t h r I ‘ Mi ft St Illiii |«i Mm |i I i *ii ii ii in h i .im li till** W lik illll i mix h im il ih.it llilll i tjll.lllrl I rill III \ lIllN II IN• Mill xi I XXnil III! II Hllllltnlr I III x kilnXX lhal li ilrral « iv ll i »uhi s Ia xxn Ii .ix i mil Mi^iilll •.infix ' 11.191Lt* ll (III I I IIIIHIIIIr IM•X\ * I llilll *si MI.I I llilll I III IllWIlS siii li as tins uni hi i « iilral M. il am .i I In J7 IMM) Si Im aiis .III iMikiil m a l.u l.illx ilix isixi anil im H asiiiiilx hith i lli*lil lm i nil Itlll III lllrll plllllll S» IlINlls S rliiia 5 0 m ilr s xvrsl nl M«iiiti*ihim rx Alaliaiiia s rapital. IS 111 4 lirarl nl ill! Itlark Ill’ll. SO liailli il I n i . IH S I* nl lls rll ll III.Il k soil Mllii»iii *Ii blacks i oiiipf Isc 52 P« IM III nl S 1111a S |MFplll.ll lull. lilt x at* a I 5 lllllinrllv nil llic si I immI I h m m I xxln< li is ap|M»ililcil t•X 11II II 1111 mill I Cllx < 9Mlllt'll. xxIn n xxInns li*'hi a one xnlc m.i|ni n \ Man h 7 . 1*105 "IlliH idy Su n d ay" , inn. ii 1It n il civ il rlglilN loarelierN lo Out atrocity. A l.iliam .i nlate l r o o | i i T N a s s a u lle r l llu - tie inoiiNiraiors t ir in g tear gan rau iU sIrrs and swinging lilllv clubs They were lucked up by a m ounted posse ol vigilan tes armed w iili hull whips and r.illltprnds Baseball------Ntiuply tN.-eause lie was a convclitem eholetHe was there, already In the budding, next door lo the com ­ missioner's oilier. T h r ow nrrs gave him Ihe job In hojics of tM-Ing able lo ker|i him behind closed doors and hiding him from thr media until they could find a real commissioner. Th e y didn't want labor negotiations to drag on Oils long. The longer II takes, the greater the chance lhal Vincent w ill say or do Kim rthlngstupkl. Th e re ’s your flrsl problem. No leadership at O k- highest level of the game. Glam uOI's tenure was Hole more than a useless 'hit m an' legacy and Vincent Is Just not qualified for the Job. plain and simple. O n the players' side of the coin, it's somewhat hum orous to set- 700 guys who spit tobacco juice on each other's shoelarrs and scratch themselves on na­ tional television gather around Ft-hr and try tu negotiate a contract against tram ow nrrs who cat llllle people like baseball players lor breakfast What makes Orel Herslilser a qualified baseball contract nego­ t ia t o r? li e 's a b a b y -f a re d . washed out pitcher who can't make It In tin* rrul world. Just like most ol the rest ol the members of the (layers union. If these guys had to gel real Jobs lo make a living, d u n c e s are most ol them would starve. Ilershlsrr is there because h r knows If baseball slops, his big salary slops. And what would h r do for a living If he couldn't play baseball? Good question. He's probably qualified as a dish-washer, or street sweejier or maybe has the potential of m anaging a car wash, Hut wllhixit tiasdiall. the jilayrrs arc nothing, nobodlrs. Ju st a nothrr number on an tiiu-mployment check. T h e players m-t-d Ihe owners more than the owners nerd the players. There comes a lime when enough Is enough Nobody Is worth 93 million dollars a year, regardless of thr Johor the la lrn ls So lo the ow iK-rs I say lt-1 the p la y e rs cal cake, leave Ihe la m p s and the stadiums lockrd and lei's sec how Ihcsc glory hoys make ll In the real world. Hesldrs. there's loo many good liaskrtball games in March and A jirll to miss w atching m il­ lionaires groundnut lo third C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e ID m ajor e m ise q u riu rs lor puhlliI titOiernuire it siitil. "ntllt-e liealOi and the world economy." T h r exjierts evaluated "a v rry .mil tea <li inking are .ivum t.ilctl vv tilt ettlieom ll.llll tieltav lors large num ber" of studies Into Mil'll .IN 1 Ig.uetle Miniklllg .111(1 r o l l e r d r in k in g In v a r io u s eiiu nlrles. Ihe statement said. ■i Main tlicl.ov IkitulN Av a ila lili n I iiille s tin not I iiiitln u ln g in jiarl "D ifferent results were oil p .im it anv i noeliiNUio .i ImmiI tamed lor cancers at dlllerenl ■.•retliogeiin ’ tin I n nl 1 alleon ImmI v stirs, licit studies ol bladder llu Niali iiicnt N.111I AppiilVIOlalelv I 5 tilllK.il cancer provided Hole evidence . tqiN nl nillee an .trunk every O ut the occurrence ol earner at dav Itiloiigllonl Ole world.'' It tills site m ay tic related to e o llrr <in 111111 it. I llu - 1111 >ni loiter |M-r drin kin g "On tin- other hand, ilirrt- was p, in . to in i trlink 10 On- Nordli ■’ ’iiiiiiu n vvtu i* p. ..plr .Irink a ll iiid le a llu ii Out ro lle r may pmieet against cancer ol Ilut” OI 11v. ■opN.iil.iv Mm. Ilian 5 m illl.in I oiin are II don and rectum In hrlw ri-n I’I ih I i u i i I aiiiiu.itv ill Nome 50 these two jmiIcn . On- risk fur hri-asl 1.lin e r was shown rr 1 mice glow lug o.ill, ion ..ml eol iiia rk a lily consistently lo tiuve III In m i llilll ’tills lo ml III 1111 a s s o c ia t io n wi t h c n H r r i n i ’ i o a l l o i i . i l e 0 10 01 e r e e llu 1* tnl* Mini cfiiN u I m iiiI Ir ■ tr inkin g Tea Is al |ires(-|il llu- rnsot N. 1I1 IV ” 1 11" n |tu m1111 f ■ all liave jxipular beverage In llu- world (h u ll perhaps because ol its widespread use II has been dllllcull lo study ttic* effects. The W orking G roup was unable to classify lea with regard lo lls carclnogrtllly to humans One interesting observation, howev­ er. was lhal Ihe risk lor cancer ol die eso|ihagus aji|ieart-d lo tie increased In populations who drink their lea very hoi. as In llic Caspian littoral T h is Itnding was ol particular interest since m a le Is also a s s o c ia te d w llh rs o p h a g n l cancer when drunk v rry hot as 11 is in those j u r is ol So u th A 111 e r I e a w h e r e t h e ejiidr 1m 11lngie.il studies available were carried mil Th e resullsul a study lii progress 111 I’araguay. where male Is drunk cold. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 11, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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>, March 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/10f39e0c17bde9d8bcd4b55fc51caad1.pdf ca2f53d2a2b3916460671f8842fb3825 PDF Text Text F R ID A Y March 9, 1990 j o /* S a n fo r d H e r a ld 82nd Year, No. 170 — Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST □ Sports SCC deals with 16-1 loss SAN FO R D — Th e Seminole Com munity College lm.-wb.UI was blown mil of the watrr Thursday when Ihey lost lo Santa Fc Communi­ ty Col It-nr 1(5-1 In a Mid-Florida Confrrrnrr game. se e Is now 1-16 overall and 1-7 In ihe confrrrnre. T h r Raiders travel lo Tampa for a n o n -c o n f e r e n c e g a m e to d a y a g a in s t Hillsborough Irforr returning home lo fare arch-rival Valencia nrxt Tuesday te e Page IB Top runners come to Lyman LONGW OOD — The Lyman lnviiailun.il track meet at Lyman High School tonight will feature some of the best high school Iriualr distance runners In the southeastern United Slates will be going head-to-head in mile and two-mlle runx According to Lyman couch Fred Fluke, runners from M lam l-U ulllvrr I'rep. Miami Christian, lirookwuod. Ga. ami lima RatonSpanish River will be nmn.ng against local lavortlrs Am y Glnnelle and Jo y rr Tullts of Lake lirantley and Lyman's Annemarle laidln. See Page 1B □ Local Lake Mary planners deadlocked LAKK MARY — Local I’lannlng Agency hoard members couldn't reach a decision last nlgltl on a propostil from Southland Really Investment. Inc., lo build houses on the sou'heasl corner ol the C ountry C lub Road and Main Road Intersection, tee Page 3A Preston death warrant signed TA L L A H A S S E E — A fourth death warrant has been signed for Seminole County killer Robert I’reston. Gov. Hob Marline/ signed this latest death warrant Thusday and set Preston's dale with the clectrtcchalr for the week of April 3 Preston. 32. has eluded execution through court appeals three limes befor-. since his ItJfll death sentence for robbery, kidnapping and murder. Preston killed l.ll' ( hump clerk Krllne Walker. •**». In Altamonte Springs In January M17M. Longwood gets grant money LONGW OOD - A $3,500 federal grant has been given to Longwood lo study and revise deslgn and zoning guidelines In Ihe historic district. City Planner Chris Nugk- said this week. Umgwood will match Ihe grant with $5.(XX). Nagle said. "We want objective guidelines to say what's compatible In size, scale and rythein for the historic area." Nagle said. Nagle will work with a consultant on visual ( onllnulty ami design guidelines. He also said lx- hopes lo use a portion of the funds for a brochure featuring significant structures and u walking lour A second brochure will illustrate and explain proposed regulations for the historic area. Nagle said. No case against rap songs here SANFORD — Seminole Courtly Sherlif John Polk said his pLin to have a Judge review a rap recording he calls sexually explicit lo determine II Ihe lyrics are obscene Is out of Ills hands, lie salt! Stale Attorney Norm Wolflnger would have lo decide lo punare Ihe ease. Polk said today Wolflnger lias said hr has no r ase lo lake lo a judge on Ihe Issue. Chief Circuit .Judge O il. Eaton Jr. told Polk yesterday that under slate law the slate attorney Is the only olllelal who can bring this Issue lo a Judge. Polk said "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" by 2 Live Crew remains on store shrives In Seminole County despite claims by remrd sellers that sates have hern withdrawn or restricted polk said hr was responding lo citizen's romplanlx when asking fix Ihe ruling, and citizens now should take any further complaints on the Issue to Wolflnger. From stall reports INDEX ..S B Church D ire cto ry.. ..4 8 Claaalflada............. ..S B . qb ..A D Dear A b b y ............... ,.3 B Daatha...................... .S A Editorial................... 4A Flo rid a ............... H o roa cop a ....... Pa o p la ............... P o lloa ................ Sp orts... ........... R e lig io n ............ Tolawlaiort........ ........ 3B W e a the r............ High near 80 Partly sunny today with a high near HO and winds Irom ihe East al 10 lo 15 mph Mostly lair tonight, and sunny tomorrow with a high in the low HOs For more weather, see Page 2A S h e ’ s No. 1 Lake Mary High Instructor named Teacher of the Year By VICKI DoBOftMIBA Herald stall writer LAK E MARY — Diane Elaine Lewis, an anatomy and physiology teacher at Lake Mary High School, was named teacher of the year today by the Seminole County school district. "It was a difficult decision lo chose the top teacher Irom llx- (piallly Individuals who were presented from cacti scImmiI." said Dick Hofmann, dtslrlrt coordinator of community relations and public Information. He added, however, that Lewis' enthusiasm and professionalism brought her to Ihe lop of Ihe list. She was to lie informed In a surprise ceremony al Ihe school this alleriiMin. Hofmann, who was one of eight community leaders and district employers that xrlrctrd Lewis, said she "would make a flnr representative of Srmlnolr County In Ihr slate competition." "She had a good grasp on her subject mailer." Hofmann said "A n d she was able lo communicate It easily In her students.” Lewis has spent her rntirr seven-year leaching career teaching llth amt 12th graders at Dike Mary High School. 055 Longwood laikr Mary Rd.. In Lake Mary. She has bachelors degrees In hlglogv and education and a masters degree In biology Irom tlx- University of Bee Teacher. Page 5A Diana E. Lewis O h yeah? W e ll tax th is , pal State lawmaker calls for gas tax rebellion U n U a d Praea International________ TA LL A H A S S E E — House GOP leader Dale Patehrtt. openly dis­ mayed by President Hush's call (or higher gasoline taxes at Ihr state level, railed on other stales Thurs­ day io join Florida In withholding ferieral gas taxes In a "rebellion" against Washington Palchell said he was angered by Ihe Hush proposal lo shift the lax burden to the slates while some 82H.4 billion languishes unspent In ihe lederal trust fund for highways, mass transit and airports. "There's going in be rebellion about that. There's no way we're going to let llx-m withhold that money without a light." Patched said of ihe trust lund. which he said ihe admlnstrallon was using lo make Ihe federal budget deflrll look smaller. "It's lime we went to Washington and toll! them . 'Release that money.' How can you Justify raising taxes lo any citizens In this country when you're silting on that kind of See T u , Page 5A Heathrow expansion approved By J . M ARK B A H F IIL O Herald stall writer SANFORD — Seminole County planning and zoning commissioners Iasi night voted 4-1 lo approve a 227-acre rxjranslon of Heathrow. The addition will add more area bul not m ore houses to the 1.475-home development. The two parcels arc located at Heathrow's northwest and northeast edges and serve lo square Heathrow's bound­ aries with Markham Road. Miranda Fitzgerald, attorney for llealhrow owners A.vlda Inc., said several small parcels totaling 27 acres north of Ihr proposed Western Hellwuy will nix Ik- developed until llu- beltway Is built. The slate legislature has not approved fund­ ing for the bell way. Arvldu (imposed lo leavr a IOOfool w ooded buffer betw een Markham Woods Road and the homes In Ihe western rdgr of the new sections. Louis Conti, president of the Markham Wtxxls Homeown­ ers Association, asked that one-acre liotnesltes be built at the western edges of Ihe section Instead of the proposed one-third acre homcsltcs. "W e are In general opposition lo any changes to the How-density) suburban estates zoning, bul we like the spreading-out of the homes that will be built." Conti said. I 'A Z c o m m is s io n e r F r a n k Shelton, past president of the Markham Woods Homeowner's As­ sociation. recommended granting ArvUla permission fee the addition If Ihey develop onr-acre homesltes adjacent lo Markham W immI s Road or retain the HJO-fiut bulfer If ihe wooded strip Includes a 30-fool wide, five-loot high landscaped berm Arvada engineers said tne tierm would require the removal of ajijiroximalely IOO trees. VAX commissioners decided Ihey preferred trees lo a berm and voted -I I lo reenmux-nd Arvida's plan Shelton opposed Ihe mol loll ;I» 1 .’ U : M ;T They said she was tall, but this is ridiculous When this wavy-haired beauty needs some work on her hairdo, evon Vidal Sassoon can’t help It takes a heavy duty, industrial strenQth halrspray to keep this blond going. Actually, John Childers ol National 3M Advertising, Is getting ready to lake down this billboard and replace it with another. The sign Is located on S R. 434 In Longwood It s still true that blondes have more fun, unless of course a billboard worker comes along with a scraper and peels your face oil Lake Mary chamber has new home B y L A C Y O O M IN Herald staff writer LAKE MARY — The Cliumlicr ol Commerce is growing like Ihe business eoiniiiiiulty il serves au-l will soon move Into expanded quarters For ihe |iasi II) years, die ('handier has shared spacewilli l.ipplneoll's Ink S|tni. Inc . It 15 Country Club Rd according lo Cindy Hrnwn. llu- Chumbrr's corn s|Kindlng secretary Hui now Ihe ('handier will have laney new digs in ihe Lake Mary Centre. 3N2I Luke See Cham ber. Page SA Lake Mary mayor may challenge Sturm in county com m ission race ByLACVDOM CM Herald stall writer Dick Fast Gunning lor Sturm 7 LAKE MARY - Mayor Richard K chh said T h u rs d a y he iiiav challenge liicumhcnl Rc|iuhlicau Hob Slurm lor Ills seal on Ihe Scmiiiole Comity Commission in tills Scpn iii Imt s ( lei lion Fess lias ironed mil most ol the details, and is looking at |iiilliug together an organization to li.mdli ihe cam |ialgn In-said Eiicoiiragcmeui Irom tils children weighed heavily m Fess decision Mv kids said Go lor It Dad Do It Fess said Concern lor his mother s health lias di laved Ki ss di-i istoit Ills mother, who lives m Indiana, is recov ering Irom earn er surgery F e s s said In* is not eoneerueil about larlng an Inemnheiit lor IHlhlle olllee because lhal was Ihr siiiiatton he laced when lie run lor mayor ol l-ckc Mary In l!IH4 He Is serving his thud term "Incumbents don'I sc are me." Fess said "I have more eoulldeuie in voters' integrity Ilian in think they would just follow like sheep " Storm lias served as commission­ er lor 12 years fess Is also lircstdflll ol ihe IriCocm ly League ol Cities chair man ol iln- Quality ol Cities lask foie e lor Ihe stale ol Florida, serves See Fes». Page 5A �> 1A — Sanford Httild, Sonford* Florida — Friday, March t, ItfO W E E K E N D PLA N N ER (Tha WMfaMrt P I T list! :* puMto 4 f M l$ M * M th ltls s . -v t s t 'Tv'.i b o r-?'*-' ! •#n4 typawrHlBji M iM hine*Herald, 300 N. Franck A**., Death sentence thrown out Santo*'FL8X771. M u t e M TA LL A H A S S E E — The Florida Supreme Court Thuraday threw out the murder conviction and death sentence of a man charged with the sexual aaaaull and murder of a 4-year-old I’rnsarola boy. Michael Reilly waa convicted and sentenced to die for Ihe Feb. 2. 1988 death of Jonathon Wells, whose body was found on Ihe bank of a fishing hole near his Pensacola home. The high court ordered a new trial for Reilly because Ihe trial Judge would not allow defense to strike a potential Juror for cause, forcing the defenae to use one of Its 10 pre-emptive strikes and affecting t he makeup of the Jury. Assistant Stale Attorney John Spencer said Ihe Attorney GrnrralVofTlce will request a rehearing. According lo trial testimony. Wells was reported missing by his parents after he did not return from fishing at a local bayou that he often visited. He was found shortly afterward on the bank of the fishing hole, strangled and with his throat slashed. Itcllly. who had been released from prison In September 1987 .liter serving time for raping an elderly woman, was arrested within days of Ihe slaying. The murder weapon was never found. Birthday boy gooa to Jail JA CK SO N V ILLE — Michael Syingfellow's 24th birthday paity friends hadn't planned — Included u surprise lhal his family andI friend his arrest on charges of lewd and lascivious behavior. Ai first hr thought It was another birthday gag. but he's not laughing now. and neither are his parents, who have filed a complaint ugalnst the arresting officers. The episode occurred late last month when Strlngfrllow walked Into a Jacksonville nightspot for his birthday celebration and was surprised by his parents and two sisters, who came by bus from their home In Ocala for the party. Strlngfrllow said he went along with what h r thought was u gag when three scantily-clad dancers led him lo the stage, slapped toy handcuffs on him and began gyrating around him. lie cooperated by removing his shirt. That's about Ihe time police showed up with real handcuffs and began making arrests — Strlngfrllow. ihe three danrers and Die club's manager. The ofTIcers said Slrlngfellow consented to u lewd and lascivious performance by removing his shirt. Missing hallcoptar locatsd in Atlantic MIAMI — One helicopter crash survivor was rescued Friday Irom Ihe Atlantic Ocean and Ihe bodies of two passengers recovered, following an all-night search for the aircraft's wrrekage. Coast Guard officials said. The charter helicopter, which was bound for the Bahamas, was found floating upside down In the ocean about 4 miles off North Miami Beach at about 4 a.m. after someone walking on ihe beach spoiled aircraft parts and notified officials. ''One body was found right next to the wreckage und the pilot was found ubout a half mile away." said Petly Officer Carl Vllevltch. "Th e second body was found farther north." Rick Oulhery. a pilot for U.S. International Chartered Helicopter Services, waa wearing an Inflatable lifejacket, said l.t. David Newton. There was no word on Guthery's condition. T h r two passengers, a Miami couple, have been Identified, but lhere namrs have not been released pending notification of next of kin. Police round up fraud suspects typa ot grant, data, oddrtBO, admtooton c f w i i If any# and ton*. 4 l n inatoM p^to^t^t n in ka t to caN tor mam Information. Ad Nam* am Button to adNaital IM ceaArt. IX E. Mataairra Ava. WWttor Part: Tiffany M r i ntnd— i. Tiffany art glass ana Itm century Amarlean paintings an iltSlay Haurv Tuat Sat, r x am 4pm. Sim . lapm. Far araipiat liar tartar, call tar marvallant No admission charts. Do tallt. sal Hit OCrooMs Arts FWo Art OoMory. 400 Si Andrew* Bird. Wlntor Part: "Tha Fisorarff ol Dana Yancey ant CalUtraphy by Ana Marla LIurraMo." *411 run ffvoufh Marc* X Canary Sturt Man Prt. tam Jp m. No aWnHalan chart* la rwviar tausry OttaUv 4>l 1X0. tCraaffvs Art OoMory. lot S Maitland Ay*. Maitland OaUory Sour* Toot Sal. II oa.4 pm : Sun, la pm. h Charts 0*1*114.047 X S PO* Walls Art . Fans Par* Scandinavian Association at Hapar Viking Club hosts Scandinavian and ballroom danclnt at It* marlinp tvary sacand Xlur day at 1 pm. Far dslails. call lha clut prvsidant at 051 7114 tCaaaatbarry Santar Cantor. M N Tnobl LaAa Orly*. Cetsribarry Squara dancing •vary Sunday at l : X p m : M an. advancad Una danca at I p m.; T u ts . round danclnt al I X p m . W ad. bapwuart Itnadancmpat I I p m Ballroom dancing an third Saturday. 7 :X p m , S I X danaPan Oat*,is. U l 1UI. •it. SX •Dtilataad Ctaggart. LaAa Mary FlraDapt. First Straal and Wilbur Avanua: Claaaas hald Mondays tram 71 p m CTtarpa tar clataas. Datails. Ul %Ht POM tttebary INatpars. Kmphts at Catumbws Hall, S. Far* Avanua. Santard; Clatalog classos hald XNndays tram 71p r Chart* * 9* lore lor class** Otb.lv la* MX •■•lllat, Allamanta Mall. Ammonia Springs Patch Bappws at Orlando, rhythm ‘n’ bluat danca club Wbd and Frl at I p m Dalails. XI MIS aInuthar* taINt Tbaatra. 170 Oronpt Ar*, Wmtor Park Tha Ittaw laaaan mil mcluta "Repertory Cancart." March X II: and "Ceppaffe. May IS J* Parlarmancat will ba haldal lha Bab Carr Pvtarmlnp Arts Canlra. all W Llvinptlan St. Orlands Admission charga Dclallv tTSIIIl Jury recommends death for murderer |DRAMA From Unltad Prats International rsports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE - Tha daily number Thursday in Ihd Florida Lottery CASH 3 g«md was 1SS on SI. Hoc (1 (numbers in any order): tao lor a Meant bat. *160 on SI. I '.Boa 6 (numbers In any order): 540 lor a 50 cam bet. WO on 11 Straight Boa 3: $330 In order drawn. WO In any order on a II bat Straiaht Boa 6: $290 in order drawn. $40 II picked in combination on$t bol •Tho Mark Two. X74 Edgowotor Drlv*. Orlande "Run For Your WIN.” will nm through March IS For details coll THE MARK ar I 100 7X MARK aTV*by CanNr. lac.. PO Bar 714. 0* Land Information, call S04 71*last bointtn I and ap m Tonight...Mostly fair with a low In the m id 50s. Light variable winds. Tomorrow...Portly sunny with a high In the low 80s. Light southeasterly winds. Subscription Bolts (D oily A Sunday I Homo Delivery a Mail I Months Sit X 4 Months 4 X 00 I y .* r tr* M (ton in ran Library movlss contlnuo Stminolt concerts to rtsums Seminole County Public Library System. 215 N. Oxford Road. Casselberry, continues the movie series on March 13 with "Cane Toads: An Unnatural History" and 'The Picturesque Paradise — Th e English Garden"; March 27. "Technicolor and Technology — The English Seminole Community Concert Association next concert will be Harvey Pltlle Sax Ouartet. performing classical and Jars pieces. March 24 al Seminole Community College Fine Arts Theater. Concerts open lo members only. Details. 322-4793 or 322 3213. ’ Mar II; "tho Namo ot tho Rata," Mar X. and "Xtl A Spec* Odyssey." Apr A Thoro Is np pXoXoNW chorgo ond a Bradtaa-McIntyre tobta. m W Warn showing bogus ot 7 1 pm In N It . Lonpwoob Visit Pa IXP 1 4 room v.cto Holt For mar* inlormotioncoll XI 47*1 non horn* tvvry second ond fourth Wedwas •lamUtoa* Pitta Cinamo. laminolo Plan. toy Irom llom bipm . Admission charge Hwy 17*1 ond 5 A ala. Casselberry D*taitv in 4*x Driving Mist Daisy." MaWwuto “ Details. •Central FNrido la*. Hwy 11*1 ol I A IT* 7777 Santoro Footuroi onimti Noting lhowi tat ■ •Tho UN iUs. Lake Howoll Sguoro. 1171 S A Sun; pony rldtv Worn, to t p nt. otophont aM. CoaaaWorry: -Tho witches." "Pom on rldot. Horn NO pm. Admlsaton charge Iho Fourth ol July." "5N*N AAagnolioA" "Look Wha t Talking - "Hard To Kill.'' "Tho Details. m tax OFNo World loo. N Hwy 17X. Santard Hunt For Sod October," "Joo *t. Voicorw." Eaotk ond form ammat* Frl. Sot ond Sun . "Glory " OttaUv *7* 7]aa IP pm I p * AdmMelon chorgo Dt'ailt. •Unltad ArlStl MrUot at Mart* Flan, corner ol Xian Bird and (ntorprlao Ad. n iiTtt •Hoory SAoSNn lanOwd Momortol MdOOOdi Orango city: "Glory." "Driving Mitt and Ubrtry. IX I Flr*t 51. Santard. Visit Dotty," "SNoto Meyaffts." "Look Who t Santoro*hitNry Tuoi Frl. Worn 1pm.; Toitmg." MadnousA ' "Too vs volcano. and Seal. 11pm IN admission chorgo "Bad Intluonco." "Tho Herd For Rod Octo Drlolll. SO 1441. t«l soot bor." "Ski Patrol “ DU*,it. Wa 771 ITM PtOdUaoN County Hldorkal Mrnourn. alia $ Orlando Orlvo. Sonlord Iin iho County Oporoffont Cantor, across Irom Flo* WorldI Hour*: Mon Frl tam blpm .; XI.. Sun. 14pm. No admission charge Ootailt. •Ball Wottaro DalWna Inn. til D*Itana x i logo. Bird . Deltona Ml*«d Emotions W*d XI beginning*11 Kpm D*t*i>s 17444*1 •Cosart'i Paiaco. no S Orlando Orly*. Santard Nm Imago. Mwi Sot. tagUwung ol 1pm Datails XI 0410 • Alto moat* Mall Cinema i o n E. Alternant* •Fitsgwtlds 1XN Pdmtlta Am . Santard O riM . Alternant* Strings "W ar ol Iho LlM ontorloUunonl Tuot Thurs •pm and Frl Sot beginning ••fp m. Details X) IHO Roots'* "Hard To K ill" O m u ls 0 4 use • (aslea Thttfer. 1X0 S Orlando A m . •Ftarida Symphony Crcbottr*. I« 0 N Mill* Maitland "Mytfery Train" 7 I I ond » X tv*. Suita L Or tenth Th* MottarworSs p m . March * 10 For Information coll Cotta* Concerts ot IhoCarr Portarming Arts *44 7711 Contra will taoturo Swmgttmo Rtvotry on March IS 4 17ol I p m and Iho Quintatton P IntersItN Moll S S R 414 ond I A Alta monfe Springs "H u rt For Rod Octabor." liol Classics on April II A It pi I p m For "Joo » i. Tho Voteone," " X I Patrol." "Bom mart Intarmeltoncell W4 XII on tho 4th ol Ju ly." "Man Don't L o o m " Details U l JOSO • Movloland 0/1, J740 Orlando O rlvo: "Batman.“ "Joo vs Tho Volcano " Colons X 1 I1 IA • Plato Twin. Santard P la it "Driving M itt Daisy." "Tho Hunt For Rod Oc tabor " OotollsX171«l • Sominolt C l a a M l y Caltago. Woldon B ir d . Sonlord: Tho p ro to n le llo n ol Hollywood Ptrodiso M il continue with "Tlm o 17fl. Santard Logecy. Frl. Sun » p m lo dating Don Polo. Men Sun. beginning at 7 p m OUUIs XI H « •Orlando Broadway Xrtat. dab Lerr Performing Arts Ctnlre. Orlando Tho 110*M tooton W ill Indud* "Ch**s" April 17X. ond "SlorllgM Esprtss" May I*. Season subscriptions m* currently on salt tar thoItm showson** Omuls I too 7U >415 • Orlando Community Cancer! Association. INO N Millv lulto A Orlando Tho IWON Mason. "Carnogw Ho* InOrlando" cantmuos April I anlh mo praaartettan *t Foim I sham, soprano, ond Iho Mobopolllon Optra For moro Udormolioncoll WOloll •Ortoodo bbtoiom ot Art. ION H Mills Am . Orlando Tho "MuseumContort lorM" will conimuo with Museum Chamber Winds on March 10 Tho programs will bo hold ovary Sunday illp m inlb museum auditorturn All programs oro trooand toon la Iho public OotoUvOMom •Aondtrvout Leung*. S R 017. ono block north atIR. 41AAltamonl* Springs Bit* ih* Bullol. Tu*t Sun bogInning at * pm. Details. MBXX. PTbP Sam. IXP S French Am . Santard Details IX 417* •Control Florida Fob, tool West Catante Or . Orlando Tho Cwdrol Ftorkto Fur will open Its polos ot 1 pm wookdoys and 19 t m on /Monday and Saturday, through March II Duly ontwlolnmonl will Include China** Goldin Oragm Acrobats. Tho Sauer krauts Gorman Alplno Bond. Norvolott Nocks Circus. Jam** E. Strata* Show CernivU Midway. RUPmon's Racing Pigs Petting Too. Korhy tho Clown Prmco ot Magic. Iho Educotad Mankoy Show, and much moro Tho oiMNI building will Include crafts hobbies baked goods llmstack. 4H and FFA club* Admisuon Is IA Wyears and younger trm Soniar clttnns u Monday. March I only For moro Uttarmotion call XS FAIR I WATER ACnVITIEt I • Captain Hoy t Rtmrboet Crottos Santard Boat Works Stntard. noil to Ostaon Bridge Daily nurttad tours ond chartars of River boat Princess highlight wlkhita along tho SI Johns Rlvor Tours loom Irom Santard location omry toy OKtp! Thursdays Tour* t u r n from Highbenks Mar me and Comp ground m DoBory on Thursdays Admission chorgo O m uls X 9 141] C it y r S A TU R D A Y C lo udy 74-47 SU N D AY P tlyCldy 7 7 -4 4 F L O R ID A T I M F S M IAM I - Florida 14h Our lprpp#r a *u f *% andram lU l417pm EST Ttourtd«y Ni U Ram CHy n h ooo ApUaclucUo At I I mttQ C rn M t* 14 AS 0 04 OBytgrv*Bbbcr Fort lAxOBftfAto 71 44 900 FO flM ftM 41 0 00 GAiORtVill* 71 57 000 71 57 0 17 KtfWtll 71 70 00* Mumi 74 44 0 I* 71 57 000 P»AU(Oi4 W AvolA Bf AcJtrtoo 77 41 000 74 S4 Ira TAmpA n u in V*fO i«A<h 74 70 0 00 Rnl Film 6#scto » 7* 000 M ONDAY F tly C M y 7 4 -4 0 SF a m a sl A lb u q u * f q u a cy * f \J^A. TUR SDAV Su n n y 4 4 -7 2 W EDNESDAY PtlyCldy 4 7 -7 0 M OON P H A M S C S T A T IS T IC S F R ID A Y : LAST S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 3:45 Marais a.m.. 9:25 p.m.; MaJ. 9:35 a.m.. 1* 10:05 p.m T ID E S : Day ton* Beach: highs. 6 3 0 a.m.. 6:58 p.m.: lows. 12.05 a.m.. 12 56 .m .: New S m y rn a Bench: F IR S T Ighs.-6:35 a.m.. 7:03 p.m.: April 2 tows. 12:10 u.m.. 1:01 p in.: Cocoa Bench: lilghs. 6:50 u.m., 7:18 p m.; lows. 12:25 a m. ■BACH CONDOTIONS Dnytonn Bench: Waves are 3 leel and t-hoppy. Current 1s lo ihe north with a water tempera­ ture of 65 degreen. New Sm yrna Bench: Waves Ut* 2 lo 4 feel ami rhoppy. Currrnl is lo ihe north with a wilier temperature of 65 dt-gr<-i-!t. S u ii sunrn factor: 16. K B O A T IN G Si. Augustine In Jupiter Inlet Sm all craft advisory In effect. Today...east wind 15 to 20 kls with higher gu»bt. Seas 4 to 7 (I and higher In the gulf sircum. Hay and Inland waters rhoppy. A few showers. Tonight...east wind 15 kls. Seas 3 lo 5 fl. Hay and Inland waters a moderate chop A few showers. Th e high temperature In Sanford T h u rv tiy was 73 de­ grees and Ihe overnight low was 52 us reported by Ihe University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. , Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending al 9 u.m. Friday totalled 0.00 Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m today was 68 degrees und Monday's overnight low was 58. as recorded by Ihe National Weather Service ut I he Orlando International Airport. JO B a llim a r a c y B illin g * 44 B trm M s to A m c y SJ Ji 47 B u m A rch p c Jf JO 4J JJ 17 AMat IdCy SI 4d 21 J7 Pep SA n 40 42 JO 44 49 B o s to n sy B u r lin g t o n V I *y JA C h ic a g o sy 4S C in c in A A h p c C l* v * l* n d c y ss is C a lu m b u * O h ia c y D a lit s pc 40 SO 44 SJ 44 74 47 D s o v s r pc U JS D m M a m a s sy SI 0 * 1 r o i l fy D u lu th c y 40 1 41 09 09 11 10 JJ J4 SJ 44 SI S7 01 lO u t t v lilA PC 44 SS S4 S I AA j I w 41 17 E l P a s o pc T a r g e pc H a rtfo rd cy H o n o lu lu \h H o u s to n c y I n d ia n a p o lis c y K a n s a s C it y p c Las Vkjai I LHNs R o c k p c bu 2f tt 10 $0 49 V n 42 21 ft 71 01 •1 M SI SO IS S4 JO 71 Lo s A n g a ta tp c As * p c M in n a d p o l i f c y t b d U t v iH s c y Nt* O r le a n s p c N avx Y o r k p c Other Weather Service data: M onday’s high....................77 Barom etric pressure.30.38 Relative h u m id ity....83 pet W in d s......... .....E a s t, 7 mph R ainfall......- ................... O la. □ T o d a y ’s sunset.. 11:24 p.m. □ To m o rro w 's sunrise....6:38 N4 La AS M Anchor agape B ro w n s v ille w B u f f a lo r NEW March EE Vol 82. No I TO P O S TM A S TE R Sendoddrott changes ta T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D . P O Boa lkl>. X n ta rd . F L X f l l Orlando Museum of Art. 2416 N. Mills Ave.. Orlando, will hold Its 16th Annual Orlando Museum of Art Kite Festival Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information call Ihe museum at 896-4231. Kito fsstivsl sst Saturday ■X TSN D SD O U TLO O K IUSPS *41 >00) Second Class Postage Ptid ol X n ta rd . Ftarido u r n Garden" and "Th e Tapestry of Herbs and Hones — Th e English Garden." For more Informallon call 339-0140. Cornell Fine Arts Museum, campus of Rolllni College. Winter Park, feature* "Winslow Homer the Illu s tra to r: Ills W ood E n g ra v in g s (1857-78)" on display through Sunday. Also. " T o m Peterson: C olor Images of Weal Virginia." which will continue through March 18. Hours: T u m -F rl.. IO o .m -5 p.m.: Sun.. 1-5 p.m. No admission charge. Details. 646-2526. Today...Partly sunny with u high near 80. East winds at 10 lo I5m ph. Friday. M atch 9. 1990 Fla H i l l Winslow Homor it Rollins ] [ • Ico Nouto Tbottrv 1100 N Unsor SI. Mount O ort: Infer mason. coll 104 X7 4414 4 l i n l w b Comnsundy CoHogt. Fine A m Gallery. 100 Woldon B ir d . SonNrd lu formation. X I 1410or 40 >001 • Tho Amtrlcoo T o w n A c N ri Thootro. XOl Lawton R d . SuiN lot. Orlando Tho I N I X sattan schedule It ot fellowt "A4**l Mo In SI Louis.” March 1011; Cheaper By Tho Ooron." May 10 II Shows will bo par lor mod •I Iho Par forming Arts Cantor, VtHncIo Community Col lag*. *ott campus Orleno* Admission charg* D * l«ls 010 4X4 Extended outlook...Fair with mild days and warm nights Lows in Ihe 60s and highs In Ihe; ( ^ ) m u . \___y M a rc h 11 80s. Published Doily ond Sunday, oicogl Salur day by Tho Xntard Start Id. Inc . NO N French Avo . Xntard. Highlights THE W EATH ER |LOCAL FOHRCA1T S lr u q h l Pipy (num bers in g ia c t o rd tr) 1250 on A 50 coni bo l. S500 Watch Mystery Theatre. Professional actors mingle among Ihe passengers on lha dinnerdance cruise and afford each guest a chance to acl as a detective. Details, call 321-5091. Continuing aach Monday svenlng this month aboard tha Grand Romance, the aldawheeler crulaa ship that dock* al the Lake Monroe marina In downtown Sanford, la lha Murder IDANC1 F O R T'LA U D E R D A LE — Six people were arrested Thursday amPcHarged with operating a mulllmllllon-dollar fraudulent M-hcinc to help ailing businesses acquire collateral for loans. Ofl’.clals said ullrgrd mastermind Philip Morrll Wilson. 52. was a fugitive, along with six others. International Investment Trust was scl up by Wilson us the cornerstone of a network of companies lhal supposedly secured loans to fulling businesses, said George Cmllus. spokesman for the Broward County Sheriff's Ofricc. "Wilson und his confederates would advertise In financial publications offering help to businesses In trouble." Crollus said. Businesses who responded were offered new financial statements Including documentation that they were backed by Wilson's companies. ORLANDO — An Orange County Jury recommended Thursday that murderer John Vlnlngbc sent to the electric chair. Alter two hours of deliberations. Jurors voted 11-1 In favor of lllc death penally. Circuit Judge Joe Baker was expected to pronounce sentence later this month. Vlnlng. 59. was convicted Feb. I of first-degree murder and armed rubbery. Gem broker Georgia Caruso. 59. of Longwood. und *60,000 worth of diamonds disappeared Nov. IH. 1987. after she and a man Identified us Vlnlng went lo a gem appraiser to determine I In* value of the stones. Murdtr mystery watch •Mofflond Art Canto. nt W. Pactaaad Ay* . Maitland An mhlbmon onllllod "Th* Dratan TV on*. ChlntM Imperial Art" oil b*tM March la and tantlnuo Ihrouth Apr* X. Tho Oihisa Inclwdm mldsl«1eenW contu ry at Sio Mint Oynaoty Is lha tarty X*h canlry at lha Chin* Dynatta. - - - dhpOay **111and March4. Haurv Man. Wad. Frl.. t am. b o j p n : and Two*.. Than. It an. b I p n : and Sat.. Sun., tram naanAX p m Ne admission charge 0*1*1H. 4451101 POraat* Casnty HHNrtcal Sactaty. Ill I. Baffin* St. Orland* "Partreita 01 Canhal Florida: Tha PaUiUrpt at William Kkusr Hurt" will ba praianhd Ihrouth March X Mauri: TuPV-Frl. tam Is > pm.: Sat. Sun., naan la S p m No admluisn chart* DalaffvMUX sOrtaada Maassmat Art. 141*N Mills A«a . Hours: Tuas Frl. W a m. S pm; Sal Sun. naan to I pm. Claaad Mondays. Admissionchart* DOMIt. ON 4211 PSamtaaOt Cammuaty CaNapa. Fins Am Canary. Nt WOdw *yd. Santard: Callap* Campatltlan will run Ihrouth March 10. Callary hours art: Mb*. Wad. N am i a m ; Tuas.. Thurs.. naan I pm. Claaad Fridays Callary alia Is span M lha *roomy durmp musical and ihaaNr partarmancas N* admissionchart* Dttallv X) l*M.a>I XI O k la h o m a C it y pc P h .iA d t'p M d ih P to o a n n c y P - ’ t h D u r g h %h P o rtla n d M * sy P o rtla n d O r * r J4 JJ 40 S I 77 42 44 JJ 74 SS 4« It •0 ss SJ 41 41 2S 44 40 S a n O ia g a p c 44 S4 JA 74 40 4J SA San F r a n c iK A ly St S I L o u is p c S a il l a h C it y c y S a n A n to n ia c y 47 4$ OJ 71 47 27 OS 02 07 �Sanford HaraJd. Sanford. Florida — Friday. March 9. 1990 — 9A Wekiva development can’t get approval Man arraatad on DUI charge ■ f* i Herald etaff writer SANFORD - The following pcnon faces a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: •Oscar Lee llunfrr. 57. 116 Scull Drive. Sanford, was arrested at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday after hta car was In an accident on 13th Street. Sanford. Brotharhits brothar C IIU L U O TA — A man who allegedly hit his brother during an argument at their home has been charged with battery. Seminole County sherllTs deputies report arresting David Charles Hennessey. 28. 41 First St.. Chuluola. at 3:06 p.m. Tuesday. Deputies said there Is apparently an on going dispute between Hennessey and his brother. Dennis Hennesay. 27. of the same address. Woman chargad with aggravated battery CASSELBEHRY — A 2 1-year-old Casselberry woman arrested at home Thursday morning after she was accused of hitting her roommate with a brer bottle In a fight at a Casselberry bar Wednesday night. Casselberry police said they charged Drannda Nelson. 1402-D Ash Circle, with aggravated battery and disorderly conduct In connection with an aliack on Glenn Baylls. 21. at lllamey's Tavern. Stale Hoad 436. Police said Haylls was Irraled for facial Injuries at a hospital. A manufacturing company owns 18 acres In Ihe Spring Hwnmock preserve but uses only half of the lend They asked county planning commissioners lest night If they could have the rest of their properly zoned for Industrial use. Factory in Spring Hammock has zoning request approved Woman arraatad on proatltutlon chargaa proval from PAZ commission­ ers last night lo change Ihe zoning for Ihelr 18-acre site from recreation to Industrial. Th e plant Is northeast of, Osprey Tra il and County Houd4IU. The current manufacturing plant Is located on about hull Ihe site, bill DavUI M. officials would like In change the entire land use to allow for future expansion. David M. attorney Miranda Fitzgerald said the properly was rrzonrd In 1087 from Industrial lo recreation to be ronslslunl with oilier lands in Spring Hummock. She suld David M. owned Ihr site prior In Ihe designation of Spring HamSee Hammock, Page 8A Htrald staff writer A LTA M O N TE SPHINGS — A woman who allegedly got Into I he car of an undercover City County Invrstlgatlvc Bureau agent and tillered lo have sex with him for $20 has been arrested. Genene Lyvon Hlrhardson. 30. 207 Cadillac Court. Altamontr Springs, was also charged with battery for allegedly grabbing the agent’s groin without permission. The arrest was made ut 10:37 p.m. Wednesday ufler the agent picked Hlrhardson up on Anchor Hoad at Stale Road 436. rural Altumontr Springs. I hr arrest report said. SANFO RD Se m in o le County planning and zoning commlsalonrrs recommended dental of one request for a commercial land use In Ihe S p rin g H a m m o ck n u lu rc preserve south of Lake Mary, but recommended allowing for the future expansion of a manufacturing plant located a •hod distance from Ihe Envi­ ronmental Study Center. County commissioners are scheduled to consider the requests March 28. Their llnal decision Is expected In Julyfollowing a SO-da.v stale re­ view. David M. Co. received up- Man arraatad for battary*apouaa abuaa W IN TE K PARK — Seminole County sheriff's deputies charged Eddie Lynn llammon. 42. 1453 Pelican Bay Trail, rural Winter Park, with hallery-spousr abuse alter he allegedly ul lacked Ills wile ai home. Haininon was arrested al about 10 p.m. Wednesday at 4810 Howell Branch Hoad. Winter Park. SANFORD — Seminole County planning and zoning commis­ sioners gave a resounding "N o" Thursday nlghi to a proposed 499-home development und golf course adjacent lo ihe Wcklvu River. The decision came during ihr second of two lartd-usr hearings County commissioners will con­ sider the recom m endations March 27 and 28. The stale Department of Community Af­ fairs will have 50 days lo review Ihe proposals before county commissioners give final uppmvalln July. PAZ commissioners consid­ ered developments In the lurgrly rural Markham Woods urea. The urea was originally devrlo|x-d by o n e -a c re o r la rg e r e state homcsltcs. hut the county has recently allowed larger planned developments "clustered'' Inin smaller lots. That trend was drcrlrtl last nlghi by one PAZ member who lives In the area and Is a past president of Ihe homeowner's association. “ You can't Just look al the (housing) density." said P A Z c o m m is s io n e r F ra n k Hhelinn. post president of Ihe Markham Woods Homeowner's Association. "You havr to look at the character of the area. And lhai area's character Is toward large, one-acre lots or larger. To me. 'clustering' Is urban de­ nsities with parks. And that Is not the character of that area." PAZ commlsskmers sided with Shelton, voting 3-1 lo oppose Ihe proposed Lexington Estates Oolf and Country Club on a 837-acre s ite n o r t h of L a k e M a ry Boulevard. County commission­ ers will review the proposal March 28 but will not lake final action until Ju ly ufler Ihe stair B «a Zoned. Page 6 A WATCH T.V. CHANNEL 2 NEWS DURING MONTH OF MARCH FOR DIXON ZTR MOWER COMMERCIALS. ff• wWI UtTTXXiSXMIi now A DtxonZnt Rldar Could Cut Your ""B A N K R U P TC Y ^ •NIT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • ' WW OUT XSTS - KKF TOUS SSOSf STV •00NS0UMTC S U t •tres courcro* threats •STOP FORECLOSURE M O LAW SUITS F N I UCTUKS. NOON, MTUROAVS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER D EPEND ABLE LAW N E Q U IP M E N T 531E.Hwy.434 •WlnMrSprln' ATTORNEY AT LAW * O TM tS K S V e tS 339-2022 S U S S S -W W S tu , IMUKSMSaSSCMI ^ 4 0 7 ^ 3 2 7 ^ 2 0 ^ Lake Mary land-use change request comes under fire ■yLACVDOM N Harold stall writer LAKE MARY - Loral Planning Agency board members were unable lo reach a decision Iasi night In a controversial larul-use-cliange request. Southland Really Investm ent. In r.. applied fur a change In land use from rural residential In low denslly residential for property located al ihe southeast corner of Ihr Country Club Road and Main Hoad Intrrsrrtton. Current zoning allows one house on Ihe 3 Mi acre tracts. A change In zoning would allow Southland lo build five houses on half uerr tracts. Residents on Ihe east side of Country Club Road, who have maintained Ih r rural land use. were opposed lo ih r rrzoning. Doc Arjore. who purrhasrd his rural homcslle In 1978. said he bought It with Ihr understanding all Ihe parrels would remain 3W acres. "There Is no economic rruson lo do this. T h r man knew Ihe zoning when hr bought Ihe properly." he said. Joe Rosier owns property adjacent to Ihr disputed parrel. "If they gel tills passed, I gri lu look al five harkyurd*. These jx-oplr have tried to gel ibis pro|x-rty rrzonrd several limes In Ihr past, and It's been unanimously turned down every lime. Once you make un exception, where do you stop?" hr said. Cardinal Oaks resident Tam Dili spoke In favor of Ihr rrzonlng. "I get tired of Idling people that you gri lo my house by going down Country Club and turning al Ihr mud hole." he said. Jim Mack nf Southland, said hcaullflca. lion plans tiad hern considered In Ihr 6 PIECE WATERFALL BEDROOM SET 7 PIECE BEDROOM SET ^ - $4 9 9 9 5 ^ o 8 Drawor Draaoor, Round Mirror, 2 Nfghtstanda, Twtn/FulVQuoan Haadboarda, 8 Drawor Cheat _______ a * 3 9 9 “ THISAD | TwkvFuM/Ouoon Haadboarda, 8 Drawor Choot, Dragoar, 2 Mirrors i 2 Nfghtstanda Ckotct of Su Colon iBoik Sou) • JTuif Sao Hoalbcord Euro T h Friday. Saturday. Sunday 8 AM - 5 PM PUEA WORLD HONK BHOWCARE BLDG. >26 Boo Load, Pag* 8A Dill Centra ‘{J'Care O R L A N D O DRIVE M E D IC A L C E N T E R 3 5 0 5 3. O rlando O P iv C S a n f o r d . F l o r id a 3 2 7 7 3 ROUST M edical Centers J. •MITM. M .D .. P -A . TC l IF h On I 3 1 1 -H O * March 1, 1990 To M y Patients, Associates and Friends: c - f j V ’T . S K % a# if -» - ww s r- - - — tz es z z ex **« t s s M — in my practice. Centra Care is wen u £ £d - £- i practice £ £ managemeni. £ r s lr r S H .„U h System, « Bob Williams, M.D. o . , » m « m „ wUh ^w e ll-k n o w n commitment to quality health care. Dts. C o y, w m U r n . - d . M S & T ■ " ^ j S 53e s s s ?** ■ S •- K E J I £ & t E o u , h o »n ’» » « .0 5PM . . . V e n d , .m l no W — “ necessary. w Sincerely, •V 1 Robert Smith, M.D. Robert SmitH, M.D. A P X .E C ,A T E YOUR P A TA O N A O E Y O U . ■ U 0 IN «B B I . O U R LIVCLIHOOO AND WO i f L tl ‘cr i 4l New Srafeid Centra Core at O rin d o Drive Medicul Center (Dr. Sarith): 3505 S. Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17 92) Sanford, FL 32773 (Between Walmart and Ken Rummel Chevrolet) / Jim Coy, M.D. �*> 4A — Sanford Htratd. Sanford. Florida — Friday, March 9. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald IU IN N I S I 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 A m Code 407-322-2811 or 831-0093 Ways* 0. Doyle, M M M r ■ M a l i w» Mf nwivf iia tU h ■■ariiflna f o #* ^raaap h o t i t v Id m siv uri SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*......................................810.50 « Month*..................................... 839.00 I Year ............................................ 878.00 E D IT O R IA L S Politician plays with hot emotions The specter of a united and powerful Germany asserting territorial demand* once again In the heart of Europe stirs dread on both aides of the Atlantic. Why. then, did Chancellor Helmut Kohl revive the hideous ghosts of German history — until he reversed himself (his week — by being coy about the future border of a unified Germany? The answer can be found In domestic olttJcal considerations, which expalln but ardly excuse Mr. Kohl’s studied ambiguity. E Facing elections In December, the chan­ cellor Is pandering to the descendants of the 13 million Germans w ho were evicted from Pomerania. Silesia and East Prussia after World W ar II. These territories are now part of Poland and the Soviet Union. Although Bonn clearly has no Intention of pressing claims to the fomer German lands, many of the so-called expellees nurture dreams of renegotiating Germany’s frontiers. W IL L IA M A. R U S H E R Was there ever really a Cold War? Some weeks ago In this space I remarked thsl a rather eomleul light had broken out between the liberals and ihe conservatives aver which of them had "won the Cold War.” Only in passing did I note a third theory, promoted by Strobe Talbott of Tim e maguilnc. to Ihe efTerl that there had never really been a lwo-sided Cold War — that It was ull u hallucination In the nverhraled rranlumsor American right -winger*. This third theory deserves closer iiltenlkm. because It will probably end up bring Ihe olTiclal liberal position on ihe subjert. Any tlhrnil who Is sensible enough to concede that Ihe Cold War was a two-sided struggle will sooner or later have lu settle lor bring proud that Harry Truman rvrognUrd It early uu. and that certain nromltirnl liberals such us Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey were staunch battler* for freedom, to their eternal credit. The Talbott vrrslon. on thr other hand, enables liberal theorists to rewrite history In a way lhat damages ih r conservative* while making even dovish liberal* smelt like* roses. Of course, there has for some years been a "revisionist" theory or Ihr Cold War which blame* It entirely on ihe Untied Stairs. Hut this view has hllhrrto hern held only by u liundful of Irfilsi profrssor*. of Ihr sort that write for The Nation. Now. as the Crttd War end* and the time nears to sum It all up. this extremist view Is beginning to move Indoors. One ran ace how Ihe exegesis I* likely to develop. At Ihe end of World War II. S talin was s illin g th e re p e a c e fu lly when In 1948 Ihr R e p u b lic a n s s u d ­ denly raptured eoni ml of Congress and Initialed their "w llrh h u n t" fur commitnlsts In government und elsewhere. President Trum an responded by In ­ tensifying his op­ p o s i t i o n to th e alleged Red menace abroad, und Hie Cold f T his extremist War w-a* born: noi an view Is evenly matched hibeginning lo lalrrul struggle be­ move Indoors. J tween the Free World and c o m m u n is m , hut a unilateral strategic offensive l.iunrhrd and ronduelrd by Ihr United Siatrs. The Cold War. In Him. provided Ihr rxrusr for still further wllrh hunts at home, hy McCarthy. Mi Curran and JA C K ANDERSON m o d Met. MeW* THe VkRLPfSCHatfGWG - ■fcoFasT. AReTHefla SHY Re&AfeoN? From a political standpoint, this group Is important because It represents a big chunk of Mr. Kohl’s cxmservatlve political base. Consequently, the chancellor was striving to preserve his standing among this Impor­ tant domestic constituency by declining to declare unequivocally that Germany's pres­ ent boundaries arc Inviolate. In the process, he recklessly and needlessly fueled pervasive fears about reunification across Europe. T h ose c o n c e rn s a re u n d e rsta n d a b ly strongest In Warsaw. About one-third of modern Poland was German soil before 1939. Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Maxowleckl has called on both West and East Germany to sign a treaty endorsing the postwar border. Mr. Kohl Initially rejected the Polish proposal but appears to be growing more receptive as pressures have mounted at home and abroad for an official renunciation of any German territorial claims. The controversy sparked by the chan­ cellor's mealy-mouthed posture demonstrates the need for a formal mechanism by which a united Germ any along with the rest of Europe, the United States and the Soviet Union can affirm the existing borders. The 35-natlon Conference on Security and Coop­ eration In Europe, which Is scheduled to reconvene late this year, is the ideal forum to consummate such a multilateral treaty. In the 1975. Helsinki Accords, both Bonn and East Berlin declared Ihclr support for Germany's postwar frontiers. Now. to dispel the ghosts of Germ any's past once an for all as the Berlin Wall vanishes, the world needs a solemn guarantee that Europe's borders will remain secure. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letter* must be signed and include a mailing address and a daytime telephone number. Letter* shuld be on a subject and ahould be as brief as possible. Letters are subject to editing. ELLEN GO O DM AN On lost time and lost choices U O STO N — Th e darkest tales of the environment usually come to us lu neatly labeled scientific packages. The G r re n house Effect. The Hole In the Ozone. The DeslruclltMl of the Halil Forest. Air Pollution. Water I’ollulloii. These headlines reck of chemistry und tcchnologv. Ihil rarely do we see one minted The I'eople Problem. People, the growing number ol us. seem ui limes niysirrimisly abseni from the public discussion of Ihe stale of Ihe Karlh. IPs us If we talked alxiiil curbon-spewlng ears without any drivers. The "envlronmenial President" himself has managed to speak about global warming more Ilian once wllhnui mentioning Ihe role of our own multiplying specie*. H r leaves behind Mo­ uld Impression that tin- culprits ol the rain foresl are gibbon* nr perhaps mosquitoes. Tills peculiar spill between environmental worries und population growlli began a decade ago when hlrlli eonlrol became a imiIIIIcuI Issue. Family-planning money was cut. Refer­ ences lo population were taken out ol rejMirls. Politicians were lullmldulcd. Even envlronmenial gruu|i* concerned with endangered species shied away Horn em­ phasizing the dangers of our own burgeoning species. Those who did I lie lulk a In ml population, like Ihe Audubon Society, were accused hy pro-life logicians of making room lor birds by gelling rid of people. The desire of women across the world for access lo hlrlli control goi lost In ihe shuffle. Berry's World Ilui the days wlu-n presidents, |x>l!ltclans or clll/rlls could cast themselves as advocates of the riivlrotimenl without also being udvocales of imputation limltcs arc gone. Family plan­ ners und environmentalist* both talk alx>ut the "carrying eupuclly" of the Earth ttHlay. as if the planet were a camel and people lls straws. Earth breaking |x>pulalioll growlli was the siihjci I of a recent new report from the Populaiiou Crisis Commliiee. They look the Unlted Nallons' warning — today's 3.3 billion people could lx- ten billion by 2023 ami Cl trillion III a century — and called II "a preventable disaster." Andy ihcy wrote a prescript Ion. « 11*0 »T W 1 M J-A "Y ou 're 851 I'm 104! H ow about a May-Decem ber ro m a n ce ?" others, us well us Tor various right-wing lultluilve* abroad: support for ChUtug Kai-shek on Taiwan, leniency lowaril South Africa lirruusr of Its strategic pnsillon and vital mineral depnsii*. and support for Israel against Ih r rn ltrr Arab IMipuUilon of Ihr Lrvum. Eventually. Ihe whole U.S. economy became geared to a permanent war slain*. Soviet overtures, surh a rndm g nuclear trsts In Ib r almosphrrr. were Ignoml or summarily rejected. The whole wnrtd was forced in choose between Ihe United Siatrs und Ihe Soviet Union, and mn*i nation* jirfrd with the Soviet Union Nevertheless, as far us Ih r Untied States under successive reactionary presidents was concerned, ihe Cold War could la*l forever: an Impacted unilateral hostility that consumed untold rnergv and resourrrs lhat might oilier wise have hrrn devoted lo Ihe welfurr of mankind Just how Ihr left will grt down nlf Ihls horse and rxpluln the end of Ihr Cold Wur Is a little hard to vlsuall/r Conservative*, as writ us liberal* who rare ntxiul Ihr Irulh. had Ix-ller prepurr lo i ondi.il this oulragruu* distortion of hlslorv lielorr thr fleas walk off with the army blanket The Free World's victory In the 45-year Cold War Is Ih r prmiVIrsi and most imporium uelllrvrmriU of Ihe 2<hh century, and fuliirr genrrailons must never mixlnirrprrt or forget it. Vice President Dr. Sharon Camp said lhai during lids decade we liavcu chance, perhaps Ihe Isi. in stabilize population In lore govern mem roerrlon — the China sohillou — or ciivlroumatil.il devastation The committer llgnrr* II will cost International goveruinenis 810.5 billion a year lo make hirlh eonlrol universally available and raise ll s use worldwide triini alxiiil 50 lo 73 pert m l Thai's « a world-class price tag lor what Is literally a Whole Earth problem. ll lakes no mulhemulletan or economist In see the collision course between Ihe Earth's resources and the nuiiilx-r* ol jicuplc shrlng them. To pill II In Ihe simplest terms, the more people Mien- are. the mare wood is guihcrrd. Mu- more land Is cleared, ihe more soil Is eroded. Each year ihe world’s farmers are trying lo lerd OO million more |>eople on 24 billion fewer tons of topsoil. ll Is ihe story ol c o u n tr ie s I r o m K e n y a to lu d l u . Countries wherr fam­ ilies are caught lx-tween feeding Ihelr child re n today or saving the land lor lumorrow. The Third World Is ■ml Mir rh lrl culprit ol pollution, nor arc |M-oplr Ihe only envi­ ronmental danger. In Industrial countries each of us annually dumps five Ions of carbon Inlo Mu- air: In i lie developing world, ll Is one Ion. Hut us Worldwiileli I n s 1 11 u I r ’ s A la n Doming says. " U n ­ derneath II ull. the I m s Ic qucslloii Is how many pmplc art- con­ suming how much si ull Energy chief takes democracy literally W ASHING TON - Adm James I). Watkins runs Ihe Energy Department Ihr way he run the AIDS commission, treating the nation's energy probk-rn as though ll wrre a new plague. He has roamed the country hosting town meetings to find out what the public thinks hr should do about dwindling energy rrsourrrs. Watkins is so rnamon-d of getting a natlnnul consensus that he has lold the energy experts un hi* stalf that Ihe national energy policy will In c lu d e o n ly Ih r Ideas suggested by th e p u b l i c a n d nothing else. T h e a d m ira l Is taking democracy a little* too far. Town inertings and a na­ tional forum urr fine, but al some polnl, U'alkl ns will have (o slop asking ques­ tions and start pro­ t l h e admiral Is viding some answers. taking dem oc­ S o o n a f t e r lie racy a little Joined the Hush Cab­ too lar.B inet. Watkins hired th e e x e e u l i v e director from his old AlDScninmlsskxi. Polly Gault. and made her hi* chief of staff at the Energy Department. Then he ordcied his policy makers to come up with a “ National Energy Strulrgy." ll could be railed "AIDS: The Sequel." T h r nation would be canvassed, und Wulklns would uguln be praised as u nun whu can reach a consensus or com roveratal Issues. A copy of the AIDS commission report was attached lo Watkins' game plan for the Energy Department lo usr us "a guide for preparing similar Information for the National Energy Slralegy." Watkins Is itndrrslanduhly iroud of Ihe AJDS commission. It vaulted him nio Ihr national spolllght with Its bold and compassionate recommendation* Hi Presi­ dent Reagan. Hut someone should (ell Wulklns that cnrrgy Is noi a disease and that sewing up a nnil package of recommenda­ tions about how to solve a problem Is not the same as solving Ihe problem. He Is a Cabinet secretary now. not Ihe chairman of a hll-and-run bisk force. Sources told our associate Jim Lynch lhat M r White House Council of Economic Advisers hus seen u draft of Watkins' "National Energy Strategy'' und panned ll. The experts say It reads like the tape recording or a town meeting Instead of concrete marching orders. Some of ihe seasoned energy experts In the department are frustrated that their expenisc has been brushed aside In favor of policy by polling. A spokesman for Watkins. David Hcnton. lold us lhai Ihe staff need not fret. "They're going to be In charge of pulling It all logclhcr." hr said. Energy slarfers genuinely like Wulklns. but his military demeanor makes some uneasy. Watkins may be the first person to shove aside Ihe raveled Cabinet Mile of "Mr. Secretary." In favor of rank. Inside Ihe department. Watkins Is slrlctly referred to as "Th e Admiral." He signs Ins letters "Adm . James D. Watkins. U.S. Navy Retired.'' As one source observed. "l*cople wonder why they're gelling mall from the Navy Kcacrvrs on Energy Department stationery." f It will cost international governments $10.5 billion a ear to make ye bl rth control universally available, j Children arc Ixirn. one by one. lo a family and culture us well as a world. Slowing Mubirth rale lakes more than money and cniilnicrpllvcx. Hill we know from experiences In Tliallund and Mexico and Zlmbuwc how lu make a difference. We know lhai jxxir women want choices. We know ll can’t lx- done ulihoul luiuls The Pup ala I Inn Crisis Commlltrc wauls the UnlicM Slates to contribute 81 billion a year lo lulcrmlonul family planning, a huge chunk of money. Yet we spend five lie* as much on military aid for foreign countries. Cull tills .mother peace dividend, another defense policy. During Ihe past decade. I.unlllcs Insi choices and I lie world lost lime. Now there is a renewed recognition lliai wc are on Mils ralhcr fragile place. Mils Earih. lugelhcr. Three more ol u*every second. And rountlug The military title Is a constant reminder lo the department that Wulklns I* a veteran of the Navy's nuclear priesthood. He was a strong advocate of nuclear-powrred ships, and he lias carried lhat same pro-nucleur zeal to the Energy Department. Insiders tell us lhat W ulklm' mantra on the national energy strategy Is "S ta rt up Scabmok. start up Shoreham." two nuclear power plants. The Seabrook plant In New Hampshire was licensed last week after 17 years In mothballs. The Shorehatn plant in New York Is still walling. Watkins may have succeeded Hi warming the nation's heart about the AIDS crisis using Ihe town meclmg approach �Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. March 9. 1990 — M Tax 1A Wider AIDS tMta, coun tiling urgtd A T L A N T A — Oovrrnm rnl hralth official* urged more Amrrlran* to Ik Irulrd for Ihr AIDS vim s — nr al least seek counseling on Ihe risks — lo help preveni the spread of Ihe deadly vims Many of an estimated I million Americans remain unaware they are rarrylng ihe HIV vims that cauaea acquired Immune deficiency syndrome. Ihr Centrrs for Disease Control said. A survey conducted by Ihe federal health agency of I hoar IesterI between January 1988 and September 1989 showed that one In 22 people arrklng publicly funded AIDS counseling and examination services were Infected. Brlwern IB M and 1089. 03 CDC sopporlrd AIDS prevention programs In every siair. seven territories. Puerto Rico and Ihe District of Columbia conducted about 2.3 million HIV tests. Six percent, or 149.039of lhe tests, were positive. Bush transportation plan racalvad cooty W ASIIINOTON — I’resident Bush's plan for upgrading American transportation ran Into roadblocks nationwide Thursday at city halls and stnlehouses worried over Its switch loward more local funding. For example. Robert Klley. chairman of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, derided Ihe plan written by Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner. Klley said II was "grlillockril by the anll-transll phtlosphy that has brought us lo ihe presrnt stale of near Immobility on many roads und highways of ihe nation's rltlrs and suburbs." The policy, which President Hush announced *ln a While House speech lo leglslalors. seeks to fix Ihe nation's transportation problems with high-speed trains, further deregulation of the trucking Industry and new technology In assist urban commuters. Tl»e administration wants lo Increase Ihe allure of city and stales In paying for federal highway projects and end federal funding for Amlruk while encouraging private financing for Ihe railroad system. Nixon calls for strong U.S. role in Asia W ASHINGTON — Richard Nixon, reluming In Ihr House w hrrr hr brgan Ills political career bustling communism, said Thursday Ihr United Stales has an lm|M>rtanl role to play In China and warned anyone who "thinks Japan Is going lo export democracy In China must lie smoking pm '' Nixon. 77. spoke for more Ilian un hour before House Republicans on Capitol Hill, w hrrr 43 vrura ago he oprnrd u tumultuous career that led him up the political ladder lo ihr White llousr. then down to ihr disgrace of Watrrgalr. and now back lo un emerging prominence us a GOP elder slalrsman. H r appeared vigorous, rrlaxrd anti In good hratlh. Blsck bsby’s whits mom suss spsrm bsnk NKW YORK — A while woman who sayashe was mistakenly insrmlnalrd with Ihr sperm ol a black man rathrr ihan the sperm of her late while huslkintl Is suing her doctor and a Manhattan sperm tiank. Ju lia Skolnlck. In u negligence suit against Idanl lailxiralorlrs anil Dr. Hugh Mrlnlrk of Advanrrd Fertility Services, said hrr 3-yrar-old daughter has alrrudv lieromr the largn of racial ridicule und discrimination, according to court paper* that camr lo light Thursday. David Gould. Skolnlck's lawyer, said Thursday his cllrui was heurtbrokrn lhal Ihr girl is not hrr huslkind's child. "S h r loves this little girl und l» taking this actum partly lu the hopes lhat.ihls will nrvrr happen lo anyone else." he said. From Unltod P m i International raporta Hammock Continued from Pngs 3A mock as an area for stale Conservation and Recrrutlon Lands (CARL) program purchase, and was "grandfathered:" allowed lo remain but not expand without county permission. David M. withdrew a similar request last year amid environ­ mentalists' oppcattlon over the proposed expansion of the site. About 85 percent of Spring Hammock has been purchased under CAR L or by the county. Spring Hummock extends from Lake J c s u p west past U .S Highway 17-92 and Includes Dig Tree and Soldier’s Creek Parks. The undeveloped half of the David M. site has been sought by CARL. Last year, a CARL ofTIctal wrote If the change Is allowed. CARL would no longer seek lo buy It. The company manufactures printing press "blankets," which are rubberized wraps that are placed around printing press rollers. The David M. customers Include the U.S Mint for use In Ihe printing of currency and the National Geographic Society for use In publishing their magazine " N a t io n a l G e o g r a p h ic ." Fitzgerald said. Because the silt- lies north of Ihe Spring Hammock Environ­ mental Study Center, which has complained of noise, noxious odors and bright lights from the factory. David M. proposed to leave a 100-fool natural wooded buffer on the south and a 70-foot buffer along CR 419. They also proposed lo limit light and sound and Ihe t i mes manufacturing "ovens" would be opened, reducing the odor* from the site. Pal Burkett, a study center teacher, said s ir was happy lo sec the cooperation David M. officials gave lo environmen­ talists In reducing the Impacts of Ihe plant. Bui Burkett said shr was concerned lhal a future owner might not be willing lo comply with the assurances given by David M. officials. PAZ commissioners assured Burketl that If approved, Ihr rrslrtctlons would apply lo Ihe land use Itself, not Ihe currenl owners. P&Z commissioners vote 4 -1 lo approve the site change PAZ commissioner Frank Shelton opposed the action, saying some day the site may In*purchased to In* Included In Spring Hammock and site expansion should nol be allowed. PAZ commissioners recom­ mended dental of another Spring Hammock land use change re­ quest. George Chen, a south Florida land owner, sought to change the designation of about sevrn acres west of U.S. 17-92 from recreation to commercial. PAZ commissioners were reluc­ tant In approve the request because most of the site Is swampy. C h e n ’ s a tto rn e y . Duke Woodson, udmltted there may be little that can be done with the site, but Chen needed the land use change to Justify the expense of having Ihe site In­ vestigated for Its development potential. The site lies north of Gen. J.C . Hutchison Parkway and 1s sometimes flooded by Soldier's Creek which lies at Its southern border. Woodson said us little as two acres of the site may be devel­ opable. “ It's unfortunate, but In Flori­ da when you buy a swump. th a t's w ha t yo u gol — a swamp." Burkett commented. W o odson said C h e n has turned down two offers from state C A R L officials to sell Ihe site and another 26 ucres he owns west of Ihe site. Woodson said a 9200.000 stale offer sev­ eral years ago was 9100.000 less that Chen warned then and much less Ihan he would want now. But PAZ commissioners were reluclant to Inflate the price of land If the state Is pursurtng Its purchase. CAR L policy prevents purchase of sought-after lands ut a price higher Ihan Its value before It Is rezoned, said county planning director To n y VanDerworp. "W e're the one's who arc being asked lo rraolvc this." said P A Z c o m m is s io n e r E m e ry Hosenblulh. Woodson said Chen planned lo develop ih r site If hr could and was nol trying lo Inflate the valueforthe stale. P A Z com m issioners voted unanimously to oppose Ihe re­ quest extra money lhal could be uaec today?" he said at a neui conference. He proooacd Florida. Texaa and California, three of the largest states, hold hostage the 9.2-cents per gallon fedenu g> lin e (a x e s c o lle c t e d on Washington’s behalf. Florida collected more than 9681 million In federal taxes test year. “ If they Impound our money coming from Washington, why can't we Impound their money going up to Washington?" said GOR Whip Carol Hanson. R-Boca Raton. Gov. Bob Martinet, who for more than a year has resisted attempts to boost the stale gasoline lax In ease a 9830 million budget shortfall in Ihe state Department of Transporta­ tion. was deferring Judgement Thursday on the Bush plan. But he had no plans to rhange course now. said legislative aide Peter Dunbar. "We're talking about a trial ballon here." Dunbar said of the president's plan. "W e may want lo flrr somr shots at this balloon But wr haven't had a chance to take a look at It yet." Legislative Democrats were no more pleased than their GOP colleagues about what they saw as a continuation of a worrisome trend. "It bugs the bell out of us." said House A p p ro p ria tio n s Chairman T.K . Wetherell. DDaytona Beach. "Washington's shipping It (tax burden) to us. We either fix it here or ship It down to local (government).” U.S. Sen. Bob Graham. D-Fla.. said Bush was trying to evade the federal government's re­ sponsibility for trmnspmnation. "Th is Is a fraud lo use It lo make the size of the federal deficit and we demand that It be used for Its Intended purpose." Graham said of Ihe trust fund. Martinez remains strongly opposed to any Increase In the s ta te w id e g a solin e ta x of 9.7-cents per gallon. Dunbar said. But he has not ruled out local Increases levied at the county or tranqportallon district level. On Monday a Joint legislative committee recommended a 4* rent Increase statewide. Money raised In any of the state's seven transportation districts would have to be spent In Ihe same district — an Idra not expected lo appease Martinez. Pafchett and Hanson made their comments during a news conference called to unveil a GOP plan to break the transpor­ tation logjam without any new laxes. It Is board upon the sale of 9 5 0 0 m illio n In bonds for advance rlght-ofway aqulsltton for roads and bridges, plus unot her 9830 In bonds backed by turnpike tolls. The Republicans also envision raising up to 9230 million per year b y readjusting various transporallon re s which have not been changed In decades. For example. Hanson said, the Cham ber------C ontla a td from Fags l A Emma Rd. The Chandler had hoped to move earlier this yrar. but limited funds und an unfinished storefront delayed the move. Mike Curaal. chamber presi­ dent. said a delay In the move was due to the amount of work left lo be done on the new building. ‘T h e chamber didn't have the money to paint, paper, and carpet, so we dragged our fret a llllle." Curnsl said. "We were going to have a painting party, but now we don’t have to." Curaal said the Chamber nego­ tiated with Hardy Construction. Inc. for Ihe local kin at Lake Mary Center. When a tenant moved out of an existing finished loca­ tion. Hardy oflrrrd It lo ihe Chamber. "It was an Inviting deal." Curaal m id. T.can't .say enough good things about them. T h e y are very c o m m u n ity minded." Wllh Ihe new facilities. Curas! said It will be easier lo offer Chamber members expanded s e rv ic e s . " W e 'v e m ade a supreme effort this year lo offer Informative and educational presentations at our meetings." lie said. The Chamber recently hosted th n r monthly mccilng at the Community Center. Mayor Dick Frss and City Manager John Litton who spoke about the stair of Ihe city. Other presentations addressed w o rk m an 's co m ­ pensation and w h ile collar crime. "W e Intend to continue to present topics of Interest to our members and do whatever wr can lo help commerce in Lake Mary." Curasl said. The first Chamber meeting In Ihe new location Is scheduled for April 19 Curasl felt H r Chamber has found lls nlchr by providing Important Information with a hometown spirit. "W e don't want lo lose ihe Informality Just because w r'rr gelling bigger. Lake Mary Is a terrific place to work. We want lo gel that message across." he said. Continued from Page I A on Ihe State Legislative Committee for the Florida League of Cities, and Is on i h r N a tio n a l B o a rd of Directors for Ihe Leukemia Soci­ ety. He Is past president and chairman ol the United Way of Seminole County. Home. Altamonte Springs. In A N O K L A M A R IK D IL C L L O Angela Marie Dtlello. 78. E. charge of arrungrments. Lauren Court. Fern Park, died B E N JA M IN W IL L IA M S Thursday at Florida Hospital. Benjamin Williams. 78. 1806 Orlando. Bom May 7. 1911. In Knox Ave.. Sanford, died Friday Montrral. she moved to Fem al Florida Ho^iltal. Altamonir Park from Cleveland In 1982. Springs. He was born March 11. She was a homemaker and u 1911. In Clrrmonl. He was u member of St. Mary Magdalen retired laborer and a Baptist. Hr Catholic Church. Shr was u wus u member of James Lodge member of Ihr Casselberry se­ No. 25. Enterprise. nior center. Survivors Include stepson. Survivors Include sons. Louis Willie Met/. Sanford. J.. Fern Park. Sam V.. Orlando; Sunrise Funrrul Home. San­ s i s t e r . A d l l n r D 'A m i c o . ford. In charge of arrangements. Monlreal; five grandchildren: four great-grandchildren. H a li.w in -Fa irch ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. FUNERALS R U T H L . N IK D ER 8 Ruth L. Nledrrs. 66. Shallow Ford St., Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Born Jan. 15. 1924. In Champaign. 111., she moved lo Altamonte Springs from Oakland. Calif.. In 1977. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include brothers. Robert Kalhun. Sparks. Nev.. Charles D. Haitian. Greenfield. Mo.: sisters. Belly Smith. Green­ field. LaVerne Jewett. Phoenix. Arlz. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Allainunie Springs, in charge of arrangements. O L IV E R J .U R S O O liv e r J . U rs o . 69. 120 Terlwood St.. Fern Park, died Thursday ut Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Born Sepl. 20. 1920. lu Bound Brook. N.J.. he moved lo Fern Park from Silver Spring. Md.. In 1981. He was a retired owner and operator of an automotive repair shop and a Methodist. He was a member of Prince George’s County Club. Maryland. Survivors Include wife. Viola M .; daughter. Dee W enger. Longwood. brother. Lawrence. Maryland; sister. Hulh Decker. Maryland: three grandchildren ltnM v.'in-FalrchlM Funeral D OYLC. ALM IA L. Memorial lunar al terv.ee* lor M r. A lm u l Ooyle. U . at Seniors, oho died Friday will be I s m Sunday ellernom el ISe Orate Uni led Me modal Church. L a e Mary with Rev William J Beyer attklallns Interment will be private Arrangement* by Grem kew Funeral Hama. Sanlord penalty for overweight trucks waa ael In 1932. when the coat of repairing one mile of roads was 97.000 per mile — 10 percent of Ihe currenl repair cost. The GOP plan also would require counties lh a l have avoided local option gasoline taxes to begin raising those levies. But It would permit Ihe elimination of Idls on highways s u c h as Ih e H o m e s t e a d Extension south of Miami, where bond Issues have been palf off already. Bush's comprehensive trans­ p o rta tio n p o lic y , u n ve ile d Thursday In Washington. Is de­ signed to revitalize road, rail and air systems Into the 21st century by shifting some costs lo states, localities and Ihe private sector. Zoned C— flaws4 from Fags 3A has reviewed It. Kevin Medendnrf. director of development for project develop­ er* Lexington Home*, said they would reconsider their proposal before county rnitlmlsslnnrr* look at It In three week*. PAZ C om m issioner Harry Haglc opposed Ihe motion, say­ ing Ihey shouldn't dictate tusie In hnineslie*. "Everything Is a mailer of taste." Ilaglr said. "I have lived In The Springs la clustered development) for 19 years and I like lhal very much." But Ihe majority of Ihr PAZ co m m is s io n e rs sided w llh county planners who said morr Ilian 420 home* on the site Is too m any. C ounty planners relum uirodrd clustering many of Ihr homes onto smaller lots, leaving morr land for natural vegetation nnd one-acre lols. The county’s clustering con­ cept has In ch applied lo the Planiiitlon development Imme­ diately north of the Lexington slit- and to A L -i' .i Lakes viuih of II The development was opposed hy the Friends ol the Wrklva River Inc. environm entalist group. County plannrr Jud y Stewart said the group sent a statem ent to c o u n ty staff It calls for action on all fronts — Improved roads, high-speed trains, opening cities to more foreign airlines, further de­ regulation of trucking and even technology lo help commuters avoid frame Jams. Administration officials said the policy would focus federal spending on major national ar­ teries and would Impose new rcsponslblltles on states and localities for designing, building and m aintaining their own roads. It urges states and local municipalities to hike gasoline taxes lo pay for rood construc­ tion and lo rely more on revenue generated through lolls, trans­ portation taxes and other user fees. Thursday. In part. Ihe Friends said Hie Lexington Estates pro­ posal was not conslstant with Hie rural character of Ihe area and wllh ihe requirements of the Wrklva River Protection Act. The act requires developments lo maintain Ihe rural character of Ihr area. Land--------------- Continued from Pag# 3 A proposal lo Ihe cily. An unsightly retention pond would be reshaped and beautified with a fountain, he said. A Homeowners' Associa­ tion would be Ml up to protect the planned 69 foot conservation esMment. The only access to the area would be from Main Road. Jim Weinberg a resident rep­ resenting the developer, said a petition In favor of the rezonlng contained 62 names and representru 48 properties. Local Planning Agency board member Frank Llberatore said. "Th is Is a tough one." The Board members could not reach a drclslor on their final vote, and will forward the Issue to the city commission with no recomrndatlon. The commission will ronsldrr the Item at a future m rriing. Teacher Continued from Page 1A Central Florida. While silence classes are often viewed as dull and dry. Lewis' classes are often Infused wllh humor and a lot of visual aids. Hofmann said. "She has un excellent rapport wllh her stu­ dents." hr said. Last yrar. Lewis brgan whal she called the Body Building Project where students created "human bodies" from standard household Items, such as dish­ washing soap containers and luna cans. The project has won national recognition. "It was her creativity und rofesslonal manner that alra c trd the com m ittee the most." Hofmann said. Lewis and hrr husband. Al. have two children. In addition lo teaching, she enjoys boating, scuba diving, playing the violin and the piano. F Cowtrel ru n s * Ravowal Hm * ADMISSIONS San lord Stacey C Burtield Thareta Gar yen Trace Turner Jeckton Madge W Johnton Mark B Matheny Reginald Smith E ric k Vihlen Oebb-eC Davit. Caueiberry Howard E Lehmann. OeBary Arthur SchiHner. OeBary Harold C Cobh. Deltona Earl Oeak In. Del Iona Kimberly J Fltackarly. Deltona Harry Jacktan. Deltona Sabrina A. Zapili. Deltona Stephenw Rewell. Lake Mary Jennllor Kaarnt. Winter Springe Gladyt Reeve*. Harritburg. Pa DISCNAROZS Laniard Willie J. Cleveland Mar la Horn* Wtlhamlna Hartramph E ilean L Howe Anna 0. Mav ui "I think she Is a line repre­ sentative of what the teachers In Seminole County are able to provide to our students." Hof­ mann said. Members of the selection committee were Hofmanrt: John Blair, district crnrdlnator of fine a r t s : B e th P a u l, d i s t r i c t supervisor of personnel: Janice Springfield. senUx vice president of SunDank: Gracia Miller, a professor at Seminole Communi­ ty College; DcbUc Higgle, repre­ senting the Seminole County School Advisory Committee; Judy Smith, president of the Seminole C ounty P T A ; and Sandra Petty, a teacher repre­ senting Ihe Seminole Education Association. Committee memlN-r» observed all top ten teach­ ers In lheir classes and In­ terviewed euch teacher and some of Ihelr students before making Ihelr choice. Dougia* Monaco Barbara M Sch.rcvl Gloria Sermon Joveph Washington Jr D C William* Helen K Hodge*. OeBary Bonnie Fatten. OeBary OemtaM Cumbta. DaLend Amelia Hagan. Deltona CharleJ Smith. Defone Gyula Zarka. Deltona William Stead. Lake Mary Ttrata Ragan. Longwood NoraS Barliaid. Orange City JameiW Hawver. Orange City Thome* J Jana*. Orange City Pauline Jone*. Orange City DarcyK Sveger.Oralndo Nina K s.egenthaier. Ikuanlown. Ohio Lite J Caldwell and b A y bay. Sanlord K rytlalL William* and baby girl. Santord BIRTHS Central Florida INgienol notarial S'ecay C Burl-eld. a baby bey. Santord Tra d e Turner Jackton. a baby bey, Sanlord OebbreC Davit. a b * y boy. Cattolborry Kimberly J Fltackarly. e baby girl. Deltona Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given th*t I am engaged in business *f Sill South M «y 1t f j . C*ss*tb9ft i. Semi no'* County F lor KM under th« Fictitious N*m* ol BIG C IT Y EAST, and (Hot I intend to register said n*m« with ih# Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem no»e County. Florid*, m *c cordence with it* Provision* of th* FKtitkout N*m# Stetutev To Wit Section M l 09 Florid* SiAtutes Its/ Diversified Reel Group John Lewis Publish FvbruAry 14 ] ) Match NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E Notice is her toy given th*t I Am engAged in business At S01 Spoonbill Court Wnter Springs F L 327W. Seminole County Fiord*, under the Fictitious Nome ol MASS M AR K ETING And ttv*t | intend to register s*id n*me with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem.no<e County Florid* m Accordant* with the Provisons Ol Iht Fictitious N*m# SiAtutes. To Wit Section AOS 09 Flortd* SiAtutes its/ M*nsour S S*ri|i Publish Morcht. 10. 21 30. 1990 O E O 102 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given m*t I Am eng*ged in business At ItlJ French A, S*ntord FL 22//1 Serntnoi* County. Ftor.d* under the Fict t out Nosme ot HAIR KORNER And th*t I intend to register v*<d n*me with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem •no** County Florid* tn ac cordjnce mth the Provisions of the Fictitious N*m* StAtgtes. To Wit Section AOS Of Florid* SiAtutes I9W Am.ed NAdeem Alt Publish FebruATy 21 M*rch 2 f. IA 1990 D EN 2S4 NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given th*t | *m eng*ged In business At TU B rghAin Pi L*k* MATy JJ/U Seminoi# County Florid* undet the Fictitious N*m# ol NEW ERA PUBLICATIONS. *nd th*i I intend to register s*id n*me with the Clerk of the Circuil Court Seminole County Flon d* tn AccordAnc* with the Provisions of the Ftcfitiowt N*m# StAtutes To Wit Sect.on MS 09 F lor.d* StAtutes 19SZ A R W ith Publish Februery 22. M*rch 2. t. 14. tffO OEN 2SI >.t. itto D EN ist NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice i% hereby given tn*t l Am eng*ged m business At A// St*rstone Dr . L ite Ma t y $*m ■nol* County. Florid* under the F ictitio us N*me of K A T A ASSOCIATES *n«J I intend H> register SAkJ n*m* with ttw Clerk ol the Circuit Court Sem ■noie County. Florid* tn *c cord*nco with the Provisions ot th« Fictitious N*m# Sl*tu*es. To Wit Section US 99 Fior.d* StAtytes its/ John R Wo'ovhen Publish Feferuery is J ) Ma th 1. 9 1990 D FN tri NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given th*t l *m engaged »n business At iso/ Sunshine Tr«e Blvd Longwood F iotk Ja i i t n Seminote County F lor id* under th# Fictitious N*m# Of HIGH Q U A L ITY OE V E L O P M E N T A N O O lS TRIBUTION. end fh*i I -nt*nd to register s*<d n*me with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem •nol* County F lor id*. *n «< cordAmt a •th me P'Oe | * . . I the Fictitious N*m« Stetutet To Wit Section MS Of Florid* StAt utes IPS/ M W Flynn Publish Match t to 2) n I9«j O EO 101 NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given th*t l *m eng*ged *n business At IV) Ken*ick Circle Cesseiberry FL J2/0/ Seminole County Florid* under th# Fictitious N o m e ot P A T T V S C R l AT IONS end th*t I intend to register *A-d n*m# with the Clerk of th# Circuit Court Sem •no*# County Ftor>d* in ac cord*n<e mth the Provisions ot »h# F u t.t-ouS N*m# St*tu**s To Wit Section MS 0* Florid* StAt utes It St P*tnci* LAMont*gne Publish M*»ch 9 l* 21 M *990 D EO 94 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby q v#n thet ** *♦• engaged in buvness *t Sli E Semor *n Blvd Apt | J Fern Perk Fl* jj/ M Sen.moie County Florid* under the Fictitious N*m« Of C lC And ih*t we -ntend to register t*>d h*m# with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Sem.not* County Florid* >n a<co*d*n<e mth tn# Provision* ot the Fictitious N*m# S'Atutes To Wit Section MS 09 F lor d* St*tut*s 19k/ Corbin V«*rs Ch*r*e*W Perkins Publish V 14 >990 Dt N 2St tebruATy JJ V a u lt 2 �•A — Sanfoid MaiaM *S.inlorcl Florid.) — Friday Maic-i 9 1990 LOWPUSSNOBODY (ANBUT... 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TABLETS BTL MEDIC ASPIRIN ZIP-LOCK ARMOUR CANNED HAM ALL VARIETIES H AR VEST FRESH CHEK DRINKS WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES LIMIT 2, PLEASE �Sports YOUTH BASKETBALL Bulls, Magic post Biddy wins TS A N FO K I) — hr Hulls upset Ihr lr>l||lli' Ir.nlmn ( i llU s 2d III III liiur uvrrllllirs .mil llic Millin' drlratrd llir Knlrks M7 III llir Salvation Army Hitlilv Huskcilull l.ruRnr l lir Ir.iitiir, lur I mivs H years nl age .m il m iilrr. play* us |>.imrs m i M i i i i i I.iv .m il F riday inghis u ill) c .illir s .il li 15 |i ill .m il 7 ir»|t III Willi lour games in plav. llir si.miliuiis show llir Critics nil top .it (12 Irullril In llir Magic al llir Kmrks.it 4-1 .mil llir lliilts.il 2 li l lir liliill srnirr Inr llir Hulls In llirlr vlrlor, over llir Crlllcs was (lenrgr llakrr with six |H)inls H J C r a t l hit Id o l 15 Inx-throw* on Ills way In a guinrhlgh 15 (mints for thr C rlllrs In Ihr Matilrs' win uvrr Ihr Knlrks. Dniiahl Mrlnlush till lwo Irrr throws In Ihr rinsing srromls lo bring his Irani from Ix-hlricl In ihr vlrlnry Mrlutosli |r<l ihr Magic in scoring with five point* Julius Kranrls li d thr Knlrks with five (minis OVIKIX) — Knhhtr Slin k shut an rv rn |>ar dli lur nlnr huirs Thursilav as tI m- Ovlriln l.luns raised ns rrrnrd in 7 I with a 15'I2 im vlrlnrx over Si'tnlnnlr ai llir Kkana ('mil and Country ('lull Wrilnrsilay H rlillld Stock llir n lh r r si on Is Inr Ih r l.lnlis w r r r J r r r r t l llru w n M ill l l r m i Nelson I t 11 and T o m M in io n 1121 For Seminole, which Irll In () li. ll was Turn Koval |5(l|. Mark Harrrll |52l Krldlr Adams (5dl and .Joe Nlrliula*(54l doing tin* mmit Ih r next uialrh lur Ovlrdn is Tuesday when ih r l.lnlis travel In Weklva Country ( lull In play laike Hraiillry lur llir lead in the Semlnulr Athletic C o n lrrrtu r llnlli leams rurreiitlv have uilr loss III Ihr i null trill i CHURCH SOFTBALL Sp rin g league features 12 teams SANFORD - The Santnrd ( hurt h So Ii Im II l.engue will ku k nil Its |«X«) Spring season Saturday w ith ils hlggesl In Id ill several vrarx I hr Iraiiur w ill lu vr 12 leams ilry Idl'd lulu all A and a II league. The rr((tllar season will Iasi lur l() Saturday* w llh a inurnamriii m Ini low All names will Im- played al Chase I'ailt wall llir Ills! untile sei in stall al H a in anil Ihe Iasi liallir srhediilrd lura 2 15 p in start I hr A l.rnnur will rulislsl nl Cenlral llapllsl churl h nl (ind Firsl lla|il|si nl Osteen (.rare l ulled Mrlhndisi. Maranalha I'rttlai nslal and SI Slrphru Catholic Ciiiillliuilll v Church nl Wilder Springs The II la-ague will have C.dvarv Christian Center. First llaptisl nl Geneva. First llaplist Markham Woods Kuad. First na/arrnr ul Sanford, ( ir .u r Chrisllan and I Inly Cross l.illhrrau nl l.akr Mary COLLEGE HOOPS Bearcats eliminate FSU in OT H it.O X I. Miss. — lirady H u g h es look an inside Ir r d Iruin A n d re T a le a n d scored w ith right se ru nds Irll III iiv r r lllllr T h u rs d a y lU U h l. hillin' ( T l t r l i i n a l l past F lo rid a S la te Ii5 6 4 In a llrs l ro u n d gam e ul Ih e M rlr n C o n fe re ilrr T o u rn a m e n t K n rltrr. No I s Louisville Ireul T ill.m e 7!l (i(> and M rin p h is Stale ln|i|M'd Soul It C arolina 7 I 5(i III jusl ll i r s r io u il u v r r llm r gam e in Ih r 15-year history " I ih r M rlr n T u iiru a n ir iil. 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D E L A N D J Ht*aid PHoloby «t«y Jordan Som m ole s Henry W illiam s is jm o n g Ihe top seeded competitors in the triple tump going into tonight s L>rnan invitational track meet In all. 21 hoys teams jn d 15 girls teams are scheduled to participate in the meet L A D Y W IL D C A T R E L A Y S W illie llu rest nl Ihe i m i i i HV Will I h .il I.\|||.ill III* llirls li.ii k le.m is lln lli L.ike M.ll\ l.lk* U nw ell .ind S i i i i i i i m Ii will l*« « Mlll|H tlllll 'll Ih' l.oldv W lld i.il K i 1.1 \ s .it W l ll I e i I*.» I k s sh ow .illi i I t* Id \lll Mi l l s Wi l l . ill III* I I I I 11111111 e v e i l l s I h t • l.a n n hi l l .ill t i n events |. i \ n ^ n w e l l I*.till will will Ih l>« i i t •*•|l III • (I III held A ll.lM lllll* .ll III* I* s 11ti •11m li HI .I HIM ll ll* I d i M III t<» I h « l l i l l h l i I n pl . i i i .Illl! SI M|l I lit III* ( I is ni ll* (lllll l! I** N l.lll .11 i p III ( A S S K I.H K K K Y D ia m i l.o u i lossril a p rr lri I lullin' lor llu< < lillllnifs as ih r S ilycr H a w k s yy. u llir lr filih stramhi t’a m r l.a k r H ow ell, w h lill Is now < I overall and 2 2 In th r S A ( . only li d 2 l) a llr r tw o in n m i's Imi sro rrrl five rim s in Ih r ih tn l and four ru n s in Ih r liiiirth lo blow lli r nam e open T h e Haw ks r iu lir u p w ith H i Inis III ll i r ip lllir. pared hv Jo y Jo s . (ill See Crept. Pagje 2D l.m .n L lh . B r .n llt . 900 04 0 )1 0.1 9. — I ) II g W.iyrr and toll., Mj.trnjn ,.na VhIii Al' Mof!m.,o 10 II IP A v .w rllo Ol No., l« Nor, MW Sturdi.^il M.iooty L, < uvoroll 0 4 SAC l « r Uf.inllv, . J a.,1411 . SAC Tern-Dale turns back Invasion Prom tfaff re p o rt. S A N F O K I) — T r m Dale C om pany upsel new ly.i lo w iird league ■ ham Hon C rr a tlv r Invasion 5 It and llir V ir r k liiK C re w o u lla s lrd C ra / y W in n s !) 5 as llir Saiilord K ri rra llo n l)r par I m e nl I h u r s d a v N l|>hl Soli lu ll l.r.iLpir ra m i' lo a rinse al Chase Car k I II.- tlnal slaiidlnus show C r r a liy r Invasion on lo|i al 7 2. I r m Dale > rim id al (i l W i n kinit Crew ilu rd al 1-5 and Cra/y W inns lour III al I H I n n Dale s n . n l lour ru n s in llu lop ol Ih r second llllllllll on live hits liu Inilliivi a yy din O rll/ duulili . in lake a I I I lead C r r a liv r Invasion a iis w rrrd W illi i b r r r runs ill llu I m>1li tin ol Ih r s i olid oil lorn lilts hut llu- ch a m p io n s w ould mil M o re aiiaili T r ill Dale .ulilt d all llisiir am c ru n III lli r sixth I hiiiii; Ih r il.iilinigr lor I r m Dale Ul ll J im m y N h rlh rld (Irip lr. sllllllr iiiii si o r r d I Ja y Jo h n s o n K u o s llliilrs . tw o rim s sco red). Kny I riiip lrlo ri IIw o sm i;lrs. ru n si u rrd l ■lilt/ and S try c llarii-is lo u r donlili r a r h l D r r r r ll Fry m and Kandy See R e c re a tio n . Page 2D Turning it loose on two wheels Longw ood s Jett Farmer won his gualdying heal Thutsday during com p u lilion al D a y to n j lnlernalion.il Speedway Ruling a 600cc Yam aha Farm er 23 com pleted the live lap heal in 2 03 71 la te r in the I T T f l Ptto'o6y Hilly Jocli'i day Farmer rode a 250i-c Yamaha lo a IJIh place finish in another live lap qualifier ol a d d le re n t class A graduate ol la k e Mary H igh School Farmer will com pete in the Supersporl race at 11 a m on Sunday �l i - Sinlord H i told, Sanford, Florida — Friday. March ft, iftftO S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S U f lR l N o t lc t » R I M M M a A l) Friday ■ a t ft m i l Lata M o a fta l DaLaoA a p m L»chL*wPr*patWympr*Ta<1k.4pnn Sentfopka pt OvtoRau 7p m Lafta ftraanay at Lypupv 7 a n . GIRLS* O O LF Darraaa ■ w d r l n a i i w n t n atama at Marriur Counlry Club. 1 JOp m, IT a AIT H n Tarb a m m iii» i* aa wa m i m a . » m i It li ■ H ta aa L y ws*w at Dana aa. 4p m Laba M a n at ta rw a C ra a i, 7a m tr a c k a n d f iil d Lymaa Ikiitotkawil a Lyman H un Sctwat Flald avantt tla rt at 4 p.m .. runmna preltmtisarto* at 4 : » a m , rwmtna flnata at 710 p m Lady WUdcal ftatayi at Shpwattor Ftotd. a pm Vi U 34 1*4 3 W M M n M It it it Utah ■ALEBALL Lake M ary at Laha HmpR. I a m TR A C K AMO F lftLO EaptoReUytat Showoltor FtoM.* k r L airtan layttattaad at Laatburg Hlfh School. 9 a m m aaa W sir .art aa j u — m ll<> la uto i t 'i n L art. 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Stoma y; C ilPin Slat* las Ch u lond IM Sacrtrw rt^M LC harlatN Ml Detroit pi New Jersey, 7 l i p m F h ttn lt at Inatrm. 7:M pjn. FtrllandalPMIadMpMA. 7;M p m Seattle at Atlanta. 7 30 p m M c h h n ttn alNathm. l . t p m Utah pt MlhaPM tt. * pm . Gatdan SlPN at L A Laban. M .M p « Ptrliand at Washington. ni*ht Phttnl a t lM i n r m t a.mgni Nho J t r t t y at N n Yark. night Indiana at CMcapt. niphi Oktlao at Houston. nighf Otnypr pt Son Antonio. night “ ■ 'i p t u s r Tate Maalcoltoao*q Fnmo Stoat. ILI 7 p M .-N .IL Mrtr Cantor onco not. MtmthH laotan LoutiuHN. ILI 7pm. — ESPN, ACC Toumamont. Out* rt Maryland. [LI 7 p m - SUN. M f la s t Tournament. SyrocwM «s. Flit. ( U 7 N p.m. — II, M, SEC Tournomoot, Gtarfio yA Vandy. ILI t p.m. — 74, 1A Metre Canloronc* Tournament semifinal, Cincinnati yt. Southern Mill. (LI tarn — ESPN. ACC Taumamanl. Georgia Tochra NorthCorotwoItoM. ILI T pm. — SUN, Big laM Toomomont. SI. John's«A VHIOnoaA ILI t:M pm — It, m. EEC Toomomont. AlabamavtMUwiteipMIMF*. ID Mlanight - ESPN. N« Moot Toumamont. UNLVyA FutaoStnlt.,ILI EASE BALL 7p m. - SUN. Cad**. F MrM a tt PSU. (L I COLLftBft BA S K E TB A LL 11:10 a m - ESPN. N orth Atlantic Chimpol— hlp. BattM v t Vormont. ILI I p m. - si, 0*. SEC wmlrinai. I L I I :M p m. W CPX A BM Eatt M m llm tl. ILI I M p m - E S P N . ACC tomlBnaL IL I 1 » p m - WCSH 1. Natra Dam* at OtPaut. I D I p m - l l . t A S E C c m l t W t l . IL I l:B p .M . - ESPN. ACC atmlflnaL ILI t p m. — BTCPK A bn E t t i MmttlnoL IL I 0 p m — ESPN. MMwgttorn Caiiegleie ChtmpMmhip. (L I 1 p m . — ESPN, WNdtm APdtttc Champ tnatlp. IL I IB p m — ESPN. N f Shy ChtmpMmhip. Ill Midnight - ftSPN, ftm West ttmlflnpl. I D HION SCHOOL BA SKETBALL Naan — SC. Ftorida Cla»» A A Chtmptcn ship. Swncaott n M uN trry. (L I ] M p.m — SC. P lor Ida C la n AAA Chtmplont hlp. hiboullvt. K am lam . (L I I p m . — SC. PttrNa Clata A ChtmpNn •hip. (L I S p.m. — ON, CMcapo City ChampMmh*. IL I I p.m. — SC. Florid C la n AAAA Taurna manl Champunthlp. I LI OOLF 1 4 p m . - W IS H I. Hondo Claulc. Jrd L IL I I p m . — SUN. LFG A Intomttltntl. M N T M N A ITtC S I p m . — WCSH 1 Amyrlcan Cup Gym naatin Temple SI. 4 n n m m n a i ................ M il PittiOurphM. iM. Batim Call. 7 ■M Shy Caataroo Mordana SI. t P j S m S m U Mthar St. 71 NavadaM Loutsvtllt 7t. Tulana aa MampMa St. 71. S. Carol Wo It CWcamoWM. Florida N .a A O T S M riC M djpIl.^V irginiaToth*7 P in t Nooad LayoU IIII 147, St. LavhM Dayton N . DatrPt 71 E vanavlIN tA Mar yuony 17 XavMr M . Butlyr Al OhMVaHyy Murray St. 44. E . Ktntwcky 17 nMdrllUdi 1* aWHiftli IV m- - ‘ ---------F ln lh a m d Ar Inna SI 17. Wadiinf Ian it SoutharnCam.WaMimotmll.it VaadarhitttA FtarM tM Traaa anwrtc* Ctaiataan C O L L E B E BA S K ETBALL Nam — ESPN. Mid Amyrlcan Champion •hip IL I I p m . — B U S H 1. ACC Chtmplttnhlp. IL I 1 p m . - K TFTV f. Illtiaiaat Indiana. IL I 1:1B p.m. — WCPX A BM (p a l ChompMn K W p IL ) 4 p m . - W F TV », SEC ChampMnaNp 4 p m — CSFN. Bft E lfh l IL I * M p m . — M7CFX A NCAA Taumamanl Fairlnga. IL I 7 :M p m . — SUIAFac NChampMmMp MlOilght - ESPN. Southoaatam A M ttic «u m % h t - SUN. State JunMr Callage Tournament Champlm«h lp P m itc a lt n . Florida CCJMftMNyNN B A S K E TB A LL Nam - WCPX p NBA. LA Lahen at Atlanta. IL I 7 :M p m - W E S H I PGA. Honda C lyu k . Final round. IL ) M p m . — SUN. L FG A InNmatlanal. FWah B A S K E TB A LL 4:M p m . - WWOO AM I tool. Mk_ Clast A Slat* Taumamanl. Wymoro vs Grand Rldp* 7 70 p m . - INB IS AM I 11N I. Can***. Sunshine Slot* Cm Nronco Tournamonl. PrailingUA TMini Hawaii 4AWyamW«a Utah47. BrighamYocwoil.OT Tna» £1 Pan TA Nan Manic* i) Air Fore* M. Coloram St. II Indiana 77, OhiaSI.M Michigan 74. WlKontm a* Michigan St. 14 North—avium M 7 4 P M - ^ S h O O A M l«M I. HWhschaM. Clata A A A A S U N Tournamonl. Brant n Miami High t : IP p.m. - IN BIS AM 1147*1. CaiMpa. S IC Taumamanl. Aiaiwma r v NUttitHppi SlaN ■ASX I T BA LL 1 p m. - W BZSAM 0370). Cailatp. SEC Tournamml. F Irtt tans final 1 p m - W B IS A M OTTO). Catlap*. SEC Taumamanl. Second taml tlnal 10 30 p m . - W S W ilA M (7*1. N B A Orlando Magical Lot Anpalot Cllppart CO LLBQ B BASS BALL 5 30pm -S C .P S U a iF la r id 4 .IU COLLBOB B A S K E TB A LL 1 p m - SI. SA SEC Tournamml. LSU « t Auburn. (L I 4:30 p.m - ESPN. N g Watl Tournamml. BA SEB ALL 1:30 p m - W U C F P M I N I ) . College. Michigan t v UCP B A S K E TB A LL ) : » p m - W B Z S A M 117701. Cai tag*. SEC Tournamml, Champianhip Gama Dr Land ON M3 I 3 IS Laha Hawaii IN a n a - IS I t 1 Coving ion and Ptlhw Low* and Jataph WP - Low* 17 II L P - Covington II I ) 7B - Laky Howyli, Trimta* 7. Jatapn. Van Horn IB - Lak* Howyli. Jowph HR - Non* Rycordt - D yLm d l S avyrall. 1 4 SAC. Lak* Howyli 7 3 avyrail. 11 SAC tat tat a - • i s Ovwda a n SM a - 7 I I I Janas and Drydan Hollon and Zorn. BWckyr 171 W F - H M W n O P ll L F — Jonyt 1141 IB — Nana IB — Nona HR — Nona Rycordt - Somlnoly >4 ovyrall. 14 SAC. Ovwda ta 1 ovyrall. 4 9 SAC with 13 hits and Lisa l.ullon losscd a no-hliier for three and Iwo-thlrdj Innings us the Lim a remained undefeated in Ihc con­ ference. Oviedo Is now H-0 on Ihc regular season 110-2 Including tournaments) aixl 4-0 In Ihc conference. Seminole falls lo 5-4 overall and 1*4 In the confer­ ence. Th e Lions will lake on confer­ ence co-leader Lake llranllcy ul Luke llranllcy next Tuesday night. Game time Is sel for 7 p.m. Seminole will take on Lake Mary al Ft. Mellon Park next Tuesday starling at 4:15 p.m. Preps------------C ontinued from I B and Lcann Trim b le , hlim-pli had a triple and a double while Trimble lilt two doubles as Ixilb went 4Tur-4. Wcndl Van Horn chipped in with a 2-for-t day. . Corley was IMor-3 for (he llutldofts. who lell to 1-5 overall >md 1-4 In Ihc l orilcrcucc. (Hike Howell will play three )>iiiiirs next week. On Tuesday, Jhe Sliver Hawks will (ravel lo l.yman before hosting Spruce Creek on Wednesday and Oviedo tin Thursday. Tuesday’s and .Wednesday's games will s(art at >1:15 p.m . while Thursday's i oiliest will start at 3:30 p.m. O V IB D O 7. SEM IN O LE O O VIED O — Oviedo came up Oviedo scored (wo runs In each of the second and Ihlrd Innings and scared Its final three runs In Ihc fifth. Uaibte Hurtles led the way with a 3-for-4 day and three runs scored. Also gelling iwo hits were Zorn and C a y lo n (2 -fo r-3 each) and Schlurfo|2-for-4l. Hlla Prison and TlfTany Jones had the lilts for Seminole. RecreationFer[>es (single, run scored) and LeMuy Joey Dlllartolo and Cliff Part low (one single cuchl and Dale Yales lone single rachl. The Wrecking Crew scored (run scored). Gelling Ihc hits for Creative three runs In each of the third Invasion were Steve Nohle llhrre and fourth Innings lo pick up lls singles, run scored). Kon LaSagc fourth win of the season. C ontributing lo the 15-hlt (two singles, run scored). Nick Crew attack were Steve Pridgen (double, single). Sieve Cooper and Slacy ttllx (two singles and Iwo runs scored each). Healh ! FREE I I W O T M S I ^ I C E j -I i D i u e u i c c i n A i TUNE-UP T ilk iF .n o I Short and Sieve Long (two TRANSMISSION singles and one run scored l(4 U WilM a each). Tim Winkle (triple, run IHO I I scored). Honnlc W inh (double, AO I run scoredl, Tuny Cox. Chip BUttiWtl I Campbell and Hill Polaity lone I MM ruKauu» ■ tut,• : single ruchl and Hill Marino Iran laaucn I TUN- uPU I FREE TOWING scored). Providing ■lit- ulTrase for Crazy Wings were Chris Davis (double, Je e t— * single, run scored). Jim Smllli 1AM080 t i l l MAfff 1 J u i uiuufBff u r u a i and Jerry Herman (Iwo singles IfM i oaMUio .1/0 I 1 IJGJE 4» m » * and our run scored rachl. Stun | fAe.ruft* train kutlf w t o 3 2 1 .3 1 1 0 J 2 B O -B E E B T o m a s x e w s k l (d o u b le , run D ELANO 1 scored). Greg Hensley Islnglr. fj I M N husaesl 4r*.l | run scured) and Allen Peterson. J a t B -4 o io (■ 0 4 ) T 3 B - 4 B B B ; Craig Appel. Russell Holloman R AAL (R A W S M I S S IO N W O R I U M and Scolt Kcm s (one single I t r i l l ' ] each). C ontinued from I B PICK 8 AS140 Behai c m i M b s you « i M M $ 10 , 000.00 WINNER Jjckjx* giveniwzy ntry SE nigtt 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PEHFORMANCE , h^fsiy 730pm rVl. | u a r w j U w .B M . Sxigm. kftiFiW M atte* SpaRGraftPxtagH OosadSrday hdtM Sorry, must be 18. SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North o( OUndo.iusI offHwy 17-99 M t Dog Truck Hd, longwood 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 $ Q K IN TMB CIRCUIT C O U b T OF TN B M TN JU D ICIA L CIR CUIT IN A N D FOR tlM IR O L B CO U N TY . FLORIDA c i v i l o n m iO N Cat* Nutbbir 194779 CA atL COM M OiitRIALTH M ORTGAGE COMPANY OP A M E R IC A L P , W ILLIAM A C O R M A N E Y .il andM ELBAS COR M ANE Y. hit WIN. OLD R EPUBLIC IN tU R A N C I COM PANY, an* W IK IV A HUNT CLU B CO M M UNITY A L I N . INC . NOTICE OP 1 A L I Nabft It haraby given that punuant N m arSar ar a I Inal iiMgmint ai Mredaaurt In tiw abyv* ( a y l w y i a tllm . ' ~ WmlnaN Caunty. PNrMa. da urtsadat Let V W IK IV A H U N T CLUB FOX HUNT SECTIO N I. at cording ta I N plat thereat at racardad m Plat Baab If. Pfgrt T t t l. Public Racarda ai Sami naNCaixiiy.PNrlda ai public ION. N tiw highasl and bast btddar N r cash, al lha Wytl Fianl Dear al lha Caurlhawta m SanNrd SamlnaN Caunty. FNr Ida. al I I B t n . m March IT, l*W D A TE D IN t Mm day af Fab rvary. IfM M ARYANN* MORSE At Clark al Pa Court ■y JaneE Jatawic At Oaiwiy C N rt Publish M arthl. t. IfM 0(017 IR TH E CIR C U IT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY. FLO R IDA CASE NO.: MS11I CA 9 9 L DIVISION. L J U M I KEN N ETH M L IP P L E R G E N E R A L E L E C TR IC CA P ITA L CORPORATION, a Nrw York carparaiwn. N r marly known at Ganaral ENclrtc Crad II Carparaiwn. Plaintiff. SANFORD ASSOCIATES. L T O . a California limited partntrship, JOE L KATZ. Individually and at Ganaral Parlnar a4 SanNrd AttodaNt. Lid .an d PRIDGEN MANAGE ME NT COMPAN Y, INC .* Georgia cor par alien. Md.viduilly and at Ganaral parmar al SanNrd AttaclaNt. Ltd . DaNndanlt NOTICE O F SALE Naiica It hartby given thy!, pursuant N a I mat ludgmynl al laryclatura yn la ryd In lha abov*captioned action I will tall tha preparly tituaNd In SamlnaN Caunty. described In E ihibit " A " at public taN .N ts* htghttl and bail bidder N r cats, at tha Welt Sant entrance ai the SamlnaN County Courthouse m SanNrd. Ptar>4a. at II a a m an April W. IN* Ekhibil A Baginning al a point » > * t Nat la tl ol tha Seuthwytt cor nor ai Lai M. according lo me amended plal el Druid Park, at recorded In Plal Boat 7. Paget I end a. al thy Public Retard of Sam mala Caunty. Florida, run (aal along tha South lino al taid Lei M a distance at 734 31 Net N a poml 117 ) Nat Watt at the Southeast earner al said Lat M. thence run North perpendicular 10 tad South lino *94 M North N the North lino ol Lai .1. laid amended ptet, thence rim North t**43 xr watt along ta d Norm lino ft* M Nat N tha North**!) earner al Lei II. thence rim Southwesterly along a curve on tha Easterly right *1 way line at U S Highways 17 and *7. having a radius el leal 17 Net. a central angle ol l - f f i r ' an arc distance ol 144 > Nel. Hence run South 11-37' watt a dittanct al 31714 Nat. Itwnce run Catl 300 * Nat. thence run South ISO Net N thy Pawtl al BagMnlng MANYANNE MORSE Clark at lha C Ircult Court By JaneE Jatawic Deputy Clack Publish March a. la. lfte D EO 141 " in t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t . E IG H T E E N TH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O PO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A S IN O .: W 1444 CA ft DIVISION P R T C . a t C o n ta rv a la r lor DUVAL F E D E R A L SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, an euocialion organuad and x itlin g under lha laws ol the Untied Siaiyt el America. I k l O UVA l F E D eral s a v in g s and loan ASSOCIATION, acarporalion. piaintill. vt D A N IE L J M A Y . SR and B E T T Y A M A Y . hit w ilt DORLAN B M AY. II living and 11 deceased. HER UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. G R A N T E E S . C R E D IT O R S . ANO ALL O TH ER PARTIES C L A IM IN G BY. TH R O U GH . UNDER OR AGAINST HE R. Dalyndanls. NOTICE OP ACTION TO DORLAN B M AY. It llnng and il deceased. HER UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. O E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . C R E D IT O R S AND ALL OTH ER PA R TIES CLAIM ING BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST HER. Rysidtncalll Unknown YOU ARE N O TIF IE D mat an action 10 toracot# a Purchase Money First Marlgyg* end Not* an me tallowing property ,n SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot If. Block I. Shadow Hill Subdivision, according to fho Plat thersol at recorded In Piel Book IT. peges t l A3. Public Records ol Sominoie County, Florid* hot been hied agamti you and D A N IE L J M A T SR and B E T T Y A N A Y , hit oil* and yeu ar* required lo Mrs* a copy al your written delenses il eny la i l an L A W R E N C E J BERNARD ESQUIRE. Plain (ill t anarrwy whose address is Mat Perk Sir ret Jeckianvili*. Florida 31344. on or belor* March 30 lew and lilt lha original with th* Clark oi this Court either before serve* on Ple.nttH s ottornoy or irnmerh *101y thereelltr other wit* 0 default will be entered agamti you lor the rebel demanded in the compia.nl or petition W ITNESS my hand ond the io*l oi this Court on Ftbruory 3*. I yes (Couei Soeil M AR YANNE MORSE As Clerk of'ho Court By CacobaV Ekam As Deputy Clerk Publish March 3 *1*. 11 IfkO DEO* Uqa> Nottc— IN TNft CIR C U IT COURT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTV. FLO NIO A PR O BATE DIVISION FU* Ramber t * I l f CP IN RE E S TA TE OF G E R TR U D E LOMFF. Deceased N O TIC E OF ADM IN ISTRA TIO N Tba admin itit alien *i tha tttal* at G E R TR U D E L O H F F . de ca a sa d , F ile N u m b e r M I M C F . li pending In th* Circuit Court tar Seminal* C a u n ty F lo r i d a , P ra b a la Otvtanm. M* adatm al adtich it 1amInal* Caunty Caurtbtuta. P O Drawer C. Sanlord. F L 11771 M l* Th * namak and •dWataw el the pananal rapr* MWtattv* and lha partanai rap raaaMailea'i aitarney ar* kat lorth baiaw All IMerasted partem ar* W ITH IN TH R E E M ONTHS OF T H E F IR S T P U B LIC ATIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E : I I I ail claimt *g*mtt th* atlat* and 111 any ablacllan by an Intaratlad partan k* wham nut nark* wat mailed that challenges th* valid ITy ai lit* will, lha gualllkatient ai Hw personal rapretentative. **"u*. *» luritdtctNn ai the Cdwff A LL CLAIM S AND OBJCC T>ONS N O T SO F I L I D W ILL 8 8 8 0 N 8 V K A 8A 8 8 B D PuMkBheo W nut NBdcc h«i an M btcH f, IWO PtrwnM RBprtttnMIttf* Carl Emil Lafifl Jf II Birch Lana FLJtfSO P vm nM 8apr t aawtaNv /ft-’K o w tS iM S a w . tiouire MISS H ifh vN «yl/f} . CatMtbarry. K U W Tatewhena cm ; ) o a ISIS PwOlifth March S.t. IWO 0 ( 8 Jf m T N f C IR CU IT CO UN T. II O K T R IN T M JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT. IN ANO (O R S R M IN O L I COUNTY* FLORIDA CASK N O : IM t S t C A A t L C A LIFO R N IA F I D I R A L RANK*a FaNaral Saving* Bank. • NtfaraJty char farad tavrngt bank, i for marly known at Caiifomat Fadaral Savfngtand Loan Aftio-iation). Plaintiff. vt W A LTER M CUMMINS. JR . an unmarrMNl mm. Dafandant NOTICR OF S A L I PURSUANT TO CMAPTBR «S N O T IC E IS G I V E N llia l purtwant to a Summary Final Judgmant datad march S. IWO. m tha abov* tty lad cauta. I will kali to tha highatt and batt biddtr tor c u lt at tha watt front door of th# Saminota County (oorfhouko. Sanford. Sami not* County. Florida, a l i i 00 a m on tha ifth day of April. IWO. tha following daKribad root propa* From tha Southaokf cornar of th* Souttiwatl '* of Sochon J* Towmhip 20 South. Rango If Ea»l, SommoM County. Florida, run North, a diltanco of ItSO /J faat and North It dagroak u m mu tot Watt, a dittonco of t ill n loot to a point of bogtnn mg. thonco run North t? dagraot a; mmutot Watt, to a dittanct of 1)0 43 (oof to a point; thanca run North 9 dagroot 03 minutat Eatt. a #iktan«a at i«r to Nat to. a point thanca run South Of dagraot 4? minutat Eatt. a dittonra of ID 40 Ifat to mpoint; thanca run South 00 dogroot 03 rninyitt Watt, a dutanca of I f f f l faat to tho Point ot Baginning., utbjact 'to an m w mant ovtr tha lo tt. Watt and South 31 Nat tor rood purpotat D A TE D m il Sfti day of March. IWO M AR YANNE MORSE. Clark of tho Court By Jana E Jatawic Daputy Clark Publith March*. It. IWO DEO W NOT IC 8 OF R I SOLOT ION CLOSING. VACATINO . AND ABANDONING R IO H TV O F WAV. OR D R A IN A O t E A S E M E N T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that tha Board ot County Com mittionart of Saminola County, Florida at lit Ragutar Maating haid m tha 13th day ot Fabruary A 0 , IWB. In tho County Com mijiTonart AAaating Room at tha Sammoia County Sarvlcak Building in Sanford. Florida, pursuant to PatiHon and Not tea haratofora givan. paktod and adoptad a Rakolution ctoking. vacating, and: abandoning., ra nouncing and disclaiming any and all right of tho County ot Sammoia and tha public in and to tha following daicrlbad rtghttof way nr drairuga aasa manf. to wit 30* DRAINAGE E A S EM EN T VACATION SABAL PO INT TR A C T j LE G A L D ESCR IPTIO N; An aasamont balng 20 00 faat in width and lying In Tract ‘ N". as shown on tho vocatod plat of SABAL POINT, according to tha plat mar*01 as ratordad in Plot Booh IB Pagas D 70 of mo Public Racords Of Sam Inola County. Florida, soid aasamanl lying 10 00 Not on aach sida of th* following daKribad can foritna Commanca at o Parmananl Rafaranca Monumant at tho most Southorly cornar of said Tract " N " . on tha old Norm aastarty right of way lino of Wakiva Springs Rood, baing M 00 foaf Northaaslarly af tha cantarlino fhoraof. tha naw r ight ot way lino tharafort. bo mg 44 00 Nat NorlhoosNrty at s o id c a n to r li n o ; th a n c a ss 1*14-1)' 'H IBaorings basad on ia»d plat of Sabaf Point), for 14 00 Nat. thanca N J f l V i r W a lo n g tho N o r t h a a it a r ly right of way lino ot Wakivo Springs Road for 1,178 00 Not. thanca NSI*34 3T E for 117 00 faat to tho point ot curvatura of a curva concova NorthwasNHy thanca NorthaasNrty along tha arc ot said curva. hangn a radius of 113 00 Not. through a cantrai angN ol l/*33'33” for 107 U fool to mo PO IN T OF B i GINNING Of tha haramattar 'datcribad aatamant canfarlina. thanca SU*t* j r e N r 14« ft faat. thanca S73*31 J T 'E for 177 S4 Nat to lha PO IN T OF TE R M IN A TIO N al ta<d aa«a f 17. IWf By ma Board of Counfy Com missionan ot Sammoia County. Florida, this IJth day of Fabru avy A O IWO BOARDOF CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS OF SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA Maryann# Marta. Clark to ma Board Publish March * IWO of ot; L a g a lN o tlc t t I t g a l W o lic tt N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U I NAME Ngtit* it baraby t-rew mat I am l " | i ( i < Hi butJrwst at 4X3 WtUnawar C l . Law | .»a4 FL 137M. VirnmaN Caunty. FNrM a untfar IN* Flctlttaut Nam* a* (U N B E L T W JF FLY . an* I m tend to reglttor taid name with IH* Clerk el IN* Ctriuil Court. tamlnato Caunty. FNrMa. in actardanc* wtm me Fravittatn *1 IN* Ftcmtawk Nam* Itolutot. TaW it laclian atiot Florida Itaiutot tail Tam Hail FuMItb Fabruary 14. I l MartN NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S N A M I Nark* It hartby a-ran Bsa* l am engaged in kvtlnam (4 1141 Oatord Read. Maitland. Sami itoto Caunty. Ftorid* under IN* Fkttttov* Nam* *♦ T i g h t b ASSOCIATES, and that I intend to rtgtttor t o * item* ntfh IN* Ctork a* IN* Circuit Caurt, Sam moke County. Ftorid*. In *c cordanc* with IN* Prkrlltoni *4 the Flctlltout Kama Statutes. TaW lI Section MSW F tor Me Statutes i*1> William R Tight Publish March l. f . 19I I I F W D EO I* l*.*W* D EN 171 N O TIC E OF F IC TIT M W 1 N A M I Hauer it Hamby I*van mat I am engaged In bualnett al Mt H u c k ltb a rry Lana. W lntar lartngt F L 117M. Mmlnato Caunly. Ftarlda under IN* Fttitltawt Nam* *1 M O O EKN CO M PU TER lE K V IC C l. and I ntond to reglttor taid name wtm ma Clart *4 m* Ctrcuil Court. Mminato Caswty. Fieri da. tn aecardanea wltN th* F ra vltlan t *• IN* Flctlltout Name iletutet. To Wit: letlw n M l M Ftarlda Statutos l*»7 Nanai* J Yaruth Publish Fabruary It. 71. MartN L t .W M D I N IM N O TIC E OF P IC T IT lO U t NAME Netke It Nartby given mat I ant in iig td In butmttt at 7*0 Btglrn* D r . Suit* to* Lang weed. F L 117M. Samlnal* Caunty. Fta rlda under IN* FKhtieut Name *1 F N E C ItlO N D E N T A L L A B INC . and I intend to reglttor said name wtm m* Clerk *4 IN* Circuit Court, laminate Caunly, Flarl da. In aetardant* with th* Fra vltlan t al in * Fictitious Nam* llatutov Ta WH Section M l ot P tortda Iletutet 1*17 Precision Dental Lab Inc Billy W Draft. President Publish February l*. U . MartN l.y , IWO D IN it*______________________ N O TICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAM E Hein* It hereby given met we ar* tngagad In business *1 art W,more N d . A*t 44*. Alt* mania Springs PL 17714. Sami net* Caunty, FinrM* under the P icti twus Nam* *1T I D S LOC K A K E Y , and n* Inland la reglttor taid name with the Clerk *4 IN* Circuit Court. Sam Inal* County. Plnndn. m *c ter dance with in* Prevltwnt *1 th* Pictitinui Ham* Stelutot. T* Writ Section M l at Ftarlda Stelutot 1*17 Ted Mart Mary Mark Publith February la. 71 March 1. a. two 0C N 173 N O TICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Nottc* It horeby given that I am engaged in business ai 733 W St Nd 4M. Alternant*. Springs. Fla . Seminole Caunly. Florida under IN* Fictitious Nam* al A SHAN PE A IM AGE BY LAU N IC . and that I inland to rtgitler taid name with IN* Clark ot the Circuit Court. Sem -not* Caunty. Florida, in ec egrdanea wim ma Previsions at IN* PlcNtiauw Name Harvest. To Wit Section asioe Piarido Statutes IH7 Laurie Midden Publith February 71. March ). f. I*. I*W D EN 71) N O TIC E O F FIC TITIO U S NAME Notict It horaby given the I I am engaged In busmen al tie N Jar no Dr . Casselberry F L 11747. Seminole County. Florida under tha Fktitieut Nemo at A L L E N WALLS SYSTEMS, and that I intend I* reglttor said nemo with tho Clark af tho Circuit Court. Sominoie Caunly. Florida, is accordance with tho Previsions al IN* Flclltiawt Nam* Statutes. TeW It Section 44) IT* Florid* Statutes I*)/ Lonnie E Allen Publith: Morch >.». 14. 31. iwo DCOM "" N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notict It horeby given that I am engaged in business el 1*4) Wingfield Dr . Long wood. Semi nole County. Florida, under IN* Flctlltout Nam* ol M AX TEC K CO M PUTE!* SYSTEM S. Ond mot I intend to rognler said name with lha Clerk ol IN* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with IN# P rovm en t al tna Flctlltout Name Statutes. Ta Wit Section MS 4* Florid* Stelutot 1*17 A lon j Oevlt Publish March* 1*. 33. 39 two D EO *3 IH TH E CIR CU IT COUBT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIAL CIR CU IT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR S E M IN O L I C O U N TY O E N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO ****** CA W P S H A D O W L A W N S A V IN G S BANK . SLA l i t * SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. vt G E R A LD L EDWARDS t i n . •1*1. Da randantt NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dated Februery 3*. i wo and entered in Case No t t 444* CA 0t P. ol th* Circuit Court at IN* E IG H T E E N T H Jud-ool Circuit m and tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wharain SH AD O W LA W N SA V IN G S BANK. SLA tib ia SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION is Ptarnlill and G ER ALD L EDWARDS, al ut . *1 al art O* tendonIs I will sel! to IN* highest end best Didder tor cash in IN* West Front Dow *1 tn* S E M IN O L E Caunty Courthouse in Santoed. Florida at 11 OB a clock A M on th* Itin day ot April. IWO. IN* tattooing datcribad properly at sal form m sard Flnol Judgment tawit Lot U Block II. TOWNSITE o f n o r t h c h u l u o t a . *c cording to m* Plot ihorael at -•corded in Plei Boo* 3. Peg* la thru 14. Public Records at Semi note County. F tor id* D A TE D mis lam toy at Feb ruary. IW4 M ARYANNE MORSE A lC lo rttf said Court By JaneE Jatawic At Deputy Ctork Publish March 1 t. 1W0 D EO 3* N O TIC E OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Natica It Hereby given lhal n* a n engaged M butm s s at ISM Freer L n . laniard. FI u r n . lamtrtol* Caunly. Florida under IN * F l c t l t t a u t N a m * *1 TRANS COM SOUTH, and that we intend to register t*M name with lha Clerk kt tha Circuit Court Seminal* Caunty. Fieri d*. In eccardanca with th* Fra vltlan t al th* Flctlltout Name Statutes. TaW it Section M l W F tor ida Statutes 1*17 Kevin F. Freer Inerren A Freer Publish March I. y. 14.31 iwa D E O I* IN TN C CIR CU IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R IDA C IVIL ACTIO N N D i IP ITTe C A W L F E D E R A L NATIONAL M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Pleintitl, vs HAROLD F HARRIS, at a t. N O TIC E OF SALE NO TICE It hanky given thel pursuant to tha Final Judgment ot Foreclosure end Soto entered In tha causa pending M tt* Circuit Court at tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and tar Sammato Caunty. Florida. Civil Aclton Na ft 1744 CA 0*L tha tmdersigned Ctork will toll th* p re p a rly tliu a le d In taid Caunty. daKribad at Lat V. Black B. Winter Woods Subdivision. Unit I. according to IN# Plat thereof, as teewdod m Flat book IL page IL at ih* Public Racarda at Sammoia Caunly. Florid* *1 public t*4*. to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash at II 44 a clack a m . an m* tm day «l May. two at the West Front Dow at IN* Sammato Caunty Caurltvute. Sentord. Florida Dated mis am day al March. C L C R K O F THE C IR CU IT COURT M AR YANNE MORSE By JanaE Jatawic Daputy Ctorlt Publish MarchV. la. I*W D EO 144 IN T M I CIR CU IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT IN AND FOR S E M IN O L I CO UNTY. S TA TE OF FLORIDA. CetaNa.1 W4*tl C A W P Florida Rar Na.: ataw* R ESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION. Aa Racrivert tor F i atdom Sev Ingt A Loan Assoc I* ian. a F adtr *1 Savings and L»*n Association. Plain IIII. vk L E IG H M REEO.IIliving. *1 uk . at a t . Oatondantt N O TICE OF ACTION s t a t e o f f l o r io a TO L E IG H M R E E D II living, and it married JOHN DOC. nar husband, ahote real noma It uncertain, it living, including any unknown spouse at taid Datondanti if aimer has remarried and It ether ar both *1 taid Datondanti are da caeted. thair rttpacllv* un known NolfL Otvitret, grantees, assignees, creditors. Itorwrt and truttoet. and *11 ether persons claiming by. through, under w against tha named Defendants whose residence ik unknown YOU ARE N O TIF IE D lhal *n action to tortdose a mwlgeg* on tho toitowmg propert, in Seminole County. F torIda A pari ol Lot 17. according to th* Rial ot Governors Poml Photo L Section 3. ot rocwdtd m Piet Buok 39 pages 31 A 33. Public Record* ot Seminole County. Ftorid* described as lewtows Commence *1 m* Northeast mast corner ol Let SI. ot taid Governors Poml, sold poml bo mg on o curve, concave South westerly, having a radius ol 133 44 toet and a central angle el I4*30'47". thanca from a tangent bearing ot N 44*3941" W ;. run 14* 10 toet along IN* arc ot a said c u rv e tar th* P O I N T O F BEGINNING. Itsanc* continue along Ih* arc ol said curve, thru a central angle ol 07*31' 11". 44 14 feet to the end thereof, thane, S. 43*4*11" W , 1170* tael to me point on e curve, cone eve Southwesterly, having a radius at 401 44 toot and a central angle ol 47*3t’3 1 '. thence from e tangent bearing el S 7a*14 47‘ ’ E run S3 47 toet to th* end thereof, thence N 47*30 31' E 117 45 toet to the P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . Public Records el Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled against you and GOVERNORS PO IN T TOWN HOMES HOMEOWNERS' AS SOCIATION W EST. I N C .a c w p a ra llo n W E K IV A H U N T CLUB CO M M UNITY ASSOCI A T ION, INC . a corporation. T h e C IT IZ E N S ANO s o u th e r n n a t io n a l BANK, a bonking cwpwation. J B IV EY A COMPANY, a corporation, you or* required to tars* a copy ol your written detonset. il an, to it on J O S E P H M PA N IE L LO ESQUIRE, Plaintiffs attorney whoso address it 341 N Frenkim U rie l. Soil* 3734. Temp*. F tor id* 33*93 on w beior* th* cm day ot April. IWO. end lit* the original with *he Clerk at this Court either baler* service on Plaintttt t attorney w immediately there alter, otherwise * default will be entered ogeinst you tor m* reiiot demanded in the Com plomt w Petition O A TE O on this 37th day ol February. :«eo (SEAL) MAR VANN Is MORSE C L C R K O F THE c ir c u it c o u r t BY Ruth King PqDintai ClMflk Publish March t a .t a .T L IWO 0 1 0 )1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 9. 1B90 — I People Many expected at Winter Park Art Festival IN B R I E F Artiats to gather SANFORD — SnnfordScmlrvole Arl Aaaorlatlon will hold Ha general meeting. 7:30 p.tn.. March 13. al the Sanford Cultural Art* Center. Detail*, rail 323-3145. Historical society to meat SANFOHD — A Krnrrul meeting of the Sanford Htstorlral Soclely will be held 3 p.m.. March 13. at Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Muaeum. 320 E. First St. Qardtn show planned SANFOHD — A Spring Luncheon and Home and Garden Show sponsored by Ixora Garden Club Is scheduled 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. today, at the Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Avenue. Home and garden Items, baked goods and educational displays to be featured. I'm rrrds go toward a civic beautification project. Luncheon lo be served 11 .-30 a.m. to 1:SO p.m. Tickets. $5. For I lekrts. call Joyce Malone. 322-3600. Porcelain artists to hold show W IN TER PARK — Central Florida Porcelain Artists. Orlando, will hold Its annual auction and an show, tonight, at W lnirr ParkClvirCcnier Auditorium. 1030 W. MorseUlvd. Viewing 6:30 p.m.. auction. 7:30 p.m. Auctioneer Is Doyle Connor J r . Free admission and refreshments. Details, rull 896 7103. Fsstival to run GOLDENROD — The public Is tnvllrd lo attend the 12th mutualGoldenmd Sidewalk Festival, Open from 0 a.m. lo 4 p.m Saturday, the event will feature arts and erafls shows with 120 exhibitors. Classic car show lo highlight vintage, rlasslr and antique vehicles. Al 11 a.m.. a parade will march one mile from east of Setnurun lloulrvard onlo Aloma Avenue and lo N. Goldenrod Rood. Carnival rldrs, lood. refreshments. Details, call 078-8080. A n O k la h o m a n a t iv e . Reynolds Is chairman of the Arkansas Tech University De­ portment. Barrett, a doctorate. Is an arl erttte whose writings appear frequently In art and aeadcmlr publications. He is Associate Professor In the De­ partment of Art Education at Ohio Slate University. Srh e rr m ovrd from North Carolina lo New York where she was chair at Ihe Parsons School of Design. She leaches al Duke University and creates Jewelry and metal works al her North Carolina studio. Everyone Is welcome as there Is no admission charge for Ihe variety of vocal. Instrumental. |uzz. and other entertainment to be staged at the north end of the I>ark all three days. Other highlights al Ihe festival will be Ihe Children’s Workshop and Youth Art. This year, the Children's Workshop has been expanded to Include Saturday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and noon lo 5 p.m.. Sunday. Children 5 to 12 y e a rs o ld c a n be a r t is t s themselves when they produce wearable art and clay creations. Sculpture and painting de­ monstrations will be presented by Crealde School of A rt. For children 3 lo 12. a 16-foot long rasel will be thrlr canvas. Sidewalks to be gallery of art, entertainment People editor W IN TER PARK Through posh Park Avenue shop w in­ dows. posters whlrh udvrrtlse the 3 1si Annual W lnirr Park Sidewalk Arl Frallvul on Marrli 16. 17.18 are visible. A town which already attracts arslhelically sensitive Individu­ als lo Its quaint, robhlrslonrd streets, will be even more popu­ lar during Ihts three-day event. The community Is gearing up for what Is hilled as one of thr largrsl and most prestigious outdoor shows 111 Ihr southeast, ultractlng more than 300.000 people lo Ih r Irrr-shadrd Central P u rk on P a rk A v e n u e In downtown Winter Park This year, exhibits by 257 artists will Ik - on display In nine categories — oils und acrylics, walrrrolnr. drawings and graph­ ics. photography. Jewelry, clay craft, glass rraft. sculpture, and other mrdlums. Each medium Is considered n srpurate entry. Many of I he artists arr Ameri­ cans coming Irom 39 stales roast to coast. There will also be one arils! from Ireland and another from Oninrto. Canada. A total of 825.550 In prize money will he awarded, with the lop award bring ih r 83.000 Best of Show Purchase Award. Last year. Skip Sir In worth, of Min­ n e s o ta . w o n the c o v e te d p u rc h a s e a w a rd . A n o th e r advantage of winning I his award Is because purchase award select Ions arr presented to the City of Winter Park and are put on jK-ntianrnl display In the W lntrr Park Public Library. 460 E. New England Ave. Other prizes will be 8850. first place: 8650. second place; 8450. third place In rurh category; and 25 awards of merit, regardless of category, at 8200 each. Ron R. Reynolds. Terry Barrett and Mary Ann Srherr will Judge i he artwork. The Ormond Memorial Art Museum A Gardens, 78 E. Granada Itlvd.. presents "Volusia Students Create", a juried exhibition of 100 students from Volusia County. Exhibition through April I . Artwork represents kindergarten through I2lh grade. Gallery hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Tuesday ilirough Friday; noon to 4 p in.. Saturday and Sunday. ^ DELAND — St. Johns River Players will open Its production of "Th e Rainmaker" by N. Richard Nash on March 23. The show will run 8 p.m. on March 23. 28. 30. 31 and 2:30 p.m.. March 23. and April I. General admission. 86: students. 83: group rule available. Reserved seating. Call Theater Center Inc., (9041 736-7456 between I and 4 p.m.. Monday through Sal unlay, beginning March 18. W* * Alliance Fruncatsr of Greater Orlando. Winter Park, will present a French IUm, "Th e Discreet Charm of (he Bourgeoisie. 4 p.m.. March IH. at Carlton Anns Apartments clubhouse. 300 Jamestown Drive. Winter Park. Details, rail Denyse Eddy, 647-0631. Contestants sought The National Sweetheart Pagrant Is seeking contestants for the Florida State Sweetheart Beauty Pageant lo Ik- held March 24 In Sanford. There will be 11 age divisions for Individuals through 29 years of age. Details, call Mary Hamilton. (615) 245-2093 or Tina Golden. 340-5089. Scholarship pageant planned T h r Miss Allamonlc Springs Scholarship Pageant will be held Saturday al Lake Brantley High School. Aliamontr Springs. Tills year's contestants are: Ashley Calvert. Dana Gallon. Angela Drfllllpo. Tina Fusco. Joan Garglula. Tara Holland. Gale Kerney. Leslie Larson. Chrtsly Lyle. Dana Mauru, Cyiilbla N ik -c , Sheri Patnodr. Amy Reese, Michele Honslsvallr. Gaye Thorpe. Dec Dee Weathers. Jackie Whtlmore and Leslie Wombwcll. Cast m rm brrx of tile production Include Mistress of Ceremonies Lisa Coverdale of W F TV Channel 9. Miss Missouri 1985. Miss Florida 1987. Jennie Sauder and the current Miss Florida. Sandru Frick. Mayor Dudley Bales and city commissioners expected. The 1900 pageant will offer 8 11.000 In scholarship money. Tickets al 815. available ut Allamonlc Springs City Hall. For ticket Information, call 875-2311 or 293-2592. ‘Very Special Arts* feet set Matthews Orthopedic Clinic and Laurel Oaks Hospital are the local corporate sponsors for the Very Speclul Arts Festival to tie coordinated by Creatdc Arts Inc. of Winter Park. The festival will Ik- held from 9 u.m. lo 1:30 p.m.. March 13. when performing and visual artists will share their art with handicapped students from Orange. Seminole. Osceola. Lake and Sumter counties. The Education Building at the University of Central Florida will be (illrd with art exhibits and other demonstrations. Very Special Arts Florida sponsors year-round arts programs and 17 annual h-stlvuls across the stale for children, youth and adults with disabilities. Details, call 6 7 1-1880. L ___J t f e i O V ; : Cars like Ibis one can be seen al The Antique and Classic Automobile Club ol Seminole County display eacn Saturday from 7 lo 10 p.m. In Ihe Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U S. SANFOKII — The Fine Arts Gallery of Seminole Community Collige will feature a collage competition exhibit through March 16. Maury Hurt, noted Central Florida urttsl. will Jury and judge competition. Gallery Is open 10 a m. lo 3 p.m.. Monday and Wednesday and from noon t o 5 p.m , Tuesday and Thursday. Details, call 323-1450. ext. 438. x » • -1 A Highway 17-92, Sanford. N on-m em bers art welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge al 322-3687. A ir Force basic tra in in g a ll Lacklund Air I Force Base. • Texas. JgfTMS AmoM During the six weeks of train­ ing. Arnold studied the Air Force m is s io n , o rg a n iz a tio n and customs and received special training In human relations. In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training ram credits toward an associate degree through the community, college of the Air Force. His father und stepmother arr rrtlrrd Navy Lt. Cmdr. und Mrs. Joe G. Arnold of 7237 Summerdale Drive. Huber Heights. Ohio. Arnold Is u 1981 graduate of Luther High School. Orlando. Elderly couple choose to hang on to their independence D EA R AB B Yt Mv husband Is 72 und I am 71. W r have yearly checkups und ure Itoth In very good hrullh. Wc live eomlorlubly In our own home, with no mortgage and no debts. Our nelghlxir* are very friendly, und wr also have relatives living In tills cliy. where we have lived happily for more ihun 50 years. Our duughlcr und her husband who are holh physicians, live In Oregon. They are worried u I k u i i our udvanrlng age and want us nrur them. They say ihe Utile house next to them Is now lor wile and they want m buy ll lor us. In ease al some |xilnl we have an emergency and need I heir help. We ure Very upprretutlvr of their kindness und have told them time and again that we arc happy here, hut they Insist that we would Ik - Ik-H i t oil living next door to them. We want our daughter and her husband to lutflll their lives as we did and quit worrying u Imiui our future. It would Ik.- illfTUull for us to move at our ages, hul they are very liislsiein! We respect your opinion. Ahby. Whal should I do? H A P P Y IN FR ESN O D E A R H A P P Y l Your children's concern lor your welfare Is admirable, hut I think you'd I k - making a big mistake lo give up your home and relocate because " a l Mime point" yon may need llielr help. Older people fare Ih-sI Iii famil­ iar surroundings. So assure your children that you appreciate their generosity and earing, hul you preler to slay In Fresno, w hrre you are happily and securely rooietl. PI A / A TW IN MWV » 7 1? 122 /SO? GIF T T IC K E T S A V A ll AMI t Collage exhibit underway M* •totlSaSy I ft Floyd t h e a tre s I CALENDAR * B* r 'i Come browse French film scheduled There will also be an exhibit of thr an work of more than 5.000 students from Orange County. Awards will be presented for I heir works. In addition lo the m a n y unique restaurants along Park Avenue, food will be available In Ihe festival area. The menu will Include such favorites as hot d o g s , c h ic k e n t c r i y a k l . sandwiches, fresh lemonade. Greek salad, soft drinks, fruit and Ice cream. This year's poster and T-shlrl were designed by Cedar Key watrrrolorlst Connie Nelson. Prtre Is $10 for each. Festival parking Is limited, so thr public la encouraged to use shuttle buses (50 cents each way). Buses will run from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. rach day. Passen­ gers may board at Winter Park Comers Ithr n.irtheast corner of Lakrmont and Aloma avenues) oral WtnierPark Mall. For additional Information, call 623-3234. fro m ‘The Rainmaker* to open Central Florida Jar/ Society will present “ A Swingin' Jam Session", a 1 ilium- to Mousey Alexander. 2 lo 3 p.m.. March 18, al Chris's)louse ofileef. HOI Juhn Young i’kwy. Admission Is 85 for members: 87.30. non-members; 82.50. college students: high school students, free. All musicians welcome to Join In a Jam session. For pre-arrangemenis. call 339-51H3. Workshops are Irre of charge. They will be Inrated In the rrnler of South Park, across from Barncti Bank. Airm an 1st Class Jam es S. Arnold, son or Jackie Brooks, and stepfather Joe Brooks. 2015 C o ro n a d o ) C o n c o u rs e .[ Sanford, has | g ra d u a te d Students present artwork Jazz It up Paint, paper and aprons will be provided, but advance registra­ tion is required, beginning 9 a.m. Saturday. f IS A B 5 3 (*3 . MOMMATtO \ r i m H U N T FOR FOR • ACAOAMV AWARDS R IO O C T O t I R m FAIUS'MQ N K M T D R IV IN G H IS S MAFlSoCK) ALL WfC* J 00 PM D A ISY WOA tU M O D 't lu g ** » th e ttj V O LC AN O SATM AN i n u a •m ■ v * » % •» m im is PO-13 registration desk In u small hotel; "Dogs are welcome In lids hotel. W r never had a dog that smoked In bed and set fire to Ihe blankets. We never had a dog who stole our towels, played the D E A R A B B Y : My wife and I travel In a van with our twu standard poodles. In m ild weather they can slay In the van overnight, hut when It's very hoi or very raid, we cannot icavc I Item In a closed-up van. so wr pill them In a kennel. This Is quite expensive, and not satis­ factory when we lake lung trips. Gun you lull us where lu find a directory ol overnight accummodullnns that allow dogs to stay In the rooms with their owners? We realize there arr probably noi many, because dogs can he destructive, dirty or noisy. Our vet knows of no surh directory. Thank you for any help you can give us. W O O D B U R Y , CONN. D E A R W O O D B U R Y t The American Automobile- Associa­ tion |AAAI has a list of hotels and m o ld s (hat allow pels. Contact your local office Tor more Information. I am reminded id this ehand­ ing message one reader saw trained and hanging near the "Fu el Good A g a in " LAKE MARY BLVD. T V loo loud or had a noisy fight with his traveling companion. Wc never had a dog that go) d r u n k a n d b ro k e u p t h r furniture. So If your dog can vouch for you. you’re welcome, too." Welcome Newcomer! "Florida’s own Nawcomar sarvlca” — dadlcatad lo welcoming naw rasldanta. Florida Owned Florida Maaattd It is our desire to make you la tl welcome and to acquaint you with our city. If you are new In the area, or know of a family who Is, ■ phone call will bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic Infor­ mation, maps; and to help with vour ehopplng needs, cards of Introduction and gilts from local merchants. Local merchants are also encouraged to Inquire about the availability ol our servlcas. Harriet Deas — Lake Mary, 3 2 2 -3 2 0 6 Jackie G rim es — Tuskawllla • Winter Sp rings 32 7-4 347 CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC OH THOMAS I f ANOELi II C C h ir o p r a c t ic F a m ily Mw.ilth Central 90J t Like Mar, U' •d iSuila 10/ Be ,fie.td Ctitle* | Saartfard, Fl J 2 t / J 4 • • • • • AUTO ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INIUHY PAIN CONIHOL W ORKER S COMP SLIP & FALL INJURIES I PH.322-9300 'i L Qmling Sauce $ «Hom e O ltlc e 904-734-6031. �4* — Bwiford Hsiaid. Sanford, Florida — Friday. 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A m ynad o l colors, iba pa* and a u e s sail itvough the sapphire sky Eicttam ant fills ths air. M any of those children spent their snt.ro allowance on a kite, lor they knew March was Anally h a rt Th e y had la th m that m agical wind Th e y invested an they had m that un se an lores, b a ia v in g that it would bung Warn hours SCIENTIST, LONOWOOO *75 Markham Wood* M Comar 04 I I wutiameen ftd. Sunday Church Samoa end Sun School 1000 am Wednesday *00 pm. Nuriary AvNiabt* Al AH Semcea Neadingi Noom lion. *Wed' *Prl. 'Sac. 10 aum •1 pm. 7IS720* •00am 10 00 am 1000 am 7 00 p m 1 4* to 200 p N Proochool COfNOf J21 1M1 OP U M I MAN? 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Doned l l l l » t Bmioi L M Utrr ComnuMl, fi.,1 » 0 N CowMif O it» Bn Lew Mary CUmn Kiwsi m i. B « B » CWOTewn Trie* UMIM CNutn Oliva HO Bow Lew Sei'cvd Florida Ia00 |l 00 mins m nnar HM UHl *6.00 PER W EEK C A LL 322-2611 iThe Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possiblei a n ia o p v lum pk r TR U « VALUI HAROWAM 500 Mapla Ava., Sanford PTKNPTROM ftSALTY Harb Stanalrom and Staff HARRKLL A BKVKRLY TR A N SM ISSIO N David Bavarly and Staff W IN N -D IXIK STO R S 8 and Employaas rSEMINOLE A S M M llV OB OOO FrMdom AxwnblF ol Ood. ISIS W SIB S I . Seiloid N n Lila AoMrnWf 100 Kwuwi Roe) WdLii* AlM niW f ol Ood. ISTS Dlion Rd . Long wood ■ ARTIST AnliocA B it '.II Church Ovwdo Caiiwy Baolitl Church. Cryt ie Lata A J>d lata Mary Cattaiharry eaplitl Church. 7TO Samrnola Bird Canlie Butt il Church. 1101 W 111 SI Chuluola Flrtl Baplrtl CW eaear Urtaronary Baplrtl Church Southaatl Rd Cuunlrytrda Baplrtl Church. Country Club Road Lata Mary Frrti Baptial Church. SIS P e t Ava Frrtl Baplrtl Church ol AJtamonta Springe Rt 0 6 Allamorrta spnngi Fuel Baplt ,i Church of Foraal Crly Frrtl Baphtt Church of Ganata ■Frrtl Baplrtl Church Markham Wood! Fuel Baphtt Church ot Lata Monroa Frrtl Baplrtl Church ot Longa trod SSI Eat! SR I H Frrtl Baplrtl Church ot Outdo Frrtl Bapirtt Church at Saniando Spring* Frrtl Bapl.lt Church ol Wrnlar Sprmgt 390 Bahama Rd F u tl Shiloh Mrtaronary Baplrtl Church, 1101 W llth SI Furatt Baplrtl Church ol Otlaarr Founiam Haad Baplrtl Church. Or ratio Mop# Baplrtl Church Foratl Crly Commonrly Cantar Foratl Crly Indapanoanca Baplrtl M itt Cm c laogua Brdg Longuood Jordan Mntrorrary Baplrtl Church, too Uptala Rd Laaatraar Bapirt- Church IIS L a r i a t A.a . Lata Mary Macedonia Million Baplrtl Church. Oat Hill Rd Ottaan Mittionary Baplrtl Church Morth Rd Enlarpnta Morning Glory Baplrtl Church. Ganara Mary Ml Monah hrimriiia Baplrtl HOI Locutl Ara Sanlord Ml On.a M.ltrunary Baplrtl Chorerr Saniando Sprmgt Rd Longnood Ml Srne Mtttrohary Baplrtl Church. 1S00 Party Aia Ml /ion Mrtaronary Baplrtl Srpaa Ata Man Balhal Mrttronary Churcn Wh SI S Hictoyy A.a Nary Ml Ceyary Mrttronary Baplrtl II0S VI 12th SI Nan seam Pnm.h.a Bapl.tl Church l!0d VI 12lh SI Nan Tatlamani Baplrtl Church O uerer Inn florin longnuod Nan Ml /ion Baplrtl Church irio f>»a> A.o Nary Lila Fynonthip ISS1 C Lata Drrya, Cattalparry FI 12106 Norllrtrda Bap try I Church Chgloola Raoplat Baplrtl Church. 120r Vr Fntl Snaal Sanlord Frnaciatl Baplrtl Church, tl* Vi Airport Bird Prarrra Lata Baplrtl. Rrdga Rd Ftm Part Progratt Mntronaiy BapKtl Church Wrdaa. Sacond Shiloh Mrm o n e y Bapi-cr Chuicn Watl Sanlord Smyrna Bapl.tl Chu'Ch ISO Ot0ltr»*>ot 0* Cattartwtty 50 rand Baplrtl Chuich 2S2S Pemttio 51 j u r a t Mrttronary Baplrtl Church SI Rd 4IS Ottaan Si Luta Mrttronary Baplrtl Church ol Camaron Crly Inc Si Pour Btplwt Church. S t ) Pm# Ava Si Mttw a n t Baplrtl Chuich Canaan Hgti St J m i Mrtnonary flapt'tt Church, too Cypratt SI . Mi taruney Baplrtl 12th 4 Cadar KNIGHT'S SNOB STORK Downtown Sanford Don Knlghl and Staff WILSOH-IICHKLSSRQBR MORTUARY EunJca Wilson and Stall T N I M cK IB SIN A Q B N C V Inturanca O S B O R N 'S BO OR A N D S1BLS S TO R S 2509 Sanford Ava. COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY! Tampia Baptltl Chuicn. Pern Spnngt Rd . Aitamonia sprmgt Victory Baptltl Chuich. Old Orlando Rd tl Manor Ava Watty wry Baplrtl Churcn. 4100 Paula Road I4SAJ William Chapat Mrttronary Baplrtl Church. Mart S William St. Allamonla Spnngt /km Hop# Baplrtl Churcn. 212 Orange Aia CATHOLIC All Soura Cunoire Church. S02 Oa» A.a . Sanlord Churcn ol tha Ntnrlly. La*a Mary Our Lake of tha lofcat C u Noire Churcn. 1)10 Maalmiiian. Otttona St Ann a Catholic Church. Dogwood Tret. OtBory SI Augullirw Catholic Church. Suntat D r. nau Button Rd . CattUOarry St Mary Magadeana C u noire Church. Mutitnd A vs. Allamonla Spnngi CHRISTIAN Flrtl Chntlitn Church, 1S02 S Sanlord Ava Flrtl Chntlitn Churcn a I Long wood. 1000 f ( Wnnomton R d , longwood Greet Chntlwn Church. Moating e SanunoW YMCA, BBS Longwood Loot Mary Rd , Loot Mary Laaavww Chntlwn Church. Boor Lake R d, kl J armton Konhtrda Chntlitn Church. Florida Moran D r. M u Hand Sanlord Chntlitn Church. I l l W Airport Bird South Sammola Chnilian Church. JOO W SR 4J4. O utdo CHRISTIAN S C IIN C I Futl Church ol Chntl Scwniiti, STS Marthun Wood! R d . Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Chuicn ot Cnntt. iStJ S P u t A n . Churcn ot Chrlit at Lot* Ellen, U • 1/ to. H CotoUharry Church ol Chnat. SCO Pern Spnngt O r, Allamonla Spnngt Church ol Chrtit. Ganrra Church of Chntl. Longwood Church Ol Chntl. W I2IRSI Nonnudw Chuicn ol Chrtal, F it Hewn D r. Metiand South Swmrnoia Church ol Chntl. S4I0 Lew howwm Rd CHURCH OF OOO Chuich ol God. SO) Hickory Church ol Go). SO) W 22nd SI Chuich ot God Oyrwdo Chuich ot God Molr nay*. I a*a Monro* Church ol God Mr avion (nlorpnt* Church ot God. 1002 W win St Chuich ot God in Chntl. Ovwda Church ot God ol Prophocy JSCS S Elm Ay* Chuich of God ot prophocy I20S S Portunmon A rt Churcn ol God ol Piopnwcy. 4SS S Centre Outdo Church ot God I tin Dtrl Daitona Community Canitr Da*Iona ilia c Rorrmi Hate c# Church ol God 1200 W I Jin Si Sanlord True Church ul God. 2200 Rrdgawoed Aa* . Sanlord EaaltrnOnhodoa Church SI S itr a n to lO C A 1005 Lata Emma Road Longwood FL J2250 Caaiarn Onnodoa Church SI John Orthodoi. 224) Country D uo Road Sanlord EPISCOPAL All Samit Epwcope Chuich, I OtBory A r t , Enlarpnta Chnat Epwcope Chuich. Longwood EpfocopM Church ol Ihe Haw Contrwnl, ITS TutkawrUa Road, Wlniai Spnngt Holy Croat Epwcope, Park A n . at 4th S t . Swford SI. Raton Epwcope Churcn. 200 Rinehart Rood. Lake Muy St Rlched t Church. SISt Lika Mowall R d . Winter Pork Tha Church ot Iho Good Shoprwrd. Metiand. J J I Lew A n JCWWM Both Am Synagogue mealing at Corner ol Sand Lake *nd County Lina Road. Watt 14 Tampia Sheom, 1283 Eltcam Bird . Deiona LUTHERAN A tcantion Lutharan Churcn. OnrOrook D r . Catauberry Good Shephard Untied Lutharan. 2112 S Onondo Or Holy Croat Lutheran Churcn ot Lew Mary. 230 Sun Ortn. Lett Mary Lord O l Lit* Lutharan Church. J H Tutkowrlla R d. Winlar Spnngt Lutharan Church ol Provktonc*. Owllona Lulhwran Church ol the Redeemer. 10) W JSlh Place Mattieh Lutharan Church. Gordon Doyt Dr S Mwy 12 to. CaatMberry 84. Luke* Lutharan Church. Rt 42S. Slant SI tlaphan Lulharan Church, 4Ja lull Wwtl ol M . Longwood M S TH O M T Bamalt United Mamone Church, E. DwBary A n . Enlarpnta •oar Lake Umwd Method!tl Chuicn Bathoi A M I Church. Canaan Mgn CaateDurry Commumiy Unnad Mtinodial Church. Hay 12 to Pinay Rrdga R d . Cooearbarry Chnat Untied Malhodial Church. Tucker O r . Sunwnd (t w it t OtBory Community MalhcdWt Church. W Highbonkt Rd . OwBory Flrtl United MothodWI Church, t i l Para A n Flrtl MwUroditt Church ol Onodo Firal Umlad Melhodwi Church ol Genova Free MothodWI Churcn 900 W am SI Orica Umlad Malhodial Church. 4W H Country Club R d . Lew Mary Grant Chapel A M I Church. Oviedo Oaa gru-a Mwthodwl Church. Oyrwdo Otlwwn MothodWI Church. Cor ol Carpenter s Murray S i . Oalwwn Pool a Watiayan Malhodial. 5*50 Wayarda O t. Sanlord Saniando llmiad Malhodial Chuicn. SR U 4 and M . Longwood SI Jtmat A M E . 8m e Cyprata SI Luka M B Church ot Camaron City. Inc . Be ardorl olt S R 46 E Si Mary ■ A M E Church. SI Rt 4 IS. Ottaan SI Paul t Momodwl Church. O il ton Rd . fnlarprioe Siratiord Mamone Churcn. S OtBory CONORIQAtlOHAL Cangragairone Chntl ran Churcn. 2401 S Puk Ayw, Sanlord lASTFRN ORTHO004 Faalarri Orthurlx. Chunn SI Oaorga 2001 Dyiu- via. Muliand Firal Church el the N ajarana 2541 Sanlord A n Gonna Church ol Ih l Nororone S R 4S, Gena, a Lake Mary Church ol iho Norarena I2t 8 C rytie Laaa A n . Laaa Mary Longwood Churcn ol Iho Majorone Woyman S Jtttup A n . Longwood a • Molt horn Woody Church ol the Najowno, SR OB. Jv» Milaa Waal ol 14 al Iho Waktva Rrnr FENTECOSTAL ceyary Chnilian Canlar. 1063 Slew S I. Sanlord Plan PRESBTTIWAN Daitona Prat by Ianon Church. Holland Bhrd 1 Autnn A n . Dwllona Futl Protbytenon Church ol laaa Mary Full Pmbylentn Church. Oaa A n 4 Vd SI Flrtl PratOytanon Churcn ol OaBery f Highland Si Andwwt Pwtbylonon Churcn. M i ) Boor Lake Rd SI M e n PratOylmm Church. 1021 Pem Spnngi Rd. AJIenonia Spgt Tutcawtila Pretbylanan Church. MOO Well Slate Rd 426 Oviedo Fla Uptea Commumly Pretbylanan Church. Uptea Rd Watlrrwutiar Prttbylanon Church. Rad Bug Rd . Caataibarry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Foratl lata Savtnth Day Advwnlltl Churcn. Hwy U S . Foratl City M e t Hill Seventh Day Advantitt Church. 101 E 2nd S I . Sanlord Sanlord Seventh Day Adnntitt Church. M IS 24 Highway 422 Seventh Day A dnnlitl Church. Meiltnd A n , Allenonlt Sprmgt Winlar Spnngt Seventh Day A dnnlitl Church. 50 S M on Rd OTHER CHURCHES All Fern Chapel, Camp SammoM. Wakna Para, Rd Allan a A M E Church. Oliva t 121h Baedei Annua Hotmata Chapel Boeder A n Chuluola Community Church Church ol Joint Chntl ol L e itr Day Senlt. 2JIS Para Ava Family Church Chnilian Canie. 1S44 Sammola Bird . Caataibarry Futl Born Church ol tha Living God, Midway Frrtl Church ol Chntl. Scwntni. {item Bird and Venut S I . Doilont Flrtl Poniecotre Church ol Longwood Futl Ptnlecotie Church ol Sanlord Full Goapai Churcn ol Ood in Chntl. 1S2S Jerry Av* . Sanlord Full Gotpai Tabernacle. 2224 Country Club Roe) Groce BrbW Chu'Ch. 2344 S Sanlord A n Holy Tnnty Churcn ol God ui Chntl. 1916 Meigoutlirw Ava Kingdom Hei ol Jehovah t Wrlnema. Lake Monroe Uml 1542 W Thud Si Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Bind. Lew Monroe Ml Oliva Hounata Church. Oak Hill Rd . Ottaan Neighborhood Alliance Church, 301 M et hen Woody Road. Longwood Pomecotre Open Brora Tabernacle Ridgewood A n . OH 26m oppotila Sammola High School Preta and Power Church. H I W Wilbur A n . Lake M ey Roiling Hill! Moravian Chu'Ch. SR 4M Longwood Santovd Alliance Church. 1401 S Pek Ava Sanlord B ora Church. 2460 Sanlord Ava The Full Gotpel Chmch ol Our Lord Jatul Chntl Waahmgion S r. Canaan Cily the sevetion Army 200 W 24m SI Trirunon Tha Church ot in# Naw Age. 1006 W Cm SI United Church of Chntl Allamonla Community Chapel. Altenoala Springe Umlad Church ol Chntl Chnilian Feiowehip 260 N Country Club Rd Lata Mary Winter Sprmgt Community Ivtngetce Congragerone. 213 Wade SI , Winter Spnngt �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March •, I N O - W Religion ‘Youth Blast’ to bring food, police equipment to park IN B R I E F Church celebrates 100th anniversary SANFOHD — The Congregational Christian Church. 2402 S. Park A vc., Sanford. Is celrbiatlng I heir lOOih anniversary March I I al 2 p.m. Mayor llellye Smith will speuk. Hefrrshmrnls will be served. The regular aervlrc will remain nl 11 a.m. Philippine ewerentse aamlnart Ml SANFORD — Th e Firs! United Methodist Church Women arc having a church wide study of the Philippine Islands March 11. IN. and 23. The study is to help people gain a sen re of thr Filipino culture. The March 11 meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a family dinner In the Fellowship Hall with Filipino food. A donation of 92.30 for adults and 91.50 for chlldrrn la asked. Carol Keyra. a retired missionary In ih r Philippines, will speak. T h r rr will be a special session for children. Coyle to speak about her book SANFORD — The First United Mrlhndlst Church Is featuring Beverly Jonra Coyle March 13 al u 10 a.m. reading from her book The Kneeling Bus. Coyle Is u professor of English al Vassar Collrgr In New York. Shr Isa fifth general Ion Floridian and the book deals with her childhood rsprrlrnres. Coyle says "I believe I may have written Ih r first pure Mrlhndlst novel al Iasi." Trip to Lake Walaa in the futura SANFORD — The Lutheran Church of ihe Kcdccinrr. 2525 Oak Avc.. Sanford. Is making lentallvr plans In lake a group lo Lake Wales for Ihr Black Hills Passion Plan April I. For more Informalkrn. call Glen McKendrrr al 322-3055. Continental Slngars to bo In Lake Mary LAKE MARY — Grace United Methodist Church. 4(h) N. Country Club Blvd.. Lake Mary. Is sponsoring a concert by Ihe Christian group Ihe Continental Singers March 14 ul 7 p.m. Their new progrum draws on Ihrlr 23 yrars of experience. ‘Twlca Pardoned’ to bo shown LA K E MARY — First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods Hd . Lake Mary. Is showing Ih r film "Twice Pardoned" March 14 at 7 p.m. In ihr rhurrh santuary. The film deals with Ihe way young pcoplr deal with pain and prrsaurr. For more Informal ton. rail 333-20H5. The First Bapllsl Chureh Is also having K a m i Cnlrman speak on AIDS. Her speech. "A Christ Ian's Response." will br March ID at 7 p.m. In Ihe sanctuary. Lenten Bible studies scheduled LAKE MARY — Si. I’eier's Episcopal Church. 700 Hlnrharl Hd.. Lake Mary. Is having a Lrn trn Bible Study uf ihe Healing Stories In Ihr Gospels each Tuesday from March 6 through April 10 al 7:30 p.m. A service will precede rarli study. JCC has Purlm Carnival M AITLAND — The Jewish Cuminunlly Center. H51 N. Maitland Avc.. Maitland. Is having a three event run March 11 Including a S.OUQ-tnetrr road race at 3 p.m.. u lO.OOO-mrirr road race al 3;4S p in., and u 440-yard kiddle race. Prizes will br awarded and refreshments will b«- served. There will also hr a midway with games and rides, a magic show, door prizes and much more. For more Information, call Ell Bereovlel al 643-5933. Enlry fresarr 97 and 910. The kiddle race Is free. Israeli painter Kena Plnkrn Is having an exhibit al ih r JC C March 24 and 25. followed by an exhibit In New York, then Tokyo. Hours arc from H u. 10 p.m. Saiurday and from 10 a.m. loH p.m. Sunday. The JC C Is also featuring guest dance Instructor Yaakov Eden al Central Florida's Third Annual Israrll Folk Dance Workshop March 17 and 18. Eden leaches ul Dull Stale Unlvrrsliy In Munelr. Ind. Saturday's Instruction begins al 7:30 p.m., and Sundays from 9 lo I I a.m. There will be a charge. For more Information, call 645-5933. Arts, crafts show In Maitland M AITLAN D — Asbury United Mrlhodlsl Church. 220 W. Horatio Avr.. Maitland. Is having an arts anti crafts show March 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with country emits, wood rrafls. bears and drills, ceramics, and much more. Fur more Informal Ion. cull 644-5222. West Virginia social scheduled ORANGE C IT Y — The United Mctltodtsl Church. 395 East Unlvrrsliy Avr.. Orangr City. Is having a Wrsl Virginia Social March 18 at 12:30 p.m. at Ihe church. A plcnlc-stylc lunch will be served and beverages w ill tie provided. Family Lite Seminar to feature Martin D ELTO N A — The First Hapllsl Church of Dcltnim, 1200 Providence Hd.. Deltona. In having u Family Life Seminar March U lo I I . The speaker will Ire Dr. Paul Martin of Tennessee Temple University, and founder und director Ihr American Christ Ian Counseling Foundation. There Is no charge to intend. For more Informallon. cull 574-1911 Shrine to have fundraising concert ORLANDO — Th e Mary Quern of Ihr Universe Shrine will be having a special tjcurfli for their building fund March 19 al 7:30 p.m. The singer Dana will sing Irish songs at 8300 Vineland A v r.. Orlando. Admission Is 910. For more Informatlon. cull Betty at 239-4010. SANFORD — When II comes to gelling Ihr mrsaugr mil. nothing works brtirr than a 111 tie food. Slndnry Brock of Flral Bapllsl Chtirrh Is rx p rclln g 200 lo atlrnd ih r Youth Blast al Fl. Mellon Ihirk Saturday. Th e day will fealurr a barbecue from I I a.m. lo 5 p.m. as well as other a llra rllo n s and rvcn la . T h r Youlh Blast Is the kirkolT lo u week of youlh revivals at Ihr church. Tickets for thr harbrrue will br 94 for adults und 93.50 for rhlldrrn and may be purchased from any memlwr of the Find Bapllsl Youlh Croup. In addition In the harbrrue. (here arr plans for Ihe Sanford mllre department lo bring Ihe <AT (Blood Alcohol Testing) Mobile out lo l he Blast along with Ihetr m otrrcyclc patrol unit, confiscated wrapons. and " P C -1 ." an animated police E rm ls rr. The revival evangelist will br R rv. David Burton, associate dtrrrinr of evangelism for ihe Florida Bapllsl Convention. The group will be led In song al rrvlval Sunday night by Richard Fuller, music direr lor of ihe First Bapllsl Church of Merrill Island. On Tuesday evening. Christian singer Al Denson will perform. Stay alive, alert to a changing world • f J . OTIS BNWM Guest columnist SAN FO RD - O n o u r first pilgrimage lo ihe Holy Lands, jusi over a decade ago. w r and all Ihe others of ubout 500 enjoyrd the sights, appreciated what we were Iruming about Ihr native fallhs und others of Israel. Il was a deeply splrtluul experi­ ence and not just a regular tourist adventure. While there for a day or two. confusion urosr In my mind us wr vlsllrd Iwo sties along Ihr way The first wus the Churrh of the Holy Sepulture and a few rnlnutrs lairr The Garden Tomb. It arose following Iwo places where Jesus of Na/urrih's body was placed following his execu­ tion by iTurltlxIon. Both sites were claimed as the sites where his body was taken. This was news for a first I Inter lo Israel. Il came lo perplex me greatly. I did. however, ki-cp II lo myself, und I am happy I did. Either before we left Israel or shortly after reluming lo Illinois. I recalled tome verses from llte Revelation of John, exiled lo the lsl.mil uf Patinos because of his fullh In Jesus Christ. These versrs brought Ituck In memory and made ih r question of place ultimately Irrelevant since II wus not Ihe final place his body would Is- placed. John, writing between 95 and 125 A.D.E. about his experience of 30 A.D.E.. had Informed all of us on this subject when he wrote wards from Jesus which he experienced: "Fear not. I am ihe llrst und Ihe last, und thr living one. I died, und behold 1am alive for evermore..." This settled all (or me anew since I had pre­ viously known those verses. So this nioMi fuithful and derisive pussage removed anew from m r thr perplexity und the anxiety of Ihul experience in Israel, Therefore Lent '90 ami Easier '90 olfers us another opportunity for growth lit our faith, lo understanding and lo proclaim anew John's message lo the seven churches and through them to us und they will help us forge ahead, to live according lo these words, and lo do so more forcefully than In the past. Alive and Alert — lo continue lo affirm this vital message and lo hr persistent In today's world. This foundation (or our Easier lull!) causes us to become In­ creasingly Null Alive amt Aware lo Ihe many ureus ol our very own lives and that of others which will lead lo more Intimate Involvement In aspects of our faiths In common. We will see anil serve In our world from the perspective of ourselves being allvr and alert. Alive and Alert — to Ihe ever in rre a tln g opportunities to search and join In Ihe quest for Jusllrr over Injustice, peace over war. being a eatallsl for change in (txluy's und tomorrow's world over Hie contemporary morals and vlrwa lacking In faithfulness and rthleul value, tye would beromc a presenter of new life styles, persons eaughi up In Ihe humunttartan struggles of our lime and disciplined by Ihe words John heard "...and behold I am alive everm ore..." W r would Ihen become advocates preparing today for Ihe next century and urging others lo join us. Hrrognlslng lhai In numbers there Is strength for Jesus Christ's call. Allvr und Alert — lo Ihr dire und urgent rails lo God's people from all over most of our world. God has endowed his people wlih love to share, goodness to give, and a unique falih to underglrd them. This Is our world task loday. Unforiunalety in our area and especially in the Occident, wr have often left this out of our deeper concerns. We see such persons as "Th ird Worldcrs." and not purl of us. In Ihr lust dreadr or jusl a bit more, ihe concept of a "Fourth World" has been Introduced und w r being told lhal such a group of persons are found Ihe world over. Yet we are compelled by our fullh to remember Hull God has made us all: people, nations, etc., und God did not classify human brings according to Ihe place In Ills world they lived or pos­ sessed. These artificial stigmas of classified I ton mur.l be re­ moved. Today, under God. Christians everywhere must affirm loud und clear lhal for us Jesus Christ "Is alive for evermore." So II Is lhal our rrsponslbtl!,y. as Ills IM-opIr. no mailer which world w r reside In. lo join the strug­ gles. us God's endowed human liclugs. possessed with abilities to think. lo act, lo serve, so lhal th r world will Increasingly IJerome a place for all to live, lo enjoy, to struggle, lo make II one. our world, and a wholesome place lo nimure Hie oncoming generations. In Europe loday. as well us In the Southern lim itsphrrt. parts of Africa and In­ cluding our nallon. people must become not only free hut liberat­ ed In spirit, mind. body. soul, and u vital part of any nallon they reside In. For "...frur not. I um the first and ihe last, and thr living one. I tiled, and behold I um ullvr for evermore..." (ttv J Oil* iTw in it lh» paiior of Trinity Uni ltd M t thodist Church. I l l S A v t . Sanford Sanford Prophesy March 25 to 30. Kaylyn is a graduate of Semlnola High School grad now preaches ..._ world of the Lord ■y LAC V D O W N Harold stall writer SANFO RD Se m in o le High School graduate Kaylyn Smith. 23. eommliied her life lo love: love for Ihr Lord, anti love fo r h er e v a n g e lis t h u s b a n d of 2 1,» y r a r s . Uaseom. 24. “ The Lord called me lo Ik - a minister’s wile when hr sent m r lo m a rry llu s r u m ." Kaylyn said. H a s r o m . an o rd a in e d minister with the Church of God of (Tophrry. preaches at revivals In Florida and Kaylyn will aerompuny him lo Ihr 37 churches srhrdulrd litis year. Vonnlc Gtimer, wife of Ihr paslor al Sanford's Church of God of Prophecy. Is cxelicd about Ihr upcoming revival Ihrbm lths will host. “ Kaylyn is very talented, and will lie singing ut our church." she said. "I am so blessed to br able lo use m y voice this way: doing the Lo rd 's w o rk ." Kaylyn said. Allhough Kaylyn said she "lives out of a suitcase." she Hods her work e.xrlllng and rewarding. "Jusl seeing one young person come tu the Lord Is worllt all the travel­ ing." she said. Hascoin explained that cvrry rrvlval is special, and although each one Is sched­ u le d for S u n d a y n ig h t Ihruugh Friday. "It depends on how the crowds are doing. If they're rxrtled. we will stay longer." Ordinarily on Ihe road nu weekends. Ihe Smiths slay wtlh Ihe sponsoring pastor and his family when they are conducting a revival. They slay ul Ihe Wittier Park home of Kaylyn'* parents. William and C a r o ly n W llh r r o w . formerly ol Sanford, when Ihry arr not traveling. "B y staying In Ihrlr homr. we rrully gel lo know each pastor and his f a m ily ." Ilaseom said Kaylyn considered herself a typical Iren while growing up in Sanford. She pnrtlpatrd In music, sports. National Honor Society, and was Miss SHS runner up In high school. "I had all the sumr trrnptallons. I hud u secure home life, hut It Isn't easy to he a Ircnugrr." she said. "A s pustor'a wife. I can testily that Kaylyn overcame Ihr problems and crisis' lhal terns face. The Lord blessed her wlih a Christian husband, too." Gltincrsutd. Hasrom admitted he was "Ihe prodigal son who drifted from ihe fold. I Irlcd every­ thing anil didn't (1ml peace, so I runu- back to the Lord." he said. " T h e w o rld used me. abused m r. confused me. and then left me wtlimit any hope. Being born again gives m r u feeling of renewal." he added. Anita James, youlh director for the local chi'rch. said "Th e message we want lo gel across Is lhal you ran be a young person und a Christian. Kaylyn Is o u r hometown example." James doesn't put any age re st r l r I Io n s on c h u r c h parllclpallon. "Until you feel old. you're young. We need everybody lo say yes lo Jesus In all ihlngs." she said. Gilmer said " T o undcnvlund It. you have lo exjH-rlenee II." The Church nl God of Pro­ phecy will host a rcvlvul Icaturlng Slate Evangelist. Hasrom Smith and his wife. Kaylyn. Irom March 25 — 30. beginning ul 7 p.m Sunday, a n d 7 :3 0 p .m . M o n d a y through Friday. "We want to show love." Gilmer said. "Love wins." Vatican confirms visit to Mexico U n l f A Praam International V A TICA N C ITY - The Vatican confirmed Wednesday that I’opc John Paul II will visit Mexico May 6-13. with a stop in HitNcthrrlunds Antilles Island of Curacao on tin- way homr. The trip was first announced by Catholic Church oHlclals In Mexico In July last year. Iml Ihe Vatican makes no formal utt- nnuneement until a lew weeks before a papal trip. It will be Ihe pope's second trip lo Mexico, which, although Its p o p u la tio n Is 95 per ce n t Catholic. Is a "lay" slate In which the church and slate are separated under the terms of Ihe mnsllliillon. tils first visit to Mexico. In January 1979. wus also John Paul's first trip outside Italy. N o film w a s e x e m p t w h e n the c e n s o rs rule d H o lly w o o d Mae West's double entendres Hit songs like “ I've Found a New Wuy lo Go lo Tow n") and her insinuating walk and talk ("W hy doncha conte up und see me s o m e t im e ? " is her b e s tremembered classic) were prime turgcls of Ihr movie censors In Ihe 1930s. When the righteous arm of the film Industry known as the Hays Office laflrr Its president. Will Haysl began Implementing Its Holly wood cleanup. Mar West got top hilling from Ihe censors T w o of her fllm s .'T m No Angel" und "Klondike Annie." eveulually got llu- t ensors' Scat ol Approval. Hy Ihen. Ihr blue pencils had tlonr Ihrlr work. The Hays Other found "tinacceptable'' such lines as. "She's ihe only girl who has s a tis fie d nu. i' m en th a n C hesterfield's," und "W h e n she's ruughl hr I went Iwo evils, shr likes lo lake Ihe one she never tried before." Every movie lhal runic out of Hollywood between 1934 and 1968 went through the same laundering when called lor. as Gerald Gardner tells In Ills Irook. "Tile Censorship Papers" IDudd. Mead. 1987). This is a collection ol the Him censors' Irltrrs lo movie producers who. In Ihe censors' opinion, hud crossed over the line ol decency and propriety. Vulgarity of every kind — somi'llmcH of the mildest sort — drew a no-no horn the Imwmiig guardians of the co u n try 's morals. When the script lor the movie version of "Horn Yesterday" called lor Brock, tlu- junk dealer tycoon played by Broderick Crawford, to la-leh. Ihe censors let out a loud noise of their own: " E lim in a t e Ihe liurp front Brock." It was cut Not cvell a wholesome movie like "Going My W ay." m which B in g C r o s b y a n d B a r r y Fli/gcrald starred as iwo atnlulilt- parish priests, escaped ihe censorious eye of Hie Hays (I II K < Alter Father O'Malley (played hy Crosby) Is transferred lo another parish. Ihr bishop sends Father Tlm o n y . a happy-golucky cutup played by Frank McHugh, lo lakr his place. After 10 minutes with Father Tim . Ihe aging purlsh priest. Father Fltzgthbau (Fitzgerald), shakes Ills head In dismay. "How did he ever come lo be a p r ie s t ? " he a sks. F a t h e r O 'M a lle y r e p lie s . " W e blindfolded him and hr Ihought lie waspilulng Ihe Elks." Joe Breen, who dlrrctrd the Hays Ollier Irom 1934 lo 1954. Itgurrd this would upset the Catholic Church and ordered llte line deleted. Indeed It was Ihr church-sponsored Legion ol Drcrney lhal was the major bi!|M-:us behind the format Ion ol the Hays Office. S r x on llte s c re e n and Hollywood se.x scandals off Ihr screen were destroying Ih r film capital's Image with Ihe public. Threatened with a boyroll of Catholic moviegoers. Hie movie moguls decided they had heller police Ihrlr own morals before somebody else slep|>cd In anil did It lor Ihciu They organized the Motion I'lcturc Producers and Dlstrlbutors ol America with Will Hays us their president. Hays had perfect credentials Alt elder In the Presbyterian Church. Irrlo taler ami non smoker who never swore, coming Irom small lown America ISuilivau. hul l. Hays rose lo heroine chairman of the Republican National Cummlllrc and was considered a dark horse candidate li r Ihe GUP pr< si- deuilal nomination In 1920. Warren llurihng got Ihe rtod. httl later rewarited Hays for his support by naming him U.S. Postmusk-r-Criirrat. Iluys left t lull |ob a year lairr lo lake Hie movie |m is |. He pul Joseph Breen In charge ol the day-lo-day opemlton ol the Hays Ollier on the West Coast. lireen was a former newspaper re|xirler who had also served with the U.S. consulate In the lirtllsh West Indies. A genial sort, he was nevertheless relent­ less In ihe pursuit ol his watch­ dog roll-. Ills opposition to Hollywood's glorification nl the "sweater girl" lit the I94IH caused ronslcrnalion tn the sweater Industry which charged that Hreen was hurting ihetr business �t I f I ’ I _48 — Soniord Hsrald. Sanford, Floods — Frlfley, March 9, 11 B L O N D IE by CMc Y «m f by Howl# S th n tld tr EEK A M EEK LCW6 AMO MARRIAGE- ] GOTOG CIV^R... J OK WORDS TO \ THAT EFFECT LIKE A HOR5E PULLUJG A CARRIAGE. Fasting not effective as weight loss plan D E A R D R. O O T T i What's y o u r o p in io n on the fast weight-lass program s being sponsored by loral hospitals? This Is a lasting diet with no solid foods for 12 weeks, at w hich lime solids are pro­ gressively reintroduced for 13 weeks. My husband entered this program, weighing In at 340 pounds. He lost 18 pounds In two weeks and Is now olf all Insulin for his dlshetes. I'm concerned, D E A R R E A D E R : At the risk of antagonising the many dis­ ciples of fast weight-loss pro­ grams. I am going on record as opposing this method. Unquestionably, most of these programs are effective In getting people to loar weight. However, the regimens are so restrictive that dieters cannot stick with them. Therefore, afler several weeks during which patients shed unwanted pounds, push comes to shove: They have to get back lo eating normal food. Since their weight losses dri pended on the strict diet, they seldom learned proper tech­ niques of m aintaining their dimmed-down figures. Sludlcs have documented that m orr than 90 percent of fast weight loscra eventually gain back moat, or all; of I h r weight they lost. Also, studies have shown that repealed cycles of weight toss and gain are unhealthy, leading to elevated blood cholesterol and heart disease. Statistically. Il's healthier lo remain somewhat overweight Ino more than 10 percent above Ideal weight), rather than rnguglng In hope­ lessly repetitive efforts to losr weight. I'm glad your husband en­ joyed Initial surerss: I hope hr ran conllnur to keep his weight under control without a format and expensive program. As y o u ’ ve d is c o v e re d , obese diabetics can often eliminate or reduce medlclnr once they begin to lose weight — and keep II olf. This Is bccuiiv the amount of Insulin or anll-dlulirtlr medlclnr is directly related lo the quantity and quality of food that la eaten: with less Intake, there Is less requirement for Insulin and other medicine. PETER GOTT.M.D. T h e lo n g -t e r m ris k s of welght-gatn/welght-loss cycles for diabetics ate more serious, because this pattern makes It harder for the doctor to make proper adjustments In medicine. However. I'd feel more com- 1 __ S laow coasts* • Novel aMr. 11 Wans 11 Mated sods 14 Coast# 00«. itr" ' If 3. Romo 14 Noe — I t Not y « at k >ntshoSMi l l uttotoft 11 Santa 14 Dtohof IT I I 31 Raroovot oao 34 (Thais » Vary t 34 Tlao Tamar's aa 17 Two pass — 3t Womho 41 Grout ol fortable If your husband — and others like him — were to choose a reasonable dlel. under the guidance of a rrglslercd dieti­ cian. that would be appropriate for long-term management. 44 Got otto** 45 Ciclarsotlon dJLHJ U - J U U U OlRsttNl JU U U t .liJ U U H tits J U U L K J L K 1 L 1 U I I nirpim t HRtfft SlSoW at •11 M Actret* d JU U 'JUL1 L ld J U [J U ltU U ULUJL'UJ L JU U uJULJ U U U l IL'JUL'JU u u u u jJUJII iJ E JU U UllLlfcJ J U C J U UL‘JLI13 uJfJLJ IIUML'J U I J U I J U U U L J LKdLJ l i U U S 4 _________ St Is aassort of tOM loa J J _ IU U U U U L IU at Srai L5LULJ LdUUL'JlLIUUlJLJ S3 N ttO * tiriaMaa fJ l 3 U L3U U LJU J L I U M Sodas) :n «i-i i .i i i i ' i i «i i i « k m • Actraaa 1 Nosy 4 JSIhkftsr 8 Cana t turdos 7 Naan tuflti 11 Tossy* ’* Most C _ t T om coroti 10 total 11 — , n r ... 14 TV oclrott lorslta — HIMooaMsa ItCatNatof IkDotki OortsM 11 — to | I t Sound ol surt I t Jut 30 Dtvorco 34 - totroo 40 Us lo now 41 lotaro loot. 43 CMMron 47 VorkaMro itvar 44 Husband ant 4tMjoctof worship »M y oTpSC? SI AccoraptahSlTho 53 Notonoor ara 54 loathed 57 Corsai train 54 I f L (•) ISM »T NIA. MW WIN A T BRIDGE T U M BLEW EEDS by T K, Ryan FOR B y Jam as Jacoby There arc no rules for bidding nine-card suits Usually U'a a good Idea to trade on the extreme length by starting the bidding high. So South tried five clubs. West had a fair hand, but not enough In his view to stick his neck out at the five-level. So he lamely passed. That ended the auction. The opening king of diamonds was rolled. Declarer cashed the ace of clubs and led the 10 of hearts from his hand. West did not want to waste his ace. so he played low. East took the king, and the defense was helpless. West could gel the lead only with the ace of hearts. By that time the heart jack In dum m y would be established for declarer to Jcttlxm his possible spade loser. Was there any way for Went to know'.* Yep. certainly. Obviously Soutli. with his string of good clubs, umnot have the king of spades, or he would be playing that suit, furthermore. It's Impossible that he would be leading the heart 10 from a K -IO combination. (Thai play would make no sense.) But the actual layout. 0-10 doubleton of hearts. Is very plausible. And when that Is the rase. West must rtse with the ace or hearts as soon as the suit Is led. so thiit he ran play a spade through the dum m y's A-Q -J-IO . That sets the contract — a decent result for East-West, since they cannot make any­ thing hy bidding ut the five-level. NORTH ISM ♦ AQ J W t ill • MSTS ♦ Ml - WEST 4*1! WA T 4 4 ♦ AKJI5 ♦a EAST • Kt aa 4X111 4 q 4i i ♦1 SOUTH ♦ 71 ♦ Q 10 4 A K Q J I 7 014 Vulnerable: Both Dealer South Seetk Wh i Nerth East 14 All paa Opening lead: 0 K HOROSCOPE by Bob Tha vts FRANK AND ER N EST s® : I'M F fw I -4 MAN o f v fo n o s , S o THOUGHT T P fETTEp H / f f LAW\E£. G A R F IE L D £ £ | A by Jim Davis B y B o n ilos Bods Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y March 1 0 .10 9 0 T w o Interesting alliances might be formed In the year ahead that could have Important ramifications. Valuable knowl­ edge may be gained through one contact, while a new group of friends may be acquired through another. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you might have to make an Important decision that could effect others as well as yourself. Fortunately, your Judgment Is excellent and that which you decide should be wise. Know where lo look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs ore romantically perfect for you. Mall 82 to Matchmaker, cfo this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. A R IE S IMarch 21 April 19| Your workload might be a trifle heavier over the next few days, but II can be substantially lightened If you use your head us well as your buck. Begin to formulate your Rime plan now. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20] Others may have to take a back scat socially today when a dominating character who wants the whole stage alone enters the scene, but not you. You'll be more than a match. O E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) A critical family mailer can be resolved today If the discussion is conducted In a matter that will allow all to get their two-rents worth In. Everyone's Input is Important. C A N C E R (June 2 1,July 22) People you’ll be Involved will) today m ight not grasp the essence of Ideas as quickly us you will. Take time to render explanations when necessary. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Don't leave anything lo chance In your commercial dealings today. In­ sistence upon a complete dis­ closure or relevant facts will make Ihc difference between profit and loss. V IR G O (Aug. 2 3-Sc pi. 22) People who arc not usually very supportive will be cooperative today If you approach them properly. Let them know how much you appreciate their help and how they can gain aa well. L I B R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Th in g s will have a way of working thrmsdves out lo your A N N IE BUGS B U N N Y by Warner Brothers ultimate advantage today If you can keep your Impatience In check. Focus on your goal, nol your emotions. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Projects or enterprises you personally manage or direct to­ day have excellent chances for success. Delegate as little as possible and only to persons whose talents you Irual. S A G IT T A R IU S INov. 23-Dec. 21) Be flexible today where your ambitious objectives arc con­ cerned. Goals you establish can be achieved but nol necessarily In the waysyou first envision. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19| Trade upon your past expe­ riences today so that you do not waste time on methods or pro­ cedures that have proven lo be unworkable. Much of value can be accomplished If you use your head. A Q U A R IU S Uan. 20 Feb. 19| There's a possibility you could be more fortunate In financial matters today than you may be tom orrow. Don't let things dangle where a profit cart be turned. 101990. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TER PRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr 5LA2£ THf TR-SS 45 YOU SO ANP m FOLLOW YOUR TRAIL WML1 I S t m t WITH PRAn P£R KINS/ 00 YOU U8MR5TANP? �» I I I % I % « » \ * 1 1 % % Stafford Hg u M, Sanford. Florida — Friday. March 1, 1MO — TS itgil Notic— m t h e c ir c u it c o u a r O r THE E IG H T E E N T H JUOtCtAL C IR CU IT IN AMD P M SEMINOLE CO U N TY , F L O N IM CASE NO. M Y N A C JI1 M m m g ar eta K iT N « t # C U t 7 C O W * T <#p t m i 1t m n t w w n P IM II C IV IL ACTM M s a r o u r in TH E FIR ST, F. A . S YLV ESTER S WILSON, If *"** and II Me unknown w » Mir*. FHtrlSPPt. r entoes. <rep tore and ell m w M 'lw tu w m im k r .* » * a n . under eragaisni Mm; ana all unknewnntfural parsons II •*■** and II taaPartwi known to be dead eratlve.Hwir saver** ana respective unknpwn p w i , hair*. devisees. aranlaaa ana creditors. w oztwr parti** ( letmusg by, lnmu|ft ar w N r » m * unknown natural persons, end th* several and respective unknown aaal*ni. wcretears in -merest. trustees ar an* ether person claiming by, threupts. m aw ar again*! any carper* twnarafharNgaltntttynamad et adatondant. ana alt <'a. m*nis. parsans ar parties, natural ar carper al*. w ssfiesa t ie d legal stains it unSnaan. claiming under an* at tti* atois ftTA H L I V J . M I O , SUSAN H. rt N O TICE DF ACTION TO SYLV ESTER E WILSON, it alive, ana II dead His gntnaan spouse, heirs, an ises*, (ran 'res creditors ana all other parlies claiming fa*, through, under ar ageisnt Him. ana all unknown natural parsons II all**, ana it dead or nal known •a be deed ar an**, their several an* respective unknown spouse. Haws, devisees, grantees ana creditor*, ar other parties claiming by. through ar under those unknown natural Pm sens and the several end respacllv* unkneem assigns, successor* in mseresl. trustees or etc* ether person claiming fa*. Ihraugn. under ar against an* carpar* lien or ether legal entit* nomad as o defendant, and all claim on Is parsons ar parties, natural or corporal*, or otiose fseel legal status Is unknewn. claim n* ol me abase ar parties ar claiming te have an* right, title or interest m end to the lend* hereinoftef do scribed YOU ARE N O T IF IE D mat an act tan te gulef title at the toiiewing described prapert* In Vemmoi* Cavity. Fiend*, da scribed with porncuiorii* a* lot laws T h a F a s t H a l t a t the IdulH w e st Q u a rte r at lha Northnetl Quarter at faction 33. Townsnip )t lauth. Rang* It f *|t. fern men* Count*. Florida ha* been tiled against you. and you art required to serve a cep* ol *our written defenses. It an*, to it on l acs R Leonard. E squirt. Ple.nl.Ill otter nay, whose address I* O f West Colo mal Drive. Suite MS Orlando. Florida tilde, an ar baler* March It. !*W. and Ilia m* original with the Clerk at mis Court either baler* service an Plamtilfs* attorney or tmmodi eieiy mar wiser other else a default will bo entered against you lor th* renal demanded In the complaint ar poll lion I Court Stall M AR *ANN E MORSE Clark el tha Circuit Court By Mourner Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish February IS. n . March I * Its* OEN ISI N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Netica is hereby given met w* are engaged in business at 1Its Bennett O r . Suita Ml. Long wood FI 31710, Sem inole Csunl*. Florida, undar lha Fictitious Nam* *1 FR A N 'S F E N CE. FURNISHINGS FIX TU B ES COMPANY, and mat wo intend to register said noma with th* Clerk at lha Circuit Court. Seminal* Count*. Fieri do. in accordance wilh ino Provisions of tho Fictitious Memo Statutes, To Wit SecI-on tel dt Florida Statutes 1*17 John E Anderson Francos G Anderson Publish March*, la. 13.M. I**0 OEO 1»S IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY G EN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION c a s e N a p p s is a c A tp p C ITY F E D ER A L SAVINGS BANK t s a C i t y F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, O ENNISG JAKUBOWSKI. e tu i . #t#l . 0*fvnd*ntt NOTiCK OF FORECLOSURE t A L I n o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n purhi«n1 to # Fln«l Jodgm#*l of F oftcioiun d*tod F«bro«ry 3*. iWO- *rxj entortd In Ca m N o #* JSI4 CA Of P. of to# Circuit Court of tfM E IG H T E E N T H Judical C'rcuil in «nd for SCM INOLE County* F torto* *htroin C IT Y F E D E R A L S A V IN G S BANK f'fc/'o C ITY F E D E R A L SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIA TlON w PlAinfltf ond OENNIS G JAKUBOWSKI, of III * ft ol « r « D«tcn4intv I *111 Mil to to# hiqfmt And boil btoktor for cash in IN* S E M IN O L E County CourmouM. in Sanford. FlortdA, At II OQoctoOi A M on th# 3ft* dAy of Matc K. IffO. th# following d * «rtw d property At M l forth m t#<d F inAt Judgment, to wit Unit *3. INDIAN RIDGE. A C o n d o m in iu m , P h o to 11. toqoi'Nrr with on undiridod in f«roit in tho common ttorrwnft AppwrttflAfit ih «r«to in AC cordAnco frith tht Doc loro?ton of Condominium rvcordod in O R Boon I3IS. P#g# l«;s Public Rtcordt of Sominoto County F loridA And *\ Amended in O R Book U R , Peg# 1140. end #» further im t fx M in O R Book 13*3. P aqa 1*1 And O R Book 1401-.. P«g# #03 end At. tfcown in Put Book 31 Poget 30. V And 30 Public Rtcordt of Seminoto County. FlortdA D A T E D m.» 3olh dAy of Fob ruAry, I m a r ya n n e morse At C tort At wed Court By JonoE J a m a ic At Deputy Clerk Pubhv» March I, t IWO D E O to R O T K lBBR R ISH E R IFF'S SAAB NOTICE I I M BREBV G IV E N mat by yfrhw *1 mat cartam Writ at la a cu ik n Nsuad gut at PhdtPNWRta PMi Pi tap Circuit Caurt at Orange County, Fieri do. upon a final iupp j wn n t IN TNE CIRCUIT CBMRt OPTNE HONTIIRtN JURfCIAl CHKEWT, FLORIDA in AMO POP md LUCILLE O IIS R R IC H T . riM in ift. or parties ar claiming I* Sava an* right, title ar Inlarasl In ana >* iti* lands Hereinafter described Lffllrf L ig a i W ctic i i TO WHOM I T M A Y CONCERN NOT ICR I I N I M B Y O IV IN by Pm City ai Langwapd. FNN da. mat me city Cammlesion a d M d a public haarmg N JA M ooa. M M FNWMNIn N O TIC E NP ACTION TO : I T A N L I Y J. R IIO l S U t A N ^ R . , 0 « . PR* UN tisAbrt PN pthpr tmknenet persens. ueknewn speuses claiming b*. IhraugA and r o i l art* at ate Pbarl tismpd Otters Pant* R O O M IE : UNKNOWN Y O U AMR N O TIF IE D Rial an actien Sa Nrectoaud p martgaga l amlnaN Cawtt*. FNrtpa Ft, Can pam in lam Unit N*. " BAY T R E E . B Sactlan Nina, Inc. pccarNng I* N ip* Daclarp In OMctai Faga IF*. Rubik Ratarda at iiu.-.■ . 'WwnwwPNe RNeMNvYy* r v e i i M ir g an amanWnant tp b s artglnat Daclpratian at Condammium re cardad In Ottklat Rdcarps Baa* *Pk Rages 3t atraugh 113. Rubik Retard* ai Seat man Caant*. plan which It a part at th* pip* plan and survey which ar* tatuMts " i " , -M -. T and "J ". la th* Daclaranwi 1 R* ttrktNnt. Ratarvatknt. Cava nantt. Candlttant and la s* Shaaan. Sactsan a. * tcardad in Ot tklai Racarda Beak m . Rapes 3B thrawgts 7B. Rubik Racwds at Seminal* Caunty, F N r Id*, and said EshlbiN t* Hi# atarasaid Daclaratsan at Candamlruu re cardad M Ortklel awards Beak MB. Rag** 71 mraugn 111 Rubik Racarda at lemmata Casmt*. Flat Ida. tggpIRg* with an un dividad msaratt m and La th* com maw arnmanN at aeampii had. rtsarrad la and sat term in said OaclaraiSan and laid l a n r b it m a r a s a ha* htan ntad against **u and **u art rsaulrad s* tarn* a capy at yeur written datenses. If an*, ta It an Chrlilln* I - Lang. *1 G ILES . H EDR ICK A ROBIN IO N . R .A . Jtfl N Drang* Avanv*. Sulla PM. Orland*. Flprida S M I . an ar bafar* March 11. IMP. and III* lha arigmal wills th* Clark *7 Ihit court either ketere service an Riamtitra arsevnay w Immadi eteiy ih*ra*#sev, amarwika a aafaull Will k* antarad agamtt you N r th* rail** dimandid in th* Camalaml WITNESS my hand and teal ol this Court an February u Its*. ISEALI M A R Y A N N ! MOhSE CNrk *< lha Ckcw l Court B y: Jean RrHlenf Deputy CNrk RubUth: February IS, 11 March I, t. m o d in in N O TICE OR RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING. ANO ABANDONING. R IO H T S O # WAY. OR DRAINAGE l A S I M I N T TO WHOM IT M A V CONCERN N O TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN lhai th* Beard at Cauni* Cam mlstloners at Seminal* Ceunty. Florida at Its Regular Meeting held on th* I3lh da* *1 February A D . IFOP. m the Ceunty Cam min i mar*' Maatmg Ream at »>* lamlnaN Caunty Servkas Building m Sanlard. Flat id*, pursuant N Ratlllan and Nolle* haraNtar* given, passed and ado*led a Ravslutlan elating, vacating and ebon dan mg. re neundisg and disddlming an* end ell right el ltd Ceunty ot Seminole and th* pubIK fas and td the following described rights al wey or dr*.nag* ease menl, to wit. V DRAINAGE EASEM EN T VACATION SABAL PO INT TR ACT S ANO CONSERVATION A R IA LEG A L DESCRIPTION An Easement being M M teat in width as shewn an the vacated plat at SABAL POINT, according N Its* plat thereof as recorded In Flat Beak I I Rages 7b through 7* si lha Rubik Rtcordt oi Seminal* Count*. Florida, and lying In Section So. Township 10 South. Range It East. Seminal* County, Florida, said easement lying M M Net on oach lido oi the following dt Kr.bod center line. C o m m en ce ot tho m ost Southerly corner *1 SABAL TR A IL A T SABAL POINT. Rlol Boo* It. Pogos si and St. Rubik Rtcordt Somlnolo County, told corner being o point on t curve concave Southeaster I* and lying d ld h g lh a N a r lh w a t t e r ly right ol way lies* at SABAL P A L M D R IV E A T S A B A L POINT. Rial Book 17, Roget 11 and I I Public Records. Soml nek County, o redtel line N said paint bearing N S**13'1Y W . thence Southerly along tho arc ol said curve, having a radius al ON DO Net. through * control angle ai I S * i r i r . N r M a n Not: thence S M*0TSI W along said Northwesterly right ol way Imo tor tiO.ll Net N a pomi on • curve concave Northwesterly and tying along said Northwest erly right el way lino. 0 radial lino to said paint baarm g N p r i r u - 'E . Itwnc* Southerly along tho ore ot said curve, having a radius si *M M Nal through a central angle *1 S0*irS7" Nr Its M feel W the POINT OF BEGINNING al lha hereinafter described easement t t n l a r l l n t i thence n m a irw N r m u t**i thence West N r 13* M teal, mane* N 3a*3T3<"W Nr cm It feet, thence N WOS TT E Nr OMIT Net N the POINT OF TER M IN ATIO N ol said ease 11. Itot By tho Board oi Caunty Com mittronors ot Seminole County Florida, this 11th day ot Fobru ary. A O . Itto BOANDOF CO UN TY COMMISSION! RS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY F l o r id a Maryanne Mors*. Clark Nlho Board Publish March * Itso D IO t S F LORIDA V I N T U R I l IN C . o k .p tp l. AN O R DINANCE OF TH E C IT Y OF UMDOWOOO. FLOG ID A A M I N D IN O A R T IC L E V III A R M NO IK A OF TH E inaaoMOOO c o o s o f o g d i N A N C B L A L I O G IIG O OGDI NAJ0CB NO. M l T H E CODA R G B H I N I I V I ZON IN G OR D IN A N C B J O M O D IF Y B X I I T I N G A n D IC A R IN Q ANO LANO USB B U F FE R IN G G B O U IB IM IN T E O F TH B C IT Y OR iO N Q W O O a FLOG IDA: ALSO PROVIDING FOG C O N F U C n SBV BGABILITV ANO AN E F F E C T IV E D A T ! AN OGDINANCB OF THB C IT Y OF LO N O W O O D A M IN D IN O TH E C O O I OF O GDfN AN CBI OR THB C IT Y OR LONOWOOO. FLO R IDA BY CR EA TIN G A C H A R TER PS R N T IT L I D . CO N V E N IE N C E STORES. R E LA TIN G TO THB P UBLIC H I A L T H . S A F I T V ANO W IL F A G B : A B LA TIN G TO " A T RISK BUSINESSES, STORES OG O PER ATIO NS": PR O V ID IN G D E F IN IT IO N S . R 1 T A B L I1 H IN O A N D RR O U IR IN G C E R T A I N M IN I MUM S E C U R ITY M IA S U B B S TO BB TA K E N A T C E R TA IN BU S IN E S S E S . S TO R E S OR O F I I A T I O N S OF A COM M B R C I A L N A T U R E : RE O U IR IN O E M P L O Y E E T R A IN IN G : R E Q U IR IN G TH A T A M IN IM U M NUM BER OF P E R S O N N E L BE ON D U T Y . P R O V ID IN G FO R B K IM R T IO N S . PR O VIDING FOR M IN IM U M L IG H T IN G R E Q U IR E M E N TS , RROVIO (N O FOR F IN A L T IE S . FRO V IOING FOR A R FLICA BILI T V : PR O VIDING FOR LIB IR A L C O N S T R U C T IO N . P R O VID IN G FOR S E V E R * BILITV . CO N FLICTS ANO AN E F F E C T IV E D A TE ORDINANCE N O T H AN O RDINANCE OF TH E C ITY OF LONGWOOO. PLOA IDA D EC LA R IN G A MORA T O R IU M ON T H E A CCER T A N C I AND ISSUANCE OF B U IL 0 IN 0 P E R M IT A N D V A R IA N C E A P P L IC A TIO N S P ER TA IN IN O TO TH E CON STRUCTION OR PLAC EM EN T OF P E R M A N E N T O F F SITE IP II SIGNS, PROVIDING FOR S E V E R A B IL ITY . CONFLICTS AND E F F E C T IV E D ATE laid Ordinances were placed •n first reading on March 1 INO. and lha City Cammistian will can Ildar same N r final patsaga and adaption alter th* puoik hearing, which will be hate m lha City Hall. I7S West Warren A v e . Lengwood. Fieri da. an MONO A Y. the Itm o a ra i •AARCH, A 0 .. I M . at 7 X p m ., ar at saan thereafter as possible At th* meeting inter otkd portlet may appear and b* heard with rospacl N th* pro poeod Ordinance, This hearing may be continued tram tun* t* time until final actien Is taken by m* City Cementation A copy oi tho proposed Ordl none* It posNd at the City Hall. Longwoad. Florid*, and copkt ar* on IIN with th* CNrk ot th* City and tarn* may be impacted by m* public A taped record ot nut meeting It made by tha City N r its convenience This record mo* net constitute on adequate re cord N r purposes *1 appeal Irom a decision made by tht Cam m inion with rtipoct ie th* loregoing matter Any porwn wishing to tntur* that an ad* quote record ol th* proctodingt It malnloinad N r apptlloN pur pesos it advised N mot* th* necessary arrangements ot hit orhorawnsaaonw Doled this ilh day *1 MARCH. A O IPM C ITY OF LONGWOOO D L. Tarry C ITY C LER K Publish March*, itw o io n IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT OF TH E I I O N T I I N T H JU D ICIAL C IR CU IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: 1*171* CA *0 L CH E S TE R and M A R G A R E T HAHSEL P 1*1nil III vs DEAN J O A K L E Y and ROGER L HART and JAN C H A R T FLORIDA NA TIO N A L BANK l/k/a TROPIC BANK OF SEM INOLE. a banking corporation, f/h/a A T L A N T IC BANK OF C A S S E LB E R R Y SUN R E A L E S T A T E S E R V I C E . IN C RONALD L MASON Detendanti NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant te a Fmal Judgment ot Foreclosure deled February IS. INO. end entered in cat* No PS IMS CA » t L ai lha Circuit Caurt in and ter Seminal* C a u n ty. F la r ld a . w herein C H E S T E R H A N S E L an d M AR G A R ET HANSEL hit wilt. P l a ln lll ls . and D E A N J O AK LEV. ROGER L H AR T and JAN C H AR T, hit wiN. T R O P IC B A N K O F S E M I NOLE. * banking corporation I k a A TL A N T IC BANK OF CA SSELBER R Y. SUN R EAL ES TA TE SERVICE. INC end RONALD L MASON. Delon dents, will sell N the hlghotl bidder for cedi of the West From Door ol tho Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida.at II W oclocs A M on the 17th day ol March. Itoo. m* following described property *t set forth in laid Summery F mal Judgment. N wit lot 11. Block A. STER LIN G PARK U N IT O N E , according lo the plot thd'eol ot recorded in Plat Boot 14. Pages SI end i l ot in* Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida Together with improvements now or hortelier erected on me properly, end all ealemanli rig h li appurtenances renft. royalties, mineral. 0.1 and gat rights end profits, we’t r wator rights and water t'oet end ell futures now or hereetter e part Ol lh* properly, including r* placem ents and additions ihevoto Dated this Isltl day ol Febru ary INO m a r y a n n e m orse CierS of the Circuit Court By Jano E Jatewk deputy Clerk Publish March I t INO OEO» Ida. You hpee tho ~ a naming by WWfowWPs* SPi FeWb Ikv M ID ; A AV TAII MOTION aaiu# laa# ,iPBdawa.nnN — mmm, INC.! JO H N POO m s PLORIRA CASE NOi W l l i t C A aO E C O M M O N W IA LTH SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. p T oopo . • m m i tar same ta tat FtartdP Oagartmont at l » parpiic*, DMotanpi Lagpl fa r* TM M W an*.L F M ta g m M R & CL BAR'S R OTICH OP SALS N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV IN that pursuant M a Flnei Judg rnpnt In FprgcNPure deeed the 17th day ai February. IR S and entered In Civil Actien N* N SMI CA E R E In th* ClrtuH Caurt ai lh* IlghNanfh Judklai Circuit. In and N r l amlimli C a u n ty , F la r ld a . w h ara ln COM M ONW EALTH F E D E R A L SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. I/fa/* C O M M O N W EA LTH SAVINOS A S S O C I A T lO N . Ik H w Plaintiff and F LO R ID A V I N T U R I l IN C . rtc . rt e i . are Ihp OaNndants. M AR YA N N E M ORSE. CNrk ai lh* abavpantm od Caurt. M il M il N the highest and boat bidder. *r Mddors. N r r*ah. *1 tho West Front doer ei tho SemlnaM Caunty Courtheuse. Sanford. Florida, at II M A M an the Nth day ai March. I N I as sat tarth In said Final Judgment al FargcNaurp sltuaN M Sammak Caunty. Flarlda. N wtt Lets I I I I 17, If and W ei A L A F A V A W OODS P H A S E XVI. In eccardanc* wHhfhepial mareel iscardad m Piet Peek 17. Pag* 17. t l and If. Public Rscares ei SsmliwN Ceunfy. TO G E TH E R wilh ail build bigs, structures and ether im located an lh* progeny harem hater* described, er any part and parcel ihersel. and TO G E TH E R W ITH all rights, title end bkeresl *1 Msrtgapir In and W lh* mineral*, hewers ether em blem ents new er hereafter an said preperty ar II a itg p d tar hearing taa hearing n nei received py Agrtl A I N I lh* rlgM m in * matter FuMNh: M arch* IS n . m IN* DEOW t NOTICE OR FICTITIOUS NAM I It hero* | given lhai a* m kuemest at n i l I tmlnMP E lv d . SutN U . Cat salharry. F L W t t , lamlnaN Caunty. F la rld a under lh* Fktttlaiit Name at A TO U C H OF C LAS S U L I I A SERVICE, and o n bHgnd N tpgistar said name wtth th* Oar* pi Rip Cbcuit Caurt. SunmoOs Caunty. FNrld*. bi accordance with the Provision* at the Fktltleus Nam* StetvNs To Wit Seclten l*S •* Florida Statutes l*S7 A Touch et Claw Carpet A Upheftk ry Cleaning. Inc Betty J. CaesPor VkeFresIdant RuAllsh Fahruary IS 13. March 1.*. ION O E N IT* IWO (Court Sddl) M A R YAN N E MORSE AtCtorh dt SoldCdurt By J d n t E Jdtow»< Deputy Clorh PubJith M d rc h l.9 . IttO D E O IV CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY F l o r id a M#ry#nno Morse Ctort loth# Bo#rd PublishM # r<h t. IWO D E O to Deceased Th* admlnistratlan *1 the estate *1 H O M E R A L L E N R E E SE . P i........ ... F IN Number All Interested persons are required N flM with this caurt. W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E : II I ail damns against th* estate and III any eblactlan by an Intartslad per ten te wham notice was mailed mat challenges me valid Ity at lh* M il. Iht quellMcatiqnt at the personal representative, er liirltdklten el the AM interested persons are required la fiSq Mth Milt ceurl. W ITH IN T H R E E MONTHS OF TH E PIRST P U BLIC ATIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E : II I all claims agamtt hi* ttta k and 111 any *b|*cli*n by an In ltrttte d person an wham this notice Is served mat challenges Mw valid Ity et lh* M il, HW quellllcaliont et Hw persenel representative venue. *r turWdktlen at Mw court A LL CLAIM S AN O O EJCC TK3NS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER BARR ED PuMkatWn at MUs Notice hat begun an March 1 IFF* Persenel Repr esentative: Wesley Reese J t l * W im b le d o n D r tut.. • F N rld * carper at Nn. R .B .B .. Inc. * Flarlda <gn*r*fl*n. Orpdy R. JMwgpn and Lawls C. O u i l t O a f a n d a n l. n h lc h atartwld RNtf ai Emcuiton was diR iNPd M m * * * Sharift ai tamlhMp Cmmty. FNrld*. and I Loa* D iio lp p a ri. Inc., eafd prvporty being NcaNd In leml n*N County, FNrld*. mar* par tkuHrty Pern ta e fw knew* On* I f l f Je e p O ra n d W a g p n p p r . l O •i J i O S S f l X K F l M t l f being tiered *• Butch's Chpyren. Sanford. FNrtda. and lh* u n d o rs fyd at Sheriff of lembwta Caunty. FNrlda. will *t H IE A M an Ihp W h Pay ai JAarch. A O m *Hbr N r |*N and 1*11 ta lh* htgfittt bidder, tar cash m Hand, tuhfact ta any and an rs ithng bans at Pit Freni (West) Otar at tap lk p s oi th* Somlnota Cmmty Courthtuia in SaniordL FNrld*. Th ai W .W.U ■ - I - fw |g| M iMldM ITIAifo I IW MiH NTIY^p ITS^M W N sanity Rip forms ot said Writ et E tec ullan Jo h n ! Foffa.Sheriff Seminole Caunty, P Nr Ida Fubiish; March 1. f. 11 IS. with me sale an March M. IN I D E O l - V ? L .1 1 < hJ I U M U Ith K O lIt . Cay ei Lew uaf? — * “ A compieM dtserlpHen and * capy at the ordinance shall be available *f lha ettk* el m* city Clerk N r all persans desiring to •■amme the seme All perttes in mterest and ciliiens ihail have an eagerturnty M be heard et said hear mg By order et me City Cemmlsshm ol the City et Senlord. FNrld* ADVICE TO T H E P U BLIC : It a parson decides N appeal * decision made with respect M any matter considered *1 th* above meeting er hearing, he may need a verbatim record et th* proceedings, including the testimony end evidence, which record It not provided by the City el Santerd IFS tM tlO S ) Janet R. Oenahe* City CNrk Publish M arch!.*, t i n . l« N 0 1 033 N O TIC E O F A P UBLIC NEARING T O CONSIDER TH E ADOPT ION OP AM 0R 04H ANCI BY T M I C IT Y OF S A M O R D FLORIDA. Notice It hereby given met a PuMk Hearing wMI be fMd bi the Commission Ream al Mia City Hail bi the City of Sanford. FNrld*. at i el an 7:fl0 o'clock PM l. on March I I ION. te c ordinance by rn* City N Sanford. FNrld*. * rtbadatNHms: ORD|NANCE 3001 A PORTION OF T H A T C E R TA IN P R O P E R TY LY IN G BE TW E E N BROWN A V fN U E ANO B E L L E A V E N U E ANO B E ­ TW E E N SECOND S TR E E T ANO F IF T H S T R E E T AS SHOWN ON T H E M AP BELOW. , UtaGJ count ^ enro*sai j \ NOTICE OP RESOLUTION CLOSING. VACATING* ANO ABANOONINO IIO M T V O P W A Y . OR ORAINAOE l A S I M I N T T O W H O M I T M A Y C O N C ER N N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N toot to# Booed of County Com m iwtonort of Sominoto County. F tor tod Ol it» Rogutor Mooting hold on too I3to doy ol Fdbrwory A 0 . IWO. in too County Com m i«.io n e fi' Mooting Room ot too Sominoto County Services Building in Son ford. Florid#, pursuonf to p « hi ton ond Notice heretofore given, possod ond odoptod o Rosotwtton ctosmg. vocottng end otondoning. r t noyr^tng «nd discloiming ony ond oil right of the County of Sominoio ond 'too public in and to tho fo llo w in g d e sc rib e d rights of wey or dremoge tdto m#nf. to wit A twenty toot wide diley lying contiguous to Lots I through 4. within Block H. North Chufwof# os recorded Plot Boo# 3. P#gts SI #nd V of too Public Rotords ol Sominoto County. Florid# By toe Boord Ot County Com mi|sion#rt ot Sominoto County, Florid# this »Jth d#y ot Ftfcru « r y . A D IWO BOAR D O F FIN Bernier th lea*CP IN RE: ESTATE OP MOMERALLBNREESE. Th* administration *l the ****** i t L IL L IA N t . WARING. d a c a a iP d , F l i t N u m b t r Ft l IB CP, It ptnding In Hw Circuit Court far Seminole C o u n ty F lo r id a . P r t b a l* PfrlsNn. lie Id d r iii el which Is SemlneN Caunty Caurthaui*. F L WT71. The names at Hi* personal N O TIC E Od A FURLIC HEARING TO CONSJDER TH E AOORTION OR AN O R 04N A N C I E T T N I C IT Y OR EAMFORO. FLORIOA. Mafic* It hereby given that a RuMk Haarmg i Cammltakn R n m at th* City Hall m lh* D ty * l S 7.0*e c k c t P M an March H. I N I N cansfdtr lha adwlNn al an arNnanc* by fhtCIfy *f SanNrd. F N r M i detertaad ** NINwt: OR Ot NANCE M il A PORTION O F T H A T CERTAIM P R O P E R TY LY IN G BE TW E E N C R. « A A NO H U G H E Y ST. I1 0 U TH OREGON AVE I E X T E N O S D W E S TE R L Y ANO B E TW E E N I t ANO SOUTH OREGON A VE N U E E X T E N D E D S O U TH ER LY AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW \ \ \ PROBATE DIVISION FMt Homier tbltOCP IMRE E S TA TE OF LILLIA N S WARING. tilled . F la rld a Cantractdrs T O G I T I R with ell rnachbi ary apparatus equipment, fit tings natures whether actually or canstructlvety attached N said preperty end including *11 traM. demesne end ernememei natures and artkN* ai parwndi preperty *1 every kind and nature whetsaaver I hereinafter colleen rely called " I g u ip ment ’1. her er hereetter lecated in. upen or under said property er any pert thereat and uted er usable ui cennectlen with any present er future aperetien *1 said preperty and new waned er h e r e a f t e r e c R i i l r e d by M e n g e g e r, in c lu d in g , but witheut limifing lh* generality et the foregoing, oil floating, a ir c a n g illa n ln g . I r t t i l n g , incinerating furN thlrm t in cofTtm «fci«i. in IR T M I CIR C U IT CO U R T FOR SEM IN OLE CO U N TY , FLO R ID A PR O BATE W Y IIIO N FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF \ ttitu1iof\#l #r>d indutfri«l Iniiidf Ing, log*thtr *iffi dll buitdbng mii'lvf I«it *ndi rc»ui'(>m*nl now or horoofttr dtitvorod fo tho pro rru%*% sod mitndod lo bo in ttoiiod mor#*n, togothor wi»n oil oddiliont thortto ond roploct montft thorool (M ortgagor horoby ogrtotng witn rtipoef to oil odditiont and ropiocomontf to *>*cuto ond doIIvor from Km* to Km* loch furthor inilrumonf ot moy bo roguottod by Mort gogoo to conllrm too morfgogo. ironttor ond ottignmont of any of too fortgoing) ond TO G E TH E R wito ony ond oil font! wKich a n now or m#y bortotlof bocomo duo by rooion Ol Iho roofing, tooling ond bolimtnl ol property improvo montt tooroon ond Equipmumf, W ITNESS my bond Ond too ottktol m « i ot toit court *t Sonlor da Sominoto County, Ffor idd, toil 31th ddy dt Eobruiry, IN T H E C IR CU IT COURT N O TIC E OF reversions ro^nemdoi and re m aindtrt. ront*. issues end preiits merwt. and afw all lh* estaf*. right, title. Interest, claim and damand whatseaver at Mertgeger at. bi and N n « ti; p«rtlK o n «; duett «nd coCTprntort. rugi lo d ciipati d r i p v f l v i , f u r n it u r t «n d Lgqal Notictt an mo lath dgy at March A O parcel thereat, and TO G E TH E R with all and sin g u t a r th a le n a m a n l* . neradi laments easements and a p p u r t a n a n c t s tha rpw n t* *•***. pump*. conduits switchboordo. plumb mg. lifting, ckonuig. tiro pro rentlgn tiro oatinguishing. re Irlgoroting. vontllotlng and cammumcatian* apparatus: boilers ranges furnaces oil bu rn e r* er units theroot: appncancei. sir cooling end ■ ir conditioning appareluSi vacuum clewing systems, ele V iters, ticeleior*. shades; awnings screens. Storm doors U g il Notte#» e r r o« SMPOho • r , u w C U COO-"' A camp lei* daicrIWMn and a capy el Mw ordinance shall be eueliabta at lh* attk* et itw City CNrk N r all person* desiring N All parties In bsNreW end ciliiens shall have an opportunity to be heard et said haarmg By order et the City Commission el the City et Sanford. FNrlda ADVICE TO T H E PUBLIC If a person decides N appeal * decision made wilh respect N any matter amildar** et Mw above mealing er twarmg. he may need a vwbefim record et Hw proceedings, including me testimony end tvkbnc*. which record it net prevtdtd by Mw City et SenNrd IFS M O P IN ) Janet R Oonefsa* City CNrk Publish February It. D. March 1.1. >F*F D EN 1*3 ALL CLAIMS ANO OEJCC TlO N l NO T SO F IL E D W ILL B IF O R E V E R BARRED PuMkahan et this Notice has begun an M archl. i h p Perianal Representative ,*/Thames A Speer P O Bee lit* laniard. F L IT771 Ilea AtN m eyN r Persenel Rapresentalir* /*/Th*ma* A. Speer F O Bee IIM SenNrd. F L 33771 IIM Telephone 11*71 m otai Pvhftth March 1.9, HOP 01*11 P* let# CP. Is pendMg m Pm C ircuit Court ter Seminal* C e u n ty P le r ld * . P re b a t* Oivttien. the PER I I I *7 nhlch Is P O Drawer C. Sanford. FNrld* 31771 PPIf. Th e name* and a d W iiiii *1 lh* persenel rtpre taMativ* and Mid parstnal rep ratanlaflve'i attorney are sat LastMary.PL A tN m eyN r Fertenal Representative R Edward Cooley, Esq icJOS R t it West. Sulk KO Florida n/M IJF7I UP t i l l PuM ith March I F . l f N D IP IF PUBLIC NOTICE SUMMARY OF TW O YEAR FLAN The Private Industry Council of Seminal* County, announces that it will be submitting a two year plan al ttrvk P t under m* jgb Training Partnership and Mw Wegner Peyser Acts Programs ta be operated m Seminal* Ceunfy under funding ol Hw Jab Training Partnership Act include classroom training, an the |ob training, assessment end counseling, meiisatlenal training, smoky ability skills framing. |ob search and retention skills and remedial Ir Wrung N r adults and youth as dsemad necessary and astatanwni and work adlutmwnt training N r ttw handicapped Activities t* be operated under the Wegner Peyser Act include Application lee Ing Job referral and piaca-nent. Computerized counseling, order faking and tiling, rtcruitmtni. employer market big, imp layer seminars and workshops empelymenl eligibility verification, labar market nformation and affirmative action A D U LT PROGRAMS Occupational skills framing at Lem mew Community College er other matt tutwne prepare* youth and adults m ereei compatible wirn Hwk mtoreoN end abilities and m accordance with prevalent available tab eppprfunttw* m order N r them w ebfam mere marketable skills Metlvaftenal training is designed N r all clknts entering m* tots training system The intent it N men vat* the client toward positive ccm pieMon et Mw training th* client it about to enWr. It It the Ctunc If t intent that all enrol lees sfwuld he subject to such teaming prior W actual enrollment In either classroom training er on the |eb training er any ether primary activity EmpNyabtllly skills training will locus an nw client's ability to secure and retain tmpfeymeni The training may include (eh search techniques such a* resume writing and Interviewing, jab retention Utils and persenel finances The framing will be mad* available te thee* N r whom It N deemed necessary aimer during or alter their primary activity it campieted A t dssntkd necessary by Hw client atsetamenl, remedial training bi basic skill areas will be *<enable te participants In oHering remedial training te partkipentt. however, nw Council will lake advantage of remedial training available In Itw community at no charge prior w contracting N r Mw kervlct Th* Council provides ttw tab adjustment training lor m* hinGcsppsd. Th* program provides realistic and achievable training mreugh bt depth assessment, counseling and nock shell activities to handicapped participants in order to enhance their empteyeblllty. ' Th* Council offerl a "Business Incentive Pregram ” which prevld** training with In Mw private sac N r mat results in per manonl unsubsKti led employ menl The Council con tracts directly with private em ployers end pays Hw businesses set lees N r post placement training services Y O U TH PROGRAMS Th* Council, bs concert with the SemlneN Ceunty School Board operates two year round programs ter in school youth The J E T program It a pregram ei progressive job espetur* designed *o leech empteyeblllty u n it ie emotionally and or menially handicapped m ils while nwy complete their lunter and tanur years ut high school Undar Mw J E T program, students attend school on* halt day and werb bt Supervised job settings during th* ether hell day additionally, the Council assists lh* School Beard dropout prevention efforts with a program altering Computer Assisted Learning systems uted W remediate academic ally disadvantaged students Th* computers allow ecctWreWd enhancement ot basic reeding, mam and ether u n it end it combined with e i tensive employ ability Utils development Th* Council else operates a Summer Youth Cm ploy men I Training Program Th* purpose et ttw Summer Youth Employment Training Pregrem bt Seminole County It to provide meaningful work riper lance and training in employ ability u n it In order lo increase Hie occupational potential ai the youth population in Seminow County. In Hw summer program, tubtidijtd employment is ottered ta economic oily disadvantaged youth participants m educational and or u i ll t development programs altered by the Council Out ol school youth have access Ie ell pregrem* listed above under Jkdull Pregrem* " ECONOM ICALLY O IS L O C A TIO WORKERS Th* Council else otters ell programs noted above under Adult Programs" N economically dislocated workers or persons who her* been laid ait and ar* unliktty to return N Hw same occupation as a result of plant closings, business shut downs, etc Th* program is alio available to long term ■"employed JOB SERVICE OF FLORIDA Each full tacvlc* local ollic* in th* Job Sarvic* system otters both labor tichengo and employability development as standard U r vices ta iob seekers The goal it to match job seekers efficiently end effectively with appropriate tab opportunities Standard services available ta |ob leakers include Preliminary Assessment ol neods Routing. Application Taking. Orientation Job Information Service Job Retarrel. Placement. Computerued Job Matching Job 0*«*i opment. Job Search Wots whops Proficiency Testing. Specific Aptitude Testing. Labor market information, Individual and Group Counwling. Vocational Assescment Employability Dev* lopmenl Planning. Retarrel to Support Services. Referral to Training and Job Development Services ta employers include Order Taking. Order Filling. Computerised Job Matching. Recruitment. Testing, Job Analysis. Employer Visit. Employer Seminars. Employment Eligibility Verification. Labor Market Intar melton end Allirmeliv* Actien Th* two year plan ei service includes statements ol support lor lh* Governor s Cools end Obisclives. expressed In ttw* slat* s two year plan A brief comment ol eachol those obtectives tallows I Basic Suns Deficiencies tor Youth Th* Council will incTtau the proportion of youth served by the Council who ar* basic Utils deficient through itpansiqn ot Hi dropout prevention programs 1 Vowth Competencies tor Youth mGenerel Ttw Council will increase Hw proportion ot Hw youth It sorres who er* enrol led in programs assigned ta provide preempioymant work maturity U illt- basic end ion spec .lie stills 3 Youth Competencies tor AF DC Youth Th* Council will give priority access to programs ottered ta youth from Iami lies receiving Aid ta Families with dependent children however that mar not result in a tigmhcanl increase in the proportion et youth tnroitod who ar* from AF DC families due ta the tact mot Hill Council has been doing m u tar two years i. Hard ta Serve Adults Th* Council will increaw its emphasis el servlet ta Hard to Serve" at defined by taw t Handicapped Th* Council will attempt to increase ttw proportion *1 total war **d who er* handicapped adults provide mal doing td does not have an* negative sheets on its ability ta suppovt other stated goals ami sbiectivet 4 AF DC Adults Th* Council has supported a local program wherein all now eaeirpt AFOC adults have bees rets-red ta th* Council s proqrams tor over tour years Therefore, increasing Hw proportion at adoii AF DC recipients enrolled in JTP A programs it imlikely 7 Job Service Placements Ttw Job Servic* will increase In* number of individuals puss* n, live percent F Employers See red bv Job Service The Job Servic* witt Increase the n um b er ot employers setverl try five percent Anticipated Revenue |planning estimates only! Privet* Industry Council j IPA. Till* II A Adull end Youth t se j j , JTFA. Till* II B Summer Youih WGI.V4J JTPA. Till# III Economically Disloc,*** isoslit Job Services ol Florid, Afegrwr Peysor Activities hi Ttw full plan wilt bt submitted ta ttw Governor on Apr.l t; y,. The plan wilt be *v*il*fai* tor review between I JO end S Qo y, ..y Monde* Ihros^h Friday el ttw of Mi* ol ttw Private Industry Coi mu 117 S Sanford Avenue Sanford. Florida 13171 lo m ii-rriy vl'uu t |_. addressed loth* urn* or mad* by telephone ta tCOM 111 1*77 Publish March*, tkuo DEQ �•■ — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. March 9. 1990 T l — H tfR W fd H td R CLASSIFIED ADS Seminola Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611__________ 831-9993 fc M A J L - M 9 P J L ■ M iy » * » n *l * i f e * - - - f e * f e d m v r Magadan** m 1 A T U M A Y 9 •llaea ^ ^ S o . . . i r e a Bm S H O U t B R I IR t MB/LAUNDRY A ID R I Beautklx. Nail Tech, end Electrotytitl Needed l x nke then In lanterd Great Pentity ....C a n s s a w i C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS >4 i NN i i r tN i H t a M . U C . k M i - SI Needed Nr t smmoN County Bach*tort decree In aeclal « x k x a related field. Trent pertetion "travel N resulted", valid F ix Ida driven llceme. aaad communication and caw menefomxil tklllt needed Grent pea11ten mrvt July. Itte Cad m rnt Cal Nen C B A F T ta M IL L la T R A D B l Ml TRADES NEEDED Free* above r X Ix t ■ I I SO covh dwceunl l x pfsmpl poymont (chedul - < moy Hxold Ad^m vot w IN. m i of or oddmonol day C n i l ~h•" r x r »•« '•»•*»» Fey only l x dayt yew ad rum x ret# w m T Um full r m r x x l x t a i w i rewltv Carr muvl M e w xc e X e X e Painters. Carpenter*. etc. Get all Its e a t you can handw Can................ aeecHt OATA tN TB V tlart rlfnt avvay I Call nen I jeacew x. seen a a w H u m rD R n n n have a van x covered aktuat Went N ware part timer Call O tA O tM l Noon The Ovy Solxa P u b tic x x Vendor •II A M laVurdey Monday II X A M txvrdey A D JU S TM EN TS A N D C R ID IT S i In tlM event at an errar In an a4< the SantarR NaraM will ha retaeettiMe lar the first InserUan only and anly ta Wa aslant at ttia cast at mat interflan. Rtaasa cMerit year ad tar accuracy the first day it rims. Ta 112 10 par hour. All shiftsl Hiring now! Will train Mrtro ....... M b f lll a m n i o O R im N.eded f x Neal delivery. Man Fri Benefit. Subttance abuta tfttmg required Apply m pxvan Pprte City. <*l B Cemvvall Rd ■tankxd E O F dot 21— P t r a m h 71— H H p W a n t e d M IE M T P M R E 323-517$ mw.nmu. e e ra m t.------------------------------- a tra m s a t r a m s . ------------------------------- a f r a m e No aaparianca naadad l l In tha industry and growing W o r k o u t d o o r * on CARS* BOATS# PLANES Many positions available Call Mr. Iwrba t H i l F t m ACTORS/EXTRAS Hollywood East Mgmt No tip nacas sary. Lk TAOOQ21913I 227$ SpacAall I Mawtian tha Harold ~ ADD TO TOUR INCOMI^ " S IL L AVON NOW 23— L o s t t F o u n d LOST Male newtxod index daaed cal. namad P J Ten x ix ila l ih x t hair. Santord Piec. Subd. t v A Bedford ltd ireverfasse 25— S p d c i d l N o f l o s ________ C A L L m e u f wromTMCiiTsemis B IC O M IA NOTARY For Detent le o e e n g s e FlorideNorxv Aevoc lotion Pretx t i p . but X II train the right pxvan Hrt. Man Th urt. 10 AM ; PM Apply D fl Senior d Ave . f AM fa J PM ' 27— N u r s t r y a C h ild C a r t M t YOU HONEST AN0 HARDWORKING? Wo hav« full/part tlmo post lions I Eacallont banal its and salary. Apply In parson now I Spoodway Itarvln Marvin M and SB 44. Safesrd C H ILO C A R B M o t e r o t le lll c x e t x children, newbxn • io t e x t Santerd. m ease C H ILD C A R ! • Hidden Lake x e a • my harm All ages Fenced y x d . meelk. 1 a m N e p m CxirercasasseoerT I X P I d l l H C I D M O T H M OP TWO. my harm. Lake Mary area All age*. Sneed y x d . m etis,HW ttorcesr H i * * * L A K I M ARKHAM Child care, ages I and up T L C meals and snacks U tM ta tttx tp m S H A R O N 'S A D O R A I L ! (T IN K E R ! A tun. happy haallhy aimasphxsl Tern hot rm ali Matty I T a a Ikanead A CPR e x t. Iadlev N love, leach and pify » 'm your chlNren Ire m TA M N S S i P M m t lt e ASSEMBLERS Ta 11(11 p x hour Many I Will Ivalnl Call newt * Am m on* * HOUSEWIVES* ■ A R N IK T R A MOHR V Non tmaking. pleatanl at m evpffere M o rn in g and evening h e u rt Pregnant ladiev eekome CQ33S31M »m m o n hwh sotoouts LOOKINO FOR IK T R A CA(HV W x k after vrhoof. plxtln g tlevvxing piugv. Call: Cxefrea Green Heueat 171 *JU art tar A H x x Chad O p p o rtu n ity A CH AM CI To Stan Your Own Busmost (tranchna) with lit tla dawn py mnt A company It willing »o flnanca yog avan If you hava IIHIa or no cradlf Earning pofentiaf 143.000 • 37S.OOO within your lit yaar O n ly s s r lo u s I n q u l r l a i 994 431-473H— Ifeagdfelanca O R IV I A M S R C ID S S W EAR 01 SION I II CLO TH ES EARN 319.944 PER M ONTH I AUSTRALIA HANTS YOU" E X C E L L E N T PAY. Bamtltv Transportation Call ad/ 2917100 ant 1542 Tall rofundtd tom 10pm A U T O tM TS D E u m ro tiv E t H i dayt par week. Call t » W W A rt N r Mike_________ B O O K K E E P E R . (T O P PAY Hiring now. caHnevvl Jab Cantx. fdf Fit klrt CAU. (407) (2 3 -5 0 (7 Far 14 hr. fa c ird N msssaga P R O PER TY A DAY CARS 17 91 North Brattip Dr Day Cara N g ria ry . camplataly modorn A baagtiful Can ba usad at madteal facility or any o»har kind o* buunasi Mrs Graan 12)05/1. ava attar • p m 5)3 0145________________ b o o m eeter Longw ood A ra a M a tg ra parson Handla payroll, accts payabia. solas journal. ate PC orcompufersap B 9 I1 N . C A IP C N TU S E Rpar lanead. rtvdonlial and ramodaltng Naad tools, plus transportation Call affar 7pm 904 220 0222_________________ Sanford Child C u t C tnttf to opan toon Laata A laata option CaW................ n i oooi. CASHIERS NEEDED SMALL HOME TOWN BUSI N ESS n a a d t lin a n c la l A ll shifts availabia Good Hourly waga Raisa altar 40 days No aapartanca naadad Start Immadialafy Promo I tonal opportunity Apply at Amoco Food Shop 4000 Stata Road 40 Sanford or 000 Lk Mary B ir d . Lk Mary assistanca to aapand and grow Willing to pay 15% mtarast on small 2 yaar loan Call Start. I l l 5541 Legal N o tic e CHUACH FttNIST Salary nogotionabfe For mora details contact Captain Flanigan____________222 3442 N O flCE OF IN TE N T IO N TO R E G IS TE R F IC TITIO U S NAME NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN JM W R IGH T. INC a Florida corporation Is tha owrw» ot /IM M ER W RIGHT ASSOCIATES whosa butmatt ■ddrtss is IS) Eagia Craah Orel# lafea Mary. F lortda and •"fends to rrgistar with tha C »f» ot th# Circuit Court ot Som.noto County Florida, upon »•<• pt ot proof of (KihUcation of hus Not.co fh# f*cittous trada namo of ZIM M ER W R IGH T ASSOCIATES in compiianca w.»h Soct-on ia) Of of tha Florida CNA'l A NA'l NEW ITARTINO R ATE! F u llrp a r t lim a positions availablo Eaparionco pro torrad Apply at Htllhavtn Haalth Cart Caotar 950 Mai lawvilla Ava . loafer* ------------------------ CONSTRUCTION A l l TRAIXS Local Caribbaan 1st tolas hr 1 497 9099..T A L E N T B U IL P E B I C O N 5 T R UC T I O N L O C A L / C A R IB B E A N For E la c t r ld a n s . Carpontars. Hoary Equ«pmant Operators Plwmbars. A C . D ryw all. G la it n g . Ir o n w o rk . Machamcs. Suparvlsors. to 145 hour 1-407 497 91)9 D A TED at Las aland Florida »h.% tith 04y ot Fahruary 1990 j M W RIGHT. INC a Florida corporation 0» Jacob M Wright TA LE N T BUILDERS FEE Pravdant CORPORATE S EAL) Ownar P-bt-sn March 1 f. ia 2). 19*0 D IO 17 Cuaxe. C pea wi.loy — ve ueeiM eom u v e e r oeecx Pea end preeeM l e n u n e e x c x u u x h f e auene. roue. . (Ve a euuea C WY. c v a a F REHNA X V N Z T V . z a v N V L T n w c Q P Z t V U NV VO Q U H V N A . * v ★ FLOORMAN★ 40HOURS • GOOOBENEFITS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED L iny ■$ HaaRh Cars __________ W t I M __________ FLORIDA JOBCENTER, INC.. 2 2 1 0 1 Vriisia An Hr in u n R u l Estate M4 r|. 0 (M | ia iy ,a .3 2 7 U C A u c o u ia (104) 774-4344 or 4777 Coordinator ............ To (11 HR t (alet 1X0 WK ♦ Comm Manager Ta U S O M rV R I Cook................................ ttMRI Electrician.....................IIAHRI S71FEE W M r r i Itc h ftWERtW MASTER C A U /YIS A SATUR0AY HOURS 1AM-12:30 BRINS THIS A0 ID FO IA SS M S C O U R T _______ la d p x p x v x _______ FOOD 1ERVICE CRILL PREP 4 DISHNASHEI Good axklng hovrv. M x/Frl. Benefit, and Urvtarmv Call Belaeon I A IdAM I d (Ilf F04AUFT OPERATOR Hiring now. M to 111 par hour plus bonofIts! l ift MM J A H World GLASS INSTALLER TRAINEE Hiring now t Call nowI Job Confer, 944 774 4544 GOLF COURSE MAIHTERANCE W0RIERS Good pay Full and p x l Him povllixv oveileba Longwood xea Gall Caurva Cellar} I l k GOOO WOMENS NEEDC0I Daily Work Daily Pay Call Bab for AHalts offer 3pm >2)71)1 MAJISTYUST Full or part tlmo Must havo blowing_______ Call 221 2147 u z WF — IV UVNZ p t AVPU AVNBMN A P E . PREVIOUS SOLUTION Thera * t too many people Irytng to change ttut vvortd a no couM not change a fu«e “ Nichold* Shakeepaare FbN/P it I U r n PbbW b r i Will train. ARRty 1U Lx v rt.fr Fix e. Lirni n d t » n u ..........ROE H O U lIK IE F IR / M k M H T f x t firm - 1 dayt p x «* , 1:M fa naan. IIB B/«k. Theraugh cta x ing A fug. eHh ch itX x O v tU In n B ra U B rtd t. CHILD CARE CENTER Fitm bit organliad parson with plaasant loving disposi t>on Cap httpful )2t 2)44 HOTEL/MOTEL Sharaton Orlando North Hofei II 4 A Maitland Blvd ). has immadiata opamngs tor ma»d* A Ptousaman Apply in parson. Monday thru Thursday 10 am to ) pm EOE Wa havo immodiafe w*x/t and long ferm assjgnmants in your aft a tar O O F F IC E C IE R K S • RECEPTIO NISTS • SECR ETA R IES • WORD PROCESSORS • IN DU STRIAL WORKERS Wo offar top pay. groat banofits and tha opportunity fe work at many of tha top companios m your araa Call now tor an appotntmant' 740 4773 7 1 - H b 4n W » 1 b 4 f W N T B O B m E P TIO N IS T F x tdrnlty praetki tltke. tw4t Him. Sand Reaume Ta: a w French Ava ■Sanbrd. B n ) MEDICAL FRONT DCS! A m iO A N T ctaklng naadad ta w rlla aaabfy laafxa r t x M about area ratldanfi aha x | e y [baking Feetttx Invatvav in fXYlaartg. nafa faking and tP N O M C A U Itl* JUST KID04HGIII r tf need yeu wtth year ctathn x . U N p x hex p u x x tw d la atari, and barn*. E tpx i tn ca h flp lu l. great at- •t the Engfith lx|uigo and ability ta fyga ara taaantlal camgwfx entry tifx te n e t ara hegtui laniard and Lake Mary rfv ld x tv prvftrrtd t i t and g u a llllc a t lx i to Feed. C/O Ranald W Hack. Eiacutlve E d ttx . Tha l x lord d N. French Ave. IF I..H 7 N IP H O N E C A L L ! * INSTANT P AYO C C IS * ( t a r t le d e y an d g a t a paycheck within a week We h e ld back no th ing . O u r couregad, and aaaltted ve they will make la rg x paycheck, all the time leurvd Inter eetlngt Pari time A lull time available CaB Mdoy W l l r t JA N IT O R IA L O m C tO IA N IK w xk available Trane p x ta ttx it e mutt Call ba tw axtAM IPM ........H i * ;u R E Y I 1 FLA .. IN C . K e a itxv pays fu4ftaw fe Raal Itfafe ' i C a iin j noa LABORERS PRECAST C O N O K TI P U N T E i p x iancad. ( I p x hour _________ Call n o tel, LANDSCAPE IS Eaparlanced with d rlv frt llc e n it. Fu ll tlm i pail i ton. .....................t n t m UR O SCAPt MAINTENANCE FOREMAN E i p e r le n c e d . lu ll lim a empleyrmnl Rebrencev re quired Salary nagHiabte _________ Call a t I f LAUN0R0MAT UTtR O AN T Mature per von. full x p x t turn Leave M x ir t t .M H W d U H N MAINTENAME • Commorcial contract tapart anca tnty >11-4343____________ MAIDS WANTED Om X the larged maid wry lea* In tha xea aeklng mat dependable pertona to |j.n our team I day weak, goad pay Located In F x n P x k l]f 1100 Full tlrnf 14 « / h r Eve bamtlt*. Apety In pervx Day* Inn Lodgi. «N Qougiat Rd. Altarmntp|prg*.lUTIII. MANAGEMENT c tm p lta . C x t a c t C M IH S 3 1 4 4 M M S L A M U * A U SHOTS H IG H E R IT A R T R M R ATI F x cartlflpd x v x x fenced Apply Inpe nx to- omacuiR Memlng* IB have* p x weak, vorm Saturday mxnlng*. I year aiparlenca. Apply: Lewe'lOf M x tlx d BMIS If fl. MX Hand_______ OfTNAUH 1C TECHNICIAN Fuilttrm Bamtlt* m > 4 » FART TIMB •A chance ta help a knelt buvinetv grew Need vomeem who X II war* ] h rt. I day* x ntghfv a week and I day x weekend Goad Income p olxtlal Call tfe eil <M« InXIangdttlancal__________ PA RT TIM d PIL1CLIRK/IWITCHR4MRD II am ta 3 K pm Mutt hava prav attka t i p . ba h t grad Rkh Faad F i x . 4(1 W 11 th ( t ,(x N r d * t » 4 p m _______ FART T IM I JANITORIAL PERSON Morning* ( 10 AAA I dayt p x w**k. ( a c t l l x t tar ra tlr*d/*aml rttlrad S x tx d Araa ............... C a llr t lim PAYROLL CLIR K. ITO F PAY S lx t today, cailnawl Jab Cantx. M* » 4 t u t FE R M A N ■ MJ O F F IC E ASSISTANT 9AAA1FM dally AAutl ba dapandablf. vami rtllrfd prftxrad Ratuma to M anagar. F O la a l l l f M F IM m PHAIMACY TECH HosoJfal Pharmacy Tach and IV Adm lityra aaptrlanca prsferrod Typing and com putar antry rafeplrad. Full tlmo. Compatifiva salary and banatifs. Apply: Wast Volusia Mamorial Hospital 741 W. Plymouth Avo DoLand. FI POSITIONS apan Offica http, full tlmo. a drtvor. morning and affemoan pari lima fa porfenca praferrad Full tlma Mrs. Graan 3234571, ava offer Ip m. 3250145_____________ RESTAURANT Gait CdRiw/IV P v t COOKS, HOSTESSES Cowpia la oparata • holt cour so Rapiy Twin Palms. Orawo» 104 Osfean. 32744 MEDICAL WAITE RS/NAJTAESSES 4 *CNA’S* 4 •ALL SHIFTS!I • GREAT SALARY!! • EXCELLENT BENE FI T i ll ''Join our aicollanl haalth cart h am" LaogwaaM Haalth Cara __________ 334-9344__________ MEOICAL No i r per tenet m cetury All thill* available EacelleM bemllt* Apply In pertx The Welti# Heurt 4/4SW SI Rd X . S x tx d m tm M/F/EOE RESTAURANTS MtdictJ Asaituit Must ba Ik ansad parfeet for moonlighferl Approaimafely 10hours par waak 323 9170 MEDICAL LAB TECH (PART TIM E) X RAY TECH Basic or Ragistarad. F T A PT RN. CCU E ip (prtvafe practica) H O T E L ................... U S 4 5 I I M/F/H/V NEWS CORRESPONDENTS Fraaianca roporfert naadnd to SAjppiamant full lima covaraga of naws and featufot tor Tha lantord Harold Position m volvas mtarviawing nota taking and writing Eacallont command of tha English tan guaga and ability fe typo ara tstantiai Journalism, photo graphy and compwfef antry •aparwnca ara hotptwi lan ferd amJ Laka Mary rovdonts prafarra d W rit# lattar •■plaining intarasf and quad ft(at.on% to Corrotpondontt. C O Ronald W Mow fcaaru tiva Editor Tha Sanford NaraM JUO N Fr«n<h Ava lanferd FI 1)771 NO PmCNE CALLl maid wrvka 111 p x Call S I M M Sharg dulgalivg X c x ta Mil ra tp i/ R h a ta a in n ig h t C lu b i/ rd ltd u ra n lf Only tartau* Mgvklet Heart A H x 1 M p m 4B»4dMai_________ SALES rxfulling vuccetv xtented M. F T / F T «h o de«lre Call M l t i l ] ■ 14 hr * SALES ASSOClATtS* Ta marbaf xraagp A auction Cell IV lit! S E C U R ITY O FFICER S TOT PAY G Itc x ie required Choke contract! Call I f r t m H t i S E C U R ITY G U A R O FULL T IM E . Sxtng Lake Hill*. Call (*taa.btwn«om Alpm T-S H IR T F R IN TE R • e ip x l anca preferred Salary bated x •.e x fence N o n v m a x C * R O »t* rtB frti.tR L TELEPHONE REF (pm until fpm. M « la V » e x hour t u x x t r t d IM 4*00 a T W C ID R IY E I* Fatl growing com pxy taking applkelkn* tar delivery povi tun Muvl moat D O .T . quail tlCdtlon*. pro omployment drug/elcthol tw»t required Ovtiee include delivery X un finlthed wood maiding* Id xcount* Ihreughout the net* E ic*ll»nt bam tlt* Include II Interfiled apply at RrawnMeldlngCempxy UtOFI'rpalrlea Point Lake Monroe. Florida E O E ................- .....M l JOM VAN DRIVER Fart tlma tar R S V F I* hour, pvr waak. (4 M ta t t x t CX I M ) *440 tar aeaXnlnvxl VILLAO I INN RESTAURANT nan hiring tip vervxt A hattairtk tar gvat/nlghtt Apply m p x von. Village lan. « il Oeftrack Rd , VOLT TSM FO R AR Y SERVICES C j i R f g t ______ MUTOESSES Apply btwn. J and 4 p m M x Tkur* at B X am a Joat. (40B S French Ave . S x t x d Me pbaae cad, ptadte.________ JSOt# $100,000 11 ditHfeufers hMdsd PSC14 full tlma No « i ^ nacassory RobaHQNaii 574 5210________ * 1 - A p a rtm e n ts / H o u m to S J u t r o e l T o Sa T i T m a T c i L child OK. Ho partlxk U40 Include* *11 AHx (F M 134 m i _______ F E M A L 1 to M a rt I barm hauta UOO- im Fh M l n i l a t t x lp m KITCHEN, laundry x ltlM fU •Bi t IN rN A a v x 323-3311 l i t M S iM R L tm iim O ex I J M Ig. Ft. Uftag Araatt Mature mate pwdx r a G. Call Q w v w U t CBlIxfBanSMSI. 17— A p e r k i w i i H F u m is lw d / N * n t h f Y M m 2 B B B ljA a M v y B M . b#rm cfeaa fe i privary. Call tl44/wk 4 n > tM t LARGE renovated I x I bXm*. rent by ak/ma A/C. pool. launXy. aata tar chlldrx. •facial dtacavmt tar x . cltt tarn H H 4 R X U H N I 121-MBA 1 S 1 -N 9 M M F u rw iB lw N / W tw l I 41 • > bdrm turn tact FRkft 2LS2. wartdr<t ^ e x tv lrto k e m o IB B — N W B M MOVE IN SICCUS LARGE I brtm. 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Laka Mary and Sanford arassl Call far availability and fecattons » ! , J j/i Cell JM 44/0 R IN T TO OWN t l — A p jrtm «n f s UjAgwMd/Bwt CLBAHOLAROB Apsrtmants Good Location 1304 to UJ0 par mowth. No Pats. Cail)2)IH 4 COEVIUA/MASTER COVE AfAATMERTS EXTRA LAR OI UNITtl 1.1A 3bedroom g lv Fool/Tenni* Court Peaceful, c x v x t x l tacettan Quiet oft ttreet parking R em vallx Special I Ne tecurlty tar guall tied ap p ik x m »1 3 0 4 M A R I H lr i VILLAO I Lake Ada I bdrm .... UM m* IbOrm ( K t im t u * H M t lt MOVE IN SFECIA1 Large renovated I bdrm. pool. U M mo Ho depailt tar guall Had acpilcxt* x tantar d ll tana I3 3 R U x 3J3 4dM 1AHFORO • I bdrm . ] bath, ch/a. vpadou*. an appllancat Inctudad 7J4 JNl.laavamaea 1ANFORO. Larga I and I b d rm .'* . pay rm nthly ar waakly Dap . retxenca*. ION oil Sanlor C itlrx tl JJ1 qJ4j SANFORD ■ 1 bdrm . I bam. m a|x kpalu nca* *30*/mo r UOtM C Call t n P U 3 bdrm . I par monlh Call m 4530 SANFORD •3 bdrm. 1 bath a#Jif plan. Canvaniant to Laka M a ry B lv d and 17 f t $475/mo ♦ da# 323 1324 WINTER STRINGS I boXoom. l bum. tirepixe. ta much ta litt. 1 Year* eld tart/me_________ CXI 4*4 411/ 1 BEDROOM . Fenced. K r e x pxch *4/3 p x rmnlh. plu* it cxi tn ix i 105— D u p U x T r lp lt k / R tn f LAKE MART 1 bdm . I bath! wall ta wall carpal, ch/e. lanced y x d CXI til 4JW IONCWOOO U K E F I0 N T Beautiful V I. I year new Muvl Seel (114/me Xu* de pa»lt. A vXlkbleH l U Jk k ll S A N F O R O - F u rn lth td I bedreem. N* pet*. N**r downtown Cfll 111(111. ^ x jrim e b e ta re ^ J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 0 7 -M o b ili H o m ts / R tn l MOBILE HOME FOR RENT I Redrexa. I beta. CXI » M 4 E lR d r k R l P a in tin g FR A N K BARNHART painting A prossura cfeaning. if yrs sap Galtxia Helix Retlaurxl. Lake Mary Call U»«d71 RESTAURANT B a II l Tackle HOUSE MINTING MILLERAD0ITI0NS GEORGE’S BAIT A TAO LU COOK Homo sfyfe food Apply 2PM 4PM Holiday Houta Rattoo rani, Hwy 17 92 noar Lk Mary RESTAURANT KITCHEN H IL f Apply 2PM 4PM Holiday Hour# RastauraM. Hwy 17 42 noar Lk Mary_____________ RESTAURANT Cantral Florida line# 1959 Fraa Otugn. Fraa Eshmafes lCGCl144IJi_ ^ ^ ii^ 2 J9 4 M A i r C o n d it io n in q 4 M u t in g SERVICE • All makas C/H/A. wafer to air. air to air haat pumps Now and •listing in ttallation 27 Yrs aiporwnc* Wayna Dykas Sr now with E mor y ' s Pl umbi ng L k «RMO011444 323 3544 CARYEl To tarvo moot to cutfomars al buffet Wilt train Apply )PM 4PM Holiday Housa Ratfau rani. Hwy 17 92 naar Lk. Mary RETAIL CASMIEN/ST0CM FEASOR Pxt/Full lima Appllcalixt new being accepted at Oeckuda Impxtv leer Or lande Or IWell M x l P m . IF fIS S x tx d U ltra ) 14-18 Yrs. Old? Need A Job? The Sanford Herald Has Direct Door-To-Door Sales Positions A v a ila b le T o d a y ! EARN EX TR A NEW ATTLIANCES OE end M A Y TA G ALSO USED ATTUANCES Racontfitionod • Guar anfood GOOO S E LE C TIO N 344 C. Cammartial St. Sanferd MONDAY FRIDAY 4 6 p m (Ftokibie) Building C o n t r ic t o r r N E W .R E M O O IU R E FA IR HOMES. O FF ICES. (T O R E ( All typev centtext t x . Rtt/Cem M>4kM I O Oehnl. CSC4IWM CarpRntry CA R P EN TER All kinds of homa rapairi. painting A caramK i.ia Richard Gross 321 >972 C a r p G t / U p h o ls t e r y C lta n in q O NE ROOM F R E E . Dupont Ttfion protaclfen (D S t lO valut) w/S room ipocial U4 75 or U 91 par room 30% off pat odor probfemt A rapatrq Ask abouf our uphofsfery «pa<iaisf Hours. 4 AM fe 4PM 4)4 43 >4 C ltA ning S trv ice HO tint* ter that cetaplel* cleexngt B x n putting it X tJ Lkt u* w x ry about it t x you Call ASAP Clexvtg Any til* home *M g u x x le e d L k xve d a Bonded e Inturod $ $ $ Pay By Commaston _______ C o n c re te_______ T o A p p l y : S l o p B y W o e k d a y s 3 -4 P M A n d A a k F o r D a w _____________ Sanford H erald 300 N . 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Call m ITS) MEOICAL ASSISTANT (PART TIM E) PHYSICIANS NEEDED •OBGYN o Infernal Madicina • Family P r a d l C I Start *4 U R p x hour Mutt hava rtltrtM deity k x t p x t a t l x Muet be Id y rtrt eM Call Mr appekttrmnf.........JM M l J A A R RaeBng A y r iw iw h Uwk>n>T«fe4/ But ' A J d H Io n s i K t m o d r iin q Hamas. RastaurawH, Ofikas Slafe carliftod CBCO 3494) Wa Oosign/Build and offer Fraa fstimafes______ Call 34411)1 DAY DISHNASHEI MEDICAL ASSISTANTS FOR P EO IA TR IC O FFIC E Front and back par sonno I nanifed land Rasumo To: PO Boa 1214lanferd. 32772 1230 n L rtrv lrw Wv tit ( . M l AH 1 vrutn availabia Goad bamfit* - Hlgmr Uartuvg pay DRRARY RUMOR M N. they. H A M . Dabary, FI MewRauFrl *AMta«RRLMBMM»EO n W - Wrw t ai pl likr aai viiW ea MEDICAL C lllltn HAPPY EUES m PBA KVA w Rkh_______________________ N O F E E F R ID A Y P A Y CELEBRITY CIPHER P M IVERS RANTED E ■p x fenced necevvery Mvvi be D O T exulted Apply in pxvan Loae'k Ol Maitland, u n u i M . , i.e t See Gfady x Doug__________ E X P E R IE N C E D W d llr t lt axled, hill x p x l lima. Call m rtsa. art tor C xm xia x i.ai^w -U P T E o lA im ? wm l*atwfet T HMV DRIVERS. ALLTVPES Tap pay I Callnaal Jab C x N r. fdd Fit tut MMI11 U r B u iin t is *a p K m H j j j g ................ JA H W e rtd MnuecamMann SU 00 S14 OOpar hr T a Leave A N t w ii Free..*** t i l l TO DD a M A I Vaubathhavaa paid e a r home Pleave Can _ lx lA x d B e t h x M x »^ ^ ^ rew abow j D tIV EIS TelFM weekly Local/Long haul Will Train EMPLOYMENT Litton Ta Talking Perwnaltl U p x c X I charge to ph Mil a t / t -n it ---------------------------------e f r a m e 7 1 -M t ln W a n n a Small J a b s « M feb4«Ropa*r Jabs Fraa (s t Call aaytima 339 3493- LKansod Insurad W EST CONCRETE SERVICE Small Jabs • B*g Jabs • Rapa* Jabs Fraa Esf Call aaytima 119 1491 Lunsod intoFfrd E lR d r ic A l H E R ITA G E ELEC TR IC Prompt Raasonabfa SarvKO ixansad Insurad (IrO S IlB )) Ca4 447 32) 474) PAINTING/REMO DELING, m tarlor or aafarlor Fanca ^ B u H d ir ^ ^ o u J fa lr^ la S ^ Bffersncs* 323-1143 Need Your Heurt Panted? W l O F F I B : Cuvktmx (all* Ix lta n G u x xte e d l Iniertx end E .te n o r A I Quality W x k I FBBK B 1 T IM A T K : Rekunebi* Price* Don't Pul O il Till Tomorrow What Yeu C x Hpve Done Today! CALL NOW! A rt lor Loo H4 0MJ IH T IR IO R B B X T IR IO R Pretat t rtvil w x k. Hrly. rale* evetl. Ted. M M d ll. Free B»t. L yn d x'v PretevitaMl Feinting L e i. Mery (evident Inter tor/E iWrtor L ic x w d Invured Free Evllmetett_______ I N 1(1* FAINTIttO inter t x A E rter t x Heurt*. Apr** Etc. le v e r Cituent I IN d tK e x t Ckll enyttme B1 (rt* Painting I Piptfiua|jn| Quality W x k . R *«tankblt Price*. Free Evt In* 111 11tl T C T SL H o rn * R e p A i r s Rtiijact P tiM biat Inc O M. M A IN TEN AN CE SAVE 14% bow oa any sarv ka. loan cart to plumbing or ^ B f e c t F o r b iw I^ r ig ^ jy jl^ l*t Chetc* F x T e x PlumXng Needvl I e idtaurv e Repeirv a Remodeling a Repiping C F C 9 3 1 1 3 )# U IK it'M l M U L A D d ic A p in g S*.*0 O ff WITH THIS 40 ~ Wafer ptKOS pruning A cfeanup Mulch A now plantings b Laadscapfeq m 43S7 Lawn Service AFFOROAtLE LAWN CaT b " Q U A L IT Y W ORKI FR E E ES TIM A TES Call 122 4499 Chuck's Quality Lawn Cara Comm /Ras • F R E E EST I No job loo larga;small 322 1571 LAWN CARE Mowing. Shrub pruning. Fasl Sorvka. Law P rk W F ro o E tt 449 1344 PROFESSIONAL G A R D IN E R Mowng. odgmg. now tod. now mad. ra sod. ra mad. pruning, topping, trimming, ramoving A cfearing, planting, cfean up1 C a m p ia t a C a r p i F r a a as»m rasl M r Van n)044J RlLIARCt INC S I W I I B DRAIN CHARING Jkheuril F IX rate* I F f rt Evllmetatl C FC O liilJ (31 W l t x m * k M U B O O T T WITH THIS AD P r g u u r B g « B n ln q ~ * W A ( TO U R H O U (t W H ITBY AND NOW G R EY? Cell u* today I Wo II be x our way I a A LLE N CONTR ACTING ^ot^^#^^vitmeVe^Ce^J*^l*3* Typing S b fv ic e i n r iiG ProtevvtonX. vpeedy w rvke t Pick up end dekvxy kvXI Reetonebie rate* 333 11 * . __je*vemevg ter Linde________ M a to n ry T ra ih Hauling lO U T H E R N ( T O N I W ORK W xx fe itt. Jk p x e w « x d x pools, ttonsw ork around s w im m in g p o o ls , stona t R jr jn t R M t u t c o M W ) Y k R O O IB R K H AU LED tM/LOAO ALtO . JUNK CA R ( A rlu iic L e r io n s Plana/Kayboard festruclion Ag capting studants Prtvafe b m p * AHfevais aarmamaa H u r t in g t a r * COMPLETE homa cars with lows A concarn for tha atdarly Spacious accommodations, few monthly rafes Day Cara AvaiiabfeAito m u / i OotSana Nursing SstvKa.Inc “ Homa Cara Thars AHardabfe" Nursas • Aids • Liva In's 447 374 101 r em oved, f r u m ia i T r — S «rv ic « EC HO LI T R IE (R R VIC I Freeevlimetevt Fx r Pncetl Lk In* (tump Grinding. Tool m m td k y x w ta "Let The Prate*uwveN d* or TR IM M IN G . Tapping. Re movX. Hauling XI phew* X treeewrk C l I I O T X W ite r/ A ir P u r iiic jtio n MIRA COM Wafer and Air Filtration tor homa and busmaia Far Fraa K*fim«fe Call 444 l|| | �t I 4 9 •3 t \ I Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday. March 9. 1990 — 117-MoMto m - H e w e t te r $•!• H g jg t t / W ir t MtRiva Im r'' l b*rm . I Cm tu rn . U liliim pwd Private K I T ’ N ’ C A K L Y L E O by Larry W rig M 141— • ■ k T S N R - 1 B d rm . M B a* H te preper»> Ute/me Alter tpm ------------------ m m m * -SOL. Lo ti/ itirt C A liiL a lilr ru m •HWt (rate tUl/nanMi CeH I a a e im n > - M w t r i« r AAA • U t lH It t C I N T IB . New i l t a r M M M It. la la * ) It. lay* alia or m/m •meet tearttei at MB/ate ta n . i i / n a M o i 117— C o m n w rd a l _______Rente h ______ i w a n M*y t i n Htw y m r ikepekto H r!». m t» I MO 14 It t i c ter .retetetenelt Deed V K M K O t t W O I Ureter and •Metric m l M I ) C a u _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ _ M e i> * r 121— Condominium ’ _______Rentals______ I • O R k L^TTb e l^te w rJio In e " D M Part A m Advite only U li / m a loci water Call ^ J a n c jt ^ jlia ^ ^ ^ l 125— F o r L m > SANFORD ■ l l « l Franca A r t . In M a rlin B ld y . n a il la CaMan Lama RaRauranl Call J J e lM a rrw J je jJ jr^ ^ ^ ^ STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . •% 0 m 3 4 4 | w > U U I M and tell l U P f * V I ITAR TIR /rattraa Great lacatWn Wall kept O U I I T V I Caurvtry Hideaway •ring k a i ammail, garden taalt Owner may linanra C Ip lh H a . O n ly ........17. 000 BM NTBB IPRIteO t 14K J/} G R C A T rm plan, aat m kil Immacwlala warranty Big tel Parch A wall Mare tu.M O »U P * R L IG H T Industry Site near la V I mm* cammar d a l Good Ironlooo After* property aval lam* taroao U K I NCW UK U Mary J/» All a.trat Sky llghlv Iptc. microwave, tot In kit. tenet mar* Roam ter pool Reduced rm. parch, pantry, tocurlty •yk.i t w * S o*It tin.SOO CAU. MTTIMt 321-2720 322-2420 141— H o m x fo r Sale KOI Park Or., tenter* M l W Lako Mary V . Lk. Mary A 1 I L A T I O Vstm tv* far a handyman Gwnor financing 1/1. dtfachad garaga Submit ail offers Terms Atkina III.9Q4 aaooooooa***** HIOOIR LME Lie. Aaal E tta* Ira k tr 2ad4 iawierd Are. A SS U M I, NO QUALIFY ] bdrm : both, largo let. lancad back yard t l l . W V.MecOkhtemlg M l TJ44 121-0751._____ .321 2257 MARI HAM NOOOS ARU * OUT M i l IN TORN * O E LTO N A . nice area! V7 •allI plan, vaulted ceilingt. family roam, captain ttyla kilchon. catling I ant. prewired tar tacwrlty and tpaakar intern. lovely rutIK cadar parch (icraanadl Ovartliad lo t . t p r l n k l a r t y t t a m . narkUop. 1 car garage MUST S IL L Q U IC K LY R Y O W ttlR .M O T IV A T ID I M l.M R to* to lle r H P MM ASSUMABLE, ROQURUnme LESS THAR *2500 CASH IN CLUDINO CLOSING COST 3 A 4 bdrm homei m Sonford. Deltono/DeBory'Ll Mory Long wood/Allomonte Sprmgi $1,300 DOWN IRCLOOSJ DC ) bdrm I bath. Ilraplaca. appliancai. carper! ut.TCO LCSS1HAR 13,(00 DOUR 3 3 split plan, apphoncei. 1 cor garage on privacy fenced l/locro ................ 147. SOO ASSUME. ROQIIAUn UUC MART POOl HOME IT OWNER T N O o lt Sonlord Ou*t/prtra* I larga bdrmi. utility room /]rd bdrm , J baths. fireplace. popltennn prlvltedges Included Roductd to tMS.000 Phorv days 321 •4 )S t r t f l t r SPAA ond wekends. P I 3+44/140 m i New 1 bdrm 1*1 both 2 itory. apphoncei. fireplace 2 cor gorage ...» I44 too ASSUME NO QUALIFY 3/H i. 1.400 iq ft. now paint ond carpet, oppiioncet on 1/3 ocre SS12/mo US 000 BY OWNER f Room. I both houio with flrepiac# ond icroonod perch, cornor lot Alto 1 room homo w ith wrop •round porch, fencad yord. 1 welts. 3 sheds ? Miles E oit of Oitoon US .000FOR BOTH Moot Otter It ___ Coil n » n o or i s q aoso \u in \i n 111 W . I I I . St. Solfo I I I ASSUMABLE w/flAOOO down. 1 bdrm . |\i both, cb homo, ch A o. gorogo. fenced f \ flied rote. 13 yrt remaining, only sso.ooo A F F O R D A B L E 1 bdrm. H i both homo CH/A. corner lot Low down poyment U t +00 NOW WIRINO R E. AOENTS D ELTO N A • new 3 bedroom, only I50S fotol P I T I per month 12300 down VA no down 551.+00 The Roolty Shoppe n t t iff OCITOM ClOIOtOltS Owner i mmt iell New Meriodei built home 3 bedroom. 3 both, lomily room. workshed ................... U3.000 M AKE O F FE R ColICborNfte ERA SlinSS FHA/BONO MONEY New Homei. 3/1. good loco tion. low down, low monthly Reiole homei olio availab* AA Cornet. Inc. Century II Col lone! Month*Id Q o y i.in iiiiE e o i.m y in GENEVA Own instead ol renting 3 bdrm d o le to elementory uhool Fenced yord UtlOO Coll GNrlo Lombert IR A Sun Florido. MS MM Eeinlngi , MM3M GENEVA Homo on 2li ocrei 3 bdrm . 1 both, appliances. gorage. od d it io n o l out b ld g or workshop .................. 57+ 300 ‘ PA U L A B E TN OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PR OPERTIES _________ 321-4/44 L A K E M ARY NI0HI 3 lorge bedroomi are *«#ured m thu beouliful pool home p lui eol in kitchen, family room, wrtuned porch with bar and ipr Ink leriy item 4+4.300 Metro Rool EitoN Co. Inc. ___________ 531 7337___________ 10CH AMOR By awnar. I bd m I bath, cantral M/A. an ) left l i t H em , wood Or Reduced te sa i .w o ........ im n ia ri MARKHAM NOOOS AREA Loke Mory schools. opproa 1 ocroi. lorge oak tree! 4 bdrm . greatroom. formal dimng. den. largo tcreenad pool, 5I7+.000 A iium able Newly renovated immediate occuponcyl Oaner. | » ISS1 MUST SELL SAN FO R O 14.000 down a u u n u no guolity J bdrm . 1 both. 2 cor gorage. Irg kltch en. fpic. u r n polo 222 2SK O LO COUNTRY HOME 2/1 Lorge fenced yord. double goroge. I 4 and SR44 u/.ooo Owner Financing 222 2094 O U T OF S TA TE owner m ull toll Handyman ipeclal Brick homo. 3 bndroorm. I both Mult bo Men Bed offer 1113 W 121991 St Coll M l 4?A 1149 or M 14021229_______________ QUINN REAITY • 321-3643 Reitdiwtioi <n4 Cow u r t U I >1HWV.IMI.DB BART STAIRS rflOTERn m rm m tu * * TRARSfEXRfD? ♦ REE0T0SIU? CALL USII FOR IM M B D IA T I A CTIO N 4171771155 W IN T B R S P B IN O t - J/lte. central N/A. Radacadl UI.M R m rm 14t— C o m im rc ia l Pn p tr ty / S a h 10th St ASantardAy* Zoned GC 7 One 10 OW tq tool worehomo or garage bmiding One 930 ig toot office bldg with additional l.SOO iq toot covered storage pim outvde storage One lot o a o n street For twMcoK N2 9t 9f QUAORAflEX New root, oiumemm siding. By owner 119 t o t 4 reiideotiol eoiti. income S IM M , eapomoi U 400 Price. 193.000 Assumed* I inane mg e t t \ 113 0941. 153—A c rta g e Lots/ S a lt OEBAR Y LOTS F R O M 41.993 LAR R Y HERMAN. BROKER 1104110 Qlt.bn. 1210401 HIOH A Dry lot Oranga Cityon county maintained rd Nice area aaiy term* w 11500 dn or 17000 cam 9B4 m 7743 O CALA NATIO NAL FO R E S T Wooded tots River access U950 each Me money dewnt 171 41 monthly Ownar . *3*4179 4T <9041 4211410 SEM INOLE CO UN TY 3 acres with houta ) bdrm . J bath 11*9 900 o I acres iarge oafe trees U4000. Mwy 44 3 Acres 1430 000 • Oft Dean Rd laketront 3 acres U43 000 L A K E C O U N T Y 0 acres 139 *00 A 40 acres 1297 000 SHOWERS REALTY m a n * ___________ SMAU ACREAGE 2 i acres on paved Marquette Hd near town Zoned Agncwi Can be 2 bldg sites all tor 129 100 or will split CALLBART REAL E S TA TE R EALTO R ..................>22 7*4 155— Condom inium s C o -O p /S a lt S A N O L EW O O D V IL L A S Spacious 2 bdrm . 3 bath, mmt cond. screened porch, heat pum p fans, appliances. •■»r as. U l 300_______ 2210113 V ILLA S OF CASSELBERRY 3 bdrm 2 bath ♦ den screen porch 04» MOO or 477 4121 1ST— M o b il* Homes / Sale CANDACE COVE t U P IR NICCIt 3 bedroom > full bath doublewide Cathe dral ceihngs. hardboard nd ing. shingi# roof, skirting Must Sae To Appreciates 14.too Call Collect 407 f3J 7040 or 407 244 0427 after 4pm HANOV AAAN Special 12 ■ 45 2 2 with addition Raady to move M .730or best offer H I Hal URERATHTRN ESTATES 12*40 Tbedroom 1•.bath flor ida room c h a furnished and all appliances shed U 2.000 or best offer 414%U U LARGE 1 BEDROOM Eacellent condition, nicely furnished corner lot at Park Avo Mobile Park . 322 2041 MUST SELL SANFORD AREA PARK 12X41 3/3 split screened room RENT ONE... GET ONE FREE you can rani • 2 bdrm. 2 bath for tha prlc# ol a 1 bdrm. (Phis • Witarfronl Lllattyla • Modern Fitnggg Canter • Indoor Racquotball • One Month Free Rantal Apartment a On Lake Monro* 2ITS W. Seminole Btvd. Hw>. 1 T-B2 Sanlord. FL 32771 323*2628 And supplies Asking 11.244 #r beslofter _______ 227 4542 R EA LTY 24 ■ 34 10 Craftmade 33 split shmgie root, dishwasher tplc A retrig 113 000 or otter Days 3231144/eves A winds 904 3034071__________ R EG ATTA SN O R ES JARIT0RIAIEQUIPWERT 157— AAobila H em w s/Salw FOR SALE IT a m i OOVIRMMINT RISALIS •OB AA BALL JR . P.A. LAK« RUBY RIALTT matte Car Step* Otel Bar Baatey M n Cancrate BancPee Sand. Rack. Camanf. ttea) M n ^ t e Concrete C o - m IM I JACUZZI W en « J yr» eld Paid m h o . .U m g lego Call Call________________ m u d OR A N S I C IT V N IC * > badr earn ham* wifi family ream, kitchen, living ream, utility and car part T E L F A IR 7* Camb 34 000 Rape 14X43 spilt 02 Tidwell 31 200 dawn tor qualified buyer Under SJ43 per month includes mtg and lot rent Rape 14X44 3/2 split H f Wefwoud Sand Poaf 31 200 down tor qualified buytr Under 3130 per month a dudedsmtg andlotrent 14X441/1 40Guerdon w OO 12X 34 2/1 40 Manaiae Femed yard U mo 14X44 1/1* y split i ; Skytme. screened porch U 2.00U 24X34 1/3 spilt §0 Champ, on C o n c o rd F ir e p la c e dr ywaii m*erior very clean 114 430 >4X 34 S/l spilt « Cratimede Dishwasher, t.replace 117 000 Biokai. 323 I 1 1 0 / U 1 1 7 0 J 44 V4. aw*. A/C. P/S. P/B. store casset* new radial* grey with luiwry interior. •dyif driven 51IW 374 2914 *M Till, endtt. *tm. 4 door 737— T ra c to r! and ______ T r a lk r ! FARM TRACTORS » U l t D IN STOCK ALL tIZ Itl ALL FRICIS! Ma tiand Tractor 4 Equipment 'am i N of Maitland Interchange on 17 91 424 7373 nrntm i tiwietteY M ann FIAT RED TRAILER FU BLIC A U TO AUCTION I V I B Y W Z D .4 F B I . » MFM D AYTO N A K U TO AUCTIO N N I A V T O U T T . IIN . la ite v Call H I n i l II HI > W a ca «aim R m m Formica Site* caea H i i R e ■ i m t e . racHna A lilHNWr U N aNealehatr M . M M potty t ! L alum ae U M f cene III HI M U Living raam/fln plat*. tarmal dbdng.) car attechad garaga •agarate 1 car garaga/aHKa Reduced ...............tili.oag JarfBRMR Rat Estate BRANO N IIV O F F K I ALONG * 0 v j It K M n l t O C IIO M IN O I Ma*a hi taaciai.... u h t m . C a a tii tata_________ I M U L L R IN T A L O F F IC B t T w M OC I Wory — ........... .... I jiH -C a R e e w lW -ilW NEW 4/J'i cadar homa Loti of frees! t Loti af •■frasH HAW ) W ALLACE CHESS M A L T Y n it s ;? ________ C a a m i i t e _________ •aautdul/gaatity a i. 1 Bath an V 4 acr* area at aufatenwng t lore* M A N A G IA K N T A R E A L T Y LAMB MARY UK V> FPLC. 127— OWIct R o n fo l! BATEMAN REALTY •Far PickciMrurar U p T r w k ll e ll anyone in he dealer Sm fordtj* Mary area. PONTIAC FIREBIRD PONTIAC U N U NUB T'S CBOWte PAWN _________ W TH TB K A _________ a k i a n am. I atery. Idyttwtlda Lear FdNWn. wall kept, new carpet, W r t v pccanta, JB N. weed d o th and t ra g ic a l landacaping p d a canalpy at aakt Great m lihkarhaad. •act vatea— ........... ( H U M . 2 3 1 -C ftn 773— M Jscella • •ASKBTBALL caret I wIIteCaRRxNare. HIteM •■BAR A H O I PLATPORM CBUTCNIS Ware IIM naw MWa alter . . xeitea Spring H am m ock Park 3 bdrm . I bath resales from 317 300 J72 0041 CARRIAGE COVf SUPER NICEM 3 bedroom > M l both doubiewide Cathe dral codings, hardboard s»d lag. shingle reef skirting Must lee To Appreciate!!! too Ceil Collect 407 t i l 7040 or 407 194 M27 after 4pm IfiSO M O BILE HOME lor hunting lodge or storage No tit* 3200 ________Coll I 440 3194________ \ r n Palm A * • M i It. central heat A e*r. washer A dryer Good condition 17000 Lot 149 Carnage Cove Mobile Home Park Can §14 4030 ” I S ' - R b b I E ita tB W a n ta d _____ * * WADED* * MOM I t a M O B IL ! H O M Il R IN T A L t • A C B I k O I fgc|tRMn R u t Eilat* 407-372 1155 Wanted immedta*iy 10 40 acres suitable for residential deveiopemenf Write Terry Clayton. Route 10 Boa 119. Lake City. FI 32033 or call 904 7U 4404 Brokers protected 140— Business F o r S a lt tU IL O IN G Zoned commer de l Set up as O U P LE X Lease Purchase possible Handyman special! 2314 Park Orivo_______________ 122 IMS STYLIST With following Busy friendly shop Good walk ins. end SIS 3 Pomi\ area J73 7]i? 141— Country P ro party / S a lt wSECLUDEDw B U T CLOSE TO TOWN 3 Acres with Mobile Home SvptK 4 Wall U l 000 tea Qeatilymf May'aaaa i0f|fR UR R u l E s U ti 407-327-1155 111— A ppliances / F u rn itu ra W A N T IO Gaea teakmf aa*ti •acts, working or net. We 4lsa U l 42M B J S RESALE We Boy/Sell Far niter • A Cal lectiMes. Including Estales 21911 Saofori A y . , 221 7449 CHAIRS •I recliner, tan. I S W Rocker recimer. tan 373each 407 444 1714__ • O IN E T T E S I T Round fab* and ) wooden chairs 123 Can Mo«e Call 223 4090 F R E E Z E R UPRIGHT llcubic ft (Ward) 3130 Queen sofa sleeper w matching rockar rattan tropical print 1200 Chrome and glass pecan cot tee tab* w'matchmg com modes 373 Round wrought iron tab* w/4 chairs, almond co*r 3135_______ Call 313 4110 K E N M O R I W ASHER Eacellent condition White 1141 Call 121 3001. anytime LARRY'S M ART. I l l Sanford Ave New<Usad turn A appl Buy/Salt/Trade....... 3224131. O L IV IN O R 0 0 M S U I T I (Sectional couch and 2 swivel rockers! like new All tor f t! Call ___________ 323 3409 • L O V E S I A T / S O F A gold crushed velvet. sta«n*ss s*el home Ewe tor office wa<tmg room or home 3«00 323 3S9f earty AM or eves • MICROWAVE Oven (Largi'i S W 1I2S4U after 4PM_______ • PAIR of ice cream parlour chairs Antique originals 370 ___ Call 321 9230 ___ Q U E E N S H E s o tA b e d brown beige good condition 5200 222042 After 4U pas • SOFA BED brown tones 523 m a7ijl SOFAS eacailenf cond t>75ea Chrome A glass end lab* A d*net»e tab* Matching wood wnd tables 2 « 7477 117— Sporting Goods • GOLF CLUB tun set « golf bag and por tab* car t 344 ___________ 121 1713___________ • GOLF CLUBS lad*«s RH I 3 4W 1 3 7 4 9 PW Miaad sat with bag EaceHent shapa 373 Call 221 2244 O ffice Supplies / Equipm ent Ilf— C O R IIR Gatlainat » II»Z multi CO* copying Accepts up * II o 17 l opws 3930 Call _____________ 424 5374 I f I- B u ild in g M a te ria ls A LL S IC I L BUILDINGS .1 dealer m*o<ie 2 000 * 30 000 * ft Ca ' *7 2ti 1241 collect 193— Law n Carden • LAW N MOWER 2'i HP Briggs and Siraton L*e Now MuM Set! >43 44 443 7114 • LAWN Mower Tore 21* 3 hp • r#ar bagger 1 muicher push new wheels. 573 U l *4/4 1W— Law n 4 Garden • SCARS C ra lttm aa l a . a r Cic.ltent ritfvuiif condition I I f f - P a t s 4 twppllas • FR E E SMbfie * good home Must h a y fenced yard 3 yr aid m a*________Call 2214037 • F R E E * good home Boaer miaed female 1 yr eld whi*. an shots good through M ay E ■< w a tc h d o g , hausebrokan. needs coring •wntrs 9A4 7f9 9933 af*r 4PM STABLE Shaving! S3 yd 10 yd minimum these are iin jv not dust 323 9332 700— H a fts tared Pats RUXNM0UN0 PUPS 4 IC . uniqua. gentle pels or mantraiiers SoOO delivery Caitl 317 334 3411___________ SHIH T1U Black and wht* 7 months, housebroken 1173 Catl 221 4133 203— Livesto ck and ______ P o u ltry ___ CHICKS Fancy and common breeds Ducks, quails, turkey. Call J71 90* 711—A n tiq u e s/ C ollectibles PRIVATE ESTATE SAU (Start Up ol Restaurant Bust ness) forces sa* of my Un c* s collection of high quality Peru an Rugs and Fountain Pent Day for Eves *3 1413 213— Auctions •RIDOES A N TIQ U E SO U2 2411 141 M/Sat • Aachen Th e n Tpm 2444 Hwy 44W •♦AB347AAU477 715— Boats and Accessories AIRBOAT Gator Hull. II feet. 123 ang* valve Iycoming with trailer Reduced lor quick V4*' 32 300 firm Alw> Deiphtn U wh44t.S1.30D Call U3 4M9 COMMFKCtAi FISHING NETS Hoop nets Call 444 9201 GLASS M ASTER BOAT. 17 toot 71 HP Evmrude motor and trailer Atktng 1734 or make otter Call 372 4 4 4 4 ____ SEARS TRI HULL 14 It hbergiau boat 30 Horse electric start Mercury M30 ________ Call m 4414_________ I I ' i It elder madel Baslen Whaler • 1943 model 30 hp E ••nrm* motor J tra>*r% all •quipped 13900 m i l * • If FOOT f Tb E R G L A II BOAT Very unique design Very old Needs restoration You re m o y SiOob oCall 131 4241 17* LAR SO N w trailer In board outboard Rum good 11300 or best otter J 2 I \U i U JOHNSON 15HP SS Prop Lik# Newt 11000 O k B _______ 122 1344 UPONTOON •With motor, trailer. 20’ seats 10 Call otter 3pm 321 7072 219—W an ftd to Buy Nan Ferreus Metals...........Glass KOKOMO....................... m 1144 2 2 3 -M u sic a l M trc b a n d is t U PR IGH T Pieno « .m twn<n. good condition Asking 3400 C . ii m tier. «niim* LARCE SALE Van accRsanes. van caw rersaen *ps. tinted wlndewt. tedders, reef racks, redr Mr. *•♦!. ra h tt. TV's. V C r s . running bnwrds Camm«rc*( *•*. 14 H P Mr cempressor. 224 w ilder. a«r*ss sprayer and betas, slack fasts. I Saw eiectrK bpsst suctsaa Iffl. efltce lurwHvre. aid gwwt. teals and mssc Gay net*'i FlarHt. 414 I Sastferd A y . Friday and Saturday, 41____________ O N I rt gallon aquarium and wrought .ron stand, lad obo Call 233 1344________________ • POLAROID ENLAR GE ft Model MPa. Good conditidn J R .C d tim d iii W A TE R N E A TE R M gM*n. tor Mobi* home 5501491144 >4'EM ERSON Ce*r TV •I m y old Asking SI71 F.sher VCR. good condition 1171 or 5300 firm Cdil anytime M3 4404 S50 to 1100.000 12 distributors needed Part A full time No eap necessary Roberto Neil 374 3210 230— A n tiq iM /C la u ic Cars ____ M iR c io it m it - m i lilv «r U te. M il u e u i t * TOTOTA CAMRT 44 L I I n l et pe» » every a«teKWte na<raw. black. tut*, kkealate mate cenairten M U ST S IL L II i i . l t ) er bett eWer CatllM e w ___________ TARE UP PAYMENTS f c t p l if .l t * tine.etc 739—V tM c l« ! ______ W anted t e l R A T TOP M I ter » K i r t (ef»/lY«cb«t BIB IC L L *utr exited weed p trti AA A U TO IA L V A O I ei DeBary. M0 MOt M DOOOB CO LT Avte an. Iteraa. Greet Trempertelten' Only ................ let V'ltm Call Mr Perm , K U I W 23V—M o to rcycles and Bikes 1907 074 4 cylinder. 4 speed. A/C. s»ero. new fires Great MiteageM >1.244___________ Cell 170 7924 YAMAHA SR SOO *74 I2J04 mt Showroom P*w) II 2300 b/O 372 t i l l 1141 PONTIAC U U IE Gray « r maroon velour mtori or Very c*an. very good r a lid k le trd n s p a rfd fitn E ■c e d e n t far 2nd car 12300 offer After a p m Ceil __________ OOP1274__________ 1944 FORD M UST A NO LX 2 dr. hatchback. 2 1 Liter 4 cylinder. PS. PB. A C. low miles, orc ctnd 170 4912 1147 MAZDA 222. 2 door mmt condition! 44.000 ml**. A/C Will consider trad* Asking 54.991 Call evenings or leave message____________ 272 7172 ‘44 CAOILLAC Fleetweed U430 dr best cash offer All power and air Call 222 isaa '79 AUOI New tires 4 battery 3 Leather In * r * r 11.200 322 4233 41 C H IV Y CA V ALIER Wage* • Clwan d»p*mUblw SUSP bwtl offer Colt i n 2402___________ 'BS COUGAR Full power. #/(. om/fm. 2 door, 77 000 ml 53.300 323 2377 241— R tc rtftfio n a l V tliic lfts /C a m p e r s CADILLAC S EVILLE 7« tires, grey, ail ealras n io jo mdts 53.400 .. 109 1911 DODO I Coachman Motor* • ^e '70. 22’ awning, roof and d.i\h atr. 41.084 ml IldOO 449 1911 PROWLER. 1971. IS foot S'rep* • roof air. awning we-ght 4 004 lbs licefiont condition Asking U 300 Owner. 277 7479 SHENANDOAH 12* Pari Modal 21*awning on beautiful *of 9 a 13shed new llOafetMV 222 0437 on Lot 3Qa 243— Junk Cars JUNK CABS B IM O V 1 0 NO CN AR O t J2J9J77 SlTop Dollars! Paid for |unk cars, trucks. 4 wheel dri*e Any condition Call 177 3941 774— Im port C a rT and T r u c k i ★ MERCEDES 300 SO n i »i*.e* m .ie e TARE Ur PATIMATS Re Mwwy Dbvr .• (.e i t . i it*, him. tic M PONTIAC L IM A N I Air. < OR. ( m i l . * h ,l. mm gr.y interw MUST S i f t Only I I I ] 1/ mo Cell M r P e y n a .M Jim FAIRW AY MOTOBS "Horn, ol IIM Down A Ride" u o e u s u eiLene.oed M l MOO 10A0 T IIRD'71 air p/%. p b. am fm runs great' looks bad 3400 or best •fter__________ Call 477 4492 TAAE UP PAYMENTS No Mooty Obvr tec apt to* tag. til*, a* 49 C H IV Y CAVALIER Au«o. air. stereo, really low miles. M UST SEEI Only 3134 U mo Call M r Payne. 313 It 13 G O V E R N M E N T S E IZ E D V e h «* s from t>00 Fords Mercedes Corvettes Chevys S u r p lu s B u y e r s G u id e t 403047 0004E «t >4172 ★ ★ ★ m e iiM CNEVT VAN'TS m SERVICE WHAT WE SELL auto, p/wlndows. sunroof. runs great! 53 000 3713447 F0R0 ECONOIIRE VAN AftnEID SPECIALS •2. 4 cylinder, stick shift on floor with over drive New paint and tires! f Runs Great" 52.400____________Call 221 2742 M UST S I L L • 42 Chevy Van Custom V I 3 captain chairs, couch 4 cooler, cruise control, tilt steering All set up for handicapped person Hand controls 4 selectnc wheel chairlift US.000 Call 442 4434 after i p u»_________________ 1947 F 134 A L T 4X4 Black, loaded, all options) Must Sael Sfm no* Ford________ 322 IN I 1947 TO Y O TA 4X4 SlpM d.A/C Jutt 34.093 Semmo*Fard 222 1441 n CH EV Y C 14 •V I owfo Runs needs work >424 or best offer Call 221 1343 0 4 le U SifluW . . . . . Ante Air. AH FH 04 OWCateuCam., . . . Leaded. Soeotl *3495 ■ O U icW linui , Al The Yell 4495 1 U W . A lrp o il B l»d Sanford. F L 32TT3 322-2116 ★ ★ ★ HONDA ACCORD LX '15 WANT YOU AND YOUR TAX RETURN MERCEDES SEL •3 Loaded, c h a rc o a l, eacellent condition Asking S27.000_________ Coll 327 1744 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down •acept toa. log. tit*, etc 49 PONTIAC ORANO AM Agio air. s*r#o 14 valve •ngma. power windows, cruise control Only flee 72/mo Can Mr Peyne, 123 3133 Courtesy Daihatsu can give you i immediate Credit toward die down payment of your next new or used vehicle. Just bring us your lax return and we’ll show vou how. NISSAN310 GX 40 3 speed, air. burgandy only 30 400 m ilts, clean M UST S E L L !' 11.493 or best offer Call 322 0947 P E U G E O T * 3 Turbo 1944 Silver. 24 00C mi*% 34443 or Mercedes 430 SE 1972 Silver. M.943 4344334 or 1221414. eves PONTIAC lUM BIR D 10 acyl 4 speed Runs Good* 1400 Call 323 0342 alter 1pm weekdays 1989 PONT. GRAND PRIX MARCH It A II 4 9AM 3PM 1241 P A LM E TTO A V E . E V E R Y TH IN G M U S TO O IH MAffCH l»9«10 9AM TOSPM >322 Y ALE AVE Toys, dolls TV. 3 HP air compressor, bar b que grill, and lots of misc MARCH It A II from V to 3 lo's ol good items to choose from 1913 VumnArlM Ave . Lanierd ___________1254440___________ PLANT AND PARKING LOT SALE Profit to Mwrth of Dimes March 10th 7 10 to 12 20 NCNbttana M30Orlando Or . Sanford 3AT SUN 9 44 Mwi'i Fpmit'y •03 409 Catalina Dr (aft M elton.ii*) Lawn edgar yard iou*> go carl sail saws drills 1/4** drive socket set VCR Couch 720 V E*c **»«■ J. » MUCH Ml 3C SATURDAY ONLY. 4a to Ip Lots of miscellaneous 2324 Hiawatha Sanford SATURDAY ONLY |J 2i 9 * ? 740 BeywoodCirc* M-uena name l* n u ___________ ____ SUPER IIC SALE Treasures and trasn Thgr% day Sunday 9 fill 3 2001 Palmetto Are. Sanford W W W Fully loaded. 3 speed 34-300 alter 4pm_______ 121 7947 Mercedes 434 SE 1972 Silver. M tts or Peugeot 303 Turbo 1944 Silver. 34 400 m iiat 31993 SJ441*a r m 44*.eves Auto. Air. Ca m . Pwr Win A Lock. Tilt ESTATE SALE '2995 '2495 Tilt. Cnaee. C a n . Air. P Seat) A Win BIG YAKD SALE ★ QUALITY USED CMS iM t e . 1 M i. e i TO RUAJJFU WYtKS 735—T r u c k ! / 1984 MERCURY COUGAR SR7 MARCH IM A M UNTIL?? 222 W I7TH ST Household ilems. cameras and * t i of f r y lures_________ ★ HANSON’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Bu m /V a n s 231— Cars n.TMeai TRAILER • R ANO M IN I Nev llre i •l.ioo C e iim it e t SUPER SJOE It 12 FAM ILIES SAT. ONLY 204 Block W 13th SI. 9 2PM Antiques. coi*<tab*s chairs, tools, typewriter mattress housewares be** s_#»c YARD & PORCH SALE SAT MARCH 10 I 20AM to 4PM **4 W 20th St YARD SALE R ITC H E Y S M A R K E T 123 CO UN TY RD 13 (Corner ol 40 West 4 Co Rd 4131 El Cemtno. 3730 tool boa tor p«ck up car ramps boatsaafs 4 anchors, fishing equipment horseshoe sets, log chains power saws 4 drills, hand truck hand brace 4 bit wrenches sockets, all kinds of tools' M UCH MUCH MORE I Friday 4 Saturday ____ 1989 CHEV. CAVALIER Aulo. Air. Stereo Pwr S A Brake. 4 Or 1989 PONT. GRAND AM DQ QQ Q Air. Steroo Pwr W. Quad 4 Eng . 4 Dr $ 0 w O O 1989 PONT. LEMANS GSE $6988 $3988 $4988 $2988 SAVE Aulo , Stereo. Sunroof. Air. 2 Dr 1988 PONTIAC LEMANS Cauetlo Air. 4 Door 1987 ISUZU IMARK Auto . A it. 4 Or , 30 000 m i. StereorCau 1985 DODGE C O LT Auto. A r Stereo 1986 HYUNDAI GL 4 Speed. Castette. 4 Door TARO SALE SOS Sanford Ave Sanford ►» Saturday Sunday 1994 I 4lb Street (East ol M *i*nvil*) Frt 4 Sal . 9 * 3 Dishes canmsfee set, etc $3988 $8988 $6988 i nt i »i i i n i n H u m m / wi n u n ) m m 2 FAMILIES SAT 4 SUN 9AM I PM 114 W Crystal Dr llach Arbor) Antiqvet. small appliances bowling ball, electrical plumb mg item* aouOBTU A C. • MM protector editor trumpet an hque typewriter deerhead I F A M IL Y Safurda7 3 lAIO 2s23 Magnolia Ave 2342 and 233c Paimat* A *enge DAIHATSU 3219 HWY. 17-92 1/4 Mi. North ol Like Mary Bled SANFORD 323-2123 ORLANDO 42S-5099 Mon I n i » 7 . l a 4a �10B — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Friday. March 9. 1990 MARCH IS GRAND OPENING $0 DOWN $0 DOWN 8.3% APR* 8.3% APR* * i 7 5 ® 2 f1 8 5 *0 DOWN 8.3% APR* *228” par month 5 5 p. r month UK AND NKW UK AND NKW 4x41 ISUZU l-M A RK ISUZU TRUCK •K4i))ia W IT H AIR .KJJJaOJ *Based on 60 m o n lh tin a n cin g at 8 3 1'* A P R plus la* A lag ^/approved credit ISUZU TRUCK » K ? 0 )4 V I *350,000 Inventory Liquidation On ------- Budget-------- =RENT-A-CARS!!! ONTHESE SELECT BUDGET CARS **for 36 month financing w/20% Down Plus Tax and tag w/approved credit. 1990 NISSAN MAXIMAS 1990 LEBARON CONVERTIBLES CAMRYS 1990 PLYMOUTH LASERS 1990 NISSAN 240 SXs 1990 TOYOTA COROLLAS 1990 FORD MARK III VANS 1990 PLYMOUTH GRD. VOYAGERS 1989 FORD F150 XLT LARIATS 1989 FORD E250 12 PASS. VAN 1989 TOYOTA PICKUPS 1989 ISUZU PICKUPS 1989 TOYOTA CAMRYS 1989 ISUZU IMPULSES 1989 LINCOLN TOWN CARS 1989 MUSTANG so CONVERTIBLES 1990 TOYOTA DON’T PAY NEW CAR PRICES!! 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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 09, 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/de637e7ad096863954bbc9c0feab1b5a.pdf 9872df0c46d2e6869bdbd548c18c96e9 PDF Text Text lY la i C m 0Q | 9 i1 Q a / sQ / UO TH U R S D A Y ^ a S>5 Cents S an fo rd H erald Residents defend Chuluota N EW S D IG E S T IH «IP 1 1 □ Sports Hit sands Lyman ovar the top L O N G W O O D — A last minute single was all L ym a n needed to treat Semlnolr 4-3 last night In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball (fame at L ym a n High School. "W e won Ih h one by thr skin of our teeth." said L ym a n roach Dob McCullough, whose team Improved to 7-2. 2-1 'n the SAC "W e tried to give this one away hut w r couldn't. •m r a p e 1 B Whiskey River ties for second S A N F O R D - Whiskey River moved Into a tie for second place In the Sanford Recreation Wednesday Night Softball League with a 9-8 come-from-behtnd victory over RM C at Chase Park. Th e win raises Whiskey River's record In 4-3 while RMC fell to 2 6. No information was received on the scheduled game between the Sanford Police Hrnevolenl Association and the Killer Rees, Developers lose tw o, win one in land planning wars Herald stall writer SA N FO R D — Chuluuta residents np|MiM-d to higher density develop merit In their rural area won Iwo rounds hill lost one lu llielr liallle against developers Iasi night. Developers brought Ih rlt plans lo da- Seminole Counlv planning and /lining 1 ommlssloin-rs in .111 effort to Increase the liumtier ol hollies III llielr area 111 "clustered" and other suburban housing plans The PAZ commissioners voted 4 2 In recommend eiiiriilv entmnlsslnn Sec Land* Page 5A Due tonight: New Heathrow, Wekiva projects By J . MARK BARFIELD H erald s la ll w riter_______________ S A N FO R D — Cou niy planning and zoning commissioners con­ tinue llielr review of proposed changes to die cuuniy's land development pl.ui at 5 p m. Ihls after in Min w ill) 10 more projects T See M eeting, Page S A too Fat# 1B □ Florida Welfare compromise reached T A L L A H A S S E E — A House committee de­ cided yesterday that stale welfare officials could use Ihetr clients as subjects (nr social research experiments, subject to strict outside oversight. T h e measure would create a nine-member Review Council for Hum an Subjects. I m F a ta *A Over 100 Chuluota area residents came to the couniy pianninq and zoning committee s meeting last night to voice then opinions on three housing developments planned tor the Chuluota area Longwood official resigns L O N G W O O D - Lots Martin. Longwood's first personnel d lrrrto r. has resigned her post effective March I6 to assume similar duties In Lake C ouniy. " T h e opportunity came along to work lor a larger organization, and I Just couldn't pass ll up, ' Martin said Martin said her yearly salary will Jum p from $ 3 1.600 to 9-12.MX). Mayor Gene Farach said Martin will be missed "If we could afford to match Lake Cou nty's olfer. we would do so." he said. Martin was innucntlal tn Initialing several new programs In Longwood. Including new Insur­ ance coverage, health care containment, revised pay plans, and a worker's compensation review board. " W c were Jusl starling to roll along. I have 15 Irons In the fire, and will miss Longw ood." she said. "H u t I'm very excited about m y new Job." Martin's first day as Lake County personnel director Is March 19. Polly Millor of the League ol Women V tors came to list night s meeting to oppose a proposed development near Chuluola Stepson taketh away then giveth back By SUSAN LO O IN Herald stall writer LO N G W O O D — A man was ar rested yesterday alter llllc-gcclU trashing Ills sleeping steplullier in the lie.ul wllli a heir I miIII i - amt rr|Mirtedly returned $1,500 mil ul S2.0tM>stolen trmii die »u m u Gregory Lamar Halnci 27. 711 Si Johns River Drive Sanlonl. was arrested Wednesday by Scinhuili Counlv sherlH's Invesllg.ilnr Willie • h mill, i .it ilu i minn |.ill Rainer is ili.ugiil null armed nitdirrv .uuit'il hiirgt.uv kidnapping and aggravated liulleiv in a ultui k nil llillv ( h i ia I IHri \ I mintv Road 127 LmigMiHMl ( all ■ |H irleit In s h e r it l s d e p u t ie s lie vv.l isi* •p mi Ills living mum iI Olll u rn ll I •li 2 1 w ilt ll h e avvtike In IititI Raiiiet ultegeillv standing over IIin i vs till a I m • r I n it lli* lit Ills hand t air It'll I iIimhI nil Ills l.ii e ami mill K nillf I lie lie* *1* *1 III go III .1 hospital K.Iilier allegedly ilein.imled !>|ix> Iriilli t'arr Irelnri- he would allow Inin in gu lu .i liiispii.il |miIi<i- s*iv When < arr lirnughi mil Ills wullel Raluei allegedly griihlied M and ran ( arr said lie chased R.iinei and asked fur Ids m niiry haek I In wallet eonlalned S2.tNNI. and I'att loid police Rainer returned SI -aXI and kepi SfrlX) Carr went tn *i linspltal where i ills In Ills head rei|iiired slllehes. Chan •tier te|Mirled Russell trial delayed T A M P A — T h r trial of Joe Thom as Russell. 50. of Osteen, and hts son Jeffrey Thom as Russell. 34. of Sanford, scheduled this week In federal court In Tam p a , has hern delayed to accommodate a defense attorney. T h e two are charged with conspiracy and trafficking In marijuana. T h e R u m c IIs were arrested June 7. 1988. at Russell Seafood Just east of Sanford on State Road 46. Th e restaurant Is ofrerated by Joe Th o m a s Russell's cx-wlfc and employed Jeffrey Thom a s Russell. T h e Kussells were caught at the scene as federal, slate aixl local lawmen Intercepted an airplane loaded with 628 pounds of marijuana that landed at a nearby airstrip Lawm en, artlng on a tip on an International sm uggling ring, allege the Russrlls were there to lake delivery of the marijuana shipment from Belize In Central America Six other suspects were also arrested later and are co-defendants In the case In Florida. The Investigation extended to Las Vegas. Ncv. Th e trial Is rescheduled for April 30 InTa m p a . T h e delay was granted because a defense attorney said he Is Involved In another trial In Miami, which m ay continue for about Iwo months. From s ta ll r e p o r t s ___________________ .......SB Florida............... a l Haroacopa...... HtrtM) rnoio ey tommy t m c tx i Christmas life saver Letter carrier Felix Figueroa (lell) receivod a plague ot recognition from Sanford postmaster Fred Rader t h is m o r n in g lo r h e lp in g L e s O w e n in a lile threatening situation Figueroa was delivering letters to Owen's house when ho found Owen s e m i-c o n s c io u s Irom a shock Irom e le c tric Christmas tree lights Figueroa rendered aid to Owen until rescue workers arrived Owen was Healed at Central Florida Regional Hospital and released Ho Is fully recovered The plaque is signed by Owen's wile Job, recognition is handicapped woman’s reward By VICKI DaSORMIIR Herald stall wnter_______________ A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Dawn Vtolanlc has won national recognition lor tier on tire Job IM-iloritianee in ilic llnancc deIMirtment at Pcpsico In Orlando T ile l-ckc Mary High Srhoul siudenl is very good at her )ol> She arrives prom ptly In the m o rn in g Sin- p erform s her duties well. And she gets along with everyone. A year ago. Vlolante would never have considered rve n i.iking a Job. I n la y she s think lug about the possibilities ol living on her own A vivacious 21-year-old. Vice lanlc has eerebr.d palsry. which has paralyzed lx-r legs .mil has tell her right hand with limited million and very llulc mobility In her left hand. Slie Is a'so mildly mentally retarded. "Sh e has very |>oor malh skills .iik I protialilv rends al a third gr.irle level." said Kathy llccht ol I he school illslrlet's Transition Services Dlvlslcxi of the Excep­ tional Edueatlnn department. Despite her Uuidlcups. which tier supervisor. Pal Quinones, deserlbes as mure physical llinn mental. Vlolante lias been able to perform many clerical tasks that used to lu g cither depart merit employees "Sill- helps dlls dcpailllic III i u i i mole t-iflc tc-nlly. Quinones said O n a day oil. Vlolaule sits al •In- dining room luble In her p a re n ts' M lu m o iitr S p rin gs home and leans ln-i erulehc-s on l he t-lntlr beside her She's wearing while slu m s anil a while shlrl with a suliilc- He dyed design In ll " I like lo shop Im clothes." she said, smiling s in k and imlnllng ,ii her slilrl She said ileal she is honored See Aw ard. Page 5A aa Pollea............... fr flfA t la l .......SA Talovlaion......... ..... OA Waathor............ Partly cloudy, windy Lake Mary Seniors celebrate first birthday By LACY OOMEM Herald stall wider_______ ______ ________ Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy today with a high in the u p p e r 70s W in d s from the cast al 20 mph and gusiy Fair tonight and partly s u n n y to m o rro w with a high near HO F o r m o ro w e a t h e r, aaa P a g o 2 A i <*111111111111 v liiipiuv * ill* ul A smm lallnn hullilllig 111 l..ik* M.hv Irom I I -i m I" I ID ...........m il will I* IIIII* • l l l e l l . l l l l l l l e l l l e s li ll il ls , .O ld p r iz e s k v irv iim sliniitd tiring a cnvered ilisti lor die L A K E M A IG - Kvervon* is welcome i*. .iitcnd c party c eleln.ding tin Lake M a n Seniors In si I i iii * In no S levells said lli* s* Hints hi gain/* *1 in Man li I lls 1! and lilrlhdu' March 2Uth D u n mi Paul* *■Sn v* ns said she expc c Is |m cipl* 'Irom lllln lliinilgli lll l v us * IIIU in k have .i I miuI 711 memln rs. S leveii said |In v an .1 s |n i lal pru|eel nl the Lake M.uv young lo.lllelld Wc would Irk* in cilciiniag* ii iv I mmI v w in * ' * 1 I i . h i i I m i nl I union ii i- and Imp* in I m i lam pail M inor III l-ckr M.crv In In lug in •sample s >*l .in nl iln 1 ilv s n eie.illon prugi.no hobbles nr eralls iliey do oilier lli.ni watching l\ si* v m s said ever v Tuesd.iy Is Senior D.IV w hen ul re.idlug sin* said I In *calls w ill I m- * \lidai* *1 01 ip illliiig .mil crnll 11.ism ’s are M-lieiluled at during lln' liirihil.i\ p.mv l ake Mai V sold * ll v hall lim n 9 a 01 In :l p III Stevens salil the |m i I v which will I m nl III Aliv s< nun 1 ill/eu 1 all g* I m iniilialnni pi rlllii ill 10 aging ....... lln group Sirvens said urea seniors dull I ll.ivi In go In M Vei.lt sim nes In lllld llilitrui.illull on i.ises Medic.u* li.ilis|inrl.ilMtii and m 1 v it t s av.nlaltlt I i i m -iiiiiis \\c cvcii Iouiic I a volunlei 1 in till mil -1 Lit iln an Itnm I01 -oi cldcrlv l.nlv sin S.111I lln Lake M.nv Seniors Is planning several •Iiillligs III III* III .11 till lire Slevi IIS -Mini lln -group in m I it-ill lit d in • r u i M mi llir tlixn Uuei-ii in D.iyioii .1 Ik .11 I 1 no Mail'll H I lie unllng is in eillipilli Hull willi die Older Vnilllgslels nl Si Pelel sKplMiip.il I linn Ii ill l..iki \laiv BSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL HEWS COVERAOE. Call 322-2611 �U — Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, March S, 1N0 NEW S FROM T H E REGION plo r i MIAMI — T w o U.S. A rm y sergeants and 18 other* were Indicted Wednesday on drug charges, stem m ing from a smuggling ring that shipped cocaine from Panama lo the United States In duffel bag*, authorities said. T h e Indictment, which did not Involve solders sent to Panama In the Dec. 30 Invasion, eras returned b y a federal grand Jury In Fort Lauderdale and named as defendants Sgt. Raphiel Fu ltr. who Is In custody In Miami, and Sgt. Ja rvis Earl Worelds. who was arrested In Fort O rd In California. U A Attorney Dealer Lehtlnen told a news conference. Ex-atate senator arrastad P E N S A C O L A — A former state senator now practicing law In Crestvlew has been arrested and charged w ith money laundering, authorities said Wednesday. . William Dean " W ig " Barrow. S8. waa arrested at a Crestvlew motel Tuesday and transferred lo the Escambia County Jail. He was scheduled for an Initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Susan Novotny late Wednesday. Barrow was elected to the Florida Senate In I B M and served until 1972. Dad* schools select new superintendent MIAMI — T h e Dade County School Board chose a local school administrator Wednesday to become the next superin­ tendent of the nation's fourth largest school system. Board members made the decision unanimous after Paul W . Bell received four of seven votes on the ITtto ballot, said A ndy Gollan. a public Information officer with the school system. Bell. 56. who Is currently the system's de p u ty superintendent for education, will replace form er Superintendent Jo e Fernandez, who left to take the chancellor's Job In the New York Public School System. College offers free tuition to blacks BO CA R A T O N — Florida Atlantic University has offered free tuition lo every black freshman who meets admission standards, a dramatic gesture designed to boost black enrollment at the public university. F A U President Anthony Catanese announced the offer Tuesday. Th e university Is the only one In the nation to guarantee full scholarships to each black freshman, the United Negro College Fund said. Teen who shot baby beck in Jail T A M P A — A teenage drug dealer who seemed to slip through cracks In the crim inal justice system Tuesday was behind barm again Wednesday after state prison officials realized they had miscalculated his prison sentence. . Sedrtck McKinney. 18, was sentenced In court Tuesday to alx years In prison for violating his parole, the m axim um penally allowed under Florida law. Bui when Hillsborough County Ja il officials called the Slate Department of Corrections later that day. they learned that McKinney had already earned enough gain time to satisfy the sentence Imposed by Circuit Ju dge Richard Lazzara. Auto insurance report criticized T A L L A H A S S E E — Suggestions from a state (ask force serklng ways lo reduce auto Insurance rales lack credibility because, the body waa stacked with Insurance people...a lawmaker said W rdnesday. Hep. Steve G cllrr. a trial lawyer from Hallandale who served on the task force, said at a news conference the recommenda­ tions that came out of the Motor Vehicle Insurance Task Force last week proved his original fear* that Ihe panel would be a rubber stamp for Ihe Insurance Industry. "It Is our opinion that the report la largely without credibility," G rllc r said. "T h e Insurance Industry chose to use Ih rlr overwhelm ing Influence on Ihe committee to push through their recommendations." Nevertheless, tn a minority report that he and state Sen. Richard Langley. R Clermont, wrote, they endorsed most of the tusk force's recommendations. Poor people may be used as subjects in ‘closely-monitored’ social experiments U n lfM Press International T A L L A H A S S E E - Stale welfare officials could use their clients as subjects for social research experiments, subject lo strict outside oversight, under a compromise approved unanimously Wednesday by a House committee. T h e measure would create a nine-member Review Council for Human Subjects with the power lo veto social research experi­ ments proposed by Ihe Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. "T h e legislation we Ju ii passed. 1 think. S T . P E TE R S B U R G - City officials are gearing up to petition lh r slule LrgIslalure for millions of dollar* to outfit Ihe recently opened Florida Suncoast Dome for Major League Baseball. Although basrball officials have said no word on expansion will be announced before the end of the year. St. Petersburg City Manager Robert Oberlng said Tuesday he has heard It could come m uch earlier. And the city Is preparing lo lobby the Legislature during Its tqicnmlng session for millions of dollars to get the stadium ready for a team. At present, the 43.000-seat. 8110 million stadium which opened last week lacks a scoreboard and turf. T h e Legislature was ready to grant the city money In 1988 when It was courting the Chicago White Sox. Tha t team eventually decided against moving. F ro m U n lto d P ra ia International reports_____________________ LOTTBRY iu s p s I .......... . ■ y M C N M lM U M UnHsd Press International________ TALLAH ASSEE An ain bilious sex education proposal survived Its first committee test w ith b ip a r t is a n s u p p o r t Wednesday despite attack* by social conservatives. T h e House Health Care sub­ com m ittee on Finance gave unanimous approval lo a 815.7 million proposal requiring school districts lo provide health educa­ tion that Includes reproductive health and parenting for ull grade levels. Th e bill by Rep. Lois Frankel. D-West Palm Bruch, and Rep. George Albright. R-Orula. also Tonig ht...Fa ir wtth a low In Ihe mid 50a. East winds at 10 mph. To m o rro w ...tartly sunny with a high near 80. East winds at 10 lo 15 m ph. UsItM Frooo Intovwattowal F O R T PIER CE - The mother of a man who unde ra rm an autopsy after being killed In a m o t o r c y c le a c c id e n t s a id Wednesday she wants her son's brain lo be returned so It can be burled with the rest of Ills liody. Richard Chapman J r . died at Orlando Regional Mrdlcal C rn lc r o1 a . h e a d I n j u r y a f t e r a n l q j fli^ : Y p j c a c c i d e n t J j i O keechobee C ounty In A p ril -1989. Dr. Thom as Hegert. the m edi­ cal examiner who performed the autopsy, kept Ihe brain for I h r post-mortem. He said Wednes­ day Ihe brain was still In Ills office. "Saving a bruin lor a more detailed examination Is a very Sacand Clan Faiiafa Fad at Saatard. Honda n rn iuktcriplron Ratal (Daily 4 Sunday I Hama Dull.try s Mail 1 Menlht lit M 1 Mania. lit tO I Year in M (Mil l » Mil. l y D A V ID T O R TO R A N O United Press International , P EN S A C O LA - More than five years after coming up with her eyebrow-raising Idea, the In ­ ventor of u urinal for women will see the first production model Installed at u regional ulrport next month. "I think Ihe women who use publlc restrooms on u regular basis are going lo be ve ry e x c llrd ." said K a ih lr Jones, president of U rlnrttc Inc. of Pensacola. She Ihlnks women will even­ tually demand Ih e "S h c-ln a l." provides financial grants for districts to rstablsh cam pus health c lin ic s , w h ich co uld co u n se l s tu d e n ts on re ­ productive h ralih. Subject m ailer would be de­ rid e d loca lly and w o uld be appropriate lo the children's age. If parents object, their children would be barred from Ihe health clinics and attend general health classes lacking Ihe sex education subject matter. T h a t w a sn't good enough, though, for representatives of the Florida Catholic Conference and anti-abortion groups, who charged the classes and clinics would promote premarital sex and abortion. com m on and frequent occur­ rence In autopsies when Ihe (irrson died of a head In ju ry." he said. Stair law allows m rdlcal ex­ aminers who perform uutopslcs to retain body parts without Ihe family's permission. " T o me. he's violated m y rights. f in the mother of this child. I brought him Into Ihe world. I took rare of him for 22 years I have no say how hd'fcots' out? T o me this Is not rtghT.‘‘l r may be legal, but ll's not right, said Mary A n n Chapm an of O k e e c h o b e e . C h a p m a n 's molher. After the Chapmans hired an utlomey In November, serklng rrlu rn of (h r brain. Hegert wrote them Ja n . 2. say­ ing h r would release It oner the faintly gave him written consent. Th e Shr-lnal looks lik r a urinal w lih a flrxlble tube and flared cup on Ihe upper end. A dis­ posable jxiper lining covers the surface of the flared end. When the hose Is returned lo Ihe bracket a lever Is pulled and water flushes clean the hose — paper and nil. Unlike urinals for men. SheInals will be In stalls. "W e 're In production now and our first fixture came off the assembly line Friday afternoon and delivered here Monday,” said Jones. Th e base Is made In Omaha. Neb., and Ihe funnel and handle unit In Pensacola. ■X TSN D CD O U TLO O K M IAM I - F Hr Ida M b pur tompofotum end rainfall el 7 e m f ST Thursday Off ApjiAChKOi* Daytona Baac* Ferf Laudsregis FarIJMyart C B iw t vtiie Jacksonville Kry Wail M*ami PonsoceU U f « i o i « 8 rotten ton Toiiohethoe Vore Seech AtesiPoim Beech ■ w f FRIDAY Cloudy 78-87 "T h e y arc a dlrrct funnel for a b o r t i o n In F l o r i d a ' a n d e ls e w h e re ." said R o se m a ry Gallagher of the Catholic Con­ ference of ihe clinics. "Th e re 's no way we ran support the bill with that portion, even It ll's (only) an option." Frankel and Albright main­ tained some fnrrrlul slate action Is needed lo reduce Florida's teenage pregnancy rate, (ourih highest In the nation and still clim bing even as the national rale declines. "E v e n though w r would like lo have parents doing the Job at home, we have decided lo lake our heads out of Ihe sund." said Frankel following Ihe vote. "W e have llnlnishrd all of our needs for Ihe brain (Issue, so we would t y happy to do whatever the family wants done with the brain tissue." Hcgrrt said. H r said ull the Chapm ans needed lo do was sign a release form and provide an addrrss where h r should sent It. howev­ er. h r admitted that h r had know n for u long time that family members wanted It returned and knew how to rrarh them. " W r Just don't want In pul It In a carton and mall II. for heaven's sake." he said. "S o h r wanls me lo sign a release? ... I keep thinking how muny has h r got up there, and who knows If It's m y son s that he's through with. Jones has signed a comraet lo provide four She-tnals by April I lo Pensacola Regional Airport, which Is slated lo be finished In ihe late summer or ru rly fall. P lu m b in g e n g in e e rs huve specified Ihe female urinal for projects In several other loca­ tions. Including a factory In Iowa, a performing arts center In I l l i n o i s , a n d p r o j e c t s In P e n n sylva n ia . C olora do and Maryland. Research done by ihe Univer­ sity of West Florida shows a general acceptance of the Shrlnal. Am ong other things, the study found Ihat 94 percent of Ihe respondents suld they do not m Women bend over to aid fake doctor B A R T O W — A m an has -been arrested on charges of p r a c t i c e of m e d i c i n e w i t h o u t a llc c n a e fo r a lle g e d ly p o s in g aa a d o c t o r , a s k in g fe m a le clerks at a convenience store to bend over and giving them vitam in B-12 Injections. T h e shots were given to three clerks In a back office of Ihe Farm Store In Lake­ land where they worked, according lo an arrest af­ fidavit (lied by the Stale Attorney's Office In Polk County. H u rtls Lam ar Proctor. 37. was charged Tuesday w it h tw o c o u n t s of p r a c t ic in g m e d ic in e without a license and one c o u n t of v io la t in g the nurse's practice act. T h e suspect visited the store Feb. IS and told the first two victims he was a doctor. Th e Lakeland man convinced them that they looked listless and needed Injections of vitamin B-12. "W e fell like Idiots." one of the clerks. Rachel M. Echols, said after realizing they had been duped. "It could've been anything." She said Ihe suspect wore nice slacks, a shirt, tie and sports coat. " T h e way he talked. It was ve ry professional." Echols said. sit on a public toilet seat. T h e m arketing department poll of 130 females showed 60 percent saying they were m od­ erately lo highly likely lo try ihe Shr-lnal. while 30.8 percent said they would prefer It over a traditional water closet. Jones came up with Ihe Idea more Ilian five years ago when she regularly traveled between Panama City and Bay SI. Louis. Miss. She said she found many of ihe public facilities "disgust­ ing." or she found lines. She ram e up with the female u rin a l and got a patent In August |987. 1NiTM b m f > vp* •AYUROAV FtlyCldy 77-88 SUNDAY FtlyCldy 78-80 MONDAY •wuiy 88-72 o PULL March 11 LAST € 3 March 18 F IR S T A p ril 2 B S A C N C O N D IT IO N S TH U R SD AY! S O L U N A R T A B L E ] Min. 2:55 a m .. 8:35 p.m.: MaJ. 8:45 a.m.. 9 :1 5 p m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 5:45 a.m .. 6.03 p .m .; lows. 11:53 a .m .; N ew S m y r n a B a a ch: highs. 5:50 a.m .. 6:08 p.m .; lows. 11:58 u.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs. 6 0 5 a.m .. 6:23 p.m .: kiws. 12:13 p.m. B O A T IN O 70 5f 800 7t 57 800 U 004 •I 70 008 >1 0) 888 78 74 17 8 88 57 8 14 It as n M 70 i a 40 a u t» aw •I 01 0 08 •0 50 8 00 85 45 8 80 rv 70 Ira N 71 at! TUESDAY FtlyCldy 87-70, STATISTICS March 28 CrtiMwt FOSTMASTta Sand addrati cnanaat to TH I SANFOaO HKRALD. P O. dai UlI. Sealerd. FL a m . T h e Idea, said researcher Ju d ith Gueron. Is lo see whether Project Independence rrally helps, or If people would do Just as well on t heir own. Urinals for women ‘installed’ as popular innovation NEW Thursday. March 8. 1990 Vol 82. No 169 PuSlithed Ox.11 and Sunday. axcap* Saturday by Tha laniard Harald. Inc . WO N French Are . laniard. Fla m il T h a i experiment Is proceeding under a protocol hammered out by H R S and critics outside Ihe agency. Th e legislation would not effect that research, but would establish Th e research calls for a control group whose member* wlU not get the tame close a s s is ta n ce as P ro je c t In d e p e n d e n c e participants, even though (hey would be eligible for ihat program. Family wants son’s brain returned T o d a y ...P a r t ly c lo u d y and w indy wtth a high tn the upper 70a. East winds at 20 m ph and gusty. Extended outlook...Fair with m ild nights and w arm days through Sunday. Lows In the 60s and highs In the upper 70s and low 80s. «ai >M) Th e bill Is a product of a rancorous dispute over a proposed experiment lo determine If Florida's Project Independence program Is really successful at weaning welfare recipients off Ihe dole and Into productive Jobs. TH E W EA TH ER TALLAHASSEE - Ths daily number Wednesday In ths Florida Lot lory CASH 3 gams w m 334. riBo« 6 (numbars In any order) *40 tor a SO cant bat. *80 on i l . □ Straight Box 3: *330 In ordar drawn. *80 In any ordar on a *1 bat. □ Straight Box 6: *290 In ordar drawn, *40 It pickad in combination on *1 bat provides Ihe needed balance between posi­ tive research and safeguards for Ihe public." said Rep. Ben G ra b rr. D-Coral Springs, chairman of Ihe H R S oversight subcom­ mittee. safeguards for future experiments of that nature. " I I does not elim inate this type of research, but creates a screening process for this type of research." Graber said. I’roject Independence, currently In Its third year of operation, provide* child care, fob training, education and other aasiatan to welfare recipients trying to enter the workforce. Each participant la closely assisted by a case manager. S e x -e d u c a t io n b ill s u r v iv e s im p o rta n t te s t in L e g is la tu re City readies to lobby for baseball's sake □ Box 3 (numbars In any ordsr): *80 tor a 50-cant bat, *160 on *1. STATE W elfare guinea pig com pro m ise Two sorgeants, 18 other* Indicted fl Straight Play (numbars In txacl order) *250 on a 50 cant bat. *500 on *1 AND ACROSS THE D a y to n a Beach: Waves a rr 3 lo 5 leel and very rough. C u rrrn i Is lo Ihe north with a water temperature of 65 degrees. N ew S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 3 lo 4 feet and choppy. Current Is to Ihe north with a water Irm p rn ilure of 65 degrees Sun screen tailor. 15. SI. Augustine to Ju p ite r Inlet S m a ll c ra ft cra ft a d v la o ry la In affect. Today...northeast to east wind 20 to 30 kts. Seas 8 to 12 ft and higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters rough. A few showers. Ton ig h t ..east w in d 20 kts Seas 6 to 9 ft and higher In the gulf stream. T h e h ig h tem p e ra tu re In Sanford W ednesday was 78 degrees and the overnight low was 63 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. Thu rsda y totalled 0 .0 1 Inch. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 70 degrees and Wednesday s overnight low was 66. as recorded by ihe National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. 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Lit ... _ 41 II IS 11 �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday, March 8, 1M0 — M Teachers hit Martinez’ budget again Man charged with l«wd assault Gov. Bob Martinez' education budget came In for more sharp criticism Wednesday, this lime from the head of Florida's sec­ ond largest teachers' union and a state Senator who serves on an education committee. T e a r hem' union officials In W IN TE R PAR K — A man accused of tryin g to sexually ivmult u boy he had Just met at a neighbor's house Feb. 24. Ims been nrrrsted by Seminole C ou nty shertfTa deputies. I kite Russell Clarke. 32. ISOS Peruvian Lane, rural W inter P.irk. Is charged w llh lewd aaaaull on a child under the age of Hi and false imprisonment. T h e boy and other wltnraaes reportedly Identified a suspect In a police photo lineup. O n Feb. 24. Clarke allegedly bought beer for several boys including the victim . The victim said he rode w llh Clarke to a nearby cnnvrnlrnee slore. Th e suspect parked off Dike Rond, would not lei the boy leave the van. and allegedly made eexual advances. Th e boy escaped from the vehicle and ran to a nearby house for help, according to shertfTa reports. Clarke was arrested at 4 :1S p.m. Tuesday. Car salatman accused ol m x im I Seminole C ounty, however, have expressed optim ism that the upcoming legislative session will produce a more favorable out­ come and that a strike, threat­ ened In some of the state's larger counties, can be averted. •There la nothing more crucial to p ib llc education and the c h l h '-n of the stale of Florida this year than for the Lrglxlaturr lo find some way In circumvent the shortslghird and Irresponsi­ ble budget contrived by the governor." said Kaihy Bell. I’res­ ident of the Florida Teaching Profession-National Education Association. Meanwhile, a report that the Florida Chamber of Commerce delivered Wednesday to a House subcom m ittee said that the funding problems In education are being caused by the Florida L o t t e r y a n d th a t re v e n u e shortfalls last year resulted In the largest decrease In education spending since the recelsslon of the mid-1970s. Delivery failed Pauluecl says in legal action binary L A K E M AHY - Frozen food k i n g a n d d e v e lo p e r J e n o Pauluecl Is seeking more than •25 million In damages In a la w s u it f ile d a g a in s t a .J a c k s o n v ille s u b s id ia r y of A TA T. P a u lu e cl c la im s the s u b ­ sidiary. Am erican Transtech, fa ile d lo d e liv e r c o m p u te r software and services as pro­ mised lo a Pauluecl grocery dcllvrry service. Groceries By Phone Inc., of Sanford. Pauluecl contended the claim s are baaed on misrepresentation, breach of contract and breach of expressed a n d Im p lie d w a r r a n t ie s . Transtech has not responded lo ibe claim. GDP was formed as a homedelivery gorrery service allowing jieople to call a local telephone n u m b e r and h a v in g a local grocery deliver food and other products lo ihelr home for a fee. Ilccause of the alleged pro­ blem s and de la ys. Pauluecl claims GDP lost ihelr competi­ tive edge to other companies. HANFORD - Tra cy Hayden Aldridge. M . 812 Ballard St.. Altamonte Springs, was arrested on sex charges at Bem toote Ford. Sanford, where h r works as a salesman. Aldridge, arrested on a warrant Tuesday. Is charged w ith sexual battery on a child under the age of 12 years and com m itting a lewd and lascivious art In the presence of a child under the age of 18. Seminole Con m y sheriff a deputies did not report specifics of the .illegalions ugalnst Aldridge. He Is held without bond In the county jail Altamonte Springs man arrastad L A K E M AItY — City police here report charging Joseph Luspina. 23. 3811 Lillie Klver Loop. Altamonte Springs. In im m rrtlo n with the Feb. 7 theft of a rifle, jewelry and other Items from a house at 3 0 1 Washington St.. Lake Mary. l-akr Mary police, who arrested Lasplna at the Altamonte Springs |>olIce station at about B p m. Tuesday. allege he sold some of the items. H r Is charged w llh grand theft and dealing In stolrn property. Tip leads to arrast SA N FO H D — Sanford police report receiving a tip that Harold Collins. 29. 3631 Lincoln St.. Sanford, m ay have been Involved In a burglary Sunday night lo Act II Consignment shop, on First S lrrrl. In that burglary 63 gold rings w llh a value of about 1800 were stolen. Police report they recovered one of those rings Iroin Collins' pocket when they confronted him Tuesday night III Sanford. Collins wan arrrntrd at the police station on a charge of grand thclt Swtil school spsllofs Anna Higgins. 11, of Sanford, accepts bar first ptaca Ssmlnoia County 8palllng Baa award from Hamilton Elamantary School Assistant Principal Ron Nathan. Nathan Rayoolds, 10, left, was the runner-up award. Both advance to Central Florida regional compellon in bee sponsored by Orlando Sentinel. Fruit flies invade Brevard C ounty T IT U S V IL L E F ra il flies, lured b y a feast of rolling, freeze-dam aged c itru s , have Inundated Brevard County, the county extension service re­ ported Wednesday. "Th e y 're an annoyance worse than a n y th in g ." said Susan Boorac. horticultural technician si the Brevard County Extension Service. Residents from all parts of the county have complained about the flies. "Th e y 're Just a common little frail fly." said Don Short, a professor of entomology al the university of Florida. "Th e y Jusi eat on rolling frail, decomposed fruit.” Several arretted on DUI chargee SAN FOR D — Th e following persona face a charge of driving under the Inlltienrr In Seminole County: •Terence W lllU m Trnlson. 33. 3414 Lake Ave.. Sanford, was arrested at I p.m . Monday on E. 23th S i.. Sanford, after his car lallril to maintain a single lane. He was also charged with tim in g with a revoked llrcnae. • Willard A Hague. 2H. of Apopka, was arrested at 7:26 p.m . Monday after his car was In un accident on Droadway Street. Oviedo lie was also charged wlllt driving w llh a suspended llcrn*c. • John Oscar Mullls. 27. of Uonlla Springs, was arrested at lo 32 p m Monday on Rinehart Road. Lake Mary, after driving erratically. He was also charged wllh reckless driving, driving u itb a rrvokrtl licncsr. obstruction by using a false name, having an aliered licnese lag. unauthorized uae of a Georgia nlentllti atlon. driving wllh an expired license lag. and have no vehicle rrgtstration or proof of aulo Insurance. ORLANDO SICK? SEE YOUR DOCTOR TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t i s t TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? "Th e y 're a Utile larger than a gnat but sim ilar In appearance." Boorar said. ’"BANKRUPTCY^ •M IT FOR YOU? PtDOML LAW MAYHELF- HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS •aw t our o a rs • a m vaua raorasTv •OONSOLZMIlaSiS •sror couacnoN tmuztb •a w roacLoaum m o u m suits 209 W. 25th Stroct •Sanford . 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 rau LtcnjRu•noon,laniNosra ROBERT H.PFLUEGER ATTORNEYATLAW • CAU.FOM o ra a a n v e a -s n s • tun 339-2022 ... 79 YRS. SAME LOCATION I'.ft “FAMILY OW *lD~ D R IV Z M E D IC A L O C N T Z R 3 5 0 5 s. O RLANDO S A N F O R D . F l o r id a Medical Centers D R IV E 32773 R o a X R T J . b N IT H . M .O .. M a rch I , 1 W 0 Tb My Patients, Associates and Friends: .. * i toon O rlando D rive Medical J* "® * f ^ ( o r d . I w ill be joined el I am pleased to announce that M .D ., w h o r * * ^ re w U h several yesra experience in ,he m e d ico canter by qualified , we w ill bo able lo resume seven da y. s is s s -in * - w Q ^ o I r J i T In m y practice. Centra Care u w - - *• r i l o u b £ m tO a i«• «• « medical practice management. Health f t S - S S . L » n i u n . n . lo — • D r*. C o , . W O t t e M m l 1 look medical care need* at the zame conven ls«t ^ e y e a r s - H i g h w s y l 7 - ^ j u * er, 7 A M to 7 P M weekdays and 8 A M to Bob Williams, M.D. “ Uh Boulevard. O u r hours weekends, and no appointment Is wee necessary. Since •v •> Robert Smith, M.D. irt SmltH, M.D. A a m .x o .A T * your n u a t N c a a la y o u r p a t r o n a o x O U R L IV IU H O O O A N O w * / % 4* us#oao ■ ta* N«w SrbM C«rtni Corait OHrmIr Drivt Mtdkal CmHrt (Dr. ShM i): 3505 S. Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford, FL 32773 (Between Walmart and Ken Rummel Chevrolet) Jim Coy, M.D. �. •» I 4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, March 8. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (u m m m ) 300 N. FR E N C H A V E .. S A N FO R D . F L A . 3 2 7 7 1 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0993 Wayaa D. Darla, h M M w RanaW W. Hm I*. laacaNva U M r Lawra laHlaa, M w rlh ln Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onth*...................................... 119.90 0 M onth*........................................ *39.00 1 Y w ............................................ *70.00 E D IT O R IA L S More questions about Reagan He d id n 't K no w , w a s n 't told, doesn't recall a n d su re d id n 't w o rry . T h e re w ere so m a n y m eetings, so m a n y people. T o this d a y . R o na ld Reagan testified In his videotaped deposition In federal c o u rt the other d a y . he has n o k no w le dge tha t fu n d s from the profits of the a rm s sale he had secretly a u th o rize d for Ira n had been dive rte d to the s u p p o rt of th e C o n tra s In N ica ra g u a . H e d id n 't k n o w that O liv e r N o rth w us p ro v id in g m ilita ry e q u ip m e n t to the C o n tra s (all of w h ic h w a s Illegal). H e h a rd ly k n e w N o rth , w h o m h e w o u ld s u b s e q u e n tly call a genuine A m e ric a n hero. W h e n one of the d rp o s ln g la w yers show ed h im a co p y of the T o w e r C o m m is s io n re p o rt, w h ic h he h im se lf had ordered, he said th a t " t h is Is the first lim e I have e v e r seen a reference that a ctu a lly specified that there w a s a d iv e rs io n ." ROBERT WAGMAN The day Gorbachev came to power W A S H IN G T O N On Monday. Mareli I I . 1985, "perestroika" and "glasnost" were m err glimm er* In t h r m lud of Soviet I’olUliurn mem ber Mlkli.nl Gorbachev. Muscovite* woke that day to Ih r strain* nr Tchaikovsky's "Palliclique" symphony <m Radio Moscow. Instead of thr usual early-morning exercise program. In November 1982. th r same music had announced Ih r death ol la-onltl Urr/hncv. Flfferii months later. II heralded the denth of his successor. Yurt Andropov. Now. barely more than a year later. II wus being heard again: Konstantin UsUiinvlch Chernenko, gener­ al secretary of ihe Central Committee of Ihe Com m unist Party was dead at the age of 73. For months, it had Ix-cn np|>urt-iU to the United Stales that Chernenko was in railing health. U was believed only a matter ol lime before be would succumb. When he llnully diet), it was pretty im trh business its usual In Washington. I’rcsktent Reagan, who recently had ts-cn sworn In for his second term, hud Just ordered a U.S. negotiating leant In go In Geneva for strategic urms talks, which had been in recess for IS months. Il was an occasion for Reagan lo talk tough uhuul Ihe need for th r Star Wars defense system and the M X missile. Reagan stressed Hut thr U.S.-Soviet negotiations would probably be a long, drawn-out prorrss. " I don't expect we'll make very itiurh progression) w h ile ." n r said. It w u s d rlln lirly not huslnrssas usual in Moscow on M arch I I . 19H5. W h i t e R a it t o Moscow played its somber m usic. Ih r C e n tra l Com m itte e w a s h o ld in g a n emergency Hireling in pul Chernenko's successor III place. T o W e s te rn o b ­ servers the Soviet options seemed clear: p le k y e t a n o t h e r r a r e t a k e r . 11 k r Andrei G rom yko. 73. or Viktor Grishin. 70. iT h e com m it­ or make thr genera­ tee chose the tional break that bad bolder course: Ix-cn forecast for so M ikhail long. T h r eom m lllre Gorbachev. J c h o s e t h r b o ld e r course: Mikhail Gorhurhev. 54. tieeamr the new (lead of the Soviet Union. JACK ANDERSON Jo b training program fraught with fraud T h e m a n w h o said all this w as. u n til 14 m o n th s ago. the p resident o f the U n ite d States. H e believed, he 3ald, tha t the a rm s he had a p p ro v e d w ere g o in g to priva te citize n s In Iran w h o opposed the use of te rro ris m . A lth o u g h the fo rm e r p resident's te stim o n y w as so u g h t b y fo rm e r N a tio na l S e c u rity A d vis e r J o h n P o in d e xte r, w h o Is accused of ly in g to C o n g re s s . In co nne ctio n w ith the Ira n -C o n tra sca nda l, w h a t's n o w o n the tape w ill be far m ore sign ifica n t for h isto ria ns. V ie w in g the tape, the old qu e stions w ill trouble the m m o re th a n ever: W h a t u n ­ d e rs ta n d in g — o r c o n c e rn , for that m u tte r — existed In the O v a l Office In (host* c ru c ia l year*?‘ Is It really possible that he th o u g h t the a rm * Were g o in g to p riva te c itize n s in In in ? H a d h e r e a lly n e v e r h e a r d t h e w o r d dlve/M on? F ro m the p o in t of v ie w o f h is to ry , if not of Justice. It w o u ld be m ore re a ssu rin g if one co uld be co nfide nt tha t. In his a n s w e rs to those qu e stions a t least, he h ad been ly in g . GEORGE F. WILL Lost generation T h e disclosure th a t one of e v e ry fo u r bluck A m e ric a n m e n In h is 20s has been co n vic te d o f a c r im e Is a n a tio n a l tra g e d y . T h i s d is tu rb in g statistic h a s co m p le x roots In a d ru g -rid d e n society w h e re Ince n tive s to w o rk for a better life h a v e been ste a d ily u n ­ d e rm in e d . A c c o rd in g to a s tu d y released b y the S e n t e n c in g P ro je c t, a W a s h in g to n -b a s e d n o n -p ro fit g ro u p . 2 5 percent of bla ck m c n ln th e ir 2 0 s are In Ja il, In p riso n o r o n proba tion o r parole. T h is n u m b e r refers o n ly to those a c tu a lly co n vic te d of crim e s a n d does not in c lu d e su s p e c ts w h o are a rre s te d a n d released. B y c o n tra s t, o n ly a bout 6 pe rce nt of w id e m e n in th e ir 2 0 s a rc b e in g he ld or su p e rvise d b y c r im in a l co u rts . M a rc M a u e r. a u th o r of th e re p ort, rig h tly p o in ts o u t th a t A m e ric a now fuces the frig h te n in g prospect o f ''w r it in g off a n e ntire ge n e ra tio n of b la c k m e n fro m le a d in g p ro ­ d u c tiv e liv e s ." T h e im p lica tio n s of the report a rc o m in o u s . F ro m alm ost e v e ry slun djiu H H — e d u ca tio n , h e a lth , Incom e , m o rta lity a n d tally u n ity — b la c k m e n are on e of the n a tio n 's most tro u b le d g ro u p s. H e a lth a n d H u m a n S e rvices S e c re ta ry L o u is W . S u lliv a n , w h o Is not k n o w n for a la rm is t statem ents, a p tly de ­ cla re s: " N o t B lncc s la v e ry has so m u c h c a la m ity a n d o n g o in g catastrophe been v is ­ ited o n black m a le s ." T h e causes o f the crisis are m a n y a nd va rie d . D r u g a bu se o b v io u s ly is a p rim e factor. P o v e rty a n d lack of e m p lo y m e n t a dd to th e p ro b le m . W e ll-In te n tio n e d w elfare p ro g ra m s h a v e erode d tra ditiona l v a lu e s a n d helped create a p e rm a n e n t u nd e rcla ss. D e ­ spite the best efforts o f legfcdutlons, d is c rim i­ n a tio n still exists. M ost o f these ca u se s are exacerbated b y in a d e q u a te e d u ca tio n , poor self-esteem a n d re s u lta n t feelings of despair. T h e S e n te n c in g Project report m a k e s n o a tte m p t to e x p a lln w h y so m a n y b la c k m e n ru n afoul of tne la w bu t co n te n d s that It Is c o u n te rp ro d u c tiv e m e re ly to lock th e m u p . M r. M auer re c o m m e n d s a lte rn a tive s su c h as fo rcin g c rim in a ls to re p a y their v ic tim s o r w o rk on c o m m u n ity projects. T h e re p o rt's m a in c o n trib u tio n is to sp ilt na tio n a l debate o n a subject that h a s be com e too critical to neglect. W e as a n a tio n m u st re co gnize tha t far too m a n y y o u n g bla ck m e n a rc in deep tro u ble . A battle m u s t he waged to bre a k the festering cycle of vio le n ce a n d lutti that do o m s so m a n y to lives ol c rim e a n d ye a rs b e h in d burs. His selecllon wus announced little mure Ilian fo u r h o u rs a fte r Ih e a n n o u n c e m e n t nl Chernenko’s death. Some U.S. analysts were q u irk to warn tlun just because Gorbachev was younger, there was no reason to expert great eltanges lit the Soviet Union. As they saw It. be would sim ply lie a younger version of Ihe usual Soviet leader Snvlctnkiglst D im itri Slrnessald there might tie a difference In style, "b id nothing I* going to change radically." Such analyses were made as ihen-VTie I'resi de n i G eorge H u sli wetil In M oscow lor Chernenko's Itmrral — und a meeting with tinnew Soviet leader. Even as Chernenko was tiring hurled. stories begun lo appear In Ih r Western • media uhuul the "teeth of sleet ' brlilnd iln broad smile of Mlkhuil Gorbachev Typical of tills reporting was a I inn- inuga/lu, article whirh suit! "...Th e principal augury oui nl the Kremlin was noi one of change, rrriu lu ly noi change in Ihe sense of sweeping Internal rrlorm and miin urrom inodallng pal terns ol lieliavlor ulnnud Unite the contrary, everything ili.n G o i I m c I i c v lias said, anti everything that can Ik- read lietw rrn thr llnrs. 'suggests that Ills accession herald* not change lull co n llm illy What a difference live years cull make The toll from tobacco W A S H IN G T O N While you read this column, three Americans will the ol smnk Ingre-t,lied Illnesses. Not surprising, consiil crlng that In 1986 the Surgeon General reported, among oilier horrific Ihings, benzene concciitrullous III Cigarettes up lo 2 . (X X ) li m e s grraler Ilian Ih r amounts that caused Perrier water lo lw- pulled from markets worldwide. Wh.il is surprising, and will llabls rg.isl lim in' generations, is tli.it piddle pulley Is so llaeeid regarding tin- nation's foremost cause ol preventable death Policy may become more muscular In the uflennuih of an anomalous controversy, one concerning a major ceirpotallnn* aueni|>is to market in a normal way a legal, indeed subsidized, product. The product Is addictive 180 [terri'iii of adults using li want lo quit: two-thirds have tried and failed), sickening and often lethal when used as It is lull-tided lo lxnsed. Toda y's subject Is cigarettes und the lask. not exactly clilvulrtc. Is one id jiroleellng "virile females." I hey have various allrlbules. bill Ihe one uiosl lovely lo H .J Reynolds Toliacco Com pany is iliai tlu-v are m inimally educated According to a company marketing memo, virile lentales are IH lo 'it), have no education tievond high s, liool. work In entry level service or laeliiry |obs. wear Jeans and knit lojis. watch "Roseanne." enjoy such events as motorcycle races, tractor pulls, minister truck cuiiipctitluns Virile lemak s are the market segment targeted by the new brand "Dakota." which may I k - promoted by Dakota-sponsored "N ights ol ihe Living H unks" and male strip shows. Reynolds recenllv retreated from a plan to test-market a brand. "U p to w n ." targeted at blacks lit timer elites, a group that already smokes much more Ilian whiles, iHlllltoaidx — advertisement* that cannot he turned nif nr otherwise avoided hawking cigarettes are concentrated most heavily in miter cities. I Tobacco companies tiring a elnlly clarity to tin- task ol coping with a shrinking market T h e y use sophisticated m arketing like a snifter's rllle. drawing bead* on the most vulnerable, mnnlpulalilc Americ ans. |'|ir rail­ ed smoking is iw o a n il a hall times as high among Americans who have not llntslied high school as among college- grnduaira. America pays *32 billion annually 9221 per American — III hrallti care. Insurance eosis and lost productivity because ol nil m i i n . which every year kills more Americans than World War It did Ihe loll Horn tobacco is tar higher Ham hum cocaine crack and heroin, ciim bliird One lhous.uul deaths a day, one every fx> seconds It an industrial accident killed everyone 111 the Augusta Ga nieltopoli tan .u a i l. ,i i - ,i> v I I - In m in d lliat Is I lie m ale id Ihcatm ual I uhucco disaster Last week. Sen. Edward Kennedy < hatred a spirited hearing that cnnsldcicd. among other good Ideas. Sen. Hill llradley's pni|Misal to deny lax deductions for tobacco advertising — $2.5 billion ot II annually. T h e companies, spending $0.9 million a day cm adverllslng and pniiniilluns. cheekily claim II Is all aimed at w in n in g m a rk e t shares, and none of II is aimed at children. Hill atmul hall ol all smokers siari by ihe iliiic they arc 15: few slarl alter 21. O nly R> percent ol s m o k e rs s w it c h brands a year. Dc-ulli ami Intelligence cost tile cigarette conijKidies O.IXX) customers a day. Thai litany new smokers nmsl he In u nd d a lly lo keep the companies ( T h e toll from running In place. tobacco is far (' I g a r e I t c higher lhan a d v e r t is in g p la y s Irotn cocaine, upon teenagers' de­ crack and sire lor U lllutiolliy heroin, com ­ and anxiety a him I bined. a s o c ia l a c c e p ta n c e and se xual allure. If |usl 3 perc ent ol cig­ arette sales are lo underage children, that market segment s|H-nds $1 billion, giving the ronipanlcs $150 million in profits. New smokers are disproportionately women and minorities. Forty years ago. just 3 percent ■it women wit It cancer had lung cancer. Now21) pereeitl do. V ou say cigarette advertising Is oil letcvlsliiii'.' Look again. Cigarette signs are In most nl the kev television camera sight lines In sports arenas and stadiums, O n N BC's 93m lliulc telecast ol Ihe 1989 Marlboro Grand I’rlx. there were -1.997 Images of Marlboro signs, 519 ol MarllNiro hllltxiards and 249 of tin- M.irltxiro ear Th e brand name wa* visible 4(i of the 93 uiluulc* — 49 percent o( the telecast. Targeted marketing, a common luetic, ts now considered disgusting when the targeted group Is |ilckcil because It is badly educated and lulorutrd. ami lienee maiupiilahle. and the product in-tug marketed Is lujurtuus. But settlor execulives who set the tobacco compa­ nies’ marketing strategies do not have daugh­ ters who III the "virile female" prolllr. One wonders l>u the executives' daughters smoke? If >. tin executives pleased? II so are they not strange parents? W A S H IN G TO N - Ask Dan U u a y lr what hi­ ts most proud of from his yeurs In the Senate, und he will say Ihe Jo b Training I'artnrrshlji Act. Il was a $ x x l Idea — federully subsidized job (raining for Ihe poor to save money down Ih r road on welfare. Bill whal Ihe bureaucra­ cy has done with that *3 billion a yt-.u program Is nothing In lie proud ol. Th e part tripun I s would have been lirttrroff II U u a ylr had simply handed Ih r m th r rush. The program hasn't pul a deni in Ihe welfare rales for poor and uneducated workers. Half of Ihe people tra in e d by |irlvntr co m p a nie s u s in g l u x p u y r r s ' money were never hired p e rm a n e n tly by those companies when Ihe subsidy ran out. And 60 p e rm it of them already had high school diplomas ( E a c h stale w h e n t h e y to o k th al gets a d v a n ta g e of this JTP A m oney p r o g r a m f o r th e m akes its ow n "uneducated.” rules J T h e problem, ac­ c o r d I n g to o u r sources at the Labor Department, Is accountability, Th e J T I ’ A doesn't have any. Each state thal gets J T I ' A money makes Its own rules, a n d 111 many eases I I k - stales rou t even tell Ihe federal government where the money went. When federal auditors have found fraud, they have also Icxmd contracts so loosely whiten Ihut then- Is no wav hi demand cemqjcnsatlon for wasird money. Th e J T I ’A was formed In HIH2. Since 1985. auditors from the Inspector General’s Office of the Lubnr Department have hern sounding the a la rm , hut I tic department sim ply discounts Ih rir rrjxirt.s. O ur usscx-late T im W arner lias seen those Internal Investigations lhal H r deparim rut chooses lo glens over. T h e auditors have found widespread baud, abuse and misuse nl J T P A funding. Overall, ucconllng to ih r Inspector gener­ al's staff. Ihe J T I 'A has only slightly reduced Ihe num ber ol trainees dependent on wrlfnic. T h e states and private businesses using J T P A grants are hiring trainees who arc not qualified as disadvantaged nr u n rd u ra lrd . leaving Ihe Indy needy still In Ih r welfarelines. In Scoll County, K y.. Ihe audllois Imiuil that Ih r state used $2.58 nullum m laxjmyera' money to train 345 unto M ilkers who did not qualify us nrrdy. tn Houston. *41 m illion wussp,-m over two years and less thou a third of Hu- money went Into training programs. T h e rest was spent on administration. Another Inspector general audit looked ul 263 J T P A contracts and found dial 83 percent of them — *189 m illion worth — had no provision In the contracts to protec t against fraud und no way for the government (o get the money back tf It wus being misused. More Hum half of Hie contruels didn't even give the federal government the right lo audit the slate agencies assigned to distribute ihe money. In Houston, one agency utwler contract to the J T P A spent $104,085 In one year traveling to conventions and paying dues lo a professional orgim /.iilnn In Mississippi. *1.2 million was qx-nl off a youth Job training (irogram and m uch ol the money was spent on computers allc-r Hie program was over. In lhal program, only 5t; percent ol Hie trainees met Hu* goal ol upgrading Hx-lr reading and math skills Labor Department officials and congressional staffers recently draflrd some |iro|xmals lo Increase accountability In the J T P A Bid some of our sources In the department say Hu- proposal* don't go l.ir enough and the .J T I’A Is still a wide-open Invitation to abuse- �Sanford Hgrsid, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, March S, 19SD — M Landi Pag# 1A era deny Hi-Oaka Devel­ opment Co. prrmlsaton to build u p to 660 homes on 60S s m s north of Qrszt y County^ hne Bush unvtll* transportation legislation W A S H IN G T O N — President Buah was to present ■ new transportation policy today that officials say will seek to Improve the nation's road, rail and air-systems b y shifting a large portion of the federal planning and financing commit* ment to s u it s and local governments. Administration officials said Ihe policy would address mobility problems on land, sea and air. urging states and local municipalities lo rely more on revenues generated through tolls, transportation taxes and other user fees. Bush was to announce the first new transportation policy In a decade to legislators at the White House, and Tra n s portal Ion Secretary Samuel Skinner, who drafted the document, was to deUU the plan In congressional testimony later In the day. FDA wmouncM change In food labola W A S H IN G TO N — Health and H um an Services Secretary Louis Sullivan, likening the supermarket to the To w e r of Babel, has announced the first major government effort to improve food labeling In 17 years. Th e labeling changes lo be proposed by the Food and Drug Administration this year will require moot foods to carry consistent nutrition labels. Sullivan said. Currently. Ihe FD A requires nutrition labeling only when a food com pany adds vitamins, minerals or protein or makes a nuirttional claim. About 60 percent of all packaged foods currently bear nutrition labels, most provided voluntarily by manufacturers. Sullivan said Wednesday the labeling changes a rr needed to reduce the "confusion and frustration" that exists among Americana try Ing to select healthful foods. Older mothers can hava haalthy bablas B O S TO N — Women who wait until age 30 or older to have children appear as likely as younger women to have healthy babas, but do face more medical risks themselves, researchers said. A study Involving more than 3.B00 women found no significant differences In the rates of prematurity, low birth weight, growth retardation or death among babies born to older women than those whose mothers were 2 9 or younger. However, the study found older mothers were twice as likely to develop pregnancy-induced complications such as diabetes and high blood pressure and twice as likely to give birth through Caesarean section as women under 30. The overall results nevertheless are "good news" for women who worry delaying childbearing may Jeopardise their chances of having healthy Infants, said Gertrud Berkow lli. co-author of the study published Wednesday In Th e New England Journal of Medicine. Witnesses: Hazelwood appeared sober ifea S. i „ A N C H O R A G E . Alaska — Exxon Valdez skipper Joseph Hazelwood did not appear Intoxicated before the Alaskan supertanker set sail and slammed Into Ullgh Reef, causing the nation's worst oil spill, two defense witnesses said. After 4 Vj weeks of testimony by 44 witnesses. Ihe prosecution rested its case Wednesday with a final witness who said the captain was drunk when he sailed his tanker out of Valdez and still drunk when It hit the reef. T h e defense opened Its case later In the day. presenting u witness who testified Hazelwood was In her Valdez shop buying Dowers during the time a prosecution witness said Ihe skipper was In a bar drinking. Darallmant kills thrss, injures 152 P H IL A D E L P H IA — One engineer said a dislodged motor may have caused the derailment of a rush-hour subway train that killed three people and Injured 152. but federal Investigators said It was unclear w hy Ihe accident occurred. Th e packed six-car train Jumped off the tracks In a tunnel near the busy 30th Street station Wednesday m orning and officials who organized the rescue from the bloody scene called tt Ihe city's worst transit accident. Ethics Committee admonishes Gingrich W A S H IN G T O N — T h e House Ethics Com m ittee has "admonished" House Republican W hip Newt Gingrich for falling to disclose a real estate deal with his daughter, one of 20 allegations against the Georgia congressman under review by Ihe panel, said the lawmaker who Initiated the Investigation. It remained unclear what action. If any. Ihe Ethics Committee look Wednesday on Ihe other 19 charges against Gingrich, who led the ethics battle that forced former House Speaker Jim Wright. D-Texas. from Congress last year. Q uoting congressional sources, T h e W ashington Post reported Thursday that the committee voted to drop Its review of the remaining allegations against the second-rankIng House Republican. Poindexter jury seated; North due W A S H IN G TO N — A Jury has been seated for the Iran-Contra trial of former national security adviser Jo h n Poindexter, and the Judge In the case has ruled thul prosecutors can call Oliver North as the Drst witness. Opening statements were set to begin today In U.S. District Court after which North was scheduled to takr the stand. There were Indications North's testimony would lost several days. F ro m Unltod Proas International reports RAYM OND L. B A TES Raymond L. Hayes. 70. Oak Lane. Casselberry, died Tuesday at Orlando General Hospital. Born Ju n e 4. 1919. In west Virginia, he moved lo Cassel­ berry from Cape Coral In 1971. B u t PfkZ c o m m is s io n e r s allowed a 221-acre development north of ChuJuata and coat of O ld State Rood 13. favoring p la nning that went Into the C o u n ty co m m lo alonen w ill consider the recommendations In April and forward their recom men da lio n s to the state for re v ie w . F i n a l c o u n ty com* mission approval la expected In J u ly . More than 100 C tiu lu o U -a ra residents tu rne d out to the m eeting Wednesday night to urge land planners to prevent s u b u rb a n de velopm ent from e n cro a ch in g Into their ru ra l neighborhoods. “ t had to pull over to the aide of Ihe street the other night on Ih e w ay h o m e ." said H a rry Sm ith. "D o you want to 'k n o w w h y ? Because there were three deer up ahead In m y headlights. D o you think you're going to are three deer w a lk in g th ro u g h clustered homes? I don’t think In the moat controversial of the three proposals. H i-O a ks D evelopm ent Co. sought ap­ proval to build 660 homes on the wooded and marshy site east of the Econlockhatchee River. Th e Hl-Oaks proposal has raised the greatest concern because the de ve lop e rs w anted to b u ild He was a retired auto body mehanlc and an A rm y veteran. He was a member of the V F W and the American Legion. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . Margaret; sons. Randy. Jupiter. David, Cape Coral. Jo h n , Cas­ selberry: five grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. B E T T Y R. H O R TO N Betty R. Horton. 56. Kenwtck Circle. CasaelbetTy. died Monday at O rlando Regional Medical Center. Born Oct. 23. 1931. in Easley. S.C .. she moved to Cas­ selberry from Sm yrna. Te n n .. In 1971. She was a registered nurse and a Catholic. S urvivors Include husband. R ic h a rd V c le ta . A lta m o n te S p r in g s ; so n s. J . M ic h a e l, Santee. Calif.. Steven P.. W inter Park, Robert A , Hawaii; father. Dennis Rampley. Easley; five Ye're com m unity builders." C l a y t o n o a ld . " W e w a n t chaUengea like this. We need the traffic for the expressway. We're a team w ith you. W e’re here to work with you .” P A Z cammlaMonera sided with the residents, saying the took force should be allowed to co m ­ plete Its Job. T h e y voted to re co m m e n d co u n ty c o m m is ­ sioners oppose the project. P A Z eommlroionera also opthe 432-acre Lake Mills ta proposal an the shores of Lake MUla b y a 4-1 margin, with commlaotoner Horry Hsgie vot­ ing for the project. Hsgie sold the approval w ould allow a planned davalruMjwnj on the site at a housing density at two homes per acre or lower. Developer Sam i Herelch sought s 2.2-home per acre land use at the site. But residents sold the density should be Increased over the m a xim u m one-home per acre zoning. Aaron Gorovltz. attorney for Ihe project, said to "buffer” s u r r o u n d in g n e ig h b o rh o o d s from the project half-acre and one-acre homcMtes w ould be built along Its perimeter with higher home concentrations be­ ing developed Internally. Residents opposed the Lake one home per bulldable acre. Th o u g h supporting clustering to preserve more open areas on sensitive lands, county officials re qu ire the average housing density not exceeding one home per acre. Because Ihe project Is similar In nature lo the controversial nearby Plantation development, where residents and environ­ mentalists opposed clustering, little opposition to the Overstreet proposal la expected. T w o proposals could affect the Spring Hammock project south of Lake Mary. George Slier wants to change the land use of seven undeveloped seres classified for recreational purpose* to com ­ m e r c ia l uses w e s t o f U .S . H ighw ay 17-92 and south of Nottingham Road. T h e Florida D e p a rtm e n t o f N a tu ra l R e ­ sources la seeking to buy the same seven acres for preserva­ tion and recreation. County planners oppose the proposal because of Its possible preservation and Its wetlands that cover 9 0 percent of the site. A chemical and electronics manufacturing company wants lo expand its business located w ithin Ihe Spring H a m m ock area. T h e owner. David M Co.. Is operating the business on half of an 18-acre site east of County Road 41 9 within the S pring Ham m ock area. Spring H a m ­ mock was clasaffled for recre­ ational purposes by the county after the business was founded. D NR opposes the proposal and has In the past sought to b u y the undeveloped portion of the she to prevent further Industrial e n c ro a ch m e n t Into the p re ­ servation area. County staff Is approving the one hand rather than struggling to do It." O ther m inor changes In the routine Initiated b y Vlolantc have made the Job easier, but Becht said the Important thing was that she was able to modify the Job on her own. "W e started off with Dawn Just opening the mall because that's oil we thought she could d o ." Quinones said, "b u t every time we’ve added something new. she's met the challenge." A s part of the Tra n s itio n Service ProJecL Becht trains exceptional education students In basic Job skills, helps them secure employment and then accompanies them on the Job to help, them make the transition fro m Ih e w o rk s h o p to the w orkplace. O n average, she slays with a student for I I weeks. "After a week, she was telling me to go aw ay." Becht said of Vlolante. Vlolante shrugged and giggled. " I could do the Job on m y o w n .” she said, though she admits that her efficiency dropped at first after Becht left because she "w asn't paying attention to her w ork." Quinones said, however, that she Is now at least as efficient as other employees. If things," Becht explained later. not more so. "She wants to be able to have Vlolante la not happy with the the skills to m w e out on her treatment she is getting from the own. but she la a little frightened bank with which she is currently to be completely Independent." dealing. Vlolante said that she likes " I ’m going to another bank." everything about her Job. Except she told Becht. " I'm going to get getting Ihere. a checking account too. " " I have to lake a special taxi." After a moment, she leaned to she explained, "because I can't Becht and asked If she would get on a regular bus." T h e taxi Is accompany her on the trip to sometimes late and Vlolante has banks. lo call and complain. "B u t 1 "She's still a little scared of always get to work." b rid g e s a re expected to be p e r m i t t e d o v e r th e E c o n throughout the entire threec o u n ty co urse of the riv e r. Carveth said many developers would seek similar bridge ap­ is Clayton appealed to commleatanere to conatder the quality of their developments, offering a school site on the E Mill* E la te s proposal to place home* on half-acre Iota fronting Ihe lake. A ll of Ihe current lakefront homes are either one or five acres In size, they aald. T h e Lake M ils Estates area also lacks water and sew er service and the area u tility c o m p a n y . S o u th e r n S ta te s Utilities, would need state ap­ proval to expand Into the site. Gorovltz aald. Although Gorovltz assured com m issioners there would be no development If the services couldn't be provided, commissioners Mded w ith resi­ dents In opposing the proposal. Com m issione rs d id re c o m ­ mend approval of the Magnolia Lake proposal west of Old S R 13. which land owner Mike Hattaway characterized would be similar lo the exclusive Lake Forest developm ent west of Sanford. Residents strongly decried the proposal, saying ihe site la not served by a rood. O ld SR 13 Is an unpaved abandoned ra ilroa d right of way and la the only direct access lo the site. Although Hanaway aald he had county permission to use Ihe right of way, T o m C h ltty noted Ihe permission to use the path lo remove DU from two b b rro w pits on the s ite , permission that would expire within three years. C h ltty Is president of the Southeast S e m ­ inole County Voter’s Associa­ tion. representing the 1.300 Chuluota-arra residents. Commissioners voted 4 -3 In favor of the proposal. It was the Drat of the three Chuluota pro­ posals considered. Meeting1A If the review la not completed, commissioners may schedule a th ird he a ring, possibly next week. T h e hearings will be In the county commission chambers of Ihe County Services Building on First Street. O ve rstre e t In ve stm e nt Co. proposes to build 499 homes and a golf course on B37 acres between Ihe Wcklva River and Markham Woods Road. Most of the homes will be "clustered” on one-third acre lots, a plan gener­ ally endorsed by the state and county. County planners wit) oppose O v e rs tre e t’ s " L e x in g to n E s t a t e s " p ro p o s a l t o n lg h k because the overall density ly ol the project Is slightly more than pro|ect w ith prom ise s from David M officials the nearby En viro n m e n ta l S tu d y C e nte r will be screened from the site with trees, lighting and noise will be kept lo a m in im u m at nlghl. and road Improvements will be made Into the site. Heathrow developer. A rvid a Corp.. Is asking the county (o approve an 227-acre addition to the development west of In ­ terstate 4 north to Markham Road and to spread 314 homes already allowed In the existing development Into the new area. T h e proposal will serve to reduce the density throughout the e n tire d e ve lo p m e n t, a l­ though 100 hemes m ight have been successfully a d d e d to Heathrow at Arvlda's request under allowable zoning regula­ tions. County staff doesn't op­ pose the request. AwardC o a tla o o d fro m F a g s 1 A by the "Y es I Can” sword that she won. She Is one of only 44 students nationwide w ho won It this year. Th e award, sponsored by the Shell Oil Com pany, la given to young people with disabilities who achieve high standards In the competitive Job market, in academics. In athletics, in com ­ m unity service or In Indepen­ dent living skills. Vlolantc said that she Is not going to Toronto lo pick up her prize. ’T m not loo thrilled with that." she said. A native of Utica, New York. Vlolante said the doesn't want to go bock where It's cold. Becht said that she has seen V lo la n t c tra n s fo rm fro m a frightened girl, who six months ago was unsure of herself, to a self-reliant young wom an who arranges for her ow n transporta­ tion to work and fights with the HRS for her right to have a wheelchair to help w ith her mobility. "A t work, she has modified her working conditions to help her work faster and better," Becht said. “ She’s gotten them to give her an electric stapler, for example, so she can staple with i*sr*V t DEATHS VERA MAS G A LLETT A Vera Mac Galleria. 70. 1330 Sum m erlin Ave.. Sanford, died Tuesday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital Sanford. Born Nov. 24. 1919, In Pelham. Ga.. she moved lo Sanford from there In 1924. She was a homemaker and a member i f the All Souls Calholtc Church. Sanford. S u rv iv o rs Include husband Bart F.; sons, Fred, Chattanooga. Te n n .. Michael. Orlando; daugh­ ters, Susan O'Halloran. Quincy. Marla Rtcharde, Sanford; sister. Mrs. Roy Marion. St. Louis; seven grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. River. F0tZ commissioners also denied a 432-acre at the northerns shore nearly tw o homes per acre on environm entally sensitive lands near the Bcon River. T h e Brvelopera are Orange C o u n ty coutona Charles Clayton and W . H a lrokn Clayton. T h e p a ir . hava b u ll about 8,000 homoa o n . either side of the Sethtnole-Orange C o u n ty line du ring the loot 44 y e a n , Charles Clayton sold. A throe-county St. Jo h n s River Water Management District took farce la considering Imposing building raatrtctlons for the en­ tire length of the Boon that sroutd p re v e n t c o n s tru c tio n c loser than 550 fe d from the river’s edge and at least 50 feet from the wetlands that feed the river srtth water. T h e task force Is expected to vote on the I Match 13. of the H I Oaks project : of the river Is 1,000 feet or more from the river’s edge. S e m ino le C o u n ty planners opposed the Hl-Oaks plan saying the proposed density of nearly two homes per acre la too high for the area where one- to five-acre homes! lea are common. Planners also said roads In the i ore Inadequate for the 8,800 car trips expected to go to and from the: idevelopment. Planners also oppose the project because there Is no water o r sewer available. Hl-Oaks engineer Hugh Kart­ ing to ld water and sewer lines would be extended along MeCullock Road to the sites by way of a bridge over the Econ. Residents opposed allowing a bridge to be b u ilt to allow development. Sharon Carvelh of the Sierra C lu b said o n ly one or tw o ---------------: ;:v ~ >--I -V-.. tU riy. .f -.*i; \ i > sisters; three b ro th e rs; two grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. P H T L L IB A G N ES R A Y Phyllis Agnes Kay. 62. 551 E. Semoran Blvd.. Fern Park, died Monday at Meridian Nursing Home. Longwoad. Born Dec. 27. 1907. In S outh A fric a , she m o v e d to F e rn P a rk fro m Dayton, Ohio. In 1979. She was a retired executive secretory and a Presbyterian. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. O r tan da In charge of arrangements. retired schoolteacher with Lake Mary Elementary School and a Methodist. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e se ve ra l nieces and nephews. Brlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. O At.LirrA.VlBA M A I M o u at Chrtotton Surial tor M rs Vara Oilkrlt> Mill br 10 ■ m Friday al All fault U l W K Church with to v Fr Ttom i Burnt at Catobranl Informant Mill toltoM In All fau lt Catholic Cartvtory V ln lrllo n tor triandt Mill br toddy (Thurtdiy) hum K i n d *k p m M « m tiru a n F i a m l Ham*Chapal Mini a R aury tarvic* m 1pm Britton F u w i l Han*, fantord. In charga Caatroi F torto*tigtom*Hnottal M .M it o iT ADMISIKM1 fan tor* Ann* M. Chamber* LorattaJ Cask Mart* K u r il Valeria Hill V tot* Jan** Richard R. Parrllh Bar bar* Parkin* Jo ulaR fauvo 0 tort* far man Shatan* L. Smith Ralph Valentin Panagloata Vanhorn Ftoronco T. Wallaca C ry tU I L. William* Frod McCoy . DtSory Ann* W yncha. DaBary M a ryE HW .Doland Donald R. Dorr tot. Dolton* Ho ton Vurttka. Dolton* Paul Chrltllt, G*navo Thom** J Jon**, Orang* City Char to* W Turrwr III, Oil**n Dl 1C HA R O I l fantord Cara Baldwin TavInlihaN lurk* ; tovan Char to* John J K m Shunddarcla Mall KrlallaParkar E metis J Roll Mary M Tanlaan Darrall young, Allamonto faring* A uPoy Coopar, Dolton* C ltto l Pataaway. Dalton* Calll* M Panrod. Otlton* Ruth Y. Whltoman. DoSona Carol Eltorfa. Can*** John Tramblar. Ganar* John Qu i t lor man. LakaMary RotortE Ingram, Ottoan StarlingM Ragor.Oitoon Jonnto J Rhinotmim. Rmgwood. N J. Cathy Mamit and baby girl, fantord Ruby Rath and toby toy. fantord lutan R Morn* and bton bay. Dalton* ■ IR TH f Caatral Flattd* Rr* tonal H**#lt*l KryttalL William*. • baby girl. W itord Sanford Herald M ISSED D E LIV E R Y Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. T lL L IL M JLD SIO M. M IL D R E D M . T IL L 1 S M ildred M. TIIU s. 86. 260 Greenleaf Lane. Lake Mary, died Tuesday at Deltona Health Care Center. Born Sept. 26, 1903. In Dalton. Ga., she moved to Lake Mary from Georgia She was a lunar al ra rv K n tor Mildrad Tuna Mill fa ) * m Friday at ifa Oriwan F m r a l Mama Chapa*, fantord. n lti Bar A F Stovant officiating Intormanl Mill toikM al Oat lawn Farb Crmatory, Cara Mary Franc* mar tall al lha tunaraJ homa today (Thurtdayl tram* I p m Briuon F moral Mara, fantord. in chargo ol orrongomonH SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. •‘S A M E D A Y D E L IV E R Y IS O U R G O A L " �#*• •A -S n ip e d Htrtad. S nlofd, Florida - TTmreday, Morels S. 1900________________________________________ C uba ends Nicaragua m ilitary aid M EXIC O C IT Y — Cuban trader F ld r l Caatro announced hla communist nation will end m ili­ tary cooperation with Managua by the time Nicaraguan Presi­ dent-elect V lole ta C h a m o rro lake* oltke. the official Cuban news agency Prcnta Latina re­ ported. Castro also said Wednesday that an unspecified number of Soviet made M lC -29 Jet fighters had arrived In Cuba, the news agency reported. . ••President Fidel Caslro a n­ nounced today the withdrawal of Cuban military cooperation with Nicaragua as soon as the new government assumes (office), or m aybe before lh a l." Prensa Latina quoted Castro as saying. "It would not be conceivable lo maintain It with the presence of a government that has amply expressed its aversion to the Cuban revolution.'* C h a m o rro , the U.S.-backed candidate who scored a surprise election victory over President Dsniel Ortega Feb. 25. Is sched­ uled to take office April 25. ending more than a decade of Sandinista rule. Castro had developed dose military and economic lies to Nicaragua during the period of S a n d in is ta ru le , s u p p ly in g Managua with petroleum and food In addition lo other forms of aid. Both nations also have been the Soviet Union's closest allies In Latin America. Contras balk at Sandinista army M A N A Q U A , Nicaragua (U P!) — Contra rebels offered to retire to enclaves In Nicaragua as a first step toward their demobilisation tf the Sandinista arm y returns to Its barracks. A Contra spokesman said Werkicaday the offer by the rebels w as discussed T u e s d a y In Tegucigalpa. Honduras, at talks between the Contra leadership and a three-man delegation sent by Nicaragua's president-elect. Vloleta Chamorro. Laqil Notlcoa Legal Notice* L IO A L N O T IC I PURSUANT TO S T A T U T IS I t I M I t . N 0 T IC C o r I N F O R C E M I N T O F W A R E H O U S E M E N 'S L IE N . FLORIDA. THE FOLLOWING N O TICE 0P F IC TITIO U S NAME Nonce u heresy often the! I tm enpeped In SukMeu ef m l Slone Well Piece, tenlord. 33JJJ. Semmete County. Flerlde. under the Fktltlevt Nemo ef M ID F L O R I0 A GO LF CAR O U T . end thel I Intend to repltfer told nemo trim the Clerk ef the Circuit Court. Sent inote County. Flerlde. In ec cor donee with me Provident ef the Fktitieue Nome Stetvtev To Wit Section MS W Fler do Slot utee test in d iv id u a l s a r e her esy N O TIF IE D TH A T PUBLICA T IO N OF SALE W IL L BE MARCH I. IW0 AND MARCH IL IWO W ITH TH E SALE TO BE H E L 0 10 00 A M March II. IW0 SITE OF SALE IS A J L O S S IN G T R A N S F E R 4 STORAGE C O . IN C . W S P IN E A V EN U E. SANFORD FLORIDA w n HonM J«r**n. Ovwtee. Fieri So — antique Item*, furniture, assorted tenon* end mltcelle Oe.id Gieececk end Jenn C Giewoth. Devtene Seech. Fler Itfe — furniture, houteheld Ite m s . a s s e r t.* c e r fe e t. b*crc lev cenee. miMelleneout Dentf G l.i c .c k , Devlone Seech. Flende — deck, cheiri. certont. file ceMnel. miwetie Merlene Glenn. Senford. Fler Ido — furniture, household Items, mlsceileneous Shirley Stubbs. Ooneltonville. Geer go — furniture, cartons, kitchen lebie. mtseeUeneou* Perry Teyler. Senlord Fieri do -.Id O tk e rs . Television*, mlsceileneous Publish. Merch0. IS. IW0 Publish March 1.1. IS .» . IffO DEOf N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notka it haraby given that I am angagad m bus.netv at S77 Huatord C t . Laka Mary 177*. Saminota County. Florida undor th a F ic titio w * N a m a at WINDOW WONDERS, and that I inland to ragittar Mid nama with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court. Saminota County. Ffart da. in accartfanca with tha Provisions of tha Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Saction MS Of Florida Statutat lfS7 Euro Painting. L TD .Inc Marina Bagonja Prat Publlth M a rc h !.!. 1171. tffg O EO U o to s i— NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby Riven Ihet I em in|S|»< In business et IIP) S Oek Are . Senlord FL. Off I. Seminole County. Flaride under the Fictitious Nome el RTF LAWN SERVICE, end met I Intend to repister setd nemo mth the Clerk ef the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fieri do. In eccerdonee with the Previsions el the Fictitious Nome Statutes. To WH Section •eS 00 F lerldo Statutes ISSf Dt/kyi fudaa Public February li. 21. March i.a. i m D EN Ilf NOTICE W HAT S A L V A G E CAR AUCTIO N W H EN MARCH IfTH . IffO TIM E I M A M W HCRE D A V E JO N E S W R ECKER SERVICE. INC 7ISSS. HWV. 17 f l F E R N PARK. FL 72710 V EH ICLES TO AUCTION 1) If77 PLYM O UTH 2) \H2 SUBARU 1) if It PONTIAC 4). IfM TO Y O TA SI If7S FORD 4) IftS M A ID A 71 If 71 TO Y O TA P/U •I IMS FORD fl. IM f M ITSUBISHI Publlth M arch!. IffO O E O !S NOTICE OP FIC TITIO US NAME Notice it hereby givan that I am engaged In b v tin tu at 1791 Grange Cif . Longwood. 12710. Seminole County. Florida under tha Fictitious Nama at R ft S A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G A N D H EA TIN G , and that I inland to register u id nama with tha Clark at tha Circuit Court. Sam mala County. Florida. Ui ac cordanca with tha Provision* at tha Fktittowt Nama Stolutoc. Ta Wit Saction MS Of Florida Statutes IPS/ Ranal Small Publish Fabrwary IS. 71. March left IffO DEN 147 NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nottca it haraby givan that I am angagad In butinatt al SM Sabal Trail Long wood. F L 72779. Saminoia County. Florida, undar tha Fktitiout Nama al FLORI DA COVER PAGE, and that I inland to ragittar Mid nama with tha Clark aI tha Circuit Court. Saminoia County. Ftarl da. in accartfanca with tha Provisions of tha Fktltlaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Saction MS Of F lor Ida Statutat I fS7 Pottanbargar Corporation JarryW Pottanbargar Publlth M arch!. IS.71.7f. IffO O E O !7 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAM E Notica it haraby givan that I am angagad m butincit at 907 Gaiall Tr . Wlntar Springe. FL 13701. Jaminoia County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nama at LO NDO N U N L IM IT E D , and that I inland to ragi%ttr Mid nama with tha Clark at tha Circuit Court. Saminota County, Florida, in accordanca with tha Provision* at tha Fictitious Nama Statutes. Ta W lt Saction MS Of Florida Statutes IPS/ 6 E Etfandabad Publish February IS. 71. March I. ft IffO OEN 1«0 NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notica it haraby givan that I am angagad in butinatt at ISf Laka R d . Laka Mary, Saminoia County. Florida, undar tha Fktitiout Nama at SUNRISE H E A T I N G ft A IR C O N O I TIO N IN G and that I Inland to ragittar Mid nama with tha Clark oI tha Circuit Court. Sam inoia County. Florida, in ac cordanca with tha Previsions al tha Fktitiout Namo Statutat. To Wit Saction MS Of Florida Slat utat 1fS7 ThomatC Back with Publlth March ft IS. 77. If. IffO O EO M NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAM E Notka It haraby givan that 1 am angagad in butinatt at IM l Ounhill O r. Longwood. H7M. Saminoia County. Florida undar tha F ic t lt lo u a N a m a TIP T R E E SERVICES, and that I inland to ragittar void no with tha Clark at tha Circuit Court. Sammo* County. Fiart da. in accordanca with It* Pravitiont al tha Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Saction MS Of F lor Ida Statutat lfS7 N Bromfiald Publlth February 17. March I. ft IS. IffO O EN 244 N O TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notka it haraby givan that 1 am angagad in bwtinaM at Tta W Laka Mary B lv d . Laka M a ry. Fla 227*. Saminoia County. Florida, undar tha Fktltlowt Nama al M Y ELEC TROLYSIS FLA C E. and that I N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notka it haraby givan that I am angagad in butinatt at 10* St Cra«a A v a . Apopka. 17701. Saminoia County. Florida undar tha Fktitiout Nama ot TLC CLEANING SERVICE, and that I intend to ragittar va* nama with tha Clark al tno Circuit Court. Sammoia County Fieri da. in accordanca with tha Pravitiont of tha Ftctittout Nama Statutat. TaW tl Seci.on MS Of Florida Statutat ifS7 George J Knopf Jr Pubiith February 22. March t. ft IS IffO O EN Ilf NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notica it haraby g*van mat wa art engaged in butinatt at P O Boe 700. Sanford. Saminoia County. Florida, under tha Fktitiout Nama ot D IX O N S M OBILE A UTO REPAIR, and that wa mtand to ragittar Mid name with tha Clark al Circuit Court. Saminota County Florida, in accordanca with tha Pravitiont al the Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Sect** MS Of F lor Hla Statute* lfS7 George Di«cn Shatio O*eon Pubiith March!. 11.72. 79 1990 O E O !t Clark aI tha Circuit Court. Saminoia County. Fiart da. In accordanca with tha Pravitiont of tha Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Saction MS Of Florida Statutat tfS7 Luc ilia M Faraila Publish MafchftlS.72.Tf. H D I O TV T h e agency. In a dispatch monitored In Mexico City, said cooperation with Nicaragua In the area of medicine and on a project lo build houses for 1.000 families could be maintained If the new Nicaraguan government agreed. A decision on the future of some 1.000 Cuban advisers In Nicaragua will be made taking "Into consideration the opinion of the Sandlnlstas and the new a u th o ritie s .'' Prensa L a tina quoted Caslro as saying. Caslro. who has been In power since 1959 when his revolutlonay forces ousted dictator Fulgenclo Batista, has vowed lo stand by Marxlst-Lenlnlst prin­ ciples despite democratic In ­ roads In the Soviet Union. Legal Notices N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notka it haraby givan that I pm tngagad In butinatt al P O Baa 4MS. Sanford. Saminota County. Flarlda undar tha P l c t l f l a u t N a m a of B A C K S T A G E V ID E O PR O DUCTIONS/FUN VIOEO. and Ihat I inland la ragittar tatd nama with tha Clark al tha Circuit Caurf. Saminota County. Florida. M accordanca with tha Pravitiont of tha Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. TaW lt. Saction MS M Florida Statvtat lfS7 Now Coneapt Entarpritat Inc JaanKMg Pubiith March I. ft IS. 77. IffE D E04 NO TICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notkt it haraby givan that 1 am tngagad In buvmovv at 701 W Hwy 414. longwood. Sami no* County. Florida undar tha Fktitiout Nama at W ALKER M E D I C A L ft M O B I L I T Y PROOUCTS. and that I inland ta ragittar M»d nama with tha Clark al tha Circuit Court. Sam tnoto County. Flarlda. In ac ith tha Pravittant al Fktitiout Nama Statutat. TaW lt Saction MS Of Florida Statutat 1917 Waikar't IGA Faodiinar. Inc Rabarf H Waikar. Prat Pubiith March I, ft IS. 71. IffO DCOtO N O TIC E OF SH E R IFF’S SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by vtrtua al that certain Writ al Elocution ittuod out al and under the teei el the Circuit Court oI Saminoia County. Fler Ida. upan a final lodgement renderad in tha atarataid caurt on the 11th day al October A O ifgi. In that certain cam an tittod. Jean E . Andort. Plaintitf. - w - Nkk R. Butttta Oaten dent, which atarataid Writ al Execution was dellvara* ta ma at Sharttl al Saminoia County. Florida, and pursuant ta that certain order entered tn thit cavM on tha !th day al Dec am bar A D Ifff finding that the lien al piainfiirt ludgmant it tuparior ta any intarat t claimed by tha datandantt and 1 have levied upon all right, tit* and Interest al tha defendant. Nkk R. Bwttlta. In tha toilowing deter ibed real proparty. M*d property being located in Sami note County. Florida mart par tkuiarty deter ibad at tailowt Lot I! and tha Watt i oI Lot I f . In B la ck O . A L L O F A L L E N O A L E SUBDIVISION, according lo tha piat thereof, at recorded In Plat Book ft Pago 7. Public Record* of Saminoia County. Fler la and tha undertigned at Sheriff al Saminoia County. Florida, will al II !0 A M on tha Uth day al March. A O 199ft after for tai# wfa tail to the highett bidder, tor cath in hand. tub|act to any and ail eiitting liana, at tha Front (Watt) Door at tha ttept al tha Saminoia County CourthouM in Sanford Florida, tha above described partonal That Mid Mia it being made ta Mtitfy the farm* el Mid Writ al Execution John E. Poik. Sheriff Saminoia County. Florida Pubiith February 77. March I. ft 11 with tha vafa on March Ift IffO DEN 777 IN T H E CIRCUIT CO UBT OF TH E U T H JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN A N 0 FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA O E N ER AL JURISOITION, DIVISION CASE NO. ! f MB CAOf A M ER IFIR ST FEDER AL SAVINGSANOLOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vt R ICHAR 0 J SAVIANO. ft al . Datandantt NOTICE OF FO RECLO SUBfiSALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y givan purtuent to a Final Judgment dated March I. IffO. and entered in Co m No i f M i CAOf of tha Circuit Court ef the l»fh Judicial Circuit in and tor Saminoia C o u n ty . F la r ld a . w tiarain A M E R IF IR S T F E O E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI A T ION. it tha Plaintiff and R IC H A R O J SAVIANO and P E G G Y R SAVIANO a/k/a PE G G Y A SAVIANO. hit wife S O U TH E A S T BA N K . MCKESSON ORUG ft H E A L TH CA R E GROUP. V A L U R IT E P H A R M A C IE S . IN C . and C E C IL BOOIFORO. are tha Datandantt. I will tall to the highett and bett bidder tor cath at tha Watt Front door of tha Saminoia County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, at II 00 A M . on April Ift IffO. the fallowing deter.bad property at tat farm tn Mid Final Judgment Lot I l f . L A K E OF T H E WOOOS TOW NHOUSE SEC TION ft Saminoia County. Flort da. according fa the ptaf thereof at recorded m Plat Booh 72. Paga A t ef the Public Retordt of SaminofaCounty. Florida W ITNESS my hand and taal of but caurt on but HI day of March. 1*0 M ARYANNE MORSE. Clark of the Circuit Court By Jana E Jatawtc Deputy Cfarh Pubiith March! IS. 1*0 O E O 70 Legal Notice# N O TIC E OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notka it haraby given that I am tngagad tn butinatt at 107 Sandalwood Way. Langwaod. F L 777SB. Saminoia County. Flarlda under tha Fktitiout Nama at A B C I N T E R N A TIO N A L FO OD , and that I intend la ragittar taid nama with tha Clark al the Circuit Court. Saminoia County. Flarl da. In accordanca with tha Pravitiont of tha Flctltiaut Nama Statutat. Ta Wit Section MS i f Flarlda Statvtat lfS7 Anna Fedtrer Pubiith M e rc h l.ftlS .TI.tfF t D E O 17 N O TIC K OS F IC TITIO U S N A M I Nolle. I. horefer fluNI H u l l am n n «s>S In busmns .1 WS0 l Hwy i ; f t Maittarte. Ftortea m i l . Bammate County. »larte* undm tha Ftctilteut Ham# at G E N I N A L L IQ U I D A T I O N O U T L E T . m S nvsl I inNnS to r.fitter s it . m m wilti the Clark o. Itte Circuit Caurl. Bam mote County, f u n d . In •€ rerdanc. wim th. Prouisiens .1 Iha Ftcliltewk Nam* Statutes. T f Wit Wslion M P F t e i « S l.l utet I.S) Alter, Inc T B'WVton yy.ulrwf Puhush Merch 1.4 IL n . INS DEOU Unites Slates lteparlm.nl .1 JutIK . Unites Hates Marshals Service N O TIC E OF ARREST A N D S IIIU R I N I M C I V O R L I* Unites Slates Dntricl Caurl MidSte District *« FterlSa Or land* Oivisten P a m * .: Unites S I.le t v ti.eet.itsos m Unites State. Currmcy — O x k .l Number Noiic. I. harM y flyan that an February IT. IfN . I SI.MT.IM 00 m United State* Currency *• Santord P . li c . Daparlm .nl. Santerd. Florida, aursuanl te a Warrant *1 Arrest l*M«d by the Clark *1 lb . Caurl u«*n m* HUnf a. a Verified Cem*t*M m Iha abase a c lla h r A ll par t a n . claimlnf an lntert.1 In Ihl. detendanl currency era haraby notified te Ilia a Claim within ten (M l day. and te wry* an Answer within twenty IMI days alter lillnf Iha Claim, as pro v d r t by Supptenwntel Bute C. Far Certain Admiralty and Mar Him. Claims. *r suiter entry *« ludfmanl by delaull All parsons and entities who have an inter asl In tha detendanl currency may, m addition I* filmf a Claim or in Iwu *1 filing a Claim, submit a Petition ter Ram ltiian or M itlf.tle n al Far tellure pursuant te M C F R Pa rt. R IC H A R D L COX.JR U N ITE D STA TES MARSHAL Pubiith March I. IL It. IW0 OEOJO La g a l N o ttcaa L#g#i N o tje g s N O TIC E TO T H E PUBLIC. Moftceie hereby given met the Board al Adluafmawl al Iha City f l Santord w W h M l regular meeting an March n . leaf. In tha C lip H f ll C e m m lllle n Chambers al II M a m bia rM r te consi der a roauosl kar • variance In Iha Tantng O r * nance a* It partem* te Rear Y ard Variance and Parking Spec* if R b p N nS m a O C> dinner an: AM fiat pa n e l Rw Ptekt N T M Slack M tylnf t at First Ureal at pan at Cttepman B Tucker Addition te Santerd PR I P f M at retarded m Santerd. Sami nate County. Florida. Bams mare •pacificotto d . scrlbMl at located MS I lU N O T ICR OP PUBLIC SALR Legal Notice* IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UBT O rT N S IW N T S IN T N JVOtCUM. CIR CU IT. IN AND SON B U M NOttf CO U N TY , BLONIOA ININ F A G A N 4 C O . INC . PleMtlW. U N IT SO A U TO I I S V IC I CONS in .C A R R O L L GRAPHIC IC O N SON A T ION. C LE K K l NO TIC E OS U L I NOTICE IS H I N I B V GIVEN Mat pursuant I t tn Amended Summery Final JuSf m . nl ft S p r .c lf M r . en te r.S In in# obey. .n t lll.S c s u m In Iht Clrcull Caurl N Ms E If.te rn * JuSicial Circuit. In anS ter Sam mate Caunfy. Flarlda. I wHI w n al public auetten la ma Mfnasl MSSn N r cam al ma w rit Irani s n r al ma Caurl heme m ma City al Santerd. Semiitoto Caunly. F ter Ida. al ma haur al II.M a m an A frll I. i n s . mal carlain parcel al real praperty NN OOSN a . teltew. Cam mane, al a pamf an ma Narm Una al anS U J M teal Steel M t e l l l earner al ma SW Is H ma I S I* N Section 1 TawnsMa I I Saum. Nans* I f Cast, laminate Caunly. FterlSa. m anc.runN II* I T JO" E t ) M teal ter a pelnl al bafinmn* Thane, cantmua N. It* IS JO" E m M teal te m . W n a r iy I f al Slate SaaS Ns CM. manes riai masterly alanf ia«S S t threuRh a curve caneava Sautharty hayln* a raSlut at IJS) ta teal, a central anfte al t* i r f l" . anS a chars baarmf el N M* t f I t " W .. an arc Sttiencs al IT1T1 teal, mence run S te* IS t r W. M l *• teal thence S IV* O f W I IM S ) teal te the pern! el befWmtnf. subiacl te an easement ter R/W purpaaaa aver the Easterly 21 teat, bauif a partwn al Bteck X. Mobile Manor InS Sacllan ac csrSins te ma Plot mereol at recarSaS In Slal Saab II. S a s n A If a n . S S I N Public RacarSt al laminate Caunly. FlariSa Dates mis im Say al March, im HEAD M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF C IR CU IT COURT By Jan. E Jetewic CtepuiyCterk Publish MarchS I I IMS OEO*. IN TNB C IR CU IT COUBT OF T H B I IT H JU O IC IA L CIR CUIT OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOB SEMINOLB CO UN TY C A S IN O tk MIT CA fk P O EN ER AL JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION EM PIRE OF A M ER ICA F E O ER AL SAVINGS RANK F/K/A EM PIRE OF AM ERICA. F S A P LA IN TIF F -v S ­ R B R YC E B A K E R . SOUTHEAST BANK. N A , O E FE N O A N TIS I A M IN O R D NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E S Y GIVEN pursuant la an O rd e r r* sch.dulm f foreclosure sal* dated March 1. left, entered m Civil Casa No t * M IJ C A f * P * l the Circuit Caurl el lh* IfTH Judtclal Circuit in and ter SEM I N O L E C a u n ly . F lo r id * , w h e r e in E M P I R E O F A M E R IC A F E O E R A L SAVINGS BANK FORM ERLY E M P IR E O F A M E R IC A . F S A . Plamiill and R BRYCE BAKER art datendanllsl. I will 1*11 te ma highest and ball tndd.1 ter cash. A T TH E WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMI H O LE C O U N TY C O U R T HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA. a l l I « AM. April I). IfN . lh* taflowmg dasenbad proparty a* sal term in said Final Judg manl. tawlt A P O R T IO N O F TH E S O U T H E A S T <« O F T H E S O U TH W ES T OF TH E NO R THEAST te OF SECTION 14. TO W N S H IP >0 S O U TH . RANGE M EAST SEMINOLE IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT C O U N TY . F LO R IO A . MORE PAR TIC U LA R LY DESCRIBED O F TH R IIO H T E S N T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT. AS FOLLOW S COM M ENCE A T TH E SOUTHW EST COR IN A NOFOR SEM IN OLE COUNTY. HER OF TH E SOUTHW EST te FLORIDA OF THE NO R TH EA ST te OF C A S IN O OFU tf CA0PP SAIO SECTION 3a. TH ENCE RUN SOUTH I t D EG R EES 1) FIR STA TE FINANCIAL. A M IN U TES M SECONBOS EAST SAVINGS RANK. Plemtltf. ALONG TH E SOUTH LINE OF vs TH E SOUTHW EST te OF TH E N O R T H E A S T te O F S A IO R O B E R TC GALLAGHER.and SANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM S E C T IO N 34. FO R A DIS T A N C E O F IS ) I ) F E E T ; ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE. INC . a Florida carperalwn. TH E N C E RUN N O R TH ( Datendanfs D E G R E E S 34 M IN U T E S 3) SECONOS EAST FOR A DIS NO TICE OF SALE T ANCE OF « 00 FE E T TO THE ON COM PLAINT NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN NORTH R IG H T OF W AY LINE lhal m* unrtertigrted. the Clark OF OIXON ROAD ANO THE P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G OF ol Iha Clrcull Court of Saminoia T H E F O L L O W IN G OE Caunly. Florida, under and by virhr* al the FInal Judgment al SCRIBED PARCEL OF LANO. Foreclosure heretofore entered T H E N C E R U N S O U TH i « O E G R E E S 3) M IN U T E S )• « i iha Sm day al March. IfW. in SECONOS EAST ALONG TH E mat certain causa pending m NORTH RIGH T OF W AY LINE iha Clrcull Caurt at Iha Judicial ClrCufl at Florid*, m and tor O F D IX O N R O A D A N O Sammote County. Florida, being PARALLEL W ITH TH E SOUTH Civil Action No I f tss; CA 00 P. LINE OF TH E SOUTHW EST te OF THE NO R TH EAST te OF In which FIR S TA TE FINAN CIAL. A SAVINGS RANK. Is tha S A ID S E C T IO N 34 FOR A p la intiff and R O B E R T C OISTANCE O F 31)43 F E E T TO TH E W EST R IG H T OF W AY G A L L A G H E R , and SANOV L IN E OF S C L RAILROAO IM COVE CONDOMINIUM ASSO F E E T R IG H T O F W A V ); CIATION OF SEM INOLE. INC era iha datandantt and undar TH E N C E RUN N O R TH II and by virtue at Iha terms al the O E G R E E S 13 M IN U T E S 3) said Final Judgment, will alter SECONDS EAST PA R A LLEL lor sate al public eulcry to lh* W ITH AND 33 00 F E E T WEST highest and bast bidder tor cath OF TH E C E N TE R LINE OF al lh# dear el Iha Caunly S A IO R A I L R O A O F O R A OISTANCE OF 14) 30 F E E T TO Courthouse In Iha City at San TH E POINT OF CU R VATU R E lard. Florida an m* W h day ol OF- A CURVE CONCAVE TO April. Iff* at ma haur al II M TH E NORTHW EST HAVING A a m m th* morning. Iha same being a legal solas day and Iha R AOIUS O F ISIS M F E E T ; T H E N C E R U N hour a legal haur al tala. Iha N O R H T E A S T E R L Y A LO N G property situated in Seminole County. Florida and dasenbad THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE TH R O U G H A C E N TR A L at tel tews Thai certain Condominium ANGLE OF 14 D EG R EES 33 M IN U TES « SECONOS FOR A Parcel known at Unit No M. OISTANCE OF 4)3)4 F E E T ; SANDY COVE, a Condominium T H E N C E N U N N O R T H •* end an undivided interest m lh* O E G R E E S 13 M IN U T E S S4 land, common otemonfs and common espenees appurtenant SECONOS W EST FOR A OlS T A N C E O F 431 IS F E E T . I* said unit, all ui accordanca T H E N C E R U N S O U T H It with th* subject te lh* cove O E G R E E S 13 M IN U T E S 33 nants. conditions, restrictions SECONOS EAST FOR A OlS terms and athar provisions of T A N C E O F )• ) 4) F E E T . lh# Doc U r . I ion ol Condominium T H E N C E R U N S O U T H IS •4 Sandy Cove, a Condominium O E G R E E S .3 M IN U T E S )• recorded in Official Records SECONOS W EST FOR A DIS Rook 111*. Pag. IMS. of lh# TANCE OF U I IS F E E T TO Public Record* of Seminal. TH E POINT OF BEGINNING. Caiaity. Florida C O N T A IN IN G S 3$ A C R E S Tha said property atarataid. together with all lanamants MORE OR LESS. ANO BEING S U B J E C T TO A N Y hereditaments and appurla RIGH T OF WAY ANO EASE nances thereto belonging or in M EN TSO F RECORD any wlta appertaining being O A TE O l i SANFORO. Flarl sold to satisfy said Judgment O A TE O m u k day al March da. mis sm day al March. Itas M ARYANNE MORSE IIS Maryanne Maria CLERK OF TH E CIR CUIT COURT Clark ol mo Circuit Caurl SEMINOLE County. Florida Sam mote County. Florida By JanaE JeiewiC By Jane E Jasawic Deputy Clark At Deputy Clark Publish M arch!. IS. iwg PuOiith March L IL I NO D F O II D EO « l siren Planned aw *1 Bid property Is te conduct a carryout put* restaurant fuamaa* Board at Adluatmant W M Philips. Chairman A O V IC I TO TH E P U BLIC It a parson dwidos te appeal a decision mad. with respect te any matter canslderad al lh* abava maaimg or hearing, h* may naad a varbatim record f l Mp pracaadMgs. including City at Santerd IP tIM B M S I PubPlhMarch!. 14. IW f O E O JO IR T N I CIR CU IT CO UR T OP TN B I I B M T I I R T H JU O IC IA L CIR CU IT. IR AMO FOR I I M I N O L I C O U N TY . FLORIOA c a s in o m iu J C A ie c PA LM ER ELEC TR IC COMPANY. PiamiiH. vt MARC SHARP CONSTRUCTION. INC .a F tend* carper*4ten and MARC SHARP. Individually. U fltl N o tte f M T K ttP F IC TITIO U S fa**# faNrdftr •*•"**«• T il M L E ntercomanl at Han By sal* *1 mater vahkla. haraby aiy** iwNcs at Sate etehtte. te w d :’ On April t. IMS Pi O ld t m p k ll.. ItT# Semprpn Pautevard. Winter Park. Ftarl d a . a t 1I:B B a m . X a y a l Oldsm abil* w ill c tu d u c l a PuWteSataattaataltawmg. C O b IP L fTB U 4 N S IR V IC B . O d F ID D IO * I N I Ta y tlP I dear. V IN )RA4IL4BMII44I TMk kata Is bams made ta tatttly a statutory Iten D A T E D this llrst day al March. IN* Publlth March ft. lief D E O II NOTICE OP FIC TITIO U S NAJdE Ktiitt IV nVrWy fivvn "Ht i *m angagad In buUna14 at P O baa *fI4IA Left* Mary. F la . 13144. laminate County. Florid* undar lh* Ftctlttou* Nam* *• ■ LCO. E Q U IP M E N T LIO U I C A TIO N COMPANY, and lhal I Intend te regteter laid nama with lh* Clark at taa Clrcull Court. Simlnate County. Fieri da. In accordance with lh* Prayltiana *1 lh* Flcllllau l Nam* Statute*. TaW iI Sac I ten MS •• F tend* Statute! Its) Wastey Craddock Publish February >3. March I. A I L If N D E N S O _____________________ NOTICE UNOSB F IC TITIO U S NAME LAW N O TIC E IS H EREBY O IV E N that th* undarsignad. desiring te N O TICE OP SALE N O TICE Is haraby givan mat pursuant te lh* I mal ludgmant *1 terectoaur* and sal* entered In mis cause pending Mi lh* Clrcull Caurt at m* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and tar Sammats County. Flarlda. Cinl Action Number NCRJJ CA 00 E. lh* undart.*n*d Clark m il tall lh* property situeted Mi said county, dmc flood at Lai If Alebue Pham >. ac cardMig te Plat Baab 3A Pag* I). Public Record, at Seminal. County. Flarlda at public sate, te lh* higtwtt and bail bidder ter cath al II M •'clack A M . an Iha 3rd day at Ntay. If N . •• Iha Wait Freni dear at th* Sammote County Caurmouse. Santerd. Florida M ARYANNE MORSE Clark at Clrcull Caurt By JanaE Jasawic As Deputy Clark Publlth March*. IS. IffO D E O fl IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU O IC IA L CIR CU IT FOR TH E S TA TE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY FLORIOA Casa N*. i M «M » CA *• P Conor .1 Jurisdiction M ETM O A FINANCIAL. INC . PletatiH. vs CLAREN CE G R E E N , it living, flat.. Oetondenti NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE U L I B TCLEEK O P TH E CIR CUIT COURT Natlc* Is hereby given mal ma undarsignad Maryann* Morse. Clark at ma Clrcull Caurl at Seminal* Caunly. Flarlda. will, an lh* Isl day at May. IfN . al II 00 A M . ol Iha Front door at tha Somlnolf Caunly Caurl house, in ma City at Santerd F ter ida. alter ter sate and sail at public outcry te Iha highest and boil bMder ter cash, tha follow Ing described proparty situated In ScmmoM County. Florida, te wit Lat I. Bteck F. Fasmoer Unit t. According W tha Plat tharool as Recorded Mi Plat Boak It. Pagn Jt and Jl at mo Public Records *1 Seminole County. Florida R ang*. O le p a ta l. b u rg la r Alarm. Hoad, Wall la Wall Carpal. Post lipht. Dishwasher. Inlarcam. Drapes pursuant te Iha Imal decree al foreclosure entered Ms o cast ponding Mi sold Court, the stylo ot which It. M ETM O R FINAN C IA L . INC vt C L A R E N C E GREEN.itliyMsg.atol W ITNESS my Hend end ot tic tel tool ot told Court mis lit day ol March. I*M ISEALI By. JanaE Jaiawic Deputy Cterk Pubiith March I. IS. i m O E O JS IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JU O IC IA L CIR CU IT FOR TH E S TA TE OF F L O E ID A IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY FLORIOA Case Na t . 144) CA at P Central Jertsdictwn F L E E T M O R TG A G E C O R P . Plamiill. et R OBERT L B O S C O ..I a l. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE B YC LER K O FTH I CIR CU IT COURT Notica it horoby givan that tho undor%jgnod Moryormo Mono. Cfafk ot tho Circuit Court * Saminofa County. Florida, will, on tho Ut day of May. I99B. at II 00 A M . at tho Front door ot tho Saminofa County Court houvo in tho City * Santord. Florida, ottor far vafa and Mil at public outcry fa tho high#* and bait btddtr far ca«h. tho fallow mg dovrtbod proporty Vituatod in Saminofa County. Florida, fa wit Lot 27. DEVONSHIRE, ac cording fa tho plat thoroof av rocordod m Plat Booh 17. Pagov II and 19. Public Rocordv ol SommofaCounty. Florida Rotrigorafar. rango. wavhor anddryor pur w art fa tho final docroo ot farodovuro oniorod in a cava pondmg m vafa Court Iho vtyfa ot which iv F L E E T MORT GAGE C O R P . vv R O BER T L BO SCO t* ai W ITNESS my hand and ot fKial voal ot vafa Court thiv tvt day Ot March. \m (S E A L) By JanaE Javowk Dopwty CfarV Pubiivh March! It. 1W0 O EO 77 #rt m t i f d m * * * * * #t 11! F U m t v t h Avd.* A lu m # # !# !*r*ffa F L I * * * * * C#u*ty. P far id# #r»d#r IS t F k lH f a if t N#m# * S ft S lAfaOSCA/lfaG. #nd m#t «fa fafafl* It rtfitfar i#td n#m# «rtm Ift# Cfart #1 fa* Circuit C#vrf. * * * * * * Cfafaty. F far id#. In #cc#rd#nc# vHfa fa# Fr#vitfan« #1 Ufa Flctltfacfa N#m# tt#h#faft T# WH: SMtfan faSWFfarld# S t# M t«ttl7 Lilli# F w o im n 3 f a n h i.f t iin .iw s P tO ! _____________ M OTICS OF F IC TITIO U S HAMS fa**# fa herefty O w n fa#« I #m i w j i f d In fafainx# #« 1113 •h LH-. O m v f t . S#nvln#l# C#wMy. Fl#rld#. #nd#r th# Flclltl##* Nam# #t L C C ’ S F IN C S S IR V IC I. and m#t I tnfand fa r#ffafar %*k4 n#m# with th# Cfar! #1 fa# C * (* t Cawrt. S#mln#fa Caunfy. Pfart d#. tn #<(#rd#nc# with lh# Pr#vt»!#n« #1 th# Flclltfaut N#m# ttafvfat. T# Wit: SKtfan US W Florida Statvfa# IW7 Tim F L## Fvfafah M arch!. I L n . W . 1WS P iO T i ___________________ IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TN S I I O N T I I N T H JU O IC IA L CIR C U IT. IM ANO FOR I I M I N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C A t lN O .« M 1 !l CAftftF SUN SANK. NATIO NAL ASSOCIATION Ffaintm. n JO H N O A N IILS # /!/# JO H N 0 D A N I I L S . * * . lictHMvt nama al TruGraan Corporation al n y m b a r^ llll Samar an Eau Heard Mi Iha City •I Cat ta Worry Florida. Intend, te register ma said name with Iha Clark at ma C mcmii Caurl at Seminal. Cavity. Fler tea Dated at Oak Break, m it i*th day at January, i m WMI Urban Sarvicts. Inc OateE Tauka. Assistant Secretary Publish February M. March I. L IL im D EN 33* NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Natica l. hereby firon mat I am i n f . f . d in bwsMws. at P O B o . S l f f l l . Lon*wood F L . 33JS3M II. Seminal. County. Florida under tha Fictitious N a m a at C O M P L E T E A U TO M O TIV E REPAIR, and mal I Mltend te repute, .aid nama with Iha Ctoek at Iha Circuit Caurl. Seminal. County. Flarlda. Mi arcordance with Iha P ro .m o n s at Iha Flctltiaut Nama Statutes. TaW iI Sactian MS 0. F lor Ida Statutes IN ) Alan W Nicholas Publish February 33. March I. t. IL i m D EN Its_____________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D ICIA L CIR CUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. If 1)40 CA f f L TH E F IR S T. F A . formerly First Fadwal Savlnft and Lean Association ot Orlando. Plamiill. vs EDW IN L GROW. III. LY N N C GROW. CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLO R ID A and any un known hairs, devisees, f r onteal, creditors end other unknown persons unknown spouses assignors or successors thereof claiming by. through and vmstee any at tha abavg nansad Oaten Dofondant* NOTICE OF SALE Notkt it horoby givan that purvuant fa tha Final Judgmont * Forocfaturo and Ufa oniorod Circuit Court in and far Sami nofa County. F lorido. bomg Civil Numbor Sf 4244 CA 09 L. tho undorvlgnod Cfarh will Mil tho proporty vituafad In Saminofa County. Florida, douribodav Lot 199. Barclay Woodv Sac ond Addition, according fa tho plat thoro* av rocordod in Plat Booh 17. Pago 9L Public Roc ordv of Saminofa County. Flori da at tho public vafa. fa tho highovt bfador far cavh at II 00 A M on tho 79th day of March. 1990. at tho Wovt Front Door * tho Saminofa County CourthouM in Santord. Florida O A T E O thiv Ut day of March. 1990 (S E A L) Cfarh of tho Circuit Court By Jana E Javowc Doputy Cfarh Pubiivh MarchI. II. 1990 O E O 74 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO UR T ~ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE OIVISION Fifa Numbor 0914# CP IN R E E S TA TE O F LY N N MARIE COLE 00<94Md N O TIC E TO C R ID ITO R S TO A LL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR O C M A N O S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E E S TA TE Tho odminlvtraiion ot tho tvtafa of LYNN MARIE COLE, d o c o o v o d . F ile N u m b o r •9 149 CP. IV ponding in tho Circuit Court tor Somlnolo C o u n ty F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Dlvlvfan. tha addrovv of which it Saminofa County CourthouM. Probata Dlvlvfan. Santord. Flor Ida 27771. Tha namav and addrovMV at tha porvonal ropro vantaflvo and tha porvonal rop rovontativo v atfarnoy aro Ml forth bofaw All porvonv aro roQuirod fa Ufa with tha cfarh ol thiv court. W ITH IN TH R EE CALENDAR M O N T H S OF T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS NO TICE oil cfaimt agamvt tho ovtofa in tho farm and mannor provenbod by Socton 711 701 * tho Florida Statutw and Rwfa 1 490 of Tho F tor da Rwfav ot Probata and Guardianvhip Procoduro A L L C L A IM S A N O OE MANOS NOT SO T IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER B A IR E O Publication Of thiv Notica hav bogon on March I. 1990 Porvonal Roprovonlafivo W ILLIA M J HAMMOND a n d V E R A l HAMMOND 214 Sir LawroncaDrivo Santord. FL 127/1 Attorney far Porvonal Roprovon'ativo Bill McCaba Shophord. Me Cabo ft Coofay 1410 SR 414 Wovt Svifa 700 longwood FL H7W Toiophono (407) !J0 9UI Pubitvn March!- 11 if90 OEO 40 A M IN O ID MOTICS OF F O R IC L O S U 8 S SALS NOTICE IS H K R IS Y G IV E N Ih a t t h # u n d # r » l # n # d . M ARYANNS MORSE. Cfar! * th# Circuit Court. Sami no County. F far Id#, will #n fa# 7#»h day * March, tfaft * 11 # m . at th# watt front daor * th# Saminofa County Cowrthowv#. Sanford. F far id#. *t#r far «#fa and Mil at pu t!* outcry fa th# hifhatt and b#vt faddtr lor cath. th# fallowing dncrifcad praptrty in Saminofa County. Florid# fa wilt Fare* A Th# E*vt *v * L * 17. in Bfach G #1 A O C H A P P E L LS SUBDIVISION OF SLOCKS. G K ft J OF TH E TOWN OF GOLDSBORO, according fa th# #(4t th#r##l #« r#cordvd in Plat Boo# I. Pag# 7t« * th# P vti* Racordt * Sam mo* County. Florid# Parc* B Bagm #t th# NE c*n#r * L * 14. Bfach A . OAK G R O V E PARK, at p#r pfat th#rtot #« rocor dad in Plat Bo* 7. Pag# !X Puftl* R#cordv * S#mtnofa County Florid#. th#n<# run S#uth#«ty along th# dfatfafly right #1 way tin# #1 U S Highway 17 #7 and afang a curv# cancav# E#tfarty having far ifa •l#m#ntt a r#diu» * 177! Al t##t. a control angfa * ! dog 11 mtn 17 wc and a chord booring ot S 1! dog 1# min 11 IOC W tor on ore dtvtonco ot 90 0 toot, thonco run N T! dog 71 min. 79«oc W . 7U00 toot. thoncorunN 71 dog M mm 0« w< C . 9! #4 toot fa tho N o rth o rly lino ot Iho •faromontlonod L * 14. thonco runS 70 dog 71 mm 79 m c E 4fang tho Northorly lino * u td L * 14. 210 0# toot fa tho Point ot _ with nonoidutivo oavomontv for In g ro it and k nbod porcotv I! to* ingrovv and ogrovv oavomont Commencing at tho NE corner * Lot 14. fttoch A. OAK GROVE PARK, av per plat thoro* av rocordod in Plot Booh 7. Pago ! ) . Public Rocordv of Somlnolo County. F la rld a ; thonco run Southerly along tho Wovfafly right ot way line * U S Highway 17 97 and along o curve concave E actor ty having tor ltv otomontv a radiuc * 1779 41 toot, a cantral angle * • oog 1) min 17 MC and a chord bearing * 1 1 ! dog 19 min 11 toe W tor on ore dtclenco of 90 0 toot fa tho Point of Boginn ing. thonco continue Southerly atong void right * way Imo 10 00 toot, thonco run N. 70 dog 21 min 79 vac W . 21417 toot, thonco run N 31 dog 10 mm. 00 vac E 10 00 toot, thonco run S 70 dog 22 min 79 vac E . 114 00 fool to tho Point * Beginning ANO 1 toot Ingrovv and ogravv •atemen! Commencing at the NE corner of lot 14. Bloch A. OAK GROVE PARK, av per plat thereof av rocordod m Plat Booh 7. Pago !1. Public Rocordv ot Saminoia County. F lo rid a , thonco run Southerly along tho Weetor ly right of way lint of U S Highway 17 97 and afang a curve concave Eactorly having tor Itv otomontv a radiuc of 1779 41 foot, o control angle of 0 dog 19 mm 7! Ms. and a chord bearing of S I! dog 14 min 1) vac W far an arc divlanca of IM M toot to the Point of Beginning, thonco continue Southerly along void right of way 100 loot, thonco run N 70 dog 21 min 79 tec W . 114 79 toot then# run N It dog 10 min 00 voc E . 100 toot, thonco run S 70 dog 11 min 79 voc E . 314 17 loot to tho Point ot Beginning Parcel C Storting at tha cantor * Sec lion 10. Tewnchip 19 South. Rang# 79 Eact. run 21S00 teat Wovt to Point of Beginning. (P O B I. void point being on tho South Right #I Way Una #1 Mach ham Road Thonco run 417 27 toot South, thonco run 40100 toot Wovt. thonco run 117 71 loot South, thonco run 440 M foot Eovt. thonco run 990 00 toot North, thoct run 11 00 tool Wovt to P O B Said lot contain! 2 94 r acrot pursuant fa Final Judgment of Forocfacura entered in tho above vty tod ponding c o u m YOU ARE FU R TH ER NO TI F lE D that tho undorvlgnod Cfarh will firvt offer far vafa fa the highovt and beef bidder for cash Parcel A ov above do v e n te d In tho ovont tho atorovatd Parcel A m Hv tor an invufficfant Cum fa valivty ca»d lu d g m a n t a n d c o c fe a t aforavaid. than immediately th e re a fte r the re m a in in g paneie will bo ottered tor veto *n order, to th# highest and beef b>ddor tor each W ITNESS my hand and the seal of void Court thiv 4th day * March. 1990 (SEA L) M AR YANNE MORSE Cfarh ot the Circuit Court B* Jan# E Jasawic Deputy Cfarh Publish M a rc h ftll 1990 DCOM �THURSDAY Sanford Herald W in moves W hiskey River into tie for second place IN BRIEF n 76tr» n««d to stay on court# Now that Philadelphia has reached the lop of the Atlantic Division, exuberant Sixers forward Charles Barkley la calllnK for his team to maintain perepetilve. Philadelphia defeated the New York Knlcka 110-513 Wednesday n ig h t, to move past the Kntrka Into first place by a halfname. "W e ’re glad to be In first place but we don’t want lo get too high or too low ." said Barkley, w ho had IS points. 12 rebounds and 11 assists. 'W e've got a long way to go.” Elsewhere. Phoenix beat Washington 113I I I . Portland nailed Boston 130-117. the L A Clippers nipped New Jersey I IB-1 IS. Miami dumped Orlando 122-108. the L A Lakers lipped Dallas 103-91 and Denver lopped Minnesota 86-73. J.V. BASKIALL Tribe improves mark to 54) S A N FO R D — David Eckstetn gave Seminole Its first lead with a two-run single In the fourth while Je re m y Chunat pitched a three-hitter Wednesday to lead the Tribe lo a 10-2 Junior varsity baseball w in over Lyman. Th e visiting Greyhounds took a 2-0 lead In the top of the second Inning. Seminole cut the advantage In half with a run In the third, then went ahead to stay on Eckstein's single. Th e Trtbe blew the game open with a six-run fifth. Demetry Beamon had two singles and Matt Freeman doubled to lead the Seminole offense. Chunat struck out seven without walking a batter and allowed just one earned run. Seminole will try to Improve on Its perfect start Th u rsda y, hosting Oviedo at 3:30 p m. Ml CSunst (IS ) IP Nans HR — Nana R n s ms • - i i S I S I • - It I h r W Own* snd F r w w WP }• — FrMmon ItsmtsUS) >• i I — — lin n I l S » w > »« BASKBALL TALKS Players bid to end deadlock N EW Y O R K — In a dramatic effort to break a spring training lockout that reached 22 days Thu rsda y, the Players Association has offered to compromise on the Issue of salary arbitration. Under the proposal, players In the disputed category would be ranked In terms of total Major League service, with the top half eligible for arbitration and the bottom half not. Owners Insist that only players with three years of service be eligible, while the union, until Its latest proposal, wanted It reduced to two years. Owners' representative Chuck O'Connor said he would present the proposal to the Players Relations Committee later Thursday. FOOTBALL /VWBBr> Half of Robbia Stadium aold MIAM I — H. W ayne llulzenga. chairman of Blockbuster Video Inc., has purchased half Interest of Jo e Robbie Stadium and IS percent of the Miami Dolphins, club president T im Robbie announced Wednesday. Robbie said llulzenga. who heads the nation's largest video retail chain, will have budget approval responsibilities, but the family of Ihe late Jo e Robbie would retain control of the operations of the stadium and the football team. " T h is arrangement with Mr. llulzenga has no efTect on the Robbie family's role overall and day-to-day management of Ihe club ." Robbie said. "O n the stadium side, we have sold a 50 percent Interest In Robbie Stadium Corp. to Mr. llulzenga. which gives him the right to review budgets on an annual basts and Involve himself In all major acquisitions and Improvements on the stadium.” HOCKBY Flames bum Penguins early C A L G A R Y , Alberta — Theoren Fleury scored short-handed during Calgary’s three-goal first period and added two assists Wednesday night to spark the Flames lo a 6-3 trium ph over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Th e decision allowed the Flames to overtake the Edm onton Oilers for first place In the Sm ylhe Division by one point and kept the Patrick Division s runner-up Penguins six points behind Ihe Idle New York Rangers. Th e Flames ended a 17-day homestand with a 5-2-0 record while the Penguins' wlnless road streak since Mario Lcm lcux went oul of the flneup with a back aliment, reached 0 -6 -1. In other N H L action Wednesday. Winnipeg dumped Quebec 6-3; Minnesota edged Chicago 5-1; and Montreal stopped Los Angeles 5-2. Csiapllad from staff SA N FO R D — Whiskey River moved Into a tie for second place In the Sanford Recreation Wednesday Night Softball League with a 6 8 rome-from-behlnd victory over RMC at C h a vPark. The win raises Whiskey River's record to 4-3 while RM C fell lo 2-6. No Information was received on the scheduled game between the Sanford Poller Benevolent Association and the Killer Bees. Th e Killer Bees lead Ihe league with al least a 5-1 rrrord. K M C and Marcar A lu m in u m Products arc next al 4 3. SPBA Is 2-4 and RMC 2-6. Next week’s schedule has Ihe Killer Bees taking on Whiskey River al 0:30 p.m . and llarcar facing SI’H A a l 7:30 p.m . RMC has Ihe week off. B A SK ETB A LL I i2 and 8 p .m . — ESPN . College. Conference Tournam ent. (LI C o m p u te listings on F o g s f runs scored). Spencer Baggrll (Ih rrr singles, two runs scored). Mike Hnlundo (ih rr r singles). Garner (triple-, single. Iwo runs srorrdl and A .W . lines (triple, single). Bui Whiskey River picked up a run In Ih r fifth und three In Ih r sixth lo Hr Ih r game 8-8 entering Ihe seventh. Whiskey River rrtlrrd RMC on Ih rrr fly balls In Ihe lop of the seventh and ra in r to bat looking for Ih r run lhat would send them home with a victory. Alv> flopping In offense wen- Haddock (two singles, run s ro rrd l. J im m y Je n k in s (two singles). Ron Ryan anil Frank Slagg (one single and one run scored ra d ii and J u rk Jenkins and Scot! Normandln (one single ra rh l. Th e first Iw o halters went oul on fly bulls und II looked llkr the gam r was headed lo extra Innings. Bui Jam es Garner trlplrd In rlg h l-rrn lrr and Jo h n n y lladdurk followed w llh a slngtr to end Ihe gam r. Contributing lo a 2 1-hit attack for Whiskey River were T re y Brasser (triple. Iw o singles, two RMC made esc-rllrnl u v - of lls hits, scoring Its right runs on just right hits Providing Ih r o ffrn v w rrr T o m Tew s Idouhlr. single, run srorrdl. Mike D 'Am ico (grand slam, run scored). Jo h n D 'A m lro and Jam es la-dford lorn- slnglw and Iwo runs scored ra rh l. D rlion McCormick and Boh K r rn rv lour single and n n r run v n r r d racli) und Benito Aviles (slngtr) Two-out hit lifts Lyman over Tribe ■yTOMTI Hsrsfd Sports Editor_________________ Ht's in thtrt L O N G W O O D — In a game lhat neither tra m seemed to want to win. Heath Greenlee singled home the winning ru n with two out In Ihe seventh Inning to lift Lym an to a 4-3 win over Seminole In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball game al Lym an High School. "W e won Ibis one by the akin of our teeth." aald Lym an coach Bob McCullough, whose team Improved to 7-2. 2 -t In the SA C. "W e tried to give this one away but we couldn't. "W e Just didn't play good defense. We hit Ihe baD and got aa many scoring opportunities aa we could. But we Juat put our pitchers In difficult spots all night with errors." T o their credit, the Lym an mound triumvirate of Frank Ifarmer. Jason Good pastor and Chuck L a m b didn't let their teammates poor fielding (six errors) rattle them. Ilarm er started and went five Inning* before leaving with atllTneaa In his shoulder and the Greyhounds up 3-1. Goodpaxlor came on and pitched well but the Seminole* still managed to tie the score 3-3 with a pair of unearned runs In the sixth Inning. After Mike Senechek reached on an error In the seventh Inning and Erskln Howard came on to pinch run. Seminole had the potential lead run on base. A stolen base and a ground ball later. Howard was on third. On came Lam b, who has been a thorn In Seminole's side all season. T h is would be no different aa Lam b struck out ihe two batters he faced to kill the rally. "L a m b has a lot of poise and control." aald Seminole coach Mike Powers, w ho has seen his club lose to Lym an three times already this year, twice by one run. "H e 'a a good pitcher. W hen he throws that curve, and he has a good one. he's not going to have to many problems." As It was. Lamb's moment of glory was almost snatched away by Seminole's W illie M cCloud, who started the game on Ihe m ound for Seminole but moved to left field In the fourth Inning when he also experienced tendemrss In hla pit­ ching shoulder. In the seventh Inning, after Joe Talbot doubled and Kevin Walnscott was Intentionally walked to give L ym a n runners al first and second w ith one out. McCloud gave a glimpse of his ability when he ran dow n a shot by L a m b In the left-center field power alley for the second out. McCloud almost pulled off the S s m l n o l * a h o r l s t o p Mika Sanochak (No. 5) mad# a nlca attampt lo nab Lyman'* John Jum p (No. 20) on a staal attampt In third Inning Wadnaaday night. But Jum p avoided the tag and wont on to acoio the 'Hounds' Oral run In a 4-3 win ovar lha Samlnoles □ S o# Boss b a it P a g * 2 B Ml M l * - i l» « V « M i MS I - 4 McCWuO. EcMNin 13) ana D v r Ha™ r i iaO .iN f |4). Lams in ana SatfUI. WP _ Lsmb (S I). LP - CcktNH IS - la ta rlv Dtrr ISamlnaN). Talbart. Jackton (Lyman IS Nana H* — Nana Racontt — lam mala 47. I I SAC. Lyman 71. I I SAC tv MS, O v ie d o sq u e e ze s Lake M ary in 11th ■ y M A N S M ITH Herald sports writer L A K E M A R Y — Greg Twlggn squeezed home Ihe winning ru n In Ihe l l t h Inning and oul duelcd Lake Mary ace Curt Prom on Ihe mound as Oviedo defeated the Rams 4-3 In Seminole Athletic Conference I m s c U i II action W rdnrsduy night. Th e win advances the Lions' record to 5-3 overall and I - I In the SA C. Oviedo's next game Is Friday night when they host Seminole at 7 p.m. Lake Mary falls lo 7-4 overall and 2-1 In Ihe SA C. The Rams have u home game tonight starting at 7 p.m. against D r. Phillips before traveling lo Lake Howell Saturday to take on the Silver Hawks at I p.m. Both Tw iggs und Prom strugglrd early. Prom gave up three runs and eight hits over the first four Innings while Tw iggs surrendered three runs and seven hits over the first five Innings. But once they settled down, they were virtually unhltlable. From ihe fourth through the 10th. Pro in only allowed Iwo hits and four base runners. Al one polni. he retired IB of 21 butlers. Tw iggs was almost us lough, giving up only two hits over his last six Innings of work und Ovwo* h i ni Lake Mary N4 m ii - n i ■ 414M4 M- 7 C Toiggt *"d * 1a*0S» Prom ooa Manoy WP — C To.gg* I I I I L P Prom 1171 IB - M sclnm it X Ton*)*lO.oOol Brubo-tr N Jamot ILaat Mary I !8 - Nona HR — Mono K«or<tt — Ornodo t i l l SAC. Laat Mary 7 a. i I SAC retiring 13 of Ihr last 14 men he fared. Tw iggs ended up w llh u ntnc-htilcr. striking oul 10 and walking only three, while Prom gave up 10 hits, struek out five und walked Iwo. • Oviedo finally got ihe break It was looking for In the I Ith when Kevin Tw iggs's grounder was limited for an error and Rufus Boykin went In lo pinch run. An oul later. Boykin broke for second and Jason llulsh hit a perfect hlt-and run shot through the hole vacated by Ihe srennd busrman. sending Ikiykln to third. Greg Tw iggs then came to the plate. O n a 3-and-2 pitch. Lion coach Mike Fcrrrll called for Ihe sulelde squeeze. Tw iggs' bum was perfect and Boykin scored, llulsh also scored when the catcher's throw lo first hit Tw iggs and rollrd Into right llrld. "T h a t was probably as fine a high school baseball game as von will see." said Ferrell. " I knew II was going C See Squceae. Page 2 B Heat beats Magic to take 2-1 lead in season series Unltorl Fro** International Metro Whiskey River led 4-2 entering Ihe top of the fifth Inning when KMC came up with six runs on six hits. T h e big hit In the Inning was an Insldr-thr park grand slam by Mike D 'Am ico. Greenlee, Tw iggs deliver MIAMI — Rookie Scott Haffner scored 10 of his 14 points In the first five minutes of the fourth quarter Wednesday to seal a 122-105 Miami Heat victory over In-slate rival Orlando. . March 8, 1990 It was the Heat's second straight victory and the win gave Miami u 2-1 edge over the Magic wllh one more game left to play this season. In Orlando. It was also Ihe fourth straight loss for Ihr Magic. Miami was led by Rony Setkaly with 31 points and 21 rebounds. Rory Sparrow added 19 points off the bench. Reggie Theus scored 31 for Orlando and Nick Anderson had 10. The Heal look un 81-77 lead Into the fourth quarter when llaffncr. a 6 4 shooting guard, hit five shots without a miss lo make Ihe score 100-88 w llh 7:51 lett In the game. T h e Heat held on from there. Th e two tram s played evenly In the first 12 minutes and the Heal went Into the second quarter w llh a 24-23 lead. Miam i quickly expanded the margin, und Grant Long’s two free throws with 8 :5 1 to go made It 35-27. Th e Heat later went on a 162 run. and Setkaly's bosket Inside made It 58-30 with 1:30 left In Ih r half. Orlando scored four straight on free throws by Reggie Theus ami Sidney Green und a goal-lend call on Setkaly. Th e Magic closed II up again In the third quarter, oulseorliig the Ileal 34-23. Orlando gol an 8 0 run of lls own going m idw ay through Ihe quarter on a drive by Mark Acres and three Inside power moves by Te rry Catlrdgc. narrow­ ing Ih e Heal lead In t>0-50 w llh 7:20 Ictl In the pertod. Orlando kepi Its drive going und when Calledge sank two free throws with 13 seconds lett trailed 70-77. Rory Sparrow's 13-foolrr at the buzzer widened the Miami margin In 81-77 going Into I he Anal quarter. GEE HE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY 4 1 �•f M ' * ’ 8ft — Sanford HtraJd, Sanford, FlorkJa — TTvurvlay, March I, 1880 . S T A T S & STAND IN G S in n in «m i Tl M pm Itarraman. Pram*. PL M l I 101. » I,B -L U m Kh u U Ii W L PtL M > B 4» ----------— n . M W * M E k m Cauntry Clut, J : » p m Lywaa n . L*R* l rin « M at W*kl*a CauiWy C M t I: a am. OaLaaB n . U M M at D par Rwi Country C iu a iJ * pm. O ilL I'G O t F OMR* n . la ts M * at Mayfair Cauntry C lu S .3 » » m ' ‘ 1*1 Mitt, Couttry C U , 1: St pm U M MoopoP n . P M _ at wait OronpoCountry C M . * « a m . OYMMASTICI Lyman at Bvaaa, 4pm. SOFTBALL •amtaat, at. OaMaat M Bug v n pm . Mm J O M f_______ it mo M *4 J M .OrmaOty.OMa.OLM. OS NaaaiOaa. Taam. Pat. Arum M . 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Ijlwf ()•»)»/.** t o -s-i i i i a * w M i r i i i -i / a o i a w « KrltWa Hainan OOP M i OOP s Fiootiy Puht. a a aa 0 hriopn, Iran ta o (sol asa p a n a a T tosoi m a MMraca— la O ia M aManama NranPan IMP H OP o a 1Outrun o a oa r B r a k a r t T u r l S . l t Qisoioooap l o i i N a i (o-sn oaoaoo (isiotM tsa limrsos-S/aAl out lOypiyTrauMaa I t a M l MS IZi'iltyaOar ta ta J M l Lotto MP o (i-i) » a p n n sms T (i+ i) aasa ■ (istoiioaoa M M a o s ia Tferanpanit ( i i > PauM autmno Total feuliOrionPa M. Miami U NeNowiNoOlonPe So lAnfearosn 0), Miami SS (tamoty 111. AaslotnOrianPa (Thau* t ). Miami (Systran I). Tacknicolt CotPnOyt. NUoml banco. (Iloyal NHanaa Miami, Wllay. A- IMPS. m llW raca-S/M . Cl 11.11 iDorMAppta sa t a oa ) V,clary M i MP HltmlHGnO in 0IM1 IMP P 111) n a T M S I l I IMS PM t (SI SIOOl l) I at S yaM tLNj IBb rtco — l/L A: 0 .N IGtltch I S DO M i ) Tk'i Cllcnwhoot 3*10 I B * AhrooS Vlmm 1a 0 1 )3 ) R R P ( I I I 111J* T (I SO) ttLM I ISSOO) itoi m a - i,toil H - t o u a S A N FO R D — Seminole C om ­ m u n it y C o lle g e p la ye d the perfect hosts Wednesday aa King College from Bristol. Tennessee collected 15 hits on Ita way to a 13-8 trium ph at Raider Field. T h e game does not count against SCC 's record because King Is a four-year school. The Raiders will play at home today, hosting Mid-Florida Conference foe Santa Fe at 3 p m. al Raider Field. SC C also has a game Friday, (ravelling to Tam pa to lake on Hillsborough In a nonconference till starling al 3 p.m. SCC did much belief w llh Ihe IntlaOpar NUka Ban|artOnta I ynor contract* bats on Wednesday, coming up Taaaa — ApraaP w tarmt ntm ytttN* a w llh eight hits and several other kalt CasOaupb anp cactMr ChaP Krautar an hard hit balls that were flagged l-ynar contracti. ranawaP contract* a aitch down by King. T h e Raiders also i NartlaManpNnrtn Prman tar tmp. overcam e early fielding pro­ ^Agne^l gr^cTtev OrayMyar* tar m INI saasan; blems and did not commit an I contract* a meant baaaman Mot*an error In the last six Innings, Ltrlona. mart*tan La* tats, lawm a n m aking only three mlscues lor JmMar PMia anp P**a Mmma. ma yttamr Ihe game. "W e ’re gelling Ihere.” said Miami — tlynoO famorp canlar Jim S C C coach Jack Pantellas. "W e swung the balsa lot better and If am n o n anp OmrlaNa tanoarp J R. R a t we could have pulled a couple of tMMIarnathnp balls, we could have scored a lot Hal Isu namin'* more runs. If we come out wllh the right altitude lomorrow. we - Norms Rkh RoSriyuai MM can beat Santa F c ." baicaoch Alter both teams scored a run ton OMipa Mala - CitanPaP baabatball conch Jim PranSnnury't contract l yoar In Ihe first Inning. King look the nwsua> lt*> *) mnian lead for good in the second when TaMa — Harms RMk Diet ten tulltum It came up wllh four runs. The A thistle Otnctar. •MaMm KanbrnPy — Pa*>rtboll coach big hit In Ihe Inning was a wind Muryay ArmM r a t ^ M ^ blown thrre-run home run by (AN Tbnaa O T ) w l to a ti io 11 O lt to a a tv* n o n tv* a .js* a pa. n li m ­ it if .oa o h ii a * m a ois s Dalloaattt Lauit.t M ym . lU.PLCS m b U WPaVaRry laatarnKylLMarohonPltM Murray tl. ML Austin Pas, U Hnthorn lono tL Tram toy *0 Ark anaa* LRaLTao tonJ CnSanary *7, Motion ax O T MAC Air Fares lb Imi Dtoys tl. 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C a tb r- Metro CanMranca Tournament. Cincinnati vt FkrMo StaM. ILI t:M ym . — i l. C a ik r-B iy Sky CanMranca Taumamant. Mantmo » i Montana StaM. IL ) P ;a Nrn. - GN. NBA. Utah Jon ol O s c a r Butt*. IL) y-.a y m - (L F H CalM r- Atlantic W ‘ * — ------------- ---------------- . (LI M'N*n. - SUN. CUMy*. Metftro Cor Mr ■nca Taurnsmanl. S «4tH m M in vt Viryiria Ta d k .IL ! 1 a m . — U L Cad William* v*. Tyrtll » L> ■V M y m - SC. NHL. N m York Ranyu* al FhilaSalMi**>'**»» B A M IT N A L L I y m. — SEC Tournament. Vanderbilt y* Pac 10 begins play in fourth and final tourney UnltBPl R*m * ln tp rw B tln B l In u rollrfti- basketball world In which new conference tourna­ ment n seernlnuly s p rin g u p every year. I h r Pacific 10 C o n ­ ference lays one to real beginn­ ing Thursday. Th e fourth and final Pac-10 Tournam ent, which never has generated Ihe Inleresl or reve­ nue of Ihe ulher majur college Journaments. opens al Arizona Stale w ill) two games Thu rsda y featuring Ihe sixth- through lO tli-p U cr teams. Thursday marks Ihe beginn­ ing final stretch of conference Ik U P k N Ml Ml *M - l» I I Im HusMCC 1M *11 «•* - I f Flit*, asbtntan III. Lana (4). Outnanat I trail (|) ana IrvM. Banra II). Smith Apraau. CMIraki Ul. Buttasrak it) PaMra. WF - RMUttan. LF - ANrarai KMN BkharMan I. CammrtUra. HprikJ ip o rti wrltpr Waymr; SamInal*. BaSrisuai. SB — RkharBian HR - XM». CantmtlMra. Convertlere that Just eluded leaping Jo ey Ftaher In left. King also had a four-run sev­ enth that gave II a 13-4 udvun>| (age, but the Raiders responded! with four runs of their own In Ihe bottom of Ihe sevrnlh. A I tw o -ru n double by Daks Rodriguez and KBI singles by K e vin M onahan a n d D a n n y N c llu m a c c o u n t e d fo r the Raiders' runs. S C C tried lo gel even closer In Ihe eighth when It loaded the b a s e s w i t h t w o o u t s , bu t R o drigu e z' 400-root blast lo renter was run down by Convertlere to retire ihe side. Convertlerr led ihe King at­ tack w llh a 4-for-6 day. Includ­ ing a home run. double, four RBI and four runs scored. Others with more than one htl were Richardson (3-for-S. triple, two doubles, fur RBI). D cvrrra u x and Sleele (each were 2 fnr-4 with a run scored) and Wagner (2-fnr-5. double). Providing the offense for SCC were Monahan (3-for-5, three RBI). Rodriguez |2-for-4. double, two RBI. three runs scored). Nellurn (2-for-4. RBI) and Dan Peters |t-for4|. C lm lanall — Hires Dana tib ia a* OOLANOO (M i) ca opna NIP SO IS. NaynalPl S M S t l Acrw S I IO II. Tfesua SIS i s u J1. antry N lt N l I t O rw i I I I I L AnBarran N it SO I*, Skit** N l SO L Analay NO 11 S. T a W a tM i a a n l MIAMI ( n l ) Frank SS I t S. Nka t ISO L tntkoly IS IS S I SI. O m « l « S t N O S. 1 Pu t Pi N tt I I 1L Lonp S t oa M. liir r s n N it t- I I*. ~ i t O llt H a f i m r S I t M aaaaM S 0 (SSI l*J* P (SI) MOP T (SIO) SLOP | (ss os> tsaoa IIOPNraas— S/tOkCiOMl 1 M l Loans MS MP top SBrWtBjtyanta MP MS 1q Raiders improve with bats and gloves, still lose exhibition contest tournaments, with all Ihe major conferences beginning play by Friday. Also scheduled Io begin play Thursday arc Ihe Dig Fast and Southeastern conferences, w ith the Dig F i g h t and Southwest conferences starting Friday. All told, a tola) of 20 confer­ ence lournum rnts will have been completed by Sunday. Most are huge successes, but Ihe Pac-JO’s Is not. In December, conference presidents voted to end the tournament after this season. Last year's tuurnam cnl In Ing I t - w o o d . C a l i f . , c u r t i ed $774,000. Th e IOHH version ul McKaJe (.enter an the rum pus ol ihe University of Arizona made $780,000. Other blg-tlme con­ ference tournaments generate In t h c $ l million-plus range. "I think we would have even­ tually made ihe money some of those olher conferences do If we had given It tim e." U C L A Coach J im liarrtck said. "O u r confer­ ence Is spread out so far you knrw this thing was going to take longer Io take hold, but they never gave It u chance." Oregon State Is top-seeded In this year's tournament, followed by N'o. 16 Arizona. California. U C L A and Oregon. A rizo n a , seeking Its th ird Louisville should cruise in Metro U n lt y d F r a n I n t o m a t i M i a l B ILO X I. Miss. — Locking glamour names and I lie usual hom ccuurt advantage. Ihe Metro Conference Tournam ent opens Thu rsda y with iop seeded Louisville seeking Its fourth cham pl•im hlptii llvyyriiTH, The fnlh ranked Cardinals.' 23-7 overall and 12 2 lit Ihe league, have won nine ol the league’s 15 regular-season lilies. In Thu rsda y's opening *iiiin*l Louisville faces 4-23 Tu la n e . which has rrsurrevted Its tiaskelball program this season ulu-r a 4*yrur shutdown triggered bv u polnlshavlng scandal. hi other ituarirrlluals: Memphis Stair. 17-10. Uteris South Carolina. 14-13: Cincinnati. 1H-12. faces 10-14 Florida Stale: and Metro Conference Player of the Year Clarence W rathrrspoon leads No 2 seed Southern Mississippi. IN K), ag.llusl Virginia Tech. 13-17. Instead ol playing In a conference arena, iluMelro Conference Tournam ent will lx- held In ll.5 0 U s e a l Mississippi Coasl Coliseum, which normally serves up concerts and trade shows The departures of I’ervls Llllson and George M c C T » ! < ^ l i r j V r y r o ^ ^ ^ d j | ^ U l l the conferin-f\ 'w l n c T T i S E ^ M B ^ ^ ^ ^ W i ^ H l Y e s to the N C A A Tournam ent last year T h is season, only Louisville Is guaranteed an N C A A Tournam enl bid. "Som e people huve said (he league Is down this year." Memphis Stale Coach Lurry Finch said, "b u t I think It's Just young. These guys are only going Io gel belter I don't think we've evrr had a belter group of freshmen." T h e Cardinals, who hold the N C A A record of 46 consecutive winning seasons, is led by iwo All-Metro selections. 7-fool center Felton Spencer and guard LaUrudford Smilh. Spencer, who has eased Ihe loss of Ellison, shot 60 percent from Ihe floor while averaging 15 points and 8.4 rebounds per game. Sm ith led the league In assists (6.8). ranked second In foul shouting and fourth In steals. "Fe llo n Is a m a n ." said Tu lu n d Coach Perry Clark, whose tram ranks last In Ihe league In scoring defense, scoring margin, rebounding and opposition field goal perceniage. "W hen he gets ihe ball Inside, (here's not really anything you ra n do to stop him . He gives Louisville an added dimension." T h e Green Wave have won Just once against Louisville In 21 attempts. Cenier Anlhony Heed, the league's fourth leading scurrr and No. 2 rebounder. was selected Wednesday as the Melro Conference Freshman o* the Year. Tula.ie enters Ihe competition saddled wllh an 11 game losing streak straight tournament (file, have won their last 11 conference games. Arizona llmlled Its con­ ference opponents tu 40.2 per­ cent shooting this season, and no P a r-10 foe sank belter Ilian 47.6 percenl of Its ftcld-gual attempts. ' ' W i n n i n g the cochampionship meant an awful lot. given the fact we were six feel In Ihe ground with dirt thrown on us aflcr the llrsl weekend I which featured losses al Oregon Stale and Oregon)." Arizona Coach Lute Olson said. Th e tournamenl begins w llh host Arizona State. 13-14. play­ in g W a s h i n g t o n . 1 1 - 1 6 . Southern Cal. 11-15. then meets W ashington State. 7-21 and loser ol Us last 17 conferrnre games. In Wednesday night's action, th e list of l e a r n s g a i n i n g automatic berths to the N C A A Tournam ent grew lo 12 w llh Ihe addition of Northeast Louisiana and Northern Iowa. Baseball-------"O u r hitters are starting to come a ro u n d ," said Powers. " T h e kids want lo w in and they want to win bad. W e've won Iwo In a row and we could have made It three. Now we'll Jusl have to come back against Oviedo on Friday. We always seem lo play them h ard." Seminole's game at Oviedo is scheduled for a 7 p.m . start. Lym an will host Lake Brantley In a 7 p.m. contest on Friday as well. C a a t la ia d fro m I B perfecta as Greenlee singled lo left on the very next play. Fielding the ball cleanly. Mc­ Cloud threw a one-hop strike to catcher Jeff Derr, who made a sweep tag al Talbot. Despite protests from Derr. Ihe umpire called Talbot safe and Lym an had the win. For Seminole, which look a 1-0 lead In the third Inning on an unearned run, the loss snapped a two-game win streak. Squeeze C o n tin u e d from I B bounced Into a 6-4 -3 double play. Lake Mary Bed the game In the fifth when T J . Gtuffrlda singled, went to second on a ground out and scored on T . J . Hamilton's single up Ihe middle. Maclnness was the big hitter for Oviedo with a 3 for-5 night. Including a double. Ilulsh ulso had a good night with two singles in five at huts. For the Rams, Brubaker was 2-for-3 with a double and one RBI and Nell Jam es was 2-fr>r-5 with a double. Hamilton drove In a pair of runs with a single and a ground out. to take a break because the pitchers were throwing so well and wc finally got It. I don’t know If anyone In the stands expected me to call Ihe squeeze on a full count but I knew the pitcher had lo throw a strike." Lake Mary left nine men on base Including a runner on third tn the first, fifth, seventh and eleventh Innings "W e had our chances." said Lake Mary coach Allen Tuttle. "B u t we Jusl didn't make things happen. Its a shame to ace Curt lose this game after he pitched so w ell." Oviedo had taken a 2-0 lead In (he lop of Ihe first w llh four hits. Including an RBI double by Kevin Twiggs, but the Rams countered with two of their own In Ihe bottom of Ihe flrsl, the big hit being Kent Brubaker's RBI double. Th e Lions look the lead bark In Ihe third when they loaded the buses on consecutive singles by Mickey Verne. Todd Tocco and Brian Maclnnrss. T h e run scored w hen K e v i n T w i g g s PICK 8 AILOOtUatoai maFayouannaar* $10,000.00 AVOID IKATSMISSHIN PKUBHVS l FREE INSPECTION SERVICE “ TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP ■ j mu M ib im i I \C* IM I | lra«-t ■ free $Q95 w * I f 1 aaTiftsai lUMsitaqa ru*UF KOuCtJ , Ittt III io 8 M -4W0 1IM 0 1WB 13 EXCtTINO R ACES EA CH PERFORM ANCE N gw rnoM . n u rw u ta ’ | MBnaasItoi.WN. MgtfiwMmstM towino I OH 1 *xi ckutLRM* saiuaa | 1303 C i» I ikeroil Horn ftcuiir u I aao-Btaa I WINNER Jickpot given w a y evtfy Sat night Si l I brl OosM artsy Spn$Gra$Piduti] AnfaM S orry, m u st b o 18. •9 lUW) S A N F 0 R 0 -0 R L A N D 0 to i 8814)g & E . { DELAND IND I 1305 N Woodland B+yd | t»0 4| T I M |WH| M Il tHi ri {wnsi:H.'kij{l|l^|i,iWiT:irBj KENNEL CLUB North of Olando, just off Hwy. 17 92 301 Dog Track Rd . Longmod 831-1600 MAITLAND TRACTOR SUPER SALES S H C M L V A U M S on Snapptr Motmrs, FUdtrt. Tractors, Blowers A Trimmers. MAITLAND TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT 2 B locks No. of Maitland In frc h a n g a on 17-92 « P h . 834-7272_________________ �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, March •, I M — M People Quilters get back to the (Garden’ IN B R I E F Qardtn show planned SA N FO R D — A Spring Luncheon and Home and Garden Show sponsored by Ixora Garden C lu b Is scheduled 10 a.m . to 2 p m., March 9. al the Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Avenue. Home and garden Itrms. baked goods and educational displays to be featured. Proceeds go toward a civic beautification project. Luncheon to be served 11:30 a.m. lo 1:30 p.m . Tickets. *5. For tickets, call Juyce Malone. 322-5600. Fishing toumay for blind sat SA N FO R D — T h e Sanford Lions C lu b will launch tls A nnual Shad Fishing Tournam ent for the visually handicapped at Mullet Lake Park. March 10. T h e schedule Is as follows: • 9 a .m .. Meel at Mullet Lake Park grounds • 9:30 a.m .. All boats In water • 12:30 p.m .. Wclgh-ln of fish • I p.m .. Picnic sponsored hy Sun Hank • 2 p.m .. Awarding of trophies In past years. 25-30 boats have been Involved. The club Is In need of more boats this year. For details, call Norm Hart. 321-3733 or Belt ye Sm ith. 330-5601. CALENDAR WHrrtif , * GEDTasts offsrsd S A N FO R D - Th e G E D Tests, leading to a Florida high school diploma, will be offered March 26-28 at Seminole Com m unity College. Eligibility for taking the tests must be completed by March 16. G E D Test Orientation will be held 11 a.m .. March 21: 4 p.m . and 5 p.m .. March 22. * Students qualified lo take the tests are encouraged to attend the class on "H o w to Take and Pass the G E D Tests." Details, call Seminole Com m unity College . 323-1450. Ask Tortile C E D o fn rr. Employ thaoldar SA N FO R D - "National Em ploy the Older Worker W eek" will be celebrated March 11-17. T h e Jo b Service of Florida and the Jo b Service Em ployer C o m m i t t e r ( J S E C ) w i l l host an a w a r d s p re s cntatlon/eontlnental breakfast honoring em ployers anq employers for their efforts In hiring and retaining older workers. T h e program will begin 8 a.m .. March 12. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. Public Invited. For reservations, call Pat Senlell or Lonnie Confortl. 330-8700. ‘Storytime at the Zoo’ offered S A N FO R D — T h e Central Florida Zoologies) Park will hold "Sloryttm c at the Zoo" every W rdnrsday through Aprtl 25 al 10a.m. T h is educational program Is for children ages 3 lo 5. Children will have the opportunity to listen to stories and sing songs about dllfercnt animats each week. Dr. Zoolurus and volunteers will conduct the program. T h e following programs ure planned: • March 7 — Feathered Friends • March 14 — Splffy Spiders • March 28 — Sssasnakrssss • April 4 — Funny Bunnies • Aprtl 11 — Elephants arc F o u rTo n s o f Fun • April 18 — Alligator Antics • April 25 — Anim al Magic Child programs offered S A N FO R D — Th e Parent Resource Center and Seminole Com m unity College arc co-sponsortng Child Programs In March al Seminole Com m unity College. Sessions la be held Monday and Tuesday, are Baby Toddler Labs for parents and children age birth lo 9 months: for parents and children 9 to 16 months: for parents and children Iti lo 24 months: und for working parents and children birth lo toddlers. Details, call Mary Hunger! at parent resource center. 323-1450. ext. 575 or 3 2 1-4682. S A N FO R D - T h e Central Flor­ ida Quilters G uild's ''Quitter's D arden" held recently at the Sanford C iv ic C enter was a showcase of quilled arl and excellent w o rk m a n s h ip from members of the itulid and the qulltlnit com m unity. T h e thre e-da y event, held March 2-4 at the Sanford Civic Center, featured m any Inter* esllnit activities Including quilt exhibits, a miniature quilt auc­ tion and a merchants mall. T h e re were also two film presentations. One film. "Hearts and Hands", depicted In a dra­ m atic presentation, the role played by w om en and (heir textiles In the 19th century. It Illustrated how women made quills whose beauty exceeded their functions. "Q u ills in W om en's Lives" was a series of portraits of seven contemporary, qutllmakers who revealed the passion and values behind their quillm aking tradi­ tion. Ju d g e s at the show w e rr Deanna i'ow ell a nd M arilyn H u ffm lre . w h o presented a special display of their own quilt work. Cowell is a lecturer, teacher and qulllmastcr. who specializes In color and design, expansion apparel, and cloth ing e m ­ bellishment. W ith 18 years experience le a ch in g needlew ork. Cowell ro n d u c ls national workshops and seminars. U u f f m t r e . a g r a d u a t e of Michigan Slate University In retailing and advertising, began quilling In 1973. She opened Village Qulltworks In Rocklcdge In 1978. She has taugbl and Judged Tor 12 years. Quilters Garden quill exhibits featurrd pieced quills, appliqur q u i l t s , c r i b s l z r a n d wal l b a n g in g s , m i n i a t u r e quilts, group quills and other quilled Items. These are the winners of Ihc I9 9 0 C F Q G Show: Bast of Show Cal Styrlng for her "Birds and the Ulues". Pieced First Clace — Ja n Hrrrtnglon. "Q u a n d ry ": Second Place — Cal Styrlng. ''International W utrr": T h ird Place — Jolanta Gwlazda. "Patience." A p p liq u e First — Cat Styrlng. "Birds a nd the B lu e s " : Second — Marlon Kolb. " H O H O H O ": T h ird — Rose Vacruro. "Exoilc Oriental Flowers." Wall Hangings Flrsl — Cat Styrlng. "Flight from Danger"; Second — Glenda Bullenllnc. " T h e tnlcl: Th ird — Carol McMahon. "Broken Star": and for Judges Award — Ja n W lldm an. "C o u n try Sampler" D E A R A B B T : I am the mother of 10 l o v e l y ( a l l w a n t e d ) children, all by one father, and we've been married almost 24 years. We have never been on welfare. 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"Mexican S la r": Cat Gay — "Hardest Quilt Ever". G ro u p First — Lois Bally, "Baltimore A lb u m ", quilted by Marie Ken­ nedy: Seeond — Glenda Uallcntlne. "Hearts of Friendship", squares made by friends: Th ird — Marlon Kolb. "Longevity" . quilted by Connie Rodriguez. O th e r First — E m m a Fre d e ric k . "W h ile Jacket"; Second — Joan Kuslner. “ Give Us T h is D a y": T h ird — Kathy Nemarle, "V e st." From left to righ Glenda Ballenline and Becky Wolary sell raffle tickets for a quilt d awing to Mary Rummel. M o t h e r h u rt o v e r c a lls a b o u t s o n ’s c r im e THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 :0 0 Km nd malched quilt was made in the 1930s by F eda Llmprecht of Oak Park. Ill . It took har 1.000 hiure to complete Nell Stanlon (left), of Jensen Beach, and Shannon Stanton, Oaylona Beach, stop to look at the ‘Postage Stamp' quilt, registered as a ‘Historic Quilt' with the Stale of Florida. The hand-pieced. Ctwsn For 24-hour listings, see T V Week issue of Friday, March 2. I work In home day-eare. O ur 20-year-old moved out. fell In with an Immature crowd and stole some beer. (He was walling In Ihc car — he didn't go In.) He was charged with theft. hut hccausr this was his first of­ fense. lie hud lo pay a fine und do IOO hours of com m unity service. Ills "crim e " was reported In the ncwspa|x-r. As soon as the newspapers were out. I had half u dozen rails from people I hardly knew saying they had seen m y son's name in the paper. How terrible! W hy do people do tills? We were hurt und embarrassed over (h r whole thing, und didn't nerd these phone calls lo pour salt on our wounds. Also, many of m y husband's ro-workrra brought II up ut work: he carried a heavy heart for weeks. A bby. I have had enougli I n s u l t s a b o u t h a v i n g 10 children. T h e y are all good kids — one Is In college und the I2lh-grader Is all " A " student, hut nobody calls to say. "Isn't that nice?" W hy are people m i mean? Anil hew can wc answer them? Thanks for listening. I feel better already. M O T H E R O F 10 D E A R M O T H E R : O nly the most Insensitive and mean-spirited person w ould call, as these people did. Should anyone rise bring It up. say. "lie made a mistake, hut he's our son and w c love him. Wc appreciate your Interest ami concern, hill he assured, his family Is behind him 200 perccnl D E A R A B B Y : I h ave n ever said any kind I blessing at icsllo n s: Is II mealtime. Tw o proper for a h iFi lo ask Ills dinner guests t |oiii him In saying the bless) t{? Is II proper for a guesl lo dec) ic? D. .I N A R IZ O N A D E A R D .B .: YeInvite Ills guest saying the blrswho wish to Jol Those whu I in I nut make an t » should bow ll remain silent. the host mayiii Join him in ig, unit those III will do so not to. need i- ol It — they ir heads and D E A R A B B Y : quote a paragraph from your iloinn: " T h e heart ol ■location Is in nor literature, st cud (ur know Iedge and read h pleasure. The |M-rson who doe not read Is not person who i>ellcr oil than cannot read." Th e Important ol reading has never been n re sueeliliTlv expressed. I am i lined h i dunk It's an Abby or Inal In all my 82 years. I hai never seen ii. Abby. those w its should lie posted In largi type In every classroom, hit rv and reerratlnn center w re |H-opU- ol all ages gather. It would also make a flue slogan lor our luilloo* effort to combat illiteracy. M R S. M IL L IC E N T A N D E R S O N M E S A . AR12. D E A R M R S. A N D E R S O N t It's o rig in a l, and I am c o m ­ plimented. And lo anyone who wants to use It — help yourself. (Problems? Write lo Deer Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a sell-iddreseed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 89440. Los Angolas, Calif. 90089. All correspondence Is confidential.) |r jF k > y d T h # a t r # a | PLAZA TWIN MWY W Gif- T TICK t TS AVAll AM f IA Ml MATID m •acaoam v ITARDS RIVING MISS IISY m |PG-I3| MAD m IV HOUSE-S I U M U M.L MOV'ilMDO'l e m ig re ]/.’ 1?»6 LOOSECANNONS' , » | LOOK WHO'S TALKING i P C - 131 VERTICAL BLINDS • FREE in home estimatts • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY P R IO R START AT ONLY to* tii# fWtf m t* .M tourttre dnJ liM i, **'# SANFfRD VERTICALS “A Ni 7 5 0 W ylly Offft ftuD K,f * 4 321-3601 �Ilf 41 — Sanford •HtftJd* Sanford. Florida — Thursday. March 8, 1090 71- H e p Weiner LegalI Notices CLASSIFIED ADS IN T H E CIR CUIT CO UR T OF TH C E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT. IM AMD FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA C A S IN 0 .ra * l* 4 C A 4 4 L CH ARLES BENJAM IN ELLIS. P»mion*r<Mu*barKf. And SUSAN AMANDA ELLIS. Rnpondtnl/WIM N O TIC E OF ACTION YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I F IE D m*t a Patman Far Dt* tolulion Ot Marrlag* ha* Man lilad <*a M fan. and that raw ara rtquirad la **r*a a copy ol your Raison** ar P Hading ta tha Patltlan upon tha Pali tlanar't Attamay. GEORGE B. W ALLACE. ESQUIRE, at I I I W. Firal Straat. Suita *SI. San lord. Florida 0711. and IIN tha or if Inal Ratoon** ar Piaading In tha ottic* at tha Clark ol lh* Circuit Court, an ar batara Hi* I0H1 dar ot Aarll A 0 . IttO It you tail to da **i a Oatauit Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611___________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS- • f t M A J L -f c M P J l *■ S lll ^ lllB R E B . . . jW B ■ M M V ftra P M M V M T1M M V • •Nm a I M , l l l r t ? 1 !*— m UTS* lRS#rttg* GAty *Rd pnty tg MR Pliant At tat CMt R llh B t Irbrf N b r . PltaBBdiRck v « i r B ila rB C C R TB C V Ifct Ural B dy W naats. U u y u IwWiRsatf *wery i p p i r a e S M m s r ii Plumber*. A C . Drywall. O ia il n g . Ira n w a rs . P v t/ fM t W ill frWn. ■ N W fl Apply iss LangwoadSJPTta*.........BOB M b Dr, f i l N Aftpf PlaMw ITW lS w ddV N B M W U -U e e lS e r v Im 27— N w r a e r y A C h ile O r a • atow claim* B racanaad •ration • Hooatnga botora tho J vdg •Aggeel* councl I/review* oFraoCoraulatlonl *N*Fo*Uaat**tW* W IN IIf NaH Tack, and ENcfrWytMf. NsadM Me Me* ta*R M tanMed. Oragt Family Cad MB MM |wp ^WNNl^ta EamkJmUn g^Wwyi r*wukSu IW e» dayen In **clal a related ngtd. Tram- LA KB NURKMJLM Ouf* care. agaa J and ug. T L C twaaM and mack*........ X14W »*NdSdn S H A R O H 'S A O O A A B L E I T INK IR 1 . A M l Nappy II Taw Hat Taw IIearned B CPR cart, ladlat M Me* Mack play wtNi yaw cNttgran ilA M M I X P M X M lM Gesnt ptaman Mm Jidy. IMS _____ M t a B R C d k P . _____ CRAPTS* M ILLS * TRAOES •ttbstn----------- #net ---------------- o ttn clawed cat. •rUntil khort Plica Subd. 477 REWARD m IMVWMm 23— S p o c is l H o t I cos [A N O TA IY Far DalaiFt I M»LJ7 a u r/orld* Wolary aaeorlatlon 27— N u r s e r y 4 C h ild C a r a CHILD CARE ■MaPwr K i e l car* Mr chtIWan.- n*wba 14raor*. Sanford, XS 4*14 EKPSRIIMCIO MOTHER Ol > A O U N C E Tg Itart Yaw Own Buktnaa* ItrancMwl wMh IH •Mdown pyiywil. B campany tt willing M fkianc* yaw n a n II M i Sava lltthg ar n* credit lam ing potential U M M I t M R within yewr lit year O n ly t e r la u i Ingulrla a 17 yj Narlh BraaaM Dr Day Car* H u rta ry , camyietely modern 4 beautdul Can be uted a* medical facility or any ottwr kind ol bvainttt Mr* Gram U W I . ava altar • p r t J J H I I I ________________ M apan Man Lag** A taaaa eg*tan CaN----------------jjiagtj. SMALL HOMS TOWN RUSI N B I I n a a d t f in a n c ia l aiklatanc* t* evyand and grow Willing M gay 15% mtaretl an email I year loan C«A Mo*% 5 * tN I meet*. HRSIF7CAJ7. JJJ S*JS Legal Notices I N T H I CIR CUIT COURT 01 T H I 1 I T H JU D ICIA L CIA C U IT O F F L O tlO A . IN A N D F O R Semtaete COUNTY C A S IN O : » MSS C A «+ P DIVISION: P In re the merrtegt ol Blendl* Fisher Dean. Petitioner end Kermil E Deen. Reieondent N O TIC E OF ACTION TO Kermil E Dee« NSW Doren 1102 Glendele. Ce9l20) YOU ARE N O TIF IE D the! en eeften for DISSOLUTION OF M A R R IA G E has been filed against you, end you ere re quired to serve e copy el your written defenses, il eny, to it on Olendls Fisher Dean whose Address is ISOS W IStti. Apt 111Ap Senfwd; FL. on or b e te l March if, IffO. end file the' ortgirtel with the Clerk of this Court either before service on the pfeintiff or immediately there her i otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition D A TE D February II, Iff© (S EA L) M AR YANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By CecelieV Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish February IS, 23, March I. I. ItfO OEN t u A F F ID A V IT UNDER F IC TITIO U S NAME S TA TU TE S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . COUNT Y O F SEMiNOLE The undersigned, under oath, states the Intention to engage in e business enterprise under the f ic t itio u s nam e of C O N F R A TC R N IT A S PARTNER S. INC 6 fee BANDOL located At All Timber Ridge Drive, Long wood. F L 12739 Those interested tn the Above enterprise end the eiteni of the Interest of each, ere as follows C O N FR A TER N ITAS PARTNER S. INC By; Joseph W Barker* Vice Pres i l l Timber Ridge Drive Long wood FL J2779 100% Publish March |. IS. 22. 29. !9f0 O EO BJ CELEBRITY CIPHER CeraOPAir C«*e» tni h f e ra ere created eon* eucletaone Ay terno* peoete peel end ptwani lech Miter m tee apftar standi So* EMPLOYMENT tit 323-5176 M W .t m u . A C tTU C C0ATM6 JOtSIl W OP II* M par hr Mo tigorlenco neodad II In tin Indutlry and growing W o r k o u t d o o r * an CART a BO A TS* PLANES Many gaalttan* aval labia CaN Me. Bark* IIA M afTTJ ACTOR S /B X TB A I Hollywood Eatf Mgmt Mo. avp noert w ry LK TJMXCJiani H7I looctall I NMntMo the Herald A D D TO YO UR R fCOM I S IL L A V O N M O W ________ C A LL t t J M lt ________ tfpoammsnnis Prefer tap.. but will train the right person. Hrs Mon Thwrs. 10 AM f PM Apply 2397 laniard J w . t AM. Id' I PM U IT 0 U H G N U 7 AND H A K M O R IIK ? Wo havo full/part lima poll Iram I Eaceileni banetlt* and ■alary Apply M gw*wi now I tgaadway Slankt Martin I-* and SR a*. SaaMrd S S S C H U IIS Ta BIO. IS par hour Many naadadl Will trainl Call now! AMtro EatpMyaiant aaaeill * ATTENTION * w H O U U N iV U * BARN E X T B A M O NEY Non amok log. pioatanl at m e i p h i r t . M o rn in g and t v t n ln g hour*. P rtg n in t ladle* wokomo CnN 339-3144 ATTENTION HIGH 5CH00URS LOOKING FOR E X TR A CASNJ Work after tchooi. planting lioworlngplugt Call Carotra* Groan Houtet t n m i n k lor AI On or Chad AUSTRALIA WANTS TOU!! E X C E L L E N T P A Y . Banafitt Trantporlallon Call « / n i ;aoo*>t ttaj Toll refunded **m k *hw AUTO M ATS i f * day* par wook Call l » t O M « i k tor Mike________ B O O K K E E P E R . (T O P PAY Hiring now. cdlnowl Job Center, taa m a m Long wood A ree M ature person Hoodie pwyroil. eccfs peyebie. sates |oi*neJ. etc. PC or cawspulier eip P 9 II N . Expertencad. residential end remodel mg Need toots, pl us transportation Call after 7pm 9 0 a ;3 »a m __________ m v h u O M CASHIE8SIHEDCO C R B S F U I M P H C I n M S M 0 T N K U . ' — Jh H fcM J o O FFtC I CLERKS P RECEPTIONISTS P SECRETARIES •WORD PROCESSORS P INDUSTRIAL WORKERS K R B O U K V U I P U . PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "I hpv* no ambition lo Da a *tar, a* long I t I gal anlgigating rota* and work with good loth." — David Duka* l PM ANL I day* par wook. l a c g l l w i far rp- " r J ! ? . W M f . y b o t kanatit* e e no oggornmiTy n worn ar many af mg m nm ganm In CaU taw Mr an dl...........7*4771 MO B II/P R ID AVPAV POR P E D IA TR IC OPPICB. Front an ' Tpi PO ■W77BIWS -CaRSMETW PART _________II CpB M BSIEM STI s b c u p it t d u a b d • p u ll TIM S. IprMp U R i M B N ■iMWn* S L M o n lp m S lp m P IM M MBW.SWk.Sf. PAYROLL CLBRfL STOP PAY Nkgidiagrw gsk.ltH S 7P ME D K A L ASSISTANT I PART TUBE) PNYSKIANt NEEDED sm victs I Indednd Park, •OBOYN BOB..................... -Jd/P/H/V houo a van oe couorad pkkngT Want M work part ttmat CaU p PamI Iy Praclld* L A I TECH I PART TIM E I T* SU M par Naur. Hieing nawlWM tram. S t ill 00T C l i m t O OtfTER Haadid Mr Meat dtllvgry. Man Fn Baiiant* Subalanca Making M paikan Part* City, (SI B. Cornwall Bd . VarWavd I O E. _____tint M l ttnwcauorapt af now* and kkohwet Mr Tha Sanford HoraU. Poalttan m RSL CCU S « Intern* procu re > valra* Intarvlawlng. not*, B i t ____ liking and writing lacMMnt command *• Ms Engilah low and aWUly t* typa art IV A d m illu r t arporlonc* p r e la r r e d . Tesiso weakly Lee aJJLang haul Will Train BSt............... - J B N W r it * la lla r id puWI ficatlan* M: C/O Ranald W. HaaM. Emeu H u t ■ dltar Tho laniard Harakd. JW N. Frond* Avo, Tag pay I Call now! Job Cantor. *** 77**1** D R IV E R • Port time, eve* and waokand*. Lak* M iry Coll _________ a S M JM IM _________ Eaporloncodnocottary Mtrtlb* D O T. cortlflod Apply In P*r**n Lowe * o f Ntoltland. StSSS USHwy. U S ) So* Grady oe Doug___________ E X P E R I E N C E D W a llra t* wanted, full ar part tlm* Call J71 7*3*. atk lor Carmona ar Rick_______________________ cooking noodtd lo . . . . . weekly leatur* itarle* about ore* rotldonf* who on|ty cooking P m non Involve* Inlervlowing. noMtokktf and writing E .cellent cammand al tha Engkldt ‘ Joumaltim. yhotogreph. and com outer entry aiparlanc* M ary raildanl* preferred 4S HOUft t • GOOO BE N I F \T » E X P E R IE N C E R EQ UIR ED I Cere oil and gualiflcottone to: Food. CfO Ronald W. Had*. ■ aacwtlva Editor Tha tankard Herald. MS M Branch Avo. laniard FI . 0771 FLORIDA NO PHONE CALLS JOB CENTER, INC. * INSTANT P A T O C O S * (904) 774-4344 or 4777 — .......Ta llJH R I 1X0 WK e Comm A ll th iH t eveXebie Good Hourly v»ege Belie offer 60 deyt No e«pertence needed Sferf immediefeif Promo fteneto^parfuniflei A p p le t Amoco FoodSfwp 4000 Slefe Rood 40 Senior d or M O U M e ryB lv d . Lk Mery , E ic if in g op portunity for t mofi voted Mtei per ion Un ijiimiied eerntng pofenlief. chence lo meef dt nt* bull n # * i\ VIP », L community Ite d e n Apply of Greeter Senford Chember of Com merte, 400 E Ilf Si I O K RBSTAURAHT SM SIMM to tl datrMu**rt naadtd Part A tl—ApsrtmMfi/ JUST HI E We road you o an. SA7S par haur t* wart, and anc* h tlp lu l. praat at- *7MW SI Kd at. SaMord » * M B . ................. JA/P/EOE BfltTAURAMTS ULNiU- v im m . il 338 OK. N i partMn. U d tnckfdaa aU.AIMrtaSSPaMS7 MV la dtaro I Pdrm. I. SMS/m* Pk. X I STM fp m GaUaria lidian Laka Mary Can m a i n M jM M HNSEAMCS * Ml wen Jl M tMmaMMr MBaoar HINNER STARTRM PAVI 12 3 S M I Ext M S Hama dyM Mad. Aggly 1PM ■ 4PNL Hdiday H a n nttteu Apply m m il rant, Hwy 17 Slnaar Lk Mary R B ITA tN U M ff ira U H E lF Apply SPM ■ aPSA Hdiday Clap* ree at*, klfckan and l*un*y Mclllttag caPM TV darting allsVwt. n p a m ^ L l A N raom l*r working parion la Inch ctMr TV. tmau rafrlgariMr. waakar. d l uttlitta*. maid aaryk* SSS gar $71 FIE V ) Mm m t I scIi CpsriRts* MASTER C A K 0/V IU S A TU IM T HOURS IAM -12J0 M tM T W S A O IR FOR A $ ) MSCOUNT ________ I ad per perton________ make larger paycheck* all Ih* lima. Sound Inter•■ting? Part tlm* B M l tlm* avaHable CaN today O b 11*4 JA N ITO R IA L im j OFFICE O I A R I N work IvaUabM. Tran* porlaUon It * mu*t Call fcaIwoonPAM lPM......... MI47I7 K I T E S P U L . IN C . Raalkor*. pay* tuition to Root Eilat* School I ...............Call m nos LABORERS PRECASTaMOKTEPUUn AAlHUml ■Um C R IU PREP A nSHNASHIR Good working hour*. Mon/Frl Benefit* end Uniform*. Cell 1231219 f O R I U n OPERATOR Hiring now. M t o l l ) per hour glut bonoll Itl I J T I M M ............... JAHOPertd OLASS INSTALLER TRAINEE Hiring now! Call new! Job Center, to* 77acut GOOO WORKERS HEEDED) Dolly Work................Dolly Per Cell Bob Mr Mlailt altar 1pm ..........Ml 1151 C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , nnianiry. pgkdkta and MM. 1I*M cortlflod CBCO MOD PM Oodgn/Bulld and alter Prat EttlmoM*.............CaR M M fW MILLER UOmONS Central Flartda Unco ISIS Fra* Oaalgn. Fn * EtttmaM* _f c*! . niTT-FAST IRC LANDSCAPERS Eaparlancad with drlyar* 'le a n t* P u ll lim a poll Uont- ........................ TO SIM IS ■ (P AIR S* PAINT LANDSCAPE IM ITERANCE E k p o r lo a e t d . f u ll llm * amploymanl Rokrtncot re quired Salary nagpilabla _________CaN M l MSS_________ LAUNONOMAT ATTENDANT Mature pervon. hXI ar pari lima Laava Mawaga, Ml J7M URFN MAJNTENANCECommercial contract aaparienceonlyMiaial____________ aHtsHm S IR V IC B • All m d w t C J W K water p a r , d r k air haat pumgt. Now and aelWtng be •laiiation 17 Y rt arparlonca Wayna D yktt Sr. naw with C m a r y ’ s P lu m b in g L k Jf — ----------- BuHdiws Contractors NEW, B B M O O IL BEPAIR HOSSflS. OFFICES. STORES AH typaa candrocfMn. Baa/Cam xusa C A B P tN T B B All kind* af ham* rapalrt. patnllng B caramlc ^ H jJ jg M r d O r m jX y g ^ C k s n itif l O N E ROOM F R I B , Ouganl Tallon pratacIMn 1*11114 vdual w/S roam gaclal SSA71 ar 1AM par roam. X % art pat ad*r arakMmt B rapdra. Aak abeuf eur ighaMMry tpetiah I Hour*. I JUS M 4 P M ......SX43I4 NO flo*o Mr that coMptoM T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d H a s D ir e c t D o o r -T o -D o o r S a le s P o s itio n s A v a ila b le T o d a y ! I pMRng R it* iworry about It Mr you. Lot w* Call ASAP Claming. Any ilia kom atXguari Lieanted* Ban CaNwnns C o w c ra it EARN EXTRA $$$ M O N D A Y F R ID A Y 4 6 p m (Flu.iW o) M I N I MR* JaBa. Fra* E lt O R XP -W n.Lkanm d/lnurod W EST C O N C R E TI SERVICE Small JaM ORig J d t a l m i r MB*. Fra* EW. 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Wo kmr* ImmodM* Mart and A D J U I T M I N T I A N O C A I D I T I : h i Ihg aygwt pf pn B f »w IN BR s4. r n UnfgrB N m M wilt hg n t m m M t tar SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA CASE NO. W ITS'CA SeL IN R E TH E M A R R IA G E O F BARBARA A BRENNAN. Petitioner/WII*. and JA M E S L . BRENNAN. Retpondenli Huiband N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO JA M E S L BRENNAN Addretl Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE O that a Petition tor On toiution el Marriage ha* been tiled agamtl you and you ar* required to tarvo a copy ot your written detente*. It any. to It on S AN D R A K MANSON ES Q U IR E , attorney tor BARBARA A BRENNAN, whew oddrett » It ) Wetl Jettup Avenue. Long wood. F lor ido. J17SI. on or before the jam day ot March ltoo and Me tha original with the Clark of thn Court aithar bafor* tarvic* on Potitianor'* attorney or Immedlatoly there after, othorwlt* a datault will bo enterad agamtl you lor Ih* relief demanded in Ih* Petition lor DittolutionotMorrlogo W ITNESS my hand and kaal of thn Court on Ihl* Itth day ot February. IMS I lean M AR YANNE MORSE Clark ot rho Circuit Court By Jan* E Jatowic At Deputy Clerk Publith February !J. March I. I. it ites □ EN JJ* C M N H C F i n i s i* grganiMd p i man flan. 1 ^ . halpkd MV MBA AIDES OSADtaatS Noon Tho Boy lotere FubAcoaion Sunday tl AM. laherdoy Monday.ItJBAM Soaurdoy IN TH E CIR CUIT CO UR T OF TH E E IG H T E E N TH JUD ICIAL CIR CUIT Q N V K Msg tn Em spw issSita — < TA L E N T EUtLOERB------- BEE NIENCE - t h i s RECORD MAY N O T C O N S TITU TE AN AOE O U A TE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF A P FE A L FROM A D EC IS IO N M AD E B Y TH E C IT Y W ITH R ES P EC T TO TH E FOREGO ING M A T TE R ANY PER SO N W ISHING TO EN SURE T H A T AN A D EQ U A TE RECORD OF TH E FR O C EED INGS IS M A IN TA IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS A D V IS E D TO M A K E T H E NECESSARY ARRANGE M E N TS A T HIS OR H ER OWN EXPEN SE C IT Y OF LAK E M ARY. FLO R ID A Carol Edward*. City Clef * Dated February 7*. 10*0 Publith March*. IS. lots OEOM a P O V B F . C M M IR K A M I g j ^1 1 1 ' j L L ' K S i ” J j 7 1 -H E ie W A w H d v u m fyati • * « ** rinoe — VO renoct o SI .SO crah Aacounl tor prompt poymom khodulIngmoymrludoHardd Ad.ulWoi U lh * owl ol m i f An ■ ■.1 doyCmtal when you got roauH*. Foy prJy lor doyt your ad runt at rot* earned. Uaa LAI dawrriMion for leatoil remit* Copy mutt follow occopaoMo C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLO R ID A NOTICE OF PUBLIC M A R IN O NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN by tha City Cammluion at Hi* City ol Lak* Mary. F lor Ida. mat uaid CommitHon will hold a Public Hoofing an March IL itao. at I B P M . ar a* toon tharaattar a* poulbla ta comJd or tha tint at to* roaulrod roading* at an Ordinance an litHd AN ORDINANCE OF TH E C ITY OF LAKE M AR Y. FLOR IDA. PROVIDING FOR TH E V ACATING OF AN A L L E Y IN BLOCK SO. AMENDING PLAT OF CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES. LO CATED IN TH E C IT Y OF LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA. ANO MORE PAR TIC ULA R LY OE S C R IB E D H E R E I N : P R O V ID INO FOR S E V E R A B IL ITY . C O N F L IC T S . A N O EF F E C TIV E DATE vacating Hi* tallowing allay: A jo toot Wide alloy at Block IS. A M E N O E O P L A T O F CR YSTAL LAKE SHORES, at rocordod in Plat Book a. Pago IA ol tha Public Record* ol Seminot# County Florida Tha Public Hearing will bo hold In me City Cammluion Chamber*. IM N Country Club Road. Laka Mary Tha Public it invited to attend and ba hoard Said hoofing may ba continued from lima lo time until a final daemon it mad* by tha City Commitakm Cofflot ot the Ordi nanca In lull ara available In Hi* City Clork’lOttlc* II tha Ordinance it adopted an Flrit Roadmg. Ih* City Cam mitotan wilt cormdrf the Second Reading on April S. IMS. at t.BS P M . or at toon there*Her at pouibie NOTE A TA P E D RECORD a e s o Futl or pari I CM t A M l NEW STARTIME RATES Full/p*ft tlm* pgtlllani avallaBM. EiparMnca pro ■ k l.N M N . TA LE N T BUILDERS C O N S T R U C T I O N L O C A L / C A R IB E IA N Par ■ lactrlclani, Carpantgr*. tor Hi* raliat tha Prtillon O A T E D at SamlnoN County. Florida. Ihi* *th day ot March A 0 . law ISEALI M ARYANNS MORSE CLER K OF THE CIR CUIT COURT By: CacauaV. Eharn PuMIth March I. IL JJ. 1*. ItN OEOM i p Faemorg de telli contact: Captain ¥i ■—— wtf> M i n t B€<» » t t d at tou * a h u p u la lif y M 71— HtteWteteJ 71- Nursing Cera iAUHITl tww Mug A cancant Mr tk* aMdty Spadaut accammadatlon*. Mw manUdy rata*. Day Cara AuailakM Atm. Ob*«7*. DaRaaa Rnn M| Mrv>c«.l*c. -Hama Cara Tkar* SNardaSM" Nana* • AM* • IM* M/t M7 1741X1 IN.CNalca Par Y t d f Naatal I • INfourtd Rapalr* SC M O FTW H TM O A O Uhaur*I FINraMal Fra* (NlmaMal CFCWIXX S U 9 O ff M U H IN S AO P r a t io r a O w n in g ~ WAS TO U R HOUSE W H ITE? ANO NOW G R EY? Call n Mdayl W*'II ha an our way I to A L L E N U N T R A C T I M P d Pra* EtHmaMtCaU.M* Ml* " ^ ^ r S C T G in in i^ ^ Y A R D DEBRIS MAULED I M / U U a ALSO, J U M C A IS MQ O VYKf D , F R E E .. . MFBS7 RItIM 'r » g S d r v ic t ICN OLSTREE SERVICE Fra***tlmaM*l FaJrPrkatl L k ...lm .Hump GrtnOUvj. Tall XSXSXdPTdaRp -L a tT k a P ra N iilu N ta R " T R I M M IN G . Ta pp in g. R t............. Ml | ' WsW^Alr P w r if ic s t io n JL Watar and Air FIItralId. Mr kama and brnmam. F*r Fra* (MbnaMCaJI ......... 4*41111 �n i n I M I M Kdrrto/d H o fM d . K a n fo rt, F I o t W 104— Duytox- M li^ H s w m i ta r fe H - H I— M tlB BB B / H b liiN U * 4 K I T *N* C A S L Y U g *y I w i y W i k A t T H tS m /M u t K IT C M tN . 1mmdry p r M k w . >NWNH O TRTE 1 * 1 (SMrS/UF at Bettaurant Buttxaaal Sweat t*M »r my Un c a t catMchan al Mgh Qualify M IM M o rM O fT S IM l i/r l/ I. I fe w nxw Mutt Swat U ll/m o plua Be paalt AaatldPM 1/11. M e a M S A N F O R D • F u r n lt h e d I badreem. M* p a ll. Moor dawnlawn. Call I l l - B i l l , _ exglm ebo M a f F M i ^ ^ ^ ^ 1*7— M *M I* t/ l . 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In M a rlin B ld p . n a il t* Oatdan Lamb Badawrant Ceil hMI Martin I M l » M 137— O H Ic t R t f r t ilt BBAMO ME W O t t 1CI PLOOtO Mate h Mi.taoke n O C lIO M IM O l Mate M Spatial . m t/ x t _________ C e lH IIO M i_________ 1 SMALL B E M T A L O M IC E S laxad OC 1 Vary raawnabMl H i l l Cell new! I t t f S A B B L A TC D V*5k«S!* ter * h**dym*n Ownar tin*nclihg V I . d*l*chod g*r*ft Svbm.i •Hotter* Ttrin* A U ln a t lim B A TE M A N REALTY Lie. Baal Etta It Brakar IM* Laniard Ava Otar I .at* Ip. Pt. Ltrug Areall ( j r o r e r i e w \ t ilM a NEW 4/1*t c*d*r horn* Lot* of tr***!! Loteof #itT**t! vm m W ALLACE C R i t U A A L I V t *« ___________ a u t t f ___________ if * 3210SM 101— H o u s g s F u m lth td / te n t Id AMO IB 4* I bdrm turn Inti xathor/dryor. micro Touriti Welcome M l leal 103— H o u s g s U n fu rn is h td / R «n t D IB A R Y 1 bdrm. IM bom*. 1 car 9^*9* K f* w porch, *11 mj|or epplioncet tiM/mo i*t,f**tB*»c m t m in* D ER AR Y LA K E FR O N T 2 bdrm homo w/Fk» room Big y*rd t4J0/mo ♦ v k Coll Hotl Reolty, 121 477*_________ D ELTO N A - Nke 2 bdrm 2 both. K f w nod room, gorogt, (tntod U5Q mo 1 yr l««te 90* m M O o r d P It f W If HOMU TO RENT t and I hodreem Unfurmthod. Lata Mar* and la n ia r d a ra a il C a ll lo r aval lability and localiont Aik Mr Brenda § M a r Hull. It M *T t i l angM ,k v e hreammg with Hollar. Baducad M r Quick t*MI n J M f k m Alt* DeMMx SoWeet. Si M l ceii i n eaaa TbaOoki SaxMrd Ouwl prtraM 1 larpt bdrmt. utility reom /lrd bdrm. ] bath*. Iirtpiaca. pool/Mnnit prlalMdp** incluWd Baducad M 1111.00* Phona da»k M l i t l l or a lt a r IP M and . M l MM. M m l B70WRKR r Room, t both how** with firrpl*c* and s t r m W porch, corner lot Alto 7 room how** with * r* p irowhd porch, tenewd yard 2 «*tl*. I *h*d* 7Mite* E **t of 0%te*n u s 000 FOR BOTH M*4* Otter 11 Call P I 2243o» I SdOWSO ASSUMULE, N0QU4UFTING OB LESS THAR *2*00 CASH IN CLUO IN G CLOSINO COST 2 A 4 bdrm homo* in Sanford. Dtltofla/OoBftry/Lli Mary/ Lonqurood'Altamonte Spring*. 31,300 DOWN I NCI. CLOSING I bdrm. t bath, flroplac*. appluric**, carport 124**00 USS THAN S3,too DOWN 1/1 tplil plan, appliancat. I car parapa an privacy Mncad i/l ewe ....... ......... W M t f1Ji 240-1100 PIMECRC1T 4 bdrmt * Irg 4 b d rm * W o lk to P in e c r e t f E le m t n f o r y 14)0/mo ♦ dtp m IQtl ■ f N T TO OWN J bdrm . completely remodeled! 44)0 per month Cell 2P IMP WINTER STRINGS 1 badrmm. 1 bath. Inaplaca. lo much Mll*t lYoattoid MOB, mo C a lH H tit/ 105— D u p ltx T r lp ltx / R tn t LAK E M ARY 1 (K*m . I hath, wall Id wall carpal, ch/*. Mnctdyard Call C l t m ASSUME, NO QUALIFY URE MART POOL HOME New 1 bdrm 1'1 balh 1 tlory. appliancat. hrcplaca. 1 car parapa ............... ....... SAS.N0 assume no quAunr 2/1*7. 1.400 *q ft. n*iv paint and carpet, ipplianc** on )/) aero U17 mo IS* 000 GENEVA Ho u m on 7** *cr«* 2 bdrm , 2 bath, appliance*, garago. ad d l t l s n a l out b ld g or workshop ....................ITf.SOO PAUL A B E TH OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES 111 4744 F U H iM H T t Call F e r te le SEMSTRINWi U B. hbaryteai baei M Hare* •Metric tlarl kearevry Set* ..........u / n _________ Cednvetta_________ C IB C L I TH IS ADt H ID O fN L A K E V I SMp taver kit. Leapt PMnp tree Neer perk end ichaert Hex only la* an CAU ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 U M Bark Dr. M l W. Laka Mary ■!., LB. in \i AA r break, lac. Cautery |l CaH l i i H MwiBatd Day*. » 1 1 M I***. W * m i B B M B V A - Own Ixtraed i raxtixp 1 ************** O O V IB M M IH T B IS A L IS ■OB ML B A LL JB., B.A. LAK B M A B Y B B A L T T .W X H 1 A S S U M I, MO Q U A L IFY I bdrm I berh. urpe let. fenced beck yard S i r . m ST.W iceehMm lp H in a * n I I I W . l i t . A ir S e ll* IS* M U O I OAKS urraund ttwt ley* hr 1 Mem heme with lemily ream. Mr met einmp roam u r n wreh. Mncad yard, and doubM carport Only SU M* COUHTBV CH A M M B B1 t e n , 1 bath, family rm . i a r . w r yard, hup* beautiful oalt. railed e*tM. W HAM rtdM MOW MIXING M ,X .A O IH T I * * 0CLT04N * * IM M A C U L A TI Ik d rm / lb e lh STWP Down Non Quali lyin« Marlpapa 407 1221155 DELTONA C Mat la 41S. Owner* m«*l tell. New kta nn tu bulll hem* 1 badroam. | balh. Mmlty ream. wart w e d ..-.......... ...... t U W MAM I M W CadOMrMtM ■ BA ...............srenu R EALTY 11 M W V ir n .D d iA B Y S0S44M431/J0S44I-S722 R EY ES B E S T B U Y S OWNER Financir«g Avaitabte built to *tand fha tell of llm » 7104 tg ft af living in IN* la vtly country 1/1. ) *t*r •nargy *ff ktent. pool horn# K***a*/ Me Kanna I T ) 2*44/12) 2471/I4A2414 IA N FO R O • Dowbia ctearad lot with aah treat lo m d tar rafidtntlal or mull I family Can ba »pfit walk fa Laka A park Ownar w goflabla Sataa Laa22)2344/a*a». 2)1 S2S2 M AY FA IR Mw* dawr* Supar claan. bright A opan 2/7. kitchan appliancat A varfical* Incl C o m m un ity pool A clubhouta O n ly t27/mo Aswx duat ........ 1*2.400 Me Rama/212 >244/444-24)1 E S TA TE SALE Th« For**I Eapvrlanc* ratirvmanl living at it* bait 7 b d rm . t balh r*duc*d tram SSS.40Q to U2.200 Me Kama 447 444-2410 CAN YOU Balteva a Brand Naw 2/7 h a m # c o m p la t a w/*at m bar, 2 car garaga and tu tty I r u t t a d p a tia for oniyS42.400 K*ns*wVf Splv«y 111 2244/312 2472/212 Lite ASSUMABLE No qualify mort gag** 144.900 and 177.900 both hav* paal. 2/) and garagta. Me Kama/ Hantaa tr W*t 222 2200/440 2410. 222 2472/222 2449 L O V E L Y 2 tlo ry . 2V» with tcraanad porch Immaculate mov* in condition Laka Mary Schoolt Private yard Only t4f.9QQ Evatya 222 2144/rr«* orVM* can *»* Menas OCALA H A TK M M L F O d lS T Blear tech SB iia o m -k a fe a r ne cikM S M i S IM IH O L I CO U N TY I acre* with hew** 1 k p x . 1 kaec. Rental ApeHm ent* On L ike Monroe R E N T G E T O N E ... O N E F R E E Now you can rant a 3 bdrm. 3 bath lor lh« price o l a 1 bdrm. 2 ( lus • W elarlront L lle ity le • Modern FHnees Center • Indoor R icquelball • One Month Free 2 U S W . Sem inole Blvd . H w y. 17 92 S e n lo r d ,F L 11771 323-2628 LAND - LAND - LAND - driving around the counfrytkM look *ng tor a homattead’ Drive no further Jut* call Cindy at 22) 2244/22) 2471. land priced from 20 2SK Q U A IL ROOST RANCHES 2 ) acre lot f 17.000 Par lake in country living Near Hwy 41) half way bat Deltona A Naw Smyrna 0ch McKema/tt* Mte 323-3200 w i.w d............. • •ret den. lerpi u rawed peel. S irt.iM Atiumabte o.co*a loi. lag. tttM.Hc. M FOWTIAC G R A M AM 141— i ISHf '. Hauer. I T metl M - . — ClKeHer M m i; Kocoaao 3 3 3 -M 1)7—MoW le w mih Si Cad a u i« 11** *r M I-M U M * _______________ 1/1 S U F IB N IC It t 1 tun bath. Ore' caiiinge. mg. ihingH root, wirflng Mml See Ta Appeal lake*H M » Can Collect M 7 «a ? t« or 4/ m a w ta H a ra p m DEBARI SOUTH Nic* I biWaom. I both. c/Va. Ila rid a ream , fu rn lih a d , carport. Quito, ailebtuhod •3 7 1 3 H 3 ULEORLUSEOmOR D C L T O N A - J b d rm ipm/lbam l.u i 14 h te * bedroom. J nary, Idyltwtlde Leal Cditien. well kept, new carpel, m iner accent!. X It weed deck end tro p ic a l Iemtecaping under canopy at eeke Great neighborhood. Beil value.................. SI I M M in m i SFLASH AW AY In tilt 1 bdrm 1 balh pool ham* with levefy ur**n*d parch deal Mr *n Mrtotrung' All on a beautifully landueead need tort SILSM Metre Beef I Hah Co lac. ___________ 111 IMF___________ STJUIS PRQPfi n M AN AGEM ENT A R EA LTY 223 7222/22)4*24 W IN T E R SPRINGS 2/P i, central H/A Reducedt 422.900 W. M aiknw tkk Raatter 122 7442 MY— C o m m d rc U t P ro p e rty / Sb Ig FM S N ilY O W N E I 10th SI. b Sanhrd Are Zoned G C 1 One M.1M 14 Mol werehaute ar garM* building On* a * 14 Mat attic* bldg with additional 1.100 14 Mel covered iMrage pfue outvWM (tor age One Ml aooet ktreat. For MM call B l **** QUMMA71E1 New roof, aluminum tiding. 1*1.000 g V Owner DO a*3* a raeldaallal ven t, Income S>r atio. Iipenwt u eoo Price. S*SM0 Atiumoble Imenclng *t*% m * H i . 1S3— A creag eh /S e le _________ ^ Hun Q u ililjin j H o r tlif t s O S T K N I lA C R E S W ELL W OODED U lt r a Will Sell/Trade Far A Heuee Jorttostit Rail Estate 407-322-11*5 Cad ....... ..........Sie-IM B ir d * xeakga U R I KATHTtN ESTITU lice*. Ibadraam. I'vbam. Ikar Ida roam, c/h/e. turnlihed and all appliancat. ihad H I MS ar keel ettar L A BG I I ■ ID IO O U Ercallani canditMn. meaty turnunad. earner Mr *1 F a rt A m Mobile F a rt.......H I Mai Spring H am m ock Bark 1 bdrm , 1 balh ratal** Itam tu.Mpm aaai__________ MUST SILL 2X3— AAtocDUantotn a B IM B IH ID T Round MMe F M O rrF B B t C » Mu • B A S X 1 TIA L L I M M C H I Bkherdl M l Mae ■ M A M A L B G T F L A T F OHM C R U TC H IS • Ware SIM new W..... .......... „B4>SFM JE LL K B M B IO B I N A S H I B ■ acelMnl cdxdllldn. WhIM lie* Call a i N il, anytime LAB B Y 'S B U S T . I l l SenMrd Aue New/Deed Mm. A ae*I. Bet/Sad/Trada.------- J H M , * L IV IN B B O O H S U I T ! ISacttanar cauch and I twnmt rackertl Ilk* new All Mr IM . e ll ..................... asm * *LOYI S IA T / S O F A geld Heme ■ k . Mr elf ke. waning ream ar ham* I M S I MM. early AM kr evet •M ICH OW AVI even (LargeI SIM » SMI after *FM B F A IB al tea cream parteur chetrt AxWGMarljlxaM SM Can M l M M _________ CaxMmperery, earth tenet *m ...................... mnn •SOFA B I G brawn M n n SM M eant M B A ! •eecetMnl a n d SIM ** Chrome b plow end tebM B Te e n , turn Ilure, end mite, fburedey end Friday. U le I Myrtle A re ,' ‘ ‘ d* Guar anMed WWW 117— I f r t i w O bbWb SANF0R0 AREA PAM e S O L F CLUB - M l tet w/gell 1/1 te lil. ' l l Camb. Brae ■ i,x a i tplrt. *1 Tidwell. 1 1.too dawn lar quallliad buyer Under SMI per month tndudoimtg and ter rent Bepe 14X4* 1/1 iplir. 'I I Fleetwood/Sand Fowl S U M down lor g u ,l IIItd buyer Under SIM per month In ciudedtmlg and ter rent Ik X M V l. « Guerdon......M MO IIX M V I . M Men.Me Fenced yard.................................. ItXte V l> i Ip M n Uyltn*. Kraaned parch S11.0M I«X M V I tplil. *Q Champi a n / C o n c a rd F ir e p la c e , dry wall interior, vary clean ItA tM 14XM V I kpttl. n Crettmede Oitnwather. tireptace. 111.00* RtoLar, 3 1 3 llM /m 37*3 CARR1A6E COVE S U F IX N I C I II 1 bedroom. 1 lull balh. doubMwide Catha dral ceilingt. hardboard kid Ing. thlngla rool. iklrllng Mutt Sea Ta AppreclaMSl4.tW Call Collect....... 407 til/A M or 407 104 M l >after 4»m T H IS W E E K S M l IMS * GOLF CLUBS LadMt BH. 1 >aw. > S f » * F W Miaed eel SIS.......................Cell Ml MM l i t — O H Ic b S u p p tiM / Ewwlwwwnt C O F i lf l • GetM txer m s z . multi c*Mr copying Acceptt u* M i i ■ if capiet tett Cad...... .............- .......B 4 U I I 1Y1—Bui Wing M atorW Is A LL I T I I L BUILDINGS *1 dialer Mvekt. IS M M M M ^jH C H N P Jjei^B nalM c^ 1Y3— L a w n * O anton * LAWN MOW SB IM H F. Briggt end SHaMn. Lib* New, Mutl Sell MS M ..........eat MM • LAWN I nawwhaaM.SfS.MMW*. a S I A B S C ra ltim a e la g e r ( .caiMnt running candWIHL 1 h p A a tw g SM Cell Mb MM Ito — PGtBASuppiiGI d F B I B IIM ria M gaad ham* Mutl heva Mncad yard. 1 yr •Id mete..............Cell Mf aatl • f i l l M gw mltad. tamale I yr eld. whIM. all tftaM good ntraugh M a y . l i e . w a tc h d o g , hauiehratan. naedt caring M a fia MM alMraFM S T A I L I Mar in a • SS/yd. I* yd. minimum that* art theylngt. net dull 111 t i l l 300— k tg ltto rp d Pats ESTATE SAIE TARO SALE MARCH 14 A It • 4AM IPM 2241 F A L M E TTO A V S . E V E R Y TH IN G M UST O O H l R IT C H E Y ’SIAARMET 12) CO UN TY RD. IS (Corner of te West A Co Rd. 414) El Cemino. |7J0. teoi boa tor p*ck up, car romp*, boeteeelt A enchori. Iithing equipment, hor*e«hoe M h. log ch*in«. power u * t A drill*, h*nd tru ck . h*nd br*ce A bit wrench#*, wxlft*. •II kind* ftf tooi*l MUCH MUCH MOR E 1 Fridoy A U to te iy 1944 E. 4th Vtrtet • IC**I of Mellonviltel Fri A S*t. 9 to 1 Di*he*. cenmiter iet. etc MAJTCHI^IQ 4 A M T O IF M 2S11 Y A L E AVE Toy*, (toil*. TV. » HP *ir compYvssor. b*t b qu* grill *f«i iote*tm»iHC SUPER RIG SALE Tr* * U fm *ruJ 1r*%h Thurt da»y Swncuy. t till % 2001 Pflmwlte A yr, Swritord SUPER SALE 10-12 FA M ILIE S SAT. ONLY 244 Block W. 1Site 49. 4 1PM Antiqu**, coite<f*btev ch**r* tool i typewriter. m*Mr*t« hQuVWWfVl book >. tlC VAT MARCH 10 4 BAM io *PM 414 Af 20th Vt 2 FAMILIES SAT. A 1UN. 9AM IPM 114W Cry*t*lOr (U c h A rh e rt Antique*. *m*li *ppli*wce*. bowling b*ll. «i«€t*i<*l plumb •ng item*. 40006TU A/C. • MM protector editor trumpet, *n hque typewriter, deerheed. 2 F A M ILY • S*turd*y 1/10/94 2)2) Megnoit* Are . 2)42 end 2))4 Peimetto Avenue SALE FBICC .W.F*S Aib For Coerpo iurrewe WAS III,MS d ISIt.afS k L llflflA ......... TOTOtNCMBT 14 L I ■UOONOUIOPUfS AXC. duyua. gmrtM paM ar mentrelMrt SaOO dellvyrrd Caul 111M d Sail_________ _ SHIM T t U Black and wMN 1 menthL hautabretan s ill. Cell H i a m M 3— U vM to c k a n d P oultry C H IC H I • Fancy and comman broad* Ouchi. Quell*, lurkoy. C a ii m M M ________ 311— A n tiq u « i/ C o it o c t lb lB i • BIO dlSA SON AHTIGU l " T AMTique M R U lO -S H M b Sit B oriel Spec* Aral labial AUCTION THURSOATS 7PM 144*HWY 44 W .... SANFORD I'.m n a ta a tla fl 4 Ml M i L k a A B la ib Au i l l MUST S IL L II SLIM or ha o H o rC H im e W f__________ •kOLGSAkOAILB C U R A J 000 m, ........................ M M M ...... m m i or n i yi Auk FirGoerpoBurrewi TAKE UP PITMENTS U F R IG H T Flan* with bench, goad con* IMn Auk mg taoo Call m v m . anlima M ■ M. ’» Craftmada - V I ■pm. thing ia raat. Gutweahar, M k A rekig SIL0M ar *H*r D an l i H i d / n n A wind* to. M l ta n ________________ llX tl u s Ic b I 1 bdrm., tw W M J ilia S A H O L IN O G D Y IL L B t • learieua 1 kW m . 1 hath, xdwt cand. uraanad parch, heat p u m p . la m . ap p lia n ca t, a ilra b S lS M i ............I l l M l I V ILLAS OB C A IM L B B B B V - 1 b d rm , I hath * dan ureax p o m a c M M iE •U Tin. cruMo. p/w. i door. MAW ml SLMBHMr . MAMIS FVBLIC AUTD AUCTIOM ■ V IR Y W ID . A F B I.fM F M DAYTONA AUTO A I’CTIOW MorY.yi.OdTk* ill if OLOS.M I m anm nuen ■y/Sad FandNee B Cat Fktl. C o -O p / >ete *4 . VA euke. A/C. F/L F/B. itero cekMfta. naw rediefy. grey with luiury Interior, adult dn vox SANA.... V*lklk I including tun rook, Black. BTSBIULI O BBA BY B tS S M S lin 'M S te n d . H r. burgendy. exly M M m ile*, clean. M U ST S IL L II ll.*as er bet! efMr......................C H I M a w FOW TIAC SUNBIBD ’M 4 cyl 4 M*ad. Buna Gaad! MM Cell M S G M la lM rlFm weekday* Akb For C eorpo Burrowi SHOWED REALTY MUSTSOL SAN FOBO tr.eoe dawn ■ m m neeueit/r l b d r m .1 balh. 1 car perefi. Me ntch e x .f p k .u m peri* r n - s m O L D CO U N TS Y HO**l 1/1 Lerp* Mncad yard. daubM per*9*. I * and SB** S IM M Owner Fuuxcui* 17? May O U T O F S TA TB owner m ult M il Handymen kfKler drk k ) bedroom. I bem i keen BeeletMr 111] Lite Naw I S U IS 3 1 *-W M to 4 to J « y leketrant S acre* H U M L A B I C O U N T Y I acre* s w a n A at acre* D f i M . crulta control. Only ITW .fVme Cell M r Feyrw. M i l i n MeticuMuUy Metxtekted FIBIBGLASS BOAT Very unigw dettgn Very eM Naeda ratfaratian You re maue. SNt/b/e Cell 111 AIM eccupewcyl Owner, PWdSSl TARO A PORCH SAIE KEYES 1 IN THE SOOTH B IA L IS T A T I B B A L T O H ......J .......... l l h N. a4dar atidal Betkax M a k r - IMS model M hp. ■etxruda xekar. 1 trettart - ell usa aeo a on Dean Bd IN V E S TO R S W anted!! Thl* horn* i* ranted out and r*ady to b* purchatad- Far S7S.000 you gat a 3/2 proparty. Cindy ter detail* >1) 2204/22) 2421 L E T your neighbor pay fh* mortgage Duplai for Sate! N Cataalterry naar 17 42 and 424 Priced te tall at 474.900 Cindy 222 2244/22) 24/2 C A U .B M T tmm * S acre* lerga aax By w a r , I h * m I balh. central H/A. ex J H e IIS IHmeweed Dr deduced k* t m i coubson co • R AN D NSW f Waiting Far Yawl V I tevaly country horn#I Lrg lot, full of oakil in*td* u til. Many *itfa«l Call N m I W«* Lawwtma 22) 2444**** county maixlalwod rd Hteo a/ra eoay Mr me o/SIM i dn f l. plea bauble c a rp o rt, tcroenpd parch. 1 large util ream *, large earner let w / g r* * l a a k t. b a a v llle l Ihruba, eta I S U F IB COCA TIO N IIH U B B V II M l.S n LOCH M O M ecr* sbLMI t u w e a k b Max ftulH ylxp Lean C U m H U TE LFA IR HIGH a Dry kd OraxpaCItyax snati h m o e n im e L A B B T H I BMAN. a a O N IB tw e w e ___ eM.Br*. m *m ii v i i ■U » *G m isi) REGATTA SHORES GLAM M ASTtll BOAT. If Mat. fl HF Innruda meter and HaHar Atklng l>M ar meb* *«ar Cell maerk__________ L T Y U lt • 17 OWNER 2001 U k t H it | I M . lis - le it ia w i A cc m a rto s Pella, area peel. Menu, lane A m ere, xe y t r d w e r l. It ’s L A X I M ABY BOOL V I, FBLC Country bit. Iant. d*X. M* thady M b* Near naw city hall kIM new o n ly ..............SI1MM ' l l • Laadad. c h a rc a a l, aacalMnl caxdltlax. Acting y n m - - ..... ......C a x » f vaa m m u m SO MUCH FO B SO L 1 T U I I hianutactured 1/1 and metl lurmhee Near 141— H o m t» fo r Sato 3214751............... 171 2257 MARIWM WOODS MEN J H IM . I UJH * m B tM TA U • ACBBAGi Anyone in Ifw C m ttr S enfordlalw M ary U S — F o r Lb b m M Depot* H r * A over 123-3)01 E it SOS iim n i 1 1 /— C o m m trc b l H » —A vcttom TkeM. air. ktarae, M reive * * 4 M IS * • U k |U m I ftt n n a w m i w iN Tia sraiMOs v t Ffm. EtfrtaU * p »in «ii OoaO Location U M te tlM p e r month NeFefe C H I U ! Hi* r p a itm e its te > r iiiw t o MNWS e aM B M NDBWB •% Cm 3 M f t e * * 115— liW w trto i c l ia k c l a d b i co cn iiJi/iu s Tu co vi if * REALTY, INC. M ica MX ] ■ Y I A B O LD V I. /•nee s tra p , n ulppid kit Attuma ne Quauty Owxert w iiv r river Can P la n e STENSTROM C A I I I L B I R B Y rate* tenced with treat lltl/iix xth For Gagrgi Burrewt T IK I UP P IY M IT I Ltto / tent Ceii i akante k tu H » r.C * il» D M U W M O Hope I bdrm . ex 1 •leer*. Cetxplete privacy. I It*/or* t N 1 Me Can 2 3 1 -C a r s m S S S S L - Malvr* mat* pi W i n d. Call ft— Apartoimts — Th u rs d a y. M a tch 8, 1800 — — H U B Y l CROWN FAWH h i m w t* 1 CAMPER TOR Far F k k lfF Truck *1 i l l ________CHI M l •! M o ffu m n TpteCttet 4304 123 )4b4 Fermlc* Show c m * 24 4 n 44 w ■ 42 b 434. recline ft htKheir 4304. whetlch*<r 440 b N H h potty 42). *lum walking c*ne 414 n t 4443 Gr*M«trap* D rywe«i Car Step* Out ftoi Ready AAii Concrete Bench#* Vanid, Rock. Cement, Sleet tetrode Concrete to.* 2D47SI 2ACU21I • S**t* 4 3 yf*. *te Pite U R L atklng 4444 Chit C*M ........................m m i MMim tAL EQUIPMENT Andtugpliet A u m g 11.100 or boeloftor............... ...... Ml aJM LARGE SALE Voa accotarlot. eoa cea radme. T V w VCB l eg beerdt. Cox.morelot o.copt loo, lag. IttM. tic M O O O G I CO LT Auto. H r. tMroa. Greek TroxopartaflexI Only.................. ...... get 11'me C H lM r .F e y x e .n i li n 1N2B24 4 cylMdtr. o Meed. A/C. (Mr*, new hna. Greek MJMegell Sim a.................... c h i p , le u 1 *3 PONTIAC M W LE Gray w/meroox vekeur Ixkori or Very cteex. very pood r o llo b lt Ir o n t p o f lo t io n Z . c t l l k n t to r In d c a r U lO A H M r A fterkpm Cell I N I FORD M U STA N G L X 1 dr. hotchbeck. 1.1 Liter 4 cylinder. FS. FB. A/C. low m,let, oic cond. 174 le u IMF MAZDA M L 1 deer, mmt candltMxl aa.000 m iltL A/C. Will caxuder tre-M Atbmg t e x t Cell evening* or leery ................. JM 1H1 ■*F CADILLAC SltM or bett com AM power . m no. end H r Coll 'ft AUOI MMS New liret A battery I door Leather inN nor, s u m .......... m tin M CM B Y T C A V A L II* WagmT Cleon, dopondobto |I]M bott otter CHI m MW. ________ ’IS COUGAR Full power. #/c. *m/fm. 2 dBoren.00Qmi.UJe0 22) 2477 234— Im p o rt C in a w l T ru cks Ik H F ok MERCEDES 300 SO ■U L*a*ad 11II. fee biwMigyw. IwQjSurb m Bi^mldi ■ wLA *wquh* iwi* •oi m tu. Ooynetee't Ftecitt. •t« 4 S M A yr Prttey M d Saterhey. 4-1____________ • O L D E R Charm giow f r ill, work* with 2 new LP tank* 444 223 4*24 ONE 24 gallon aquartum and wrought iron stand, lib obo Call 22) D IB ________________ • POLAROID ENLARGER Mode* MP4. Good condition 430 Call 222 4 MO W A TE R N E A TE R 14 gallon, ter Mobile home IM 144 1)44 JTEM ER SO N Cater TV - • mot oid Ailing 417) Fiiher VCH, good condition. 417) or 4200 firm Ciil anytime 222 9*04 W to $100,000 12 distributer* needed Par* ft full time No t ip necessary RofcerlDNail 474 2710 131— Cars 14*4110 235— T ru c k s / Bu m s / V bm TORO ECONOtlNI YAK 12, A cylinder, tfkk shift on floor with ever drive. Now peifil *nd lire*! 1! Run* Cre*H I 42.000 _________Ceil 221 22*2 1907 F-IJA X L T A2K4 0l*ck* teected. *11 opltentl Must S*et Semlnote F o rd .............. 222 IN I 1907 TO Y O TA 4X4 S Speed, A/C Just 4Q.49S Semioete Ford ----------- 322 H11 237—T racto rs and T ra iltrs FARM TRACTORS N U t C O IN STOCK A L L S IIC S I A L L F B IC iS I Meittend Trecter ft Equipment U m l. N of NUitiend tnterchenqe on 17 42 0)4-7271 rU T BID THAI I I I TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Mona; Doan •■cagt tea. tag. title, etc M PONTIAC L E M A N ) Air, 4 DR* ciaatte. while with gray interior M U V T4 E E I Only. 4117 17 mo Call Mr Payne. 2221113 I I ftUICK PARK A VEN U E WAS 412.44) • NOW 414 445 (990A> Dealer 222 2)41 artel 144] A*k for George Burrgwrt M C A 0ILLA C ELDORADO WAS 49,200 • NOW 44.100 (K3014HAI......................Deeier 22)2241 i f M l 1442 44 Old* Deft* 44 Rey *1 WAV 19,44) • 1)44,44) i L 200407A Deeier 172 1141 e r U l 2441 Ask for George Burrow* FAIRW AY M O TO R ) ‘Hoitw ef 4<44 Down A Ride * 2401U ) 17 42 Longwood 221 2200 U CADILLAC BROUGHAM SALE PRICE 40.44) (9974A) .... 223 2241 tr U1 2442 Aik For George Burrow* TAKE UP PAYMENT* Nt Manor Do« a eiCKpt UK, tag. title, etc •9 CHEVY CAVALIER Auto. *ir, tiervn, reeliy low miles, MUST SEE I Only 41S0 U mo Cell Mr Peyno. 223 111* HONDA ACCORD U '15 Fully ioeded. 5 speed 44.10QAlter 4pm_______ 221 7447 r» Old* Celeit Oued « WAS 117.44) O NOW 49 44) (•44741 De*ter >22 1241 tr U1 1441 Ask For Geo*go Burrow* •4 CADILLAC BROUGHAM SALE PRICE 41) 700 (L24/710A) Deeter 171 2241MT U l 244} Aik For 'Georg* Burrowi •t CADILLAC O R VILLE 2 To Choose F rom YOU PICK 114 94) Deeier 222 2291 •• M l 2442 Aik For George Burrow* H EAV Y OUTY* 22 f t lM jQ f t Cell « 1 m i I I FT. 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Now tlrei II.K M ...................CHI W l t»1 I l f IH C L O S ID FSUM OFF Utility Traitor with aluminum frame 11.Ott CoUkHaklt 231— V i h i d i S W a n ttd W I F A Y TOP I I I lor wrecked con/truck11 W K S IL L guar ontood ueod parte AA A U TO IA L V A O I of Dabary. 44*>oo« 23Y— M otorcycles and B ik ts YAMAHA SR 500 '74 17.000 mi &howr»m New! tl.2 »* / t/ 0 222 4)44 241— R B c rta H o iu l V th ic le s / C a m pErs CADILLAC S I V I L L I 1L now tire*, grey. *n eitre*. 41000 mite* 42.400 . .......... 444 1411 DODGE Ceeckmen Motor home 74. 22' owning, roof end desh **r, 41000ml 4A.N00 144 1411 MUST SELL •Q 27' Tr*vel Trotter seif cofifetned. owning ft *ir Rtor bdrm , tut! both m> tub Al Cond Due »o finoncioi bmd 4)714 Ob* C o n be i t « n •ny time, Mobil* Itetfon A B a it) » ft I 4________________ SHENANDOAH 12 Pork MeOel 21‘ *wningonbe*utiful lot 9 k I2*hednew IJOokiRV J7J 0*J7 on Lo* 104 243— Ju n k Cars JUNK CARS REM OVED NOCHARGE 27J 4177 tile # OoHofil P**d ter tunk cor*- truck*. * nheei drive Any conditem Coll >21 I t e �I I I I i i i i i #/»>*/< r 4S — Sanlortf MaraM, Sanford. FlOfkU — Thursday, March 3. 1W0 by CMc V m * BLO N D It Therapy can help cope with inflammation pain D R A B D a . O O T T i PI c i k write about tenosynovitisbursitis. D B A ! B R A D R R t Tenosynovitis (Inflammation of a tendon aheath) and bursitis (In(lamination of a joint coverlngl are usually seporate rondltlons. T e n d o n s are the smoot h, strong attachments of muscles to bones. S u rro u n d in g each tendon Is a thin envelope of tissue that provides the fluid necessary to lubricate the m ov­ ing tendon. W hen this envelope or sheath becomes Inflamed — from Injury, strain or disease (such as rheumatoid arthritis) — It swells and hardens, some­ times drying out In the process. T h is leads lo extreme pain when the tendon la moved. In some cases, the lark of lubrication causes a "friction ru b ." a squeaking or scraping sound as the tendon moves within the sheath. If the In­ flammation Is severe, the pain can be disabling and movement becomes Impossible: this can lead to calcium deposits within the tendon or sheath, causing further, chronic disability. Similarly, most Joints In the body are covered by a thin, sensitive mem brane called a bursa. A hutsa secretes lubricating fluid so the bone surfaces of the Joint can move smoothly and painlessly. How ­ ever. like a tendon shealh. the bursa ran become Inflamed from trauma (such as repetitive mo­ t i on) . stress ( d u r i n g u n a c ­ customed exercise) or diseases (such us gout and other types of arthritis). T h is Inflam m ation (bursitis) causes pain on Joint movement. Th e discomfort can be so pronounced that a patient cannot tolerate even Infinitesi­ mal amountsof motion. T r e a t m e n t for bot h tenosynovitis and bursitis Is attempted In stages, first, rest (with a sling, splint or cast) Is mandatory. Heal ts sometimes helpful. Doctors usually pre­ scribe anti inflammatory rnrdlc i n e — s u c h as I n d o c l n . Ilutaxolldln nr M otrin — a l­ though over-the-counter uspirln and Ibuprofen often sulflre. Physical therapy with hot packs, ultrasonic treatments and b y Bob T h a v n FR AN K AND ER N EST Th* » s J -fl by Jim Davis G AR FIELD WANNA LOOK A T M V TO WOOL AND 0O E b S W HAT IV E BEEN EATING? BUGS BUNNY HAJHAJHA!...« y HB* IOOTA LULUK *TOtJ^i b y W a rn a r B ro th trs /WHATS THE CXFTIRENCC\I BETVuCLN A DOZEN BETWEEN ORANGES AND A DOZEN ELEPHANTS? ^ Y W lL Tk C N . REMMD N ME NEVER TO SEND YOU TO THE STORE FORA PCZEN CHANGES' M B D t C IN E ge n t l e , p a s s i v e m o t i o n (to maintain m obility) Is the next t r eat ment stage. U ltra s o n ic treat ment . In p a rtic u la r. Is helpful: A licensed therapist beams high-frequency sound waves to the painful area, some­ times after applying cortisone cream, which appears to accen­ tuate the benefits of ultrasound. T h ird , the Inflamed areaa can PETER GOTT.M.D. be Injected with rortlsone. T h is reduces In fl a m m a t io n und usually leads to permanent relief of symptoms. Aaawarta 1h 4 Manana«asaarT— Ac Peat $ ikaatston I t Taka 131 40 Jscsft't twts 41 Waal as 43 Dawa I at 14 II l*' 17 Ml 1* 19 13 to I t II LJLULJU .df JU UU UU JIL IU U U L d llU U U U U J t J U U U LdLKJLllJLJlO LSI HJULdLJ LJU U U U J U L h J tJLlfJ l i U U U liU lJ LllilUU J U U f J J LIU U13UU J U L J U L1LU IJIJ11UU zJlSLIL'J ULlUdJ U U U ULJl 1 JUUL'JLSU ^JUU t J L ' J i J U l l l ' J J U U U U U U U U U lJ U □ L J L I L J U L 9L J iC 'llJU lR K l I JU L d JU Mi -1MU 44 TVs lifting (2 •as.) so — aU (•) 1M0 »t n(* me B y Ja m a s Ja c o b y Th e diamond fit with North turned South aggressive In the bidding. After North rcbid one n o -tru m p . So u th Jum ped to three spades. That got him lo the spade game. He bid It well and played It badly. Declarer too k the first t r i c k w i t h d u m m y's ace of hearts and led the spade queen from dum m y. West won the king and quickly cashed two heart tricks. Later E a s t ' s re m a in in g 10- 9- 8 of spades took the setting trick. What went wrong-? It was point­ less to lead d u m m y's queen of spades. If East held the singleton king. It would be played on the queen, and declarer would later lose two trum p tricks. So a low- spade f r o m d u m m y makes sense. Th e n what happens If East plays low-? Declarer should ask himself If he has anything to gain by p u lling In the Jack. Even If It holds, he can only play the ace and give up a spade trick afterward. So he should play the ace. If nothing happens, a spade lo dum m y's queen will force out the king, and the Jack will later pick up the last trum p. If either defender started with something like K - 10-9-8 of tru m p s , he cannot be prevented from taking two tricks. Uut declarer Is paid an unexpected dividend when today's layout exists, with the king singleton. T h e king falls under the ace and only one trum p trick Is lost. B y B c ra lc a Bede O sol T O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rc h B . 1 9 9 0 Greater harmony and balance will be established In your life in (he year ahead than you've experienced for the past couple of years. T h is will enable you lo be more effective and successful. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Ucneflta of a social or business nature can be derived at this time through people you're pres­ ently dealing with on a close personal basis. De friendly to everyone. Get a Jum p on life by understanding the Influences which arc governing you In the y ear ahead. S end for y o u r Astro-Graph predictions today by m a ilin g $1. 25 to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 9 1 4 2 8 . Cl ev eland. O H 44101-3428. De sure to state your xodlac sign. A R 1B S (March 21-April 19) Do you r duty on the homefront today, because any services or assistance you render lo your loved ones will be greatly appre­ ciated and bring you personal fulfillment as weD. T A U R U S (April 20-Mav 201 Even though a valued friend of yours Is out of sight, yuu are not to be forgotten today. T h is person has some happy tidings to share with you and will be contacting you soon. G E M IN I (May 21-Ju n e 20) You may be more fortunate than usual today In situations that can contribute to your material well being. Lady Luck Is pres­ ently busy working on your behalf. ANNIE ...rT w a s ONE of l.C.iS&rTN' Oliv er 's people S C »i a t5T, who tended /*\£, ANGELA. SHf ANNIE? WHERE HASN’T SLEPT in d a i s is SHE ? i C A N C K B (June 21-Ju ly 22) Y ou r Ideas will be readily ac­ cepted by others today, so If you have a pet cause you're trying to promote, this Is a good time lo make your presentation. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug. 22) It's lo your advantage today not to rock the boat and to let events move along Ihetr present courses. For­ tunate breaks might develop for you If they aren't deterred. V IR O O (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Do not discount the attributes or abilities of any of your friends, because pals you least suspect m ay turn out to be your greatest sources of help today. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) In 51 Larga knlta 52 Carrtd -- I-M-IRVWRiy SS A sla r--------know 54 Fraa ST — to Joy N o rm ♦ 9» TASI (A Q IIt ♦ Q» « WEST ♦K ftKQJl ♦IT ♦ 1 0I I 7S1 SMS EAST ft 1011 7 ft M l 7 ♦ Ml ♦ AKJ! SOOTH ft A J I 4 11 ftlll 4KJ4I Vulnerable: North-South Dealer North In U WtSl Nsrtk East Pus Ift Pass 1 NT Pass If t All pas. Pan 4ft 1ft critica l career developm ents today you can function more effectively as a power behind the scenes rather than being the guy/gal under the spotlight. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 If things haven't been running too smoothly for you recently, don't use this os an excuse to lower your expectations. Your luck Is about to lake an exciting turn. B A O t T T A R IU B (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) A favor of exceptional worth could be Instrumental In helping you achieve an Important ob­ jective today. De sure to re­ member your benefactor. C A P R IC O R N (D ec. 22 J a n . 19) Today Is a good day lo try to solidify arrangements In a m at­ ter that requires another's cooperatlon. T h is particular p a r t n e r s h i p c o u ld be v e r y special. A Q U A R IU S (Ja n. 20-Fcb. 19) Ta sks or assignments you've been unable to complete earlier In the week could be managed with relative case today If you'll give them another try. (0 1 9 9 0 . 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BSSE D IG EST | INSIDE □ Sports S e m in o le w in s tr a c k m e e t SANE'OKD — Seminole llitili Si Iiih i I I h -.ii O.i K Killii«- .mil Lake llr.mtlry III s lr.uk .mil Held Irl m n l ,il Seminole Maurice I Imni.is won Ixrlli ihr 120 liltih hurdle-* .mil iIn- -ItN) yard (Irish til help IIII- 'Note's w in Seminole scurril (KH j |mi|ii Is lo O.ik l(lili|e s *>">' i .mil l..ike llr.inllev s 'i.'i ••• S a g * I B □ Florida ’8 9 b r o k e t o u r is m r e c o r d s TA LL A H A S S E E — Florida liosieil a reeoril .'IH (( million visitors durum calendar I‘ ih *i anil olllelals .ire xuylni; ilit- si.ile should surpass that numlM-r In 1!KM> The UIHO total Is a 5.11 pereenl Ini tease over l!*HK and Is a little hlhhrr than tile Is li inllllou that was (oreeasl tor Iasi year Ihe ollielal loreeast lor l(Ktt)Is III li million I m Artie N. Almeida Carol Dudley G re e nw o o d Middle Boar Lake Elem entary Ten best teachers O nly one w ill survive the final cut; w in n er to be an n o u n ced on Friday By V IC K I D .S O R M IE R Herald stall writer Saga 2A B ill ta rg e ts te e n p re g n a n c y S A N K ! IHI) c i s th is year 111* t e n I m si t e a c h In S em in o le ( o im ly ol tin Year A w .m l will c o iii |m i i - h i llu stale 1 onip clitliin E.u h ol llu- c o u illv s I I si h i mits noiiiltiaicd 1 lie Ic.u h cr ih c v ti lt I m si I'Xl lllpIlhcd llu- SI I iih i I s till als III lo iiii.illo u provided hy llu I I ii-.u h •is yy ill I m icy ii-yyi d hy .1 1 n iim illti iol .id u ilm sir.ilo rs icai hi is and ills im 1 olln nils I In- 1 o m in iiic i- is liMikmu hu 11lose it. 11 hers w h o will rrp rcsi-u l llu 1listrli I I m si III the si,in wnli com p i-lliion n i i i I l i n k llo lm .m il disirii 1 co o idlna lo i ol c o n m im n ly i i l.iiions a nd piihlu inlo rm .iiiiin It s not alw ay s an easy 1 lion ■ Karen t olcina n 1070 Sem inole County Te a i her 0 M I 11 Year w .is th c lasl enm ity w inner lo lake tIn­ state wide horn 11 C o le m a n is now assistant p tlm ip a l at (ii-n ry .i Elimi litary Si I iimiI I i . i m I h i i i pi. k. d and I 10111 am oiiij llu 111 llu rcat In 1 ol tin Year w ill I m |ih ked nil Irid a y si I iimiI ollll l.lls said today I In u in iii i til llu 1 ••■inly l i ai hct TAt.I.AHASSKK — l.enislalors on op|xislte sides ol Ihe abortion ilehale said Tnesdav lllev have united Im-Iiiiii I an amhllloos pro|M>s.d to reipilre sex edlieallon and expand lirnllh • lml< ' In pulille sehiNils Saa Paga 2A A s s is t a n t s u p e r in t e n d a n t r e s ig n s S A N E 'O K D — C a r e y I t m il tin- S e i i u n o l i t'o u iltv sch o o l d lslr ie l s a s s is la ill Slip en il l e n d a t ll lor h u s lli e s s a n d l l n . m n has lo m ric d I l l s ( n is i l o l a k e i h e s a m e p o s i t i o n u u h t h e O r a n K e C o u n l v si Iii mi I d t s l r l c l I l l s r e s l | > n a l l o u w i l l t a k e i-ll ci I M a r c h l l i a l t e r i h e O r a i l l i e ( o i i t i l v S t I i i hi I H o a r d l u r e s h i m a l ih elr M a rch I d m e c t n m K c rrell h a s h e r n w ith th e S c m lu o li C n u n lv s c h o o l d l s l r l d lo r s i x y e a r s l i e h a d p r e v i o u s l y b e e n e m p l o y e d as t h e i l t r e c l o r o l p u h i l i scIiihiIs lo r t h e s l i d e D e p a r t m e n t ol E d u c a t i o n Kcrrell makes $<•(>.I>(M> a year lie said he has not nritotlulcd a lin.il salary flipirc w illi O r.u n i1 ( o im lv school district Oltlclals III unlcd how ever, tlial the |oh i hum ic w ould |Mixsihlv hr Ini' Ills salary lo a s m u c h as $MO <xa>u year Eerrell said Ills departure is mil linked to the ileleal ol the $.'>20 m illion I h iiii I issue liy S e m in o le ( 'o ii n l v v o le rs In Ills letter ol resl|<nalloil daleil the day lielnie l In- vote \y.is taken. Eerrell said whether or not ihe I h iiii I Issue on Eeh 27 passes or not. the Setlllllolc C o m ilv School Hoard and adm ln lsira llo n liavi deinonslra led a vision ol the lu liirc and a w illingness lo deal w ith In lin e needs and challcm>cs In a sysleinalle. planned. Iim ovallve and eosl elleellve m a n n e r — no m a ile r what Ihe ltlillvltln.il |Hilll|i al •os’ls m iylil he A p p l i c a t i o n s in f o r m a n a g e r SA N E O H I) — A n A tla n ta e x e c u tiv e search l l r r n h a s a p p r o x i m a t e l y 75 a p p l l i a t I o n s o n h a n d lo r t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y m u ii.iK cr s p o s itio n K l i i .i l a p p l l c a l l o n s w e r e t o Im- m a i l e d try E e h 2* l o t h e l l r r n S e m i n o l e C o u n t y p e r s o n n e l d ir t i lo r G e r m a n H o n t e r o s a i d M S N I n c w ill s e n d a li s t o l I h e n a m e s lo I h e c o u n t y hy n e x t w e e k K o m i t o s a i d i h e c o m p a n y w i l l a l s o s e n d a list o l t h e l o p K l c a n d l d u l f s l i n y w ill r e v i e w l l l o s e 10 n a m e s w i l l h e p a r e d d o w n 10 l i v e or six re c o in in e iid a lI o n s . K o m c r o said I hose n a m e s w ill Im- c o n s i d e r e d h y a 1 o u n i v 1011111111 le e w h o w ill r e e u m m e n d th e ir lo p 1 h o l i e s lo llu c o u i l l v c o m m i s s i o n e r s C o m m i s s i o n e r s I io |m l o I1I11- a n e w n i a u a u c r i n rcpl.11 c l o r m e r m . i n . i m r Ken ll rM ip e r h v . h i m H o o p e r r e s t u m - d 111 O dnhcr O n e n a n i e l i k e l y m u a i u o n i : t h e 75 i s l o r n i c i co u n ty a d m i n i s t r a t o r H otter N elsyyciiiler N c i s w c n d e r is 1 u r r e i i l l v a c u i i s u l i i i i h a s s i s l a i l l t o A e llu tt C o u n ty M a n a t t e r H u h Mi M il l. i n 1 In e o u u l y s a l t o r u e y N c i s w c n d e r s a i d In- d o c s n ut w h i c h lo Ic a y c Ills |oh a s p r e s id e n t ol a ( • m i n i E l o r l d a 1 m r s u h u m I11111 Fro m sta ll reports INDEX B rid g e .........................S B C l a t i l l l i - t i .................SB C ornice ........................SB C ro s s w o rd ................. SB O sar A b b y .................. SB D e a ths......................... SA e d ito ria l...................... 4A Flo rid a ........................ 2A H oroscop e .................SB People........................ SB P o lice ..........................3 A Sports......................... IB Te le v is io n ..................7B W eather......................2A P a r t ly c lo u d y , b r e e z y F o r m o re w e a t h e r , t e e P a g e 2 A m slriiclo rs h i ironi ol a ■lass and will then speak h rlrlly w ith I niII i tin n -.11 her and 1In sliid cn ls I III- w lllln r w ill Im- given llu a w a iil 111 1In ii 1 lassriMiin Ellday and will I m y ls iln l hy llic scIccUnn 1 o iiitlllttii' their l.im lly and lln media I his year's lop leu u-ai lu-rs oi Si m m o le t oim lv arc • A n n N Alm eida a musii icai In 1 I 10111 Hear Lake E lcm cu l.iry s. 1...... .1:100(.h ayi s ( 1 in A|Hipka • Cicl.ildllic W eldon a kindery.u li 11 leai her al lilyllw ilile E le in riil.u y Si I iimiI I Ml \ llllell III Snnilnrd • D o io n lie a W Eoi>|e a I ill I ■ ui.ul, le a i h e r al K e e th E le llie lil.il y Si lio o l liOO l usk.iw lll.l ltd 01 W h ile ! Springs • I I i /. i I h i I i 1 urasi .1 km dciuarli Ic.n her at S p illiil l.aki Eleineiil.u si in m>I 1,0 5 ( 11.m ui A n in Ah m onte Spruills • ( arol Dudley .1 si n-tn I- le.li In i . I •reenwiMMl l.aki s Middle Si I m* m i | Lake Park D rive in Lake M.u\ • M ans Klay ins a si n in 1 leai l u i . i t S m iili Seminole Middle Si Iiih i I |n| I In w i n n e r o l tin- s t a l l i n n i p c t i t l o n w i l l i|o t o O n n a t i o n a l 1 o t n pi n i o n N o S e m i n o l e 1 o u o i y i c a i h i t h a s e v e r w o n On n a tio n a l a w .u d I In si lei n o n • o i m m i t c i w i l l I m y i s i i m t i t h e t e n l e n t In i s i i . i s s i i m u i i s Ted D ouce Diane E. Lew is La k e B ra n tle y H ig h n n l l l l o i n o r r o w a lii i i u m i i l i n y w ill s |h m l . i In m i I a n l i m n w n l c l t l i m l l n Dale J . W hitm an La k e M a ry H ig h S e m in o le H ig h See Tea ch ers. P a (c 5A T h e y ’re in the m oney Lotto jackpot goes to Deltona couple United P ra ia International D L L I (IN A A In Ilona iin ip li w ho o w n s a siaiiHid restaurant tr.u i li d to Elm 11I.1 l.olli ry lu-ad •pi.irlers in I alahassee I in silav to c la im th e ir S h . l 1111II 1011 L o tto |.n kpot lor pn kitiu all six ininihers m Saturday s draw mu •li llr e v a n d D o ro th y M a rin i owners ol llu- Key l.aiun S c . i Iih k I H e s i.in r a n l 111 D a y to n a Ili-iii h Slioles Will ri 1 e|ye I Ill'll prl/l III 20 . 1111111.il pay m e iils ol $.11 I mat. I.ol tery Set telar v Hi-hei 1 a I 'at 11said I In M arlins h .n e three children •litlin 21 K im |o and D avid 17 ■John and Ills wile l i m y I i. i m a I I m o n th old iiraiidsoii M arlin to and Ins I I ye ,11 old wtic s.uil they I i . im I h i ii playlliii llu same live sets ol iiillllhets since I. 11I lo In dan li n y said tin y picked lln tail HwaM rxolo kf lammy VMcanl Several local gas station owners have recently dug up old Links had them hauled away and replaced them wilh new ones that are less likely lo rust and leak m i n i h c r s iis in u M a r l i n s I n c u s , i i i i i i i Im 1 and .me t d id h a v e to 1 h a u g i- 0111 i i i i i i i I m 1 my age In i . nisi I i>icw oldt 1 situ i- Lot In I h 'h . iii M arlin said M artin said In yyiolc llu w m n iilu lium hi is dow 11 w Idle wall hum n li ylsiun S a tu rd a y u m h i w u h Ills d.illlihli r III layy lie ilnlu I Imik al Ills in ki is 1 an lully In Ion p u lliim lln 111 d o w n a n d h ay 11m tin iim iiii 10 check m i Ills grandson li .u y tin 11 picked up llu- III kcls and 1 III 1 ki ll them .m ain W hen I l.n y d i s i n y c n d wi gasoline inlo underground water supplies Slate environmental officials want new guidelines for underground storage tanks Local gas station owners support rules to clean up leaking tanks M il Dcklc oyyucr nl M il Dcklc's E xxo n S e ryu c H>l s E ic u c liA y i s .iu h u d ow ns the huihlhm and land on w h ic h Ills service sialinn sits lie knew In w ould In - 11 s|Hiusihlc Im llu upkee pul lu s ln u k s 1 tin 1 1h 1 sc tanks arc 25 » cars old you have m do slum a h u m ulm iil 1 I ic iii . lu s.iid Dcklc icccnlly ii-p l.u c d Ills ID year uld tanks vylinli lu- said wen a i<eil tiol Icakllih I lie new tanks today won I nisi like Hu old ones and should Iasi a Im lirugi 1 lu -slid In some 1 . m i s llu in yy oyyui is an- m il aware tlial ow n e rsh ip — and llu- .111 n m p .im 11m rcs|Minslhlliily has lu i n ira nslcrri d lo ilu-in D K H s new pio|Hisi d rules w ould rcipurc a lull oi sah m .111 a llldayil h u m a new nyyitcr In .11 coinp.m y From atafl, w ire reports SANKOHD L ih ii I Has s t a l l n i i n y v n e r s .m ri-c tlial s o m e t l u i m IM'1 d s m I h l i a s o l u u s to i. m < • i n k s i Io i u . iIh u H im dcrK rn uiid Si.in cnviro nm e nl.d olln i.ils an pto|H>sum new m il s ili-siiiiu d In 1 lean u p im d cin tu m id gasoline siiiiau c 1.inks 1 I 1. 1I max In- Icaklnu HHo Ini al Uiinmdyy alci I In p r n l i l c i u l.n 11m s i . u c n h u i . d s i s u v u m t o ill-ti l IIIIIU w h o o w n s s | m c i l n u n d e r g r o u n d s t o r a g e t a n k s S01111 h a s a n d n i l c o n i p n u n - s l a c c i l w i t h l l u p i o s j u 1 1 o l cx|H 'iis|yi 1 li'. u iu p c o s t s hay 1 t r ie d to s e ll oi h iM ayyay ll i i ' t t t a n k s h i Im a l u a s s l a l u i l i u p i 1. u n i s w h o I In 11 I n c i i i i i i i i s | M i n s l h l c Im a m li .n l yyun wc sla in d scn -an tlim anil yyi y c I n c h s i r i - a n m m c y i r s l i m See T a n k s , Page 5A 1 Ii . m i l p xx• 11K See L o tto . 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N EW S F R O M THE REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Bipartisan bill targets teen pregnancy Two hurt in spring break brawl D A Y T O N A B E A C H — T w o college students were Injured Tu rsd a y In a spring break brawl on the beach, officials reported. Four or five local m en. angry about the Influx of aprtng breaker*, beat u p the students after an argument, aald T a m m y Police Sgt. J o h n Power aald about BO,Odd college atudenta on aprtng break were In town, plua another 40.000 people taking part In "B ike W eek." an annual pilgrimage by motorcydlata to thcaeaaldereaort. Robert Petffer, 33. of Johnatown. Pa., a atudent at St. Francis College, waa treated and released at Peninsula Medical Center, aald hospital spokeswoman Paula Taylo r. Caruso aald PellTer had been beaten In the face and waa barely conscious w hen rangers arrived about 3 a m . Also Injured waa Ruaaell Stager. 22. of West Virginia University. Caruso said. Stager told rangers that the small band of local men. who ranged In age from 20 to 24. approached them on the beach, complained about the Invasion of college atudenta and a flat fight broke out. Caruso said. Rangers were seeking the suspects, w ho could be charged with battery, she aald. City board approval Moon Pla tossing P E N S A C O L A — C ity officials had a change of heart Tuesday about a proposed ordinance that would have prevented local Mardl Oraa celebrants from tossing traditional Moon Plea from pared? floats. "Nobody's going to be denied their constitutional right to throw a Moon Pie." aald city spokesman Carlton Proctor. "Between now and Thu rsda y, we're going to adjust (the draft ordinance) and build In some flexibility.'' Th e General Government Committee, with an eye towards safety, on Monday approved a ban on objects weighing more than an ounce from being tossed from floats during the parade. T h e city council was slated to consider It Thursday. Approval w ould have meant a ban on Moon Pies, a marshmallow and cake concoction covered with chocolate that Is a famous Southern snack. Th e snack tips the scale at 1.3 ounces and Is a fixture on some of the (loa fs tn the city's parade. •'Some of the candy and things thrown are being thrown at fairly high velocities and fistfuls, and some of the larger pieces ra n h urt." said Proctor, who said no particular product waa In mtnd when the ordinance was proposed. Maybe not. but Carla Robinson, vice-president of Pensacola's Mardl Gras, objected to the ordinance. She said she understood the city was Just trying to protect children, but she said "kids love Moon Pies." Firsbsll lights up south Florida sky D A V IE — A blaring fireball streaked across the night sky over south Florida Tuesday, appearing almost directly overhead before racing eastward, an ofTIcial at the Buehler Planetarium said. " T h is was very, very bright — brighter than most fireballs ever get." said Ralph Batlallne at the planetarium. "It waa about 100 times brighter than the brightest star In the night sky." Battallne said the fireball, actually a meteor, appeared about 8:23 p.m. E S T and was plainly visible to the naked eye. " I ’m sure It was visible quite a distance aw ay." he said. Th e display lasted for only five or six seconds before the object burned up In the earth's atmosphere, he said. "It must have been a t least the aUc of a basketball." Battallne said. "Th a t doesn’t sound large... but they make quite s bit of display when they go throughitne the skies." Evsrglsdss oil sxplorstion msy sxpand F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — T h e Florida Cabinet will consider next month expanding oil exploration Into the Everglades as recommended by state environmental officials despite 81 oil splits In south Florida In the last 18 year*. State Department of Natural Resources officials made a tentative recommendation In December favoring exploration In wrstern Dade. Broward and Palm Beach counties, which are already designated us Everglades water conservation areas. The report made no mention of the spills that have allowed an estimated 163.000 gallons of crude oil to seep Into south Florida’s soli along with 120.000 gallons of saltwater, which Is a by-product of pum ping oil. T h e law only requires oil companies to report spills of 210 gallons or more. “Eight of Ithose spills occurred In the Big Cypress National Preserve where two fields are active. One of those spills occurred seven years ago. leaving a three-acre stand of cypress trees dead. "T h e y have frequent spills." said Gregory Hogue, an environmental specialist at the preserve. "Unfortunately. Ifs the nature of the beast. Th e reason you have these spills and leaking Is neglect." Officials said about half of the splits are the result o f . . . . __.on or punctures In the oil companies' network of pipelines. From Uni tod Press International reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE - The winning numbers Tussdsy In in# Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 gam# wars 34. 8, S3. SO and 6. Tn* dally number Tuesday In th* Florida Lotlsry CASH oil --------------3 gams was s a t. D Straight Ptay (numbers In exact order): $230 on a 50-c*nl bet, $900 on St HBox 3 (numbers In any order): $00 lor a 50-cant bet. $100 on $1. ! Box 0 (numbers In any order) $40 lor a Sucent bet, $00on tl. n Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn, $00 In any order on a $1 bet. D Straight Box S $200 In order drawn. $40 If picked In combination on $1 bet POITMAITI i tee* e**retx cheeeet te THK tANFOSO HIHALD. F.O. tea IU > . teeter*. F L H IM . teSMriatMe Flirt I Daily 0 t»e*eyl Heete Detivery * Me* ) Meets* tIV.S* X MUeHlt UX M I Yxer ......................... MSI* tx*;i m i n i. Konya 4s * U n h U B M I ll PP ' J1 2 memberships, would mandate and pay for age-appropriate re­ productive health and parenting e d u c a t io n In k in d e r g a r te n through grade 12. with currlcu­ lums developed locally to releqt com m unity values. It would also boost spending fo r s c h o o l h e a lt h c l i n i c s , especially targeting areas with high rates of teenage pregnancy, low birth-welghl babies and In­ fant mortality. State records show eight of the Murderer wins reprieve from chair l T A L L A H A S S E E - Bernard Botander. scheduled to die Wednesday In Florida’s electric chair for the murders of four people he thought were holding out on him In a drug deal, has been granted a temporary stay. T h e tem porary stay was Issued Tue sda y m orning by a Miami circuit Judge and moves Bolander's execution back to no earlier than 12:01 p.m . E S T Friday. Botander waa convicted of first-degree murder for the Ja nu a ry 1980 deaths of Jo h n Merino. Scott B e n n e t t . R u d o lf o A y a n a n d N lc o m e d e s Hemandex. all of Dade County. According to court records. Botander and two other men were Involved In a cocaine sale with the four victim s T h e four were potential cocaine T A L L A H A S S E E - Flo ri­ da h o s te d a re c o rd 38.9-m llllon visitors du ring calendar 1960. andI iofficials are saying the state should surpass that num ber In 1990. Th e I9 6 0 total to a 5.3 percent Increase over 1968 and to a little higher than the 38.8-m ill Ion that waa forecast for last year. T h e official forecast for 1990 to 40.6-mllllon. O ne tre n d established early last year held u p to the end. w ith more vtailors arriving b y car than b y air. T h e to ta l n u m b e r of automobile travelers was 20.7 m illio n , w hile the airlines accounted for the remaining 18 million. Th e auto traveler total to M,10.3 percent higher than the 1988 total. Traditionally, more vtsl1 tors arrive by air than by auto. B u t the lin g e rin g Eastern Airlines strike that began early last year and uncertainty about air Corea accounted for the marginal growth In that category. Other statewide tourism Indicators reported by the s ta te D e p a r tm e n t of Commerce Include: • H otel o p e ra to rs say they had a n average oc­ cupancy rate of Just over 7 0 percent d u rin g 1969, a 5 percent Increase over the 1988 average. • To u ris m -re la te d sales tax collections for 1989 totaled 81.5 billion, sn 11.9 percent Increase over the 1988 total. • T h e Florida Welcome Centers near the state line on 1-95. 1-75. U .S. 231 and 1-10 received 1.13-milllon a u to m o b ile s and 2.96-m lllion visitors during 1989. sellers who arrived at a house with one kilogram ofcocaine. Botander thought the men had more cocaine and threatened to kill them If they did not produce It. records say. T h e victim s were held and tortured for a period of hours, and three of them died as a result of the beatings they received. Records say Botander and his two friends then pul the four victims In a car. and drove to an expressway ramp, where they poured gasoline on the vehicle and set It on fire. Police said one man was still alive when he was placed In the car. (tossing motorists notified police about the fire. According to records. Joseph Mocker went to the police and told him that he. Botander and Paul Thom pson were responsible for the crimes. ‘Frail elderly’ will need more federal aid this decade, House subcommittee told W A T E R - T h e new trill bring a growing population In need of fe d e ra l a id . sta te and advocates fbr the elderly told a congressional subcom m ittee of the House Select Committee on Aging. " I worry that our care can be so limited to the frail elderly that we almost take part In neglect." said stale Sen. Curt Kiser. R-Palm Harbor. A id to people over 85 was the topic of the subcom m ittee's hearing on Monday. Th a t group to often referred to by advocates ns the "frail elderly." Kiser told the subcommittee that the federal government should consider that group In Its form ula for d istrib u tin g He said Florida has been shortchanged because the fed­ eral government doe* not figure In the frail elderly In Its formula for distributing money to the elderly. "Florida doesn't always come out strongly when formulas arc applied." because no one has taken Into account that many States, Young and Old r i v t -»■y■■ o |o n g iti -a U m a m Ib aoq o *-a io t t i«a i- i»i-w» t , n r e« t qa kuj py ■ms a jw i xg* v*• V>• x:•T**/' X. V • a*•*4. I MV * p ^ p p p p v g ^ a a JI • «m — * ml “ i SM| ^ elderly people with permanent homes In northern states m lgrate to Florida In the winter, and use the state’s services, aald U ^ . Rep. C .W . Bill Young. R-Fla. By the year 2000. Florida's 7 frail elderly to expected to grow from 201.000 to about 372.000, Kiser said. THE W EATHER n v H D n o im o o n T o d a y ...P a r t ly c lo u d y and breezy with a high near 80. W lnda northeast at I5 t o 2 0 m p h and gusty. Tonight...M ostly fair with a low In Ihc upper 50s. East winds al 5 to lO m p h . Tom orrow ...Partly sunny with a high again near 80. Wlnda from the east at 15 to 20 m ph and gusty. E x te n d e d o u t lo o k ...P a r tly cloudy through Sunday with lows In the 60s and highs In the mid to upper 70s. Wednesday. March 7. 1990 Vol 82. No 160 tocos* Clett Retiree Pei* <1 teeter*. Fieri*! m il B i r t h r a t o t < M r t h e p e r 1 ,0 0 0 w o m e n p e r y e a r ) a m o n g w o m e n t g o d 1 5 * 1 9 In s o H c t o d c o u n t r i e s ’89 was a record ear for Florida ourism industry f TH U R S O A V C lo u d y 7 6 -8 7 F R ID A Y R U y C ld y 7 7 -8 8 Wssofft BfBdenlen V tro B M fh *•$» Palm Beech II U 74 75 « Bl 71 IS II U 7? 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T h e 6 1 5 .7 -m llllo n program ta rg e ts p re g n a n c y a m o n g teenagers, w ho are responsible for an estimated 75 percent of all pregnancies and up to 4 0 per­ cent of all abortions performed In Florida each year. Rep. George Albright. R-Ocala, an abortion foe. said he and abortion rights advocates got together following Iasi October's special session on that subject to look for ways to reduce the need for the procedure. "W e felt there was a com m on ground here — that If are could alleviate these unwanted pre­ gnancies. that we could do away with as m uch as a third of the abortions....'* Albright said In a press conference. The proposal, to be funded by e l i m i n a t i n g t h e s a le s ta x e x e m p tio n fo r h e a lth c lu b 10 counties without sex ed also have the highest teen pregnancy rates. "W e're going to teach them about how to deal with their peers and how to have expecta­ tions of a life of education and work and com m unity ... and things that make for that silly old word — good citizenship, said Sen. Eleanor Wetnstock. D -P a lm B e a c h , th e S e n a te sponsor. There were 25.000 teen births In Florida In the 1 M 7 -M budget year, the latest figuresi available. t T h e rate has been Increasing In Florida while the national rate of teenage pregnancy has been d e c l i n i n g , s a id R e p . L o la Frankel. D-West Palm Beach, another House sponsor. Local officials would design the currlculum s. and parents who objected to the subject matter could have their chtl ......................Itktren excused. Although a sim ilar clinic In Gadsden County has been cred­ ited for a 75 percent reduction In the local teen pregnancy rate. Gov. Bob Martinet nas opposed school health clinics because he feels they promote teenage sex. M A C H W EDNESDAY! S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 2:05 a.m .. 7:45 p.m.: MaJ. 7:55 a.m .. 8 :2 5 p .m . T I D E S : D a j l o a a Beach: highs. 4.52 a.m .. 5:11 p.m .: lows. 11:03 a.m .. 11:13 p .m .; N a w S m y r n a B e a c h : higha. 4:57 a.m .. 5:16 p.m .: 16 lows. 11:08 a.m .. 11:18 p.m .: Cocoa Baaclu highs. 5:12 a.m .. 5:31 p .m .; lows. 11:23 a.m ., 11:33 p.m . _____ e o M o m o M D a yto n a B e a ch: Waves arc 2 to 3 feet and choppy. Current to to Ihe so u th w ith a w a te r temperature of 64 degrees. N e w S m y rn a B e a c h : Waves arc 2 feet and scml-choppy. Current Is to Ihe south w ith u water tempera­ ture of 64 degrees. Sun screen factor: 16. St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet S m a ll c ra ft e xercise ca u tio n Capo C a n a v e ra l n o rth w a rd . Today...w ind northeast lo east 15 kts. Seas 3 to 5 ft except cape Canaveral northward seas 4 to 6 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. A few showers. To n lg h l...w ln d northeast 20 to 25 kts. Seas 6 to 9 ft. Bay and Inland waters rough. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday was 78 de­ grees and Ihe overnight low was 6 0 as reported by Ihc University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall du ring the 24-hour period ending al 9 a.m. Wednesday totalled 0 00 Inch. T h e temperature at 9 a.m . today was 7 0 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 62. as recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihc Orlando International Airport. 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If JS BS MM U IS SI IS 14 OMO n OM. » OOM S7 OOM IS .BB SB IS IB Bl SO MM IS to MM 40 11 40 u 4f SB .... 4S M n �4 * ( , Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Wednesday. March 1. 1980 — SA Prosecutor says rap probe not necessary E O L IC 1 Woman arraatad for battary at atora S A N FO R D — A wom an who allegedly bettered another w om an du ring an argum ent w ith Allaa Richardson at S a vr-A -Lol. 27T1 S. Orlando Drive. Sanlord. was arrested there by city police. At about noon Tuesday, Kim berly Denise Grace. 24. 70 Seminole Gardens. Sanford, was charged with battery In the case. 1‘ollce said the victim 's face was hit and scratched. Letter contributed to Leonard’s decision to resign county office ■ f 4. MAMISAIIFICLD Herald atari writer_______________ SA N FO R D — Seminole County P u r c h a s in g D ir e c t o r B e ts y Leonard says a ’ trash" letter sent to the media In Ja nuary ronthbutrd to her decision tn leave. "1 looked at It for what II was — tra s h ." Leonard says. " I wouldn't say It was the main reason for m y decision, but It did make tnc aware of the ly p r people I'm dealing with da lly." Leonard suhm lltrd her resig­ nation letter to acting deputy manager Larry Sellers Monday, slating shr will leave March 16. Her resignation nolr slates no reason for her departure. " A c­ cepted. w lih regret." Is written ut I he bottom ol I lie nolr. along with the slgnltures of Sellers and Aetlng C o u n ty Manager Bob McMillan. Coplrs of I he unsigned letter were mailed to local newspapers with an additional ropy mailed lo Leonard Th e letter made allegation* of Improprieties In her personal relationships and accused her ol having a criminal record. L ro n a rd dentes the a lle g a tio n s . In m a n y ra se s showing written proof of her stalemrnls. Although Leonard says the letter tipsrt her. she says she prefers to remember the good she did for the rnu nly. Including streamlining purchasing review and approval procedures and successfully negotiating con­ troversial con tracts such as I hr fleet m a ln ir n u n r r c o n tra c t w h ic h e lim in a te d an e ntire ' county department. Leonard says shr will pursue several options, declining to name them. She says she may remain In public service. A ugust 1987. S h r . was pre­ vio u sly tiy-senior p urchasing agent Ibr Orange "C o u n ty, ac­ cording to the files Although her personnel record Is largely favorable, then-deputy county manager M ontyr llcamer wrote lit a May 1988 Job review: an "apparent lack of internal proceedin'-* will not be toler­ ated." Leonard won't comment on (heir relationship, although the said she and Beamcr "didn't hit It off." F o llo w i n g th e c r it i c i s m . Leonard requested I he county oversight department, the Office of M anagem ent and Budget |OMB), to conduct a revue of the 13-person purchasing depart­ m ent. T h e J u n e 1069 O M B report suggests stream lining some departm ent procedures and assigning o r reassigning r e s p o n s ib ilit ie s to c e rta in employees. T h e report does not disclose problems and Is not negative In tone. "It was Just a quick review lo help lighten up the ship." said Barbara O'Hara. I h r former OMB anulysl who performed the re­ view. "IF o rm rr County Manager K rn Hooper) was concerned." Hooper could npt be reached ibis morning, but O'Hara said Hooper ordered a more In-depth O M B review of the department in November 1969. but resigned In October before the review could be completed. Lronard says she viewed the O M B review as a positive effort lo help Improve the depan men! functions, nbt as an attack on her managerial abilities. B u i the letter mailed lo the press In January Is less objective In tone than the O M B report. T h e letter alleges Leonard dated u p u rch a sin g em ployee and county commissioners Leonard says she often has lunch with m a n y purchasing employees and has met one for an Improrntu dinner, but has never been romantically Involved with the people who work for her. Lronard denies dating county com m issioners, although she says she has attended dinner engagem ents where com m is­ sioners were present. Th e letter also , claimed the Itad - baen arrested tn W inter Park In 1988. a matter Leonard confirmed, then showed court documents to show that she was slopped for speeding and then arrested for operating a vehicle w ith an oul-of-state d rive r's license. T h e arrest-case was dismissed and she paid a fine for speeding, according to the doc­ uments. T A L L A H A S S E E - Despite a decision Tuesday not lo pursue a ra c k e te e rin g a n d o b a c c n lty probe Into Miami rap group 2 Live Crew 's album . Seminole County Sheriff Jo h n Polk said today the Issue Isn’t dead here. State prosecutor Peter A n lonaccl said Tuesday he will not pursue Gov. Bob Martinez' re­ quest for a racketeering and obscenity probe Into the album. In Seminole county, sheriffs deputies had planned to ask ihe courts If they could pull Ihe records off shelves. Because of A nlo na ccl’a de­ cision and because most of ihe albums have been pulled volun­ tarily from county stores. Sher­ iffs Capt. Ja y Leman said today Stale Attorney Norm WoKlnger has said the Issue of aaklrtgfor a county Judge lo rule here on Ihe recordings Is "moot Lem an said Polk will meet with WoKlnger later this week lo d e t e r m in e If s h e r i f f 's I n ­ vestigators will drop Ih rlr plan to ask a county Judge to determine If Ihe lyrics are obacene. Leman ■aid Polk doesn't consider the Issue dead. "A t this point the stale at­ torney feels we've accomplished our goal of taking II off I hr shelves." Leman said. Leman said a teller from a Coral Gables attorney prompted the local investigation. H r said that attorney Is also apparently satisfied by Ihe stale's view and th e a p p a re n t v o lu n t a r y withdrawal of Ihe recordings. Th e attorney's leller prompted a Seminole C ounty rheck of the recordings and Ihelr a v a ila b ly to children. Based on that, sher­ iff n Investigation derldrd lo usk a county Judge to rule whether Ihe recordings w r r r obscene and If they should be available to Seminole Counffans. The ques­ tion has not yet gotte tn a Judge here. Th e stalrwldc prosecutor's of­ fice Is empowered lo Investigate and prosecute crimes that Iran scend the bounds of a single judicial circuit. Bui Antonaccl said his Jurisdiction did not Include such local obscenity rases. | i WT«ws»» Polict on tht run Sanlord Police Chief Steven Harriett leads some ol his troops and carries Ihe torch in the ennual police torch run lo benefit the Special Olympics Sanford police took Ihe torch from Longwood police at the south city limits Tuesdsy afternoon Like Seminole County sheriff s deputies and Longwood. Casselberry and Allsmonte Springs police, end police through out Ihe slate. Sanford lawmen ran for donations to Ihe games In Tallahassee this weekend. The torch was picked up at the Orange County line and delivered via U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 46 to Lake County YIELD County P&Z to review proposals B y J . N A R K B A R FIE L D Herald stall writer_________________ S A N FO R D In what may become u parade ol developers seeking county j>crnil*slon to luilld homes, stores, olllccs and w arehouses th ro u g h o u t the county. Seminole County plan­ ning and rotting commissioners will consider seven proposal* , lo n lgh i and eight tom orrow night. Several of the projects are in rural areas where urea rrsldrnls are rxpeclcd lo protest what they see Is an urban Invasion of I heir country lifestyle. Th re e of ilu- developm ent proposals lonlghi are lor the rural Chuluola area. Including a 660- home project adjacent to the E c o n lo c k h a tc h c r R ive r. T h e river Is currently under review for possible development real fic­ tions. Lund owners Ill-Oaks De­ velopment Co. will comply with the regulations, project design­ ers say. The site Is located due north of the Orange County line. C o u n ty p la nne rs have re ­ commended I he project be de­ nied. saying the nearly two homes per acre Is almost double w h u t Is c u r r e n t l y In th e Chuluola area. Th e y say roads In the urea are poor and water and sewer Is unavailable to the area. O range C ounty officials also oppose Ihe project. Also up for review tonight Is a 2 2 1-acre subdivision proposal west of Snow Hilt Road and eaal of Old Stale Road 13. Developers want the proposed Magnolia Luke subdivision to have one home for each acre of land. The area Is currently zoned for larger lots. C ounty planners recom­ m end denial of the project, saying roads, water and sewer Is not available for It. T h e project is Incompatible w ith s u r r o u n d in g r u r a l homrsltrs. county planners say. A third Chuluota proposal Is for a 4 3 2 -a c re s u b d iv is io n northrast of Lake Mills. Develop­ er Sami Herelch wants to build up to three homes per acre In the urea zoned for one home to an acre or on larger lots. County planners oppose the project as well, saying It is Incompatible w i t h s u rr o u n d in g ru ra l homesltes and there are Inade­ quate roads and no water und sewer to serve the site. 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S A N FO R D , F L A . 33771 A r m Code 407-323*3011 or 831-0093 SUBSCRIPTION RATEr 3 M onths........................................ 119.00 8 M onths...................................... 999 00 I Year ............................................ 979.00 E D IT O R IA L S Reaffirm our civil right commitment President Bush, reflecting the cautious approach that h as become the hallmark o f his adm inistration, picked an old hand recently to bead up the troubled Civil Rights Com­ m ission. Fortunately, the old hand he chose. Arthur A. Fletcher, la both knowledgeable and conciliatory — attributes the beleaguered com m ission needs in abundance these days. The 65-year-old Fletcher, i veteran of three Republican adm lnlstatlons. h a s been execu­ tive director o f the United Negro College Fund and also served with Oecrge Bush a t the United Nations. In the early 1960 b . Fletcher played professional football for the Los Angeles Ram s and the Baltimore Colts. "We have felt that It (the com m ission) could be stronger and more forceful In repre senting the concerns of minorities and others, and we expect It to operate In that fashion.'* said Marlin FlUwater. the W hite House press secretary. "We think th ey can do a better Job." Rush to judgment on abuse case W A S H IN G T O N — For the last few days, my conscience has nagged me about the possibilities of a wrongful crusade on m y part — my strenuous support of D r. ElUsbeth Morgan to prevent her divorced husband. Dr. Eric A . Foret Ich. from seeing their daughter. Hilary, because of alleged sexual abuse. W ith Hilary turning u p In New Zealand with her maternal grandparents, new evidence has raised disturb­ ing questions about the merits of Morgan's accusations. 1 couldn't help but think of one of Paul’s moat compassionate eplatles. w h ich Is also his shortest. In a letter to Philemon. Paul writes about an escaped slave. Ones Imum. who stole money from Philemon, escaped, met Paul In Rome, converted to Christianity and agreed to return with Paul's letter. " If h r hath wronged thee, or oweth thee aught." Paul wrote, "p u l that on m y a e rou nt." If Forrtlch has been wronged by spurious charges of sexual abuae, on whose account do we put what 1s owed? So m any of us shared Elisabeth Morgan's outrage. W e admired her maternal gutsiness In serving 23 months In Jail rather than complying with a court order. A n d we applauded Congrrsa for passing u law lim iting Hit- length of lime one can serve for contempt of court In Washington. D .C . Fu rther clouding the Issues was the mordtal stubbornness of the In the rbert B. Dixon. Every time ion opened his surly m outh. vengcAil venality rather than judicial even handed ness seemed to lace his rem arks. Elisabeth Morgan waa our Joan of Arc. Dixon was the Grand Inquisitor. A year ago. I wrote a strong defense of Elisabeth Morgan, “ a loving mother, ratio­ nal. educated and Intelligent*' who ref­ used to comply with what she fell was an unjust court order. I c o m p a r e d her courage to that of Susan I). Anthony. Mohandas K. Gandhi and M artin Luther f So many of us King J r . Now evi­ shared dence has surfaced Elizabeth that could absolve Morgan's out­ Forrtlch. rage. | K • T h e then I 0-m onth-old Hilary's reddened JA C K ANDERSON S titt Bush still has Stello waiting in the wings Other pieces o f the civil-rights package face tougher sledding, but at least the Bush adm inistration 1s taking the effort seriously. Administration officials liave said they are drafting an alternative bill to deal with their objections to the congressional package. There Is disagreem ent over m eans, but the end — for Congress and for the White House — m ust be a reinforcement o f the civil-rights protections and principles that so many A m ericans fought so long to achieve. Berry's W orld WELCOME TO THE MORNING NON-FICTION ENTERTAINMENT SHOW, for m erly, ' A «. THE NEWS. • 1000 9 V Mi A *C W A S H IN G T O N Victor Stello Is the nominee that refuses to go away. George Bush wants him In one of Ihe moat sensitive be In the federal nuclear weapons complex, u l If Bush doesn't watch out. he will be the only one who wants Stello far anything. Th e Job la assistant secretary of energy for defense programs. In that position. Stello would oversee the cleanup of a rat's nest at the nation's 17 nuclear weapons plants — a crisis of radioactive leaks. Illegal dum ping and cover-ups. Stello waa nominated last Ju n e , b u t C o n g re s s haa postponed confirma­ tion because of on­ going Investigations i n t o h ls c o n d u c t when he waa director of operations for the Nuclear Regulatory Com m ission. Stello behaved like a m an m ore Interested In p r o t e c t i n g the n u c le a r In d u s tr y than In protecting public safety. We have learned of f Anotlwrlnyet a n o th e r In ­ vestlaatlon v e s t ig a t io n th a t could b# tho could be the final nail final nail In In th e c o ff in for tho coffin for Stello. Stello. ■ T h e N R C ’ s In spector general la Investigating allega­ tions that NRC of­ ficials retaliated against an employee. Jam es Kelly, because he told Congress about lax N RC regulations on drug and wcohol use. A month after Kelly testified before Con­ gress. the NRC began Investigating him for allegedly soliciting a Job with a utility that was under Ihe NRC'a Jurisdiction. "Inside N R C ." a nuclear Industry trade publication, reported recently on K elly's arbitration hearing. At that heating, an NRC Investigator testified that her original report on Kelly cleared him of any wrongdoing. She said her report was then changed by higher-ups at the N R C to reach an opposite conclusion. The n the N RC began a second Investigation Into Kelly. T h a t second Investigation was done by Sharon C o n n d ly . the former director of the N RC Office of Inspection and Auditor. Con­ nelly testified at Kelly'a hearing that she could recall few details of the caae. but she did remember discussing the Investigation on a num ber of occasions with Stello. Now the NRC'a new hupector general wants to know If the probe of Kelly was retaliatory and If Stello had anything to do with It. Sources told ou r reporter Greg Moore that a report on the new Investigation will go lo the Senate In April. T h e Senate Is also waiting for the results of an Investigation Into Stello's role In an alleged vendetta against anoth e r N R C employee. Roger Fortuna. He was deputy director of the NRC Office of Investigations and he m ay have been too zealous of a watchdog for Stello's com fort Stello allegedly created a slush fund and paid an Informant 96.000 to gather evidence s p in s ! Fortuna In an attempt to prove that Fortuna leaked sensitive Information about Investigations to opponents of nuclear power. Th e Informant .couldn't make a case against Fortuna. Rep. Peter Kostm ayer. D Pa.. who chaired a congressional hearing Into the allegations against Stello. said Stello pursued a "personal vendetta" against Fortuna. Stello Is under the cloud of the Investigations, but that hasn't slopped him from working. When the Senate balked at approving Stello's nomination. Bush made him the deputy assistant secre­ tary for defense programs, a post that requires no confirmation. Since the top post remains vacant. Stello la tn charge. e T he com m ission could hardly do worse. During the Reagan years, the fact-finding panel of eight m em bers h a s been hobbled by controversy. Ineffective leadership and In­ ternal bickering over the basic principles of civil rights. Fletcher can be expected to put the Civil Rights Commission back on course Congress also Is doing Its part to put civil-rights law back on course, after the Suprem e Court narrowed civil-rights protec­ tio n s last y ea r In sev era l controversial decisions. Bipartisan legislation now pending In both h ou ses targets six court decisions that have made' It m ore difficult to prove Job discrim ina­ tion dhd e&'sler to challenge afllrmatlve-actlon programs. Som e of the rulings also have reduced the rem edies available to victim s of Job discrimination. Despite the bipartisan sponsorship, the Bush administration has expressed reserva­ tions about m uch of the legislation. Only on a proposal that Involves discrimination on the Job Is there wide-spread agreem ent. In o n ! of the six cases last year, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Section 1981 o f the 1964 Civil Rights Act. w hich bars racial discrimination In the making or enforcing of contracts, applies only to the hiring agreement: It did not cover on-the-job activity. The proposed legislation m akes clear that Section 1981 outlaw s racial discrimination In the "making, performance, modification and term ination of contracts and the enjoyment of all benefits, privileges, term s and conditions of the contractual relationship." The new legislation would ensure that the s ta tu te c o v e r s all c o m p la in ts of racial harassm ent. thighs may have resulted from a diaper rash caused by riding In s car on a hot day. as an examining physician concluded at the time, not sexual abuse. • According to a 1907 civil-court proceeding. Elisabeth Morgan's mother told s psychiatrist that Elisabeth's father. W illiam , had a "violent temper" and had abused her and her children throughout their marriage. • Ell* llxabeth * recounted In her 1905 book. "C u stody." that she had forbidden her father to take Hilary out alone after he relum ed several hours late from an outing. Tha t should have sounded a public warning bell. But nobody bothered then to Investigate further. e w tllla m Morgan revealed a disturbing Insta­ bility tn hta scathing denunciation of the Judgr. the court and the "lasy and Incompetent" Judge• on the D.C. Court of Appeals, who he said art "protecting this Judge" because of his race. • Th e attorney appointed by the court to protect H ila ry 's Interests called the elder Morgan, "extremely unstable" and said he could be "a danger to Hilary's best Interest." # In this escalating barrage of charges and counter-charges. It's far too early to make a Judgment. Entrcnttied bitterness may bar reso­ lution. But I feel dirtied by this tangled web of deception. D A V ID S. B R O D E R W hy w o n ’t Jackson run? W A S H IN G T O N Jesse L. Jackson has made a serious mistake In declining to ru n for m ayor of Washington. D.C. T h e District will survive: the field of candidates to succeed Indicted Mayor Morton Barry Includes several men and women of real potential. But Jackson has missed a rare opportunity to enlarge his experience and has handed his critics and rivals In another presidential race a legitimate reason to question his credentials. I think he knows this. In Ihe Interview he gave me after announcing his decision, he seemed far more defensive and less selfassured than usual. The reasons he offered rang hollow lo me — and I suspect even I d him. Th e y are essentially three: First. Barry, thou g h u nde r Indictm e n t and receiving treatm ent for substance abuse, has not formally taken himself out of Ihe running: others ure cam paigning actively or looking at the race. Second, the powc.-s of the District's mayor and Ihe scope of his budget are Hinted by the dependence on the White House and on Congress, where the District lias no voting representation. T h ird , the responsibilities of a mayor would require Jackson lo curtail. If not abundon. his national and Intcrnallonal role. It might be harder for him to pop up and share the limelight when a Mandela Is released from prison or an emergency food-lift organized. " It ’s a question of service.” he said. "Th e botlom line for me — the question I really wrestled with — was how ru n I render the highest and best public service?" If that was the question — and I take Jackson at hts word — then his answer wus wrong. Jackson says he will dcvole major time to the needs of Washington, especially ihe drug problems of Us youth and Its quest fur voting representation In Congrrss. But If he's serious about those nerds, he must know hls capacity to art on them would be far greater as m ayor than In p rtva lr life. And for a man who has twice demonstrated national ambitions, nothing Is more vital than learning the disciplines of holding public office — of bring In a Job where real constituents can demand reul accountability. Jackson has never known tliat. Ever since he Icll Martin L u th e r King. J r . ’s stall, he has run organizations ol hls own creation, stalled with pru p ir loyal only lo him. Those organiza­ tions have operated lo advance Jackson s agenda and have evaporated when lie der ided they had lost their u tllli). I here's no account­ ability In that kind ol experience. Until now. Jackson has had a plausible cxcusc lor never seeking elective office at any level hrlow tile presidency. Ills native stair ol South Carolina and hls adopted base of Chicago were, for a variety of reasons. Inhospitable territory. But he won Democratic presidential primaries In the District In 1984 and 1988 and clearly had a good shot at winning Ihe mayoralty. Bolls showed some significant opposition to hls candidacy, but as Vlolcta Chamorro Just triumphantly demon­ strated In Nicaragua, gutsy candidates who really believe the voters rule In u democracy arc not Intimidated by polls. What Is disturbing utiuut Jackson's derision Is hls readiness lo d e n y h im s e lf an Important challenge — from w h ich h r would have learned m u c h . Ja c k s o n Is only 48. He's achieved a great deal since he emerged on the national scene In Ihe lute Sixties and certainly has demon­ strated a raparlty for growth. Millions see him us a potential n a t i o n a l le a d e r . Th a t's w hy It’s dis­ m aying lo see him C Nothing Is stay In a rut that has more vital become all too com­ than learning fortable and cozy. the disciplines He'll learn nothing of holding from ru n n in g one public office. ■ m o re re g is tra tio n ca m p a ig n followed by one more presi­ dential campaign. Nor will he Improve hls credentials by hosllng a monthly T V talk show. There's too m uch chatter In Jackson's repertory already. Nothing wrong with kibitz­ ing on pohlks and criticizing Ihe performance und priorities of people In public office. Some of us In Journalism have made a good living doing Just that, and we don’t apologize. But we are not Ihe people who should sit In Ihe Oval Office or run Ihe government. T h is Is Ihe great age of democracy — when p la y w rig h ts and p h ysicists In fo rm e rly enslaved lands slep forward to take Ihe risks and responsibilities of public office. T h is Is no lim e for a serious aspirant for national leadership to remain on the sidelines or up In the T V booth. Jesse Jackson had a chance to Join their ranks and said no flunks. M y guess Is he'll never be taken as seriously again He's made It lar too easy lor people lo conclude that Marion Barry wus right when he lold Ik-llu Slom bo of Ihe Los Angeles Tim es ".Jesse don’t wanna run nnlhlug but hls m outh." Jackson culls Itu t u clu-up shot. But when he lu d u chance to disprove it. tie ducked LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters lo the editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a m ailing address und a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief os possible. Letters arc subject tordlllng. �rat* *Wto%i *0* 9 w*.* Sanford Maraid. Sanford. Florida - Wtdnmdcy. March 7. 19S0 - 1 * Eastern, Texas Air challenge report T 1 Humana Sodaty to fill board vaeanclaa S A N FO R D — T h e Humane Society of Seminole County will hold Its annual election lo Oil alx vacancies on the hoard of directors on March 28 at 7:30 p.m . at 2800 County Home Road. Sanford. T h e nominees are Jean Clear. T o m Hall. O all Faucelt. Jeannle Dailey. Jo h n Cllrone. Phyllis Ayoob. Je a n Sargrni. Linda Cuslmano and Evelyn Younger. T h e elecllon will be a re run of the election that was held In February of this year, the results of which were In validated. O nly persons who were members of the Hum ane Society of Seminole County with voting membership dues paid on or before Feb. 26. 1900. will be eligible lo vote or be elected. Historic board to mMt S A N FO R D — T h e Historic Preservation board will meet at the Cultural Arts Center. 119 W . Sth St.. Sanford, at 4.30 p.m. March 8. Th e board will discuss state gram-ln-aid assistance for historic preservation projects, the Make Sanford Shine program, and other buslnesa. NEW Y O R K E a s te rn A ir lin e s T u e s d a y a s k e d a b a n k ru p tc y co u rt Ju d g e lo evaluate transactions between Eastern and Its parent carrier. Texas A ir Corp.. before Eastern's re o rga n isa tio n plan Is c o n ­ firmed. Eastern made Its request In response to an examiner's report submitted last week lo U.S. bankruptcy Court that found evidence T e x a s A ir drained assets from Eastern before the carrier filed for Ch a p te r 11 b a n k ru p tc y protection from creditors lost March. The report by court-appointed exam iner D a v id S h a p iro re­ commended Texas A ir pay East­ ern more than 8280 million, saying several transactions be­ tween the two companies apared to have left Eastern with is than fair market value. Houston-based Texas A ir Ini­ tially agreed to the settlement, but later disputed Shapiro's find­ ings. "W hat we hope to restore that unfortunately has been lost Is some of the balance ol the reputation of these Institutions E elem entary years, but don’t officially have "sex education" until the sixth grade. 'As early as kindergarten, we talk about health Issues, family roles, the differences between girls and guys. By the time they get to the 61 h grade they've discussed the sexuality Issues as part of the health curriculum ." Beathard said. A ID S has been a very prom i­ n e n t p a rt of th e S e m in o le County health education curric­ ulum for several years. Former director of public Information Karen Coleman, whose brother died of A ID S, began teaching about the disease both within the curriculum and In other forums as well. TanksCawtlasad from Fags 1A any new registration of an underground tank. Current law requires only a letter from the seller. Sylvester Chang, owner ol Sanford M obil Se rvice . Inc.. 2518 S. French Ave.. Sanford, said the bill of sale Is a good Idea. When he purchased his station from G ulf O il. he specified In the purchase contract that G ulf be responsible for the underground tanks. Chang "complained for years to Q ulr* about the condlt l o n J H P ^ a J g n k s . 1 » h 1 even inou gfP W s TPBSr agreement Is now w ith Mobil Oil, G ulf Oil. who ctawAl lease agreements In 1988, Is still responsible for Chang's tanks. "W e have Induded A ID S In­ formation In o u r health and sex e d u c a tio n c u r r i c u l u m ." beathard said. Beathard said a committee of p a r e n t s , te a c h e rs a n d a d ­ ministrators Is being formed lo discuss teaching sex education and the presentation of A ID S Information at the elementary level. In the nattonal survey, drug education existed In 93 percent of the schools, compared with 88 percent In 1987. Fifty-eigh t percent of schools began drug education In kmderganen. 3 0 percent by third grade and 12 percent between fourth and six­ th grade. O nly 37 percent of the p rin ­ cipals said there was not a d ru g problem In elementary schools. "It's like buying a house and getting a title search." Chang said. “ Make sure the business Is free of encumbrances, and If It Isn't, gel It In w riting about w ho pays." Another proposed new rule would mandate that there be a second co n ta in m e n t system around tanks that are w ithin 300 feet of a community water source or w ithin 100 fret of a private well. G ra y Early, a senior attorney for D ER . said he hopes the proposed changes will "close the gap" In existing regulations that could lead to dinpuirs between owners of gas tanks and service station operators. If the gap Is not closed, said compared w ith 34 percent Just three years before. Seventy-tw o percent <of the schools h a d sex e d u c a tio n , compared with 61 percent In 1987. Tw e n ty 4 w o percent of principals reported sex educa­ tion In kindergarten. 17 percent by third grade and 31 percent after fourth grade. Questions about A ID S were asked for the first lime. Ninetysix percent of the principals agreed tha t A ID S education should be part of the elementary school curriculum , but only 63 percent said they had an A ID S awareness program. O f the schools w ith A ID S program s. 23 percent begin them In kindergarten. 20 per­ cent start them by third grade and 44 percent begin between Early, there could be an Increase In litigation between gas tank owners and service station oper­ ators as the state heightens Its e n fo rce m e n t efforts a ga inst leaking tanks. "1 could see that situation com ing." said Early. r e f c r T r t n g to legislation paraed In 1986 that established a schedule for up­ grading and. In some cases, replacement of underground fuel tanks. T a n k owners are re­ sponsible for the cost of the Improvements. Dekle admitted that replacing tanka Is costly, but has to be done. He negotiated with Exxon for a portion of the costs, and was pleased to have only spent 830.000 to re place his tanks. In his report. Shapiro said he found "a host of transactions where Eastern has apparently suffered from conflicts of Interest on the part of Texas A ir and the I n t e r l o c k i n g o f f ic e r s a n d , directors It has put Into place. "Indeed, there are Indications that from time to time Texas A ir's officers entertained the notion to 'cherry-pick' Eastern's assets for the benefit of C onti­ n e n t a l," Its s is te r c a r r ie r . Shapiro said. FBI denies suspension was retaliation M IA M I T h e F B I denied charges that It suspended a decorated Hispanic agent In re­ taliation for his testimony In a successful discrimination suit against the bureau. Hut the agent's attorney said EducationCaatiaaad from FagsilA und the Individuals that worked v e ry h urd to save E a s te rn Airlines." said Phil Hakes, presi­ dent and chief executive officer of Eastern, which Is based In Miami. fourth and sixth grade. O n ly 2 percent of schools have had a student or employee with AID S. Seventy-seven percent of the principals a i d they would accept a student or employee Infected with the A ID S virus. 8 health authorities approved. " R a r e ly have sc h o o ls re ­ sponded so q u ic k ly to help society solve Its problems." said Samuel Sava, executive director of N A ESP . "But. we need some help. As schools devote more time and personnel to society's Ills, society simply must Increase Its Investment In schools." T h e N A ESP . founded In 1921. Is a professional organization representing more than 26.000 elementary and middle school principals In the United States. Canada and overseas. “ Exxon paid 87S.OOO lo replace the lines and pum ps," he said. "H u t the tanks w ill always be m y problem ." Some of the proposed changes are p ote n tia lly co ntrove rsia l because the requirements are more stringent than the federal requirements, but D E R officials said the stricter standards are Justified. "W e Just fed like In certain situations, particularly In Florida with the kind of geology we have, that It's Justified to have the stricter standards." said K ick W ilk in s , d ire c to r of D E R 's division of waste management. " T h e federal rule applies to t$y whole country, but Florida has a more vulnerable groundwater situation." he said. Tuesday the m an was suspend­ ed as a warning to whistle­ blowers. and not because he was suspected of spying. " T h e r e 's a real c h i lli n g message to any FBI agent who wants to stand up against the FBI and tell the truth, and that message Is. ‘M y Irlend. you do It ut your own peril brruase If you (to w r ra n make life miserable lor you.' A nd that Is rxa rtly what they're doing lo him and lo other people." said a tto rrn y Hugo Rodriguez. H r represents Fernando Mata, a r m in t r r -ln t r lllg r n r r expert who was g lvrn the Justice De­ partment's highest award In 1983 Mata luis been placed on admlnstratlve leave with pay und had his security clearance revoked. Rodriguez said. He said Mata had not been told the reason for the actions. The FBI has refused comment on speelflcs hut reportedly Is Investigating M atas contacts with Cuban agrnts and allega­ tions that h r misled them on a lie-detector test. Rodriguez rn n trn d rd news leaks about the suspension were Tea che rs------- suspiciously limed to coincide with Mata's scheduled hearing before a federal panel reviewing p ro m o tio n s of the H is p a n ic agents. " Il Is very Ironic that those hearings are going to go forth next month and that allegations against Mr. Mata a nd other ugrnts ... are all of a sudden s u rf a c in g ." R o d rig u e z aald. " T h e r e w ill be no charges. Fernando Mala Is not a spy. they know that, everyone k n o w s lh a l." He said "other agents" also had been targeted because of the lawsuit, but did not elaborate on lhal charge. FBI spokesman Robert Daven­ port. In a statement Issued In Washington, "slrongly denied itrat the FB I has retaliated against Mala or any FBI a g e n t» for participation In that litiga­ tion." i Mala. 48. was a key witness I n . a 1988 suit In w h ic h 311 Hispanic agenls accused the F B I‘ of discrim ination In h irin g s .' promotions and discipline. U .3 .J District Judge Lucius Bunion In'Texas decided for the agents. In Its statement Tuesday, the. FBI said ihe suspension " Is ' to ta lly unrelated to S p e c ia l’ Agent Mata's participation In a ' discrimination class-action suit' filed on behalf of H ls p a n lc t special agents." C o n tinu e d fro m Page 1A S w inter Park Drive InCassrlbrrry. • T rd D ou rr. a music Ira chrr at Luke Brantley High School. 991 Sand Lake Road In Altamonte Springs • Diane E. Lewis, an anatomy Caatiaaad from Pag* 1A , and physiology trurher at Lake Martin szkd. Mrs. Martin was w orking at Mary High School. 655 Longwood-Lakr Mary Road In Lake (he restaurant Saturday night, and did not believe her fam ily's Mary. o od fo rtu n e w h e n it w a s • Donna Ponlaiowskl. a biology rought to her attention by her and anatomy teacher at Oviedo High School. 601 King St. in husband and daughter-in-law. Oviedo. " I didn't believe It at first." she • Dale J . Whitman, un English said. " I told them that wasn't and speech teacher ut Seminole a n y t h i n g to Joke w it h me High School. 2701 Georgia Avc. about." T h e w inning ticket, purchased inSanlord. The current leurher of the year at a 7-Eleven, contained the Is Krista Phelps, who teaches num bers 4 .5 .1 1 .1 8 .3 9 and 48. P a u l said the n e x t L o tto hearing Impaired students at Longwood Elementary School, Jackpot will be worth about 86 on Orange A vc. In Longwood. m illion. Lotto g H O SH TA 1H O TM v " r’ '-'V ‘>] DISC MA ROES C u tk tl FterlO* X i - M l Nh O W K M M T J . GALLANT Ernest J . G a lla n t. 68. 87 Haddock C o u rt Sanford, died Monday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Ja n . 24. 1921. In Lawrence. Mass., he moved to Sanford from there In 1987. He was a factory worker and a Qtlhollc. He was an A rm y veteran of World War II and a member of Knights of Colum bus. Lawrence. Survivors Include wife. Alice: ■on. Roger. M rulhuen. Mass.: daughters. Annette. W a s h in g to n . A n ita . Pennsylvania: alx grandchildren: one great-grandchild. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. J I U T R U S S E LL H O LTO N SR. Je rry Russell Holton Sr.. 38. Enterprise Road. Osteen, died Saturday at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Horn Ja n. 17. 1952. In Orlando, he was a lifetime resident of Central Flor­ ida. He was a frame curpcnter for residential construction and a Baptist. Survivors Include wife. Karen R .: so n. J e r r y J r . . Osteen: daughters. Christina. Decann. both of Osteen: parents. William and Eva. Winter Park: sisters. Linda Lopes. Son Antonio. T e x ­ as. M arble K n ig h t. Deltona. Brenda Sweat. Osteen. Daphne Middleton. Orlando. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. S U S A N M .L E S K O Susan M. Lesko. 40. Haytree Lane. Longw ood died Suturday at her residence Born Oct. 26. 1949, In T re n to n . N .J .. she moved to Longwood from Mount Laurel. N .J.. In 1987. She was a se lf-e m p lo y e d d e s ig n e r and artist. She was u Catholic and a member of Chamber of Realtors In Trenton. Survivors Include sons. Mark Kotelnlckl. Brian Drotar. both of Longwood: sisters. Betty W ills. C o a l C i t y . W .V a ., J o a n n e Jordan. Barbara Jaslnskl. both of Trenton. Jackllnc Jaslenskl. Fairless H ills. Pa., brothers. Richard Bennett. Leroy Bennett, both of Trenton: father. Josefs. Trenton. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. R O TC E V ER N A R D MOORE 8R. Royce Vernard Moore Sr.. 42. 497 Doctors Drive. Oviedo, died Sunday at his residence. Born Dt-c. 2. 1917. In Oviedo, he was a lifelong resident. He was a truck driver for Nelson Co. and a member of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church. Oviedo. Survivors Incktdc sons. Royce J r . . K enny, both of O viedo: daughters. Regina. Lisa, both of O vie d o : parents. R ubin a n d Ethel. Oviedo: brother. Frederick S r .. Illinois; sisters, Ja n ic e , Cornette. both of Oviedo; two grandchildren. Marvin C . Zanders Funeral Hom e, Apopka. In charge of arrangements. R O B E R T r .R M K R Robert F. Riser. 77. E. Lauren Court. Fern Park, died Monday at his residence. Bom Feb. 13. 1913. In Movlllc. Iowa, he moved lo Fern Park from Sioux City. Iowa. In 1968. He was a foreman for Swift Meat Ricking Co. and a m e m b e r o f th e S t . M a r y Magdalen Catholic Church. He was an A rm y veteran and u member of the Old G lory Post No. 183. American Legion. Survivors Include sisters. Lola H a in e s. F e rn P a rk . L e n o re R o b in s o n . K in g s le y . Io w a : brother. Dale. Fem Park. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. K A TH R Y N W . BCHW ENGER Kathryn W . Schwenger. 85. 611 Cherokee Circle. Sanford, died Monday at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Bom Dec. 24. 1904. 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Bulletin editor Len A ckland said the revolutionary changes overseas have "significantly dim inished" the risk of global nuclear war. "N ow . 44 years after Winston C hurchill's 'Iron Curtain' speech, the m yth of monolithic com m unism has been shattered for all to see. the Ideological conflict known as the Cold War Is over." a Bulletin editorial concluded. T h e Doomsday Clock first appeared on the Bulletin's cover In 1947. Mandela begins Tanzania visit D A R -E S -S A L A A M . Tan zania — Thousands of admirers braved dark skies and heavy rain to greet black South African leader Nelson Mandela to Tan za nia on the third leg of a 17-day African campaign for the end of apartheid. Mandela was to attend a rally today at the Dar-Es-Salaam sports stadium with former president and national figurehead Ju liu s Nyerere. and the city's Port Access Street was to be renamed Nelson Mandela Street. Chamorro-Contra talks said potitiva T E G U C IG A L P A . Honduras — Representatives of Nicaraguan I’rrsldent-elect Vloleta Cham orro held a positive round of demobilization talks with Contra officials, but the rebels affirmed their demand that the Sandlnlsta arm y be dismantled before the Contras disband. Ja im e Cuadra. who led a three-member delegation sent to Honduras by Cham orro, said the dialogue Tuesday "w as very p o s i t iv e " and " t h e r e Is a g r e a t w i lli n g n e s s o n t h e p a r t o f t h e Contras." But Oscar Sobalvarro. the rebel leader known as "C o m ­ m ander R uben" who Is leading the Contra tram at the talks, said the Sandlnlsta a rm y would have to be dismantled before there could be peace. Shevardnadze will visit Africa M O SCO W — Eduard Shevardnadze will go to Africa this m onth In the first trip by a Soviet foreign minister to the continent and may meet U.S. Secretary of State Jam es Baker In Namibia, the government announced. T h e much-traveled Shevardnadze will visit five African countries — Zambia. Zimbabwe. Mozambique. Angola und Namibia. Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said Tuesday at his dally press briefing. He said Shevardnadze would leave In mid-March but did not give an exact date. Pro-damocracy investigations continue B E IJIN G — Participants In last year's pro-democracy movement are still being Investigated and prosecuted. Beijing Mayor Chen Xltong said today, but he refused to reveal how m any people have been arrested or Jailed. At a wide-ranging news conference. Chen also vowed to suppress any further anti-government unrest and dismissed recent complaints that Chinese had been harassed by police for contacts with foreign Journalists and business people. "T u rm o il like that (last spring) will never again be allowed In Beijing." Chen said. "W e will stop any turmoil, big or sm all." Israeli body dalays decision JE R U S A L E M — Th e Inner Cabinet, despite Labor Pany demands for a decision on talks with a Palestinian delegation, today postponed consideration of a U.S. peace proposal until Sunday's meeting of the full Cabinet. T h e Inner Cabinet, a 12-member committee of the full 26-mem ber Cabinet that deliberates key policy Issues, met for more than two hours before adjourning without a decision. Israel Radio reported. Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, the No. 2 Labor leuder. said Tuesday there was "an Immediate need" for a decision. Labor Cabinet ministers meeting In T e l A viv Tuesday had unani­ mously approved the demand for a decision Wednesday by the Inner Cabinet. T h e Labor ultim atum was In reaction to a Likud Party demand that Labor provide assurances on the role of the Palestine Liberation Organization und East Jerusalem Arabs In-fore the peace process could continue. F ro m U n lta d P ra ts Intam atlonal ra o o rlt i Legal Notices N O TICE OF F IC TIT IO U S NAM I Node* it hereby given mat l em engaged in bu tin tu ft! !09 R.dge Road. Late Mary. F lor I d« 32740. Seminole County. Fior •da under the Fictitious Nftm« oI W EST TOW N TR A V E L , and that I intend !o register usd n#m« with tho Clerk oI the Circuit Court, Seminole County. F Iotk Ij . m accordance with tho Provisions of tho Fictltiout Name Statutes. To Wit Section •a) ot f toridft statutes in; Beverly A Scarlett Publish M arch!. U. 21. 2t. 1000 DEN m N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E Noticft it hereby givon thot I am engaged in butinott ftt f ]l Stott Rood 414 Suit* 200. Alto monte Spring» F l J2714. Semi no»ft County. Flgrtdo undftr tho Fictitious Nomo of A R TF U L S E L L IN G — A R O LL E R COMPANY, ond thot I intend to register u d nom# with tho Ctftffe of tho Circuit Court. Sem •no** County. Florida. in o< cordftncft with thft Provisions of the Fictltiout Name Statutes. To Wit Section 143 90 Florida statutes m ; Gi«nn A Roiiftf Publish Fftbruory 21. 2t. March 7 14. ItftO DEN 222 United way T hanks to you... it works... for ALL OF US I S L A M A B A D . P a k is ta n Rebellious fighters clashed with Afghan troops Wednesday In Kabul after the Soviet-backed Afghan government said It had crushed a coup attempt led by the defense m in iste r a nd a M o s le m r e s is ta n c e le a d e r. Western diplomatic sources said. " I t 's not o v e r.” aald one source. "Th e re arc reports today of ongoing flatting. Including aircraft trying to launch strikes Inside Kabul this m orning and being driven off by anti-aircraft fire." A s t a t e m e n t I s s u e d In Islamabad b y the Moslem fun­ d a m e n ta lis t g u e rrilla leader G u lb u d d ln H e k m a ty a r sa id troops loyal to Defense Minister S h a h Nawaa T a n a l w ere In control of the Bag ram air base, about 3 0 miles north of Kabul. It said heavy fighting con­ tinued at the base Wednesday and the rebel troops had shot down one Jetffghter. Th e diplomatic sources said they had received the same In f o r m a t io n fro m s e p a ra te sources, but emphasized the report could not be confirmed. • Official- Kabul Radio said the g o v e r n m e n t of P r e s id e n t NaJIbullah Tuesday crushed the attempted coup led by To n a l and supported b y Hekm atyar amid reports of fighting In the streets and at the airport and a bom bing raid on the presidential palace. T h e radio early Wednesday said the government had re­ gained control of the Defense Ministry building from Ta n a l's forces and captured several coup le a d e rs . S o ld ie rs w e re still p u rs u in g T a n a l. w h o se whereabouts were unknow n. W itne sse s said a m ilita r y t r a n s p o r t p l a n e fro m A f g h a n i s t a n la n d e d n e a r Parachlnar town, about 12 miles Inside Pakistan Wednesday af­ ternoon. It was not Immediately know n w ho was aboard the aircraft. Gorbachev says united Germany can’t be in NATO T r '" '~ 1 — -* M O SCO W - President Mikhail Gorbachev, after meeting with E g lt G e rm a n P re m ie r H a n s Mod row. In strong terms rejected a united Germ any 's membership In N A T O and waa critical of the "ru s h " to unify East and West Germ any. "W e cannot agree to this." Gorbachev told the official Soviet news agency Taos and G erm an reporters Tuesday when asked whether a united G erm any could belong to the North Atlantic Tre a ty Organization, the West's m ilitary alliance and counterpart to the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact. "It Is absolutely ruled o u t." he said. President Bush has said a unified G erm any should belong to N A TO , which counts West Germ any am ong Its members. East Germ any Is part of the Warsaw Pact. Legal Notices Logal Notices Legal Notices N O TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Noticft it hereby given that I am angagftd in business at 103 Rivarbftnd Blvd . Long wood. Sam Ino!• County. Florida, under thft Fictitious Nam# of W ER T M ARKS TING GROUP, and that I intend to rftgtfttftr taid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fieri da. in accordanca with tho Previsions ol lha Fictltiout Name statutes To Wit Section •43 w Fior.de Statutes i n ; Jack W Wert Publish M arch;. 14.21.20. tf*0 D EO 4ft IN TH E CIR C U IT COURT OF TH E IIO M T IE N T M JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT. IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLO R ID A CASE NO: *1043 00 L 1st AM ER ICAN BANK OF ORANGE CO U N TY, o Florida corporation. Plaintiff. VS ARCHIE H W OOORUFF III and ANNE C W OOORUFF.his w.te. WOH l D OF FITNESS. INC . W ORLOOF FITNESS OR LANOO. INC .W O R LO O F FITNESS KISSIM M EE.INC . FR E E DOM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and PALM ER E L EC TR IC COMPANY . Defendant N O TICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that on the 22nd day of March, ino. at II 00 a m . at the West Front door of the Courthouse of Seminole County, ot Sanford. Florida. M ARVANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court, will otter tor sale to the highest and best bidder tor cash, at public Outcry, tho following described real property lertted m Semi note County. Floride. more par tKuiorly described as follows, to wit Lot l»*. W IN TE R SPRINGS U N IT 3. according to the Plat thereof as recorded tn Plat Boo* t;. Pages M and SO. Public Records el Sftminoie County Florida The above sale is made pursuant to the Fmai Judgment entered m the above styled cause IN W ITNESS W H ER EO F. I have hereunto set my hand and officai seal this 22nd day of Fstets^ff ino (SEAL JaneE Jaseme Clerk ot the Circuit Court Publish February 20 March t IN T H I C IR CU IT COURT O F T H I E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIAL CIR CU IT. IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA. C IV IL ACTIO N NO. •MS2YCA0FP FIR ST F E 0 E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEM INOLE CO UN TY, o corporation orgam fed and •listing under the Laws of Tho United States of Amer lea. Plaintiff. NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nottca ift heraby given thet I am engeged in busmen at 1st Millrace P t . Long wood FL. 32730. Seminole County. Florida undftr tho Fictitious Name of TH E M O O R E M A R K E T IN G GROUP, and that I intend to register said nemo with the Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Sem •note County. Florida, in ac cor dance with the Provision* of thft Fictitious Nam« Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0t Florida Statutes m ; PefricieB Moore Publish February 21. 2t. Akarch ;. 14. 1000 O EN 22) NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is tierftby given that I am engaged m butanes* at I0S leprechaun Lane Late Mary F l 12744 Samtnoie County. Florida under the Fictitious N a m # o t T H E OR LA N O O T R IE R C O N N E C TlON. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court Sem ■note County Florida in ac (ordance with tn# Provisions of in# Fictitious Nam# Statutes To Wit Section MS 0* F or.da Statutes m ; Constance M Bennett Publish February 21. It. March 7 14. 1000 O f N ns OEN m 5 « C A U . TO LL F R E E I -••»>M l M il vs OORISA BEHNK. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment of Foreclosure rendered on the 22nd day of Fobruary. 1000. in that cortain cause ponding in tho Circuit Court in and tor Sami noie County. Florida, wherein F IR S T F E 0 E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEM IN OLE CO U N TY, a corpo ration organized and •listing under the Lows of Tho United States ot America, is Plaintiff, and DORIS A BEHNK. is the Defendant. Civil Action No •t 3370 CA Of P I. M A R Y A N N E M O R S E . Clerk of th# aforesaid Circuit Court, will at It 00 a m . on the 27th day of March. IffO. otter tor sal# and sell to the highest bidder for cash on tho steps ot the West Front Door of the Courthouse in Sanford Seminote County. Florida, the following described property, situated and being m Seminole County Fk>r ida. to wit Lot l. Block E . TH E M EAO OWS W EST, according to the Plat thereof #t recorded m P»at Book 17. Pages 3 and 4. Public Records of Seminole County Florida Said sale w ill be made pursuant to and tn order to satisfy the terms of said Final Judgment M ARYANNE MORSE C LER K OF THE CIR C U IT COURT BY Ja n e ! Jasew*c Deputy Clerk Publish February If March 7 1f *0 O EN 300 Logal Notic— MOTICI IFHOER e ic titio u » n o tic e it H ta ia v o iv in fkri Ik* un***ifn**. **•**<• 1* nJ'iMM* *•«• •» ir e c tr u m M IA IT M C A M totUT IONS. ■ **n*rri »*r*n»nkf* ri M l M l I . tanlen** Orly*, m ma City at r i v w . w w a ta r o w oM n*m* triik MWClarl at tat C irc u it C e u rl at t*m in*l* Cavafy, EtarWa. Date* I t H*u***ua*. Now T o t . Oil* tm doy ri Fekruery J M C T R U M H EALTH CAR E K X U T IO N t ■y: Jock P . Morloll Lagal Nottcaa Hsnao# F IC TITIO U S NAME H koroky gN*n Mat I f M burinaw t l M l y d . SuiW II I. Lot* Mary. Fla m m . SomlnoN County. Florida, vodtr Ih* P k tllN M Noma t l ADVANCED N EU R O SYSTEMS, tod M M I W rogNNr told nomo with ma Clark r i mo Clrtuil Court, SamlnoN County. F N ri In accordonct with Ih* Provltlon* *1 Ih* P IclllN ut Nomo SlohrWL ToW H: Soction •ti M P N rld t SlohvNt ITS) ADVANCED NEURO SYSTEMS PuhMrit: N orth F, IL tl. M H M I D E O OF PvMIVi: PiOrvory M. MorcA 7. IA It. llOt PIN Ml_________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OP TNRI 0TN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO POR IRMINOiR COUNTY, PIORIOA OINRRAL JURItOtCTION DIVISION C A I I NO OOOm CAOOP PNriOo Ror No. into A M IR IC A tM O R T O A O R tIR V IC IN O . INC .oPIortOo coryorcliori. f/k/t P IR tT PAM ILV M ORTGAGE CORPORATION OP FLORIDA. • Fieri** tereerenew. Piointm. V* M A R O A R IT R HOPPMANN J A M I t RAILR V. MOWN. P R E IO O M IA V IN G I ANO •.OAN ASSOCIATION; tn* A M I RICAN P IO N R IR SAVINGS RANK. N O T IC I OP tALR N O T IC I I t H R R IR V 0IVR N pruwonl ol o Final JuPprn.m or P o rM M v r. OoToO Fekrmry 10. 1000. onR enter** M Co m N o OOMI1 CAOOP. o« mo Clrcvlt Court or mo itm juOkiot CNcvit in tn* Mr S.mlnot. County. PlOrlOo wtwroln A M I RICA'S M O A Y G A G I S R R V IC IN G . IN C . o > lor id . coroorollon. l/k/o PIRST PAM ILV MORT O A O I C O R P O R A T IO N OP PLORIOA. o PlorMo coryoro lion, l/k/o P IR S T P A M IL V M O R T G A G I CO R PO R ATIO N OP PLORIOA. o Fort** cerpe r o l l o n . I* o la ln t l M , and M A R G A R IT R HOFFM ANN and J A M I t R A I U V . teauta. F A t t D OM S A V IN G S A N O L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N : and A M I R 1C A N P I O N I I R SAVINGS RANK. o r. Orion donr*. i win m i i i . mo Myrwtt ond b ril WdOM N r coin In mo nr.ri Irani ol I N Somlnol. County CourtnouM. In SriiNrd. PNrido. ol II 00 o'clock A M. an mo Und day ol Morth. IMS. mo Nllowing dncrikod oroprity M M l lortti in *oN Final Judo nwnl. N w lt LO T 101 OANRURV M ILL U N IT TW O I . ACCORDING TO t h i p l a t t h ir io p . as R IC O R O IO IN PLAT ROOK U . P A G IS at A U . PURLIC A C C O R D S OP I C M I N O c I CO U N TY . PLORIOA. ANO. Including m . building* and .p p u r la n .n e t l . c . i . d iN / w n ond Ngtnwr wim rrw lurmturo. lurnithing* and tl. tu rn tituoN morrin and NcoNd NwrMn O A T I O llilt U nd day ol Pabruary. law A* Clark at toid Court By Jana I JaaowK AtOaputyCNr* PuMHh Pabruary M. Mor/h >. IMS D I N 101 IN T H I C IR CU IT COURT POR S IM IN O L R COUNTY. FLORIDA PROOATR DIVISION FILR NUMB I R W IS*-CP IN R I IS T A T IO P AR THU R CARL A N D R IS . OacaOMd N O T IC I OP ADM IN ISTRATIO N TO A LL PCRSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR O lM A N O S A G A IN S T T H I A I O V I C S T A T C ANO A LL O TH CR PERSONS I N T I R C S T I O IN T H I CSTATC YOU ARC H C R I I V NOTI PI 1 0 mol tn. admmifttration at Itw atloN r i AR THU R CARL A N D R I S , d a c a a it d . F lla Numbar W IIS CP. It ponOing In mo Circuit Court N r SwnlnoN C o u n ty . F lo r id a . P rpb o lp O i.iiw n, m* n U r m r i whkn I* CNrfc ol Itw Circuit Court. Pro bait Civilian. SaminoW Caunty Cou/thouM. Pott OtfKo Drawdf C. Sanford. Florida, t t m Tha par tonal raproMnlallvo ri ma a * •a I a I* G O R D O N V PRCOCRICK. wtwM oddratt I* Ma Banana Laat Road. Loba /Mary. Florida W t t Tho na/no and addrot* ol m# parcanal rtprtM nlatlvo • attornay ar* M l Nr m balow All porMnt having claim* or damand* ogamtl lha ttlaN ara raqulrad. W IT H IN T H R U MONTHS PROM T H I OAT I OP TH E PIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O TIC E. N IIN with m* dark r i Itw abovo court a writtan tlaNmonl t l any claim or damand may may hava loch claim mutt bo In writing < mutt indlcaN mo botit N r mo claim, tha namo and o d b m al ma cradiNr ar M* oganl a d a m a y . and lha om aunl cNimod II mo claim t« not yal duo. lha dal# whan It will bacoma duo than bo ti.N d II Itw claim la conimganl ar unit gwidaiad. lha nalwro al lha uncartalnty than ba il.N d II lha claim It Mcurod. ma tacurl •y than ba dttcrlbdd Th* cla-manl than dallvar tullklonl copwt r i lha clatm N ma dark N anabN tha dork N moll ana copy N aach portanol rapr* Mnlallvd All porMnt inNraiN d In ma a t l.N N wham a copy ri mi* Noiica ol Admwittration hot baan maiiad ara raguirad. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S FROM TH E D A TE OP TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OP TH IS N O TIC E, la liN any ab loctiont may may hava mat chjIHnga ma vaiiOily *1 ma dacadanl'i will, ma qualilico lion* ol tha parMnal rapr* t o n lt llv t . or Ih* vanua or lurltdlcfidnri mo court A LL CLA IM S. O EM ANOS. A NO O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO P IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER BARRED Dai* ol ma firtl publication of mis Nolxa r i Admini*trali«n March t. Itoo /*' Gordon V Frodarick. At ParMnal Rapvatantaliva ol ma E tlaN ri A R TH U R C A R L ANORIS. dacaatad A TTO R N E Y FOR PER SO N AL REPRE S E N TA TIV E Gordon V Frodonck AOOHESS II* N Park Avanua. Sanford. F LU F FI Totapnoo* laon U J US) Pubnth March F. la taw D EO 7) ST. J O H M R I V I I W A TER M AN AdEM E N T DISTR IC T A cfB i Tha D trirkt giro* nolle* r i IN UlN nl N ittuo a pormll N Ih* lo llo w ln i o p p llc o n llt l on MARCH IL ITW: G A LL IM O R I HOMES JO IN T V E N T U R I. R I SUNSHINE LN S TB t i l l A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS. PL UF14. apptkotton aollFRaaA. on N /rV M Th* proioct h NcoNd In Sd^ntnnN C o u n ty . S o c llo n lt l IE . TownaMp(t) M South. Rang* Ft la r i. Th* w pn criN n N N r * I t >M act* R E S ID E N T IA L SUBDIVISION N bo known a* M A N C H E S T E R O AK S Th* receiving water ktdylM t) I* L IT T L E W IK IV A RIVER Th* IIM t l containing each r i a above IHNd ogpucononlil or* oaolloON N r InipocINn Monday through Prldoy oacopf N r Ngol hoi Nay*. ( M o m w S W p m a llh a SI Jenna River jomonl Oitfrlcl. Highway IM Watt. Palau* PNrido Th* Oitlrlel will toko action on ooch porm ll oppllctllon litNO ***** imNM * pottINn N r an adminlttratlv* proctodMg I hoar mol la Mod ourtutnl N Ih* pravlkWm ri Mclwn IM IF. P S . ~C-I.SU. P AC A at ft ar* aINcNd by any *1 m* Oitlrlel* prapoaod parmitting dacitMn* tdamilNd abovo may pat"tor- Nr tn admlnliNrilvo hearing *n accordanca turn tec Iwn IM IF. P S Priittant mutl comply rum mo ragutromonl* *1 PNrido Aomlnlrirallvo Cad* AuNt r*C I II I and M S M I and b* Mad wim |ratal rod by I th* Oitlrlel Clark. P O Rot IOT. P a ia tlo. Florid* 1M FI la)* Palltioni for oom m iilrollvo hearing an m* abwva'aopllco U tn ltl mutt ba Mod wimm NurNon 1141 day* r i puMka Hon* r i m u nolle* or wimm NurNon 114) day* r i actual racatpt ol Ihl* mNnt. whkhavar ttrti occur* Poilur* N UN a priitwn wimm nut lima period thou canttttuN * waiver r i any right tuch par ton may have N raouatl an admuuttraliv* 0* farm.natian ihaanng) under tat flan IM IF. P S . concerning m » tubtret permit atplicotNn Palilwnt which ar* nol Mod in vlkWnt or* tutlact N Oltmlaori Pubiith March F. law 0 1 0 *1 N O T IC I OP F IC TITIO U S NAME N oikt i* hanky given that I am in*a*ad M buainatt al II* SJadv O r. Langwatd. Sam mow C tu n ly , F lo rid * under Ih* Plcllllou* Noma *1 O A V IO P A Y N E R E S ID E N T IA L PR O PER TY M A IN TEN AN CE, an* mol I Inland N rtgitMr W d nom* wim me Cleft *1 ma Circuit Court. SomlnoN County. PNrido. « accordance wim ma Proultltn* *1 Ih# Plcllllou* Nom* SlrivN*. To Wil Soction MSP* PNrido SNIuNtltSF David L Payne PuMHh Pabruary I*. March F. la .ll.lf W O E N 1*1 ST. JOHNS RIVER W ATER M AN AO EM 1N T D ISTRICT OlveaNelkeri leteteeK Agaacf BcHazf Tha Oiftfrkf give* nafka af lit mfefif fa issua a parmff fa fha fo11o««ing a a a iK a f it(s ) an MARCH 12. IffO B E L A IR H O M E S , l i l DOUGLAS A V E N U E . A L T A M O N T E S P G S . F L 32M4. aaplicafian #12 11F 001FA. an t n O '* The praiacf it lacatad in Sefninek County, Sa<tian(t) 33 3ft Ol 01. Tawnship(s) 20 21 Sagfh. hang# M East Tha appikatian is for a f 4M Acre public read Vi R/W la ba known at 4)4 PARTNERSHIP TR A C T Tha ractlving wafer body If L IT T L E H O W ELL C R E E K BASIN EM BR EY IN C . C/O JACK HANSON. 4010 BOY SCOUT BLVD. 70S TAM PA. FL 33407, application flS IllO O S IA . on 10/0/i f Tha profacf If locafed in Semirtok County. Sections 21 20. Township 21 South. Range 30 Baft Tha application it for a aa 120 acre public use — ditch piping ta ba known at NEW PORT COLONY A PAR T M E NTS Tha receiving wafer bedy it LAKE HOW EL (CLASS III) Tha fitadl containing aach a* tha above iisiW application^) ara avaliabla far inspection Monday through Friday aicapt for legal holidays. I M a m fa 3 00 p m at fha St. Johns River Water Management District. Highway I00 West. Paiatha. Florida Tha Disfrkt will fate action •n aach permit application listed above unless a petition for an administrative proceeding (hearing) Is filed pursuant fa lha provisions of section 120 37. F .S . and section i0C I Sll. F A C A parson whose substantial infer esfs are aftaefad by any of fha Oistrkft proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition for an administrative hearing in accordanca with sac tion 120 37. F.S. Petitions must comply with lha requirements of Florida Administrative Coda Rules 40C I III and 20 3 201 and be Iliad with (received by) the District Clerk. P O Boa 1420. P 4 l4 th 4 . Florida 32070 M2f Petitions for administrative hearing an fha above appilca ttools) must bo Mod within fourteen |U ) dar t of pudi.ee lions ol mis notice or within fourteen ( U ) d4ys af actual receipt ft this intent whichever first occurs Failure to file 0 petition within this time period shoe constitute a waiver al any right such person may hava to request an administrative da termination (hearing) under section 120 37. F S . concerning me subject permit application Petitions which are not filed m accordance with the above pro visions are subtect *odismissal Publish March 7. IffO D E O 44 Lagal W oticf N O TKR O P PICT IT K W t NAME ft karoOy givon mot a* buklnaaa r i IM I . Evergreen A v u . N o U L Langvwt*. P N JFTM. tomlnaN County. PlorIB* unoar tn* Ptc tit tout Nomo ot SOME T H IN G O L O . t O M E T H IN G NEW. an* mot ■* M on* to roglttar tot* nom* wim m* Clork r i tka Circuit Court. Som MON County. Pltri**. In ac cor*tnct wim Ik* Provlatontri Ik* Pkttttou* Nomo StatutOL To Wit SoctNn MS I t PNriOo Paulo K. (M or* Patricia A. K tom Mariano S. Watton PuMkk Potruory IL It. M. More* F, tfW O E N IP N O T IC I OP F IC TITIO U S NAME It koroky gluon mat I tnburinottat laOiC A If to rt Blv* . Son tar*. PL. Somlnri* County. P H rM t unOar Ik* Pkttttou* Nam* r i M c K IE A IR C R A FT SALES. «vo mat I Inton* •* roglttar tat* nom* wim Ik* C N rt *1 tkt Clrtuil Court. Som Mala Caunty. Pltri *0. M accorOonct with m* Provltlon* *1 tho Plclltlout Nom* SlotvtoL T o w n SoctNn MS M P N r i« t StatuN* IVP R OBERT I SAcKIE OP SEM INOLE INC RMori I . McKa* PuMHh: Pakruary IL >1. Ft Merck F. Itw D IN IM IN T N « C IR C U IT COURT IN AN O FOR u S IM IN O L R C O U N T ). FLO R ID A CASE N O -E O M ttC A O b E RlCHAROW ATSRSon* K E N N E TH O A V IO L E V IT T . PiomiittL J M IC H AEL NO aRIStn* CANOACE NORRIS.hi*wit*, rir i Da tar . arty N O T IC I OP M i l NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N lh a t. o u riu a n t to a Pinal Judgment data* February Fl. 1 1 *1. In C a t * N u m b a r O tlalSCA 00 1. r i ma Ckcutl Caurt r i m* ItgkNonm Judicial D-Urtcl In an* Mr Sam mala Caunly. P la n a * . In which R I C H A R D W A T E R S on* K E N N E TH D AVID L E V IT T ora ma PlamtiFH tn* J M IC H AEL N O R R IS t n * C A N D A C E NORRIS, hi* w i n . JAN E C W H ITA K E R , a* Truriat unoav tho g r o u lilt n t ot a T r u i t Agraomanl data* OcNbar is. lags, known a* Tru ll N* 101 SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC : C Y R IL A SCHWENKE an* RAMONA R S C H W E N K E . h it wlta. an* 2INIPA «* GR EG O R Y ar* m* Oriondant*. I will tail N ma hvghoat tn* batt t i.O ir Mr each at m* Watt Front tear at m* Caunty Cowtthout*. Senior*. Pltri**. ot II M . a m . an March n . ItW. Itw Ml lowing Ottcnb** proparty vat Mrm hi m* P Inal Judgmant unit at SOUTHPORT CON O O M IN IU M . PHASE IL ac cerdbvg M the Ooclorotwn at Mam latum a* rocarOa* in O R Ban* ta n poga 1FFF IM* Public Racbrdt *1 Sammaia Caunty. Plarido. and amand mant* tfwrttQ Datad mi* i> 4 day r i Fabru ary. ITW I Caurt Snail M ARYANNE MORSE CLER K O P TH E CIR CU IT CO UR T JanaE Jaaawlc A l Deputy Clark Publlkh Pabruary M. March F. I*W O EN Ftt U N I T I O S TA TE S DISTR ICT COURT M ID O L I O IIT R IC T OP FLO R ID A OR LANOO DIVISION C A S IN O : BO-IFTCr Orl I* U N ITE D STA TESO P AMERICA Plamlltt. v OSCAR J IM IN IZ . GRACE IZBICKV. Dalandanli A M I N O I O N O T IC I OP P O R P IIT U R I Nolle# la haraby glvan Ihal lha Pabruary S. IYW. In ma cat# ri United Statat v Otcar Jimlnni and Greet Itbkky. Criminal No •* FIT Cr O rl IL Ik* Honorable G Kendall Sharp. U/uInd Stria* Otttrlcl Judga. M.ddN O ntrKI r i PNrido. ontarad an Ordtr ri Parlritura on tha tallowing propary 1. Land. Impravnmnntt. and ro ild o n c * located at l ) t l Barbiton Caurt. WuvMr Spring*. Florida. Wim lha totlowing lagal dttcriptwn Lot at. Sunrltd Villaga. Unit I. According M ma plat tharaol a* recorded Hi plat boa* IF. page If. ol tha public raesrdt ri SamlnoN County. PNrido I A conveyance further da tenbed aa a IWI Ctwvrawt Corvntt. VIN lAVIFaWSIftSJt*. titled In ma noma* r i Otcar and Diana Jimlnat ). A conveyance further da tenbed at IfF* Mar cadet Bant convertible. VIN lOFOriUOIUet. tilled In ma noma r i WFwWteM Car Trader « *30.000 00 In United Statat currency S A ll p r t c l o u t /natal*. gemtNnet. or ether item* el jtwalry. Including a gold Prtti danliol RoMa watch, grid chain* w llk d ia m o n d * in la id , medalliont. and gold can* Th * to ra g o ln g O rd e r at ParMitura having baan anlerad an Pabruary S. IYW. ma United State* haraby giva* notice r i it* Intention ta di»pe*e r i tha lorlaltad proparty In tuch manner ot Itw United Statat Attorney General may direct Purtuonl M ma provltMnt ol TU N 11. Umtod Slotot Coda SoctNn ISJInl. any parton hev mg ar claiming * Ngol right. titW or intorott in any r i tha aforementioned property mutt tiN 0 petition wimm thirty (M l day* r i tha tmol publication ot m u none* Tha petition than ba tigned by Itw pet:loner under penalty r i parlury and mall tat M i I N nature and a.tant ot tho petitioner * right, tilw ar mtaratt m aach ol tho lor tailed p ro p o rtld * . tha lim a ond circum tlonco* ol tho poll twnor't acquitmon ot mo right. tilN. and mtaratt m the tor tailed properly and any additional tact* tupporting the petitioner t claim and the ralNI taught United UeW t Mar ihal M.ddN O ittrk tri Fwnda Publlm March F. IL It. IYW DEO] Lagal Nollcas IN TN E CIR C U IT COURT IN ANO PON SEM INOLE CO UN TY. CASE NOl •»kill CA*OP CROSSLANO SAVINGS. P/R/A PIRST C IT Y FE D E R A L M VIN G S ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION PtOMtlft. DARYL 0 RICE ond K U R I L R ICE.IUtw iM . alai DaMndontlt) N O T IC I OP M L ! Nalic* It Iwrtby glvan that, pur want ta tha Order or Final Judgment nnturvd in m il cauk*. in tha Circuit Caurt r i SEMI N O L I Caunty. FMrido. I *11 aril ma proparty kituatad in SamlnaM Caunty. P Nr Ida. da L ri II . In Black H r i TANGLE W O O D S E C T IO N T H R E E R EPLAY, ac earring w me Piet thareal at racerda* m Plat Rank II . Page F*. r i the Public Racer#* r i SammaN Caunty. Fiffiga af ftwbik sate, fa fha h*«hett and batt bibber, tar cath at fha Watt Frenf Dear at fha tominqia Caunty Courthouse in Sanford. Fiordia af ft 00 A M . an March 22 1000 Clark at the Circuit Caurt JaneC Jaeewk Publish Fabruary 20 March 7. 1000 OEN 204 ST. JOHNS B IV E E W A TB E M A N A G E M E N T O ltTR IC T Oives Nafkaat Intandad Aqancy Action The D ittrkt | iv n nefice of iff infant to issue a parmit to the fallow ing a a p lic a n t(s ) on MARCH 12. 1000 TA S Q U C D E V E L O P M E N T GROUP. 1704 N GOLDENROO RD. «<02 ORLANDO FL 32007. application •42M7031UN on •0 20 00 Tho application is for a STORMW ATERS SYSTEM to serve ) 000 acres to be known as IS L A N O L A K E B U S IN E S S C E N TE R in Seminole County locafed m Section 04. Township 21 South. Rang# 10 East Tho filet•) containing each of the above listed appiKattonts) are availably for inspection Monday through Friday oscept for legal holidays. • 00 a m to J 00 p m at the St Johns River Water Management District Highway too West. Paiatsa. Florida Tha District wifi taka action on each permit application listed above unless a petition for on administrative proceeding (hearing) is filed p u rs u it to the provisions Of section 1)0 17. F S . and section aOC I 311. F A C A person whoso substantial inter •sts are affected by any of tho Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition for on administrative hearing m accordance with sec lion 1)0 37. F S Petitions must comply with tho requirements of Florida Administrative Cade Rules 40C I 121 end cOC l Ml and bo filed with (received by* the District Clerk. P O Boa U20. Palotko. Florida 22070 1 420 P a t m a n s fo r ad ministrativo hearing on the a b o v e o p p l i c a fionis) must bo filed within fourteen ( 10) pars,of publico ftens •« mis tepee er witpm fourteen (141 days of actual receipt of thtg intent, whichever first occurs Failure to file a petition within this time period shall constitute a waiver of any right such parson may have to requost on administrative do termination (hearing) under section 120 37. F S . concerning tho subtect permit application Petitions which art not fifed m accordance with tho above pro visions ara subject to dismissal Publish March 7.1000 D EQ4S _____ ______ ST. JOHNS R IVER W ATER M A N A G E M E N T OISTRICT Gives Nefice et Intended Agency Action Tho District gives notice of its intent to issue a permit to tho follow ing a p p llc a n t (t ) on MARCH 12. 1000 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . PU LLE N JAM ES. 274 BUSH BOULEVARO SANFORD. FL 32700. a p p l i c a t i o n •2 II7 0224ANG on 12 II 00 Th# appi'cant proposes to withdraw I 000 MGD of ground water from the surficial aquifer via 2 pro posed temporary pumps lor dewatering during construction along C R 427 to servo 0 340 acres in Seminole County located in Section 01 Township 21 South. Range 30Eesf Tho District 0 ivos notice of its intent to deny the request tor a permit by the following appli cant on MARCH 12. 1000 FRANCIS A LEOLA BOWMAN. 101 LYN D H U R S T OR. LONGWOOD. FL 32700 appltcaton f l 117 0220AUV. on 4/22 00 The applicant proposes to withdraw 0 t i t M G D of ground water from the floridan aquifer via 2 ousting wells for goif course to serve M 000 acres in Seminole County located in Section 03 04. Township 21 South. Range20East Tho file(s) containing each of the abovo listed application)!) ere available for inspection Monday through Friday eicept for legal holidays. • 00 a m to 3 00 p m at tho St Johns River Water Management Olstrict. Highway 100 West. Palafka. Florida Tho District will take action on each permit application listed above unless a petition for an administrative proceeding (hearing) is filed pursuant to the provisions of section 120 37. F S . and saction sOC I Sll. F A C A person whoso substantial inter esfs are effected by any of the Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition for an administrative hearing In accordance with sec lion 120 37. F S Petitions must comply vettfs the requirements ol Florida Administrative Cod# Rules 40C I III and 21 3 201 and be filed with (received by) the District Clerk, P O Bov 1420. Palatka. Florida 32070 1420 Petitions for administrative hearing on th# above applica tion(s) must be M#d *ithin fourteen (la) days ol pubiica lions ol this notice or within fOurt«#n (14) days ot actual receipt of this mtent. whichever first occurs Failure to til# a petition within this time per tod shall constitute a waiver ol any right such parson may have to request an administrative de termination Iheanng) under section 130 37. F $ . concerning the tubiect permit appi.cat on Petitions which are not t.i#d m accordance with the above pro visions are subiect to dismissal Publish March 7 itso OEOk) �• •• Sanford Marafd, Sanford. Flonda - Wednesday, March 7. 1WO - T l A quarter billion of us AM A wants employers to pay United Press International Kalian tesdsr to sddrsss Congress W A S H IN G T O N — Armed w ith oaaurancrs from President that N A T O w ill be consulted on the reunification of Oerm any. Italian Prime Min tatr r Glullo Andreottl moved to preaa hla caae Wednesday before a Joint session of Congress. A dav after hla ceremonial meeting and dinner with Bush ai the White House, the six-term Italian prim e minister was scheduled to appear before both houses of Congress. O n Tuesday, after declaring that the 18 N A T O members must "handle together" a U.S.-backed reunification proposal. Andrrottl. 70. sought and obtained assurances from Bush that all N A T O nations — not Just the United Stales, Britain. Prance, and the Soviet Union — would be Involved. Bush Atwater hat non-malignant tumor W A S H IN G T O N — Republican National Chairm an Lee Atwater, diagnosed os having a benign brain tumor, should be out of the hospital at the end of this week and may be back at work next week, doctors and officials ssld. Or. Edward Laws, chairman of the neurosurgery department at George Washington University Medical Center, where Atwater la being treated, said In a atalrmenl released by the Republican National Committee Tuesday that tesla revealed a "sm all non-mallgnant growth In the right side of his head." Republican Party aides said the tum or -was found In A lw aler’a brain and was a quarter Inch In diameter, and the chairman. 39. will undergo treatments Involving radiation therapy. 'NouvsUs* Punter comas back on lap N E W Y O R K — Perrier sparkling water, yanked from the market because of a contamination scare Iasi month. Is (lowing again. Ronald V. Davis, president of American Perrier, said water Imported for U S . supermarkets and restaurants will appear In Ihe familiar pear-shaped green bottles with thr designation "nouvelle production" by early April on the East Coast. Perrier’s West Coast re-lnirodurtion will begin April 22. Prom Unitad Prats Intamatlonaf reports W A S H IN G TO N - W ith Ihe nation's population growing by one person every 14 seconds. Census Bureau demographers estimated Ihe United Slalea haa hll Ihe quarter-bill Ion m ark of 290 million people. T h e estimate Tuesday came three weeks before the nation lakes part In "Ih e big count." or Ihe A p ril 1 once-a-decade census. Bureau officials said they can make a more accurate estimate of when the population paaaed Ihe 290 million milestone after Ihe results of Ihe decennial census are known. A population total of 290 million people would represent a 10.4 percent Increase over Ihe 1980 count of 228.949.809. T h e nation totaled 200 million on Nov. 20. 1987. officials said. T p e 290 million people make Ihe United Stales the world's fourth most populous nation — a ranking It haa held for m any decades. T h e first census In 1790 counted Itw er than 4 million people. B y 1880. Ihe population had reached 90 million and by 1919 the nation's population totaled 100 million: In 1949. It hll ihe 190 million mark. According lo Ihe demographers, the tuition Is growing by about 8.300 people dally, w lih tome W A S H IN G T O N The powerful American Medical Association added Ms voice lo a chorus of rails for re fo rm in g Ih e n a tio n 's health care system today, proposing that employers provide Insurance for all workers and Ihe govern­ ment expand coverage for Ih r poor. Th e A M A 's Ill-point plan follows Iasi week’s rrro m n i r n d a l l n n s by I h r bipartisan Pepper C o m ­ mission, w hich called for a slightly d llle m it form ol mandated employer insur­ ance com bined w ith an expanded public program. However. Ihr AMA slopped short of joining Ih r co n g re s s io n a l p a n e l In proposing u government program lo cover long-term rare, railing Instead for tax In e rn llve s to encourage p r iv a t e In s u r a n c e fo r nursing home slays. Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith signs proclamation declaring the leal week In March as Census Week a> Martha R. Brown, a U.8. census bureau representative, looks on. 4.400 rom lng from a surplus of births — 10.600 dally.— over deaths — - 6.200 — and an average of 2.000 new Immigrants a day. Postal board approves rate increase W A S H IN G T O N <UPI| Mo­ ments after Ihe United Slalea Postal Service proposed lie larg­ est rate Increase in Its history. Postmaster G eneral A n th o n y F ra n k pledged coal-efflctenl management and belter service. "W e are self financed ... w e do not use taxes and we haven’t since 1982." Frank said al a news conference on Tuesday. " T h e amount we file for Is basically Ihe amount our costs went up over Ih r last Interval. O u r coals went up 19 percent and wc filed for 19 percent." Th e rale Inereaae request by Ihe Postal Service Board of Governor* Includes all classes of mall and would hike Ihe cost of a first-class stamp from 29 rents to 30 rents. approval from th r Independent Postal R ale C o m m is s io n lo become the IS ih rate change. ( .ii I nsi i i . iiu i ? '"BANKRUPTCY^ • » rr tin. por you? M i n n '.i \ ' it In ' I FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •W F I OUT O C i T l. KCtP YOU* PROPERTY •CONSOL DA TV B i l l •S T V COUCCTDN THREAT* • STOf* FOAt CLOSURE AMO LAW SUITS T TONY B1ISSI INSURANCE R r Ph. 322-42*1 FNU UCTURtS •NOON, SATURDAYS Bush concerned about the fans and the game ROBERT H. 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W h it e H o u s e s p o k e s m a n M a rlin F ltx w a le r said Bush "doe sn't have any plans to In t e rv e n e " In the c o n tra c t deadlock between owners and players, but "h e 's concerned about the fans and the game of baseball." Later, al a state dinner In honor of Italian Prime Minister Glullo Andrcottt. Hush revealed lo r e p o r t e r s th a t he h a d broached the subject by tele­ p h o n e w it h h is o w n e r-s o n T uesday evening. First lady Barbara Bush, for her part, denied that Ihe lockout was causing a rlfl In her family. Speaking at his dally briefing with reporters. FlU w ater said Bush "w ould tike to see the Issue resolved." Earlier. Bush, at a picturetaking session In the Oval Office w ith Andreottl. smiled when asked by a reporter tf he believed anything should be done about the lockout. Bush, who generally doesn'l answer questions ut "photoops." turned to Andreoltl and said. "She got very close lo something I might answer. Very close there. 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COMPARE I i �i • *» ■ m ' ' r- : ■ ~ r_ 5 r : T Dan Hall (toft) president of the Sanford Historical Downtown Waledront Association, and Pit O'Neill, ot Sunset Spode Associates, recently discussed O'Neill's propose) lo bring power b o il races to lake Monroe In May. Negotiations continue. When on OMlgnment. (he pictures shot by Herald photographers vary In angle, pose and content, and not all of them are published Immediately. From time lo time, the newspaper takes a second look at those Testing for tho count news Prior to the Seminole County school bond paction Feb. 27. the automatic ballot tabulating equipment wee tested In.the county Administrative Services Building In Sanford by Sandra Ooard. and features scenes fro m a ro u n d Sem inole County. county supervisor ot elections (left). Alan Dickey, county couri Judge, and William Qllmadln, ot the counly Democratic executive committee, Th e bond lesue wee defeated.. Seminole union discounts state teachers strike '' Gov.*S&4Bidrtlne*'aeducation budget prapoul will jeopardize state education reform and may cause Iht first statewide le a th ­ ers strike in 20 years, the hi id of Florida's largest teacher union said Tuesday. But u Seminole C ounty union spokesman dis­ agreed. Tea ch ers from Brow ard lu D uval County have said they would walk out If the governor's education budget becomes law. said I’ai Tornlllu. president of Ihe Florida Education Associa­ t io n -U n i t e d . w h ic h c la im s slightly more than half of ihe state's 85,000 teachers among its ranks. “ I think the teachers of this slate will consider all options. I w i l l m a k e n o p r e d ic t io n ." T o rn llto said during a news conference In Tallahassee. " I don't think I have heard as m uch anger, as much depth as I heard In a long time. " T h e anger Is similar to the 1968 walkout. 1 think the reason Is lhal the stakes are higher today.'* Tornlllo said he knows of no plans for a statewide walkout, but teachers have mentioned the possibility. "Several mentioned a s trik e ." he said. " W il l II happen? I have no Idea." But Helene Samango. director of U N IS E R V E , the Sem inole C o u n ly school empoyees' u n ­ ion's governing body, said this m orning that she "has great faith that the F T P -N E A (Florida Teaching Professionals-National Education Association) w ill Im ­ pact the budget committees and that there will be no teachers strike In Ihe state." Suinangu added. "U n lll w c sec what happens. I can't say a n y­ thing about a strike." T h e last, and only, statewide walkout In Florida occurred In 1968 under similar conditions when Ihe education budget was cut dramatically — from a 22 percent Increase In per student spending Ihe previous year to about a 4 percent Incrcuse In per student spending. Tam p a leachcrs were led In the 1968 walkout by Martinez, who was executive director at Ihe lime of the Hillsborough Classroom Teachers Association. T o rn lllo blasted G o v . Bob M a rlln c z 's education b u dgcl proposal as Ihe worst In 20 years and that II would Jeopardize current reform efforts by state educators. " If this becomes law. It would set education back 20 years." Torn lllo said. " T h is Is absolutely Ihe worst time lo cut buck on education." T ills year. Martinez Is propos­ ing a 2 percent Increase In per student spending for 1990-91. w hich would bring the total to 85.617 billion. Including a J percent Increase In salaries for leachcrs. T h e current budgcl reflects an an 8 percent increase in education spending from Ihe previous year. E d u c a t i o n C o m m is s io n e r B e lly Castor has already been critical of the governor s plan for education spending. 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It was Portland 112. New York 100: Utah M l . Orlando 101: Phoenix M 3 . Atlanta 111; Detroit 101, Sacra­ mento 01: Indiana 113. Washington 98: Chicago 114. Milwaukee 105; Denver 122. Charlotte 06; and Seattle 95, Cleveland 90. ra ra GOLF Lions glva Millar KXHh win O V IE D O - Golf coach Dave Miller of Oviedo High School w m his 100th match Tuesday afternoon as the Lions shot a combined 166 to defeat Lake Mary I IBS) and Mount Dors 1187) In a trlmatch at Ekana Country Club. Robbie Stock led Ihe Lions with a 40. To m Minton. J i m Sellers and Brent Nelson each shot a 4 1 for Oviedo. For Lake Mary. Rob D arcy shot a 43 and Jason Eddy had a 46 while David Sloane and Dan Mlkolajek each carded a 48. Ron Dtordan and Kandy Owens each scored a 44 for Mount Dora while Dave Jones had a 49 and Alan Romano shot a 50. J .V . B A S U A L L O V IE D O — Chris Hulf singled In Louie Trager and Adam Nelson with the tying and w inning nins In the bottom of the seventh Inning to lilt Ihe Oviedo High School Junior varsity baseball tram to an 8-7 w in over Lake Brantley on Tuesday afternoon. HufTs hit complete J a Lion rally that started ufter Lake Brantley had taken a 7-0 lead In the fourth Inning. Oviedo scored four runs In the bottom of the fifth and one in the sixth before scoring three In the seventh. Curtis Livingston was the winning pitcher for Oviedo |3-2). coming on In relief In the third Inning. He finished with nine strikeouts, fanning eight of Ihe last nine batters he faced. Offensively for the Lions. David Blanton had two doubles and Erik Jordan tripled. itt M B Lions, Patriots lead SAC ■Paopla, Pag* SB ■ C o m lea, Pago 68 SB ICtaasi Bad, Pag* i Oviedo edges Lake Mary; Brantley hammers DeLand CASSELBERRY C a r r ie MacLeod singled In Charity Blocker with ihe game’s only run to lift the Oviedo Lions to a 1-0 victory over the Lake Mary Rams In a Seminole Athletic Conference softball game at H rd Bug Lake Park. In other S A C games Tuesday afternoon. Seminole knocked on Lym an 14-7 and Lake Brantley blew out DeLand 20-2. Oviedo 19-2) and L a k r Brantley 17-21 now lead the S A C with Iden­ tical 3 -0 marks. Lake Mary |8-3| is a claae third at 3-1. Lake Howell |6-3| la 1-2 In the S A C while Seminole |5-3) and DeLand 11-41 are both 1-3 In Ihe conference. Lym an (l-3 l ts 0-3 against S A C opponents. Oviedo's w inning rally started when Blocker singled to left in the bottom of the third Inning. Mlrhrle SchtafTo then singled h rr to second. A n out later. Barbie Bartles loaded Ihe bases lo set the stage for MacLeod. Lake Mary lost despite out-hlttlng Oviedo 8-5. Lisa Hollnn was the w in n in g pltrher for ihe Lions while Tiffany Drch was the hard-lurk loser for Lakr Mary. • Oviedo also won Ihe Junior varsity contest 4-3. T h e game was scoreless until the sixth Inning, when Lake mury scored Its three runs. But Oviedo scored all Tour of Its runs In th r bottom of ihe seventh to complrle the sweep. The Lions return to action on Thursday, playing Seminole In a 3 30 p.m. contest at Red Bug Lake Park. U h r Mary w ill play 4 A - MS Mi > - i ■ I a —i s s mi mb mom. IP — __ IP — Mew >0 — Nee Nee S*ce -LMMMaryPLBlUC U IS U C . District 4 opponents Mainland and Spruce Creek over the next three days, hosting Mainland today at 4:30 p.m . and traveling to Spruce Creek for a 7 p.m . game Friday. LAKEaaAITTLBT SO, BaLAKD9 D E L A N D — L a k e B ra n tle y pounded Ihe boll for 2 0 hits and scored In every In n in g as the Patriots crushed DeLand 20-2 In S e m in o le A t h le t ic C o n fe re n c e softball action Tuesday. □ a e e a « ftta ll.P ^ e 9 B Silent bats haunt S C C in sweep Herald sports wrtlar SANFOR D T h e S e m in o le Com m u nity College softball team left Its bats In the deep freeze Tuesday aa ihe Raiders suffered a doubleheader lo ts to Santa Fe Com m u nity College In Mld-Flortda Conference action at Raider Field. T h e usually hot-hitting Raiders were held to 12 hits total (six hits In each game) aa they loot the opener 1 0 - 0 a n d th e n i g h t c a p 5 -0 . □ B e e Sw eep. Page SB Hull lilts Lions In ssvsnth usvtotofer M a r c h 7, 1 9 9 0 I- MMt M lf lC C JOwMn m i klwuB . Ja tm m ___ LP — Hm ll IS — B IW m M , tJCCI t l - I- I « I Tvrcc~ M a . LP — NamU. N o th in g te a m e d lo go tight for the Sem inole C o m m u n ity College eoftbali team. Tu e s d a y In a ■r lost to Santa Fa. la tba.lltu.gam a, S C C w*a*r IlFCCI. IS I tPCC I. P a m n (SFCCL l> U >1 Mtefertes CrnMr catcher Vel Monico (No. 22) couldn't hong on to a throw to plate as Tammy Low ray ecotad during a live-run fifth Inning lor Ihe Saints. Brevard C C adds to Raider losing skid Tribe boys, Hawk girls win meets m i— r it Ml I - I II 1 F rn tr. Bistk It ) an* lik e Sayneldi. Donation 111 anS Jacaba WS - D x n ftia n li 0 ) I P - Slack. IB - BlanMn 1 (O v k S t) )■ — Jordan lOvwdal HX — Nana Racardt - Laka Branflay S t, O r lack) 11 COLLIDE HOOPS Hurricanes blow sway FIU MIAM I — Guard Jerom e Scott scored a career-high 22 points to help the University of Miami defeat cross-town rival Florida Interna­ tional 83-55 before 2.397 fans at the Miami Arena Tuesday night. Miami. 13-15. needed a talc 21-4 rally to put away the surging Golden Panthers, who had answered Miami basket for basket to come as close as 11 with 9:48 remaining. Florida International. 7-21, was plagued by early turnovers, trailing at one point in the first half by 17 points. Forward Cesar Bocachlca kept FIU In Ihe game, scoring 11 points late In the first half and sending the Golden Panthers on a 64) spurt to close the gap to M with 4:38 to go. Bocachlca led FIU for the night with IB points. Tuesday's game marked the end of the season for Miami und the end of head couch Bill Foster’s collegiate coaching career. Stetson advances in TAAC L I T T L E R O C K . Ark. - Ronnie Ellison paced Texaa-San Antonio with 20 points Tuesday as the second-seed Koadrunners defeated Sam ford 98-85 In the opening round of the Tra n s America Athletic Conference Tournament. E a r lie r , A rk a n s a s -L ittle R ock c ru s h e d Hardln-SIm m ons. 91-88. top-seed Centenary outalugged Georgia State. 10^-91, and Stelaon romped past Georgia Southern 80-55, U T S A was to face U A L K In Wednesday's semifinals while Centenary would take on Stetson. Stetson beat Georgia Southern behind Frank Ireland's 25 points and Maurice Cowan's 22. Ireland was 3-of-3 from 3-polnt range In Ihe first half and Cowan was 2-of-2 as the Hatters raced out to a 46-34 halftime lead. Georgia Southern scored the game's first basket but quickly fell behind and never threatened. Compiled from staff and wire reports________ Herald sporte writer S A N F O R D — Lake Brantley graduate Greg Ebbcrt and four other pltchera combined on a five-hitter aa Brevard Com m unity College handed Seminole C om ­ m unity College IU 10th straight loss 9-4 at Raider Field Tuesday afternoon. T h e loos dropped the Raiders record to 1-15 cm Ihe season. S C C will play at home again today when they host King College of Tennessee at 3 p.m . Th e y will also play at home on Thu rsda y when they host Santa Fe In a Mid-Florida Conference game starting at 3 p.m . Ebbert. a 6-4, 220-lb. left-hander, gave up two runs on four hits and struck out one In the five innings he worked to pick up the victory. Fred Starks. Steve llughart. Dan Redovtan and Mark Gllreath pitched one Inning each, limiting S C C to only one more hit. T h e Tita ns used a five-run first Inning to take a lead they would not relinquish. A pair of walks were followed by a Starks double to score the first run. Alter a strikeout, a hit batter reloaded the bases for Ju a n Llanes. who launched a blast far over the 350-foot m ark In left-centerforagrandalam . B C C added an unearned ru n In the second and two more In the third on a Llanes double and two singles. □ S e a Ba se ball. F ags 2B •n*«<CC 111 ili N B -t -* li I liml—NCC MS III - i l l Ebbsrt. lterfci til. Hupwrt |)|. Stimlm 01. ClkMih If) m« (Mam (1). CMmmM. l n S l - i <41 m i Pews. WP - n w t LP CNmmM. IB - Uwfs (SCO. Limn (BCC). JS - Nona. 1SCCI. DrNktll IBCC), Mtw ISCCI. BwwW- ICCI-IS. - David Czachowski (No. 10) and Mike Fuller (No. 24} accounted lor moat of SCO's offense on Tuesday, Czachowkl scoring twice and Fuller hitting a home run. Trib e supports Senechek in first w in From staff reports Ml mi i - 4 II > • 14 Mi • - I 4 1 D A Y T O N A B E A C H - Mike Senechek finally got a break. In a baseball game Tuesday afternoon againal Mainland. Senechek pitched another outstanding game for Seminole High School to put hla earned run average at .90. T h e thing Is. this time he got a win for his effort as Seminole beat Mainland 6 -1. T h e w in was Sencchek's first of the season. Improving his mark to 1-3. He gave up six hits while striking out six and not walking a batter. T h e run Mainland scored was earned. One big reason for Sencchek's change In fortune was that he finally got some ofTcnsIvc support Trom his team mates. A week ago. Senechek lust a 1-0 game to Klvdmmee-Gatcway In nine Innings. Against Mainland. S***ch*fc *rnI O trr B*tlnar and Furb*r WP - 5*n*ch*k t i l l . LP — iatlrwr 20 Shtrberl Carmarthen (Mainland) 3B — Non* HR — Non# Racordv - S*mirto(* 4 a, Mainland 1 I every Seminole starter got at least one hit. Ricky Eckstein and Anthony Roberts each had a pair ol singles to lead Seminole. Eckstein was 2-lbr-3 with two RBI und a run scored while Roberts was 2-for-4 with one run scored. Also contributing on odensc- lor the Tribe were T o n y Chavers (single, two RBI und one run scored). Willie McCloud und W .L. Uruccy leach w ill) a single, one run scorcdl. Jeff Bergman and Chris Dowling (rach with a single and one 141111. Senechek and Je ll Derr (each with a single) and Erskln Howard lone run scorcdl Seminole plays again tonight at Lym an In 7 p.m. Seminole Athletic Conference contest. S A N F O R D — Maurice Thom as won both the 120 high hurdles and the 400-yard dash to help Seminole High School win a track and field trimeet Tuesday evening with Oak Ridge and Lake Brantley. Seminole, which boated the meet at Thom a s E. W hlgham Stadium, scored 9314 points to Oak Ridge's 6514 and Lake Brantley's 25. " I t w as a good m e e t." said Seminole coach Ken Braum an. "W e didn't ru n everybody the way we re going to ru n them at the end of the season. We moved them around and ran them In different events. "E ve rybod y ran well. We had tom e place winners within some events that aet personal bests." Tho m a s went under 15 seconds for the first time In the 120 high hurdles, w inning the race In 14.9. currently the best clocking by a S e m in o le C o u n t y a th le te th is season. His time of 51.6 In Ihe 440-yard dash Is also a county best. Other individual first-place finish­ ers for Seminole were Paul God bee (high ju m p l, Mike S llv lu s (pole vault). Carlo White (shot pull, Henry W illiam s 1100-meter dash). DaJvln Davis (mile run). Terrence Jones (880-yard run) and Brent Dcesc (220-yard dash). Seminole also won both relays. Deese. Joseph M urphy. Williams and Robert Moore combined to win the 440-yard relay while Davis. M urphy. Thom as and Eric Walker won Ihe mile relay. T h e T rib e boys wtll compete next tn the L y m a n Invitationa l this Friday night at Lvm a n High School. CUrli LAKE HOWELL 9 1 , OVIEDO 3 5 L A K E H O W E L L — Despite having several athletes out sick, some Just com ing back from being sick and a couple Inbetween. Lake Howell took an easy 01-35 decision from Oviedo □ B oa Track. Paga 2B Malone com es on late to help Ja zz overcom e Magic BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - W K C F 68. NBA. Orlando Magic at Miami Heal. |L| Complete llatinpa on Rape IS _______________ llnltad P ress International_________________ O R L A N D O - Karl Malone, held to nine points In the llrsi half, scored 16 of his game-high 31 [mints In the P ial period to propel the Utah Ja zz to a 111-101 victory over the Orlando Magic FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R Tuesday night. With the two clubs lied 66 86 early in the llual quarter. Utah unleashed Malone amt hr quickly proved why he deserves Ihe nickname The Mailman. The ti-fool-U. all star forward delivered nine ARE consecutive points for the Ja zz, who led 95 88 alter the offensive onslaught. Th e Magic connected on 13-of-22 from the Held early In the game to slake a 33-23 lead at the end ol Hie tlrst period. E S A N FOyawR D H ER A LD D A IL Y �M — Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. March 7. I M Tra ck- S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S lt — a r s a g a r ~ 1 IB In girls' track dust meet at Lake Howell High School on Tuesday. Both Jenny McDowell and Holly Marshall are out sick and were unable to run for Lake Howell on Tuesday while Jessica Cardarelll was aviatable only for limited duly. StUI. the Silver Hawks had enough to turn sway (he Lions. Leading (he way for Lake Howell waa Kelly Kobla. who won both the dUcus and shot pul. tn the process, she once again set the school record In the shot put with a loss of 31-10. iu .a u caasuM M a ---------- --- t ry MMMU iM M ra L ra ia fr e . 0*LsadMLateBraWI»v.7y m. SOYS'TIMMS Wit. -Orate Bay AL W. tlNiteteM H.te— *LSWMNinr(t*.4l o S p id cilffa S srife am GIRLS'T(Ntet immnti.ii. aimnhtry O r a e S w lS e w * ^ U te i S ^ , i * SratawniFTtM L*s* nary. Dstaada* la — i, i < a * “ IdLateBnafey.tpm. H. TnatUMW CwHsaary p . Baaral«M.yi ____ Art.'Lm* Racktl.ttedn-SImntenaM T t«a s M »" k w s a . Set MacLate. Ml Sally M orris and Trtcia Frost also were double winners for Lake Howell. Morris look first In both the long Jum p and 330 low hurdles while Frost won (he mile and 800-yard ru n s Other Individual winners for L a k e H o w e l l w e re S h e r y l Palum bo (high Jum p). La u ra G r a n t ( 1 1 0 h ig h h u r d le s ). Angellsa Colaaona (4 4 0 -y a rd dash) and Mlkl Palumbo (twom ile ru n ). T h e S ilver H aw k foursome of Lori Pollock. Kristen S tu a rt. S h e ry l Palum bo and •a UNca at Me American Hectey Sally Morris also finished first In Nadud Mlememen Jim Hem N ihc mile relay. C44A*ry ter him rewndlte*draft det Katie S h ra m won both the MT K " 100-meter and 220-yard dashes MVl Jen s**Hcau. dtlma fo r O v ie d o w h ile S h a n n o n Pawn Wf aalitra Aim Lea Wllcoxson won the triple Jump. T h e quarter of Wllcoxson. K rill ■AMm Ms M ’IM aat. 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NVI Lsmlawi. PIN F ra iu . Comstock and Sh ra m also combined to win the 440yard relay for the Lions. Lake Howell's girls are next scheduled to ran In the Lady Wildcat Relays on Friday nlghl at Show altrr Field. Th e Oviedo girls will be competing In the L ym a n Invitational at Lym an High School. S m L Pfl BaHImara 34 Wkhita 30 Kama* City 31 Ckvaland 14 Wattera OMtton Dalla* n SI. Lad* to San Okys 14 Tacoma 14 IS 14 17 33 IS If 11 33 BASK ST SAIL T:IS era - 44.41 NBA. OrtanS* Musk d Miami Haul. (L) T M p m — C IP H . Collusu. MlSCuntlnunl C d S w sncs Ctempiundip. JW M ltwurl data i t Hunters Mwu (L I I ; M u m . - SUN. Cdwy*. Catenld Aihktk I X pm. - ON. CMteft. ftertearn dDaPauUD f:M pm. - ISPTi Caltepa. JadMand Taia* Arklnyten. (LI HOCKIV I t t p m . — SC. N H L CkkafU llacktewki d Mtenawte Harm Sian. (L ) 11:11pm — IC . NHL. Manlrad CawaSiani al La* Anpdr* Ciny*. (L > ■ASKITBALL T JO p m - WWNZAM (TW). NBA. QrlanSa Mapled Miami Haul MISCILLAMSOUS II Mpm -WSZSAM (ITT*). Tte Sport* Find CamtiaaaW I r a w I B T h e Titans' last run came on a JetT Ddskrll home ran In the fifth. T h e Raiders got excellent relief pitching from Lake Howell grad­ uate Jason Sandberg, who look over for starter Steve Clemente and pitched four Innings of two-htt shutout ball. He also struck oul four txillers. SCC s first ran came In the fourth when David Cxachowskl singled and later scored on a Dan Peters single. T h e Raiders' second ran scored In (he fifth on a single and siolrn base by Rich Knltncr and a pulr of ground outs. David Lcugrrs gelling Ihc RBI. Th e Raiders final runs came In the ninth when Cxachowskl was hit by a pilch and Mike Fuller hit a long home ra n lo left. Starks. Drtskrll and Llanes had Iwo hits each lo pace Ihc T i t a n s 10- hit a t t a c k . C x a c h o w s k l. F u lle r. Peters. 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Flonda — Wednesday, Marclf 7, 1990 — M Tim a cu a n , Th e rm o ca rbo n both knock out 20 hits in w om ens softball w in s ita tt re pert a S A N F O R D — T lm a ru a n Muppid 20 hit* an Ih ry drl«-utrd Mol Tim a 10-2 to niovr lino a llrs l-p U rr Hr with Ih rrr gamr* Irfi In Ih r Sanford Krt-rralkni D r p a r lm r n l T llt-s d a y M tilll Softball LraglK- ul Ch.ua- Park. T h rm io ra rlm n wan alno a trial w ln n rr. raining up with 20 him In an IH-fl shrlturkliig ol SKK O A ir Freight. Tlm a ru a n and Mm Tuna Ih ii Ii niand al 7-2. Tln-rnnx uilmn In 3-6 and SKK O 17 Next wi t h. TIu-rm nrurbou lakrn on lim a m a n al 0:30 p in. and SK K O la c rn llm T im a a l 7:30 p.m. Tlm a ru a n nhowrd no m rrry In lln game with Mol Tuna. nrarlng llv r rimn In ih r limi liming. live run# In Ih r nrT o i l d. fjvr run# In ih r third and four rutin in the Imirtli In end Ih r gam r liv Ih r m r r r y rule T r n dlllrrrnl women plrkrrl up film for Tlm a ru a n . Ird by N a ia llr l.rwln llrlp lr. rloohlr. single. I wo ninn nrorrd). Chris F ra n ro Idouldr. two single*. Ifirrr rimn nrorrd). .frrrl Barham and tfrtdMr Morrtl tlh rrr single* and ih rr r runn nrorrd rat h) and J u ll r Strnntroni Idouhlr. single, ru n nrnrrdl. Alno eontrthutuig w rrr Tin a ro llln n It wo slnglr*. run sraredl. Tiffany King llrlplr. run v o rrd ). Iliililili- S a lm o n n m l llr e k v Kotilnmin lour nlnitlr and Iwo T h r w in ralncn the l.a k r llra n tlry rrrord lo 7-2 ovrrall and 3 -0 In Ih r S A C . D tLand falln lo I -4 ovrrall und I -3 In Ih r SA C. T h r Palrloi#' n rx l game I# T h u r s d a y w h r n I h r y host L ym a n In a S A C gam r alarllnu al 7:30 p in. Drlm nd will go tuck uu Ih r field today lo lake on Dellona before getting bark Into r n n f r r r n r r action T h u rs d a y aualnni Lake H o w t II. G e llin g hll# fur Lake llrantlry w r r r J e n n if e r M a s r la r r lll (4-for-4). Krlnll Wilson |3-for-3. home run). M lrh rllr Duvln and Shelley Slurdlvunt 13 for S with a double and home run each). M lnhrllr Karr |3-for-5, double). T o n y a Diaz l3 -fo r-5 ), N lro tr R a lh b u n 12-for-S) and H r n r r M allhcw and Nk olc G o n k u (one single each) Marlin wan thr only player for Ihc Bulldogs w lih Iwo hits, going 2 for-3. SEMINOLE 14. LYMAN 7 SANFORD Argo- Walker and Tasha Jonrn each hit a tw o-ru n Insldr-th r-p a rk home run and V a lrrlr Wilke# added a b.isen-loaded triple lo |M>wrr S e m in o le pusi L y m a n 14-7 Tuesday In Seminole A lh lrtlr Conference sofltult a n io n al Fort Mellon Park. Lym an look u 2-0 lead In ilie top of thr first Inning on a tw o-ru n Insldr-lhe-park home ru n hy Jennifer Kruger. Semi­ nole answered with three runn In th r boilom of the first but the Greyhounds lied the score at 3-3 with a run In (he top of the second. Single runs In ihe third and fourlh pul Lym an up 5-3. Th e n II was time for Wilks and the Jones sisters lo unload. W ilks (who was 2-for-4 with two runs scored) pul Seminole hack on lop 6-5 with h rr Ihrec-rlfi triple. Tasha J o n r- ilicn hit her home run lo make ihc score H-5. Before the Inning was over Rita Frisun singled and scored on a hit by Tiffany Jones. Walker |3-fi)r-4 with Ih rrr RBI and two runs scored I ripped her home run during a four-run flfih It) «Jt - » OaLwM it* it* - tl I I « I K trr Vtvr4i*»nt Covington And Polton W P - K w r t l i l I P - Covington 11 4] IB - Dovio. Sorr, N*<hSui ILoko Sronllof I IB - Mono H t - O i v i VtvrVtvwH Wilton llo io Sioniio7 l MotsrOt - Loto Sr onnor f t JO VAC D tlond 1 A I 1 SAC Lrmoo II I Vommolo I# 1 - l v T f RF> bid r ru n# n ro rrd r n r h ) and S u r Hlanrhrt Ir (single, run nrorrdl. Providing Ih r ofTrnar for lint Tu n a , w h lrh wan h rld to a season-low n rv rn hll*. w r r r K r n r r Sandvllle llwo singles, m n nrorrdl. M lrh rllr Srhlalfo llwo singles). Mlnny Martinez. Tin a La-man and Tiffany D crh lour single ra rfil and Mrfanlr Srhrupp fnnr run nrorrdl. T h r nrrond game wan I Ird 3-3 w h rn Thrrnim -arlain ra m r up with a pair of runn In Ih r flfih. Tlirrm ora rla m thrn lu rnrd ih r game Into a laugher hy seortng eight runs In Ih r next liming. Leading Ih r Thrm uM -a rlu m allark w rrr M lrh rllr W ld rn rr llrlp lr. Ih rrr #lti|tlm. llvr rmin nnirrdl. Th rrrn a Wulberger llw o d o ilh lr n . s in g le . Iw o ru n # s r o r r d l. M lm l R a u l) f l h r r r single*. ih rrr run# nrorrdl und Sharon Paulk. Kim Kllnnhcad anil darkle Sutton (iw o nlnt(h-n and onr run nrorrd riirhl. Therm orarbun alno got eon irlholloun from r m m lr Thom as Idouhlr. Iwo runn nrorrill. I.lna Jo n r# Inlniflr. two runn nrorrd). Sur Sojka (single. rim nrorrill and Rhonda Gorm an (slnglr). Fuel mu Ih r I3 h ll SKKU of­ fense w r r r Sandy Hrld (ih rr r nlnulm. Iwo n u n stored). K rlllr d o o m Id o u h lr . sing le , ru n nrorrdl. 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L o .it It) WP - A triton (1 ] ) LP - Gooto 1*11 IS - Mono )S - Hughn Loo ILH P ) HR - Nono Rotordt - l i l t Highland ) 1. JO i Inning. Seminole also got offensive c o n t r ib u t io n # fro m F r ls o n 13-Tor-4. iwo runs scored and I W o' RBI|. Tiffany Jones (2-for-4. Iwo RBI). Ruthnnn W illiam s |2 for-3 with iwo runs scored I. V rrnlla W a rd la single, three ru n s scored. Iwo rbl) and Andrea Ruffin |a single). Seminole roach G reg Register also singled out Latrrare T u rn e r for her ouisiandlng defensive play In left field lor the Tribe. T h r Seminole# will play again Thursday against Oviedo In u 3:30 p.m. game at Red Bug Lake Park. Lym an travels lo Lake Brantley on Thursday for « 7:30 p.m. contest. LAKE RIOHLAND PREP 6 ORANOEWOOD CHRISTIAN 4 LO N G W O O D — Orange wood Chrtsllan had four girls with two hlls each but it wasn't enough to overcome 11 errors us Lake Highland Prep spoiled thr Rams' o p e n e r w it h a 6 -4 w in a l W rstnum tr Field Tuesday. Lisa Gable. K im Belanger. Christa Hogan and Nlrkl Harris e a ch w r n l 2 -f o r-4 for O r angewood. Gable and Harris each had one RBI. Bui firstImdng and first-game JIUrrs got lo Ihc second year leant that has five girls who have never played suit ball before. Robles led Lake Highland, going 2-for-4 with one RBt. ROLL-BACK! 2 .9 9 A U TO PARTS Fram Oil Firtara I0W30. 10W40. 20W50. S W » *SIZM To Fit Mott C u t 4 Light Trucks *Um#2P« Custom* 1 •ABFram 04 Fillait At ( 3 69 On Saw For 2 99 •*l OltAIOtWfS Caitrol Motor Oil 1.0# Dsnonll. Typ*F Automaac Ttantmssion Fluod •Limit 12 qs custom* Ac Spark Plugs -SuasToFnttoal Cars 4 Light Trvdw •Urn# I t Plugs Pw Custom* Sm k I Armor All Liquid Or Pssts Car Wax •20140 *20160 ’ ProWets 6 Sturwt j wwtout saaUsng 1 '1601 Liquid • ’ 14 or pasta 49?9T ] Sparkomatlcf Loud A Claar Wide Spactrum S w eep C ontinued from IB Meanwhile. Ihc Saints had Ihrlr offense In high gear, cranking oul 30 hits In the iw o games. T h e losses lowered I fie S C C record to 13-14 overall and 3-5 In Ihe conference. Th e Raiders will try lo rebound Thursday and Friday when they hll the road for Important road confer­ ence games against Central Flor­ ida und Daylona. Sanla Fe scored a (talr of runs In Ihc first Inning of ihe first game and Ihe score slayed 2 0 u nill the fifth, when Ihe Saints came up will) live runs on live hits. Sanla Fc added three In­ surance runs In the seventh. S C C 's besi chance h> score came In Ihe fifth when Chrlsly Blankenship doubled and Denise Howell singled will) one out But a line oul lo Ihtrd and a ground out ended Ihe threat. Ch rlssy Tercsl and W unda Walker each had four hlls to leud a 20-hll Sanla Fe attack. Howell was the only Raider with two hits, corning up wllh two singles. Th e second game again saw the Saints get ofT and running with a (talr of first Inning runs. Santa Fc added two more runs In the third to make Ihe score 40. SCC had u chance (o gel back In Ihe game In the fourlh when l-auru Bass und Ginger York singled und Julie Barton walked to load Ihe bases w llh Iwo oul. But the next butier grounded out und Ihe Raiders never threat­ ened again. Th e Salnls added Its Iasi run In Ihe sixth. Trre sl. Walker and T u m m y Lowery had Iwn hlls ruch for Sanla Fc. Boas. York. Becky A rrow ood. Bridge! Jc n c re tlc . .Jackie Story und Kim King had one single each lor SCC . m SPRING PRICE II l n w i - m t til IN i - t * It i m - »# too ■ - II li « Jortton ond Tolloy J n i and Orydtn WP - Tittonor Jonot It ) ) I P — Fortton IB — Nono IS — Wiltot (Vomineiol MS — Krug*' ILrm oni. Woitor ond Totfio form ISomi ■ M l Rorordt — Ljnkon I I . 01 VAC. Vominoto V J. I > VAC m r j r a n 'i T r o m Amplifiad Starao Speaker System •Booth Stweo Output 100 Warn 'LC269 AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY TRIVIA! O Kj The first car sold In lha slat# of Gaorgia was sold for 192500 in 1901-seven years before the Inst Model T Ford was built. 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Publix B rand, All Florida Chilled (10-Inch Size..each for 4-49) l&oz. box Miller Beer Seedless Grapes (W ith Fresh Smiuberries..eoch for 4.29) 169 300 For Snacks or Salads, C hilean Thompson, Red Flam e or Black Cake S ene with Fresh Fruit, Kellogg's Cereal Com Flakes Folgers Coffee .89 JU m \ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wadnaaday. March 7. 1960 — §B People I I Catch of day was her specialty IN B R I E F Save money on fortlllzor L A K E MAHY • T h e Rotary C lu b of Lake Mary Will aponaor a Irrt Hirer sale, March 17and IS. Th e sate will be on 30-pound baits of orjtanle 6-6-6 fertlllrer for SO. Ii will tie held from 0 a.in. lo 4 p.m. In two locations: at the I’uhlls al Lake Mary Village and at Albertson's In (he Lake Mary Centre parkins Ini. Proerrds to benefit community projects. Details, rail Brenl Carll. 333-3377. Medical group forming SA N FO R D — A new non-profit organisation Is forming Volusia and Seminole counties. Medical Office Managers Assn, will meet 6 p.m ., March 14. Central Florida Regional Hospital. Guest speakers will be president and vice president MOMA. Anyone Interested In Joining or attending the meeting welcome. Details, call Fran Olivieri. 374-1471. In at of la Rottrod educators to moot H A N FO R D — Seminole County Retired Edurators Associa­ tion ISCR EA l will meet 1 p.m .. Marrh 13. at Lake Monroe Inn lor lunch, and 2 p.m . for a meeting. Officers nominated Tor IB90-91 will be elected. A ll retired educators urged lo attend. For details, call Doris D u*bury, president. 322* 1448. Monts Carlo ovsnt planned H E A T H R O W - T h e Healhrow Women s C lu b will host Ita third annual " A n Evening at Monte Carlo" Casino party Saturday. April 21. T h e fund-raiser will benefit the Missing Children Center Inc. In latngwmNl. Guests lo exrhange play money In "casino gam bling." T w o hundred t h krts available al >60 per person. Continuous hot and cold horsd'oeuvre buffet tube served. For tickets or more information call 333-3344. Festival to run G O L D E N R O D - Th e public la Invited to attend the 12th annualOoldenrodSidewalk Festival. Marrh 10. Open from 9 a .m . lo 4 p.m .. the event will feature ana and crafts shows with 120 exhibitors. Classic car show to highlight vintage, clasale and antique vehicles. At 11 a.m.. a parade will march one mile from east of Srnm rnn Boulevard onto Alom a Avenue and to N. Ooldenrod Road. Carnival rides, food, refreshments. Details, rail 67H 6060. Daughters to meet S A N FO R D - T h e Sallte Harrison Chapter National Society Daughters ol the American Revolution, will meet 2 p.m.. Friday, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Guest speaker Roger Harris will give a talk on "Interesting Kants About the C ivil W ar." “Tnc t)A R HITuJl Memorial Service will bo held for Virginia W adr Splt/rr at the conclusion of Ihe meeting. D riu lN .ca ll Beatrice Burk. 322 2663. Skipper made head chef on extended boat trips to Bahamas, Bimini ■ y iM V N M M Harald staff writer -f Warren Skipper's llr»t mate. Jean, ou r Cook of the Week, perfected her cooking skills In Ihe gsllcy of lheir boat. " W e d sail for three weeks without seeing a grocery store." Jean says. “ I had lo plan every menu carefully, and hope some­ one euught some fish." J e a n 's m e m o r ie s o f th e Bahamas and Bim ini are fond ones, as she recounts Ihe many boats full of friends w ho carsvaried across the water together. " I always did the cooking for o u r c o m m u n a l m e a ls ." she explains. "W e ale grilled fresh fish or lobsters, and I'd fry hush puppies and make fresh slaw. M m m m !" she exclaims. On extended boat trips. Jean says. Ihe weight of everything on board, even water, has to be considered. "I always used quick rice, because It's rooked w ith lesa water." she says. T o roll serve water on hoard. Ihe Skippers bathed and washed dishes In the ocean, and rinsed with Ire water, warmed by Ihe sun. J e a n re m e m b e rs p a c k in g carefully u m onlh In advance for her trips, but forgetting whal she had |>arked us the departure datr neared. "O ne tim e. I Just couldn't remember If I had packed m ay­ onnaise. I kept buying m ayon­ naise and forgetting again By the lime we set sail. I had packed six Jars of tl. We ate a lot of slaw and potato salad." she says. For three years. Ihe Skippers never missed a weekend on the water. "Not until we bought this old T h e March meeting for Lake Mary Women's Club will be held March 22 al the TIm aeuan Country Club. T h e Ihcmc will lie a Fashion Show from Sclgcl'm Fashions. Details, call 321-2239. Garden show set CORNED CABBAQE O R L A N D O — T h e Orlando Garden Club's Annual Flower Show and Plant Sule with a "Garden Cufe" theme will run I to 3 p .m .. March6 and 10a.m. lo 5 p .m ., March9. Free admission. Th e Oilando Garden Club Is located In Loch Haven Park. 710 Rollins Ave. 24k-3 p o u n d s co rne d beef round or brlsklt with seasoning Ilk rups water 3 m edium currots. peeled and cut Into thin strips 2 large potatoes, cut Into eighths I m edium head cabbage.cul Into sixths Place corned beef, contents of seasoning packet or hug. water and carrots In 3-quari casserole. Cover tightly. Microwave on 100 percent power for 7-9 minutes or until water bolls. Reduce power lo 50 percent. Microwave 30 minutes. T u r n meal over. Add potatoes and lop with cabbage. Cover. Microwave 30-43 minutes or until vegetables are lender. Let stand, covered. 10 minutes. T o serve, curve corned beef diagonally across the grain In Ihln slices. Veal Is naturally fine-grained and tender, hul It has 111lie or no fat. It should be shielded with strips of fut. coated with crum bs or sauce, and microwaved, cov­ ered, to keep It moist. Th e 12th Annual St. Patrick's Day Charily Fashion Show and Lunrheon will be held March 12 al the O m ni International Hotel. T h e event will begin with cocktails al 11 a.m. and luncheon at noon, followed by fashions from Th e Toggery (Church Street Station and Park Avenue) and Th e Crlckel Shop A Barbara /.andrrs (of Longwood Village). T h e event Is sponsored by St. Joan of A rc Circle of Church of the Annunciation In Longwood. Reservations, cull 662-6233. Lake Mary club to meet T V s e m in a r to be offere d S A N FO R D — "H o w lo Break Into the Legitimate T V A Film Indu stry" Is the title of u free, educational seminar to be presented by Ih r Central Florida C h a p trro f Ihe Florida Motion Picture A Television Association. T h e presentation will be held from 11 a.in. lo 12:30 p.in.. March 27. al Ihe Seminole Com m unity Coltrgc Fine Arts Theatre. All persons Interested In gelling Involved In the motion plelure/riUrrlalnmcul field lnvlled to attend Details, call the F M I T A al 236-9133. , CALENDAR G rie f su p p o rt g rou p m e e ts SA N FO R D — Those who have recently lost a loved one arc Invited lo Join a bereavement support group which meets every other Thursday It) a.m .- noon at All Souls Catholic Church. 600 S. Oak Ave. T h e free program Is presenlcd by Sally A . Kopkc. special programs director of Baldwln-Fulrchlld cemeteries and funeral homes. Details, call 677-3091. between 6:30 a m . 4 :3 0 p.m.. Monday through Friday. S p o k e s to h o s t co ffe e T h e Seminole Spokes (The Welcome Wagon Club) Is hosting a "coffee" to welcome newcomers lo Seminole County. Codecs jr c held from 10 a m.-noon, ihe second Wednesday ol each month. Details, call Eleanor Hart. 3 2 1-3733 or Joan Chell. 660-1697. A A R P g ive s tax help Th ro u g h April 15. AAR P IRS-tralned volunteers will usslst people with their Income la* forms In Sanford. Oviedo, tuuigwood and W inter Springs. All sessions arc from 9 u .m .'I p.m . T h e scheduled sites are: • Longwood Recreation C c n lrr. 175 W. Warren Ave.. Tuesday. • Sanford Chamber ol Commerce, 400 E. First St.. Monday and Friday. • V F W Clubhouse. 420 N. Edgcmon Ave.. Winter 5prtngs. Tuesday. • Oviedo City Hall. 426 Central Ave.. Tuesday. M s s rU s ffla w m Jean Skipper stirs up larg* pot of creole beans and sausage while her husband. Warren, rings up some friends to Invite them to the least. neighbors In ihe yard, so she went oul to get him . W hen they finally sal down lo eat. there was no seven pound roust In sight. "T h e dog was under the table, ready to Ira r Into the rornbrrad. She must have swallowed the roast w hole." Jean remembers. " I was not amused." she adds. " It ’s a good thing I'm an animal lover!" Skip makes his way to the spicy dish, simmering on the stove. "I'll taste It for y o u ." he says. Steam billows from his bowl. He blows on Ihe red beans and rice to cool them before taking a tentative taste. "W e ll, this passes Ihe Skip S ee Skipper. Page 7B Spring com es in with some lamb, corned beef T h e m onlh of M arrh brings with it a num ber of occasions for celebration. T h e first being St. Patrick's Day. then Ihe first day of spring on the 20th. and the G irl Scouts celebrates Its birth­ day on the 12th. D u ring this spring m onth, Ihe Christians observe Lent and the Jewish religion observes Purlm. Certain meats. Trulls and vegetables are more readily available during this season — spring lamb. veal, corned beef, asparagus, rhubarb, gre e n be a ns, z u c c h in i a nd strawberries lo name Just a few. We're all a wee bit Irish on St. Patrick's Day. Serve a traditional meal of corned beef, cabbage. Irish potatoes, and Irish soda bread. Fashion show planned h o u se ." W a rre n , nicknam ed Skip, insists. "W e used to have a life before we had this house." Jean adds, referring lo their vintage 1920 s bungalow, which they are paln»laklngly restoring, with Iheir son. Alan. 20. " T h is Is a labor of love." Jean's sunny kitchen, a room she Insisted be functional before she moved Into the house In Sanford's historic district, la fragrant with bubbling creole beans and sausage.' She stirs the roncoctlon. • large amount In an even larger pot. and shakes her head. " I should be rooking for a school." she says. "It's noi enough If It's only hall a pot." Skip agrees. "Unless we call people lo rom e help us eal that, we may have enough for six m onths." he says, reaching for Ihe phone. Jean. Is a typesetter with her ow n business, named Keys. Now that she works close lo home, she cooks for Skip, a production manager for a printing plant, regularly. "Th e re was a tim e," she says. " I could have been Ihe Mystery Diner Instead of Cook of the Week. We still eat out. because I believe In patronizing Sanford businesses." Je a n smiles and says. Recently. Jean recounts, she decided lo "slave over Ihe kind of meal any Southern m an would wanl lo eome home to." S h e baked h o m e m a d e co rn b re a d . ro a s te d the p o rk , steamed the vegetables, mashed the potatoes, set the table and walled for her m an. Jean let the dog In after she put the food on the table. Skip arrived and started talking to Ihe BEEP AND HUNGARIAN VEAL PAPRIKA WITH POPPY SEED NOODLES VsaL* 1 cup Hour 1 teaspoon sweet paprika Ik teaspoon salt U teaspoon thyme Vk teaspoon pepper 4 veal cutlets. I-1 Ik pounds tulal. flattened 2 tablespoons butter 2 m e d iu m onions, cu t In quarters I can I IOV« ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup I cun 14 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, undrained Measure Hour and seasonings Into a paper or plastic (tag One at u time, shake cutlets In bag to coat. Place butter In 12 x H indi (Hiking dish. Microwave on I0O percent power for 1-2 minutes or until very hot. Add onions and SA L M O N B T B A E B W ITH TAJULAGON SAUCE MIDGE MYCOFF cutlets. Cover w ith plastic wrap. Microwave on 100 percent power for 2 minutes. Reduce power lo 50 percent. Microwave 10-12 minutes, or until veal Is lender. Let stand. Combine soup and mushrooms In small bowl. Pour over veal. Cover. Microwave on 100 percent power for 4 minutes or until hot. Serve on hot buttered noodles w hich have been sprinkled with 1 tablespoon poppyseeds. Lam b cooks quickly In the microwave and Is tender and Ju icy. T h e standing time Is Im p o rta n t lo co m p le te the cooking process and sel the Juice before carving. T r y a currant sauce Instead of the traditional m int. If you get a whole leg. have Ihe butcher cut It In half. Save one roast for another time. 1 pound salmon steaks 2 tablespoons buttc[ I tablespoon lime Juice '« teaspoon each of salt and tarragon leaves Dash of garlic powder 4 slices fresh lime Line a 10 x 6-Inch glass baking dish with paper towels (white only). Arrange steaks In dtsh with thin ends toward center of dtsh. Cover with paper towels. Microwave on 100 percenl power for 34k-4tk m inutes or until salmon flakes apart easily. Set aside. Microwave on 100 percenl power, butter hi 1 ru p glass measure for 30-45 seconds or until mrlied. Stir In llm r Juice, salt, tarragon and garlic powder. Transfer salmon steaks to serv­ ing plate. Spoon sauce over salmon steaks. Garnish with time slices. H in t: Prepare vegetables, salad, etc. first when rooking fish. Fish cooks quickly. N eat week: Spring fruits and vegetables (Mldgs Mycoff Is s certified horn* economist and coordinator of I ha Slngls Parant Displaced Homemakers Program si Seminola Community Coiltgo. Phono: 323-1450, sxt. 360.) Sanford Herald is pleased to Join the “ Welcome Wagon ’ Family In Seminole County If Y o u A r e : M o v in g In to O r LEO o r LAMB WITH CURRANT SAUCE A ro u n d T h e A re a 4 pound leg of lamb roast 2 teaspoons paprika 1 teaspoon each of garlic salt and thyme leaves H a v in g A B a b y G e t t i n g M a r r ie d Bancs i 4k cup currant Jelly 2 tablespoons dry while wInc Ik teaspoon m int leaves W teaspoon garlic powder T r im excess fat from roast. Place fat-slde-up on roasting rack. Combine paprika, garlic, salt and thyme: sprinkle gener­ ously on all sides of roast. Cover with wax paper. Microwave on 5 0 percent power for 45-50 m inutes or until Internal tem­ perature reaches 150 degrees, turnin g meat over once. Cover meat with foil and let stand 10-15 minutes before carving. Combine curranl Jelly, wine*, m int and garlic powder In I cup glass measure. Mleruwuve on 100 percent power for 1-1 Ik minutes or until mixture bolls. Stir until smooth. Spurn over lamb slices. 'A p p le or orange Juice eun be substituted for wine. For other sizes of roast, allow 1 1-12 m in u t e s c o o k in g lim e per pound. Fresh salmon Is available In ou r markets in the spring. It lends Itself easily to preparation In Ihe microwave oven. C o m ­ plement this entree with fresh vegetables and rice pllaf. Let your Welcome Wagon representative your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. answ er If Y o u L iv e In O n e O f T h e s e A r e a s , P le a s e C a ll S a n f o r d — 3 2 1 -5 4 9 7 L a k e M a r y — 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 o r 8 6 9 -8 6 1 2 W in t e r S p r in g s — 6 9 6 -2 5 1 5 A lt a m o n t e — 8 6 9 -4 3 4 0 C a s s e lb e r r y — 6 9 9 -9 2 5 5 o r 6 9 6 -2 5 1 5 O v ie d o — 3 6 5 -4 3 6 3 �I -Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, March 7. 1990 by Chk Ysimf BLONDlE by Howl* Schneider EEK A M E E K ■fflEK ARE SO MAUi'fOeOIOCWS CHEMICALS MX)TOXIC SUBSrMXB IU EVEPS'MIUG THESE. D W 5... ACCIDENTAL HEALTH THLIMSURAJOCE CDMftJJD ARE. ttJRrHU& (DMPlfTELV kieuj p c u c ie s ... Sickle cell anemia is inherited disorder D E A R D R . G O T T t PI c i m address sickle cell anemia in your column, or let me know where I can get Information on treatment, sym ptom s and pro­ gnosis. | D B A R R B A D B R i Sickle cell anemia, an Inherited disease occurring almoat exclusively In blacks. Is' caused by an ab­ normal pigment (called hemo­ globin S) in red blood cells. Th is hemoglobin behaves peculiarly In Ihc presence of low bloodoxygen. leading to distortion of red blood corpuscles. Instead of m a in t a in in g t h e ir c irc u la r, autom obile-tire configuration. Ihc blood cells assume the shape of tiny sickles. Such sickled cells are unable to withstand the normal mechanical trauma of circulation, so they plug small arteries and disintegrate. Th is produces anem ia and tissue damage. T h e amount of sickling de­ pends on the severity of the Inherited disorder: that Is. the umount of hemoglobin S In the red blood cells. In m ild forms. Illlle or no damage results from the anemia. However, severe fo rm s are life -th re a te n in g , because Ih r anemia and tissue damage are extreme. T h e range of symptoms In­ clu d e s ja u n d ic e , w eakness, lassitude, attacks of severe ab­ dominal pain, sore joints, sus­ ceptibility to Infection, liver dis­ orders. and progressive decline In kidney and lung function. In rare rases, pal Iritis exhibit a stroke like syndrome, consisting of paralysis, headache and other neurological disturbances. T h e diagnosis Is established by analysis of a pailem's hemoglo­ bin. using a test called hemoglo­ bin electrophoresis. T h is pcrmlis doctors lo determ ine w hich lypes of hemoglobin are present In red blood cells and the umount of each type. ilerause hemoglobin S causes problems In the presence or low oxygen, sickle crll patients ofirn musi avoid Hying, sruha diving, living at high nliliuilrs and other situations that can prrrlpllale an acute disintegration of red blood M E D I C IN E cells I "slrkle crisis"). Although sickle cell anemia Itself Is unbeatable by present mrthods. therapy Is available for painful and dangerous sickle rrises. T h is Includes Increased fluid I n t a k r . oral pain medication, transfusions (only If the anemia la severe), oxygen, rest and watchful walling. S rv- I PETER G O T T .M .D . oral m rdlrlncs, such as hydrox­ yurea. Iiuvc been reported In stim ulate the produ ction of (non-sickling) hemoglobin. 17 Ftaefty.frvH 401 1* 14 Ores* et nk*e It -tartwo 24 Untie |l 10|M 17 Warns ism 14 Flat- UUlLiUULl ULiLUUUUJ LJIU13ULIU UUJLJUUU IdULJUULJ Ul lU lJ llU L1LJLUJ LJUU LIU LIU U IJ U U U J L U U U IJ J U U U U U U UCJUULJ UUUULJ U U U U U U U U U L J U11LIDUULJ UL11JUU LJEJUL1LJ L3UUU cJULJ 15LULJU LU 3 U U U U U U U U L JU TJU U U U LJ LIlUIJLJLIU i ir.ii:ii:ii ii .i i ii.TkJi.ii in .S o |SL| I . 10 ItO M M S 11 tarrsid («6br.| 17 Corneas soist 20 Emit* altar I t Flower 11 Maks kilo law 21 0a tho briny (Iw ds.) 14 OMO 15 Qhroao N Tossossoo — Ford IS Common 30 From-------- Z 34 Otacipta 39 Sandwich 3B Piaca 41 Ottha noaa 41 Mada mrtteka 43 Stitn«od instrument 43 Site ol typa 44 Dark 47 Dantlat'a 48 0*?a. tlm. *0 Ol a addra** 50 Sharp Mta 51 Horta relative (•) I H 0 >r M l * Inc III It was W illy Nllly'a lost deal of Ihe evening, and he waa a lljlle tired. He had been declarer a dozen times during the game and had mlaplayrd eight hands, going set five ttmes In coniracis he sh o u ld have m ade. U n ­ daunted. he opened one notrum p. and equally undaunted, his partner raised him lo game. O n the opening heart lead. Willy went right up with dum m y's queen. W hen East put up the king. W illy pursed his lips and s h re w d ly p la y e d lo w . J u s t possibly Ihc lead might be from a six-card suit, and the club ace might be In the hand with only two hearts. Th a t was wishful thinking. East played a second heart. Declarer won and played a club. East took Ihe arc. and now unother heart let West take enough tricks lose! the contract. T h a t made W illy declarer 13 Hines that evening, going set six limes In contracts that should have been made. In (almess to W illy, even he would have got It right before exhaustion set In. For Ihe best shot at making three no-trum p, he should play low from dum m y at the first trick. East would play the 10. won by W illy's ace. liu l now. when East won the club ace. Ihc queen of heans would loom large In dum m y as a stopper. Declarer would have nine tricks before West had the opportunity of leading through d u m m y's heart queen again. B y B e rn ice Bedo Oool T O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rc h S . I B M Su bsta ntia l strides can be made In the year ahead In fulfilling yo u r am bitious ob­ jectives. Y ou 've already had most of the answers, only now you'll be able to apply them more effectively. PISCES IFcb. 2 0 -March 20) Mingling with other than your usual friends will help give you a fresh approach to things today. Conversations wtlh new people could furnish you w ith new Interests. T ry in g to patch up a broken rom anre? T h e AstroG raph Matchmaker can help you to understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mall $2 to Matchmaker. P.O. Elox 01428. Cleveland. O H 441013428. ARIES (March 21-April 10) In quiet surroundings today you'll be able lo sort out your thoughts In constructive ways and plan an effective campaign to further your ambitions. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Your best attributes today Is your ability to recognize the worth of the Ideas of others and to use them In ways that cun feather your ow n nest. O E M IN I (May 21-Ju n e 20) Several Important objectives can be achieved todiy by slightly modifying your present course of action. C irc u m ve n t obstacles Instead of trying to push them aside. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may have an opportunliy today to win over a new ally by frankly discussing a matter that Is of mutual concern. Point up how each can benefit from a collective efTort. • L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Take tim e to d a y to d e v is e new methods and tactics that can Improve things for you where your work o r career Is con­ cerned. Y o u r concepts could lu m out lo be rather Ingenious. V I R O O (A ug. 23-Scpt. 221 T h is Is one of those Interesting days when unexpected devel­ opments could turn out to be the most fun. Play It loose so that you can take advantage of shift­ ing clrcumslancrs. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A n y bright flashes of Inspiration you get today concerning things p e rta in ing to y o u r hom e or B y Ja m a o Ja c o b y by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS I HAD 0 BUY SOME UfcW OOTWtb M CA U et Of rwc act ix oo' COWfiRATUlA-nOMb'SO AffcMT Y W H A P m ^ UbtATlC. H A IFA DQZEU oe w M A 6 by Bob Thavts FRANK AND ERNEST ANP W w o p p y ♦. tz t T \J M < W * 1/ o u p W — A F T " i t c o / * |£ r v v /T h TUB B IPST PfNT W p f/W W cL uM p. T H «?5 J - 7 by Jim Davis ANNIE by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY U67EN TO THIS ONE BUOSY/ . .. .TMS ONES* AUUJON TUCKS1 WMCOWA GET «MEN YCO CAOSS ASWVE WlTHACAR^ ... a VHNKHIQD VIPER/ ...rr w a s y o u , a h n iCi co n s ta n tly a t a y lR -.rr WASN'T 6106, Y00R voice URGING X £ TO HANG m , . A S G tlA ON THAT GOT X £ THROUGH, NORTH »»» ♦ii Yq»i ♦ K 91 ♦ KQI71 WEST ♦J » J Will)] ♦ Q io a ♦ ii EAST ♦ q io n Y K 10 7 4 J 711 ♦ AS SOUTH ♦ A K 71 »A » 4 A S4 ♦ J 10 1 1 Vulnerable Both Dealer South Sot Ik 1 NT W»tl Pan Nartk 3 NT E»»t All pau Opening lead: Y 3 family should not be discarded without first giving them a try. SCORPIO lO tl. 2 4 -Nov. 221 Y o u r me n t a l f a c u ltie s a rc extremely acute today and you have Ihe potential to solve pro­ blems that have others stymied. Pul this forre lo work for you In constructive ways. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21| Accuralcly sizing up com ­ plicated commercial situations shouldn't be too difficult for you today. Yuu will arrive at your answers Intuitively supported by logical deductions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) Th e more you have lo do today, the belter you are likely lo function. Hun errands or drop In on friends. Either should lu m out lo be fun and serve to uppeusr your restlessness. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 191 Your best Ideas today are likely lo be Ihc ones you'll have for making or saving money for yourself as well as for others. If you're not going to use your thoughts, at leust tell them to your pals. (0 1 9 9 0 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN. b y L e o n a rd S ta rr MeANWHILt-.f 3HH. A C M M --------- 7 -T ---------, AGW HAiTH/S A re V �Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Wednesday. March 7, 1BS0 — T E Spices are part off taste off Indonesia Many of us may never get to v is it e x o tic places s u c h as Thailand or Indonesia, but we ra n sample some of their roods — prepared In our own kitchens. i n a o n e a i a ' s c u i s i n e Is showcased b y the rijttofel or rice table. It Is a great way to sample a few of the country's variety of flavors and food combinations. ■AJORRLOORH (Indonesian Vegetable Peanut Soup | I tablespoon Instant minced anion 1 teaspoon Instant m inced garlic 4 teaspoons water 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 cups new potatoes unpeeled and cut In I W Inch pieces 2 teaspoons ground turmeric teaspoon ground eum ln k4 to teaspoon ground red pepper 1 ca n (2 8 o u n c e s ) w h o le tomatoes, crushed 2 cups chicken broth 7V4 cups (about 1M pounds) thinly sliced cabbage Ilk cupa green beans cut In I Vk Inch pieces 2 cupa bean sprouts 1 cup com kernels VS cup shredded carrots V4 cup creamy peanut butter 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 1Vk tablespoons soy sauce In a cup, combine onion, garlic and water: set aside to soften, about 10 minutes. In a large saucepan, heat oil until hot. Add onion and garlic; rook and stir until softened, about 1 minute. Add potatoes, turmeric, cum in and red pepper, cook and sllr unlit spices are fragrant and vegetables are coaled, about I minute. Add broth and tomatoes and their Juice: bring to a boll. Italian cook strips out cholesterol, fat leaves hearty flavor E A S T O N . Pa. - Cookbook a u th o r Jo a n n e D 'A g o s tin o w orr out two garbage dispos­ als but never her fam ily's patience. In testing the recipes that fill the pages of her "Ita lia n Cooking for a lleallhy Heart." (Eagle Publishing. 187 pp.. • 17.95). D 'A g o s tin o found husband Frank and leen-agr daughter Erica lo tie willing If not always enthusiastic guinea pigs. A variety ol splcaa provides flavor In Indonesian vegetable peanut soup. Reduce heat and sim m er cov­ ered for 12 minutes. Add cab­ bage and green beans; cook until beans are crisp tender, about 10 minutes. Add bean sprouts, com and carrots. In a sm all bow l, com bine peanut butter, lemon Juice and soy sauce; sllr Into soup unlll blended. Bring lo a boll arid serve hot. T h h kitchen-tested recipe makes 0 ru p s or 4 main dish servings. milk 2 tablespoons h u lirr Vk teaspoon sail 2 cups 14 ounces) m ln la lu rr marshmallows I Ik r u p s ( l t k - 6 o u n c e packages) srm l-sw rrt chocolate pieces lk cup chopped nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine sugar, milk, butter and salt In a medium pan. Bring 2 lablespoonsoll 2 tablrspoons butter Cut grouper Into 2 x 4-lnrh plrrrs. I’ll! Dour, paprika, salt Into bug. Pul a lew pieces of fish at a lime In hag and shake to coal. D ip floured fish Inin egg. ihen roll In bread crumbs. Fry four m lnutrs on raeh side or until hrownrd. Serves four. Th e recipes that didn't pass familial muster — and which gave those garbarge disposals ■h rlr trrm ln u l workouts — could fill a book of Ihclr own. she said. "In most eases, m y husband would never say something was bad." D'Agostino said In a recent tn lrrv le w . "Inste a d, he'd say. 'It's O K . bul please don't make It anymore.' Tha t was his way of telling me — ugh! — It's awful "M y daughter, on the other hand, was always frank and honest. She's probably m y bcsl rrlllc ." D'Agostino said Iherr was oner a lime her family, like most lovers of Italian cooking, thought they could never su r­ vive without th rlr olive oil and l>iirmrsan rherse and brrud crumbs. Hut when Frank, an Easton gast r oent er ol og i s t , was diagnosed as having coronary artery disease In 1986. su rviv­ al suddenly took on frighten­ ingly new Implication*. Angioplasty cleared Frank's (C IIM SN avm apt, E nU rp rlw *«V I Skipper C a atlaaa4 from Pag# SB lest." hr says. "M y nose ts running!" Hun lo the nearest grorery si ore for th r Ingrrdlrnls nerded lo prr|>.irr Jean Skipper's rrrl pcs RED BEANS AND RICE I lb. smokrri sausage, fully rookrd I ru p illrrd relrry 1 large onion, ehopprd 11 Iraspmin garlic powder 11 teaspoon blac k |>epper :t 40-ounre runs red kidney beans, undralnrd 2 1 0 -o u n r c ca n s s t e we d iciinalors Crushed red pep|ier to taste Put all ingrrdlrnls In a large [Mil and simm er until you ru n'l wall any longer. S rrv r over rtcr. PEPPER STEAK WITH RICE J cups hnl rooked rice I |Miund round steak, rut In [La-ltu-h thick strips BB 2 lablesponns eornsiarrh 2 large In itia to rs , e u l In rlghlhs Ilk cups beef brnlh 1 cup shred g rrrn onions, with tups 2 green peppers, eul Into strips H n ip each water and soy saurr While he r Is rooking, pound steak Into 'k-lnch thickness. C m Into U-Inch wide strips. Sprinkle meal with paprika and allow lo stand while preparing other In­ gredient*. Using a large skillet, brown inrat In h ulirr. Add garllr and broth. Cover and simmer 30 m lm itrs. S tir In onions and g rrrn peppers. Cover and rook live minutes more. Blend In eomstareh. w a irr and soy saurr. Stir Inio meat mixture. Cook, st i r r i ng, unt i l cl ear and thickened, about two minutes. Add tomatoes and stir gently. Serve over bed ol rice. FIVE MINUTE rUDGE 1 tal)lrs|Mxm paprika 2 latilrspcxins butter 2 cloves garlic, crushed I Vs cups sugar Vv cup undiluted evaporated to a b o ll s tirrin g c o n s ta n tly . Conk 4-5 minutes Remove from heat. S llr In m arshm allow s, m ils, rhoeolale pieces and vanII la. Sllr v igorously for one minute unlll marshmallows melt. Pour Into buttered H-Inch square pun Cool in the refrigerator and keep refrigerated. FRIED OROUFER FIN0ER8 2 pounds rle a n ril grouper llllrts 2 hralcn rggs Ik cup flour I teaspoon paprika Ik traspoonsall *k cup hrraderumlts BEER BREAD 3 cop* (lour 12 ounces warm beer I Ik teaspoon* baking powder ■k cup sugar •a teaspoon salt I tablespoon m cllrd butler Mis all Ingredients together with a spoon In a large bowl. Dough will hr stiff and lumpy. Spoon Into a grrusrd loaf pan Bake at 350* for 55 minutes. Brush top with butter. Makes one loaf. Lacy Ooman la a Sanlord Harold correspondent. Har Cook ol Iho Waak laaturaa appaar aach Wedneedey. Phona: 3230413. clogged arteries, bul his con­ dition left the D 'Agostinos puzzled and frustrated. For 20 years, they had followed what they considered a low -fat. low-cholesterol diet, exercised regularly and led generally heallhy lives. Frank was released from the hospital and placed on a bland diet In an effort lo bring hla cholesterol level down. "B u t I knew If we were going In make It work. It had to be ro o d s w e lik e d lo eat. ' * D'Agostino said. "W e couldn't live on broiled Bounder the rest of our lives." Her solution: Take the reellies for I he zesty Italian dishes her family loved and strip out not Just cholesterol and satu­ rated fats but as m uch of the total (at as possible. It worked. Alter Just a month of rating what D'Agostino des e r l b r s a s h e r "lower than low fat" cooking. F ra n k re d u re d his serum cholesterol level from 290 lo )91. Ills welghl dropped B pounds. A s w ord of her success spread among F ra n k ’s col­ leagues In the medical com­ m u n ity. D 'Agostino started receiving requests for recipes. She finally decided to collect them Into a book. She said "Italian Cooking for u Healthy Heart" Is Ihe Bret low-fat. low-eholrslero) Italian rookbook published In the United States. "It's not a prescribed diet. It's a method of cooking, and you can adapt this method of c o o k i n g lo any f o o d . " D'Agostino said. 4 O nly minister gets meager wages for marriages B DEAR ABBY: I need someone U p explain something lo me; rrhaps your readers could help, “lie story goes like tills: Thr bride Was beautiful III her gown T h e photographer forged $830. and she didn't but M rye. T h r llnrtsl Insisted oil his •860 In advance. Th e organist was only fair, but worth the $50 •he was paid. T h r dinner was s a id to be d e l i c i o u s a n d (pensive. T h e minister who idly gave 13 hours of his lime, rlplng lo plan ihe ceremony, lunsei Ihe couple and conduct _ie two-hour rehearsal to which Jhrerybody was la ir, came lo the Church an hour und a half early to pictures rould be taken be­ forehand — all In spile of the fact at neither the bride nor groom, lor any member* of Ihelr fami­ lies. Ix-longed lo his church. He as paid $20. A bby. If I Ills were Ihe excep­ tion. I would chalk It up to one Insensitive, ungrateful couple, bul tills Is not the exception — It Is Ihe rule. It has happened lu me scores ol limes during m y career in the ministry, so It ADVICI ABIGAIL VAN BUREN appears lo be the accepted way of doing things. It may not be Intended us an Insult, but It eerlalnly feels like one. Can you understand this? PUZZLED IN WICHITA DEAR PUZZLEDt I run un­ derstand this happening 40 years ago. but today, a minister cannot have his suit eleanrd and pressed, gel a haircut und pay to gus up his ear lo gel him lo Ihe church and back for $20. Today, a $100 bill for his services would seem meager. DEAR ABBYi My name Is Rhlaiinon Vaughn, und I go to Nicholas Elementary School In Sacramento. I asked m y teacher how to spell "hum ungous" and she told me to look It up In Ihe dictionary. I tried, hut I couldn't nm l It anywhere. Abby. if you don't know how lo spell a word, how are you supposed lo find It In the dictionary'' I’lease help me. and Instruction; to make prollclt-nl. T h a t s e e m s I o be a n appropriate word to use In conneellon with any prolt-sslon. I consider mysrll trained, us are some of my canine patient* — only In different skills. RHIANNON DEAR RHIANNON; That ts a NEBRASKA VETERINARIAN very good question. Begin bydoing some hit-and-m iss de­ tective work. T r y lo find It by looking In Ihe "h's" and guess­ ing how you think II Is spelled. If you can't find It. you've gurssrd wrong, so try spelling II another way. You may have to make four. Dvr or six guesses. Illy tills lime, you have proba­ bly discovered that (lie word you a re lo o k in g for Is sp e lle d h-u-m-o-n-g-o-u-s.) DEAR ABBY: " A Student In New Jersey" should lighten up. "Student" slates that dogs ure trained, and nurses u rr eduru le d . (You bail referred lo trained nurses.) My dictionary defines the word "tra in " as: subject to discipline (Problems? Writ* to Door Abby. F o r a partonal, unpublished rtp ly , sand $ aoll-oddroasod, ■tampod envelope to Door Abby, P.O. 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CASA NO to #*40 CA 4*1 Seminole O rla n d o • W in te r Park 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ____________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 ALLIANCE m o r t g a g e COMPANY, a Florida torpor at ton. Plaintiff v* CHARLES E DUHART.of al Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO EO W AR D S ABETFA R D . I t Trustee B rv d n n t Unknown Lott Known Mailing Address P O B o i). RrooAhno MA 07144. YOU ARE N O TIF IE O mat an action to foreclose the mortgage encumbering the following property in Seminole County. Florida Condominium Unit TO. Build «g >C o ! H ID D EN V ILLA G E CONDOMINIUMS according to the Declaration of Condominium recorded March 11. 100! In Official Record* Book loia Paget l SI I thru 1117 and amended by firtt amendment thereto recorded May 14 IMS In Official Record* Book 1AM. Page* 147) th ru l i t ) and amended by tecond amendment thereto recorded May 10. IMS in Official Record* Book lost. Page 1001 and amended by amendment thereto recorded June * IMS m Official Record* Boo* laaa Page* 111) thru IM I. and fu rth e r am en de d by amendment thereto recorded Juty 17. IMS in Official Record* Book 1454 Page* 1044 thru IASI and fu rth e r am e n d e d by amendment thereto recorded February J. IMA In Official Record* Book 1707. Page* 1014 thru «0J4. and further amended by amendment thereto recorded May 4 I too in Official Record* Book 17)1. Page* IH I thru 11)0 and fu th e r a m e n d e d by amendment thereto a* recorded m Official Record* Book I74S. Paget I0M thru 1110. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida together with all appur •enancet thereto and an un divided interact in ttw *ommon element* of *>d Condominium a* tet forth in taid Declaration Together with Range, retnger aior oather. dryer hat been filed by the Plaintiff aga*n%t you and other* in the above tty led cauta and you are required to terve a copy of your written detente*. If any. to It on SMITH A SIMMONS. Plaintiff * attorney* 111 W #»! Adam* Street Suite ll 14 Jacktonville. Florida 11101. on or before March 17. 1*90. and file the original with the Clerk of thit Court either before servke on Plaintiff'* attorney or immedi atety thereafter otherwise a default will be entered agamtf you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and teal of thi* Court on fhi* itth day of February. ItM M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jennifer P Price Deputy Clerk (S EA L) Publith 1*. » . March 7.14 l**0 D EN 11* N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice it hereby given that we ore engaged m business at P O Boa to m ). Altamonte Spring*. F l )17ia . Seminole County Florida under the Fictitious Name ot B IB LIO FIL E. and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court lemmata County. Fiori da. in accordance with the Provision* of I he Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit Section •OS Of Florida Statute* 1957 John R Muethor Kathryn P Muether Publish February It. March 7. 14. II. ItfO 0 E N 1*0 IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT. E IG H T E E N TH JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLO R 'D A CASE NO : Of 4S0ACA Of-L FLO R IDA NATIO NAL BANK. Plaintiff. THE SHOPPESOF IN TER LA C H EN PARTNER SH IP a Florida general partnership. *t a l . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALS Notice i* hereby given that, pursuant to an order or I meI tudgment ol foreclosure or tered m the above captioned action. I will tell the property situated m Semmote County. Florida, de Scribed at The North f it 00 feet ot the West '« of the NE •« of the NW iett the North 40 00 feet thereof and the West 40 00 teat thereof for Public Roads, ail m Section )). Township 11 South Range )0 E a s t. Sem inole County Florida and let* the toiiowing described parcel The West 17100 leef ot the Norm lio 00 feet of the West ‘ a of the NE • of the NW ' a of Section ) ) Township 11 South. Range 10 C a st. Sem inole County. F lor .da at public safe, to me highest and best b.dder tor cash at the west front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanlord F tor.da at II 00 A M . on the im d day ot March IffO Witness my hand and the seal ol this Court on February 22. IffO (S E A ll M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of theCircuit Court By JoneE Jasewc Deputy Clerk Publish February 10 March 7. IWO D EN m C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS U m m m W m Nm . . . I M i Mm M t U L M H O I f u a r i t T l , i v a ■ I E f O r a U 1 1 Q » I C W ilif i N IW IT A R T IM R A T IS Fwll/port lim a gdslllgnt a*dllakld C i g a d n r i g r . ■ ---. • - -« - Z. e rrw eppyw . IW l/CRriW M R M. toBUhr. laam ra-TA LR H TauiLoaB a C O N S T R U C T I O N LO C AL/C AR IB B EA N Far lld c frld a n t. C .rg a n t.ri, Price* above reflect e l l SO ceth disc euntfer prompt poymenl Schodul mg moy mclude Herald Adverhter of the cett of an oddihonal day Cancel when yew get retwftt Pay only for day* your od run* of rot# oorned Use full description for I attest retwftt Copy mwtt loflew acceptable typographical form DCAOUNIS Noon The Doy Before Fubtoohon Sunday •II A M Saturday Monday •II 70 A M. Saturday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R I D I T S : In HM *v*iit W an • m e in an aA, Ifra Sanford Horafd w ill S t r n p iin WIg tor INa flrgl IM artian anty and anly to TA# * atout at toa cat t •I m a t IM artian. Piaata chacti yaur ad tor accuracy toa firtt da y It r v M . 31— P t r w m l s ic n F fio w Lilian To Talking Fartonalt' U par catl charge to pn bell a m - m i ---------------------a n t i n g a a t o m . ----------------- a n a tu t a n a m i . __ _______ a n a i w T« L w w »w M t» f r a m m i 33— L o s t 4 f o u n d FOUND: Lorge o*dK retriever typo dog Vklnfy of Pork Drive Coll 01*74-_________ LOST Mote neutered indoor de clowed cot. nomed PJ. Ton Place iubd. 437 A Radioed Rd m w ««P O Tn »v m * w 35— S p e c ia l N o t ic e * BECOME I H O T M T ForO.ta.it i m p m o w Florida H— aryAatot tatton 37— N v r w r y 4 C h ild C a r a M l You Tirodol Juki Hiring a RabyUttorT Lai u» M k m yaur child la lur llttia family HRS Raglltorad. CPR a r t 10 > '» w Caw..............m t m . ■ X F I R I I N C I O MOT M IR OF TWO. my homo. Lake Mary a r t. All agav Anted yard. m— H.HRI>WCdl> m u » L A R I MARKHAM Child card. agaOandup TLCmoaltand mack. niMNattorgpm S N A R O W ’ S A DO R A I L ! S TIN R IR I A tun. haaay hoallhy atmotahorol Two hat moot* dolly I Taa iKonood A CFR Ctrl lodlot V lord, tooth ond ploy arllh your chlldron ham 7AM to 1 jO F M C T IIU 55— B u tin a s * O p p o r t u n it io s A CHANCE To Start Your Own Butmost (tranchite) with lit tie down pymnt A company is willing to finance you even if you have little or no credit Earning potential *45.000 *75.000 wtthm your 1st year O n ly te flon* In q u irie s fbba* l* n i oof long dHtawco DRIVE A MERCEDES WEAR DESIGNER CLOTHES EARN tlOoOOt PER MONTH) CALL |407) (2 J-5 M 7 For 94br. r n i i i d w Bf p PROPERTY A DAY CARE 17 f l North Brattle Or Day C art Nursery, completely modern A beautiful Can be used a* medical facility or any other kind of butmets Mr* Croon 32) 0571 eve after 0 p m H ) 0145_______________ L e g a l N o tic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H j u d i c i a l CIR CU IT IN AN O FO R SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION Cate Number I f 11*0 CA tf P c o m m o n w ea lth M ORTGAGE COMPANY OF AM ER ICA. L P Plamlift. v* K E N N E T H H CHAMBERS. Defendant NOTICE OF SALE Notice i* hereby given that pursuant to an order or a final iwdgment ot foreclosure in »h# above captioned action I will sell the property situated m Semi note County. Florida de scribed as LO T I I ) GOVER N OR S P O IN T PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT TH E R E O F AS R ECO R O ED IN PLAT BOOK tf. a t p a g e s 24 t h r o u g h h . INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E CO U N TY FLORIDA al public sale to the highest and best bidder lor cash, at the West Front Door ot the Courthouse m Sanford. Semmoie County. F»or Ida. at II 00 a m . on March 11 IffO D A TE O this 2)rd day of Feb ruary. IffO M AR YANNE MORSE A* Clerk of the Court By JoneE Jesewic As Deputy Clerk Publish February It. March / 'fSO D EN If* f l T Y O V 1 M U t a R M S 1 E A P 1V A . • q t h n q q w a a ■ . 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M AM I FM Aggiy IS.; laniard Aua .lA M to lF M U S U I I L I 15 Sta l l gar hawr Many IIWIM traml Cailnaaal Moira Imgtayn al M M ill * ATTENTION * w H o u s n m ts w (A R M I X T R A M O N l r Nan smoking. gNasanl at m asgh ara M a rn ln g and *«a n in g hour* P r.g n a n l tadtas wakom# Cat 13*3144 • i m u L u a n r s T O U '! EXCELLENT FAY. Banatits Transgariatlar. Call aOMtSNWtat ISO Tall ratunpad Sam; MUa\ _ . . • A N T O M K T V 'l i V B C U V U T 0B1VII v r S>1 days par waakf JUOan r » SCaOAM tor Mika________ • O O N K IB F B R . STOP FA Y Hiring now. (Ml nan I Jatt Cantor, SSS !U UM FEE COSOCTOUXT ■aauikian. Ndtl Tach. and ENckblytttl Naadad lor nka ihag M l aniard Graai Family Ahaaigh.n CadM Um I Naadad N r l.m m aN Caunty Rachalart dagraa M racial •ark ar a raiaiad llaid Trant poriainn "travai It ragulrad". valid Florida drlvart Ikanaa. d (dag u n i t naadad G r«M ggtilian thru July. I NO Cadkl* mo c<*Nan C R A F T t d t X IL L t a T R A O I t ALLTKA0CSNEEDED PaMNrt. 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FLORIOA CASE NO f t f t l f CA 10 L IN R E TH E M A T TE R O F TH E A DOPTION OF THE PERSON KAC A Minor W ILLIA M STRONG JR Petitioner N O TICE OF ACTION TO G LEN R CRAWFORD Address Unknown Resident e Un* nown YOU ARE N O TIF IE O that an action lor the adoption ot the person. KARI ANN CRAW FORD and you are re quested to serve a copy of 7our written defenses, it any. to it on Petitioner * attorney whose name and address is TIM O TH Y M O LEAR Y ESQUIRE US5W Fairbanks Avenue Winter Park. Florida U7ff on or before the 17th day of March IffO and Me the original with the Clerk of mis Court either before service on Peti tioner * attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be entered aqa n*t you tor the relief demanded m the complaint of PeM-onrr W ITNESS My hand and the seal of this Court on February If. IffO I l f A ll Mar vanne Morse As Clerk of the Court B| Jennifer P Price As Deputy Clerk Publish February II. IS March 7. 14 IffO O EN 7 » •ALL SHIFTSII • GREAT SALARVIt • EXCELLENT R IN EFITS It "Jain aur ticalMnl haaiih card Mam” I Naan* Cara ... M/F/H/V DRtVIRS M A TE D I igarMncad nacaiaary Mutt ha O O T cartlhad Canlacl Doug RaadUFtm ______________ REUS CORREShMOINTS Fraaianca r.garVnv waidad to iuggltm.nl lull hma cava*aoa al "*»* and Malurat Mr Tha SanMrd Haratd Powhan In valval lnlar»la«lng. nala laktM. and wrt.Mg C x . i t — I command al lha (hgltvh tan guaga and ability M tyga ara atianhal Jaurnalnm. photo graph* and computar antry aigarxnca ara halptyl San lard and Laka Mary ratidmtt g ra la r rt d W rlla lattar aipi.ming mlaravl and guall iK.tiom M Corr upon di nIt. C O Ranald W Hava, (aacu ti*a Editor Tha S.nlard Harold. M N Franch A«a. iF i.a n t NO PHONE CALLS F O O D M in i r kh cooking needed to w rlto weekly feature stories about o rta residont* who an|oy cooking Position involve* •« ter viewing, note taking and writing faceflenf commend of ttw English language ond ability to typo are essential Journalism, photography and computer entry eiperieece ore he*tut Sanlord and Lake Mary resident* preferred Write letter tapiaimng inter ott and qualification* to Food. C/O Ronald W Hos*e Eitcutive Editor The Sanford Her aid. JOB N French Ave. Sanford F l . JJ771 NO PHONE CALLS S te r f to d a y and f t l a paycheck within a week We hold back no thing O u r employee* are constantly m couraged, and assisted so they will make larger paycheck* all tha time Sound infer eslmg? Part time A full lime available Call today m liaa JA N ITO R IAL FOR PED IATR IC O FFIC E Print and back pactannai naadad Sand Rnuma Ta PO Rai ITN Santard. MTTI list MEDICAL T trad V RatkamawtT Want M Uta Yau. 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I Ol Mai hand w a tt I T 01.Maitland_______ FBRtOM la •*•>*. wit can tamad tandblattar Full hma. banalilt 40 Hickman Cue I* I .nom inalPark__________ • P LAN TM A IN TIN A N C Ia M Hrt Growing company wantt you an man gayrall' Car aar at a ItMima I AAA IM P LO Y M IR T m m w m v . _________ » iin P O ilT K M l agon OThca hmg. lull tima. a AriiWr mam mg and ahar naan part hma E . pananca gratarrad Full hma Mrt Groan J7 ) tV I. I d attar Ipm m ou t___________ • I ITAURANT C O M 3, HOSTESSES NAITERS/WAITRISSIS No a.pananca nacattarr All thiltt a»aiiabla E.caHant banalilt Aggiy m ggrtgn Thy WaHIa Hauw UM W tl Nd M. tantard 777 O N ............ M /F'IO E R IITAU R AN T1 DAT OiSHMSHER Gallaria Italian Ratlauranl. Laka Mary Call ID a t ] C i l 33*1144 llauta Rtttaurwd. Htry l i f t naar Lk Mary R ii t A U t A N f Ta tar*, mail M cutMmara al buIMt Will tram Apply TPM ,MkA r^ to■J-a y- r ^•uta BrM. vw R PART TIME Far cartlhad ar amanancad P A R T TIM E ■ A chanca M hat. a email buainatt graw Naad i . m . m . wha Mil wart 1 h a t. Id a y ta r Mghtt atm ak and I day an aa.k.nd Goad mcama gatanllal Call t t t 111 17M I nailing a n Ianca l___________ ID 53 If • GAL FRIDAY e l ) i i wkl Terrific choice! Br ihg your typing and word processing skills! Nice bo** ondpiuth office tool AAA EM PLO YM EN T m il7 4 GENERAL OFFICE ottka gracadurav and t.parl ancad In typing and a 10 kay calculator Full lima Call o r n a c l e a n in g Night work available Tran* per fat ton i* a must Call be tween f AM 5PM Ml 471) K E Y E S F LA .. IN C . Raottor*. pay* tuition fo Roof Estate School t__________Call P ) DOB LABORERS MILLER ADDITIONS Central Florida Smco IfW Fret Design. Free Estimate* fC G O ta m .......... .......J O -9444 A ir C o n d it io n in g 4 m a t in g Esperienced. 14par hour _________ Colt 130 *4U_________ SERVICE All make* C-H/A. water to air. a«r to air hoot pump* New and tattling in stollatton 17 Yr* per tone* Wayne Dyke* Sr now with Emory** P l umb i n g LANDSCAPE RS E ■penanced with driver* license F u ll llm o post lion*_______________ P I B ill L k IRMOO14*44 m 1*44 LANN MAINTENANCE GOOO NOtRERS NEE0C09 Deify Wert Daily Pay Coll Bob ter drUtis after Ipm m T lil Comm— cut contract a.parl ancaamyni-AMI____________ F O M U n O ftU TO I Hiring now. 10 fotil per hour plus benefit*! I l f I m > ............... J 4 HWortd One of the larged maid serv ice* in the area seeking neat dependable persona fo tom our team 5 day week, good pay Located in Fern Park P f I50B rant. Hwy IT flnoar Lk Mary R l t A I L -------------------------------- CASNCR/STOCI PERSON Part' Tull hma AggUcaham naw k a ln g a c c a p la d k l DacktMt Iwgartl MM Or land. Dr (Wall Mart Plata. If 111 tantard PTFTB1 Start al t . M gar hour Mutl ha*a rahabM daily tramgarta htn Mutlba IlyaartaM Call tar ayyMntmant in MIT _______ A A R Ra k ng_______ FAY ROLL CLERK. I TOP PAT Van today cMl nawl Jab Camar.tpt *>400. OfTHAUINC T K M K U H Full timp DonehH P I 7«B e OFTHAUMIC ASSISTANT o Any medical knewtodfe wtmf A**i*t doctor with oaomtt Fu4lbenefit*! Hurry! AAAIM O LO YM IN T 7o b w d n >i i .________ m iiT a SECRfTART»P)MTT TIKE With Root I t l . l a Licanta gratarrad Fla.lbla haurt Dallanaaraa C a lim ilt t 1IC UR ITY OFFICERS T 0 f P IT G license requeed Choice ctntrocH Call I ft* IS) *47) e SMALL TRUCK DA IV IA e Very regufabto company! No lime tor beredem hare! Great benefit*! Don ! mas itl AAA IM O LO YM IN T >BBW. m b i t ,________ m t i H TS H IAT M I N T I N eaport one# prater red Salary based on eaportonco Non smoker Cod H ) 14B4btww. f A ). m OR HE R dart time tor A S V P ia hours per week. «4 SB to Start CaM m 44d tgr Ijpelntment V ILLA G C INN K IS T A U X A N T now hiring tap ter vers 4 hestetset for eve*/htghts Apply tn person. Vdlego Ion. _ ail Pegtrock N , Loogwood VOLT TCMPOKAXT S IBVICIS ________ CadOIOtlFf________ WAITRESSES Apply btwn 1 and 4 gm Mon Thurt at B*toma Joe*. 1400 S French Ave . Sanford NoeNMOCONtl $50 to SlOlgOOO II diSfributor* needad Part 4 full lime No tap necessary AabertONeft Vs 11>4 C o n c rs tt WE I T CONCRETE I I R VICE lm .ll Jab. * big Jab. a I — air Jab. Fraa E .l Call aayhma tta lt»J. LKaowWImurad H E R ITA G E E LEC TR IC Prompt. Reasonobto Service Lkensed/ Insured E R#441141) CaB *47 m 471) 1977 TayaN CefK* O T Need* work but runt good Asking USB Call m 171) Full lim a to <#/hr E ic banafttt Apply tn parcon Dayt Inn Lodgt. 4M Dbugi.t Rd . AII«m ontaIprgi M l f ill Open 4 AM 4 PM G U IDE SERVICE Fresh Smoked Mu I toft Live Wild R Ivor Shinner* Fishing Equipment C IS A Orange ftlvd. Lak*Monroe 122 OHO 14-18 Yrs. Old? Need A Job? The Sanford Herald Has Direct Door-To-Door Sales Positions A v a ila b le Today! EARN EX TR A $$$ M O ND AY F R I0 AY 4 6 p m (FtoiAKa) To Apply: Stop By Weekdays 3-4 PM And Ask For Dave________ 300 N. French Avenue Sanford T II IT TAST INC "O n . Call To Do II A ll- USED A f f UANCIS Your N.tghborhood Hand* Man R•<ondi I toned O Guar anteed GOOO S E LE C TIO N m I . CemmercUI Sf. lenlerd Rawdmhal • Comma, clal Call Walt Tad.* 11 m i l l ] REPAIRSaPAINTINO 12334R3 Ma JabTaa Inull M OBILE P I T OROOMINO Al home service Reasonable Certified) Call Pat. M l 4 IB4 B u ild in g C o r rtr a c to rs U lU .k lM O O E L R IF A IR H O M ES.O FFICES. I T O R I I All ty w . canttrvcltan Ras/Cam n u n s o AaitM. c ic n w a t C a rp a rttry CAR PEN TER All kind* of hon»a repair*, pointing A ctrsmic tile Richard Groat H I 5*77 C a r p c t / U p h o ls t e r y C l t a n i n g ________ O NE ROOM F R E E . Dupont Teflon protoction (IIS I1 B value) w/S room social U4 75 or 14 W per room JB \ off pel odor problem* A repair* Ash about our uphoistary specials! Hour t. * AM to BPM 4104)14 S e r v ic e NO lima lar lhal c a m .I.ia claiamgT Raaa gutlwg It aHT Lai us worry about II lor you Call ASAP Oaanng Any kit. homo US guaranimd LKm w dO Bondado Imurad Call tra in s ________ C o n c r e te ________ Sanford Herald Free estimate* Coil m 4PB O I.n d M A Y T A O ALSO TI c a n in g Pay By Com nuttion h a u lin g , masonary. paining and Me B o a r d in g 4 G r o o m i n g Ja— aBig JabaaRagair Jabk Trao E li Call aayhww m w n Licanwd'lnturad CO M P LE TE home core with love 4 concern for the elderly Spacious accommodation*, low monthly rate* Day Care Available Also W4479 Deltona Nursing Service.Inc. "Homo Caro Thar* Aftordabto** Norte* o Aid* o Uv* In'* *47 170 u n B a l t s T r c NI b GEORGE’S BAIT I TACKLE CARPINTRY. NEW A f fllANCES Piano/ Keyboard Mstnaction Accepting student* Private lesson* All tovei* *47 I Nursing Cart E lt c ^ r k c a l MAIDS WANTED MAIDS CHILD CARE CENTER FleilblO organized per ton with pleasant loving duposi lion Eep helpful HI 1M4 ■ ttfoursnl«. Office* StaN certified CBCO 14*0) W* Design/Build and offer Free Istimate* CaKlOOBm PRECAST CONCRETE PLANT aiorai.S utM i______________ O LAtt IN S TALL! STRAIN IK Hiring now I Call non I Jab Cantor, m ft. f lu JUUliiomT R s m o d B iin g G R IU F R IT 4 OSHNASHER 7BBW. B R St . ...... H IIK A L ASSISTANTS S E R V I C E S H A ffT ELVES L e g a l N o tic e X R A T TE C H Rkttcar RagttMrad. F T 4 F T 1t ★ CUR'SWA RBtTAUBANT KITCHEN HELP LAB T I C N t P A R T T IM E ) im o m NOFCI/FRIDAYPAV EOI F r . i l l c . # m S TM T M I M C K S * S f HaRai l a t l CaariRisa M AS TIICAI0/VI54 Good working hose*. AAon/Fr! Benefit* ond Uniform* Coll 4TTIR TI0N HIGH SCHOOL!IS LOORINO FOR EXTRA CASH! Work attar school, glanting lianaring plugs Call Carairaa Groan Housas 171 filfask ier AIMnor Chad P O FFIC I CLIRKS PKCCCPTIONISTS d S IC R IT A R IIS PWORD FROCItSORS R INDUSTRIAL WORK IRS • F a m il y COM Hama tlyM Mad Apply IP M .P M Holiday Mouta Ratldw rant, Htry If FT naar Lk Mar* • InMmal Madicma Cavgi. ta agarala g halo caurta Rapty: Twin Palmt. Drawar N i Oita— . BM4 MEDICAL Heaffb Coro C HAM B II SALES M f E i d lin g eggartunlly tar mgtlvatnd talas garsan Un llmllad aarnlng gatanllal. chance la maal an nan ban! nasss. VIPs. 4 community laadars Aggiy at Graatar Sanlord Chambar al Cam m erte.W B 1st SI . I O.E. M i n i IS N O US IR IIP tR /N AN N Y part hma - S dayt gar ak. I X ta naan. IIN / a k . Thartagh c loaning 4 rag «Mh cMMnn M E D IC A L A t t lt T A N T I PA RT T IM E ) F H Y tlC IA N t N E E D E D •OR GYM M Cam /R VPel i n N . ......... ( O t H O U S I R I I F IR M I H B • RiNrancai a naral. Dalai It Can rtigcatar X»«7T> 7 1 - H a t e W a w ta a 7 1 - M a t e W a w ta O R IIT A U R A N T dt ar part Hma L.g»a Maaaaaa. M l ITM MANABEMENT Will *»glh. G ’ ad banalilt. Ill LdnW.ar Flaca. 4iH O U R S O GOOO BENE FITS E X P ER IE N C E R EQ UIR ED U n i lO A T HOURS M M -I M O I R I K THIS 4 0 IR FOR A S f DtSCOURT _______ 1od per person_______ FOODSERVICE To *750 weekly Local/Long haul Will Tram I Itim t JB H W o rW 71— H t l y W N H f t a IdW dFM IH CASHIEM NEEOCD All shills aaaiiabla Good Hourly nags Kaisa ahar SO days No aipartonca naadad Start immediately Promo Itonal oggartunltlas Aggiy at Amece Feed Shop NOB Stata Kaad d Sanlord or IdOLk Mary Blud ■Lk. Mdfy dot a m n i o N i v u Naadad tar local dallvary. M onFn Sanatlts Subslanca abusa lasting raquirad Aggiy In garsan Parts City. S«l B Caranall Rd. Sanlord E O E F a R /fe tTW a Plum b a n . A C . O ry g a ll, O l . l l f i g . Ir a n w i r k . Marhanlct. 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F R E E E S TIM A TES Call O T MW Chech'* Qualify Lawn Caro Comm /Re* O F R E E EST I No !ob too large/small 013571 ECONOMY LAWN SERVICE t o t a l la w n c a r o f r e t estimates Call m li f t LAWN CARE Mowing. Shrub pruning. Fast Service. Law Prtce* o Free 1st. 1401104 PROFESSIONAL OAROENER Mowing, edging. i*w soil new seed, re sod. re seed, pruning, topping, trimming, removing 4 clearing, planting, clean up I C o m p le t e C o r e l F r e e esimatos! M r Ven. 12) 444) Masonry S O U T H E R N S TO N E W ORK Waterfalls. Japanese garden pools, stonework around s w im m in g pool*, tton o entrance*, stucco 3eO 102 P a in t in g FRANK 4ARNHART painting 4^ pressure cleaning, If yr* eip Reference*__________2 0 1141 INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR Pretott tonel work. Hrty. rate* ovod. Tod. 4444BII. Froo E*t. Lynden't Pretesswnai I Lake Mary Resident Interior/Eitor tor Lkensed/Insured Free Estimates!_______W-IBS4 PAINTING Interter 4 Eitor tor Heute*. Apr* 4 Etc. Senaer Clfiien* IS \ discount _____ Call aayhma P I W N Painting4 fiptdjApni Quality Work. Reatonoble Prices. Free E it Ins 1)1 SI7S PlumbingItiiM c i riitn A ia t lac Isf Chetce Fer T o r Ptombtng ttoedsH OlaHoursO Repair* O Remodeling 0 Repiping CFCBl111)OBJI 44)9/H I 4044 *4.10 OfF WHIM THIS 40 RELIANCE INC SEWEIA DRAINCLEANING l.h o u rtl F U l r . l . , I FraaE.llmala.1 CFCOJIJJJ Ml M ll a r m U U S4J0 Off WITHTHISAD Prissurt Cltanlng WAS YOUR HOUSE W H IT IT ANO NOW G R E Y T Call u. today I Wa’II ba an au. wa* I G A LL E N CONTRACTING Fer Trap I.tlm atotCall lib U Jt T r a s ir n a u iln g * YARD DERR IS HAU LED LM/LOAD ALSO. JUNK CARS REM OVED. F R E E ttl m i Tre«S«rvlca ic H O L i!M lltk v < !{ Fraoaihmatotl Fair Prtoail L k Ink Slump GrinWng. T m I m n j l day araHa “ Lai Tka Fratatkwnalk da It" TR IM M IN G . Tapping. Ra moual. Hauling. 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Ml 2*4) MM fM M WOOS MEN NEW 4/1Vy ( M l home Lett W MeetII Lett of txlfM11 tMA.ni WALLACE CEIIS REALTY 1214477 it a m i t Room, | bom howto Kim fireplace end termnotf parch, comer lot Aba I ream howto with arrep around parch, fanead yard. 2trail. 2thodr >Ml leeCat! el Oltaen SU.MP FOR SOTM Mata Offer 11 Call Ml ncler tlta BIO A BILATIO Vataittna tar a handyman Oarer financing VI. dotached perepo Submit all ettavv Term* UTEll^REALTY lie. Real Ittata Infer MMSaatardAre 3 7 i-0 7 H -..........1212257 BTOMKR Tba Oatt ■Sentara Ouiet/prlvafe I large bdrmt. utility room/3rd bdrm. ] beiht. fireplace, paoi/lannli prlvliedpet Included Reduced •a II ISAM Phone day* XD SO I ar alter SPM and •raetendt. Ml VetAtaft m i OIRARV • I acre prim* hlph wooded tat- 1/1 bane built In ITS/. Above ground pool er/dtctlnp. Sprlntlert. •mrtthep. alarm ryt... StAWS Ellen HI fin/ioan UP SIM Timpka Realty. Im„ l» III ! OCBAftY 1 bdrme IV* bam*. 2 car ijaroga, icroon porch, ill U »/ m o UlilOllfclK M24*4 1214DELTONA N*<t 3 bdrm 2 bath. urotmt room, garage, foncod 1330/mo I yt Mim <04 78* U 3i or 407 040 283* ’ * w M lIO M * * IMMACULATE I bdrm/1 born I2 0BDDown NonQualifying Mortgage Ja>|«its*a IsslEHtU <07-322-1151 M l TOM ClORt W411 OiMffwri msrtl Mil. Now Mtrudti built bom* 3 badroom* 2bath, family room, worksheet.. u i ooo MAKE OFFER CallOiartatfe IRA................... siems L A R I M A R T Creatfnpt v s Immacutatt. Payer, fptc. lermel dlalnp. pal In tit, R E N T O N E ... G ET ONE FREE f you can rant a 2 bdrm. ith for thp pr lea ol a 1 Rantal Apartmanls On Lake Monroe 213$ W. Seminole Bird. Hwy. 17-92 Sanlotd, FL 32771 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 !P(us ranty ttawanly....... SUSP Walailront U la sly la Modtrn F lln a tt Canter Indoo* Racquatball One Month Fra* ^ 5 Siring Hammock Pari I bdrm, I bam rtiatat hem HI M* M) Mil. CiR ■RAM MAMACIMCNT A MALTY MSmS/MIMW TIP TOP MCAPI I Ipaciam 2 btam | bam an daubta be aim family.ream, hreplace. Ca. lac. 322-2420 321-2720 IMS Pert O r , leotard M l W. Late Mary I I .. L t Mtay LAR R Y H IR M A ta PROM 1 1 M IIR I WINTIH I PR IHAS central H/A. W. l/lkt. _______ t & M _______ * # DARTED* * HOMIS A MOOILI ROM!I RIMTAlf A ACRIAOB N W I j 140— O tM iN tU _______ F t f . h t t — STYLIST Wim U B - C — im o rc lo l P r i u r ty / la la FN S N U B T0 N M U nm Si A SantardAye TanadOC S One MJMtR leal Mrgkauta ar aarapa baHdWip Ona «M to taai aiftca Map Wim adtalwnal i.MS tq taaf covered tierape ptut eutttde ttorape One let acretkttreet _jjtakeej_P*mHaj»* S S L i<3— W a ttrfrw it >/\ STORE ISLAN0 I 2 ec on Lk Menrea . lawev A wafer S1M.SM Ml IMA STORE ISIAROAMAI ACCOM fa SI /akn'i Hear Larpe freed lef ■ part la canatArteeri------i m i N M 52544 CNSN INCLUCHNO CLOSIRO COST 1A « bttrn Hemet in Sanford. OeitanaDelary/Lt Mary/ Lonpaaad'Altamanta Sprmpt ti.304 o o n w iR a a o s iw ] bdrm I bam. fireplace, appliance*, carper! l b too USSTHM S3,t0O OMM ASSUME NO QUALITY V I 'I . I M H f t . new paint ana carpal, appiiancet an 1/1 acre tllf/m a i l l SOP CENEVA Houta on 2 i acre* i bdrm . 1 bath, appiiancet. garage, ed dilia n a i pul bldg or wortthop -------- ------ Ut.SM PAUL A1ITH OSAORRt VINTUR11 PROPIRTIIS _____ M l AIM NID0CNLAII ASSUM f, N O O U A LIFY 1 bdrm 1 bath, larpa lot. lenetd back yard U I.S M IM O i cam to mtg M l Mae \l I III \l I \ i l l * . H I. St. Sulla MP 1 STORY W/INOROUND POOL * bdrm , 1 bathe, tamlty rat., country tltchon, tern parch. A covered patio Over MM Id tt Seller moflvatad..... SM.SM LAKIFRONT heme In EtaAary tying ] bdrm. Iamity rm, IntMe idllltlee. ctatata I 4. mwf MOWMIRIMO R. L M IN TS T E U F A IR R EA LTY II HWY If *1. OIAARY 30SUM431/30MU5722 LAME MANT VS on Ip tecluded tal. bacti up la poll court*, family room w;fireplace and a dan. 1 car garage ............ . ..I1SL000 ASSUMEABLE MORTGAGE LARI MARY REALTY _________TO-Cllt________ LOCH ARBOR By owner. 1 tdm I bam. cantral H/A. an J tatt IIS Homawood Dr Reduced to Mi.tM............i tea 121 ton MUST SEU SANFORD SLIM down atturn* na quality Ibdrm , 1 bam. l car garage. Irg kitch an, tpk. Km path. Ml Mta. OUT OF STATE ewner mutl tell. Handyman tpocial Brick Route. 1 bedroom*. 1 bam. Mutl be teen Bed alter till W mm St Call Ml 42aI lit tr mi tonne____________ QUINN NEALTT • 321-3M3 Rettdealfalaad Cwneu rclal SALE ON LEUE OPTION D ELTO N A 1 bdrm •plll/lbalh I.1S1 tq tt la acre U4.MS Attwnubta Men Oaohtymp Lean CeMMl-MM SANFOtO f O t R I V A • letary « M m . tarmal tantap ar Hetap rm. CAUM TT1M 4 bedroom. 2 tlqry, uci.il It N touch 157— 5 Homos / Solo I RETS I....... . 14H dtacfrtc MtnMamry. Last Edison, wtll l«pl, ntwr carptf. mirror ncuH l 10 tl wood d«ck and tropical landicapinf undar canopy ol oak* Grval naif fiberhood. Betl tafua 1113.000 th e ro*ia3oi4co m tm anptae........................... Ilf* IP Coll Mr Piyne, M l f i l l M Otai OeRa ti Reyal WASM.atiaiSM.ftt IMAMly 4 raMOaatlal oaHt. mcamt HI AM. eepaneet U M Price. SPSJM Attwmabia llnanclnp alt% masts 1S3— A c r t A f t Lots/Salo______ Nw Qwlifyia| Mprt|S|«i O S TIIH I1ACRES. WILL WOOOE D 121OOO Will Sell/Trade Far A Haute laritnaa l u l EiUts <47-322-1155 GENEVA. SACtES Big oatt. tatr term* Ml 000 Pri kibtaa Realty, tt, Mia HIOHAOeytat OrangtCttyon ceucily maintained rd ff.ee area eaty termt n SHOO do ors/OMcetnes, m n g OCALA RATIONAL FORIST Wooded loft River accett u e » each Na manor dowel 121 41monlhly Owner itafllieHtoar latcun ina SEMINOLE COUNTY I ecret wim haute 2 bdrm 2 bam 112**00 a S acret large oak treat lb 000 Hwy at 1 Acral u 10 ooo a Dll Dean Ha itkttrsnl s ecret ITtl OOO LAR I COUNTY S ecret t>e*00A M ecret 1217000 SHOmiS NEAUY _________ 111«IH_________ 135— Condom inium s C o -O p / S o !• SANDLIWOOO VILLAS Spaooul t bdrm t 1bam. mint cond. wyn m i porch. h#a1 pump, fans* appiiancet. 0«h0t. tM-tOO______ HI 4SU VILLAIOF CAISILBKRRY 2 bdrm , 3 bam ♦ dan icrtan porth oat 7iaaac*77 gill 137— M o b ilt Ho m t s / S A l« CAMIAGE COVE SURER RICH! ) bedroom. I lull bam. d0Libi«vb.d« Cam# dral cailingt* hardboard tid *ng. thing!.# roof »kirtirtg< Mwt laa Ta Apprm IaM i<400 Call Cal tact 401tM 7040 or 407 JHWl/aMf apm L A R G E 1 BEDROOM Eacallanl condition, nictiy lurniihad. corner lot at Park A r t MobHq Park 372 2441 MUST SEU. >4 * b. 10 Creltmede VI iplf. thingle root, dlihnether. Ipic A rolrlp 111ooo or oltor Oeyt Ilf IlHJiect A whndt eat m i eon_______________ SANF0I0 AREA PAIR H i l l S/t l pill, *71 Camb screened room 34000 Rape 14X31 tpiil t4 Tidwell 31.200 down for qualified buyer Under 3331 per month includes mtg and iof rent Repe • 14X34 >/l tplif. Si Fleetwood Land Point ft1700 dawn for qua'ilfled buyer Under 3110 per month in cludtdi rntg and lot rent 14X34l/l. » Guerdon tf 000 12X34 2/1 10 Manatee Fenced yard 33000 14X34 l/l«i iplkt 32 Skyline, screenedporch 312,000 24X33 2/2 tplil. 30 Champi on Concord Fireplace* dry wall •filerior, very clean 311,330 14X33 2/1 tpM. 30 Craffmade Oikhwekher. fireplace. 317000 Bfsksi. 37551(0/131-3703 CAR11AGE COVE SURER MICE11 1bedroom 2 full bam, double*id* Cathe dral ceiling*, hardboard tid Ing. ihingie roof ikirfing Mutl tee Te Appreciate! 14.WO Calf Collect <07*11 70a0 or 401 Hi. 111?after 4pm IHO Palm Air 34 a 12. cenlral heat 4 #*r wacher A dryer Good condition 17000 Lot la*. Carriage Cove Mobile Home P»rb C-i1lil4 40VI CAUBMT R E A L IS T A T I R EALTOR . __________x a i4 i-A p e i i« w c M / F u m it u f t WANTED. Peed taabiap aggiT ar aal. WPataa • StR ISAll Wa ber'SeH Feremite A Cat tactWtae. lactadkag la n n ii DIBARY 2 bdrm . | , l car garape ureen parch, all maiar appHencae MM/ma Flrtl. lett. kecurtfy ml m ilia___________________ CHAIRS ■I reciwter. Ian; I AW. Racket recline.. Ian tflaach car eea 1214_______ •DINITT! SIT Round table end ) wooden chain 111 Can Maim CalIMS SOW (arly American Sala wllh matching chair; bap tab caftaelabta Raaeanabtal Call attar IPM MS 11a* FROST F i l l RaRIpwatar. tt cu H. taefured deerc. eea. candHMf. MM Ml MSI HOUSIROLD OithOL chav chair, end tabtae A labia. tanmerackeHCallMl left K I N M S R I WASH 1 1 • I ic ellent condition White tl*» Call Ml MSf. anytime. LARRY’S MART. 11] Santar* Aee baw/Uied turn A eaa< Bfry/SoK/TraAo------ Strain. • LIVIHO ROOM SUIT! ISectional couch and 2 twleel racked) Ilka new All tar S*S Can .............. mieae • LOVI SIAT/IOFA paid crvthad velvet, ttamieu Meal home lie. tor aftKe. waiting room ar home 1100 m IF**. early AMor eve*_________ a Ml CROWAVI oven [Large) IM Ml Sail altar aPM a FAIR of ice cream aartaur Chain Antiqueor Iginalt *2d Call Ml MSB_______ •SOFA end matching laveeeat Contemporary, earth tenet SM......................... SM rut •SOFA IID . brawn lene* Ul 12*4211________________ SOFAS •e,cel lent cand III] ea Chrome A giau end lebta A dinette lebta Matching wood end tablet SMM22 m w iv n im i A M F t r G ttrat Burrawt FAIRW AY MOTORS "Hame at l l t t Down A Ride" SMSUS 12 t l Langwaad M l MM M CA D ILLA C BROtW NAM S A L I PRICE II.m ...................ItOISAI MSMtlartSI-ien AMFtrOttrat Burrawt lis t H. 113*05 154— f l M l Iit a t a SPACIOUS DPLTORA SPLIT VI Pfta. aal M trt. •acapf laa. lap, title, ate M POMTIAC MONO AM Auta. aw. caualta. M uaiee NBW tanca Sm naal SSAWS IM M A C V L A TI MR V S Maw Intartar CelIMp tens built In uttllfy. M CADILLAC IL DORADO WAS M.MP P NOWMAM {KJSUSOAI ........... Dealtr MAMSfarMI-MSl . TME Ilf P5T5KRT5 >15— B M t t M l i Iparmn praaf rm, larpa tit iRtlda trinity, wartthap, MAIAMAM N000S ANEA late Mary KhodL appro, 1 ecret. large oat treat. 4 bdrm , greetroom, formal dining, dim. I*r<p ureined pool, silt SOS Atiumable Newly renovated Immadlate occupactcylOwnar. ejaesu REGATTA SHORES w m -w iarui-iSN AM Far Qiarga Burraw* ‘IS • L itd id , tk irttp l, dacMMnf ctntattan AtkMp M R S ............. CdMMfPM O l A A R T S P LIT VS. U O L O T. ASSUME, NOQUNUTT LAKE MANT POOL NOME New s bdrm 2>y bam 1 nary, eppllartcet. fireplace. I car •arage................... MAIM 103— Housts Unfurnished / Rent mi|or Appliincm PtRTTT MR M LTOfU 1/1 IN petal araa. PaMpdL yard. Ota, Ftartdp rm. reampiwi Hav wify... | ■aano H iw o F fK i aiotio <M«J It b 2BO Id ft ociroNiboi Meee In Special IHP/me _______ s**h i *s i _______ I SMALL aiNTALOFFICIS Toned OC I Very re*tenet lor U* I*. Call new! B ltlfl MM me A cb r a t a l * I Start/Up af natal tana* Mta a* my Uw ctat ctMtcHl df Mpfl pudllfy tatrttaR Ruga and Fauntaln ■ F w b y y w ita L M s u M IIK N V I tpHI plan, tpptancrt. I car gar ape an privacy bnced I/I acre IU .M MANINIK't VILLAOI Lake Ada I bdrm u u mo MM HWY. MW........SANFORD ILtPMtaOddOfdf l-A MS Mil LHf AAMf A AUSTf Anyone In Mw Ctoaltr SanfontlAke Mery area, •lino lo io *as nr*, i/i m 127— OWice Rentals M l — Hemes for Soie Ibdrm M AUfCR PARR AVENUE WAS Ilia n # NOW UAMl mN 131— Condom inium ________Rewtefs SANFORD Cary 1 b e d r o ^ •craenea perch. Iiphted perl mp No p e ll l l n , mo. lease InctuRtt aoeler. CeM m J H l. i ba rm . |wit remeaeted. free canoe me. na pale hop per menrh Call M l u n V W IM m 4 m nnarm -iM i AM Far Curia Burreer* T A IE B f M n H N n tu H m y Qw|| •acapf fee. lap. ttlta. etc M CHEVY SPECTRUM Auto. air. a dr. I ferae. Really low mile*) Only tltf.avma Call Mr Payna. » t t l l 1*2 DH acylinder, aipead. A/C. tfara. now lira* Great MlleaptII 11.MP............ Call l/a m* 331— C a rt iV ii l l i l i r i t i i i r •% Cm Mtf |hw* pine CKitT area • a bdrmt, !'■ a karmt. wait la Klnacratl (lamanfary. tata/md rM p .B U tn 47— A p a itm o n ls f g w W / ljg > W KIN SFCCU L U M I I barm. A/C. |M. taundy. site me be depetil let awetlfiea eaplicenie or ■amoveIftion* m a m NIC! clean I b*m aal ideal be i e» y ll M i n i * p in Use •etunty Ceil M l nee______ SANFORO Hug# >barm . on ] •lean Camplab priracy •IM/nk ♦ UN tec Call W HP __________ SANFORD. I barm t m me A * UM wcurity Kelerencei regukted CaHgdgta______ UFRtltfT Plana with ban<h. fM i condition AUing 0400 Cdtf 222310*. ontima REALTY, I NC. IN -D u R e iT r ip f e i/ R e o t Claaa m a t . h i than ana lewary iKiiiun cam* TV ttarflngaties/wt l » a n CLEAR ream for wtrking pereen U Inch taler Tv. •mail rabfparatar. wether, all allllfle*. mate mrvtc* U l par ‘ Call in m i HITCHER, laenary privii Mature male pretarre * 7 5 Hi cellar ta* wipe i •SOLOIMOEILMIIU M m -5 ^ a l^ rttb ia a S T E N S T R O M 331— Cars 333— Mwslcol g j g g f r i M ■ B R K B f l — A ^ e rtn w w ti/ H jjjt lH M g (X L T w U T T m »7 m S 3 OK. Na pettier*, liw t a M n a u N ir ir a o m i m a n K ther* 1 bdrm K I T ' h f C A R L Y L E # by L a rry W ri|lM Ul Wednesday. March 7, 1900 — M PIS FOOT FIMROLAM M AT Vary entp w dmtgn Very aid. Naadt raetardltan You re maue-tMe^eCatlMliMO i i n . a u — r u b t7 Rimlta driedwt traltar M HR I/O. Ml ttaktM tap. pafrot. MUST SELL 11 _ MktapfSJM.......... Mitt K — M HNT SS Ft*m Idea bawl SU P V * --------- ---- Fuffyk Sa-MipHaraam Ml IPO MOM* Caleb S u d l WASSI1W1 P NOW 0*M l MS-MtlarM) Mtl F«r Ctarge Burrow* TME UP MTBENTS am eicapflai.feg. Iilta.tft M SPRINT Auta. air. ttaraa. realty meet ... ttt wmo Call Mr. Payne. Ml f IM M CADILLAC ■ROODHAWI SALE P R IC E ............... ILSS22MA) ry m iS N U 4MR'H M i ll* tADAIFM lYIRYfRIMOMUSTOOIH and hath Thun Y- * nil 1 Mil _______kAee. Sinterd_____ M T ttS N U ta-tS FAM fllll M T. ONLY Mi M M M. IRA. M. FIRM Antique*. celbctebtaL chtan. tadlL typeweltar. maHrdtt. S FAMILY - Saturday, VtaM UM Mtpneti* Aee . MM and m , h,lm,f*o km ur >14— W «fHo4 to OstY M 5 — MhcWtoRowsst PBAIKITIALL tarda H ^ ‘ ItetUtOan Ikhard, MSMta W l --------- SEU___ •SUIT’S CROWN FAMN itn f piecewttMSSIS Itaa Fermica Shaw COM 14d ■ ■ as h IM. recima A IMA ahaekha*. I A bad patty US. alum waltlnp i SIA MISAal__________ Car Step* Dial, baa RaadyMl i Cancrata■Aanchat Sarvd Rati. Camant. Steel dHUNONIOS OF nama brand gaff bans. Mi aadi. Call giR O N R ITI MANGEL IR O N IR . Ilka new sit dawn Mittal. 121 Call new I las lets JACUXli - Seat* 4 I yrt ata Fata sm A atklng SMS. Call Call....... ................m Mai And ttapltat hiking 11.MS ar ..... . ...Mitsei a OLDER Charmgtaw grill, werkt wim 1 new LP lank* S M ...............................TO tk M Me TOM TRAM! A/C camptata unit. 1tan a/c iraltar packapa unit. Vandard buck camper lap.................. Call Ml 0*01 WIMIRION Cotar TV - S mat tad. Aiklnp tits Flthar VCR. goad condition, gin ar UM firm. Call anytime Ml MR SS4 to SI50.004 IS diktributeri needed Pari A hill line Na rip necetaary Rabat! O'Nall If* M10 P/S. P/■• auta. M AKE OF F E RMI Call . Ml MiO altar tpm Raw lire* k TT AUDI M baftary I i Learner info rier.ll.MS ... m o rn WASSII.mPISSSAOt IL112I2JA......... MS Mil ar HlTTTf AM Far Gaerpi Surrew* M CNEVY CAVALIER Wapaa Clean, dapand*He SUM bell after CallCTRQl________ ’I ) COMAN Full power, p/c. am/fffl. 1 dear, 22.001ml IX Ml MS 1521 334— Im port C a rt •nd Tru ck s 1)2./M m ia o u Mf-HtlerMl teas AM Far CM R Burrow* ta.....Ctal attar tam Ml >»2S >17— d o r t f o S a lw 1*3 TORDACMM LE Gray w/merean velour intarl or Vary clean, very peed '•liable Iramperlallan. Eacallanl lor Ind car um/eTtar Altar ap m. Call _________OtaIMP_________ IWI PORO MU1TARO LX I dr. hatchback. 21 Liter * cylinder. PS. P» A/C laa c. tend 12*STM INI MAZDA ML 1 door, mini candittanl aajso mita*. A/C. Will cenilder trade AM ing le m Call evening* or leave ............ MlliM 77 UatOi CmMo h UI H u t VI ’M BILL BLAS1IDITION Leaded One caring nan imak ing owner. All paper* u.add Can ...... .......... rn ia*2 M CADILLAC OIVILLS 1TaCkaaeaFram. YOU PICK.................lit on Dealer m a tte r *11 MSI A*k For George Burrow* MOLOSMORILI ROYAL SALI PRICE ....II.ft! *2,000ml .0000111* Dealer 111 inter*21 >eei Am For George Burrow* NISSMII06X 10 1 speed. *>r. burgandy. aniy to OOO mil**, clean MUST SILUI H.atf ar bait altar_________Call MS *M1 O U 5 C IE U I7 Eictplianaily Cban I doer, auta. bucket Mai*, comaia. aw. hill power Lika New11 Mmi Sain i i*.**s fta/wa TME Uf flTMCRTS eacepl le,. lag Hite, ale. 02 PLYMOUTH HORIZON •olidHampertel ton IM IVma Call Mr Ppyne.Ml SIS! PONTIAC SUHBIHO 00 acyl a fpeed Runt Goad! MOO Call MSSMSafter I pmweekday* hMTMC FWBt NO St Vt. auta. A/C. P/S. P/B. •tare cauefta. new radtafv prey wim luaury Inferior, •dull driven u.»a SI* me PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION ■VERY WED. AFRI.IiMPM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ffery. Tl, Deytana Beack _______eaeiuun 02OLDS.M Regency Prewpham Mallculeutly Meinleined luoausAi SALE PRICE l*.m .... m - n n w R i m AM Far George Burrow* TME UP PAYMENTS No Mm m j Dppr tacopf *#■, tag, fifta. ate •• POMTIAC LIMANS E3 It i t a , 4 d r , a i r , ktotao.......... . 31)4 3/ mo Caff Mr Fayna, 223H2I TOYOTA CARIT •4 LE Loaded, power tuary thing including tunroof. black, auta. abioigfa mint condition MUST SELL!» 33.1*3 or bott offer Caff 222a*t7_________ TAKE UP f ATNENT5 Na HdiiPT Otwn ■,cept la,, lag. t.iia, etc. tl PLYMOUTH RELIANT Aule. air. * dr MUST SEEII It! ta mo Call Mr Payna. Ml 2121 H in so Lotdedi IIMOO MbetM 3 3 5 -T ru c k s / O u s ts / V a n s TOCO ECOROUNE VAN T2. 0 cylinder, it.ch ihlfl on hear aim over drive New pawl and lire*11RuntGrealll ........... Call Mi MU IN I F it* X L T 4X0 Black, boded, all tpfbntl Mu*f Sael lemmata Ford M l IMI INI TOYOTA U t | •fuof...... . lemmata Ford A/C . lo an m in i >37— Tra cto rs and Tra itors FAIN TIACT0R5 M U ll DIM STOCK ALL llZSSt ALL FRICISf Maitland Tractor A Iquipmanf 'ami N of Maitland Intfchangaonl/fl 034-7171 FIAT 0(0 TIA JU I HEAVY DUTY.MH. I*atat. .................Com m i m i I I FT. TAR0EM T1AILEI B R AN D NEW I New fire* U NO - ------------- Co ffP la M l l i f EN C LO SED FR UM D FF UHltty Trailer wim aluminum Irame *1.001 Callata an i 330— Vthictos Wint«d WE PA Y TO P M t tar wrecked carv Irucktl W l SE LL guar antaed uead part*. A A A U TO S A L V A O I af Pebary. ||Q l*M 234— Motorcyctos •nd Bikos YAMAHA SR 500 71 12.000 ml Showroom Now ( 11 230 Orb/Q 2221004 ><1— R*crE*tionii VthlclES / Comptrs M USTUU •3 ir Trayfl Trailer tail confa-inad. awning A air. Roar bdrm . Ml bath w fub Al Cand. Dua fo financial bind 31230 obo Can ba tatn anytima. Mobil# Slat ion A Belt St A f 4 _____________ SHIM ANDOAM tr Barb — dal 21’ awning on baautiful lot * ■ 12 3hod now U O a k i R V 222 0027 o n l of 304 ><3— Ju nk C a t s JU N K CARS RI MOV I D NOCHAKOS ________ M1T22I SITtp OeJfartS Paid for |unk car*, truck*., a ahael drive Any condition Call m >TN 107— Sporting Pood* •OOLF CLUA lull wt w/gtal beg endportablecarl ted _________Ml I2U •OOLF CLUAS Ladle* IH. IliW . JUttPW M i.edtat wim bap. Excallanl •>1 ..... ..........Call Ml-: Of The "Buy H in •Pay Here" Wto "Mincer IMIare" 154— Off ico Supplioi / Equipm ofit 050 DN/$114.85* 87 CHEVY SPECTRUM 050 DN/0159.71* 83 TO Y O TA COROLLA SRS COFIIR ■ Geilelner SI 1ST. mull I cater copying Accept* up la II ■ 12 caplet ltd 77,000 M I b b 03700 To F in .* A2 Mm . Rt 15.60 APfl 5 Spd., AC $7950 To Fin. x 24 Mo b . at 26.50 APR 141— Building M it«ria l» 050 DN/0198.66* 87 FORD X L T RANGER PU 050 DN/0304.57* 86 C ADDY SDN DEVILLE V-0, Auton AC, Nicot 5*400 To Fin. x 43IAoo.aM5.SO APfT Sexy Stop I Orgy, Loaded $9600 To Fin. x 42 Mo p . at 16.95 APR ALL S TIIL AUILOINOS 41 dealer invoice. 2.000 hj M.000 Wit Call mi Stl 0201collect 143— L a w n 4 Gordon •LAWN MOWIR l'i HP. Brippt end Strotan Lika Haw. Mutt Sell li] M 4W2IM m -P tf s 4 S g p p lit$ •FREE IINM10 fo good homT Muif htvt fancMd yard 2 yr oldmglg r Call 2224P37 •FREE fo good hom# Baaar. miitd- fvmaia I yr old, whifa. #11 lhofi good fhrough M ay lie watchdog, houtabrakth, naadt caring awnarg *04 7ff 3013 attar 3PM STABLE ShawMtft U yd . 10 yd minimum thata ar« W»<YtftQS. not dual 227*231 200— R t q is ltro d Pots w i i ARC- uniqua. gartfla paft or mantraiiart M00 dtiivorod CaHI 2172301413_________ SHItt T2U Black and wh.ta 7 manfht. h&dkabrokan 3171 Can ui oil) 050 DM0274.31* 88 MERCURY GD. MARQUIS 1 Owner, 4 Dr.. Looded <7790 To Pin. x 36 Mop. ■! 16.50 APR Lai -D O m S T o r lia Ihoea cavaltlaa. D on’t be tooted b y a " B u y H ere, Pay H era To oth F a iry ". Y o u lo o ca n drift* a qualify uaad c a rl $50 DN/0134.50* 86 MAZDA S.W. Auto, AC, Economy $3800 To Fin. k 36 Moa. at 16.50 APR MINCER MOTORS GOOD CREDIT • BAD CREDIT • NO CREDIT • NO PROBLEM •FU2STa.r^STWa 1809 S. FRENCH (Hwy 17-92 RE19th StrwRt) SANFORD 321-2993 — IomCIA W idoront inn It 1 • « umCIN |i l n»a> •• ea Aa. A■<nom _ * 4000 E. HWY. 46 f2S(ti SlimHi across Iron fiew Santocd Aula Auden ■ SANFORD 321-1450 | �1 M — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wedneeday. March 7. 1090 LOW PRICES NOBODY CAN BEAT . . . NOBODY! When It comet to everyday low price*. Nobody Beats Winn-Dixie . . . Nobody! W e e nude a commitment to bring you the lowest prices on the best quality and earicty of product* for your family. Save every week without having to shop around. Ybu'll come out with the lowed total food bill, and that's why we ssy Winn-Dixie has prices Nobody Can Beat. DON1! MISS THE W IN N M D iX iE 4™ STIVAL OF FQ America’s Supermarket' • FUNI * FOOD SAMPLINGS! * PRIZES! ______ _ ENTERTAINMENT! * CELEBRITIES! * DEMONSTRATIONS!! The leading distributors of your favorite foods will be offer­ ing 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! Qet ready to have a great time at the Fourth Annual Winn-Dixie Festival of Foods . . . It's ail brought to you by Winn-Dixie. America's Supermarket! ________________________ MARCH30-APRIL1,1990 ORANGE COUNTY CONVINTION/CIVIC CENTER 9000 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE________________ PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THURSOAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY MARCH 8-14, 1990 W -D S E L E C T L E A N W -D S E L E C T L E A N (C O N S IS T IN G O F S B L A D E A 5 S IR LO IN ) FRESH WHOLE PORK LOINS ECONOMY PORK CHOPS M M i a U M f i t l N M M l f NCI WO tCUCT HAM PRCSM POM PORK CHOPS BAIT BACK SPARIBUS $947 $147 14 TO 17 LB. AVG. ■ _______ V The O ther W hite Meat.* „ SUPERBRAND FUDGEMIME ICECREAM HALF LIMIT 2. PLEASE HARVEST FRESH CAULIFLOWER! HARVEST FRESH BROCCOLI HEAD BUNCH REGULAR, SOUR CREAM or MESGUITE DIP STYLE REGULAR. U T E or GENUINE DRAFT GOLDEN FLAKE CHIPS MILLER UVY-OZ. BAG LIMIT 2. PLEASE CANS FRESH NORTH ATLANTIC SALMON STEAKS MNUlAALl OMIT W SVOACt WtfM A FltHtmtAM t WHAMF P eu -B ASSORTED FLAVORS SUPERBRANO BOILED ■HAM SWISS STYLE YOGURT AUUA9H OMIT IN fttOAtl UMIlH A PRICES GOOD IN THE FOLLOWING WINN-DIXIE LOCATIONS: •- ’ REGULAR or SOUROOUGH THOM AS e a t -r i t e akerv■ LAKE MARY SANFORD 3818 ORLANDO DR. 2485 AIRPORT BLVD. 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. i ENGLISH MUFFINS m m T h is * ^TP g W e e k 's ” CONTINUOUS SAVINOS SPECIAL fMV«aMi|(f||ita«i4l KRAFT ENTRIES . . $148 ia M A m e ric a n RedCross � 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 07, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 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>, March 07, 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/348f4262cb1c400386f838077588bc89.pdf 5460d1c64e2e586b5518f9abd5c1d0fa PDF Text Text TU E S D A Y March 6, 1990 S a n f o r d H e r a ld 82nd Year. N o NEW S DIGEST □ Sports Rummel wins (our in a row S A N F O R D — Ken Kum m i-I C hevrolet ra llied In w in H;» (m irth straight nam e and lia m l Concrete Concept* Its nctxind straight h»»s 4-3 In S anlnrd Recreation MniNtay N'lglu S n liU ill la-ague aclInn a l C h ase P ark In I he other ^nnes. A re lla n lw a re ol V o lu sia m u le d A llm a n A W addles 1 2 0 w h ile Strum tx-rg Cartaon scored eight ru n s m the top o f the seventh Inning to post a 9-4 triu m p h over C a bin e t Aire. P ag o 1B Pats lead all-conference team A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - The slate rh a in p i on L a k e Brantley P a trio ts placed It) players on tills ye ar's A ll S e m in o le A th letle Conference g irls' soccer train s. T h e P als, who w on the S A C title w ith a 100-2 record, and the L ym a n G re yh o u n d s, who fin ish ed second In the S A C . each had four players nam ed to the Itrst team L a k e H ow ell adifc-d two p layers and Lake M ary one to com plete the first I I P i g s 1B G Florida Abortion laws okay, panel says 16? — S an fo rd F lo rid a Stamp price hike Sanford postmaster: Extra 5tt needed; customers not so sure Mailing Costs Don J o n e s shook Ills head Irom side to side and gave the prom ised Increase a double Itiundis dow n A n d Je a n W illia m s, of S a n lo rd . sa id there w as an altern ative to s o rtin g v i m any pieces o f m a ll " T h e y need to do aw ay w ith the |unk m a ll T h e n there w n u ld 'l I k * v i m u ch m a ll to h an dle," she said T h e Postal Service Board o f G o v ­ e rn o rs w as x rh rd u lrd to in e rt on t h i s a f t e r n o o n , w h e n It w a s expected to announce the o ve ra ll prnjiosul ca llin g lo r an average 19 |M-rcrnt price Increase lo r a ll classes ol m a ll B u t S a n lo r d r e s id e n t L e s lie V ic k e rs said. "I'm against the In­ crease. II tlie v didn't | m v jxistal e m plo yees v i m uch, they w o u ld '! need It R ader said em ployee sa la rie s are not a co nsideration In the p r o jx iv d h ik e L a b o r u n i o n s w i l l lie negotiating salaries tin s su m m er. B y L A C Y DOM BM H erald s t a ll w riter S A N F O R D — T he extra n ick e l you may have to add to the cost ol a stam p w ill I*- money w ill spent. Sanlnrd Postm aster Fred R ader said tills m o rn in g but area residents were skeptical. T ile U nited Slates Postal Service, facing losses of up to $ 1 6 b illion tills year, tills allertioou w as to announce jila tis to bike jhis I.i I rules. Including the price of a first-class stam p Irom 25 cents to 3 0 cen ts Rader attribu ted the deficit to the stale ol thc-art equipm ent cu rre n tly b rin g In sta lle d n a tio n w id e For exam ple, the new regioanl p o s t a l la r lllly In Lake Marv w ill tie lu llv a iit o r n a t e d . " O n e p e r s o n c a n m a n u a lly throw HOO pieces an hour, but one m a ch in e can h andle 35.000 p in e s." Rader said But outside Hie Hunlord post o ilie r tills m orning. Lake Marv resident The price of a first-class stamp; NOTE First 1981 tncroase occurpd Mall road plan Pag * 2 A BR IEFS County official resigns S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C rxintv P u rch a sin g D irecto r Betsy Leon ard resigned M onday. Her re sig n a tio n le ttrr to a c tin g deputy co u n ty m anager L a rry S e lle rs gave no Indication to her reason for departure. H ired In Aug. 1987. Leonard has been the subject of enm ity review and scru tin y . In a May I08H personnel review , then deputy co u n ty m anager M on lye tk -a n irr wrote that her "a p p a r­ ent la ck of Internal p ro ce du trs w ill not bo to lerated" In h e rjie rso im e l lllo. Leonard w as u n a v a ila b le lor com m ent th is m o rn in g D e v e lo p e rs a s k c ity to provide the funds B y J. M A R K B A R F IE L D Herald s ta ll writer We’re moving T A M P A — Jo e T h o m a s Russell. -19. ol Osteen and Ills son .Jeffrey T h o m a s Ru ssell. 33. ol Sanford, are on tria l today In T am pa along w ith three other F lo rid ia n s arrested In J u n e 1988 (or alleged narcotics tra il lik in g T h e tria l In k-deral court began M onday and co n tin u e d today, a cco rd in g to court sta ll In Tam pu. T h e Russell* were arrested on charges of sm u gg lin g m id co n sp ira cy and other drug charges when llic y allegedly met a plane loaded w ith m a riju a na that landed at about 3 a m J u n e 7 Just east o f S anford near R u sse ll's Seafood. 0|>erated by Hie Russell* la ical, stale and federal law m en also met the plane al a rem ote a irs trip and arrested the Russell* T h e 628 jiouridx o f m ariju ana, valued at S75.0tX). had been slopped from H clU c m C e n tra l Am erica. T h re e other F lo rid ia n s In other areas of the state were arrested as well County, state o fficia ls say sch o o l testing system needs ch an g es th e y Herald s t a ll w riter SAN FO R D S e m in o le need to s a id C o u n ty le s t s c h o o l* . a g re e d t h is h ig h e r le v e l t h in k in g th e in u n t v has no c h o ic e lin t SA N FO R D s t a le A u t o m o b ile llie lik e n e s s o l m u r in e . illlin . il e x p o te d al llie H ie H ie la g s o lh c l. il m i .m t o tx* m a i l a b l e - S e m in o le la g s U l. lll.lle e H ig h s near h o today under m ostly su nn y s k ie s a n d a s lig h t b re e /e T e m p e ra lu r e s d r o p p in g to near 6 0 tonight, then tsic k up Into the low 8 0 s tomorrow □ n il to w a ll w h . lt th e y d e c is io n and *cc. p la n lo t h e r e e o n im e iid . it to n s w e m a k e in F lo r id a e d u c a t io n o f f ic ia ls a r c ( la c k in g a w a v 1 3 y e a r o l d p r a c t i c e o l l i s t i n g t h e b a s ic th a n in a liila ln D e p e n d in g m akes a have on w hat W in g e r do. w ill Ic rm * o l s c h o o l s lt id c n l* . s in c e th e Ic s i s can Iro m th e s k ills o l F lo r id a I llic it w lu ll llia n v See Mall, Page 5A See Teats. Page 3A th e O l th a t a m o u n t 8 7 5 0 Iro m e a ch p l a t e w i l l lx - d c | H > x it c d I n l l i e " S a v e Herald s t a ll writer I be Mostly sunny, nice to s la t e "W e h o w w e w i l l s u p p le m e n t t h e t e s t in g w it h ra th e r th e do w i l l lx - c h a r g e d l o r m e s p e c i a l l a g s By J . M A R K B A R F I E L D a li c M arc h f n liu lv la x t c illi c l o t s t l l l l c c F lo r i d a .............. . H o r o a c o p a ....... .......... 8 B P a o p la ............... P o lic e ............... . S p o r t s ............... T e le v i s io n ....... W e a t h e r ........... s k ills u n t il lo S A N F O R D — T h e m ajority nl S a n f o r d c o m m is s io n e r s e n ­ th u s ia s tic a lly support usin g some projM-rty taxes Irom the prnjxiscd S e m in o le M a ll lo pay lo r road im pro ve m e n ts needed for the co m ­ m e rcia l ventu re a l 1-4 and SR 46 C o m m issio n e r A A " M a c " Me(Tuuahan. however, co n tin u e s lo op|M>se llie |>rnpcrty la x proposal, sa yin g the city w ill lose lu x m oney III the deal. "I find It hard to believe that a 9 UK) m illio n m a ll Is co ntlgcn t u p o n $ 6 m illio n o f th e c it y 's Ihidly-needed lax revenu es." MrC la n u h a n said d u rin g u c ity co m ­ m issio n w orkshop M onday. A n estim ated $6 m illio n In prop­ e rty taxes w ould In - devoted to road Im provem ents that w ould h elp Hie $ lot) m illio n m a ll w h ich co u ld tie u n d e r co n stru ctio n by 1991 and open lit s lu g rs begin ning In 1993. M cC la n uh un alsoo pjH iscs w hat he said w as m a ll developers M elvin ‘Save the M anatee auto plates co u ld d o just that 1*1 INDEX iiin r n ln g d o i n g l i a s i i . i s m s s i i i i - 111 t h r o u g h s t a n d a r d i z e d t e s t i n g But quo p la n d e te r m in e — D a v id W in g e r . i i x i i d l n u l u r n l t e s t in g lo r s t a l e e d u c a t i o n c o m m i s s i o n e r B e l l y C a s t o r t h a t s< IhmiIs ,u c B u s in e s s R e v ie w .. ,.4 B C la s s if ie d s .............. ..O B 8B jg ,.3 B .. S A E d it o r ia l................... .. 4 A s ta tu s By V IC K I O a S O R M IE R lx . c lin g F ro m s ta ff and w ire re p o rts by H enry an d D e b b ie B ow lin, e sc a p e d d e m o litio n H ad il sta yed at ils o rig in a l lo c a tio n , il w ould have been d e m o lis h e d to m ake room lo r a pa rking lot This h is to ric house o n Oak Ave in S a n lo rd w as m oved to a new lo c a tio n Tuesday, a p p ro xim a te ly one b lo ck Irom its lorm or re s tin g place The hom e, ow nod Midway meeting site changed Local men on trial in Tampa March, the second in November See Stamps. Page SA T A L L A H A S S E E — T here Is no evidence that sta le regulations are Inadequate to protect w om en's lives and h ealth w hen they go to abortion chutes, a Senate |i.uicl decided Mon day T he state rloM-tl dow n several c lin ic s last year lo r unsafe and u n sa n ita ry conditions, hut tin Senate Select C o m m itte e on A b o rtio n C h illi Regulation determ ined the pruhlcm was failu re to enforce existing, lim ite d c lin ic regu lation s M IDW AY' — T he m eeting place for a co lu m n n lly d iscu ssio n w ith Sem inole C o u n ty Com m lslo n e r Je n n ife r K e lle y a l 7 p m . tonight has been changed to the Progress M ission ary Baptist C h u rc h at the co rne r of M idw ay Avenu e and R a n d a ll Street. Residen ts are asked to attend to d iscu ss co u n ty m a in te n a n ce of privately-ow ned M idw a y streets io w o rd s le a lllie al Save I x c iio iii a th e c e n te r th e M a ll. lic e " IIn v v c c iil u d c h iio ii ta x e s a n il lo te c s ol and a th e al " F lo r id a |x u r s u l t ile t n p n l H u III d e s ig n llie up p l. il c r e g u la r a il a u lo la g . id d lt io u a l $17 th e M a n .it c c w ill be p r o t e c tio n 87 50 tru s t u se c l l o r and Iro m Fund w h ic h t t iu n n lc c r i se -a rc It. ic c o v c r y A n o th e r each ta g le t - w ill lx - s p e n t t o r e n v i r o n m e n t a l c d t ic a t I o n I In r e m a i n i n g 8 2 o l l l i e c h a r g e Is le u s | x i i. d h a n d l i n g o l i h c l a g s P e r s o n a liz e d m a u u lc c a v . ill. c h ic lo r a n A m u li u r r a d io H ic lr Irtli I I I . ill. lic e la g s a re u d d t lln n . il 8 1 2 lic e n s e e * la g s m ay Ix -u r III is In i a 8 5 i b a rg e Ire have llie lr c a ll a ilillllim lo See Manatee. Page 3A Defense attorney says results from DUI machine not reliable ls From stall and wlra rsports A it iT in s r c \ | x ii in . i i l o r i ii v d f t c u iiu g w ho a M ia m i a c h ie v e d is an d r u n k d r iv in g m g d e li u s e Auv m m - b illi* on th a t c u r a t e . h e s a id in becom e Hu in th e n F .s s i l i s a i d llit - lr li r c a t h a s a lc o h o l lil, hmI a lln r n c v M o o d .IV R ic h a r d III N a r . i s o l u ( I l­ lu o s l llie r e t o r r lis t s a n la t e s t h iio x lly z e r \ o l a l l | x - n p lc h a v e l l n - s a in t - r a l t o o l a lc o h o l in b re a th T ills s t a n d a r d i n t I n r id u a n d t h a t a l r e a d v is lx m g u s e d i n S c m t n n l c ( ' u t i l i t y w ho v v iiu i I H im i o i i s c i n t lv e d r i v i n g u n d e r r e ly in g o n th e b rc u O i t e s t in g d e v ic e c x |H -t le d hv lln - I n l lu e iie e i u s e s i b a r g e s s ,iv s p iilg c s m a k e a m is ta k e is u lt o r n i'V n a lio n . ll r e n o w n m a c h in e , 5 0 tx ). III.IC h u l l ' s lu l l il s h .m s lln ils H im I n h e r e n t ly is r r ly s in a c ­ c a lle d I x - in - r E s s c ll th e th a n concede* s m ile b a s ic H a w p re d e c e sso rs su ch as as th e H»<»W SSetff * , T V l n c o f f l Bagging those cans S bo ana G o t l (loti). L o ris s a B a rilo (center) and K a tie S k e m p s put Ihe w raps o n a b a g lu l o l a lu m in u m c a n s The stu d e n ts al W ils o n E lem en ta ry are taking an activ e part in an a lu m in u m can re c y c lin g drive To provide incentive, c la s s e s are c o m p e tin g ag ain st e ach other with the w inner re ceivin g a p i.v a party c o u rte sy ot a lo c a l restaurant Sec DUI. Page 3A F o r m or* w u t h s r , ••• P eg* 2 A S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 322-2611 \ �2 A — Sanford H traid. Sanford. Florida — Tuaaday. March ft. 1990 NEW S FLORIDA wC S i ’ ' * ' 1 FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE USF medical school dean resigns V k ' ' - ’ *‘ T A M I’A - A tearful W ilto n H u n ch, dean o f the U n iv e rsity of S ou th F lo rid a College o f M edi­ cin e . resigned h is post am id grow ing In dica tio ns that a battle w ith th r o rtho pe dics departm ent had co al h im the support o f th r faculty. B u n ch b ro k r the new s M onday In a m rrttn g o f the m edical s c h o o l's 2 5 -m e m b e r s tu d e n t co u n cil, said V alerie Panzartno. president of that group. B o lh s tu d e n ts a n d B u n c h cried, auld Panzartno. who w ith 9 6 o ih r r m e d ica l student* last m on th signed a petition In su p ­ port ofU u n ch . Officers cleared of 'sheik-down’ K IS S IM M E E — Prosecutor* have decided not to [lie charge* a g a ln sl three Dade C o u n ty polle e in rn and u guard w h o were a rrrs trd last m on th w hen M oham m ed u lF a s s t accused them of Hu ra ie n tn g him w hile try in g to collect back pay. Defense a ito rn ry a m et M onday w ith Osceola C o u n ty pro- 1'iiio rs . w h o decided not to press charges. I he fou r m en — North M ia m i police ofneers Neal C u evaa and F ra n k Irvine. S ou th M ia m i p o lle r officer V llo S a n ta n g rlo and p i ivale se cu rity guard Ronald R a llo w ltz — were cleared o f w rongdoing, the defense attorneys said. "U n fo rtu n a te ly they have been h u m lla tcd a n d p u b licly disgraced by ih rs e false accusations, w h ich ce rta in ly cannot be erased," sa id attorney J a y n e W cln lrau b . T he four m en had been bodyguards for t h r flam boyant al-Fassl. w ho c la im s lo be related to S a u d i A ra b ia n roy a lly . A l Fassi is w e ll kno w n in south Florida , w here he ran up m assive debts before fleeing town In the m id -1960*. Candidate boota his campaign manager Hunch su bm itted a resignation letter M onday lo U S F President Fra n cis Borkows)tl. w ho Im m e­ diately accepted It. He also sent a te lle r lo the m edical school faculty. In early Febru ary. 2 6 school su rg e o n s p u b lic ly r a ile d fo r Bunch to resign. T h e next w rrk , s c h o o l d r p a r im r n t c h a irm e n li n k a private vo le a skin g h im to step down. L a s t w e e k . I h r m e d ic a l s c h o o l's 3 5 - m r m b c r F a c u lty C o u n cil begun u drive Tor u vote of n o-con fld rn cr in Ih r dean. A llh o u g h v o t in g w a s n o t fin ish ed M onday, the co u n cil w as c a p c rtrd to get the Ihreefourths m ajortiy II needed lo take the m a ile r before Ihe fu ll faculty. i B u n c h w ill s la y o n a s o professor through Aug. 6. He left llte ca m p u s after m eeting w ith the stu dents nnd co u ld not h r reached. U S F E xe cu tive V ice President Bert H a rtley sa id school leaders are "m oat d isa p p o in te d " to see B u n ch leave. No tim etable lia s been set for u search for a new dean, he said. B u n ch . 55. cam e lo U S F In October 1988 from the U n iv e rs i­ ty o f Chicago, w here he had served a s dean o f m edical affairs. Le ss than a m on th Into h is new job. Bu n ch w as engulfed In co ntroversy w hen he rem oved Senate panel says tougher measures against abortion clinics not needed T A M .A H A S S E E — U.S. Rep. BUI Nelson, the D e m o cra llr congressm an whose cam paign for governor has Till several e m ba rrassing snags recently, announced M onday that he h as dropped Ills ca m pa ign m anager. .Aide* to Nelson sa id W. T edder P h e lps stepped dow n as m anager because o f differences of o p in io n w ith the candidate, a m i they said th r change w on't hurt N elson'a b id for the state's highest office. Phelps w ill continue lo serve a s a paid co n su lta n t lo the cam paign. Hut N e lso n 's opponents cited the ab ru p t m ove a s another exam ple o f the candidate’ s tendency to over-react. "W h o e ve r m ade Ihla decision over-reacted.'' V ic Jo h n so n , ca m pa ign m anager for stale Sen. George Stuart. D -O rlando. told T h e M iam i Herald. S tu a rt is also ru n n in g for governor. "Y o u d o n ’ t lire the C E O of a com pany w ithout a replacem ent. If you do. y o u r Investors wonder If e ve rythin g Is In order.” he added. K rp . M ike A bram s. D-North M ia m i Beach, w ill serve a s Inlcrtm m anager o f the Nelson cam paign u n til a replacem ent is found. m edically predicted levels of rtsk for the abortion procedure. If they choose lo terminate^ th eir pregnancies In F lo rid a abortion c lin ic s .’ the docum ent says. However, the panel did find that, w ith in the lim its o f Ihe federal court order. H R S "ha* not fu lly and rig o ro u sly used what regulatory a u th o ri­ ty II docs h ave ." T he com m ittee found co m p lica tio n s arose from abortions In o n ly .04 percent of cases In 1986 and .03 percent In 1987. the latest figures available. None o f those co m plica tio n * w as considered serious. T h r stale Is c u rre n tly a skin g the U.S. D istrict Court In M ia m i lo review the co urt order, w h ich perm its ih e stale o n ly lo en sure lh a t licensed doctors perform abortion s, th a t the n u m b e r performed be reported lo the slate, and that felal re m a in s be properly disposed of. Sen. Je a n n e M alch o n , D -St. Petersburg, a m em ber of Ihe select com m ittee, sa id ih e fin d in gs refute charges by abortion foe* lh at e x istin g regulations are too weak to protect w om en. IwlarwaManal T A L L A H A S S E E — A Senate panel decided M onday there I* no evidence that current s ta ir regulations governing abortion c lin ic s are Inade­ quate to protect w o m en's live s and health. T he sla te closed dow n several c lin ic s last year for unsafe a n d u n sa n ita ry conditions, but the Senate Select C o m m itte e on A bortion C lin ic R egulation determ ined Ihe problem was failu re to enforce e xistin g, lim ite d c lin ic regulations. T h r panel Is preparing legislation to force closer cooperation between the Departm ent o f Health a n d R e h a b ilita tiv e S e rvice s, w h ich oversees c lin ic s , a n d th e D e p artm en t of P rofessio nal Regulation, w h ich regulates doctors. But the co m m itte e 's 15-page report recom ­ m ends against a n y broader ligh te n in g of regula­ tions. w h ich ll sa ys w ould v lo la tr a 1982 federal court order s tric tly lim itin g Ihe sla te 's oversight of clin ics. " T h e co m m ittee found no m edical evidence lo Indfcale that w o m e n's health is at risk, beyond Ihe Protesters don’t want plant built P E N S A C O L A — A b ou t 100 ch a n tin g protesters arm ed w ith picket s ig n s ra llie d at a busy Intersection M on day in a lu n ch -h o u r show of opposition lo p la n s b y a ce n tra l F lo rid a firm to b u ild a h azardou s w aste treatm ent fa c ility near Pensacola. T he ra lly ou tside Pensacola J u n io r College proceeded a M onday h e arin g before a stale officer over plana by a cen tral Florida firm lo b u ild a 92 m illio n fa cility on 0 0 a cre s In Beulah, northw est o f Pensacola. T h e h e a rin g pits E sca m b ia C o u n ty and a c itiz e n s group against T ra n s Pac Inc. o f B o nita Springs, south o f T am pa , a n d a sla te agency th a t has already served notice It in te n d s to approve a co n stru ctio n perm it. M em bers o f C itiz e n s In Action , form ed a y e ar ago after pla n s lo r the fa c ility were announced, object to the location. T h e y say the treatm ent center n ear Perdido L a n d fill w o uld lo w e r property values and Is a potential polluter; T he protesters, som e w ith clenched flsls. ch anted " lig h t back, light tu c k , we don't w ant T ra n s P a c " a s they held s ig n s w arn in g i il the supposed dangers o f t he h azardous waste fa c ility. T ra n s P ac has applied for a co nstru ction perm it from the slate IV|Kirtn>eni o f E n v iro n m e n tal R egu lations. M o n d a y 's hearing P h illip Spiegel as orthoprdh departm ent ch airm an. T h lr te c n l surgeons In S p ie g e l's depart-1 m ent resigned th ree m o n th s J later. Spiegel sued the u n lv rrs lty Ihe follow ing year, w in n in g re in -, sla tcm e n l and then bein g fired again. A lth o u g h m a n y sp e cu la te d Bu n ch w as ca rry in g o u l orders from V ice President for H ealth Sciences Ronald Ka u fm a n when h r Dred Spiegel, m em bers o f Ihe faculty grew Increasingly c o n ­ cerned over B u n c h 's Inability to resolve squabbles w ith the de ­ parted orthopedists, w ho s till train U S F residents. K n o c k , kn o ck; h e re ’s 1,246 lbs. o f c o c a in e UF1Report M IAM I — A n uniden tified person drove u car lo a M ia m i s h o p p in g c e n te r, knocked on a store door and lied, leaving behind a vehicle filled w ith 1,246 pounds of cocaine, police said M onday. T h e vehicle w as parked beh ind a sh oppin g center In s o u t h w e s t M i a m i . M rlro-D ade C o u n ty p o llrc said. A b o u t 9 p.m . S u n d a y n ight, someone Inside the store heard a kn o ck a l Ihe re u r doo r, w e n t to In­ vestigate and found n o one there, detective B ill Kinnebrew said. K ITB W IIK Student* a l Fores! C ity Elem entary In A ila m o n lc S prin g s launched u full week of kite-flying activitie s M onday. K ile W eek is Ihe b ra in ch ild o f C o ach W ayne Spoon, who organizes the event and a ssists the ch ild re n In co nstru cting and Hying kite s and leuches them the aerodynam ics Involved in getting ih e ‘ b ird s' off the ground. Bottom right. C o ach S poon lends a helping hand w ith a kite being b u ilt by A d a m C om pton (left I and Lee Kaslen. [iuttum left. K y a u C ro ss looks luw ard the heavens and s h i e l d s h is eyes from the su n to w atch h is kite etch it* zig-zag pattern into the sky. • • A hearing officer w ill listen lo legal a rgum e n ts and p u b lic com m ents before m a k in g a recom m endation to D E R Secretary Dale T w a ch lm a n n . Cops say slain couple victims of ambush O C A L A — A couple found shot lo death In th e ir ca r a pparen tly were am bushed w hile s ittin g at u s lo p sign, the M arlon C o u n ty Sheriff*s O ffice reported M onday. Ja m e s M ich ael V an b ru n t. 25. of Ocala, w as shot four tim es. Debra S coggin s Coffm an. 30, of Ocala, w as shot s ix tim es, said -ie n rilfcr Fan zlaw . sh e riff'» spokeswom an. Both v ic tim s worked a l G len H ill Farm , un Ocala horse farm, she said "F ro m w h a l we can tell a l Ibis point, they were a l ih r intersection o f 31st Street at the s lo p sign. It looked as though they were looking to tu rn onto Southw est 7th A v e n u e ." she said. She said once V an b ru n t w as shot. It appears he took h is fool o il the brake, and the c a r rolled backw ard about 100 feet Into (he lu-ld where It w as found. I h r 1Millies were found In the b u lle t-rid d lrd c a r about 10:40 p in. Satu rday. N eighbors said they had heard shots about un iiim i earlier. "B a s ic a lly we're w o rk in g from the ground u p w ith no eye witnesses, no tangible evidence of u n o ih rr vehicle o r a n y th in g like that. W e're try in g to locale a suspect and u m otive ." Fa n zlaw said. From United P raia International reports HereM s t a r in fey M i l , J LOTTERY T A L L A H A S S E E • T h a d a ffy num ber M o n d ay In tha Florid a Lottery C A S H 3 flame was 23ft. : Straight Play tnumbara In exact order): 1250 on a S6ca n l bat, 1500 n n ll Box 3 (number* In eny order) WO lor a 50 cent bet. ttftO on St. Box 6 (numbers In any order): 140 lor a 50 cent bet, 180 on t l . Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn. 180 in a n ,o rd er on a I t bet. Straight Box to 1290 in order drawn, 140 if picked In com bination on 11 bet TH E W EATH ER K XTIN D CD OU TLO O K T oday...M o stly su n n y w ith a h igh near 80. Northeast w in d s at 10 to I5 m p h . T o n ig h t...P artly c lo u d y w ith a lo w n e ar 6 0 . L ig h t e a s te rly w inds. W EDNESDAY C lo u d y 7 9 - 9 7 t i u o Z C u t P o tte g e P * M a t le n f o r * . d e r id e H I M P O V T M A V T I ■ M n d e * * r o ti chenget la I H E I A N F O R 0 H E R A L D . P . 0 S a i I M l , la n ia r d . F L I t f f l . V u b tcrip tte n R a ta . I D a ily 4 W n d a y 1 H a m . O e lu r r y A M a il I M e n lh t It* M l M a n rrti I S *e i r .a r tn a e i 9 ; F R ID A Y F t ly C ld y 7 8 -8 0 9ATURDAV R u n n y 9 9 -7 2 T U ESD A Y : M I A M I — flo r a s 14howr fth d r« M l« ll f t l l i i n E S T T u o M lo y ApoJochtcoM CrtfNkwt Da*ton* Booth F o rt lo u d trd o lo F o rt M f f f t Goinotw illo Jochkonvlllo hog Well M io m l PmvotoU W o t f l'o B rod tnioff Tollohotftoo Voro Booth Lo Rom ro u ooo M 41 0 00 74 34 9 00 71 03 0 00 n u ooo 77 13 0 00 M M 0 00 70 70 0 00 70 43 004 71 40 000 77 F ,R S T 4 ^ March Q FLORIDA TU O PS W tti F ilm Booth taert in tan. THURSDAY R t ly C t d y 7 7 -9 8 v jm 9UND AV F t ly C ld y 9 7 - 7 0 T om orrow ...Pa rtly clo u dy w ith a h ig h in the low 80s. East w in d s at 15 m ph. Tuesday March 6 1990 Vol 82. No 162 P u t in s * * D a d , * s 4 W « t < i e ic e * t V e to -d o r a , TSe V e n te r* N e r a M . l « , M N F re n c h * » • . la a le r S . f u n tn . r ▼ VJM. E x t e n d e d o u t lo o k . . . P a r t ly c lo u d y a n d m ild T h u r s d a y th rou g h Satu rday. Lo w s In the € 6 0 s a n d h ig h s in the m id to u p pe r 70s. I U I P 1 M l 1M I |NATIONAL T BMP *5 0 00 44 000 34 000 IS 000 40 000 LAST M a rch 19 SOLUNAR TABLE: M in. 1:15 FU LL 6:55 p.m.: MaJ. 7:05 a.m .. J M a r c h 11 a.m.. 7:35 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 3:51 u.m.. 4:12 p.m.: lows. 1 0 0 7 u.m .. 10:15 p .m .; N tw Smyrna Beach: NSW highs, 3:56 a.m .. 4:17 p.m .; M a r c h 2 9 lows. 10:12 a.m., 10:20 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 4:11 a.tn.. 4:32 p.m.: lows. 10:27 a.m . ■BACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach; W uves a rc 3 fret amt choppy. C u rrc n l Is lo Ih r south w ith a w ater tem pera tun- o l 6 3 degrees. New Smyrna B e a ch : W aves are I to 2 feet and sem i-choppy. C u rre n t Is to the sou th w ith a water tem perature o l 63 degrees Sun screen lactor: BO ATI NO St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet T oday...w in d northeast lo east 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a ligh t chop T on igh t ..w ind east 10 lo 15 kts. Seas 3 to 5 II. B a y and Inland w aters a m oderate chop. W e d n e sd a y ...w in d n o rth e a st to east 15 to 20 kts Seas 4 to 6 ft. B a y a n d in la n d w a t e r s choppy. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In S an ford M onday w as 77 degrees and the overn igh t low w as 5 7 as reported by the U n iv e rsity o l F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research a n d E d u ca tio n Center. C e le ry Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll d u rin g Ihe 2 4 -h ou r period ending at 9 a.m. T ue sda y totalledO .O O lnch. T h r tem perature at 9 a.m. to d a y w a s 6 9 d e g re e s a n d M o n d a y 's overnight low w as 57. a s recorded by Ihe N ational W eather S e rvice at the O rla n d o In te rna tion al Airport. O th er W eather Service data: □ Monday's high................BO Barometric pressure.30.22 □Relative humidity....78 pet □W ln da........ -..North. B mph □Rainfall.....................O la. □Today's sunset.... 6:28 p.m. GTomorTOw’e eunrlec....6;44 c ih r a r t n u t i Albuquerque cy Anchor eq* cy Alto n!* t , B e ltim oro cy B illm g it h B lrm in g h o m p c B itm e r c k c y B elton cy B ro w n iv llie * B u fte toty Burlington VI ly Ch/cegoey Clnclnnett pc C lovolen dpc C o lu m b ia Ohio pc D o lle t t t O o n v o rin O n M o ln o i r D etro it ty D uluth pc E l P o m pc Fo rg o pc H ertford in Honolulu pc H o u llo n c y Ind ien ep ehtcy k e n ie t C a y r l e t V e g e t iy U r il* Reck ly Lot A n g e tn l L o u itv iU e c y M iter eukoo pc M m no ep o fltpc N e th v ili* pc Now Or t o o n pc Hour York in O oiehom * City It P h ilo d e ip h ie c y Phoonn 1 P ittsb u rg h cy P o m o n a M * pc P o rtio n s O r* r II L o u t tr Lett C o m C ity th SenOw gol io n F re n e tic * ty Soother W e ih m g lo n c y HI 47 34 4f 51 40 71 40 35 7t IS 31 34 43 33 55 70 54 47 34 ia 77 34 35 77 73 40 4t IB 49 44 44 31 33 4B 70 34 44 49 49 44 39 S3 44 43 40 At U SJ □ u n n 47 34 33 41 11 73 41 13 Pep 07 04 07 37 3B 34 33 s» n » 15 11 43 17 34 U 01 104 IS >0 JO 40 13 41 51 S3 SB 4S 14 19 17 IB 13 54 33 10 33 10 47 43 u 44 47 44 IB .00 OS ! ii .13 04 04 35 03 �* Sanford H tfald. Sanford. Florida — Tutsday. March 6. 1990 — S A POu c ■ ■ m mm •v Woman raporta husband battered bar LO N G W O O D — A m an w h o m o v rd out o f hi* Longw ood h o m r S aturday roo m in g, reportedly returned and forced e n try Saturday night. T h e m an'* w ife reported h r pushed her and disabled the telephone. T ha t led to ch a rg e s o f b u rg la ry to an occupied d w e llin g and tM iie ry spouse abuue against A lle n ft. V au ghn . 62. form ery of -M>5 Palm etto A ve.. Longwood. w here the Incident occurred. He was arrested at 10:06 p m . Satu rday. Wifa attacked twfca A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S A St. Petersburg m an w h o allegedly tw ice attacked h is w ife In h er Altam onte S p rin g s house Satu rday n ight w as arrested there for b a llrry -sp o u se abuse, city police report. W esley Steven Tw elves. 43. was arrested at the house of N an cy Grace Tw elves. 49. o f 6 0 2 C o ral G len Loop. 209. A lta m o nte S prin g s, after he allegedly hit her several lim es. DUI arrasta S A N F O R D — T h e follow ing persons face a charge of d riv in g u n d e r the Influence In S e m ino le County: • J o s e p h Jo h n V artler. 21. o f 321 C y p re ss Lan d in g D rive. Longwood. w as arrested at 1:17 a m. S atu rda y after h is ca r was seen weaving on S ta le Road 434. W in te r Springs. • Nealle GUIs III. 27. of 201 C a d illa c C ourt. A ltam onte S prin g s, w as arrested at 4:21 a.m. S u n d a y after h is ra r was clo cked tra ve lin g 23 m p h In a 4 3 m ph ron e on Lake M ary Boulevard. L a k e M ary, after police received a report of a suspected d ru n k d riv e r In the area. • A lfre d S alvatore D ukes. 36. of 161 L om ba rdi Houd. W in te r S prings, was arrested at 2:33 p.m . S unday after h is ca r w as seen w eaving on Interstate 4. near A ltam onte Springs. • R ic h a rd P erry Ja y n e s. 27. o f Sanford, was arrested at 10:11 p.m . Saturday after his ca r w us In an accident on 24th Street. Sanford. He wus a lso charged w ith careless d riv in g and d riv in g w ith a revoked license. Man accusad of raping girt L O N G W O O D - Robert Lee Howell. 24. 3 0 0 Sugarloaf Co urt. Longwood. Is charged w ith sexual battery and lew d and la sciv io u s assault on a ch ild . He Is accused of ra p in g a tO-year-old g irl. S e m ino le C o u n ty sheriff's Investigator Dun I'rast reports that tw o other girls, ages 12 and 14. have also urcu scd H ow ell of fo n d lin g them. T h e Investigation co ntinu es and H ow ell Is held w ithout bond In the county ja il. Prast reported the 10-year-old was allegedly raped M onday m o rn in g In her bed In a S em ino le C o u n ty house where H ow ell w as staying that night. T h e alleged u ssa u lls on the two other g irls occurred In D ecem ber 1969 und last m on th In Sem inole C o un ty. Prast said. A doctor In A popka reportedly confirm ed M onday that the 10-year-old had apparen tly been se xu a lly assaulted, a cco rding to P ra s t's report. H o w e ll w as arrested at the s h e r iffs departm ent at 6:50 p.m. M onday. Man arraatad for imparaonatlng daputy LO N G W O O D — A m an w h o allegedly presented an Orange C o u n ty deputy s h e riffs badge and claim ed to be a deputy w h en asked for Identification at the W eklva M arina, ru ra l Longwood. w as arrested by S e m in o le County s h e riffs deputies. W orkers at the m arina, w h o asked the m an for Identification w hen he asked to borrow tw o canoe paddles at about 1:30 p.m . M onday, called Sem inole C o u n ty s h e riffs deputies to the scene. T h e Sem inole deputies reported co n firm in g that Paul Ja m e s M CDcritUm 11. 22. 817 N. S em oran Blvd.. W inter Park. Is not an O range C o u n ty law m an. T h e deputies reported recovering the O range Ccm nty badge from M cD erm ott's r a r and ch arging h im w ith Im personating a police ofTIcer. Bond Is • 1.000. Two charged in auto burglary A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — T w o of three m en seen fleeing from near A llie d D iscount Tires. State Road 436. ru ral A lta m o n te S prin g s, after an auto burglary- there early M onday, were caught by A ltam o nte S p rin g s police and Sem inole C o u n ty shertfT s deputies. T h e suspects reportedly fled Into woods on foot w hen they spotted an A lta m o n te S p rin g s policem an near the scene. T w o were caught. Brett Lee Sanford. 18. of Orlando: and Keith Shan e M cLem ore. 16. of O rlando, were both charged w ith bu rg la ry and g ra n d theft. A c a r stereo system reportedly stolen from a car ut A llie d wus found In the suspects' car. deputies reported. Sanford woman, boy arrested S A N F O R D — J o d i L y n n Jo n e s. 20. 1660 Sipes Ave.. Sanford, and a 15-year-old boy Sanford police Identified us Jo n e s' boyfriend, have been charged w ith burglary and grand theft. T w o w itnesses w ho know the suspects reportedly told police they saw the couple enter the house of L in d a Abache. 114 G rnvew ood D rive. Sanford, th rou gh a garage door Nov. 28. The p a ir allegedly left w ith about *1.000 w orth of stolen property. T h e two were arrested at 11:45 a.m. M onday In the p a rkin g lot of F ra n k lin A rm s Apartm ents. In Sanford, police said. G le n n w a n ts m o n e y , la n d fo r s c h o o ls Chairman: Bond failure means developers should contribute if 4. Herald staff writer S A N F O R D - S e m in o le C o u n ty c o m m is s io n c h a irm a n S an dra G le n n proposed th is m o rn in g to to m e to Ihe aid o f school official* by ste ppin g up th e ir appeal for developer's to co ntribute m oney and la n d for school co nstru ction . ''T h e voter* have said they don't w ant a bond for school ca p ita l Im provem ent*, so It's tim e for us to regrou p and *ee w hat ca n be don e." G le n n suld th is m o rn in g G le n n said v o lu n ta ry school Im pact fees s h o u ld be m ore aggressively sought from devel­ opers u n til stale co u rts a llo w th r fees to be required. A case on Herald staff writer S A N F O R D - Law m en w ill be on the ru n th rou gh Sem inole C o u n ty th is afternoon to benefit the S pe cia l O ly m p ic s for about 13.000 m e n ia lly han dicapped u d u lls und ch ild re n In Ihc stale. Sem inole C o u n ty S h e riffs Lt. J e rr y Riggins has helped co o rd i­ nate th is ch a rity torch ru n for five years. He sa id local luw m en w ill pick up the International L a w E n f o r c e m e n t S p c e la l O ly m p ic T orch R u n torch from M aitla n d police at about 1:30 p.m. today at the co un ty line on U S. H ighw ay 17-92. T h e 6 0 S e m in o le C o u n t y ru n n e rs w ill In clu d e o ffice rs from Sanford. Longw ood. C a s ­ selberry. and A lta m o nte S prin g s police departm ents, as w ell us sh e riff's deputies und law e n ­ forcem ent stu dents from S e m i­ nole C o m m u n ity College. T h e la w m e n w ill re la y the to rch through the county w h ile ru n n ­ in g beh ind u police m otorcycle escort. At Stute Road 46. the ru nn ers w ill tu rn west lo prepare for the to rch 's entry W ednesday m o rn ­ in g Into Lake County. T he ru nn ers urc backed by p u b lic pledges of don atio ns lo I h c In d o o r W in t e r S p c c lu l O ly m p ics Gaines. T h e G ain es w i l l be t h i s w e e k e n d In T allahassee where the torch that passed though Sem inole C o u n ty w ill be delivered for opening cerem onies. Riggins said. T h e I n te rn a tio n a l la w e n ­ forcement torch ru n supports Special O lym p ia n s throughout the year and throughout the world. Riggins su'd. In F lo r id a . 1 .4 0 0 ru n n e rs covered alm ost 2.000 m ile s and earned about *30.000 for the gam es last year. R ig g in s said. The International goal, he said. Is to earn *4 m illio n over two B y L A C Y DOM BN Herald H a ll writer LO N G W O O D — Longw ood co m m issio n e rs adopted a c o m ­ prehensive p lan last night after what one co m m ission e r said was three years o f sweat, blood and calluses. C o m m issio n e rs voted to adopt the plan alter o m ittin g a co n ­ tro versial tract of land Parcel 29 had been slated to In- rc/on cd G le n n said she w ill ask for a Joint m eeting In A p ril b c tw rrn elected co u n ty and school o f­ ficia ls and com m ission er* from the seven c itie s to see how the co u n ty 's g overn m ents esn assist the schools In o b tainin g v o lu n ­ tary developer co n trib u tio n s and school sites. G le n n said she w ill ask co u n ty c o m m is s io n e rs ut th e ir n e xt m eeting T u e sd a y lo direct staff G le n n sa id If c h u n g c s are needed lo u llu w Lottery revenue* lo be spent for school co n stru c­ tion. she w ill act In h er ca pa city us ch a irm a n of th r Flo rld u A sso ­ c ia t io n o f C o u n t ie s to a s k le g islato rs for those changes. T h e a sso cia tio n lo h b lrs s ta ir la w m a ke rs on behalf of county com m issioners. G le n n said she w ill also ask f e llo w c o m m is s io n e r s n e x t T uesday to send a letter to school officials requesting that a co un ty co m m issio n e r serve on the sch o o l's bu siness advisory group. ly U M V N W I Herald staff writer____________ LO NGW O O D Longw ood co m m ission er* last n ig h t passed the firs t reading o f an ordinance re q u irin g two c le rk s at co nve ­ nien ce stores. C o m m is s io n e rs sch e d u le d a p u b lic h earing on the ordinan ce for M a rc h 19. S an fo rd and Lake M ary have passed s im ila r ordinances. S e m ­ in o le C o u n ty w ill co n sid e r a c o u n t y - w id e co de la t e r t h is m on th . " T h is h as been a long tim e co m in g. Fo rtu nately we h ave n 't had som e o f the p roble m s oth e r c itie s have. W e've been lu c k y ,” L o n g w o o d P o lice C h ie f O re g M a n n in g said. If passed, the Longw ood o rd i­ n ance w ill require e a ch " a t ris k bu siness, store or op e ra tion ” to pu t a t least tw o c le rk s on d u ty between 9 p.m. a n d 3 a.m . and meet o th e r m in im u m se cu rity m e a s u re s . M a n n in g s a id th e o rd in a n c e addresses o p tim u m lig h tin g , the unobstructed view o f c le rk s and cu sto m e rs from o u ts id e th e store, b u lle tp ro o f en closu res, lim its on the am ou nt o f m on e y em ployees can keep In the till. Installation o f drop sides o r tim e-release safes, a n d s u r­ ve illa n ce equipm qulpm ent. A n "a t s crib e d as any sto re 'w h lch offer* a lim ite d varie ty o f food, house h old o r s u n d ry Item s o r offers petroleum products and la open betw een 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. A fte r reading the ordinance. C o m m is s io n e r A d rie n n e Perry said " I d o n 't th in k I'd want to be a cu sto m e r or em ployee o f one o f these esta b lish m e n ts after m id ­ n ig h t w ith a ll th is ta lk about b u lle t proof glass.'' "W e 're Just try in g to prevent s o m e th in g before It happen s." M a n n in g answered. M a n n in g told co m m issio n e rs o f G a in e s v ille 's reduced crim e rate. A fte r pa ssin g a s im ila r o rd in a n ce . G a in e sville reduced co n v e n ie n ce store c rim e s by 37 percent. M a n n in g said. D e p u ty M ayor J e f f M o rto n qu estion ed M an n in g about the ch o ice of operating hours. "W h y d id y o u m ake It 5 a .m .? W h y not s ix ? " he said. ' 'W h e n It s t a r t s g e t t in g d a y lig h t, even the cro oks go hom e and sleep." M a n n in g said. years. R lgg'ns. who Is coordin ator of the ru n In the C e n tra l Florida region, said the Idea originated In K a n sa s In 1961 to provide support for the G am es. It has spreud to ull sta le s and to some fo rrlg n countries. In ye ars past, the ru n went front the north lo the south w ith the lu rc h com in g to S cm ln o lc C o u n ly In A p r il us V o lu s ia C o u n ty law m en handed over the to rch at the c o u n ty lin e In Sanford. T h is year the route has been reversed w ith the stale run bein g m ade from south to north. R ig g in s said, so that brought a c h a n g e o f s c h e d u le for t ills c o u n ty . E ve ry co u n ty In th r stale, h r said, is touched by th r run. " Y o u get Into It." Riggin s said. " Y o u can really sec the Special O ly m p ic s program Is a good, w o rth w h ile c h a rily . It's rew ard­ ing to see the appreciation of Ihe S p e cia l O ly m p ia n s ." Cut-a-thon Sem inole Work Opportunity Program held a cut-a-thon at Studio One Salon February 25 as a fundraiser to build a new sheltered workshop In Casselberry. S tylists at the 2927 Orlando Dr. salon raised S1B9 during a few hours. Owner Christy Arent (center right) hugs her niece. p ile d w ith C a s s e lb e rry 's c o n ­ ce rn s by p roviding a bu lfcr zone and o m ittin g through streets on the property. C o m m issio n e rs fin a lly tabled d lse u sslo n on |>arrrl 2 9 and Ikissed the e o in p re h e n slvr plan w itho u t tt. T h e fate of ju rc c l 29 w ill be resolved later, but tin date w o*announced. T o avoid any e n n lllrl ol Inter esl. H a rd y did not vote on th r plan. SW OP client Linda Arent as Studio One stylists Ashley Bobb (left) and Pat Thompson. Earlier th is month SW O P clie n ts raised $4,600 In a bowl a-thon at Altam onte Lanes In Altam onte Springs. ---------------- Longwood to litihall computerized check-in system ■ yLACVD O M SN H e ra ld s ta ff w riter LO N G W O O D - Frail, elderly and hom ebound persons often frur for th e ir lives when faced w ith sudden in ju ry or Illness that m ay prevent them from reaching a telephone. Last night. Longwood co m ­ m ission ers voted to Install the ■ 'A re Y o u O K ? ” c o m p u t e r system w h ich w ill contact thesr r e s id e n t s d a lly t h r o u g h u m o n ito rin g system. T he system was recently u n ­ veiled In C ussclbcrry. the first Flo rid a c ity to participate In the program that now spans 15 stales. C o m m is s io n e r H u n k H a rd y s a id th e s y s te m f u n c t io n s through ih c fire departm ent on a separate phone line. E ld e rly res­ idents sign up for the service and urc m onitored da lly w ith the c o m p u t e r iz e d c a lls . In th e absence o f a response, proper autho rities are alerted und illsp a irh cd to the resident's home. H a rd y w as o r ig in a lly c o n ­ tacted by J e rry Collin*, ow ner of the S a n fu rd / O rlu n d o K e n n e l C lu b, who lia s agreed lo donate $7.126 for the com puter, printer, m onitor, keyboard, telephone. s|M-akcrs und com puter software. C o llin s m ade a sim ila r donation to Casselberry. L o n g w o o d w ill p a y th e m outhy telephone b ill und a yearly m aintenance fee of *500. H ardy said. C ity A d m in istra to r M ichael A b e ls said the co m ­ pu te rs w ill a rriv e In several werks. U n til then, the city Is sign in g people u p for the service. Fire ch ie f C h a rlie Chupruan culled the system a "p ilo t p ro ­ gram w ith a lot of promise. W e'd like lo target the e lderly In itia lly, but not lim it th is w lih an age rcq u lrcm c n t." he suld. Ch apm an sa id h r would lik e to expan ding the program to In­ clude la tch ke y kids. "W e can rh e ck on them In the afternoon -B A N K R U P T C Y ^ •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP W*>( OUT DCITS . KttP YOU* PHOCtSTY •CONSOLOATHUS •STOP COLLECTCN THfltATS •STOP FOPCCLOSUPC ANOIAN SUITS to m ake sure they got home from sch oo l o k a y ." he said. W ATCH T.V. CH AN N EL 2 NEW S DURING M ONTH OF M A R C H FO R DIXON ZTR M O W ER CO M M ERCIALS. W« Can Damonstrata How A Dixon ZTR Ridar Could Cut Your Mowing ITImaln Halil F K E LECTURES • MOOR, SATURDAY* ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW * < OTHt*>*ER VCM SUN to* •IT I M 339-2022 M Am . (IMUN B M ill snot) DEPENDABLE LAWN EQUIPMENT 531 E. Hwy. 434 •Winter Springs ^ 4 0 2 3 2 7 ^ 4 2 0 ^ ^ T R A N S M IS S IO N TROUBLE? HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS W . 25th S tre e t • S a n fo rd 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 2 9 Y e a rs Sam e Lo ca tion F A M IL Y O W N E D TUNE-UP AND TURN DOWN Tryf~7v Hearing Aid Check-Up r K E fL h e a r in g t e s t s FREE maintenance check. FREE hearing aid cleaning. L o n g w o o d p a s s e s m o s t o f its c o m p r e h e n s iv e p la n horn a g ricu ltu ra l lo ligh t Indus­ trial. T he land ts ow ned by Com m ission er H ank H a rd y 's fa­ ther and has been the focus ol controversy Irorn Casselberry. M ich a e l D elk. C a s s e lb e rry 's a s s is ta n t c it y p la n n e r , sa id |iurccT 2 9 border* re sid e n tia l property In Casselberry und res­ idential zon in g w ould be prefer­ able. Longwood IX-puty M ayor J e ll M orton said the c ity had co m ­ •y- lo Investigate how L o tte ry reve­ nues are spent for schools. S he said m a n y of the Lottery funds arc used lo cre a lr new program s w hich Increase th r dem and for new schools. Longwood takes up twO’Clerk ordinance C o u n t y la w m e n to ru n fo r S p e c ia l O ly m p ic s ■ y SU SA N L O O M Impact fees Is being heard In St. J o h n s C o u n ty that co uld be the m odel for the state. Because Impact fees — m oney developers m ust pay to help pay for pu blic services needed by th e ir developm ents — cannot be charged for schools. Sem inole C o u n ty officials have asked for v o lu n ta ry c o n trib u tio n s from developer*. G le n n sa id more developers sh ou ld be asked to either co n ­ tribu te a portion of th eir land for school s tirs or to m ake th r land a v a ila b le fo r s c h o o l b o a rd p u rrh a s e at a low -cost, predevelopm ent price. G le n n said the nerd to step up efforts to get donations from developers, recognising zoning changes and othe r county a p ­ provals cannot be contingent on the co n trib u tion s. ‘ ‘ If we get u negative vibe from developer*, we m ay have to go ahead w ith m andatory Impact fees, e v rn If we have lo retu rn them later.” G le n n said. G le n n said she did not a n tic i­ pate a strong negative response from the developm ent com m un l- We service all makes and models. 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M e llo n P a r k a lo n g th e s h o r e s o f L a k e M o n r o e p r o v id e d a p le a s a n t o u t in g fo r t h o u s a n d s o f p e o p le . It w a s a ll th e m o re a s u c c e s s b e c a u s e o f w h a t w a s le a rn e d fr o m la s t y e a r ’s fe s tiv a l. M o v in g t h e liv e , m u s ic a l e n te r ta in m e n t In to a m o r e c e n t r a l lo c a tio n s o th a t It c o u ld b e h e a rd w h ile b r o w s in g th e e x h ib it s , fo r e x a m p le , w a s a b ig im p r o v e m e n t. T h e G re a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b e r o f C o m ­ m e r c e a n d th e S a n fo rd S e m in o le A r t A s s o c ia ­ t io n — a n d a ll o f th e v o lu n te e r s w h o p itc h e d In to h e lp — h a v e e a rn e d a h e a rty w e ll-d o n e f o r th e p la n n in g a n d o t h e r h a rd w o r k th a t w e n t In to a t t r a c t in g d e c e n t q u a lit y e x h ib it o r s t a n d re la te d a c tiv it ie s . N o w , w e h a v e th e p ro s p e c t o f a n e v e n b ig g e r a n d b e tte r fe s tiv a l to a n t ic ip a t e n e x t y e a r. In th a t v e in , o n e w o n d e rs w h a t m ig h t b e c o m e o f t h e fe s tiv a l If a B a r n u m & B a ile y e m p r e s s a r lo w e r e t o lo o s e h is c r e a t iv e In s tin c ts . W h a t m o re c o u ld be d o n e n o t o n ly to a tt r a c t , b u t to h o ld , m o re p e o p le In th e d o w n to w n S a n f o r d a re a : • M o re a c t iv it ie s o n th e la k e ? B o a t r id e s ? F is h in g - r e la t e d c o n te s ts ? • M o re a c t iv it ie s in F t. M e llo n P a r k ? , P ic n ic k in g ? G a m e s ? • E n t e r t a in m e n t a n d o t h e r s tre e t a c t iv it ie s a lo n g a n o p e n -fo r-b u s in e s s r e ta il s e c tio n o f F ir s t S tre e t d o w n to w n ? • P r o m o t io n o f o r g a n iz e d o r s e lf-g u id e d w a lk in g t o u r s o f t h e H is t o r ic a l D is t r ic t d o w n to w n ? • A hand s t C entennial Park? • P ic n ic k in g a n d o t h e r c h ild r e n 's a c t iv it ie s at P a rk o n P a rk ? • I n c o rp o ra tio n o f th e C e n t r a l F lo r id a R e g io n a l Z o o th ro u g h a fre e s h u t t le b e tw e e n th e p a r k a n d th e zoo. a s w e ll a s o t h e r v e n u e s In th e d o w n to w n a re a ? O f c o u rs e , c o n c e iv in g Id e a s Is o n e th in g , b u t R g u rln g o u t h o w to a c c o m p lis h th e m is q u ite a n o th e r. N o q u e s tio n th a t th e ra w m a te r ia l e x is t s in S a n f o r d f o r a d o w n t o w n - w id e c e le b ra tio n . W h a t r e m a in s to be h a rn e s s e d Is th e w h e re w ith a l) to p la n , o rg a n iz e a n d p a y fo r s u c h g r a n d io s e t h in k in g . B u t If n o m o re Is d o n e n e x t y e a r th a n w a s d o n e t h is y e a r a t th e a r t fe s tiv a l. It s t il l s h o u ld be a n o th e r d e lig h t. Shine on Sanford l A l l I n fe c tio u s s p ir it o f v o lu n tc c r t s m h a s s u rfa c e d o n c e a g a in In S u n fo rd w ith th e M a k e S a n fo rd S h in e c a m p a ig n . A v a r ie ty o f c iv ic g r o u p s as w e ll a s C it y H a ll h a v e J o in e d to g e th e r t h is m o n th to p ic k u p g a rb a g e a n d o th e r lit t e r a lo n g s tre e ts In th e d o w n to w n a re a . T h e Im p o rta n c e o f s t im u la t in g p r id e in o n e ’ s c o m m u n it y t h r o u g h v o lu n t e c r ls m a n d g o o d w o r k s c a n n o t b e o v e rs ta te d . T h e c it y a n d its re s id e n ts , o f c o u rs e , a rc m u c h th e b e tte r f o r It. ROBERT WAGMAN Chamorro win raises many questions W A S H IN G T O N - V io le ts C h a m o rro * s tu n n ­ in g defeat o f D aniel O rtega In N icara g u a's recent p re sid e n tia l election leave* m a n y unanswered q u e s tio n * b o th In M a n a g u a a n d h e re In W ashington. F irst and foremost I* w h eth er Ortega and the S a n d ln ls la s w ill a ctu a lly re lin q u is h control on A p ril 2 4 after 10 ye ars In power. Ortega says he w ill. In a pre-dawn new s conference held after the Sandln lata-rontrolled Suprem e Electoral C o u n c il declared C h am o rro the v icto r. Ortega said. "I want to express to a ll N icara g u an s and a ll the w orld that the president a n d th e governm ent o f N icaragua w ill respect the election m a n d a lr." Ortega, however. Is a ctu a lly on ly one of N ica ra g u a 's n in e ru lin g ''ro m a n d a n te s." W h ile O n e g a h as become the firs t a m on g "equate." the S a n d ln ls la s s till operate u n d e r a collective rule. Som e o f the m ore m ilita n t m em bers of the ru lin g c o u n c il have said th e y w ill never give up power. M o re im p o r t a n t , p e rh a p s , la w h a t th e N icaragu an m ilita ry and pow erful Internal aecurlty police w ill do. B o th the m ilita ry and police ow e th e ir lo ya lty to th e San dln tsta Party, not the governm ent. Recently, a h ig h -ra n k in g officer o f the Internal se cu rity police w a s Interviewed by W estern reporters. A form er n u n who left the convent 15 years ago to Join the revolution, she In itia lly dism issed the Idea that the peddle ro u ld possibly turn th e ir backs on ih e S a n d ln lsla s. Hut pressed further, sh e said that sh ou ld the S a n d ln ls la s lose, th e po lice — and by Inference the arm y — w o u ld not tic loyal to th e new gov­ ernm ent. " O u r lo y a lly Is to Ihe revolution, not to p o litic ia n s ." she said. " W e w i l l a lw a y s rem ain lo y a l to Ihe re vo lu tio n ." T h is sentim ent w ill lik e ly b e fo u n d throughout Ihe ranks of the a rm y 's officer corps and the leader­ ship o f the police. It Is u n cle a r, though, what It w ill mean In practical term s after A p ril 24. M o re I m p o rta n t, perhaps. Is whether C h a m o rro a n d the UNO w ill be a b lr to effectively rule a country In as liad a shape as N icaragua Is In. C h a m o rro 's N ational O pposition U nion, know n by Ms S pa n ish acronym UNO . Is a ctu ally a disparate, fractio us coalition o f 14 sm a ll political parties. T hey range from three different c o m ­ m u nist parties on the left to u ltra conservatives on ih r right. T h e o n ly th in g they have In com m on ts th e ir opposition to the S an dln lslas. A t lim e s d u rin g Ihe cam paign. C h am orro was o n ly barely able to hold the coalIIIan together. Now that she lia s been elerted. th is m ay prove even m ore d im rn ll. M any, even In her ow n (tarty, do not tiellevr C h am o rro Is personally up to the task. V lo le ta B arrios d r C h am o rro — "D o n a V tolela” to everyone from tier fa m ily to h e r most ardent p o litica l opponents — Is a gray-halred w idow of (iO. She Is not In th r best of health. She has had surgery on tier a rth ritic knees: and she w as Injured In a Tall In December. She cam paigned In u w h eelch air In a great deal o f pain. More than her health, m any doubt she has the a b ility to h old together h er backers and to rebu ild her co un try. Even ufter m on th s o f cam paigning. C h am o rro had d llfle u lly m a kin g b a s i c cam paign sp crch rs. In Interviews, she w as never really able to u rtle u la tr e x a rtly wfuit her program was beyond e n d in g the hated m ilita ry draft and "m a k in g th in g s tie lle r.” JA C K ANDERSON FAA training plane used as luxury limo ELLEN GOODMAN America says: Let us entertain you B O ST O N — M y friend has been overseas and w a u ls to know w h a t's happen in g at home. She Is co m in g hack t ills su m m er and has heard reports of a stran ge nothingness. I don't want Iter to th in k she Is re tu rn in g to som e h istoric backw ater. S o I w rite ch eerfully that gee. lots lia s been going on here. I offer to trade headlines. In fra g ile , she w rites, some citize n s attacked a statue of L e n in . In P hiladelphia. I counter, they took dow n the statue o f " R o c k y " from the front of ihe art m useum . I ll Itucharesl. she re m in d s me, they have purged Ihe C causescucs. In New York. I tell her. they have deposed Leona from her reign In Ihe h o lrlu d s . T he talk of lie d Square, she reports. Is w hether G o rliv c a n hang o n to power. T he talk of M anhattan. I report. Is w hether Ivana can h an g o n to D onald. O u r headline m a tch goes on and I am losing. In South Afrteu. Nelson M andela has com e hack from priso n . In Ixis Angeles. Drew B a rrym ore has m ade a co m e back from d ru g a d dictio n . In Nlcuragua. D anny has been replaced by Vloleta. At the " T o d a y " show. J a n e has been replaced by Deborah. T h e re a re h in t s o( u n e w g e n e ra tio n em erging from tlu- shadow s of ih r o ld In hidebound B u lgaria, site writes. There are ru m o rs that Ihe younger Ja ck so n s. M ichael a n d Ja n e t, are at odds w ith their father In mot try-bound C alifo rnia. I retort. In G e rm a n y, every citize n is talking about re u nifica tion . In Am erica. I reply, they w ant In know who s p ill first and w hether there w as a you nger w om an involved. I am afraid th is exchange m ay a la rm m y friend. She lia s been w o rk in g In places w here Ideas are la ken serio usly. O rd in a ry people stay u p late a rg u in g about the stru ctu re of a new governm ent. Jo u rn a lis ts are giddy w ith the notion that they can a ctu a lly now report what Is going on In governm ent. I don't w ant h e r In th in k d ia l the New W orld I s agin g w h ile the rest o f t h r world Is bom anew . Nor do 1 tiellevr that A m e rica ts the e xpo rte r ol a ll th is dem ocracy, the distant m a n u la rtu re r o f revolution. S o I search for o th e r news. S in c e you 've b e n t home. I add. w e 've I n v r n lr d a fat free tee cream and introduced "N e w K id s on Ihe B lo c k ." At th is low point In o u r correspondence. It net u rs to m e that In som e perverse way. trivia! pu rsu it has becom e th r se rio u s pursuit o f our co u n try . O tu e w r were told that the business o l A m erica w as business. Now our business Is escapism . E n tertain men i is our nm si in i|N irlan l pro­ duct Were I l u s i i i i H u llin a ii lo remake " T h e G ra d u a te " som corit w ould te ll h im a new passw ord lo su cce ss N u l " p la s tic s " hut "v id e o s At home, free en terprise m eans 50 cable stations and a remote selector. In Los Angeles, you e u n 'l tell ihe locul new s from ih e gossip u nless th ere's fire footage. People w ho cate about th e dow n and out Insist they ca n 't sell un Issu e a n y m o re w ithout a star. An d when o u r k id s are a s k e d w h o ilu - lr heroes are. a rlo rs . m u s i c i a n s a n tl a t h l e t e s t o p t It r charts. A cro s s the world, p e o p le lo o k to A m e r ic a , n o t fu r le a d e r s h ip n r e n llg lite n m c n t. but for a good lim e. In (he tale IHlh century A m e ric a n s in sp ire d the Fre n ch hit rrrdn : " li b e r t y , e q u a lit y , f r a t e r n it y ." In th r late 2 0 tli century, we In spire the Fre n ch w ith a hit m o v ie : " s e x . lie s , a n d videotape." Ju|tan sends us cun*. W e scud litem baseltall and llietiu- parks. In S ingapore, audiences are lln rk lu g In "H o n e y I S h ru n k the K id s ." In H ungary, the new ca p ita lis ts sign Joint ventures...to d istrib u te film s. T h e y (lit "D a lla s " In Ihtrls, ts It a n y wnnder that It becom es h ard e r and harder to separate n ew s from gossip, the se rio us from Ihr frivolous. Rob Low e from Lee laeoreu. T ru m p the A irlin e from T ru m p the D iv o rce ? We have heroine the paid co m ic, the hired sto ryteller, the w o rld 's great escapists. T h e n rw slogan o f Ihe A m e rica n W ay Is: Let us ru te rta liiy n u . So. I w rite m y friend, entile on home. A p la y w r ig h t b e c a m e p r e s id e n t o f Czech oslovakia. But an actor becam e P re si­ dent o f the U nited Stales. T e n s ol thou sands fill u stadiu m to hear M andela T h a t's )usl o|M-nlitg night for Ja n e t Ja ck so n T h e re 's more acid In the rain and more hom eless on Ih r s lic r t s sin ce you left. T ile s to rk n ta rkrt Is Itchy and tin- k id s ca n 't read. N o bo d y's paying m u ch m ie n lio n But w hat the heck. We ca n alw ays ch eck out Ihe videos. LE T T E R S TO T H E EDITO R L e tte rs lo the editor are welcom e. A ll letters m ust be signed and Include a m a ilin g a ddress and a daytim e telephone num ber. Letters sh u ld tie on a subject and sh ou ld lx- as h rlcl as possible. Letters are subject lo editing. W A S H IN G T O N — T ran sportation Secretary S am u el S k in n e r prefers h is personal tra n s ­ portation to be first class. T h e T ran sportation D epartm ent has a lu x u rio u s G u lh tre a m G-IV Jet that S k in n e r uses as If It were the fa m ily car. T h e G-IV. registered to the Federal A v ia tio n A d m in is tra tio n . Is s u p jin srd to be used p r im a r ily fu r tra in in g govern m ent fligh t safety Inspectors and lo c a rry federal accident Investigators to crash sites. But F A A records show S k in n e r uses the plane frequently lo squire around bureaucrats, m em bers of Congress a n d th e ir spouses on su ch urgent business as trips to th e thirls A ir Show* A t Ih r sam e time, th e . F A A Inspectors w h o are supposed to t e s t c o m m e r c ia l p i l o t s a r e b e in g a llo w rd to d elay th eir re fre s h e r co u rse s because there aren't e n o u g h p la n e s for ■ S k in n e r uses train in g. Ihe plane T h e ca se o f the frequently lo G -IV show s that Ihe squire around F A A m ay deserve the h am m e rin g It b g e l­ b u re a u c ra ts, m em ­ lin g o v e r p o o r bers of Co n ­ m o n it o r in g of a ir gress and s a f e t y a n d p ilo t their spouses.I t r a in in g . G o v e r n ­ m ent a u d ito rs have co m p la in e d that planes su ch as Ihe G -IV are lo o co stly to be used a s a ir taxis, especially w hen th e y are needed for tra in in g and e sp e cia lly when co m m e rcia l a ir travel w ould be cheaper. T h e F A A has a staff o f Inspectors w ho are supposed to be trained on the ly jie of aircraft u sed by Ihe p ilo ts th e y test, a n d the insjtct'tors have to take periodic refresher courses. But federal Investigators have d is ­ co ve re d th a t th e lns|>cctors were b e in g granted w a lv crs o n those refresher courses. In part because there w eren 't enough planes a va ilab le for training. T he F A A h as prom ised to quit g ra n tin g the w aivers, hut the waste o f m oney u sin g tra in in g planes to ch auffeur dignitaries goes on. O u r s o u rce s h ave raised p a rtic u la r co n cern s about S k in n e r's use of Ihe G-IV. It Is equipped w ith advanced com puterized c o n ­ tro ls kno w n us glass co ck p it technology, now being used In a grow ing num ber of co m m e r­ c ia l jets. A n d not enough F A A InajM-ctors are trained on those controls. T he G -IV has other Icatures that m ake It a ttra ctive ira n sfio rta lln n — plush carpeting, lounge rh a lrs , private telephones, a bar. a stereo and a te le v isio n w ith V C R . T h e T ra n sjio rta B o n Departm ent cla im s the Jet w as designed for corporate com forts a n d the frills w rre throw n In free lo the governm ent by U u lfs lrra m . T h e d rjia rt mem nought the G -IV from G u lfstrra m last spring, te llin g C o ngress that It was n r r d r d for tra in in g and sh u ttlin g Investigators to crash sites. R rco rd s obtained by o u r associate Scott S leek show Itiat tra in in g Is not the o n ly fun rtIo n of the plane. In Ju n e . It carried Sen. Fran k Lautenberg. D -N.J.. Rep. B ill C lln g cr. R-Pa.. C lln g c r's wife a n d several congressional staffers to the Parts A tr Show . In M ay. S kin n e r lo o k Rep. H an k Bro w n . D-Colo., to Denver so they could look at an airport project. Last sum m er. S k in n e r took Reps. W illia m L e h m a n . D-Fla.. D aniel Akaka. D Haw aii. George M iller. D-Callf.. a n d M arty Russo. D-I1L. lo London lo stu d y alrjiort se cu rity. W ives and sta lfe rsa lso went along. D on't look (or any congressional co m m itte r lo cra ck dow n on S k in n e r's Joy rides. T he T ran sjio rta tlo n Departm ent purchased the G -IV w ith th e blessing of co m m itte rs ch a ire d by L e h m a n .aid Lautenberg who have lio ili enjoyed S k in n e r's frie n d ly skies. �\ Sanford HarakS, Sanford, Fk>nda — Tuttday, March d. 1900 — S A TestsIfraasFags 1A S ctn ic Improvement Board to maat S A N F O R D — Tin- S anford S cenic Im provem ent Board w ill meet tom orrow u i 4 p.m . tn the c ity coram taokm conference room In c ity hall. T he board w ill dlacuaa the Installation o f new restroom * at P ark on P ark, the Traah B a sh c ity clean up program , p la n tin g B o w e n and trees on P e rsim m on Avenue, a n d o th r r topics. I J k liJ B I ig d U u i U M M A A a ia r o a A a i I a Lon gw ooa wornin n im ta to c o fiim iu H LO N G W O O D — Ingrid M cC o llu m o f Longw ood has been nam ed to the C e n tra l Flo rid a R egional C o ordin a tin g Com m ittee o f the G o ve rn or'* Conference o n L ib ra ry and Inform ation* Service*. S h e 1* am ong 11 people nam ed to the com m ittee last week. T h e ch a irm a n o f the regional com m ittee la T om R e lti, dean o f lib ra ry services at Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. T h ro u g h regional com m ittee*, the G o ve rn o r's Conference hope* to m ake recom m endation* for the J u ly 1991 W h ile House Conference of lib ra ry a c llv llle s . Billboard moratorium contlnuat LO N G W O O D — No new billboard* w ill loom over Longwood street* a* co m m ission e rs last night voted u n a n im o u sly to co n tin u e a m orato riu m on Issuing b u ild in g perm its for these signs. A p u b lic h ra rtn g o n the b illb o a rd s Is scheduled for M arch 19. Longw ood Is In the process o f am ending c lly codes w h ich regulate signage. Including trailer, point-of-sale, banners, real estate, vehicle, constru ction , and outdoor a d ve rtisin g signs. T h e m ora to riu m w as o rig in a lly placed o h new billboard co n stru ctio n Ja n . 29. It w ill be enforced u n lit the c lly co m m ission accepts o r rejects the c ity codes. students learn. “ We we not accomplishing what we thou0it we would. Castor said recently of the State Student Assessment Teat, which waa Implemented In 1977. Castor said she plana to have a bill to present to the Legislature that will reduce standardised trstlng statewide. "W e w ill In Ita place be recommending a new account­ a b i l i t y a y a te m to r e p o r t throughout Florida on the status of student performance.'' she A cco rd in g to W inger, th ere Is c o n s ta n t m o n it o r in g a t th e school level o f the s k ills w h ich are assessed by the tests. “ W e do n ot lim it o u rse lve s to teaching w h at Iso n the test.” he said, "b u t w e m ake su re that those s k ills are being le a rn e d ." W inge r sa id that the m ove la o n to change the testing from a s s e s s m e n t to a c h ie v e m e n t teats. A n a c h ie v e m e n t le s t g iv e s students a sa m p lin g o f q u e stion s that vary In d ifficu lty from the sim plest to the m ost d iffic u lt w h ile a s s e s sm e n t te s ts o n ly c h e c k th a t a s tu d e n t ca n p e rfo rm th e m ost m in im u m Stamps-----Caatlaaatf from Fags 1A i bu t the outcom e of those negotiations w ill not be affected b y th is measure. “ T h i s p r o p o s a l la f o r m e c h a n iz a tio n o n ly , and has n oth in g to d o w ith pay raise*. If th is Is approved, we w ill go on lin e next year, a n d the system w ill pay for Itself In Just a few y e a rs," R ader said. H e sa id d e liv e ry w o u ld be faster a n d m ore accurate. S anford resident Betsy Nelson W ebster d o u b le d de liv e ry w o uld Improve. "I don 't th in k w e 'll get b e lte r service. I'm against th is ." If released by the governing board, the pla n w o uld s till need fin al a p p ro v al from the Postal Rate C o m m issio n . If approved by the co m m ission . II w ould becom e the 15th rate change sin ce the 2-cent sta m p becam e co m p u lso ry In 1809. T h e c o m m is s io n h a s 10 m o n th s to reach a decision. T h e P ostal Se rvice has sa id it w o u ld li k e th e n e w r a t e stru ctu re to take effect In F e b ru ­ a ry 1991. T h e la s t J n c ira s e w as M arch •1988 w h e riT h e price o f a firstcla ss sta m p ju m p e d from 22 ce n ts to 2& cents. P ostal o ffic ia ls sa id ratea m u st be "p e rio d ic a lly adjusted." Rader sa id reduced operating costs from m e ch anizatio n w ould h old dow n future postage hikes. T h e Postal S ervice underw ent a corporate lik e reorganization In 1980 a n d now fu n ction s a s an Independent governm ent agency supported by the sale o f Its service, not federal tax revenue. A lth o u g h II reported a $404 m illio n s u rp lu s for the firs t q u a rte r o f 1990, th e P o s ta l S e rvice said increased benefits a n d wages a n d the a ssum ption from the federal governm ent of som e retiree health and cost-ofliv in g packages w ill create a loss In fisca l 1990 o f between $1.4 b illio n a n d $ 1.0 b illio n . In a d d itio n to rate hikes, the p lan c a lls for discounts for bar codes for Drat- a n d th ird-class postage. E xp re ss M all a n d som e p rio rity m all. Insurance co ve r­ age on C.O.D. and Insured m a ll w o uld Ju m p from $500 to $600. V in ce n t Som brolto. president o f the National A ssociation of Letter Carrier*, said even If the cost o f m a ilin g a letter Increases to 3 0 cents. A m e rica n s w ill get better postal service for Ihetr m oney th an that provided In other countries. " F o r 25 cen ts — o r even 30 cents — you can w a lk dow n to the corner, drop a le tte r tn a m etal m a ilb o x, and w ith in ■ few da ys It a rriv e s at the hom e o f a fr ie n d , r e la tiv e o r b u s in e a a a s s o c ia te h u n d re d s o r e v e n thousands o f m iles s w a y ." said Som brolto. " T d l m e w hat other s e rv ic e y o u can get In th is co u n try , o r a n y oth e r co u n try for 3 0 ce n ts." A ssista n t P ostm aster G e n e ral Deborah B o w ke r said the rate h ik e w ould m ean the average household w ould spend about $ 10 m ore for postage each year. T h e rate Increase request has p ro m p te d new c a lls fo r a p riv a tiza tio n o f Ihe Postal S e rv ­ ice. an Idea advocated by such co n se rv a tiv e o rg a n iz a tio n s as the Heritage Foundation a n d the Cato Institute. S o m b r o lt o a rg u e d s u c h a m ove w o u ld "b e Ihe biggest sh am ever put on the A m e rica n people.” Sanford resident, C o ra S m ith , resigned h erself to the proponed Increase. "W h a te v e r th ey d e ­ cide. w e 'll ju s t have to p a y ." she said. Intermalien from United P r m Hanoi It contained In Silt report Intern. Manatee----Continued from Page 1A the cost o f the m anatee tag* O ther specialty tags a va ilab le Include those co m m e m ora tin g the C h a lle n g n tk tn iW . . m . f o . state colleges and u n ive rsitie s, veteran*, m edal o f h on or re c ip i­ ents a n d prisoner* or w ar. Medal o f honor a n d P O W tags are reserved for lh o a r w ho can show v e rifica tio n they received the m e d a l o r w e re c o n fin e d b y enem y forces. DEATHS JEFFREY MICHAEL COHEN Je ffre y M ich ae l Cohen. 18 .6 2 5 C h elsea Road. Longwood. died S a tu rd a y at h is residence. Bora Feb. 27. 1972. In O rlando, be m o v e d to L o n g w o o d f r o m Rochester, N.Y.. In 1970. He w as a student at Lake M ary H igh S ch o o l a n d a m em ber o f C o n ­ gregation O hev Shalom . S u r v iv o r s In clu d e p a re n ts . Robert and Susan: sister. A lish a . G a in e s v ille ; m a te rn a l g r a n d ­ m o th e r, T lllle C o pton . L o n g ­ w ood; p a te rn a l g ra ndpa re n ts. H e rm a n a n d Delia. Longwood. Beth S h a lo m M em orial C h a ­ pel. O rlan do, tn charge of a r­ rangem ents. BARBARA ANN DAMPIER B a rb a ra A n n D am p le r. 62, 2 6 2 0 S. Lau re l Ave.. Sanford, died S u n d a y at S ou th Sem inole C o m m u n it y H o s p ita l. L o n g ­ wood. Horn A u g 30. 1927, In Valdosta, G a.. she w as a lifelong resident of San lord. She w as a t e c h n i c a l e n g in e e r a n d a m e m b e r o f C e n t r a l B a p t is t C h u rc h . S h e was a m em ber o f S ah a ra C lu b. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s is t e r s , M aym c G ibson. R ichm ond. Va.. G lo r ia S k in n e r. J a c k s o n v ille , Jo a n A nderson, Sanford. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford. In charge o f a rrange­ m ents. BETEILLENE DENNEY B e lle llle n c Denny. 64. 218 P an am a Road. W ln le r S prin g s, died S u n d a y at Florida H ospital. A lta m o n te Springs. Born Feb. 23. 1926, in Beloit. O hio, she m oved to W inter S p rin g s from A tla n ta In 1989. She w as a m anger for a w om en's clo th in g boutique and a Presbyterian. S u rv iv o rs Include daughter, S u e l l a C a r n e v a le . W i n t e r S prings; m other. Susie. Irw in, P a .; s is t e r , J o a n n T r a y e r s . P e n n sylvan ia : brother. R ichard. C rafton . Pa.: tw o grandch ildren. Beacon C re m a llo n S e rvice of C e n tra l Flo rid a . W ln le r P ark. In charge o f arrangem ents. ALMIA LAWRENCE DOYLE A lm la Law rence D oyle. 83. 2 1 0 0 H a rtw e ll Ave.. Sanford, died F rid a y at M ary E slh e r. Born Ja n . 12. 1907. In Pence. Ky.. he m oved to Sanford from Osgood. and a L u th e ra n . Ind.. In 1977. He waa a selfS u rv iv o rs in clu d e son. R ic h ­ em ployed farm er and a m em ber ard. Sanford; sister. E lla Gogo f G r a c e U n it e d M e t h o d is t glns. L in co ln ; tw o grandsons: C h u rc h . Lake M ary. He w as a three great-grandchildren. C e n tra l Flo rid a Fu n eral S e rv ­ m em ber o f D ow ntow n K iw a n ls C lu b a n d C h r is t ia n S h a rin g ice, O rlando, In charge o f a r ­ rangem ents. C e n le r, both o f Sanford. S u rv iv o rs Include son. R ay C.. DR. JAY B. ZEE Ft. W a lto n Beach; d a u g h te r, D r. J a y B. Zee. 72. 1671 Kosella H ardy. Osgood; sisters. A v a lo n B lvd .. Casselberry, died E d llh M ille r. G recnsburg. Ind.. S u n d a y at O rla n d o G en eral H os­ C o ra S tratm an . B a ie sv lllc. Ind.: pital. B o m A u g 30. 1917. In s e v e n g r a n d c h ild r e n ; f o u r P h ila delphia, he m oved lo C a s ­ selberry from Coral S p rin g s In great-grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u n e r a l H o m e . 198). He w as a retail Jew elry Sanford, In charge o f arra nge ­ salesm an a n d Je w ish . m ents. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . Barbara; brother. Leonard. P lant NELLIE HAMILTON C ity; sister, Rosetta F ra n k lin . N ellie H am ilton . 71. 2315 9 5 th New Y c rk . St., Ja ck s o n Heights, N.Y.. died Beth S h a lo m M em orial C h a ­ S atu rd a y at h er residence. B o ra pel. O rlando. In charge of a r­ Ja n . 28. 1919. In A sh m an . Ga., rangem ents. she m oved to Ja ck so n H e igh ts from W in te r P ark tn 1942. S he w as a la u n d ry w orker and a m em ber o f W ard C h ap e l A M E D A M PIIB , BA B B A B A A N N C h u rch . G revetido funeral services lor M it t S u rv iv o r Includes aunt, E u la Barbara Am i Dampiar. 02. a* Van lord. who (bad Sunday, were hold I OS today I Tuesday I B. Ja m e s. W in te r Park. G o ld e n 's F u n e r a l H o m e , al Oahlewn Park Cermtery aim Xev Or Freddie Smtiti aUklatlr* W in te r Park. In charge o f a r­ A r r a n g e m e n ts b y G r a m k o w F u n a r a l Honw , Sanford rangem ents. sk ills. T h e b ig wave o f standardized testing began In the m id -1970*. w hen F lo rid a began a retu rn lo the so-called "th re e R a " o f edu­ ca tio n to boost le a rn in g. B u t C a sto r a n d other o ffic ia ls now say there has been so m u ch co n cen tra tion on le a rn in g basic s k ills that other le a rn in g has fallen b y the wayside. " W e 'r e d u m b in g dow n the c u rric u lu m ." C a stor said. "W e d o n 't teach beyond (he lest. W h a t we ought to be doing la testing h ig h e r order s k ills and h ighe r ach ievem en t." T h e standardised tests Include the State Student Asacasment Teat, a national standardized test a n d a county-adm inistered test o f essential s k ills for elem en­ NELD ARAN K Nclda R ank. 85. 142 M ayfair C irc le . Sanford, died T h u rsd a y at C e n tra l F lo ru it Regional H o s­ pital. Sanford. Born Sepl. 26, 1904. In M adison, Neb., she m oved to Sanford from L in co ln , N eb.. In I9H5. S h e w a s an a cco u n tin g cle rk lo r M lllcr-P a ln e h o p in g lo lest m ore o f (he h ig h e r le v e l s k ills. " W e have m ore testa w hen th is la a ll said a n d done." he F o r now . W in g e r does not p re d ic t a n y ch a n g e s In how th in g s a rc done in S e m in o le C o u n ty . A cco rd in g to W inge r Ihe d is t r ic t w ill c o n t in u e to su pp le m e n t the state-m andated te stin g level* w ith tests o f th e ir o w n at other grade levels. " W e have lo w ait a n d see w hat th e y decide." he said. "W e w ill lik e ly chose the sam e lest they do to test the m andated s k ills , b u t we w ill supplem ent It w ith testa In other grades." Irdormetten trem United P r m Itens! it (attested In Itdt ryporl Interns DUI from Pago 1A Breathalyzer: II relic* on alcohol In the breath a* an Indication of alcohol In Ihe blood. S e m in o le C o u n ty S h e riff's LI. J e rry Higgins, w ho a d m ln sle rs th a t d e p a r tm e n t s D U I e n ­ forcem ent and trs lln g . and who Is certified to calibrate the test m achines, said th ere's nothing new a bou l ihe In to x lllzcr 5000. T h is type of m achine had been used here by R ig g in s for five year*. Il I* a lso the type o f breath teal m a rhtne used by S anford and L a k e M ary police, and m any other agencies In Ihe stale and n ation . T h e In toxlltze r 5000. R ig g in s s a id been u sed n a ­ tionw ide for m any years a n d has w it h s t o o d m a n y c o u r t challenges. Including som e In Florida. "It Is accepted by the m edical and s cie n tific co m m u lly and It (In lo x lllze r 5 0 0 0 breath le st for alcohol blood level) have been accepted aa evidence for court cases through out the country. "It has held u p very w e ll lo challenges. You ca n 't dispense Mall Ceatlaued from Fags 1A Sim on ft A ssociates delay In seeking a nn exatio n of the unincorporated site due east o f Interstate 4 and so u th of State Road 46 Into the c ity u n til the proposal la approved by the city. S im o n olTIciala denied a n y de­ la y s a n d said Ihe ann exation w o uld o ccu r A p ril 9 before fin al a p p ro v a l o f the ta x -fin a n cin g road plan. C o m m is s io n e r B o b T h o m a s sa id Ihe m a ll w o u ld a ttra c t d e v e lo p m e n t to t h e c i t y ' s w estern a rra s w h ich w o uld In­ crease tax revenue to ih e city . "1 th in k w hat we a land to gain Is the w hole th in g ." T h o m a s said. "(M cC la n a h a n 's opposition) re­ m in d s m e o f the tim e when farm ers had a g rip on th in g s here so n o th in g c o u ld com e here. A n y year now, Sanford sta nds to cru m b le u n le ss we do som e th in g ." " if y i fmf 1*-- . i d s u -toisyC grow th w ould be unbelievable,;' said co m m issio n e r Lon HowxlJ "Y e s. w e're going to give sw ay $6 m illio n , b u l lo ok w hat we re going to have tn 10 y e a rs." M a y o r Bettye S m ith supported the proposal, saying there w ould be o n ly a positive Im pact to city revenues. C o m m issio n e r Herbert " W h lt e y " E c k s t e in s a id he supported the proposal, sa yin g It represented a fair co m prom ise of u sin g taxes paid by the m a ll for p u b lic Im prove m e n ts Tor the m a ll a n d the co m m u n ity. C o m m ission e rs listened to the proposal M onday, but w ill lake no form al action u n til M arch 12. S e m in o le C o u n ty co m m ission e rs m u st ulso approve the proposed tax d is tric t to Include o n ly the 214-ucrc m a ll site because in a ch a rte r county, co u n ty co m m is­ sioners m u st grant p e rm issio n to c lly co m m ission ers lo create the district. U n der the proposal, no m ore than one h alf of the c ity and co u n ty property tuxes generated by the proposed 1.2 m illio n square loot m a ll w o uld go to pay back $6,23 4 ,0 0 0 in bonds w h ich w ould be sold to m ake road Im provem ents caused by traffic going lo (he mall. T h e road Im provem ents w ould Include w idening S R 4 6 (o six lanes between 1-4 a n d C o u n ty R o ad 15. w id e n in g R tn e h a rt Road to s ix lanes a n d b u ild in g a new road to the m a ll Tram A irp o rt Duulcvurd. T o pay for the road and other Im provem ents. S im o n proposed to se ll bonds that w o uld be paid ofT w ith in 14 years. T h e bonds w ould be repaid by creatin g a " ta x in cre m e n t fin an ce d is tric t" LOUISE LEVY LAFONTAINE Lou ise L e vy La fo n la ln c. 63. 5817 S h e lb u m C o u rt. O rlando, died S u n d a y a l O rlando Regional M edical Center. B o ra Ja n . 28. 1927. In Sanford, she m oved lo O rla n d o from Lon g Island. N.Y.. in 1959. S h e was a m edical secretary and Je w ish . S u rv iv o rs Include h u sb a n d. Law rence Joseph; son. D avid. Orlando: daughier. S helley. O r­ lando: sisters, S elm a New m an, A lta m o n te S prings. Rose E d ith J a c o b s o n . S a n fo rd ; one g randch ild. G a r d e n C h a p e l H o m e fo r Fu nerals. Longwood, In charge of arrangem ent* ta ry a n d secondary sch ool s tu ­ dents. O n ly third-, fifth- and eightgrade stu dents take the state assessm ent te s t given ea ch O c­ tober. Tenth-graders ta k e the test e a ch s p rin g a n d m u st p ass It In ord e r lo graduate from h igh school. W h ile not a ll testa w ould be e lim in a te d under C a s to r's p ro ­ posal. som e o f them w ill be cu t b a ck to a llo w co ncen tration on o th e r aspects of learn in g. A l­ t h o u g h t h e b a c k - t o - b a a lc s a p p ro a ch Is s till used, som e stu de nts are takin g tw o o r three sta n d a rd ize d tests each year. E x p e rts sa y th at's too m u ch. W in g e r sa id that he does not feel th a t C a stor la p la n n in g lo e lim in a te a n y testa, ra th e r she Is Sanford Herald M IS S E D D ELIV ER Y Call: 322-2611 to Include o n ly the 2 14-sere m a il site a n d to d ive rt a portion o f the property taxes generated b y the new m al) to pay back Ihe bonds. A l the en d of 14 years, the T1F d is tric t w o uld be dissolved and 100 percent o f the taxes w ould be p a id to the city and co un ty. S cho ol a n d other taxes w ould be unaffected by the T IF d istrict. T h e T IF d is tric t w o u ld be u n d e r total control o f the city , bu t the c ity would not be liable for re p a y m e n t o f the b o n d s sh o u ld th e tax revenu es fall below expectations, c ity attorney BUI C o lb e rt said. |H o a m a t — w $ Caatral Florida - . e n tire ly w ith Inaccuracies. T h e ir are Inherent problem s w ith a n y m e ch a n ical device. It c x rre d a ll state requirem ents m any fold ." R ig g in s said, of Ihe trxtrr. He said that the s ta ir has Just received a grant lo purchase about 2 7 0 In lo x lllz e r 5000 for police stations that haven't been able to b u y th e ir ow n. " A lt h o u g h th is m a ch in e Is fa irly accurate, there's one In­ herent p rob le m ." he said. “ In Flo rid a , it ’s ille gal to have loo m u ch alcohol In y o u r blood. Not in y o u r b re a th ... In y o u r b lo od ." R ig g in s said even Irs lln g blood for alcohol levels Is nol a lw a ys a c c u ra te a n d ih e I n lo x lllz e r 5 0 0 0 by a n a llzln g breath gives a good Indication o f alcohol blood levels. E.C . H art wig. ch ie f o f the stale D epartm ent of H ealth a n d Reh abU ltative S e rvice s' office of laboratory services, said (he 18 d if f e r e n t b r e a t h - t e s t in g m a ch in e s now In use statewide have created an "a d m in is tra tiv e n ig h tm a re ." but the In toxllyzer w ill change a ll that. A $450,000 federal D e part­ m en t o f T ran sp o rtal Ion grunt w as used lo purchase the first 9 0 Intoxllyzer*. and another 90 are lo be delivered by A pril. m . Dorothy 0. Leuia F. Schrwmann, Deltona LouttP. Casey Williams. Deltona Shelto Murphy. Lanpebad ADMItSIONI ■IK L. Scute !*'»)',*y Deity L. McCteed M te w a a n Jeffery C o , Ocllcnc Oterlct J. Smith. Dtltene Jemee C. Sterling. Deltona Both V. Whiteman. Deltona Charlotte S-Hewhin*. Lake Maty AJSinc Pal Mtoro. Lake Mery incite Murphy, Longwood Pauline Jana* Orange City DISC NABOBS Hereto D Martin Paulina Knight Mark T. Rust! Walter llr acute Barbara Event. Deltona Nancy Grauo. Deltona Majal 0. Hallanhan. Deltona Milton Mewintki, Deltona Ilmen Sllv* Deltona Matthew Tucker, Deltona Sandra Janwa and kcky girl. Sardard Pone tope M y on and baby boy. Santord M a n n a Uttoy and baby bay. Santord ■ISTHS Cantral P tends Sagteoal ttetgital Kimberly A. Benmtt, a baby bay. Santord Michel la L. Attire. a baby girl. Euttlt Terekc C. Sate*, a baby bay. Orange City AD M ISSIO N S TavInlthaN Burba Steven Char tot Bennie Cal Mat Virginia Ganialai Frankie E . Herat E rn eiloJ. Bull Clarence*. Silver Jen ph Wethlngton Jr. Ro che lle H V ln g lln g Thelm a Kant, D eBary ' V a ra L B aalar. Deltona L in d a P ir e l, Deltona Connie L . SI. Rack. Dkitone H ow ard T im m . L ak e Helen D ou gle t J. B a lle t. Orange C ity J a m e s W. Hew ver, Or tnga C ity Cher le t E . B o y a r, O tto * i P a l m in e f Brighten. Worth C o tjm e r, N V □ lie HANOI S Santord 15a p it , .'*e,. k— Tina M . tenant and baby girl, lantern Pteaaure Sutton and bany girl. Santord Michelle L. Atkina and baby girl. I w t lt SI STMS Nathalie M Vlngllng. a baby girl, Santord k OMISSIONS Ranter, Brawn ManryL. Byrd Willie J Cleveland Sudan Cr event Clyde Hager IhacuHc V. Hamgton Wllhelmlna Hertramph Cathy Methit Anna 0 May Shunderkte M a li M yrfit Panting Brooke Powell Thom aaF-W tlu Milton Dutour. DeBary Jam et W Hawaii. DeBary Trudy G. Pugh. DeBary R kky L Young. DeBary Batty J Harking. Deltona Frederick T. Howell. Deltona Robert H. Marrow. Deltona Glenn W. T reweek. Deltona Gyula Ter h i Dei lone Barbara Simmons. Lake Mary Irma Levy. Langwoed Cher tot R . Perking. Orange Clly Darcy L. Stager. Orlande Sterling M Reger. Otleen Joseph 0 Cowin. Sorrento DISCHARGES Santord Anna K. Durmigan. DeBary Wllterd A. Malian, DeBary Lait SmaraM. OaBary Duane Gatos. Deltona Jamas Howling. Deltona Henry S. Schmitt, Ddtona Robert 0 Smith. Deltona SeraWettan. Deltona E lite Marr It, Geneva Harry Nipper, FI. M id i. S C Rachel Id H Vlngllng and baby g irl, TereteC. Bates and baby bey. Orange City BINTH1 Cathy M etil t, a baby girl, San tor d *** NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE *** CITY OF SANFORD WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM IF YO U M EET THE INCOME LIMITS BELOW . AND YO U R HOME CAN BE WEATHERIZED. YOU CO U LD R ECEIV E ASSISTANCE IN THE FOLLOW ING AREAS: ATTIC INSULATION; CAULKING; PREVENTIO N O F AIR INFILTRA­ TION; WINDOW REPAIfVREPLACEM EN T; W ATER H EAT ER INSU­ LATION JACKET; W ATER FLOW C O N TRO LLERS. ETC. (ELIGIBILITY DETERMINATION IS S U B JE C T TO VERIFICATION OF INCOME. AND FU ND S AVAILABILITY. FO R FU RTH ER DETAILS CO N TACT THE COMMUNITY D EVELO PM EN T O FFICE (407) 330 5665) INCOME LIMITS AN N U AL INCOME FAMILY SIZE M O ND AY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. "S A M E D A Y D E L IV E R Y IS O U R G O A L " 1 $ 7,213 2 $ 9,663 $12,113 3 4 $14,563 $17,013 5 $t9,463 6 7 $21,913 $24,363 8 FO R FAMILIES EXCEEDING S M EM B ER S. ADD *2.450 FO R EACH ADOITION �a * — Sanford Herald. San lord. Florida — Tuaeday. March 6. 1900 Soviet C o m m u n ists trounced by pro-dem ocracy ca n d id a te s More flag-burning ehargaa dropped W A S H IN G T O N — T h e new federal law b a n n in g flag d e s c c n illo n w as dealt a second straigh t setback w h en a federal |u d g r th rew out ch arges against three m en accused o f torch ing A m e rica n flags on the U.S. C a p ito l steps. U .S. D istrict Ju d g e J u n e G re e n dism issed the case M onday against Dread Scott. Dave B la lo ck and S ha w n E lch m a n . each charged w ith v io la tin g the F la g Protection A ct o f 1989. The three cla im e d the law Is u nco n stitu tio nal. T w o w eeks ago. u federal ju d g e In Seattle dism isse d charges against four people arrested for b u rn in g A m rrtra n llags m om ents after the law took effect. M oot* attacks, but muahar racas on A N C H O R A G E . A la sk a — A moose attacked a sled dog team on the Idltarod tra il, but the m u sh e r shot the m oose and raced on In the m arathon trek across the A laska w ilde rne ss w ith the fro n tru n n e rs 2 7 4 m ile s from the Anchorage start T uesday In the 1 .161-m lle race to Nome. Idltaro d race o fficials had a scare M onday w hen tw o passing p ilo ts repon ed seeing a moose sta nding tangled In the lines o f a m u s h c r's dog team, and a w lrlln g volcanic ash from a new e ru p tio n o f Redoubt V olca n o Impeded rescuers from reaching the scene 17S m ile s from the Anchorage sta rtin g line . B u t Dr. L o rrrn W eaver. 90. shot and k ille d the moose that Invaded h is 18-dog team a n d lim pe d Into the n e xt checkpoint at F in g e r L a k e w ith an in ju re d dog and dam aged gear, but o th e rw ise O K a n d Intent on co n tin u in g the a d ve n tu rou s race. Oklahoma modal crownad Mrs. Amarlca L A S V E G A S . Nev. — J e n n ife r Jo h n so n , a 9-foot-9 m odel from E d m o n d . Okta. captu red the M rs. A m e rica cro w n M onday In co m p e titio n against w ives a n d m others from a ll 50 states. Jo h n s o n . 28. the m other o f tw o boys. Is m arried to a lawyer. T h e cro w n in g of M rs. A m e rica In the show room o f the F la m in g o H ilto n o n the L a s V egas S trip w as taped for national te le v isio n M onday hosted by Florence H enderson and Peter M a rsh a ll. It Is to be aired In three to four weeks. Iguana tha Iguana anjoys TV, grapas B A T O N R O U G E — Iguana, the lost Iguana. Is rrs tln g l u m lo rta b ly u i F ra n k ie W y n n 's house, sn a c k in g o n grapes and e n jo y in g a bit o f television. " H e 's a strange-looklng d u de ." W y n n sa ys o f th e 3-foot reptile w ho appeared on h is patio u w eek ago. " H e 's green and bla ck, but by no m e a ns is he cu te ." W y n n says Iguana, so nam ed because the fa m ily does not w a n t to get too attached to the creature, appeared on h is patio a s he w as c a rry in g a ladder to clean out som e gutters. H r ca p tu re d the Iguana, put It In a cage, and has been w o rk in g on doim -M U-ating It. " S lim then, we've been petting h im . b u n d lin g hint. H e 's eatin g grapes and w a tch in g T V rig id now H e u s u a lly lik e s little sp lliai h salad before Ills grapes." Fast-food firms hit on nultrltlon pact W A S H IN G T O N — F o u r m ajor fast-food co m pan ies a rc d e fyin g an agreem ent w ith eigh t states to p rovide consu m ers w ith n u tritio n a l Inform ation at a ll outlets, the C en ter for S c ie n c e In th e P u b lic In terest cla im e d M o n d a y , c it in g M cD o n a ld 's . B u rg e r K in g . K e n tu ck y F ile d C h ic k e n a n d W e n d y 's In C a lifo rn ia . Illin o is, lowu. Lo u isia n a. New M exico. New York. T e xa s and V irg in ia . From United P ro w International reports Senate debates revised legislation for cleaner air Unltad Praa* Intsrssthsil W A S H IN G T O N - T h e Senate opened debate on com prom ise c le a n u lr l e g is l a t io n u m ld ch arges by state and local o f­ fic ia ls ih c b ill w ould leave m il­ lio n s o f A m e rica n s ch o k in g on sm og and to xic e m issio n s w ell Into the next ce n tu ry. A s S e nate le aders fo rm a lly in tro d u ce d a b ip a rtis a n c o m ­ prom ise worked out w ith the itu s h ad m in istra tio n , the slate and Incut o fllrla ls vowed M onday to lo b b y for "a b so lu te ly c ritic a l" u m e n d m c n ls lu to ugh en the le g is la t io n , p u n le u lu r ly o n a u t o m o b ile e m is s io n s a n d p o llu tio n fro m m e d iu m -s iz e d furlortcs. A t a news conference w ith d issid e n t senators, o il tria ls from 12 sta le s said Senate leaders co m p rom ise d too m u ch In sutlsly in g a d m in is tra tio n co ncerns ubout how m u ch the legislation w o uld cost Industry. T h e c o m p r o m is e , w h ic h addresses urban smog, acid ruin a n d c a n c e r-c a u s in g c h e m ic a l e m issio n s from Industry, was ann ou n ced last week a lte r 22 d a ys o f private negotiations. T h e ta lk s were triggered by a veto threat from President Bu sh . who said the In itial b ill d raw n up by the S cn u ic E n v iro n m e n t and P u b lic W o rks Com m ittee w ould cost tw ice as m u ch as h is plan for little a d d itio n a l benefit. W h ile B u sh prom ised clean a ir for every A m e rica n by Ihe year 2000 when he Introduced h is proposal lust year. Ihe state olTIclals said the com prom ise has so m any loopholes that sm og Is lik e ly lo persist well Into the next ce n tu ry In dozens o f the 101 elites now v iolatin g federal health standards. A n d. th ey argued, w ith o u t firm federal p o litie s to ensure u n ifo rm p o llu tio n c o n tro l re ­ q u irem ents nationw ide, states that Insist on lough em ission lim its w ould w ind up econom ic losers as Industries m ove to states w ith w eaker laws. "T h e proposed 'com pro m ise' Is a hud deal for the A m e rica n people," said Ja m e s Lent, e xec­ u tive officer o f Ihe South Coast A ir D u a lity M anagem ent Board, w hich sets u lr p ollu tion policy lo r Ihc last A n ge le s area. "It co m prom ises p u blic health. It c o m p ro m is e s fa irn e s s and e qu ity between the stales. It even co m p rom ise s ih c future of our ch ild re n ." he said. MOSCOW Pro-democracy candidates who challenged the Communlat Party In regional elections were poised to win In the nation's second- and thtrdlargest cities, according to pre­ lim inary results released by opposition groups. The official newa agency Taaa said Monday that m averick politician Boris Yeltsin easily won a seat In the Russian Parliament, and Yeltsin aald he would seek the republic's pre­ sidency as the next step in hta remarkable rebound from politi­ cal disgrace. About two years ago, Yeltsin was fired aa Moscow party boss and kicked out of the ruling Politburo for contending Presi­ d en t M ik h a il G o r b a c h e v 's perestroika reforms were moving loo slowly. Parliament will select the president of the republic. Taaa also reported that In special runoff elections Sunday. Lithuania's pro-Independence m o vem en t o v e rw h e lm in g ly gained control of the Baltic republic's Parliament, setting up a confrontation with Moscow over accession. The Sajudla nationalists won 18 more seats, giving them 88 of the 141 In the rep u b lica n Parliament. Taaa aald. The first 70 Sajud ls candidates were elected Feb. 24. A total of I IS of F irs t,- b u s b ro k e d o w n a n d th e n ... U W rap■rt M O U N T P L E A S A N T - If they co u ld have seen Into Ih e fu t u r e . 4 5 C e n t r a l M lc h lg u n U n iv e rs ity s tu ­ de n ts m igh t have decided to s k ip a sp rin g break trip to ih e G u lf o f M exico. T h e f ir s t o m e n th a t th in g s w eren't going rig h t ca m e la s t F r id a y w h e n th e ir departure from M ount P leasant w as delayed five i .h o u rs b y a n a ilin g bus. said * " a t m M otdana. p m t d m t of C a m p u s Beach C lu b , the ^ ip e n v e r - b a s e d c h a r t e r a gency that arranged the trip. Late F rida y , the b u s s lid across an Indiana h ig h w a y a n d rolled on to Its aide, le a v in g 37 tra ve le rs w ith m in o r In ju rie s . A t th a t p o int. 19 of Ihe stu dents decided to a ban don th eir 8 3 0 0 trip lo S ou th Padre Isla n d . T e xa s. T h e y a c ­ cepted a refund a n d free b u s rid e home. U ndaunted, the rest of the g rou p spent the n ight in a c h u rc h basem ent Red C ro ss shelter. A replace­ m en t bu s arrived s ix hours late and the trip resum ed at 5 :30 p.m . S aturday. A t 4 :30 a m. S u n d a y , two w h e e ls fell o ff Ihc bus In C u llm a n . A la . T h e b u s d riv e r m anaged to co ntrol the b u s and p u ll It over to the side o f the road w itho u t In ju ry to a n y o f the pas­ sengers. M otdane offered a free b u s rid e hom e w ith full refund o r a bus rid e to S o u th Padre Island w ith a 5 0 percent refund. Abou t 21 stu de nts co n tin u e d on the Journey w ith a n extra 8 1 5 b s p e n d in g m o n e y . F iv e o t h e rs d e c id e d to co m plete Lite trip on an airplan e. "It Is not u n u su a l for c h a r t e r b u se s to b re a k dow n, but for It lo happen after un Occident ... th a t's n ever happened to u s be­ fore ." M oldanc said. No quick freedom for hostages Iranian fu n d a m e n ta list le a d e rs say no d eal yet Unltsd Press Intsrnatlonal B E IR U T . Lebanon — R a n k in g p rn lra n lu u fu n ­ da m e n ta list lig u rcs do not expect an im m inen t release o f the W estern hostages believed held by T e h ra n 's re ligio u s allies in Lebanon. Ihc leading A n N .di.ir new spaper said Tuesday. U n id e n tifie d lu n d a m rn ta llst ulfn-lals close lo Ira n ian circ le s categorized reported d ip lo m a lie effo rts recently aim e d a i treeing som e of the 18 W estern hostages "u s e xplo ra tory." A n -N ah ar s a id " T h e re is som e readiness In the Iranian ca p ita l lo m ove the Issue of ih e hostages." An-Nahar said. " B u t a re le a se -o f the captives is m il expected soon." T he n ilic u ls "c o n firm e d " d e n ia ls by the W h ite Mods, iti.il W a sh in gton has not engaged in recent clan destin e effort* to tree Ihe ca p llv rs . An-N ahar said "T h e m e ch a n ism to free ih e h oslagrs is not a v a ila b le " A n -N a h ar quoted the u llli la ls as saying. "T h e Iranian s w ould prefer direct co n ta cts w ith W ash in gton co n cern in g Ihc hostages." An-N ahar quoted uii unnam ed fun dam entalist source as saying E xp e rts In Iranian a ffa irs told U n ited Prrsn Internal tonal T uesday lh a i Ih ry believed T ehran was b e h in d ih e present re v iv al o f the hostage Yeltsin eyes presidency STOCKHOLM. Sweden Maverick Soviet polHIcten Boris Yeltsin, having vastly won ■ oeat In Parliament, expressed a willingness to seek the presidency of the Russian Republic. ” 1 have promised my voters not to aay no If I'm suggested (as s presidential candidate)." Yeltsin told reporters Monday after hta arrival In Stockholm on a book-promotion tour. Earlier, on a stopover In A m sterd am . Netherlands. Yeltsin said the result of Sunday's elections In the th e 141 legislative seats have been filled. T h e rem ain der w ill be ch o se n W edn esday and T h u rsd a y. A lth o u g h T a s s sa id o ffic ia l re s u lts o f S u n d a y 's re g io n a l p a rlia m e n t a n d c it y c o u n c il e le ctio n s In the R u ssia n R e­ p u b lic . th e U k r a in e a n d B ye lo ru ssia w ill not be released Im m ediately, e a rly retu rn s from opposition groups showed dem ­ ocratic bloc candidates leading. T h e elections were the second s ta g e o f P r e s id e n t M ik h a il G o rbach ev's reform s. In the first stage, s n atio n a l P arlia m e nt w as e le c t e d In m u lt i- c a n d id a t e three largest Soviet republics would give added Impetus to the refarms begun by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. "T h e vote has made It possible to strengthen reforms and permit new measures to be taken." Yeltsin aald of Ihe elections. In which democrat­ ic candidates trounced ortho­ dox com m unists In many districts. - Au$i is 177,700 11.417,000 tUrriti 1,M l TOO 1IA2L00Q ■yotwuMta M700 10.009.000 AntMjwi 77.400 0,701000 Otwgl* 74Jit }774000 TadzMk S4J19 4.141.000 Moldavia tu u 4,147000 Kirghiz 71,147 40)1000 Lithuania 74,171 700)000 Aimanfa 1U04 1007000 Turkman 119,417 1070000 Latvia 74,14) 7077000 Maria 1741] 1041000 l e g i s l a t u r e a n d 3 ) 0 In B y e lo ru s s ia 's , a n d h u n d re d s m ore In c ity a n d regional co u n ­ cils. G orbachev ca lle d the vote a "referendum o n perestroika." R e s u lts a n n o u n c e d by Ihe o p p o s itio n R u k h N a tio n a lis t M o v e m e n t m o n it o r s In th e U k ra in ia n ca p ita l of Kiev and I n d e p e n d e n t m o n i t o r s In Le n in g ra d showed Ihe orthodox co m m u n ists were defeated in those m etropolitan renters. Bipartisan AIDS disaster relief unveiled United Press W A S H IN G T O N W a rn in g that Ihc A ID S epidem ic Is not over. Sens, Edw ard Kennedy. D -M uis.. and Orrtn Hatch, R-Utah. today proposed legislation p roviding 8500 m illio n In "d isa ste r r c l le r for v ic tim s o f the disease. H a lf Ihc m oney w ould go to the 13 e lite s hardest hit by acquired Im m une deficien cy syndrom e, w ith the rest distributed am ong Ihe sta le s so th ry can develop program s lo care for v ic tim s ot the epidem ic. T he hard-hit areas, a cco un tin g for 6 0 percent of U.S. A ID S cases, are New Y o rk. L o s Angeles. San Francisco. H ouston, W ash in gton . New ark. N .J.. Chicago. M iam i. P hiladelphia. Atlan ta. Dallas. Boston, and San Ju a n . P uerto Klco. "In term s o f pain, suffering and costs. A ID S Is as severr a disaster as anv earthquake, h u rrica n e ur d ro u g h t." Kennedy said In re m a rks prepared for d e liv e ry at a new s conference that was lo be attended by actre ss E lizabeth T aylo r, founding ch a irw o m an of Ihe Fo un dation for A ID S Hesearch. " A m e r ic a re s p o n d e d w ith in d a y s to th e C a lifo rn ia earthquake. W e have pledged tens of b illio n s to rescue the savings and loan Industry. A ID S Is a com parable disaster a n d we need to respond a cco rd in g ly ." K c n n rd y said. T h e sponsors said Ihe bill w o uld provide fust relief for c ity h ealth system s c ru m b lin g under Ihe w elght of the e pide m ic, us well us prepare sm aller to w n s and m ru l arcus, where the rate of Increase In A ID S cases Is now Ihe greatest. " T h e AID S em ergency Is not behind us — HIV (the A ID S viru s) re m a in s a great threat tu co m m u n itie s across Ih r n a tio n ." K c n n rd y said. " B y 1991. 80 percent o l new A ID S ruses w ill be diagnosed outside New Yo rk and C a lifo rn ia ." ----------------- — n ;*. ■ » . FREE CLASSIFIED ADS 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 $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as 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. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. MAIL TO: Sanford Harald C lasslflsd A d s P .0 . Box 1857 Sanford, F L 32772-1857 • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • *100 OR LESS PRINT AD H ERE:. Issue. " T h e Iranians m oved the ca rd of the hostages gam blin g on opening Ihc lltr ol ih c strained relations w ith Ihe A m e ric a n s ." said an Indepen­ dent expert w ho requested an o n ym ity. T ehran, now led by pra g m atic leader H a sh cm l Rafsanjanl. w as seeking to Improve Us relations w ith (he West, n ota bly the U ntied Stales. Ihe experts said. O f the 18 W estern hostages being held by v a rio u s pro-1run tan S h iite M oslem groups, eight are Am erican s. How ever, a T ehran T im e s e d ito ria l said Tuesday the hostage Issue sh ou ld Is- solved apart from the resu m ption ol n o rm a lize d relation s between Iran and the U n ited S la te s because T e h ra n has no involvem ent in hostage taking. Ira n 's official Islam ic R e p u b lic New s A gency reported. 90,444,000 m to o "I will advise {Gorbachev) to push forward faster and to propose a lax and property reform to give perestroika a legal fram ew ork." Yeltsin said. ballo tin g, but the second phase penetrates the regional co m m u ­ nist stro ngh olds that G orbachev has so ld are b lo ck in g h is eco­ n o m ic re fo rm a T h e e le ctio n s In Ihe three re p u b lics a cco un tin g for nearly three-fourths of Ihe Soviet U n ­ io n 's 2 9 0 m illio n p o p u la tio n offered voters an a rra y of ca n ­ d id a te s ra n g in g R u s s ia n n a ­ tio n alists. orthodox co m m u n ists and ra d ica l reform ers. In some places, a s m a n y aa 2 0 ca n ­ didates vie d for one spot. A t sta k e were 1.068 se a ls in the R u s s ia n P a rlia m e n t. 450 p la c e s fo r Ih e U k r a in ia n 144MOOO Ukrafaw DOS N A M E __ ______________________________________ PHONE AOORESS ...................... ....... .............................................. I Sub,crib* To Tho Sanford Harold I I Ya* I I No Sanford Herald "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties" 800 N. French Ava., Sanford 322-2811 �TUESDAY S a n f o r d H e r a ld M a r c h 6, 1 9 9 0 Sports ■ Ptopto. P m 3B ■ Cl***lfkd” P»g* 6B ■ Conflict, PtgtIB SCO softball, baseball teams try to end losing ways IN BRIEF •vM AM M M Tf* Herald sports wrltor J.V. B A M IA L L Tribe knocks o lf Lake Mary L A K E M A R Y — Robbie M organ a n d Je re m y C h u n a t co m bine d on four-hitter M onday o Irad th e S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l J u n io r v a rs ity baseball team lo a 5-2 w in over Lake M ary. Now 4-0. S e m in o le w ill hosl L y m a n on W ednesday at 3:30 p.m . M organ s tru c k out fou r In h is five Innings o f w o rk to Im prove h is record to 2-0. C h u n a t had one strik e ou t as he p icke d up his second save. T h e tw o alao contributed on eflense. Morgan sco rin g a ru n w hile C h u n a t had a tw o-run single In the second Inning. D cm e try Beam on led the Sem inole a tta ck with tw o ain gles a n d one RBI. M alt Freem an and T od d C a rp e n te r each had an R ill w h ile P h illip K in g scored Iw o ru ns and D avid E ck ste in scored one ru n. B r ill Henderson singled and scored a run. S cott Fergerson a lso singled. i iwwsu Lftfca Mar* B in ilB m* bib i - i i i •_ * « i CNuFVBf u> and Frw m an D*fJlv« III. M c C a ll* II). DMlIvs (t) anO Crwn WP - Marfwt II «) IP l» l) U w - O h m I dnd) )• - A r o n iL s k t S U r jl I t — M n MS — Non* l i w i n - S— P in o f <0. M ry ) I GOLF FPQ A takes aim on Ekana T h e F lo rid a Police G o lfe rs A ssocia tion w ill pla y Its M arch tournam ent ai Ihe E k a n a G o lf and C o u n try C lu b s ta rlin g at 9 a.m. on M arch 12. L a w enforcem ent officers from arou n d Ihe stale w ill be com peting In a n 18-hole Individual stroke pla y tourney at Ihe new Eka n a course In Oviedo. T ro p h ie s w ill he aw arded In four handicapped (lights p lu s a callaw ay (light. One tro phy w ill be aw arded to the low gross score In each handicap p lu s the first and second best low net scores In each fligh t. T h e two best low net scores w ill receive Irophles in ih e ca lla w a y (light. G o lfers Interested in en terin g th is tournam ent and w ho are active o r retired law enforcem ent officers from any state should contact the to urn am ent ch airm an. H e rb H a n le y , at (407) 322-3781. E n try fee o f * 3 5 Includes use of golf cart p lu s lu n ch. L u n c h w ill be a h alf r h lc k r n d in n e r provided by the O viedo V .F.W . E n try deadline Is F h d a y , M arch 9. Oviedo grad Walsanen honored W in te r S p rin g )' Scott W alsanen, a sophom ore at A n de rso n College In S o u th C a rolin a, has been nam ed to the National J u n io r College A lh le llc A ssocia tion Academ ic A ll-A m e rica Team . A pyscho lo gy m ajor w ith a 3.93 grade point average. W alsanen w as co-captain of th is year's A n derso n College soccer leant and helped lead Ihe T ro ja n s to a 1 9 6 record and second place In Ihe C a ro lln a s Ju n io r C ollege Conference. A C c o a c h T o d d M c C o r m ic k s a id th a t W alsanen Is co nsidering sch olarsh ip offers from several four-year schools. W a ls a n e n . son o f W in te r S p r in g s ' P h il W alsanen and G lo ria Uayltft. graduated from O viedo H igh School, w here la- was M V P o f the soccer team , a m em ber o f the N atio nal Honor Society a n d a Disney "D re a m e r und D oer." FISHING Record shad taken on St. John’s For the th ird lim e th is year, ihe sla te record for Ihe A m e rica n shad has fulled on the St. J o h n 's R iver. Bud D an ke rt o f P alatine. 111., art a new stale record by catch in g a 5-pound. 3-ounce shad w h ile fis h in g near Lem on B lu ff on Ihe upper St. Jo h n 's . D an ke rt becam e the first a n g le r lo catch a shad that b ro k r the 5-pound mark. D an kert hooked Into the large shad on Feb. 15 w h ile fis h in g w ith a shad dart. T h e fish m easured 22.75 Inches long nrul hud u g lrtji o f 14 Inches. D a n k e rt's record s u rp a sse s the p re v io u s record of 4-pounds, 15.25-ounccs set by Ja m e s A. A lle n o f Ja c k s o n v ille on Ja n . 23. C O C O A — S c m ln o lr C o m m u n ity C o lIrK r failed in Its bid to repeat a s cham pion In I he Brevard Cotm nu n lly College S o lih u ll In vlta lio n a l nl C o c im over Ihe w eekend. b rin g forced to set lie tor a H r for fifth. T h r la rk o f h ittin g in recent Karnes has caused the H aiders' record fall to 13-12 on the season and 3-3 tn the M id -Florida Confer­ ence, S C C w ill attem pt In rebound from Ihe r r r r n t slide today w hen II hosts conference foe S an ta F c C o m m u n ity C o lle g e fro m G a in e s v ille In a doubleheader sei for 3 p.m. at the R a id e r softball field located behind Ih e n ew C o n t in u in g E d u c a tio n bu ild in g . T h e Haiders, w ho dropped a pair o f co nferen ce ga m e s to Florid a C o m m u n ity C o lle g r at Ja ck so n v ille o n Friday, co u ld n 't score a run on Just eight h its In Us first iw o games o f pool pla y on S atu rda y am i were o n Ihe verge of not m a kin g Ihe m ain to urn am ent draw on Sun day. S C C responded by scoring four ru n s In the top o f the seventh, three o n C h risty B la n k e n s h ip ’s hom e run. lo . defeat D aytona 9-H. Then they scored two ru n s In ih e fifth Inning tn stop M ia m l-D a d e C o m m u n ity College-South 6-4 and advance to th e m ain draw. But ih e R aiders co u ld not k re p u p Ihe m om entum a n d dropped a 10-1 decision io the defending national ch am pion T lm b e rw o lv cs o f Lake C ity , e lim in a tin g S C C from the to u rn a m e n t,L a k e C ity broke open a 34) game w ith tw o ru ns In Ihe fifth Inning and five ru n s In Ihe sixth. The leading h itte rs for S C C were D e n is e H o w e ll (5 -fo r-1 3 |. A llA m e rica n K im K in g (U-for-16). L a k e H ow ell graduate G in g e r Y o rk am i Sem inole graduate Bobble Osborne Iboth 3 f o r l3 | a n d B ecky A rm wood (4-for-lS w ith a triple). •CC BASEBALL TEAM AT HOME Th« SCC booobaU I t u i baglas u aatandad k o m stood today aa tha Raiders try ta «a d a nlno-game losing atroak aad maka a raa at a spat la tka state toaraaaaat ia May. SCC. 1-14 overall aad 1-B ia tka Mid-Florida Coafereace, will play 11 af Ita neat 13 homo, atartlag ata wltk Brevard C e a a a a lty College today. Oaase tiaie la aet far 3 p.m. at Raider Field. Tko Raiders w ill aloa play at kaaia aa Wednesday agaiaat Slag College of Toaaoeaao aad Tkaroday agaiaat coaler#ace foe ■aata Ft Community Callage from Oalaeoellle. Betk gaaae will start at 3 p.m. Rummel rallies for win From S A N F O R D — Ken R u m m e l C h evro let scored three ru n s w ith Iwo out In the b ottom o f Ihe seventh Inning to w in Its fourth s tra ig h t game a n d hand Concrete C o nce pts Its second straight loss 4-3 In Sanford R ecreation M o n d ay N ight S oftball League action at C h ase Pork. In Ihe other games. A ce H ardw are o f V olu sia routed A llm a n A W addles 12-0 w h ile Strom berg-Carlson scored eight ru n s In th e to p o f the seventh Inning lo post a 9-4 triu m p h over Cabinet Aire. A fter M onday n ig h t's p la y , the T im Haines C o nn ectio n now has a IVl-gam e lead w ith a perfect 6-0 m ark. C o ncre te C oncepts Is at 5-2. Ken R u m m e l and A ce H ardw are at 4-3. Cabinet A ire at 3-4. Slrotnberg-C arlson 2-3 a n d A llm a n A W addles 0-7. Next w eek’ s schedule h as Concrete C o n ce p t» ta k in g on Ace H ardw are at 6:30 p.m .. Ken R u m m e l try in g lo k n o c k oft T H C at 7:30 p.m a n d A llm a n A W addles facing S lrom berg-C arlson at 7:30 p.m. Cabinet A ire has the week off. Confrere. Concepts scored U u m u is ln . lh e first in n in g and one run tn th e th ird to take a 3-0 lead In Its a llr m p l to bounce back from Iasi w eek' loss to T R C . Ken H um m el p icke d up a ru n In the fo u rlh but Concrete s till held a 3-1 lead entering Ihe bottom o f the seventh. W ith one out. C h u c k L am b e rt and J a s o n M ille r singled before Todd C h risten sen forced M ille r at second for the second ou t o f the Inning. W ilk s then lined a triple to left-center, sco rin g Lam bert and M ilter lo lie Ihe score. C h ris N lc k le drew a w a lk and L a m b ended the game w ith an RBI sin gle to left. C o n trib u tin g lo Ihe R u m m el offense were L a m b c n and C h risten sen (two sin gles and one ru n scored each). N lckle . L a m b and M ille r (two sin gles each), W ilk s (triple, run scored). Ken O sw ald (single, run scored) a n d C a ry Keefer and D avid G o ld s llc k (one sin g le each). P rovidin g Ihe offense for Concrete Concepts, w h ich w as lim ited lo five hits, were J a c k Lew is (Irlplc. run scorcdl. Hobby G allo. M ike Hllgar. W ill tilund and Steve G ra y (one single e ach l and W alt M u llig a n and D u sty H arm on (one run scored each). A ce Hardw are had little trouble w ith A llm a n A W addles as they collected n in e h lls, fiv e w alks and four errors on oftense w h ile lim b in g A llm a n 10 on ly three singles on defense. A fte r scoring one run In the first Inning. A ce added five ru n s In the second and three In both Ihe Ih lrd a n d fourth to end the game by the m ercy rule. A ce w as led by J e ff A te n (three singles, run scoredl. C a rl Lee (triple, sin gle, two ru n s sroredl. M an n y S ilv ia (single Iw o ru n s scored). M ark A te n and R ick Nelson (one single and one ran scored each). Kevin B la c k (single). J o h n Boggs (Iwo ru n s scored) and T o m B u rn h a m . Je ff W h ltie m o rc and R ic k B ry a n t (one ru n scored eachl. C o lle ctin g Ihe lills for A llm a n w ere Preston RiC h arde. Pat Jo h n so n a n d Ja m e s B esslngcr. T h e last game of the e vening w as u defensive R ick Perkins (at bal, top) and hla Ken Rummel Chevrolet teammates rallied to beat Concrete C o n ce p ts 4-3 on Monday. One key play cam e in Ihe Ihlrd Inning when Rum m el catch er S cott Murphy lagged out Steve Gray (bottom), keeping Concrete C o ncepts from taking a 4 0 lead. Lions Club tourney on Saturday 11Boo Softball, Pago 2B T h e S an fo rd Lion s C lu b Is p la n n in g lo lau nch Its a n n u a l S had F ish in g T ou rnam en t for the v is u a lly Im paired at M ullet! L a k e P a rk on S atu rda y. M arch 10. State champ Patriots highlight S A C girls’ soccer teams T h e sch edule c a lls for a ll pa rticip an ts lo meet at 9 a.m. w ith all boats In the water at 9:30 a.in. W elgh-ln w ill be ut 12:30 p.m. w ith a picn ic lu n ch sponsored by S u n U a n k set for 1 p m. T ro p h le s w ill be aw arded at 2 p.m. Fo r m ore Inform ation contact N orm Hart ut 321 -3733 o r Bettyc S m lt h ut 330-5601. Compile* from otaffan* wire roporto BEST BETS ON TV BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m . — S U N . N B A . Utah Ja xa at O rlando M agic. (L) Complete Ilalingoon Fog* IB From etetf roporto C la ss 4 A stale ch a m pio n Luke B ra n tle y placed a co tifcrcn cr-lca d ln g i o players on t ills year's A ll-S cm ln ole A th le tic Conference g irls' soccer teams. T h e Lake Bran tley Patriots, who w on the S A C title w ith u 10-0-2 record, und Ihe Lym an G reyhounds, who fin ish ed second In Ihe SAC. each had four players nam ed to Ihe first leant. Lake How ell added tw o players and L a k e M ary one lo e o n ip lr lr th r ftrsl 11. Fo r U ik r Brantley. Beth Schaefer. Stephanie Sunders. Eva S nyder and Jo y ce 'lu ll Is were A ll-S A C first team selection s w h llr Beekv Carr. K e rry M u sa n le . T a m m y F u ls a n g a n d A m y M eyers were picked from L ym an . Representing □ ik e How ell are Je s s ic a C a n L ire lll und Dana Iloyesen w h ile A m y A le xa n d e r w as nam ed Iroin Lake Mary. Schaefer am i C a rr were also llr s H r a m All-S tale choices by the Florida A th le tic C o ach e s A ssocia­ tion. K in d K n r/. M arel S tark and C ln d v Becker were Iton picks. From L ym a n . Je n n ife r M cA vo y and T racy S lie r were voted lo the second team w ith A n ne Brew er and J i l l Mott voted honorable m e n tio n honors. GIRLS1SOCCER SAC All-Conlor«nco First loom Both Lake H o w e ll a m i S e m in o le h.ul six players honored Besides C a rd a re lll and Boyesen. □ ik e H o w e ll placed M ichelle C o ok and Je n n ie Y ca rlck on the second team a s Heather Drann a n il B e v e rly D icke rson were honorable m rn llo n picks. Beth Schaefer, L a k e Brantley B ecky C a rr. L ym a n K e rry M usante, L ym a n Stephanie Sanders, L a k e Brantley Je ssica C a rd a re lll. L a k e Howell T a m m y Fulsang. L ym a n A m y A lexan der, L a k e M a ry A m y M eyers, L y m a n E v a Snyder, L a k e B ra n tle y Dana Boysen, L a k e H ow ell Joyce T u llis. L a k e B ra n tle y Conference cham pion: Lake Bran tley Coach ol B ra n tle y the Y e a r: John Schaefer, Lake nam ed from Luke Brantley lo the A ll Conference second team w hile T a ra H arding. Lau ra lle d ilo n and Nicole D cl.iliouvsuyc were honorable men For Sem inole. H eather B ro w n |u first-team A ll state p ick by the F A C A In C la s s 3A-2A-1AI was voted to the A ll Conference second team. Am y W illia m s. Je n n ife r Benge. C h ris ty Oliver. Daw n llo r k s and M ichelle H a rris were honorahle m cn llo ri selections. □ ik e M arv. C la s s 4 A stale ch a m pio n s a year ago had A le xa n d e r nam ed lo Ihe A ll-S A C ftrsl team w hite C rlssle Snow and D ava Hoover were voletl lo ih e M-eonil leant and T u m m y S c u ll ands l.cA n n c lla / llc nam ed honorable m ention For Oviedo. A s h le y W illia m so n was a second leant hom nee w h ile N leki E p p cl voted honorable m ention. D c la in d 's L o ti W llk e n s was also an honorable on niton choice �s a — Sanloirt m »»»m !Unlord. Florida — Tuesday. March 8. 1990 Late basket by Rice helps Heat past Jazz S T A T S & STAN D IN GS TO O AYt BASK B A LL toml—to of Daytona IticMtotowi 4 p m Lack U w a P ra t •* M u to r 'i Acadamy, 4 pm . S O ftB A L L Lyman n . Samtoato at fa rt Malian Part. J45a.m U f a Braattoy at O a ta a i, 4 :9 p m . la c B L a v a PrapatMtcftar's irtA a m y .a U p m o o if Lrw an at Samtoato l Bart). 3 30 p m Samtoato at Lyman (Girls). 3 30p m. Lata Ha m it at. Trinity Prap at Daar Bun (B oys). 3 3 0 p m Lata Hanafl n . Or. toM H p at Oranpa Traa IC irltl. 3 30p m Lata Branttoy at CtoLaad (Bays). TENNIS Samtoato at Lyman (Bayt and Clrft). 3:30 pm Apapta at Lata Htoafl (Bayt \. 4 p m . Lata Hawaii n . Apapta at Errol Etlatat CC (Girts).3.30p m. Lata Braatoay at Baana IBayt). I 30 p m. Baanaat Lata BranBay IGirls). 3:30 p m . TB AC K Oat BMpt. L ata Branttoy at Samtoato (Bayt and Glrto). 4 p m Lyman n . Wtotor Ftrli (Bayt and Girls), at Showalttr f told. 4 p m Ovtoda at La ta M m t t (Bayt and Girls), 4 pm Thro* potnl goori — R u d i. Edward*. wl-nano. Total r iv lt - U li h 11 Miam i >4 Rebound* U rih M IM ila m It). M ia m i 41 IT h tm p td n . la lk a l y 11. A w itft—Utah M ISricklon I]). Miami J* IDowglat 14). Technical* - Edward*. long, llrigo) dbrint*. Menton M B b b . A - I M B . r im i Wetrirn IllfnoitSL E M rirn llH o o itM Marmai n la m **, ill. Chicago ft. JOT W it Gcoon Bay 44. Valvar art* t l .......... n t r Mottochutori* 14. P m Mala S» T i m f U U . Rutger* 17 (AM Timas 1ST) Attantk OtylPan Naw Yart PtutodaipMa B o lto n Washington Nan Jtrm y v v M n II it L a n 13 a 4) W Pet. OA i I m i) am n k A l l N it 37 33 30 30 35 U IS .74* * >• 553 llto 14 39 to .40) IfVp 33 4)9 I* 43 .37* 17V, ah tv IN Cantral Dtoliton Dafroit Chicago A tla n ta Ctovaland Ortanda M ldnatt O M t ton W L Pet. Utah 41 10 San Anton to 39 I t 447 Dal (at 33 24 553 D fftv a r 31 14 544 Houston 37 3) 444 M t im o t a IS 43 3*3 Char loft# 10 44 IT* Pacitk Olvltton L A Lafcart 43 13 74* Portland 3f II 4*4 Phoanli 17 19 441 Wattto 3f 3i 509 Gordon Stato 34 33 44* LA CHppart 31 35 397 Sacramanto 17 to 390 Monday ftasults Miami Its. Utah 144 Nan Jar say I3t. Sacramtnto 111 Ptitiadaiphta 174. LAC(<ppars 105 Hey lion 109, San Antonio 101 GoUJm'tato l]0.Ch*rtotto 111 Tuatday Gamas Portland at Nan Y u r i, 7 to p m Utah at Orlando. 7: to pm . Phoania at Atlanta. 7 top m Sacramento at Oalroit. 7 30 p m Washington at Indiana. 7 top m Chicago at Milnaoftaa, I p m LA Laiiart at Moulton. I 30 p m Chartotfvat Dtnirar. 9 to p m Cleveland at Saattto. l i p m OB 3 *Vy 9 l)to 35 39‘ s 4to 4 UVy I* 31 3*| Portland a I Button mgni LA Clipper! at Men Jenny, night Neva York at Philadelphia, night Phuvme at Washington, n*ghl Orlando at Miami, nsfhi Denver at Minnesota, mght LA Lasers at Oallas. night UTAH (1141 M a lm D l t 44 II. Bailay IIP 14 1 Shxklijn t 11 II 11 II. ( d M i n I 4 14 S. M t lr o . n 1 4 11 1 . O r ito m a 1 ) 0 0 1 Rudd I SO 0 1 Irck n u rO O S O O T o t ilt I t 4) IS 10 104 MIAMI (SMI F ra n k 1 1 1 ) 4. R > lt 4 101 1 10. S t 'k a ly t IS I 4 IS, D o u p 't. '0 I t 1 1 11 C d n a r d l l» I t ) 4 14. T h o m p u n 1 S » I 4. i m p I S I 1 A Spar r o . 1 I 0 0 1 H jr in u . 1 1 O0 A L ia . it 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4) I I 10 n <0S Utah IS I I M 1 4 - 144 Miami 14 I I U I I - I t s #•«. « FM I Man x T a ia il l.M . M c Mi n a Si. *3 NorihwotrimSf n . S W T o io t ll M North T t ,* , 1147. MtN**** It *3 * « loom Florida II, UN C-O M rM M 74 H a a t a i IA T t ia t 1* MC-CMABIOTTE (14) BanVdar 4 4 I I 1 W b 1 1 I I A 44 4 1 1A B n a M u r tl M i l A Baity M i l t , M n a 1 1 M A Wllllana 4 It 14 11 Ball A l l M I A Tola* It 41IMS1A KNTTM FLO RIDA (011 Taylar A M 4 ) tl, Lo«l4 4 1 44 I). A rm itra n i A ) A l W DoDrat M t AW )A Rutaall 4 1 I I 1 Shahid A l I 3 IA Rltey I I 111. Tulalt It 4111 t i l l Halrilm a—UNCC M. South Florida M. Thruaptfnl w a it UHCC 411 llra a M iu n t I I . M a u A A Wllllamt a l l . South Florida I f (Taylar * 1 Armtlrorw l-l, Dolra* 111. Fawlad out Banlttar. Rabaundt UNCC S4 (Ball M l. South F W M a a (Shahid Ml AiaWtaUNCC M IBru«Murtt 4). Sauth Flarl da W (Taylar D . Total M t UNCC II. Sauth Florida IA Tachmeatt mna. A a m i . C m * 1" Slat. (MM EaaWm AlhMIc) Eat) Ta w N W StaN ISautham) L a Salla (Malra Atlmric AthWtk I Layala Marymauit (» W n t Caatll Prtncatan I i Ivy L o m u *) Richmond (CaNnlall Robart Marrlt IHarRwMl l lllw B M t l IN N EW YORK - Tha at Taa a N W H rtlM a ct Ibmad m It paNN N r Hrtt plac*, 14 N r w em d. Me.) and PDA Money Loodor* [Tkrougb March 41 l Paul Aiingar 3 Frdd Couple* 3 P e rir Jecobten 4 Greg Norman S Mark Ceicevecchio 4 Mark O'Meara 7 Tammy Armour 1 Dan Fortman 9. Tim Simpson 10 Robert Game; 11 David Ishii 11. Tom Kiri 1). Brian Ttnrryion 14 Gil Morgen IS Craig Slodrir 14. Jim Tharp* 11. Scori Slmpwn If Ktnny Parry 19 Bob ta a y M Jay Haas 11. Mike Rod Tl Ian Baktr Finch 31 Payne Sriwerl 14 Rocco Mediate IA Steve Elklngton aa. -B*lfy Ray ftrn m 5k B a liim o r* W ichita K an sas City Cla vaian o W r it e r n O ivtswn Oat la s 51 Louts San D * g o Tacom a SJ14.fl* 314.777 394.110 291.750 291.040 27ft, 199 k ip i 200.992 199.0*1 199 050 110.000 ISO.til 154.120 140.117 142.773 12M91 131.120 119,090 110.112 100,300 97.44ft 97.240 94.433 93.940 90.593 *7.530 *1400 *133* 11,349 79.000 77.401 74.072 73.150 72,930 71.9*3 *4.433 *4.155 14-47* *4.1l« *3.973 SO.ft53 M.4to 17.951 57.754 57,090 55,*41 54.421 53.499 51.917 5154.100 131.994 95.911 77,991 57.725 52 029 SOft/ft 44.504 43,939 43.094 40.997 37.1*4 35.279 37.ii; 33.007 33.153 33.1*3 30*05 2ft.927 27.20* 24.105 27,17ft 19*17 19.219 19.200 Ift.fttf 1ft.459 H .2*4 1ft.2ft1 17,7*4 17.434 14.55) U 174 14 301 15.957 15.190 15441 15.444 14.553 11.4/1 13.234 13.9*4 11.725 11.577 11.545 11,394 11.275 11.154 11.042 10 999 t0,507 10-4M 10113 10.174 TKNNIS W 21 30 21 14 L P«» 11 *05 14 554 17 153 23 379 23 1* 14 14 15 t* 21 21 M aw d lr C a rn a l No pamav w hadoiad lo t M a r C am , Si L a u ,, at B a iim o r . 7 IS p m W adaaidar O am at No ta rn * , u h a d u lrd *. 1. Mark CeicovoccNo 130; Z BebTtooy it). 1. S ri to E ikingIon ] » ; e (lied) Paul Aringor ond Clark Burroughs l i t ; A Ted Vchuf; i l l ; 1 Tim SlmpMn WO A R abort Wrenn tgg. * F rod Coupris 10*. 10 G*n*S*u*r*WS Ikp n 1. Pool Ailngor 1; I LonH Inkrit; 3 (lied) Andy Boon. Daetd Fnokl. Chrri Parry, Tod Schuli and Bab Twoy S; B U tridw ifrie Sbbdioeo* 1. Pout Ailngor 0*0; 1. Paul TrlHrir 453. 3 Hied), lea Baker Finch. Bill Buttner and ScoH Simplon AM; A lio n Ulriy AD; 1 Craig Slodrir A ll. A Gen* Sauer, 41). t llr id l Jett Slumen and Tom Wefien 411 ftJLsrawd 1 Paul Aringor WO; J. Prod Ceugri* 104. 1 Robert Gemot Z33; 4 Mark Cekcetocchle 111; 1. Brian Ttnn yton l i t ; 4 St*** Elk ingrin M l. 1. Tim Simgten 3*4; A Craig Slodrir 31). 0 Rocco A rid liri 334; 10 Bobby Wodkint DO t. Oklahoma IM) W 4 ) 111 1 444 I A Kama* (4) ( M l) A U N L V ID ( M U 4M 1 A Syr acuta ( » » VI f S. Nuuourl U S D V4 1 1 m s (II ( » l l m u T, Ml I 1 (I) it * II t n is «P M Arkantat m i l M l I) 30 Gen* Souert l i t 4 . 1*. Ted Schuli II. Duka m i l IA La SalN (I) ( M l) III M T 9 ‘ Weyne Grady IA Coarpla Tach ID 4) la s II 31. David Frotl IA MIcMpan ( M l) ID I n Tom Srickmann II. CNmtan m i l a i 33 Davit Love III 14. Arliona III 41 M I 14 Scotl Hoch a it II. Na« M tilc a SlaN U S D 35, Tom Byrum 11 Loutivllia m i l it t 34 Tom Purtior it it It. trial lllmoit m i l 1) Billy Meylolr It. (INI MlhmtoM ( M l) wa 3* Clock Dtnmt 1 war,Miad 39 Andraw Magaa OttNrt rtc.lvlnp w t n : E a tl Ttnn atN . 46 Bill Sandar SlaN. Caarpia. Houdon. Louisiana SlaN. 41 Bobby Wadkin^ Loyola Marymoun), N*w Or la anv North 43 Coroy Povln Carolina. Oropon SlaN. Santa Barbara. 43 Bob Wasfwood Soutmm IlllnaiA Tata* X avN r (OhN). 44 John Mahal fay 43 H*l Sutton H tN i By M Richard /tool AttacN lN a *4 BakbMBaU C n i N l ot tha 41. Rick Ftnr UNtod Statta, N aait an p r W I N n by M t 4f Pa far Parsons N CAA aad N tHpM o N r tha NCAA it Bruca Lletike Taumamaai a n NaPpNN N r Tap M aad 50 Lor an Rotorlt notion*I riNaipNaabN cm tldw atN a by tha LPOA Money Loader* UPI Board M C a td k i. Tha N aait WN IThrtofh Kemper Open) taatoa an CNutSaad SlaN. Kaalvcby 1 Beth Daniel and Mattk Canrina l i y . 1 Petty Sheehan 3 Pat Bradlay 4 Jane Crelrir S Del* Eggtling ft Rosia Jonas (All Times EST) 1 Jena Gedda, Wstos Ceetorence 0 Laura Oavie, Petrkli ONhton 9 Lynn Connally w PH. L T OF OA 10 Nancy Lapel NY R ig r t 31 39 11 73 334 333 11. M itu* Berteom P ittsb u rg h 31 31 5 47 300 304 13 Deb Richard N Y I s lJ A d t n M 31 • 44 340 343 13 Myra Biackwtlder W ashington 39 34 4 *3 350 344 14 Pafti ft.i/o M#w J#rs*v Z7 31 • *3 337 344 11, Cafhy Gar r ing Phito dalp hla 1ft 33 9 *1 344 343 1ft Amy Banj Aria m i IP n t it o i 17. DantaIJa Ammaccapana a Bos ton 43 33 S •9 350 193 10 Elalna CroUry ■ B u ffa lo to 33 7 79 337 300 19 Mag Mai Ion ■ M o n tra a i 15 3* 7 77 344 303 30 M ifil Cdga i H a rtfo rd 11 3* 7 49 Zto 339 31. Shar'i Turnar 11 49 7 39 203 333 Quabac n Dot lie Mochr.e 13 Muffin S p t f K tr Dw lin Cem*h*H C e rie re e ce 34 Carotin* Krggi H a rris 1 25 V K ftl Ftrgon w T L PH. O F GA 3ft Panny Mammal 34 35 • 74 353 233 SI Law n Ch.cago to 70 4 74 370 349 27 Susan Sanders 21 Laural Kaan Toronto D 31 3 49 390 100 79 C»ndy FiggCurriar D e f,o il a 33 to 40 253 277 JO Janny Lrdbach a 35 3 >9 333 251 M lnneeoto 31 Caltiy Mors* S«*i|IN DttoSton 32 Marc* Bo/arth ■ C e lg o ry 33 31 1) 79 344 230 ■ EOmonton to 33 13 71 273 239 11 Aliev Wifi man 34. Lisaloffa Naumann W innipeg 73 351 243 33 37 • IS Sue Erll L d* Angeto* a 33 4 43 392 2*4 3* JoAnna Carnar V encouvof 30 to 11 St 309 34* 37 Magg« Will a clinched ptoyoH berth to Amy Alcoft 39 Lor* Poling toedBder Oeselts 40 Batsy King N Y Wengers 3. D etroit 2 «l J ill Bfrtas CsSg4wy 5, L o t Angeles 0 47 Carolyn Hill TmidLsw Genies 43 Trith Johnson Boston e l Philedelphto. 7 35 p m 44 Saity Litfi# H e rtfo rd et N Y (slenders* 7 35 p m 45 MichaMa McCann BuM elo et Weshtngton. 7 IS p m «a Daborah Mt Half w St Louts et N e e Jersey. 7 45 p m 47 Judy Duhinson P ittsb u rg h et Edm onton. 9 35 p m to Gma Hull 49 Daadca LasSar r i C.ndy Rerlck Quebec e l Winnipeg, night SI M erle 1 iguere, Outti C htce g oe f Mtnnesofe. night P ittsb u rg h e l CeOgery. night 12 Swa Thomas VI Cottaan Wailar M on tre a l et Los Angetos. mght 54 Daan Coa 1*11 I m w iE S T I E a v ttrii D u t iw i fc4*vi 14 3 1 1 IrinUA SI 00 id t. Peter Jecobten et u I. Fred Cauptot t t U . 3 Merit CikoeoccM a ft. Paul hunger 40.11; 1 le t tehor Finch 0F.1t; a M lko Held 00 Ot; 1. Cram SloOtor 00 N ; 1 Tom Klto 49 99. 9 Hal Sutton 79 *1; 10 M erk ©"Maori 79 04 O rM og DH lance - 1 L x HIto in 4. 3. Do* It Love III 111 1; 1. Jerin Adam* 113.1; A Bill Vender t ig ) . 1. M ark C o k m c t h to 3111; 0 (Hod) Duff, Weidorl ond Stovo Fold M t 0; 1 mod) Bill G lonon ond S t m Elkmgton 300 0. 10 F o u r ZoolW rMl. 1. Accoroc* — 1. Scari Hack It); 1 Doug T a m il .00*. 3. C e l.in Paolo MS. 4 David Edward* III; 1 M Lehr IM. A John Inman m . 1. Corey Pavln .lit; 0 Brian Tennywn ft*. John Cook IM; 10 Bcfcort Gom e; 111. ^3rae^ks (n ^qi^^afaffaqi I. Bobby Wodkint n s . 3. Fred Coo# m .- 3 llrid] Tom K iri. Dava Barr and Kenny Perry .131; 0. Greg Bruckner .1)1; 1. Fulton A Item l i t . Recce Medial* 111; 0 llrid ) Paul hunger ond Robert Gemot 11) Pulring loader* 1 Key Floyd 1 401; 7 Wtyn# Grady 1 M l; 3 Miko B#*d 1 1*4; A Bob T n ry 1 l i t ; 3 Georg* Burn* 1 114; Merk Lye 1 111; 1. Ian Baker Finch 1133; Payne Slewed 11)1; Paul Ailnger 1 1)0, 10. lo e ja n re n t H I P*r breaker* 1. Mark ColcoveccM* IS); 3 tried] Ion Baktr Finch and Tony Sills .350; e. scon Hack led. S (lied) Paul Aringor end Fred Couptos 242. 7 W aym Grady 340; 0 Itridl Slave € Ikington and Merk O'Moor* l i t ; 10 p«tof Jacobian 7to to*, L e S o ir it l.F t rd h e m il MISL STANDINGS NBA BOXIS F O A Tear I W M M * Richmond 77, N d n Dam* I I Kentucky 41 F l r t t r o c o - s / i A ■> U J S 3 Shurtftof A lla n 1 7 M 44* 4 M 1 Slugger T rauM o* 3 J» 1M • S A r P ro fit* IB o li- i) n . « r o i l M A t r m e ) in j a I i m M i i ii — I H B i B B I H a w t ' t Brilliant IIW ) M I X I Fierce Wind IB 1m 4 Co) r ie n 't J tn d | an a 11 1) I 1 M P ( H I t t - M T ( l - M I 11141 DO t llllM M n - M - M M M t T M rd ro c o — l/ M .M i) t .t t 3 Cod y Cannon I B t it )M ijM lt la r i 1.41 I N 1 M t S la b T a m HB q i h i u n f i h ) t i w y tv*-*) m a t F o o e M ra c o — 3 / I A C iD . 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M O ( A D B . M P (A D M M T I A A I I I t t . M Ptc I ( A A A A A A A I ) I # 11 p a w M M ; J a c M a l IIA A M , I c ra lc A 4 C a n a * J1 DW r a c a - V I A i M M I N i » J im T o rir IIM I M IM IL u A rm M M 4M • B o b ', D ebonair IM O ( M l M M P l l - D M A M T II-A41 D A M t ( l- A A I I M M . M A - L a t l , H - I U 1 .1 7 I 1 to South Carolina So. Crimean S3 At I«o l f 595 too *33 410 GB 2 2 1*1 )* i 4 7 Tennis Results | l miJlKMi N p w t w t O Chom piens Cup A I Indton W e lls, O I* t,, iMorch S F ir s t round J o n G u n n o rs s o n , S r e d e n , d o t M i H Wil.WMJer 5*eden if ) . 7*. (7 4). 9 4. M ic h te i Schopers. Netherlands, def A lb erto M o n c in i A rg e n tin o III); 9 4. 9 I B re d P e erce P ro v o U to h d e l Andre* Clw snokou (15), Soviet U n io n , 4 4 1 4 . 4 4. R ic h e y R e n e b e rg L o p o r f e . T * * o s d e l M it o s lo v M e c t r CiecHostov«e«o. I 7 9 3 , 4 1, K e vin Curren, Austin.. !«*os idef HcfiJiicI Agenor, M odi, 4 I9 4 Scert Dorns. Lot go. del Juon A g u ilo r , Spo.n 4 3. 4 4. Jim m y Arses. Bredentoo. def D onte V-sser, South A ir no, 0 4. 7 4 (7 4), 9 4, G o ro n Iv sn tie v ic . Yugoslovto. def AAorfin J o if e A r u v n iin o , 4 1 . 4 4 B ro d D vS * Auttralla. dot Lawtat Dimean. AthavtN. N C .4 1 P I .4 t Fr4ncltca C la m . N am . dal Karol Nav ac«k, C ia c h a tla t a k la . M . 4 1; Sarpl Brupuara. Spam. d*t Jalma Viapa. Poru. 1 p IP PI. P I ; Dm Puph. Rancho PaNa V o rdn. Cailt . dal AN .andw Vatka*. Se.NI Union. * 1 4 A IA I1P1D, w M F N rM * M tM * R * N w M * r c B i Dinky van Rantburp. 0*41 Ntck, N.V.. dal Wlltrud Pn btt. W Go.many. 4 1. * I. SyhrN Hanika. W. Carmany 041. dtt Erika Da Lana. Lincoln- M a tt. 4 A A l; Judith W Nm tr, AwttrN III), dtt Tarry Phtlptlarchmont. N T . 4 1 44; Ann Groum an. G n u . City. OhN, dtt. Ballodj Cardwell. New Zeeland. A A A l; Peanut LeuN H arptr. San Frtncltca. dtt. SutanSNdne. L u m p ton. Ky IM I I 1 A 1 .4 P . NelheIN Guerne. France, del. Radka Zrubakava. CltchatlanakN (ID. 4 1 4 A 44; Sarah Laottmcru. Gnat PriMm. del Elne Relnech, Saudi A frica 4 L 41; NiceN F ro .it. A u tlre lH dot ItabeIN P i manperi. France. 4 A 4 ); Amanda Ceetnr. South A t r k i del Leull Alien, Durham. M C . 1 1 A l; Ettuko Inout, jA p A d , del Jana P e tp ltlle y a . Cfechealey44N.4t.4A T a m W N W N w r.N a th a n .W it.d e l Sabin# Heck, W Germany, 41, SI. 41; Bettina Fulco. Araentlna. dtt Karina Quanlnc. F r a n c a . I I. A-A; N ico le J e p tr m a n . N e lh e r la n d t , d e l. t h a e ii S l a l l e r d . OpNdPdRNk 4 A A A htne Simpten. Canada, dal. Filar Vatpaat. Kay Priceyn*. 41, 4 4. Anna Smllh. Oallat. d tl Laura Geiarta. Italy. 4 1 4 A 14 (111; Laura GiWem*HNr. Peru. dtl. Aklka Klilirula. Japan- 4 1.1 A 1 1 lyBBBBBCnOWB I rin i r i k — Announced Let M o l l ipeciei ettlpnmen l KOut end pilchlnp coniutlent. rerind. K e a ta t City — Slpned pitch er J e ll Mantpemery end InINWer Terry Shumpert to I year contract*; renemtd contract* e l pitch or Kevin Appier, cetdief Rey Peiacint end in Iwiden Lull de kn Senior and Bill Pec ole Let Anporit - Signed oulllelder t h r u Gw,no end p letter Den Opperman to I rear connect*. M llw ie k t * — Slpned p itch e r M e rk Knudton and cakher CharlN O'Brien to 1 year contracts New V e rb I A L ) — Signed Infield*. A l.a r o E ip 'n e r e end p lk h e r Grep C e d e n t to I year can (reefs. Sea n e w — Renewed cenfrects of p itch er Own M u rp h y end m fb id t r i Jo ey C e ra . Rob Nelson a n d P h il SN R w ntan . nam ed Roper R ile y a ssistant m edia relations d irecto r. Seattle — Signed pitchers Erik Hansen end Randy Johnson, outfielder Mike King*.y end cakher Bill McGuire to I year contracts, renewed contracts with oulllelder Grep Briley end shoeIslop Omar Vliquel H em tow - A ctiva te d C e r m k k tram to)vrod le t cantor T im Klee grabbed the rebound, but Scott HafTncr missed a 20-footer that w b s rebounded by M ia m i g u a r d S h e r m a n D o u f lla s . Uoufltaa fou nd R lre at the lo p or the key for the gam e-winner. T he basket capped a desperate rally. T h e Heat lost a 75-61 lead In the th ird qu arter «nd fell behind U tah early In the final period. Utah guard D arrell G riffith hit three straigh t boskets to fin is h a 13-0 ru n that p u l the J a z z ahead 07-68 w ith 5:50 rem aining. The Heal led for m ost o f th r game. M ia m i took a 26-25 lead after the first quarter and streteh-d to 57-48 at the half. M iam i w as led by S c lk a ly 's 25 points. Edw ards added 24 points and D ouglas had 22 poin ts and 14 assists. In other NUA action on M on ­ day night. New Je rse y clipped Sacram ento I2 H -III; P h ila d elp h ia knocked off the Los A n g e le s C li p p e r s 1 2 8 -1 0 5 ; H ouston n ipped S an A n to n io 100-105: a n d Golden S ta le ran over C h a rlo tte 138-117. U n ltB U e r w B B Me O ld ham to a to d a y contract, w aive d rookw g uard Stove Buck n e ll Sea A a to a ri - Signed tree agent forw ard Reggie W illia m s ter the re m aind er et the Cel ripe Eastern Mlchigea — Announced resign. lio n e l w o m a n ', iw vnm tng coach M a rg o N i l i i N i l Afti«cl«fi»n e l C i l l i g i d t i D ire cto r* *1 A flit o fk i — N im s d R k k M i « h d ire cto r of com m un««bons NCAA P l*< td M o ry to ru j b is k o t b ill p ro g ram on fftroo y««r» probotion. inclu d ing o bon on pottsoosen fournom onts in 1991 ond 93 fo e ftto (Oro.1 - Nem od B ill Singtor h*od ' “ V t O M y lia o t o — Nom od Tons G iln u x # o ssisfonf fooibo li cooch Son Dtogo Stato - E it o n d td b o sk tfb o ll cooch J im B ro n do nb u rg 'i con tra ct ono y to r through !9f3 93 Stanford * N o m td W lllto Show d tfon siv o coordinator. fta iB o N Kjpso s City — Sigrvd hnoboebort Dovid Word ond Jtrry M c C A t ond dttontlvo rod P o to f Shorts, o il fr«« ognnti Now Englond - Nomod Jimmy Royt offtnslvo coordinotor ond quortorboebs cooch Pf>l«td»f»aH Momod L o w C o rp tn to r re ce h te rs cooch. P W fb o r fb — 5»gn«d quortorboch Rondy W right Soottlo — Signed linebockers Dov* Ahrens ond W lllto Bouyer. tl^ it end Ron H o lle r ond w ide re ce iv e r R ic k y Andrew** o il tree ogontt C liic a g q — Tr*<tod toft w in g e rs D an V ln<• totto end Everett Senipess end de fensem en M e rlo Doyon to Quebec fo r toff w in g e r M t t lie l G ouief, g o e lttn d e r G re g M ilto n e n d e slvffs-rounddraft p ick tit t99i H jr tto r d * Traded gcellender M ik e L M to Washington lor toft wing**" Yvon Cor niveau Ptaledeipbte - Traded defensem en J a y W ells and a fourth round 1991 d ra ft p k k to B u ffa lo for rig h t wing Kev.n M a g u ire and a second round t990 p k k . Signed M ia m i (Ohio) center C ra ig Fishe r SI. L e e ii — R eturned c e n te r M ic h e l M on g eeu to P e o ria of the International Hockey League, Terento - Suspended rig h t w ing John Kordilc indefinitely, Casta R ic a — Nam ed Nam ed V tlib o r Bora M llu tln o v lc coach o i W orld Cup learn U S. Tennis Association — Nam ed Andre Agassi. B ra d G ilbert, R ic k Leach and J im P u g h to the D a v is C u p te a m a g a in s t Czechoslovakia TVflUDIO AU TO RACING M id n ig h t - E S P N . N A S C A R G ra n d Na t tonal Goodwrench B A SK E TB A LL N O p m — ESP N . College. E ast Coast C o n fe r e n c e T o u rn a m e n t c h a m p io n s h ip . Tension Slate vs. Lehigh, I L K also at 3:30 a m 7 30 p m - SUN. N B A . Utah J a /J a l O rlan do M a g ic . (L ) 7 30 p m — SC, College, F lo rid a Interna tional at M ia m i, ( U • pm ~ TN T . N B A . C hicago B u lls a l M ilw a u k e e Buckt* (LI 9 30 p m — E S P N . College, M is s o u ri V a lle y Conference Tournament cham pion 'Ship, Southern M lino ttvs Illin o is Slate, I D 13-30 a m . — SC. College, K e ntucky at Notre O am e BOWLING Ip m - E S P N . L P B T Yu m a Open H O CK EY 9 30 p m — SC. N H L Pittsb u rg h Penguins a t Edm onton O ile rs, (L) TENNIS 10 p m — SUN, Virginia Slims of Florida, E a r lf round m atch AUTO RACING 7 p m - A MOO A M iWC). N A S C A R Ll»e B A S K E TB A L L 7 30 p m - W W NZ A M (7a0) N B A Utah J a n at O rlando Mag«< M ISCELLAN EO US 11 09 p m - W B JS A M (1770), The Sports Final QUOTK OP TNI DAY "W e ca lled h im Ihc U a n kn ia n tx-cause we went lo h im for e ve ryth in g — rebounds, jxitm s. for life ." • L o y o la M arym ou n i C o ach P a u l W csthaad on h a s k e tik iil star H an k Gathers, w ho died S u n d a y. M IAM I - K n o k lc G le n R lc c hit it 20-foot lu m p fihat at (h r bu zzer In Ktvr M ia m i a dram a) Ic 105104 w in o v e r U ta h M on d ay nlKlitK lr r 's h iifik rl ra ppe d a 17*7 ra lly In the rlcmlnK m in u te s and 1’ iiilr d U tah 's seven-flam e winn liif ls t m ik . T h e w in over Ihc M ld w rs l D lv ls lo n - lr a d ln f l J a z z w a s M ia m i's second over a first-place Ira n i In lh e s|wm o f a week. T he Ile a l d c fru lrd New Y o rk on Feb. 20. T h e H eal overcam e an a ll-sla r e ffo rt b y J a z z fo rw a rd K a rt M alone. M alone, w ho m issed lost m n n ih 's A ll-S ta r flam e In M ia m i due In Injuries, scored 32 points, hit 13 o f If) shots a n d had 15 rebounds. U t a h p o in t f lu u r d J o h n S to ckto n had 21 points, but m issed h is fin al shot, a drive w lih etfllil seconds rrm a ln ln fl that w ould lu iv r fltv rn Utah a Ih rcr-po im lead. Dobras helps USF win first Sun Belt crown Unit*V Vrsss InleritoUaspI HI R M I N G H A M . A la . K u d e n k o D o b r a s s c o re d 24 points M onday night. In clu din g u key |im i|XT and four free throw s In ih c Dual tw o m in u te s, to lead S ou th Florid a to an 81-74 w in over North C a ro lln a-C h a rlo tte for I lie S t in H e ll C o n f e r e n c e ro u m a m e n i ch a m pion sh ip . T h e victo ry ellm u.xrd a d ra ­ m a tic tu rn aro un d season for Ihc 20-10 S ou th Florid a H ulls, who earned th eir first conference tide and an a utom a tic hid to the N C A A T ou rnam en t. D obras, ii 6-7 sophom ore from Y u g o s la v ia , w a s n a m e d t h r I m ir a n m r ill's M ost V a lu a b le Player. H e n ry W illia m s s c o re d 25 p o ln is to lead U N C C, w h ich fell lo 16-14 on the year. After ba ttlin g lo a 3 8 lie u l the h a lf. S o u th F lo r id a b u ilt u s e v e n - p o in t le a d w it h fo u r m inutes left In the game. Hul Charlotte fought bark, cashing In on several turnovers and free throw s lo narrow lls dectflct to one w ith 1:59 rem aining. T hen D obras answered w llh two free th row s and a short Jumper and Hobby Ru ssell shook free for a la y u p lo p u l South F lo rid a 's ahead 73-66 w ith one m in u te left. T h e D ulls hit eight of nine free throw s In th r flnul m tn u tr lo preserve Ih r win. M aryland will appeal stiff N C A A sa n ctio n s d u rin g the 1990-91 season, look away two sch olarsh ips and o r­ C O L L E G E H A R K . M d. - T h e d e re d Ihe s c h o o l to re tu rn liri-Hiih-tii til ih c U n iv e rs ity o f 8407.378 In earnings from the M aryla n d sa ys ih c school w ill tUHH N C A A lo urnafpent for u s­ a|i|K'al the stiff N C A A sa nction s in g Ineligible players: A t la n t ic C o a st C o n fe re n c e im|M>scil on the Ik tskrlb a ll pro­ gram . siiy lu g Ihc p u n ls h m cn i Is C o m m is s io n e r G ene C o rrig a n "m o re severe Hum ou r Infrac­ said M aryla n d w ill not be able to p la y In t h e 1 9 9 0 -9 1 A C C tions w a rra n t." R e a d in g (o "m a jo r v io la tio n s" tournam ent because o f the tele­ ol lls rules (luring C o ach Hob vision ban. W a d e 's th re e -y e a r te n u re nt K lrw an said "Ih c u n ive rsity M arylan d, the N C A A M onday deeply regret* and Is e m ba r­ placed the T e rra p in s basketball rassed by U s v iolation s of N C A A program on probation for three regu lation s." but he czpressed years and banned the learn from "great disappointm ent at the |M>siseason to u rn u m cn ls for the severity of Ihe penalties." nest tw o years. " B e c a u s e w e b e lie v e s o slrongty that t h r s a n rilo n s Im­ U n lv rra lly President W illia m K lrw a n said M a ry la n d w ill a p ­ posed are more severe than ou r peal Hie sanction s lo Ihe 22- Infrurltons w arrant, we Intend lo m cm lx-r N C A A C o u n cil, w h ich upprul several o f Ihe penalties." h as a u th o rity lo reverse th e said K lrw a n . w ithout revealing punishm ent Issued by Ihe N C A A s p c rin c a o flh e appeal. The school has 15 da ys In C o m m ittee o il Infractions. In a d d llln n lo Ihe turn from w h ich lo fllc lls appeal. p o stse a so n to u rn a m e n ts . I n ­ The N C A A Infractions Cornc lu d in g Ih e N C A A a n d N IT m il lee report released M onday t o u r n a m e n t s , d u r i n g I h e d ie d M aryland for 13 separate 1990-1991 and 1991-92 seasons, rules violation s d u rin g W ade's the N C A A Isin n ed the T e rrap in s t e n u r e , w h ic h e n d e d w l lh from live television broadcasts W ade's forced resignation. UnlUV Praia IntBrwtlMial Softball------ Continued fromIB struggle u n til the seventh Inning a s D trom berg scored a ru n In Ih c first and C a b in e t A ire two In the fifth lo t u k c a 2 - l lead. Hut llie seventh proved to be u nightm are for C a bin e t A ire os S iro m h rrg used seven hits, one base on lu lls a n d four A ire erro rs lo scu rr eigh t ru n s and p lr k u p Its second w in o f the season. L e a d i n g Ih e S t r o m b e r g C a r ls o n a t t a c k w e re K a z O h h a y a sh l (three singles, ru n scored). J e ff M adsen (double, single, ru n scored). Pete M u e lle r (two singles, two n in s scored). J im m y E llio t and Steve W asula (two sin g le s and one ru n scored each) and T o n y M adsen, M ike H a r iw ig a n d M ik e H ill (one mm■ * ■ .fcOUFO*)^ J FREE INSPECTION SERVICE j TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP : | ■ * MB |lf**4 I V • *4 Jrt I (• t A JI FMREME*TuOhW ING W e n ■fc* I r ie c — 1 __ _ C*ta4t w in i PICK 8 A tlD O k ttcw i (nafctyouMinmrt $ 10, 000.00 WINNER Jsckpo* given a n y t w y Sa. night 13EXCfTINORACES EACHPERFORMANCE S . » ■,*■«■ B M # w F sin gle and one run scored each). G etting the hits for Cabinet A ire were Scott F a rm e r (two singles, tw o runs scored). J e ff and Brad Kruger (two sin g le s and one ru n scored each), G reg Register a n d M ike E d w a rd s (two sin g le s each) and J im Rhodes and Dave Rape (one single each). TuRufTioifiv | I la e I h y (li e t o t a l t a u | (to* la w I - ; la O r i to Urii I ow, •_ * ■■tokfP M S . khBrittka.Frid, MFniMmsai Sj M biil ScKdCruPUta) ctouoirti, J Sorry, must be 18. {*? U U Ilflllf MitJ90 | f Mk%T «J* a .Across hum leotty u 11 28 0 -6 8 8 8 5*91090 U i l RUT 1 Mil V 311UD6 *: (l»|h 1 A*«a sm Uri r** Cm ■J 3114210 SANFORD-ORLANOO KENNEL CLUB 1 I J D ELAN D 1 IB ) *, Auudund Sr.d | Nortn of Orlando, just oA Hew. 17-92 OttAACU .to ut •; 8 B B -4 0 1 0 J (BO A) T 1 B - 4 B S S . h AAl T R A N S M I S S I O N W 0R10 H 301DoqTrackRd.Longwcod 831-1600 3 �• I * %> Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuatday, March 8. 1000 — SS People IN B R I E F Pvt. Bast) R. Walter, son of Ruth S. and Fredrick L. Basil. 841 T u rn b u ll Ave^. A ltam onte Springs, has completed basic tra in ­ ing at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the t f a In I n g , » .. students r e c e i v e d I n s t r u c t i o n In drill and ceremonies weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military Justice, first sld, and Army history and tradi­ tions. Walter la a 1909 graduate of C o v e n a n to r C h ris tia n H ig h School. St. Louts. Qardtfi show plan nod SANFORD — A Spring Luncheon and Home and Oarden Show aponaored by Ixon Garden Club la acheduled IDa.m. to 2 p m.. March 9. al the Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Avenue. Home and garden Item*, baked goods and educational displays to be featured. Proceeds go toward a civic beautification project. Luncheon to be served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tickets. SS. For tickets, call Joyce Malone. 322-8600. 'Sweatshirt art' offered L A K E MARY — "Sweatshirt and T-shirt Art", a free program with Sharon Hodge and Bev Mergy, will be presented 7 p.m.. Thursday, at the Northwest Branch of The Seminole County Public Library. 880 Greenway Blvd.. Lake Mary. Details, call 321-2419. Leam about organic gardening SANFORD — The Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service Is sponsoring a program. "Organic Gardening". 7 p.m.. March 21. at the Agriculture Center. 280 W. County Home Road, across from Flea World. Special guest speaker will be Tom Carey of Sundew Gardens. Oviedo. Details, call Celeste White. 323-2800. ext. 8888. Army Sgt. Glenn R. Wilson, son of Ada Grinin. 201 Stephens St.. Oviedo, has arrived for duty In South Korea. Wilson Is an Indlrcct-flre In­ fantryman with the 2nd Infantry Division. Wilson la a 1976 graduate of Oviedo High School. Fishing toumay for blind sat ‘Volca of Damocracy’ winnar SANFORD — The Sanford Lions Club will launch Its Annual Shad Fishing Tournament for the visually handicapped at Mullet Lake Park. March 10. The schedule Is as follows: • B a m.. Meet at Mullet Lake Park grounds • 9:30 a.m.. All boats In water • 12:30 p.m.. Welgh-ln of fish • I p.m.. Picnic sponsored by Sun Bank • 2 p.m.. Awarding of trophies In past years. 28-30 boats have been Involved. The club Is In need of more boats t hts year. For details, call Norm Hart. 321-3733 or Betlyc Smith, 330-8601. VFW Auxiliary Post No. 10106, awarded tha "Volca of Damocracy Winnar," Allaon Pugh (center). Pugh, a aanlor at SeminoM High School, received a savings bond and a photo album from Wilma Rascoe (left), praaident of the ladies auxiliary, as a personal gift. On tha latt Is Pasquaia Marano, post commander. Pvt. J a r v is R. W a lk ln s, son of Mr. and M rs. George W atkin s. 108 D cS o to A ve ., A lta m o n te S prings, h as com pleted an A rm y m otor transport operator course at Fort Dtx. N .J. D u rin g the course, stu de nts were trained In the operation a n d m a in te n a n ce o f m ilita r y vehicles o f less than 414 tons rated capacity. In struction was also given In the transportation o f p e rson n e l, e q u ip m e n t and supplies. He Is a 1989 g ra dua te o f L y m a n H igh S chool. A lta in o n tr S prings. CALENDAR G E D la sts offered S A N F O R D — T he G E D Tests, leading to a Florida high school diplom a, w ill be offered M arch 26-28 at Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. • E lig ib ility for ta kin g the tests m ust be com pleted by M arch 16. G E D Test O rien tation w ill be held 11 a.m.. M arch 21: 4 p.m . u n d S p .m .. M arch 22. S tude n ts q u alifie d to take the tests are encouraged to attend the class on "H o w to T ake and Pass the G E D Tests. ' Details, ca ll S e m in o le C o m m u n ity College . 323-1450. A s k fo rih e G E D office. Pvt. Jen-rny S. Lau gh rtdgr. son o f D a w n R . a n d S a m P. Laughrldge. 1595 First St., O r­ ange C ity , has graduated from the w heeled v e h icle re p a ire r c o u r s e a l th e U .S . A r m y O rdnance C en ter and School. Aberdeen P ro v in g G round. Md. T he course provides In struc­ tio n for s o ld ie rs to m a in ta in wheeled v e h icle s w ith e m p h a sis on m aintenance publications ' and tools, d ia gno stic equ ipm ent a n d sh op safety. D u rin g the 10-week course, stu dents a lso received le rh n lru l tra in in g in troubleshooting, re ­ placem ent. a n d adjustm ent o f com ponents and assem blies o f wheeled vehicles. Lau g h rld g e Is u 1988 graduate o f D uylo na Beach College H igh School. D uylona. Employ tho oldtr S A N F O R D — "N a tio n a l Em plo y the O ld e r W o rke r W eek" w ill be celebrated M arch 11-17. T he J o b S e rv le t of Florid a and the J o b Se rvice E m p lo ye r C o m m i t t e e ( J S E C ) w i l l host an a w a r d s prese n ta tlo iy c o n tln e n t a l bre a kfa st h o n o rin g e m p lo ye e s a n d e m plo yers for th e ir efforts In h irin g and retain in g older w orkers. T h e program w ill begin 8 a.m .. M arch 12. at the G reater S anford C h a m b e r o f Com m erce. 4 0 0 E. F irst St. P u b lic Invited. F o r reservation s, c a ll Pat S e n te ll or Lo n n ie C o nfortl. 330-6700. Domestic violence The Women's Federation ol Woman's Clubs recently hosted Beth Bridges, treasurer ol the Seminole County Victims' Rights Coalition, to ‘Storytlm* at tha Zoo* offarad S A N F O R D — T he C e n tra l F lo rid a Zoological P ark w ill hold "S to ry tlm c at the Z o o " every W ednesday th rou gh A p ril 25 at 10a.m . T h is edu cation al program Is for c h ild re n ages 3 to 5. C h ild re n w ill have the op p o rtu n ity to liste n to stories and sing songs u bou l different a n im a ls each week. Dr. Zooforus and volunteers w ill conduct the program . T he follow ing program s are planned: • M arch 7 — Feathered Friends • M arch 14 — S plffy Spiders • M arch 28 — Sssssnakessss Air not only thing clouded at Yalta Conference D E A R A B B Y t I laughed when l read y o u r a rticle dealing w ith the Y a lta Conference und the alleged s tro n g body odo r of .Joseph S ta lin . How co u ld a n y ­ body know w ho was rrs jx m s lb lr for Ih c s te n c h u n d e r th ose circu m sta n ce s? B eing flu c n l in R iissiun . 1 was there w ith a team o f Interpreters TUESDAY'S P M I II TIME (PO-IJ. M] •• LW iywnvvung Mghl thtapun D*ttd*t ^tveftXU WW w ii 'i * SwWvW Bn ttw OvtsrsrtU sssjOwnr K | Oenrw. jj* Ovbil Tinas llals OUU tim es have changed; no parent and when there's a Ix-neflt cur In h is or h er rig h t m in d Is going wash. I u su a lly lin e up. Perhaps to u llo w h is c h ild re n lo go I’m old-fashioned, but when k id s u nsu pcrvlse d from door-to-door A O V IC I e x p e r t a d o n a t io n s i m p l y (e x ce p t fo r t h e ir Im m e d ia te breause they are wearing a band neighbors! lo se ll cookies o r lo u niform and th ru st a collection ru n under y o u r nose — som e­ collect I'oruny cause. tim es without even saying a ■ T j f t o v d T h e a tre ABIGAIL word — 1respect fu lly decline. VAN BUREN A b b y, I realize It's not the k id s' fault: they're Just doing what MtAfrM th e ir leaders a n d roaches (ell NOIftJUTloH FOR 9 AC AO AATT them lo do. M aybe this practice Irom Ihc U.S. Navy. and I can AW A R M verify Ihitl Ihc ucrom odalin ns. w ould Ik - less widespread, h ow ­ MIVMCIUSS HOUSE Insofar as cle an lin ess w as co n ­ ever. If a dults b e h ind these k id s knew I here are m ore people out • U l IM W DAISY mJ^S, cerned. led u lot lo lie desired. MQVlfclANDO 1 W hat we A m e rica n s m issed there like me w ho disdain tills the m osl w ere sh o w e rs and practice. Are there? BU GG ED LOOSE CANNONS T i . | bathroom s. (Mr. C h u rc h ill ra ile d LOOK WHO'S TALKING ( D E A R BUGGED: I see y o u r Y u lia "th e worst ch oice in the ra u w orld — good for ty p h u s and lice jx iln i. and I agree with you. But w h lch th rive In those p u rls ." H r w as righ t.) P r e s i d e n t Ro os evel t was a s s ig n e d (h e o n ly p r i v a t e bathroom at Yalta. A ll the others hud to go dow n lo one of the in ln csw rc p e rs d is ked ul the porl In order to take u shower. No co m n ie n ls were m ade re­ garding body odor, as Hint w ould have been m osl Im polite and lu approprlu ie In Ihc dip lo m a tic 190S S. FRENCH AVE., 1/ 02 process. SANFORD 323-3850 However. If u n y ih ln g sta n k at Yulia. It w as S ta lin 's w ord — w h ich proved w orthless! WEDNESDAY SPECIAL LSHlXkwIW ANDREW 8AWCHUK LA HABRA, CALIF. DEAR MR. SAWCHUK: Usethsc. r»y»al Isar ta Il fSM ir far Htra speak at tha matting. Bridgas (left) addressed the group about domestic violence. itnw w«s) ia w Ten tsr Hu Slmiswa («?1 . iPmcx rx.«rt W i . iff* Ootil [Ki, M| »« |>VCC| Bo--1) V£TL* IkatHiwt] Ig m Cmiw im :0) Pw»g «t Cwb >(***1pv« i| For 24*hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, March 2. 3-PC. DINNER $099 T h a n k s for ih c In te re stin g history lesson Irom an eye land host I witness. D E A R A B B Y : A m I the only one who Is bugged by Ibis? I'm re fe rrin g lo k id s Iroru L ittle League. 4-11. Pee-Wee lio ck t'Y — you nam e 11 — setting u p ca m p o u t s i d e t h e lo c a l m u ll o r s u p e rm a rk e t p a n h a n d lin g fur donations. I'm not sa vin g that the causes are not w o rth y. Inn what k in d ol lesson Is th is teaching o u r y oung people? W hat h.ip|H-nrd to the days when m osl k id s' groups ra r n e d t h e ir fu n d s th ro u g h paper drives, hake and ru in m ugc salrs. etc.? I'm the first lo buy G ir l Scout cookies w hen they rin g m y bell. M V PIUS TAX Includes: 3 pieces o f golden bruwn Lee's Country Chicken, (mixed white /dark). mashed potatoes and gravy, creamy cole ilaw , and bis­ cuits. Lim it 4. Side Order Substitution 20* extra WE CATER ANY SIZE G RO UP COUPON COUPON U V ER O R GIZZARD DINNER LUNCH SPECIAL Your C h o ice O l 7 Lunches $199 Limit Plu* Tt* l.o h * Ply* TAi ^ "W'v Cwokutpwo nn M ^ l la r i U i L r w io r g u a rd * your cftoca af an, 2 A M J u t l M rw ig i J »*p#UDi*« or tAlAda And • EMCUl L rvt 4 NolM AdtaM l Amy * * r <**r or O ta*** ^ •ny 0 otf*r Otcoi#* O f f * A ip t r t t H V S O �4 6 — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Toaaday. March B. 1990 Legal Nolle** Legal Notices IN T N t CIRCUIT COURT O F TH R la JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM A N O rO R S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C A t l NO: a it M l C A A Y L R Y LA N D MORTGAGE CO M PAN Y. P tolntltt. YV D A R Y L J JONCS.»tel Y O U A R E 'H E R E B Y N O T I F E O th a t A N N I E GRAH AM hat mod a Potman m mo Circuit Court el Seminole County. Florida, lor Dtuatutien ol Marriage, and you are re guired la tarro a copy e» yaur pritton do Iontot. It any. on K E N N E T H W M C IN TO SH . E SQ U IR E , al S TE N S TR O M . M CIN TO SH . J U L IA N . C O L B E R T . W H IG H A M A SIM MONS. F A , pheee a id l i t It Poll ONtce Bat u » Santord. Florida 11771 U N . and Ilia lha anginal pith lha d a rk e l lha Maua ityled Court an or bolero March It. A.O. IttO. otharpita a dttaull and ullimala ludgmanl p ill ba onlarad aeeintl you tar tha ralial demanded In tha Petition WITNESS my hand and al lielal teal al laid Court an Rut TTnddeyal Ftbruary. A D ttto (Seal] M A R Y AN N E MORSE Clerk al lha Circuit Court County. Florida By CacatidV. IldV.Eki Ekam Deputy Clerk Publlth February IT. March t. II. 10. ION O EN MB NOT ICR OF ACTION TO DvNnAanl. C H A R L ES M. BUNTING P h a n m U m It i II iW'iht-ttwr b* ll< III bo OooO P P I h i . m l f n t t l , litfieft. c r te it g r t. Irgttogt. »nd all partial ctotmlnf M ia m i by. ttirgugh. yndar or a fa u n l Itw Dalandantt. wha *ra nat knavn la ba M«d or allva. and all ha«a any rtflil. M INa proparl m . r l g . g t btln g la r a c le t t d YOU ARE NOTIFIED P u l an action la to m lata a mortpaao on It* toi loping dr ter ibad prop arty In S EM IN O LE County. Florid* Lai Ire. D E E R RUN. UNIT I B. according la lit . P la l Mortal at rocartad M Flat Boat IT. Pago M. Public Rocardt or Samlnelo Caunty. Florida hat boon Iliad againtl you and you a rt roguirod la tarro a copy ol your Hfillon dolanoot. II any, to II an Plau ilill’t atlarnoy. M aury L Loyya. E S Q . c/a F R IE D AND SLACH TER . P A . P A . S u lla M l. D adaland Sguaro. rrOO North Randall Drlua, Miami. Florida UISA an or botart Starch JO Itoo. and Ilia Pw original pint tht Clort ol Put Court allhar bataro tarylca upon Platntilt » ariornay or kn m a d la la ly lh a r a a lla r i otharpita. a datault p ill ba antarad agaM il you tor ma rouol domandod in P» Cam piomt 11ltd strain WITNESS my hand and tha u o l at thji Court at laniard S EM IN O LE Caunty. Florida, ■hit n r d day al Ftbruary. two ISEALI M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clark al lha Circuit Court By: Coettia V Ekarn A t Daputy Clark PvblttJl: February jt. March t. ii. n. itw O E N ItJ NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TA R O R E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N , t h a t C la m o n t ln t Froaman, lha haldar el lha lot taping cartitkotodl hat IlMd told cartilicatalt) tor a lor dtad to ba ittuad lhartan Tha cartlll cata n u rrb o rlil and yaarlt) al ittuance. lha dotcriplien a l tho property, and lha nam ed I In Phlch II wot allow ed It r r r at lollawt: Cortillcato No 1117 Ytar ol Ittuanct ItOt Oatcripiian at Proparly: LM M Mllion Sguara Pb ) Pg M Nam at In phlch atw ttad Juanita P anatl All a l told property being in tip County al Seminole. Slate a* Florida U n io n tuch c o rtltic e le d ) than ba rodeo mod according la lap. tha property detenbed In tuch carttticataltl p ill ba told front door Aathtnolf County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on the loth day ol March. 1990 «l It 0 0 A M Approximately S IM M cash for fee* it required to be paid by tucceufuJ bidder at the sake Full payment ol an amount equal to the hsghett bid plus applicable documentary stamp ♦ait* and recording fees I* due arlthln 34 h e u rt a fte r the advertised time of the sal# All payments shall bo cash or guar an teed Instrument, m ade pay able to the Clerk ot Circuit Court. Dated mis urn day of Febru a r y .1990 (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Michelle L $«lve Deputy Clerk P u b lish Fe b rua ry 30. It. M a rc h 0. 11 1990 DEN 70S IN TH E CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AM D FON SR M IN OLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO a t m * C A M P IN RE THE M A RR IAG E OF ANNIE R GRAHAM. Petitioner Wtte. and CL A U D E GRAHAM . JR . i etponden 11Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TH E STATE O F FLO RIDA TO C L A U D E G R A H A M . JR *hete lest known residence address is 140 Sarenec Street. Rochester. NY 14407 NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR TAR O C R S N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , that Richard S. or Leonard Cettetberry lha heidor ol lha lei loping cartihcalalil tut Iliad taid cartitkaloltl tor a lo t dead id ba ittuad maroon The certlticele numbarltl and yaarlt) al Iti K ripllan al ma nemelt) M p h k h II pa t awaited Hr a n at M le p t: Cor Ii tic tie No 1711. Yoarotlwuanco 1MT Dotcriplien ol P o o r ly - L E G L O T II S L R E LA K E KATH R YN PA RK aTH AOO PB IIPGSaS ♦ at Namat M phlch awawad Gone W Bright. Barbara L Bright. Bruce Bright A ll al taid property being In tha Caunty a l Samlnelo. Stale at Business Review " O t g t iiM A Christian Business" For FR E E ESTIM ATE P ick Up end Delivery Celt Day or Night 3 6 5 -3 7 4 0 PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE AOVCRTtOtNO Salon Prince SPECIALS •CarafrtsCurt— WITH THU DO 209 E. FIRST 8T., BANFOf® 323 7368 Eto. Bus P lace ***** C Knapte DOB now in Ihe erf conditioned com'on of the Home Showcase at fLKA WORLD Santord No eppt necessary or cell 40/321/3*0 halt Crowns eotmehet F L E A W ORLD. FBI.-SUN. 6-8 W EEKEND DENTISTRY Dr. Thomas VandeU ot Lake Msry Chiropractic Clinic. U n io n tuch c a r lllic a lt lt ) hall ba redeemed according la tuch ceriiticatftn p ill ba wld to tha hlghett bidder ot tha p e lt frtnt door. Sam Inala Caunty Caurthouw. Sanlord. Florida.an the tom day al March, two al II M A M Appreilm etaly H U M ceth tor teat it required to ba paid by luccewtul bidder a l lha tala Full payment al an amount equal la tha hlghett bid plut applicable documentary tlamp t a r n and recording loot It duo p lt h ln It h t u r t a lta r lha a dm itted lima ol lha tala All payment! thall ba c ith or guar antaad inilrument. made pay able to ma Clark at Circuit Court, D*t«d (tin fit* day ol F r tr u ary. 1990 (SEAL) M v y m n c M o rM Ctorfc ef ftw Circuit Court SemineteCounty. Florida By Tina Taylor Deputy Clerk Pufclkfth February 11. 30. V A March A 1990 DEN 139 IN THR CIRCUIT COUNT O F THR R IQ H TtCN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT a IN A N O FO N SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO RIDA CASK NO fM IS e C A SAP IN R E The Metier ol the Adoption of RAN M A R .end GLR PETITIO NER CH A R LES W GRIMES NOTICE O F S T IP F A R E N T ADOPTION ACTION TO R O BER T LAR R Y RAY Address Unknown YOU AR E NOTIFIED that an action tor the adoption of your minor children has been filed by CH A R LES W GRIMES In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit el Florida, by and tor tha County of Seminole . and you are required to serve your written defenses, if eny to If. on the Petitioner s attorney whose name end address it David L Ferguson, t s q . 3.300 Maitland Center Phwy . #J2*. Maitland Florida 33/11. and to file the original with Ihe Clerk ot the above ityled court on or before Ihe 39th day of March, 1940. otherwise a judgment may be entered egemsf you for the relief demanded m the Petition Dated this }Jrd day at Febru a r y .1910 (Court Seel) M A RYAN N E MORSE C le rk of C irc u it Court By Jean Bnlienf Deputy Clerk Publish February If, March 4, 13 30. 1910 DEN 394 fy tt 322-2611 %m! I ML IYNN FU HCU _________________________________ Ssfere ! SOUTHWEST H M D Curls - Perms - Cuts - Color m io • o u r ^ ^ ; M i eo 2p _ B B B B B B S B B B B B B B S b lB B B B B B b B LIGHTENING UPHOLSTERY We Turn Old Furniture Into New! 25% OFF ALL FABRICS RaaiWntisi, MoM, Raetourant 5350 McIntosh •322-J4S7 Jay & M arie's H air Studio A ll Styles O f Hatr C B rY fr» g C B r^ 3 iA 0 l ! SHAMPOO* I Lsrgs Retail Showroom M i l Orlando Dr., Sanford ! cowprnoN___ sm J UtartCiH D r. T .F. Y a n d e ll o f T he Lake M a ry C h iro ­ practic C lin ic , 9 0 2 E. Lake M ary B lvd., explain s (hat a rm a n d sh ou ld e r movement Is taken for granted, that in fact. It is as Involuntary as breathing. It is im possible to breathe w ithout there b e in g a co n tin u o u s slight m otion in the shoukte r socket -jo in t w h ic h meets the u p pe ra n n . Bone, m uscle, tendon, and ligam ent m ust w ork together In an Intim ate re la tio n sh ip to move the arm a n d sh o u ld e r w ith precision sa ys Dr. Yandell. Bones give the a rm Its tensile strength. The Itmb ts moved by skeletal m uscles w h ich may be attached directly to the bone o r b y tough connecting tendons. Ligam ents prevent the bones from slip p in g apart a t the Joints. T he bones them selves are rigid, but movement o f the a rm a n d shoulder becomes possible w here two bones Join. M ob ! persons th in k o f the sh o u ld e r Joint as being one Joint where the upper arm meets the collar bone. A ctu a lly, there are seven Jo in ts that form the sh o u ld e r com plex and this com posite of seven Jo in ts m ust move In harmony. E a c h Joint to BOB'S NEW & USED FURNITURE AFTER ■ PM IV jLP JFO W giipiT 0NLY_ r Arm And Shoulder Pain Can Signal Spinal Misalignment And Stress $4540' | wmt nag court* u r t-it-w__[ 2610 S. Sanford Ava. 23 Pc. Black Vtlvst Conversation Pit With Lam ps, Vass, Fireplace, Glass Tables A Wall Hanging -IM 1 MC. Vise, Ames Opes Moe.-Sat. I M v m 322-4694 (407) 331-4664 Insulation Saves You S S I Know What I Mean, Vem? Yarn Mr** S p a in KY I s (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 4 2 8 FRIt ESTIMATES HRS. M. SAT. IG4 W i l l Vi II.I. I . l h i i l ' s HAIR FORMULA I 2565 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL 323-8703 OPEN 24 HOURS ALL YOU CAN EAT HOT BUFFET T.Jf' Wadnaaday •ALL YOU CAN EAT ITALIAN FOOD Thursday •ALL YOU CAN EAT GREEK FOOD Frl. A Sal. •ALL YOU CAN EAT SEAFOOD □oa IF V ID EO I M ONDAY TO THURSDAY SPECIAL $1 O F F WITH IMIS C O U P O N C A L L 322-2611 207 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD WILL REBUILD YOUR FURNITURE WITH CREATIVE DESION A QUALITY WORKMANSHIP M tM U tH S O N I Y m o v ie R F N T1Ar LTU J-30-90 1060 6. P U N C H AVE.. SANFORD WINN DUUE MARKET PLACE 321-5102 1 PER CUSTOMER Mat Owl WJtog Otw OKW D O ES Y O U R C A R NEED A F A C E LIFT? $150 FINE FOR NO INSURANCE State Required P.D. Liability A P.I.P. FROM *98 *164 6 MONTHS Y EA R Y w .it O l d F e m j l e R j i n f i o m ‘ B t is f ld O ti A tje Sanford Herald Set Our Endless Selection O f Quality Carpet & Vinyl A t Affordable Prices! SPEARS INSULATION lb RAN. YOU CAN SELL (OR BUYJ YOUR M ODE O F TRANSPORT VIA THE CLASSIFIEDSI DISCOUNT CARPET INC. MAL’S UPHOLSTERY A WOODWORK \\ l. C:\Hi. \Nl> WE I.L P k o \ I. A PLANE. A BOAT. A CATAMA­ MacTAVISH 422 SANFORD AVE. I•Sonioi 0<tcounit |•Mon. Woman A Children •Hair Cuts. Psrmt A Colon •Manicuia. Padkure A Faciali •Knit •WaS In Welcome •Hatr Ettonsioni A Hur |*Hbk Replacement Wnt A Fusions "CentoInFor 5pacub' 2479 Airport Btvd., Sanlord Country Club SQuara 321-6114 BRAND NEW VAN. Dr. Y a n d e ll feels lh a l II sh ou ld be a p p a r­ ent to anyone that arm a n d sh o u kle r pain m ay Indicate a se rio us condition. B u t whether the problem to se rio u s o r not. the pain can become qu ite debilitating. Fortunately, the doctor o f c h i­ ropractic Is em m lnently qu alifie d to correct arm a n d sh ou ld e r problem s, b e lle r qualified th an any other kin d o f doctor. 'll)rou g h thorough exam ination, Dr. Y a n d e ll can not on ly Immediately relieve a m t and sh o u ld e r pain, b u t a lso determ ine the underlyin g cause o f the problem a n d correct It. Feel free to contact Dr. Y a n d e ll at 3 2 2 -9 3 0 0 to set u p an appointm ent. 3 2 3 -2 1 5 0 ------Let F.P.L. P a y -----To Insulate Your Home Economical Hair Care A CAR, A TRUCK, A dependent u pon the others a n d a n y problem In one o f these Join ts affects a ll the others. A cco rdin g to D r. Y an dell. arm and s lio u ld e r pain can have a n u m b e r o f causes, b u t the large percentage o f cases are caused by m isa lig n ­ m ent o f one o r more sp in a l bones (vertebrae). Improper posture, sp in a l curvatures, occupational stresses, o r In ju ry to the spine. • Fret Estimates • Free Towing II We Repsir • We Do Insurance Work $1 70 ♦STROP AUTO BODY D n v m ij R w c u rd j i u 1 A rw .i EASY RIDER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 4 3 1 5 S Mv/y 17 92 C a s s o t t je r r v F L 32 707 QO O J 1 - / / / D m « L E nORffW IT FA S C IN A T IO N S CO SM E TIC STUDIO & SALO N NOW OFFERS FULL FACIALS V/HICH INCLUDES • DEEP CLEANSING • FACIAL PEEL • TONING • MASK • MOISTURIZER * FACIAL MASSAGE • HEAT TREATMENT SPECIAL OFFER *30 lexte i*sf MOOOI Winn Dili* Marketplace Plan Corner Of 15th St. I 17 92, Sanlord 323-6505 .. Fbreign and Domestic Repairs 'f [ “ Formerly Luke Potter Body Shop 1460 Ooigntf Piece 1100 Santord, Florida 32771 (Santord Port Authority) 4 0 7 - 3 2 3 * 2 3 9 7 '"Fr‘fl Good A g a i n " L A K E MA RY BLVD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC DH THOVUS t T i h D t U 0 t CH i I i. 1I, |. t , I n il.I , H r , III. C n i l r " 90 2 t l j K r M jr , Blvij ’J u>tr 10/ Hi **<r m1 Lr»»tr» v.tit.jM i fI 12 7 J i • AUTO ACCIDENTS • P 1 R S 0 N A I INJUHT • PAIN CON I WOt • WORKER S COMP • SLIP & FAIL INJURIES PH. 322-9300 �* * »*»* > » 1 i » > i \ \ ' % %% % \ Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. March S. 1990 — M ------- - Business Review I by Ma AAMrtlalnp Oa^i «f MM Sanford Herald A a 3 2 2 *2 6 1 1 3 W PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE UvflfflW B a BEFORE • Tills wing-back chair, although a tin#furniturepiaca, It covaredInadrearyand out-datad fabric. AFTER • Tha aama chair covared in a ton paataIfabric, nowa complimenttotharoom’a rants and offices. M argie points out (hat she Is also expert In professionally restoring fine a n ­ tiques. as w ell a s other re skfe n llal use pieces. She has an excellent selection and v a ri­ ety of fabrics to choose from. So If you love y ou r old sofa o r ch a irs b u t they are looking a little worn: or If they no longer m a Ic h your de co r... co ns Ule r re u phol st e ri ng Ihem. Fine fu rn itu re Is expensive to replace and reupholstery Is the answer. O P E N 2 5 3 0 24 PONT THAT SOFA AWAY! H O U H S S A N F O R D “ W # A V K . C m r Y « r PybM m m ” FURNITURE • BOATS • CAM Quality Material* S Workmanship * Free Estimates ( 4 0 7 ) 322 8290 DAVE’S UPHOLSTERY 498 N. 17-92 m n NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, sc. Licensed, Bonded, Insured (1) IE PAGE 1X10 PHOTO (3) 1* PAGE 4X5 PHOTO YOUR COMPLETE PRICE PRE-SPRING CLEANING I SPECIAL a w eeks only 1 0 ,,n O F F Otter G oo d W/Ad WE DO WINDOWS • • New Construction king P“ e rs o n • ""IM r t o T h r Working • IncL Album . M -THtOO. I M - t h l 1000■*00 SAT. 1000 700-S L N i , Aptu I_____ L66K Horses By The Hour...$10 per Horse OUR NEW ADDRESS • Moonlight rides • Ponies tor paities • Hay rides/cookouls • Lots of Iraiis/open spaces • Trail riders provided BUDGET OPTICAL 601 E. 25th St., Sanford • Sam a Great Service • Same Great Eyewear • Larger Facilities To Serve You Better Serving S a n fo rd Area t _ _ _ _ _ n /. F o r O v e r 10 Years C a ll F o r R e s e rv a tio n s 407-322-5501 (407) 323*8080 3950 SR 48 AMERICAN MORTGAGE CO. — F a cto ry Trained By S la f t la — 1st A 2nd Mortgage* • Debt C o nso lid atio n Hom o Im provem ent • Free F inan cia l C o un seling G o o d C red it o r B ed Credit SERVIN0 SEM M 0LE COUNTY Repairing Your Pump Is Our Pleasui* LICENSED MOHTOAOE DltOKKH 1-800*646*8860 (407) 682*2882 • ^ * 7 Iho Y B V Don't <tolay, start yvur ad RI IB* M i l ItUM m 4 4 W Q I I 6 9 5 -2 7 0 0 ' . .* -U J is .- Q H E V R O Jy ] COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION 2207 W. let SL, Sanford (3 Ml. E. ol 1-4) ■ r : : .: LONQWOOD RUTCHJ * s* P r o fit s , BU SIN ESS REVIEW ! U lli: ANYTIME — th a t M E A S U R E U P ... Sanford • Deep Well Jet Pump* • Specialising In Submersible Pumps - Shallow Well Pump* N O A P P L IC A T I O N FEE 950 O F F A P P R A IS A L WHEN LOAN CLOSES • i u u m m i s w INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS ON MOST B R A N D S HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY - CALL NOW vm i m u i w BILL DEAROLF’S COMPLETE PUMP SERVICE 407 Wekiva Sprints Rd • Suit* 207 Longwood, FI 32779 in S a b i o i d I I I I _____ I FLYING UNICORN RANCH fo r H it U T T L ! A D S I I 3300 S. FRENCH AYE, SUITE C •SANFORD 4 0 7 * 3 2 2 -3 9 0 2 •! W l l II I H I S I ()l l*< >\ SATISFACTION GUARAN TEED $400 i i ITCHELL'S PHOTOGRAPHY II IS OFFERING A WEDDING SPECIAL 407-322*7397 M A R V AH N E MORSE C L E R K CIRCUIT COURT ■y Jaw, Britton! Deputy Ctar l PubfltB February 7/. March A. 17 3*. IMO DEN _ _______ NOTICE OP APPLICATION FO R TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N . that E ltia b e th A At/iby. me folder et IhJ tortew tng cvrtifrcatolil hat filed M*d certtltcetali) tar ■ lee deed ta he timed thereon The cvrllll coke number(t) and yverltl el luoenct. n o datertpton el the property, and Ih* nam eltl In which It wat auetkad iaiar* at M taov Certificate Ike ta VearaOMuant*. 1VBJ O avriptan et Preparfy L E G S 11 «i F T O F LOT 7 a N 1* ' l F T O F LOT g ELK 4 TR 1* TOWN OF SANFORD PB 1 FG tl Name* In which at talked William R Smith. Tarty Otmcan. Debra K Dimcan All *4 Mid pr«e«rty bahtg m Iha County of lomUolo, Stata *1 y to, Ida U n lv ti lu ch c t r t lf ic a f t lt l Ihall be ride*m id according to law. the property Patented in luch certitlcatalil will be told 10 me higiteti bidder at th* wait front deer. Semineta County Caurthauw. Sentard. P torIda. an the tom day ef March. IN* ef 11 R A M Appreelmatoty 1117*0 e*th ter toot tt required ta be paid by tuccm fut bidder et m* take Pull payment ef an amount equal ta th* htpheit bid glut applicaba documanfary klamp la ie t and recording toot It due w ith in 14 h t u r t a t lv r the adwrflted time *« rh* vale All paymanft ihall be cam or guar antoed wtifrument. mad* pay ebt* ta the Clark «4 Circuit Court Dated m il lim day *4 Febru ary 1*M ISEALI AAeryerua AAo tm Clerk *4 th* Circuit Court lemlrota Caunty. Ftorlda By Tme Taylor. Deputy Clark Pubiith Pebruary 30.1/. March a. 17 two DEN ISS NOTICE OF fic titio u s n a m e Hot ice ri hereby given that t am engaged In but.net! *l t u E Church. Lengweed. F L 77/M. S o m m e County. Florida, under the Ftclittoua Nam* el P M A PUBLIC M A RK ETIN G A1SO CIATION, end ttut 1 Intend ta regular H id name with tha Clerk el the Circuit Court. Sem mole Cetmty. Florida. In *c cor dance aim Ih* Provlltant Ol th* FlctitOui Nam* Sielutot. To w n Section N S W Ftar.de Slelulei tl)/ f lor# Root P u b lic M#rch 6. 1], 30. V. tffO O IO SI ■ ■■- ■ L t g a l N o t lc t s IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. O F T H E B ID H T B R N T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR SEM IN OLE FLORIDA CASE MO: at 1141 CA V *P M cCAUGHAN M O RTGAGE CO M PAN Y. IN C . Ptamhfl. VI C H A R L E S E R EYNOLDS, at aL Dvtandanti TO C H A R L E S E B R I T A S R EYN O LDS P O I n net SantorC Ftorlde t i n t and any parttot who may be Intoreitod a t heirt. devlttei. (rant***, atiignaaa. 1loner a. crtd lto ri. fruttaet, ar altar clelmenti. by. Ihreugh. cmder or a g e ln t t C H A R L E S E R E Y N O L D S and R I T A S REYN O LDS NOTICE OP ACTION YOU A R E NOTIFIED mat an acton tar torvetoem a> a mart gaga an ma tal lowing property Lai lag. SAN l a n t a t h i r o SECTION. *ccarding it Iha Pial thereof, a t recorded M Plat Beak IX Pag* 77 et the Public Recerdt at Semiroto Caunty. Florida hat baan Iliad igam tl you and you ar* required to lerve a copy et ydur written detanaei to It. it any. an JO H N C E N G L E H A R D T . P A , IS14 E Llv Ingitat Street. Orlando. Florida 33tt7 Plam tilTl attorney, on or before March yv. IN*, and III* Ih# original with Ih# Clerk et m il Court timer before kervtcv an Plaintiffs attorney, er lm mediately Ihareattar. other m a a datautl will be entered egamtt you tor the relief demanded In Iha Complaint lor Forvdeaurt WITNESS my hand end leal et mit Court on F t b r u r y 71. two ISEALI MAR YAN N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT •y: Jeon Bnltont Publiih February 1/, March a. 17 JO. IW0 OCN m MOTICI OP FICTITIOUS NAMK Notlc# It hvrttoy flv tn ttuil 1 *m «ngjg#d in bwtirwtt *1 STS Chtrlott# S t . longwood. S#mi noi« County * Flortd*, uod#r th# FKWiout Nomo of NATIONAL p r in t in g A PUBLISHING. and! that 1 Intond to rtfiV a r vnd naiYMl relth th# Cltrh ot th# Circuit Court. S#minot# County, Florida, in accordant* with th# Pro vitio nt ot th# Fictittoul Nam# Statgt#t. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statute \W Mary K P#c«i Publiih March*. 11.20. 2/. IffO OEOSS — I ■ L o g a l N o t ic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E l«TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R SEM IN OLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. c a s e m x g e im -C A -tt-P ANCHOR M O R TG A G E SERV ICES. INC . tar marly known at Suburban Caaital C a rp , PlabdlH va S T A N L E Y A. M IL D O U R N E . e t a l . Oatandanti NOTICE O F ACTION TO G R AC E R E E V E R ESID EN C E UNKNOWN L A S T KNOW N M A ILIN G ADORESS PO Baa » SI. Longweod. PL 1777V ANO TO. AH pertem claiming an Intarval by, mraugh. under ar agelntt ma etoreieid Oetandant YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D TH A T an actlan ta ter* clot* a mortgage on m* tallow mg detenbad property tec atod m Sam mot* County. FtarWi: Unit 1*1. B u llin g l*t. A L T A ­ M ONTE V ILLA G E 1. a cande minium m eccerdencv wtm and tublact ta tha Decleretten at Condominium record*# in 04 lit IM Record* Boot i j j j , Peg* IM/, el Ih# Public Record! el Sem.nol* county. Florid* TO G E TH E R WITH m* tatlew Ing Itomt *| property which are located in and mtlaited at a part *4 Iha improvement* ■ Refrigerator. Kang*/Oven O lt p e t a l. D ilh w e ih e r , Fan/HMd. W*th*r and Oryer TO G E T H E R wtm all ta* im erected on the property, end all tetem a n tt. right*, appurta nancav ranta. royalttea. minar al. ail and gaa right* and profit*, water, water right* and water ttock. and all fieturot row ar hereafter a part t l Iha praparty. Including replacement! and ad dltlena Thereto hat baan Iliad againtl you, and you ar* required ta lerve a copy el your written detenu*!, it any. ta mu actlan. on ROGER O BE A R *t ANDERSON 4 RUSH. Attorney! i*r Plaintiff, whaea addy*t! la m Feel Central Boulevard. Orlande. Florid* 3340). end III* Ita engine) wita the Clark at th* abev* ttyted Court on or tutor* the JVth day ol March, lfio . ettorwlM # tudgm ant m ay be *nter*d egelntt you tar the raltel da mended In ta* Amended Com plaint WITNESS M Y HANO ANO S EA L O F SAID COURT an m il Jlnd day of February, ivta IS#*)) M A R Y A N H E MORSE at Cork of H>d Court By Cecalle V. E k tm et Deputy Clerk Publikh February 1/. March a 17 30. IVV0 D E N J*/ Legal Notice Lightening Upholstery Is located at 53S0 M cIntosh Pt. S u ite 100 |5 Points) Sanford. Fo r a free estim ate cull M argie at 322-5457. W IL L IA M S &!, SON T O W IN G SERVICE L t g a l N o t lc a s NOTICE O F ACTION TO J E F F R E Y R BROWN and LINOA BROWN. II living, and all iwWnwan partial claim Ing By. tfirtugh. wndar »r agamtf h e abev* named Oa linden H wfa are rof kroon ta be deed or aiira. whether w ld tat*newel pert le i may claim an tntom f a* tgemm. lo in , d* v lkev t. grantee*. *r ether c la im a n t * , c la im in g b y , ihreugh. under er *g*iml the •eld J E F F R E Y R BROWN end LINDA BROWN. Wheee reildenc* I* imknewn Wfa*# ta il blown mailing >AWi l l II: r i] HillvOw Drive. Aliamenv* Spring*. F L 73/14 YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F I I D Wof an aeftan 1* taractat* a mortgage an Ih* tal lee mg p n p e ifj hi Semuota County. Florid* Let >/. *4 O AK LAN D HILLS. according to the p4*Q Ih, reel. M recorded In Plat Beak IX el page u 1 U d I N Public Record* el Semineta County. Florida he* been Iliad egaiml you end you are require ta tor ye a copy of year written detonot. if any, ta If an G A R Y A GIBBONS. ESQUIRE, et Gabon*. Smith. Conn a Arnett. P A . Plerntlll'i attorney, whole eddreit It M l E a tl Kennedy Beutaverd. Suita VM. P e it O ffice Bee 11//, Tampa. Florid* 130*1. on or belor* March TV. 1VV0. and III* ih# anginal with i*o Clerk ef m il Court either before lervice an pteintltri attorney er Imme dietaly there*tier, otherwl a * default will be entered egemit you tar n o relief demanded In the Complaint O A T E O Ihit Jln d day el February. l*eo Lightening Upholstery Does Quality Work Lightening U ph olstery could be thought o f a s a "M om and Hop" operation. Yet the profes­ sional re s u lts that are achieved reflect experience In the u pholstery Industry. "O u r employees have 100 years of co lle c­ tive experience", says M argie M itchell, owner. M argie Just opened her bu sin e ss In N o­ vember o f 1988. (She h a s been u pholsterlng since 19G-II. A recently new S anford resident, she looks forward to m eeting people and getting Involved In the com m unity. Q u a lity professional finished pieces have brought su ccess to the b usiness. She has done a great deut o f com m ercial w o rk for motels, restau- L t g a l N o t lc t s IMTHE CIRCUIT COURT O F T N I IIO W TIBH TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F TH E ( T A T I O F FLO RIDA. IR AMO FOR IB M I M O it COUNTY CIVIL ACT K M CMR M i R I I B C A R F OIvtlAMt W F U N D A M EN T A L M ORTGAGE C O R P O R A T I O N / t r m v r ly in e w n a t F U N D A M I R I C A C O R F O R A T I O N . f a r m t r ly know n a t S O U T H M A R K M O R TG A G E CORPORATION O F AM ERICA. FUtaftn *» J E F F R E Y R BROWN and LINDA RROWN. If (lying, and ell unknwwn peritaa claiming By. Ihreugh. under *r agarmf Rw abev* named Defendanft w fa are io f taown ta b* d ied *r atlv*. wfa War iard unknewn partial may claim an MMroif at tpeueev hefri. dbvfwei. grantag*. m *Rwr claimant*, claim Ing By. Ihreugh, under e r agarml Pit i M J E F F R E Y R BROWN and LINDA BROWN. ANOV CLARKSON and BOARD O F C O U N T Y COMMISSION E R S O F SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO RIDA. ■ N O T IC E O F P U B L I C H E A I I N O 0 4 T I A M IN A T ION O F S U B IT A H T IA L D IV IA T IO N M IA T H R O W D I V t L O F M I N T O F R I O I O M A L IM P A C T Nolle* i t h tr« *v g lvan m e t me Saminoto County Board *1 County C o m m lt ia n a r i IB C C I w ill conduct o public hearing on M ore * n . I lt l, beginning *1 t : M p m ., o r O l toon tlw roottor o t potu bl*. In ITw County Service* B uildine. 1101 E o t l F jr U ilr e a l, Senior d. F ie n d * . Room w i n rn o e u ip o m •* " w he a rin g w m re ce ive p u M K m pui. con tid er Loco) P lonning Agency ( L P A I raco m m e n d e ta n i. ond ony other ogoncy comment*, on whether the e d ditlen of the follow ing d o te n be d p ro p e flle t lie * legol d e tc rip tu n end m ep below I to me K eo throw D evelopm ent e l Regtonel Im p e cl I O B I) com m ute* * lu b V e n tle l devlohon under in* p re v itio n t e l Section M O M III) P le rld o Sletuiet. end would, accordingly. requ ire turltier Oevelop m enl o l Regional Im p e cl review The legol d ttc r ip lie n o l the property le be edded It *• loUow t A per cel o l lend being * portion o l Section! 11 end M . Tew nthip It South. B enge IV E o t l. Sem inole County. F lo rld o . m ore p o rtic u lo rly d etcrib o d a* teitow* Com m ence et the Soulheotl corner e l terd Section 71 end run North * r * 4 » " W e ll, elong the South lino o l the Southootl o l M id Section IS lo r o W ttonco o l I1M M tool, thonco run N o rm 00*1*03" E o t l elong the E o t l lin o o l mo Soulhw etl to o l the Southootl to o l M id Section IS lo r o d itle n c e o l rte 10 N e t h i the Point o l Beginning, thence N o rm m m W e ll. IMS IV N et le the E o t l rig h t ot w ey o l M a rk h a m Wood! Rood, thence North 0O-J*TJ'' E e tl. I t l i l reel la Ih* P C . o l 0 curve co n cern la the South**it hovmg o ro d lu t *1VIV M tool, ihence N o rthe rly elong ih* ore o l M id curve through * control o n g lt e l l l - l l l i " lo r Md U feel to Ih* P R C .e f# c u r v e c e n c a v * t a in * N o rlh w e tl hovlng * ro d lu t o l 10*0 0* le e l. thence N ortherly elong In* ere *1 M id cu rv e through e control eng to o l 1*-J7'J1" lo r 11/ IV lc * l. thence South m i l l ! E o t l elong the N o rm lino o l the S o u th w e ll to o l the Soulh eotl le o l Section JJ, Tew nthip IV South. Bongo JV E c t t lo r SIS JJ tool, thence North W -31'IS” E o t l. i n OS tool, thence North g v -lt'a s ” W etl. 3/041 teel, thence N o rm 00- l t l r ' E e tl. SB DO N et. thence South t v i * IS” E o t l. >00 N e t' thence N o rm 00*101r E o tl. MOO N et. ttwnc* N orm W M et ’ W ett. rso o loot, thonco Soum 00 -1 0 'ir" W ttl. MOO tool thonco Soum W M 'iS " E o t l. 10 00 tool, thonco Soum 00-1*1/" W ett. II 00 Mel. thonco North W M 'iS ” W « l. ISO vt leel. thence North IJ-TTSS” Wett olong the E o tl right ol woy el Morthom Wood* Rood lor tv 00 tool (o Ih* P C ot o curve cencev* Eotlerly end having e rodlut Ol ISV* It Net. Ihenct Northerly elong Ih* ere ol M id curve through e centre) engl* ol 10*01 II" lor It* S* leel lo m* P t . Ihenc* North Ol-trtO” Wetl. 1SJ II leel lo * point bomg on the Southerly right el wey el Morkhem Rood, thence Eotlerly elong told Southerly right ol woy ol Morkhem Rood, elong e curve concave lo Ihe Norlhwetl hovlng o lengent bearing ol Norm t l D i ' l f Eotl. a radiut ol Has t] teel. a central angle ol 0*114 0V ond on ore Mngtn ol 111 Id Net to m* P T . ihenc* Norm sv-07 0*” Eetl. 14101 leel lo the P C ol * curve concave Soumeatier Iv having a radiut el tf*t TV tael. Ihenc* EetNrly along the arc *1 M id curve through * centre! angle o l l O - t r i r tor 101 SI leel thence South (W it 01'' Wett along a lino 410 00 leel Wetl el end parallel to the E etl lm* el Ih* Norlhwetl '* el Ih* Southee it to ol Section IS lor S U leel. Ihenct Soum W I T H ” E o tl along iho North Imo ot Soulhooil '« ol Sac Ion 17 Townthip IV South. Bongo IV Eotl tar It 00 Not. thee. South 00*It 02” Wvtt olong Iho Wetl lino ol Iho Eotl it* 00 leal ol Iho Norlhwetl '* ol m* Southootl '.* ol Section II lor UO 00 tool, mane* South W I T 71” Eotl olong o Una U0 00 teat South ol o parallel to Iho Norm lino ot Ih* Southootl it of Section 11 tar JVOOO tool. Ihonct South 00*1* 0 “ Wvtt olong m* Watt line ol Ih* Norlhaati 'a ot the Soulheotl 1e ot Section IS tor 110 00 teal thence South W t l TT E o tl along tht South lino ot th* Norm too leel ol the Norttwott 'a ol m* Southootl 'e 0* Section IS tar JOT 40 Net thence Norm 00*1* 07” E atl along Iha Eatl lino ol tha Wetl W 0) tael ot In* Nor mean >a ol the Southootl 'a ol Section IS tar too 00 teat, menco South W I T H ” Eotl along th* Norm lm* ol m* Norlhaati 'a ot th* Southoati '4 ot Section IS tor *10 M toot. Ihenc* Soum OO-W'lS ' Watt along ma Eatl line ot Iha Soulheotl to *1 Sat Hen IS ter 100 OO tevt thence Norm W l f lt ' Eotl porollol ta Ih* Norm lm* ol the Soum watt '« ol Section M Tewnthip It Soum. Benge iv Eotl tar HO 01 lea! thence North OO-OS'lS" E o tl along * lm* iM 00 teat Eotl ol and parallel ta me Wetl lino ol the South watl '4 ol Section M tar HI VO feel Ihence Soum IJ-SJ'OV" E atl olong * lino being th* South righl ol way ol Morthom Road tar oa I) Net ta Ih* P C e l l curve concave ta iho Nor meet! ond having a radiut of tea ta tael, thence Easterly elong me ere of Mid curve through o control engle *1 U * lS 'li" tar NO it leal le the P T . Ihenc* Norm OV-IJU " Eetl. t IS tael, menco departing ta d righl ol wey run Soum OO-WM Eetl. elong o lm* pareilel lo the Eotl lm* ol Ih* Norm wet I to el the Soulhwetl '• tor e ditianc* el IMO ri tael, ihenc a Soum W ll' M " Watl along Iha Norm line of m* Soum el m* Soulhwetl ol ta>d Section M lor o ditlence ol MO IS tael Ihenc* Soum 00*0111 Wetl elong the Wetl lm* ol the Soulhwetl el M>d Section le tar e d-tlenca ol tel 43 Net m*nc* Norm W 4 l'l4 ' Wetl elong me Norm ime el m* Soum ' i ol m* Soulheotl ol m* Soulheotl ol te.d Section it tar e ditlence ol I1U 14 tael Ihenc* Soum 00-i» 01 Well elong me Wett line ol m* Soulheotl ’ 4 el m* Soulheotl '4 el ta d Sac lion IS lor e durance ol 114 n tael ta Ih* Pern! ol 5ag.nn.ng Together with a parcel Ol land being o portion ol Section M. lownth.p It South Nang* IV Eetl Semmota County Florid* more poriicuierly deter bad at totiowt Commence el me Soulheotl corner el Section IS. Tewnthip IV South Manga IV East and run Norm tv-44 00 Writ along ih* South lm* ol tha Soulheotl 'e ol ta>d Section IS lor a distance ol I1M1* leal mane a Norm 00*14 01 E a tl along Ih* Watt line ollhe SE ol Iha SE 'e ol Section IS Tewnthip If Soum. Rang* JV Eatl a ditlanca ol eal t l tael thence South 0V-4IJ4” East along Ih* Norm ima ol m* South ' , at ih* SE 'a ol m* SE ’4 ol ta d Section 11 a ditlanca ol Ilia 14 leal mane a Norm 00*0111 Eatl along ma Watl Ima ol ma SW '4 ol Section M. Townthip it Soum Nang* IV Eat! a <t>ti*n<e ol tal 41 tail mane* Norm W 1I S1 Eatl ateng m* Norm lm* ol m* Soum ' , ol m* sw 'c ol M id Sac!cm M a d.ttanc* ol MO : i tael ta * poml lying / 04 chamt 1404 44 taell Wetl ol Ih* SE corner *1 Ih* NW ta el m* sw '4 el M d Section w m*nc* Norm OO-OTIO Watt along 0 Imo par anal ta th* E etl ime el th* NW '» el me SW 'r toe e ditlence ol II 41 chemt (IS! ri taell Ihenc* run North W H O] E etl along a lm* parallel ta the South lm* ol me NW '• ol the SW 'a lor * ditianc* el J 04 chemt 1444 44 taell la e poml on me W ttl Ime el me NE tael ih* SW ta el M d S edan M ta d pe.nl being n ij chamt 1IM 11 tael i Norm 00-00- V W ttl Irem me SE corner el m* NW ■. ol me SW ta o l M id Section M . Ihenc* N o rm 00*00-X T W e tl elong the W ett lm* o l the N E ta e l Ih* SW ta of M d Section m e d itia n c * e l SIB IV N a t ta the Southerly rig h t e l w ey lm * of M o rk h e m Reed, ih e n ct N o rm W i l l ) E a t l along la id Southerly rig ht *1 w ey line end th in g * lin e SO tael Soum e l and p a ra lle l a im Ih* N o rm lin t e l Ih* N E ta o l the SW ta e l M d S e d a n M , a d itia n c * bt M l 40 ta e ll ihenc* Soum 00*0111 l e e l elong m e l e a l lin e *4 me W e tl ta *4 h a MO ta *• m e t w ta e l trw* tociveri 14. e e itie n c * *< T O A4 ta e l, m e n u N o rm W 4 1 I 0 ” E e t l elong Ih* N o rm line o l th* Soum ta Ol th* N E ta o l m* SW ta e l M d Section 7*. * d itia n c * o l M l 11 tael ta ih* Perm o l Beginning. Ihenc* N o rm 00*04 10 ' W e tl elong Ih* E a t l lin t o l Iha S oulh w etl ta o l Sac I >on M tar VS1II laet ta o p o m l ly in g on th* Soum rig ht o l w ay o l M a rk h a m B ead. Ihenc* South W 7 4 1 1 " E o t l along M d rig h l o l woy * d itia n c * e l a la a l le a l to th t P C ot a curve cencev* ta the South hovlng o ro d lu t o l 1MV 00 tael, thonco E o t le r ly along Ih* ere e l M id c u rv e through o c e n tra l angle o l 01*74 00” tar 177 TO N o t ta Iho P C C o l o cu rv e concave Southerly having a ra d iu t o l Ma 14 le a l, thence f a tta r Iy along m e a rc e l M d curve Through a ce ntra l angle *| 10-1111' tar IM M tael ta Ih* P C C e l a cu rv e concave Southerly and having a r a d iu t o l 41100 tael, ihen ct E t tt a r ly along Ih* a rc o l M d c u rv e through o central angle ol 0I-17T4” tar 10 0/ tael; ihenc* departing t e d rig h l o l woy run Soum OO-Oa'JO" E o t l. MO TV tael, n o n e * N o rm M *o ra o -' E o t l. 1VSM lael. thence N o rm 00-0747" W att, m o 71 tael, n o n c e N o rm M t a l OO” E e tl, IM 1 7 tael: ttwnce South 00*03 41" E o t l la t 14 tael, ihenc* North 00*01 00" E a t l. 1J4 00 tael thence N o rm 0O*OT4T' W a tl. TOtov leal. Ihonct South MM/'OO” E o tl. 4M I ] taol. Ihecno Soum og-OTtol" E a t l along a lin t aOle t ! W e tl o l ond p o ro llo l to mo E e t l line o l Ih* Soulheotl ta o l Section M . I t a d lm * being the W ett rig h t o l w ey e l Stale Rood a ll. O range Boulevard) tor o d itla n c a o l 1101 S* taol. Ihenct norm W S T 1 0 ” E e tl. 10 00 tael, thence Soum OO-oraT' E e tl. 101 as le e l. menco N o rm M *74'M ” E a t l along Ih* Soum lin o ol S e d a n M lo r o d itia n c * e l SOI tael, Ihenc* Soum 00-0441” E e t l elong Ih* E e t l boundery o l the tra c t d e tc rib o d in O ffic ia l R e ce rd t Book t f l . Peg* 77a. P u b lic R e co rd ! e l Semmota County. F lo rid * , ond olong Ih* W e tl rig ht e l w ey e l Banana L*a* Read tor a d itla n c a o l M l Va le a l thanca N orth 14-7S74” W e tl elong the Soum lm * o l m* e lo r t M d t r o d lo r e d itle n c e e l r 11 M le e l. Ihenc* N o rm 14*4714' W e tl elong the W e tl lin e e l rh* a lor a te id tree I ond olong H a W t t l Ime e l L e i 1. W e lte r"t S u b d itlta n . P ie t Book I. peg* t. P ub lic N tc e rd t e l Sem inole County. Florid *, lo r a d itia n c * e l i l l U leal, thane* Soum M *74'M ” W e tl elong me N o rm line e l S e d a n I. Tew nthip 10 Soum. Rang* ]* E a t l. tar a d itia n c * e l MS 04 tael. Ihenct N orth 00*04 70'' W ett elong e lm * I c h e m t E e t l o l e n d p o ro lle l ta the W e tl (In* o l G overnm ent Lot 1 ot M id Section 74. o d itle n c e e l 1171II tael, thence Soum M*14‘M ” W t t l t o n g e line M c h e m t North o l end p a ra lle l lo the South lino at G overn m ent Lot 1. o d itle n c e of 110 SI tael, n o n e * N o rm 00*0* 70" W t t l elong Ih* E e t l lir a e l Ih* Soulhw etl ta e l M id S e d a n M. e d itle n c e of I M U tael ta the Pom l o l Beginning, further d e te n b ad a t locatad on Ih* touth tid e *1 M a rk h a m Rd. abutting M a rk h a m Rd. Ovang* B in d 1C R 411). M a rk h a m W ood! Rd and m* f lit t in g H eathrow P U D , containing e total o l e p p ro n m e ta ly 131 a cre t I B CC O IS T R IC T SI In le ra tla d par b a t and tha general p ub lic a re encouraged lo appear * l in ., haar.ng Th* general p ublic m ay p ra ta n l input m accordance with Th* procedure* u tilica d by Iha B C C W ritten com m ent! m ay b* M a d w ith Iha B C C at Iha haarlng or by m arling ta m a lo m# a d d r n t below c.'O P la n n in g D ire c to r th* h e a lin g may be cunim uad ire m t i n t lo tim o a t da*mad n a ca tta ry by Ih# BCC Fu rlh a r inform ation pe rta inin g to m il developm ent m ay be obtained from Ihe O ttlc* e l P la n n in g Room N i l ) Semmota County S e fy ic e t Boitd-ng 1101 E e t l F i r t l Sly e e l San lo rd P L 77/11. talapnon* laOII 111 >>M •a'ant.on 13/1 between H Q a w end 1 1 1 ( i n M onday through Frid a y a • c i udmg hoi id* yt P a rto n t a r t c id v iu d that II Ihay decide to appeal any daem on mad* e l Ih it hearing m ay w ill need e re co rd ot m* proceeding! end tar tu th e pur pot* may m ay need ta entur# e r tr b e fim record e l Iha proceeding! i t m ade w hich record in clu d e! me to tlu no ny and fyidenc# upon which Iha appeal it ta b* m ade F a r id a Staiutat. Section 3MOIOS B O A R D O F C O U N T r C O M M IS S IO N E R S B v A N T H O N r V A N D E R W O H P P L A N N I N G O lR E C T O R P u b iith M a r c h * T IN D EO a �\— Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. March •. 1990 71-HBteWWlRd Lagal Nolle* I t M L MOTICI MOT 1Cl O e CM*NOE O F U N O US I F U tL I C MI A K I M TO ■ ■ M IL O M ARCH 17. t*M Nolle* It hereby glean ( M l th# l « r < of County Commltttanert IBCC) of Seminal*County will conductapubfk hearingon March J7, 10*0 *1 l i M a m ., or at toon maraattar a t pottlblt. In th* County Services Building, hoi t a i l F irtl S tm t. Sanford. F L. lo o m W ill, th* purpose of th* hoarlng It It r*c*ty* public Input. contMtr Local Planning AgencyiPlanning A Zoning Commission [ L P A P l i l recommendations. and any Meal fo.ycnmonl *r oth*c agancy commentt. an roquottod amonXnontt I* th* County Comprehensive Plan Th* BCC util contidor attaclatod rarenlngt, whore applicable, eoncurrtntty pith th* requested amendmonkt That* request* th* BCC dokarmlnot, fey y«t* at th* BCC. that It Inlands I* adopt will b* transmitted to th* Slot* Otpartmm t at Community A flairs (OCA I far r*ri*w and comment prior to Imal BCC action at a lattr public hearing to bo tchodulld In th* tutor* ILand LIM *m*ndm*nts on proporty containing flood prana and wtltand areas remain sub(act Id th* applicable Conservation land us* designation and toning clettifkaflen and lha provisions rolollng thorolol All Intorostod parson* ar* urged t* attend and b* heard regarding lha subiacl amandmanta and ratanlngs Land uoa amandmants and retonmgs la b* considered by lha K C ar* at toUaors: O IN N It OUINN - Amendment tram Medium Density Resident.*! la Oft tea described as Cammanc* al lha S I earner *1 N.W 'a *1 th* N W Section 33. Township l l South. Rang* x Cast, run mane* North r u n " , Watt JM If teat Ia tang lha (a s I Ins* at sard NW at th* N W. Vtl run thane* South l**JT SB" West a34.il loaf to th* p e r l p| beginning, run lhanc* South JO*SO 10" Watt R l f l w l . run lhanc* North n s f t Cast Jf l i f teat, run thane* North r * r East n s o teat, run thane* South r a p Wasl sai.SOtaat t* th* patnl *1 beginning lying and being situated In Sansinel* County. Florida, further described at located appraiimataly MO It south al Hawaii Branch Rd. and *00 ts wasl at Lab* Hawaii Rd. abutting Lake Hawaii Plata and Tempt* Terrace Annas subdivision, containing appro*l mataly Threeacras IBCC DISTRICT I) JOHN MOTIINOER. JR. - Amendment tram Cam marc 1*1 te High Density Ratidantiai dasenbad at: Th* SW 'a el th* SW t* at Section If. Township 11 South. Range 11 East, lamlnals County, Florida, loss the (atttrty M toot for rood right of way, and lass the Southerly m it laat, fur'her dasenbad as locatad on th* w*sl s>da at S R tla (Alatay* Trail), apprpsimalaly laoo It north at tha intartaction at $ R tla and Iron Bridge Rd. abutting t.R CM. Remington Dr and Remington Park subdivision, containing •pprosimatoty I*acres IBCC DISTRICT I) MAONOLIA LA K E — Amendment tram Suburban Estates to Low Oansity Rastdtntial dasenbad as Th* Narlhaast 'a at its* Northwest and th* Narthwatt'« af tha Northwast '* el Sachan 11, Township l l South. Rang* i) laat. Seminal* County. Florid*; and lha Northeast '• at Its* Northeast >a at Sac IIon M. Township It South. Rang* U Cast. Sansinota County. Florida, lying Cast at F E C R R Right at Way; Alta begin at lha Southeast corner at th* Southwest ol Section It. Township 11 South. Rang# 11 East. Saminoie County, Florida, run North te lha Narlhaast corner of lha South 1r ol the Northeast '« at the Southwest ’a ol Section it. Township 11 South. Range a East. Seminole County. Florida. Usenet run West f it foot, thence South Sa-XOO" Was! 1*»1 tool la the Easterly Right at Way at F E C R R . thence Southeast along said Right al Way la the South i.no ot Section if. Township 11 South. Range 13 Cast, thence East. SemineM County. Florida to me Point af Beginning Tha Northwest U st lha Northeast 'a at Sachan 11. Township 11 South. Range 33 East. Sam Inal# County. Florida, and a strip al land M teat In width lying South at and adlacant te tha following described lino Beginning is fool watt af th* Narlhaast earner af th* Southeast la at lha Northeast te af Section 11. Township l l South. Range 11 East, run West S3* ) leal, lhanc* South al*M0P" West if f loot; thence North 13*3000 Watt i n laat; lhanc* North I7-X0B" West las toot; lhanc* Watt 11 feat la th* Northwest earner at told Southeast 'a ol th# Northeast 'a ot Section l l . Township 11 South. Rang* 3) East Semtnoia County. Florida, further described as located on the watt tid* *1 Snow H ill Rd. appraalmataty I.*00 M north ol tha intersection el Snow H ill Rd and Brum lay Rd. abutting Snow Hill Rd adlacant th* La' > Lanatia Woods subdivision, containing epproiimettly 111 acres IBCC DISTRICT I) HI O AK S D E V E L O P M E N T CO. - Amendment tram Suburban Estate* to Law Density RatMantlai and associated w a n in g tram A I (Agricultural fa PUD I Planned Unit Development I described a* Th* East 1030 last af th* southerly I I at th* Southeast >a af th* Narlhaast 'a el Section 33. Township 11 South. Rang* M East. Samirnto County. Florida, lass road Right al Way ever th# easterly portion thereof lor S R. No. CIS AN D Tha East 1030 loot ol the North *i ol th* South ' i ol th* Southeast <o al tha Northeast *a ot Section)}. Township 11 South. Range 11 East. Samlnota County. Florida, lots road Right ol Way ever tha easterly portion thereat tar S H No f is AN D The South 1/S al tha North I I ol Sac Iion l l , Township l l South, Rang* n la s t. Sam Inal* County. Florida, less me Northeast 'a al lha Narlhaast t. of th* Southeast 'a ot said Sac Iion M and also Hass lha East ISM taal el th* South ot the Southeast ‘a el the North***! te *1 said Section m and also lass read Right af Way over th* easterly port tan tharaot lor S R No a lt together with That portion af th* southerly l'T *t th* North S I af Section It. Township 11 South. Range 31 East. Seminal* County. Florida, lying easierty at E conloci tuitehee River AND- Tha Southwest •a at lha Narlhaast 'a at tha Southwest le and the South >> at tha Northwest la at th# Southwest 'a; th* W est' i al tha Sautnaasl Sa af th* Southeast 'a; and th* Southwest 'a st Hi* Southeast la: and tha South *i af the Southwest.'*. and the South Is af tha Northeast 'a af lha Southeast top ewaiha vsuen t | * — SSwtWwaH laa> the IsiiS S iin lei e O t h e Southeast '* at lha Nerlheeil '* at lha Southwest 'a at Sac IIon H. Township 11 South. Rangel] East AN D That portion ot Ihe South If ol th* North 's at lha South >s, and that portion ol tha South 11 ol ih# South >i el Section 11. Township 11 South. Range n East, lying easterly ol tha Econlockhatchet River, being In Seminole County. Florida, further dasenbad as locatad on tha watt tide el C R. No fit. Irom epproiimettly 1.000 tt south at tha Mahkahwaa Girl Seoul Camp to tha Orange Seminole County Ime. abutting C R. fit. the E conlock hatch** River and tha Or eng* Seminole County Una. containing appro*imetaly M )acres (BCC DISTRICT II SAMI N I R I I C N — Amendment from Suburban Etlalat to Law Density Residential and associated re toning from A I (Agriculture) to fl 1A ISingle Family Dwelling District) described a i The Southwest 'a ol th* Northaasl >a of the Southeast 'a lass that part North and West el paved road. AND tha Southeast ’a at lha Northeast 'a el lha Southeast 'a. AND lha Southeast 'a ol tha Southeast 'a. Section 11, Township 11 South. Range 33 East Th# South ’ i at tha Northwast 'a at tha Southwest 'a. AND th* Southwest 'a st the Southwest 'a. ANO tha South ' i ol tha Northwast 'a ot th* Southeast 'a al lha Southwast 'a. ANO th* South ' »ot tha Southeast 'a of th* Southwest 'a. AND the Southwest la ol lha Southwest ’a at th* Southeast ’a. Section 11. Township ]l South, Rang* 17 East Th* Northwest ’ • ANO Its* West *a al lha Northaasl *a. Sac lien It. Township 11 South. Range 11 East Tha East ' r ol th* Northaasl ‘a. Section 3i. Township 11 South. Rang# 33 East, all in Seminole County, Florida, further described as locatad Immediately south at intersection ol Snow Hill Rd and Brumley Rd. epproeimattiy AfO tt west at Lake Mills Rd. abutting Lake Mills, and the subdivisions ol Las* Mill* Shorts and North Chwluota. containing appraiimataly a ll acras IBCC DISTRICT II O XFO R D T E R R A C E — Amendment from High Density Residen tial to Commercial and associated raioning Irom R 1 IMultiple Family Dwelling District! to C t (Retail Commercial District) described as Th* Cast MO 00 test al lha North 171 M teal ol th* Northwest ' i ol th# Northwast 'a ol Sac lion 30. Township 31 South. Rang* M Cost. Sominoi* County, Florida. Ih* above description containing a portion of Lot A Fornwood Piece, as recorded in Plot Boos I], Pag* fl. Public Record* ol Sominoi* County. Florida, further described as located on Ih* west side ot O ilo rd Rd. approeimototy *0 H south ot th* intersection ot O ilo rd Rd end Fern PorS B i r d . abutting O ilo rd Rd. containing apprgilmetoly live aero* IBCC DISTRICT f l LEO N AR D CA SS E LB E R R Y — Amendment from Medium Density Residential to Industrial described as Lots 11. 11. 11 and If Norm at the centerline ol Go* Crook. Bloch A. JOHNSONS PO ULTRY FARM S. Plat Boos a. Pag* f. Saminoi* County. Florida, lurmor described os located an Ih* west side ol Boll* Are . approiim jiely 3 700 tl south ot S R CM. abutting Boll* Av* end Go* Creek, ediecent LoS* kaihryn )th Addition, containing epprotimefoly 11 acres I BCC DISTRICT 11 This hearing may b* continued from time to time os deemed necessary Interested parties end th# general public ar* encouraged to appear at this hoarlng Th* gonorol public may pi event input ol the hearing In accordance with Ih* procedures ulflittd by th* BCC Written comments may be Med with th# BCC al the hoarlng or by mailing cam* so Planning Oirector” . 1101 East First Slrtot. Sanford. F L U t il, telephone 1*071 HI 1130 eitension T171 Copies 0 1 th* proposed amondmontt end related information are available tor public inspection al the address above Room K1S7, between th# hours o i l B0 a m end S ORp m . Monday through Friday, oactudmg holidays Persons ar* advised mat it they dec id* to appeal any decision made et mis hearing, they will need a record of Ih* proceedings and tor such a purpose they may need to ensure a verbatim record ot th* proceedings is made, which record includes th* testimony end evidence upon which Ih* appeal Is to be mad* Florida Statutes. Section 71* OUt BOARD O F COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BY ANTHONY VANOERWORP. PLANNING DIRECTOR Publish March* 130. 1SSB DEO S CELEBRITY CIPHER C« * 6n»| Csp**r Cryptogram* «t« u h M from QvoMfcont t> ' J X U I C T J V M O U B Z C L Z C L T J N . C L R X U J N K C B L U C O U L Q C T J X U Z C F J T M V C V C I T F J J X U TT Ml I T N J T M V X T J B U L . * L T R X C L O Y M V - - X A V X U f . P R E V IO U S S O LU TIO N " A lo o d IS rsol necessarily o tse rtiA i (silt because your cfuld hat#* d " — Katherine Wtatafsorn CLASSIFIED ADS S#minola 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Orlando •Winter Park _________8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. 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C*rUBTC*3A3X0B77. ■ X P C R I I N C I O M O T H IR OF TWO. my homo. Lake Mary area A ll ages, lanced yard. m eals HRS lOfCAIJ 373 >SM Lagal Noticas IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEM IN OLE COUNTY* FLORIDA CAIK NO. 16-446-CA f t -L C E IC O F IN A N C IA L S E R V 1CBV1NC t i l l l R.S1 m f v i’ W . S T E P H E N S O A M -fc-ft-Y , - ■ ■■ O A K L E Y , unknown t p o u ia o f S T E P H E N S O A K L E Y . If m a m # d. E A R L E B B E R L Y , a /k /a E A R L E B E R L V , ------------------E B B E R L Y . unknow n spout# ot EARL E BB ER LY . i ^« EARL E B E R L V * it m a r r it d . ----------------- O A K L E Y . It m ar fted. T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A . R U S S E LL M W EST. SUN R E A L EST A T E S E R V I C E . INC. and any un known hair*. d#vtta#v gran teat, cra d ito rt. and other unknown persons or unknown tp o u ta t c la im in g by. through, and under any e l the above nam ed Da fondants. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO E A R L E B B E R L Y . a k a E A R L E B E R L Y . ---------------E B B E R L Y . unknown spouse of EARL EBBERkV . a k a EARL E B E R L Y . If m a r r ie d , ■■ ■ ■ -----' O A K L E Y , unknown spouse of D E A N O A K L E Y . If m a r r ie d , a n d R U S S E L L M W E ST , and any unknown heirs, d evisees, gran tees, c re d ito rs, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses c la im in g by, through, and under any of the a b o v e n a m e d D e fe n d a n ts , if deceased R E S ID E N C E S UN KN OW N Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F I E D that an a ction te foreclose M or i^a9 « cove ring the following re a l and personal p ro p e rly in Sem inole County, F lo rid a , te w it The N orth 140 teet O F TH E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D P R O P E R T Y The W est 228 l» ti of Ihe South te of the Northeast te of Ihe Southwest te of Section 21. Tow nship 2) South. Range 30 E ast, le st the South t$ feet and less R*gth of W ay ot L A K E H O W E L L R O A D . S E M IN O L E County, F lo rid a has been file d a gainst you and you are requ ired te serve a copy of your w ritten defenses, if any, to It on C V k t e r Butter. J r . 1218 E Robinson Street. O rlando. F lo rid a 22801, and til# tha or*g* n a l w it h th a C la r k o t the above styled Court on or before tha 2tth day of M a rc h . iteO. otherw ise a ju d g m e n t m ay be e n te red a g a in st you tor the re l tet dem anded in the Com p la in! W IT N E S S m y hand and seal of sa id Court on the 22nd d a y ot Fe b ru a ry . IW0 (C O U R T S E A L ! M A R V A N N E M O RSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B y Je an Brllten t Deputy C le rk 'Publish' February fl, March * 12. 20. Iteo D E N 29* NOTICE CF FICTITIOUS N AM E N o tice i t hereby g iven that I am engaged in business at 272 H ic k m a n O r , Sanford. Sammol# C o u n t y , F l o r id a u n d e r th# F ic titio u s N a m e ot F A M I L Y T R E E S E R V IC E and that I inland to register ia»d name w ith the C le rk ot the C irc u it Court, Sem m oie County F ie ri d a te a cc o rd a n t# w ith tee P r o v is io n s o t the F ic t it io u s N am e Statutes, To W ‘ t Section M S oe F lor da statutes it s / R ob ert L a n rise ra P u b lish F a b ru a ry V M a rc h t •I 20 'teO DEN m 55— Outintis A C HA N C I To Steel Your Own ■vainest Ifranch ilt I with III ■filing M finance you avan ll hava lima or no credit nlng getantlal sal.00* 171000 within your III year. O n ly l o r l a u i I n g u l r l a i ia*-f0l-f7M waf hag 0HI.I (■ K D R IV IA M IK IM S W IA R O I S I O N I I CLOTMI& ■A R N IM A M F I * M ONTH I C0L1 (407) 023-90*7 Far M hr. racardad l Soif*n OmM tiro Cottoi la open soon Laos* A leas* apllgn CaM................ 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Banalllt TransportalKm Call 07 1S1 I*00 art 1141 Tall rslundtd Sam 10pm wto runs KUVERT DRIVER 111 d a y s p ar weak. C a ll O X W00 A sk tor M ik a _________ CMPfkrtR MITER F ra m in g , m t o n v and trim E .p a rla n c a d e n ly H i t A M CASHIERS K£0(0 A ll i h i f f t availab le.. Good H o urly wage R a il# a fte r *0 days No tapertenco heeded. I f i f l Im m e d iate ly. P ro m o ftonal opportunities A p p ly a l A m o co Food Shop 4800 Slate Road ** Sanford or m L k M a r y B lv d , L k M a ry CHAUIER SALES RET E .c it in g opportunity far mollvatod Laws person Un lim ltod aarnlng p a lsnlla l. chanc* to m**l all naw busi ness's. VIP'S. A community leaders Apply at G rse ttr Sanlord Chamber al Com O E 1st 1 1 .... I O C to CM 'SEXTUM S 0R0CRUES W illin g lo la k e t a il la r cartillcatian E.cailanl wark mg condiHontl Superior rated tocllityl Fn*ndlyp*opl* D E M I T MANOR U N . Hwy. I I A T I D*b*ry, Fl Man. 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N O O S IR U F IW R / L AUWCRV A IM S M S - a in M H ItIR IIM R M I M S • RaWrancos a must Dakaih Can N O U S I K I I P I R 'N A N N Y part hma . s days par wk. I X la naan. 1100/wk Th a ra vph DRIVERS MHTtO ★ FLOORMAN* X H O U R S e GOOO B E N E FIT S E X P E R IE N C E R EQ U IR ED FLORIDA JOBCENTER, INC. 22V0 S. VOuil Ao HsbMM Rm I Estate IldRf. Orsnp CH|, FL, 327U (904) 774-4344 or 4777 Coordinator ........ T e lU H R ! Salas 1X0 WK a Comm Manager To 131.000 * YRI Cook..................... .......... S1HRI Electrician ..................tla HR I S7VEIE S td h G d n * n tM MASTERCARD/VISA SATURDAYHOURSMM-12-J4 BRING IMS RD IN FORASS DISCOUNT d O F F K I CLERKS • R ICIPTIO N IST1 PSIC R ETA R IIL d WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL W O RKERS Wa after top pay, great banal Its and Pw ippartvwlfy la wark al many at lha top campanto* to yaur arte. Calf naw h r an II______ 7X4771 NO F ( ( / F R I D A Y F A Y JUNIOR S IC R IT A R V U N R I aFUNSPOT a SX1 maHvatod parsan to assist with pbam a rd xsa kd ctorkX » » lll* IW W .W M N . ■ ■ V I S P U L . IN C. Rearers, pays txtton to R aX Iilato SdtoX I ..... - ....... Cad m i x * . LAB O R ER S I ip a rla n ca d with d riv ers lic e n s e . F u l l t im e past CammarciX canbpcl p g a r t anca snhrMS-SMl__________ In Laaa Mary area, a days. X C O ( Cm n m /R V Part roooiMinR Writer knowtodgaabk cooking naadad to w rit* weakly feature stories about are# rasidantt who an lay cooking PoUUan involves to tor viewing, net. taking and writing E .c lie n t command X Itw English language and ability to typo are ataanftol Journalism, photography and cempuHr anlry a.parianca x a helpful Sanford and Lake M a ry rasidantt p e t e r e d Writ* latter t.plaining inter •st and quailttcallent to: Food. C/O Ronald W. Hot I*. Eiacullv* Editor. Th* Laniard Harald. 10* N. French Av*. 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A /C , pool, laundy. 3344/m e N o deposit lo r q u a lifie d Ap p lican ts or to nlo r c itk io m 123444) N I C ! cloan t bd rm a p l Ideal to r couple I2t5 mo p lu i 1200 se cu rity C a ll 223 V H ________ S A N F O R D Hugo 2 b d rm , on 2 f lo o n C o m p le te p r iv a c y f 100/wh. ♦ 3230 toe C a ll w m t _________________ S A N F O R D . I bdrm 3)43/m o p lu i 1200 se curity References re q u ire d CallS24f044_______ S A N F O R O * Coxy I bedroom, screened perch, lighted park tng N o pot* 3293 m a leave in c lu d e ! w ater. Call >33 2442. WER1VA RIVER MOBIti HOME FOR RENT 1 S iit a a ia . I bath, ta ll l l l l k d d U N F U R N I S H CO 1 b d rm . m obile home U 2L m onthly * 1200 M c u rity M u lle t L a k e P a rk 404 132 13If 115—Industrial ______Rentals __ A A A R U 1 IM IS S C E N T I R N*v> o llic a 'W M a 100 It lo 1,443 ft B a y ! wt'lh or w o o ffic e ! I tar tin g at USE/m o Hwy. IJ/T 2 A I R 432 C a ll- W m a I b d rm ., ju t! rem odeled. Ire* canoe u u , no p o t! WOO per month ................C a ll 22) 4470 99— Apartm ants U n tu rn jth jd / Rant | C L E A N * L A R G E A p a rtm e n t! Good Loca tio n U Q D to U M p e r m onth No P o t ! C a ll 223 I I 10 C0CVIUA Af UMENTS I X T R A L A R O I U N IT II 1.1 A I bedroom e p lt P o e t/T e n n ii Court Peaceful, convam enl lo ce lio n Renore lio n Special I No ta c u n ty lar q uell tied a p p lica n t, I U 0 U O , rone* 117—Commercial __ Rentals_____ Sanford. Hwy. 12 f l Renovated chopping ifrip . *00 to 2.000*»q ft EvC for profevvionalv Good e vpo su ff 1 2121442233 4430 37 X M W O R K S H O P W ater and e le ctric availabie C a ll 3 » 1247 1 )1 —Condominium Rentals_____ 3 I D E M . P i bath townhouve 3110 P ark Ave A d u itc only 3273/m o in c l w a te r C a ll N a n c y M F . | t o 3 333 3443 USCOAmiARCU *»<and) Hanea MMINMINOOOS ARU im i i u \i i \ I I I W . l i t . SI S e lf * 444 C O U N T R Y C H A R M E R ) b d rm , 3 bath, fa m ily rm . 100 ■ 300 yard, huge b e a u tifu l o a k i. ra n e d patio. TV H A M ra d io tower E a t y t e r m i 133 000 A S S U M A B L E w 110 000 down, 3 bdrm . Ite hem , cb homa* ch A a. g arage, fenced t \ liv e d rate, t l y r t rem am ing. o nly 154OOO 323-5774 NOW N IB fW O E l . A O E N T S D E B A R Y * 1 a cre p rim e high wooded lot, 3 2 home b u ilt in H I 7 A b o v e g ro u n d p o e t w/deching S p r in k le r ! , wor k chop a la rm i y i i f 4 400 E lle n » 1 7473/Joan 444 3104 TempNw R e a d y , Inc , M b 4430. * * DEiTORA * * tor|tm*R Rm I Cstate 407 3221155___ DCITOM Clo ut to 413 O w i w i m u tl te ll New M e r ia d e t b u ilt 'home | bedroom. J bath, fam ily room, w orkihe d U 2 000 M A K E O F F E R C a ll Chartette ERA 174 4111 ASSUMAUI, NO QUALIFYING OR LISS THAN 12500 CASH I N C L U D IN G C L O S IN G CO ST 2 4 4 bd rm hornet in Santord. D e lto n a D e S a ry L k M a r y / Long wood A ltam o nte Sp rin g ! lu o o m m incl cio sm c 1 b d rm 1 bath, llr tp la c * . a p p lia n ctt. ca rp o rt Ud.MO 1B7— S p u rtliq Ouu<> aOOLF C L U B 141— H o m e * f o r S a le RENT ONE... GET ONE FREE N o w y o u c a n r t n l r 3 b d rm 2 b a th lo r lh a p rkca o l a i b d rm . Rtnlai Apartmanla On Laka Monro# 1335 W . S e m in o le Blvd. H w y . 17-92 S a n fo rd , F L 12771 323-2628 VI l »1 »» M i l l ti • H S i >V\ I N wf \» i s m i STENSTROM REALTY, INC. •% 0 *% 34<A 1 (t M • W f listand tdl mof* property (Kan anyone in the Greater Sanfordlake Mary area. O f l E AT C O U N T ar l/ l VET N E A f l tow n PD lihew t* on fenced ' » a cre B ig eat in kit Adorable A ffo rd ab le 147.400 N E A T S P L I T 1 /H t. F A N S , new window, c arp e t This cou ld be ■*«attiy w hat you're looking tor Now o n ly U t OOO O N L Y D U P L E X IN Area. E ach unit J /1 Corner to* Assum e no q u a lify in g N ice area V e ry affordable at ------- sat roo ASSUME, HO QUAUF7 UKE MART r0 0 l HOME New 2 b d rm 2 'i bath 3 tte ry , ap plian ce!, fireplace. 3 car g arag e ----- ---------144 900 ASSUME H0 QUAUFY 3/P i , 1.400 vq ft . new paint and carpet, ap plian ce ! on 1/3 acre i3 H 'm o 133 000 GEREVA Hoove on 2‘ i a cre s 3 bd rm . 3 bath, a p plian ce !, garage, ad d i t ii o*O' a I o u t b 1d g ar worhvhop ..... . 171.300 P A U LA BETHO SBO RNE V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S 131 4744 _________ T E L F A IR 3 0 V 6 6 M 4 3 1/ 3 0 5 -6 6 1 - 5 7 2 2 LA KE M ANY 4/2. on ig secluded lot, b a c k ! up to golf court*, fa m ily room w /fire p la c e and a den, 2 ca r a araae 1104 000 ASSU M EABLE M O RTGAGE LAKE M ARY REALTY ___________ 23S41H___________ LOCH AA60R By owner, i bdrm I balh, c e n tra l H /A . on 3 to t! 213 Hom ew ood D r Reduced to 441.400 .......... I 404 423 4442 MARKHAM WOOOS AREA L ak e M a r y tc hoots, appro* 2 a c r e t . la r g e oak. t r e a t a b d rm , g re a lr o o m f o rm a l d inin g, den. large screened p o o l. 1174,000 A s s u m a b le N ew ly renovated, im m e d iate occu pancy t Owner, HO t333 O U T - O F 'S T A T E owner m u lt veil H a nd ym a n special B ric k house I bedrooms. 1 bath M u st be seen Best offer I I I ) W I jlt h St C a ll 24 1 474 1144 e e lt t 4*3 1734_______________ Q U IN N R E A L T Y * 3 2 1 -3 6 6 3 RavM enttaJ and C o m m ercia l R E O U C E O D R A S T IC A L L Y I E le g a n t 4 b d rm la k e tro n t hom e w ith i t i ow n t e n o n c o u r t t E a q u i l i t e 44 f o ot screened porch with heated sp a L a k e M a r y s c h o o ls ' L o w e s t p r i c e In t h e neighbor hood 1 .1249 000 M e tre R e a l Estate Ca Inc ___________ 4)1 7237___________ SALE OR L£AS£ OPTION D E L T O N A ) bdrm t p liP lb a t h 1.1)2 vq ft '• a cre 144,500 Assum able Non Q u a lify in g Loan Call 111 243a U N F O R O - 1 3 M m . I bath. F L rm , Vpic, ce ilin g fans, new p a in t A carpet Reduced to S4S 300 Cad owner 222 I4V4 O C A L A N A T IO N A L FO# IT T Wooded lots R iv e r access Uaoo each' tee m e a ty de a n I 143 41 monthly Owner <9441334 4374*r (4441422 1430 ___________________ * _____ i5 5 - Condominiums Co-Op /tele LANOLIW OOD VILLA! Spacious 1 bdrm . I bath, mint c o rd screened perch, heat pum p fa ns* a p p lia n c e s . eatres, 133. 300 ... 23)43<3 V I LL A I OF C A S S E L B E R R Y 3 'bdrm . J bath * *den screen* porch 149 74M«r 477 4122 W IN T E R S P R I N G S U K Split 1 /7 A r e a p o o l , f e n n lt , c lu b h o u s e B ik in g E a t in equipped* k it New roof 119.400 A B IO I4K 4/2«» IN Lake M ary N ic e a re a Custom e xtra s Open A a ir y G reat schools B eau tiful y a r d ....... 1174 000 UlUHTTIME 321- 2720 322-2420 2341 P a rk D r . Saaterd 441 W Lake M a ry B l , Lk M ary SANFORO 4 bedroom. J tte ry . id y l!w ild * L a s i Ed ition , weil kept, new carpet, m irro r accent!. 30 It wood d e ck and t r o p ic a l la ndscaping under canopy of o a k s G r e e t neighborhood. Best value f t 13,000 T H E C O U B S O N CO. 133 4747 STAINS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T A REALTY _______ 273 7333/3214424_______ W IN T E R S P R IN G S 2 /lte . ce ntra l H / A Reduced! 137 400 W. M a ltc ie w s k k Reatter ___________ 22) 744)___________ 3 B E D R O O M . 2 bafh w ith pool f IQ.000 A ssum e and l ' » f ile d rate 3407/mo C a ll 231 34N 4 B E O R O O M A den or 3 bdrm . w rap around proch 4 acre s ♦ I bdrm in law cottag* 1144.000 Gougi R ichardson E R A Sun Florid a . 141 M M Iv e n m g s. J4» I 7 tl 149—Commercial Property / Sale TOR SUE BY MIRER W h SI A Sanford A , , /anad G C ) On* >0.000 vq loot warehouse or garage building One 930 %q foot o ffice bldg w lfh a d d itio n a l 1,300 vq loot covered storage p lus outside storage On* lot across street Fee tete c a ll 121 9349 QUADRAflEX New roof, a lum inum siding. 143.000 B y owner 119 M M 4 r e s id e n t ia l u n its in c o m e 317 000, expenses 32.400 P ric e . 39 3 000 A siu m a b le financing a t 9% 133 494) 153—AcreageLots/ Sale D E B A R Y L OTS f R O M 47.443 LARRY HERM AN. BROKER n o 4334 e li tes31)4441 Non Qual»t|in| Moit|a|«s OSTEENI 2ACRES WE LL hr OOO E D 3)1 000 W ill Sell/T red e Far A House Iw it m in Rial Estate *07 322 1155 GENEVA. 5 ACRES B g o e k i easy term s, U i OOO Breughton Realty <44 |]3« HAVE YOUROWN RANCH! 9 a cre s V - jy t e a r Rsacl te m ites from Osteen 374..400 Good farm %[ CALL BART R E A L ESTATE r e a l t o r ........ JJJ /«** H IG H A D ry I** D rang* City on county m aintained rd N ice area/easy te rm s * t»WG dn e r 3/00Bcash ’t* m s S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y 5 acres with house J M r m 7 bath 31}v 900 * 3 acres large oaa trees IteOOO H a y a 3 Acres 3430 000 e O tt D e an R d iaM *front S a cre s | i 4 3 OOO L A K E C O U N T Y I acres S3* WO A 44 acres w f ’ 000 SHOWERS REALTY I I I 9114 lu ll to ! w / fa lt b a t *"d aartaHa tart I M ___________ M l I r*S_________ a O O iF CLUBS 1*0*1 NH. 1 1 <W. ) l / l t BW M iio d 1*1 w ith b o * ( ic a t k n t iho o * m c * im i m w 1B9—O ffice Supplies / Ip u ip m e n t C O P l i e • ‘ o a t t a M a T T ir n r m u lt! c o lo r copy.nq A c c a a it Up la II ■ II c q m t* M C a ll................ ............ I S t - U M 191— Bui Wine Materials 223— M iscellaneous • B A W I T B A L L c o rd t H ooat t*« ttM C *H B > C B *rd W IN S * BUT-------SEU-------TM0E H u ir s c a o w N P A W N _________ «w w i i m ________ G r*M *9r*p* D ry wail* C a r lla p t O i l B o , R * * d y M i.C a n c r * i* aan ch o t Land. Hack, C tm w t . 5tool M k o c N CN9CTa*» C t . m i n i 1 5 7 — M o b il# CARRIAGE COVE t U M * N l t l i r ) teqroom . I fu ll bath doubtewide Cathe drat ceilin g s h a r d ie r d sid m g shmgte roof. S k irtin g M ust See Te A p p recieteSU too C a li Conect 4 7 421 70a0 or <47 m 4437 after 4pm LOHCeodo And Supplies A sking 11.200 or best o ffer___________ 227 4301 11X41 3/1 tp liV . screened room 71 C a m b SI 000 Rep* 14X43 split, 42 Tidw ell 31.200 dow n fo r q u a lif ie d buyer Under 13*3 per month includes m tg end lot rent Rep* 14X44 3/2 s p lit 41 Fi*# i*ood Sand Point 11.700 down to r q u a lifie d b uye r Under I J M p er m onth in ciudeds mtg. and lot rent 14X44 3/1 40 Guerdon 39 000 11X34 1/1. M M anatee Fenced yard 34.000 14X44 * / l» i split 41 Skyline. sc r rened por c h 117 OOO 24X34 3/2 s p ill 40 Cham pi on Co n c o rd Firtpiace. d ry w a li interior, very clean 314430 14X14 1/3 split 40 Craftm ade D ishw asher fireplace. 317,000 Biotoi, 323U M /I31-3703 CARRIAGE COVE t U F I # N I C K ! I hodroom 1 lu 'i balh, doubiewid* Cathe d ra i c*Mmgs. hardboard sid mg sh in g le roof, , s k irtin g M u si See Te A p p rectetet u.fOO Can C o lle d <07 922 7040 or 407 394 4427 after 4pm I9M P alm A»r te i 12, central heat A air. washer A d ryer Good condilion 37000 Lot 144, C a rn a g e Co*ve M obil* Home P ark C a it 1)4 4030 159— R e a lE s la la W a n te d _____ * * NAHTED a * H O M O • MOBILE HOME1 M EN TALS • A CR E AG E lorfinun Rial E itili 407-322-1155 ISO— Business For S ale_____ S T Y L I S T W,m fallO flinq B u t . frie nd ly shop Good walk ins. and t i t 3 Pom ts area 32) 7211 1*3—W aterfront Property /S a l* STORE ISLAND 1 J at on Lk M onroe A water 3130 000 111 3443. 181— Appliances / F u rn iture W A N T E D Geed lacking *ppli ancet, w orking er not. We afve ted and repa ir 311414* . B J’ S R E S A L E We B uy/Se ll F u rn itu re A Cel tectibles. Including Estates 1191 % San le rd Aye.* 323 7444 • C H A I R A ll upholstered N ice, clean, com ter table with firm teat cushion and a rm s 14J Can deliver__________ 1114114 D E B A R Y ) bdrm . 2 'y baths 2 car garage, screen porch, a ll m a jo r ap plian ces 3430 m o F ir s t last security 407 444 Ifte________________________ C H A I R S 1*re t liner, fan. 1 I W Rocker rtc lin e r. Ian 373 each <07 *44 JH4_________ e D I N E T T E S E T Round table and i wooden ch a irs 333 Can M o v e ....................C a ll 13) 1040 E a r l y A m e r ic a n s e ta w i t h m a tc h in g c h a ir , long eak c 01tee table H * a von able I C a ll after 3PM 322 I34f __ F R O S T F R E E Betefgeratey. If Cu If . featured doors eac to nd ifien 3300 311 30PI______ HO USEH O LD D ishes cha ir c h a ir end tables A table tennis ra ck e t! C a ll l i t H U K C N M O R C W ASH ER E a c e iie n f con d ition W hite 1*43 C o u n t 1001 a nytim e L A R R Y ' S M A R T . U S Sanford A*e New Used turn A appl Buy S a il/Trade....... .222 41 n 9 L 0 V I S E A T S O F A go'd crushed welvelj sfa in ie t! steel iro m e E »c lor o ffice w ading rgom or home |10Q 32) 33*4 e a rly A M o* eves i f f — R f t s t t u p p iit i • F R E E IM A tie te good hom e M u tt K ara ttnead c a r d ] y r a id m a la ________ C a ll MS? m M A STIFF BU LL FOPS Big sm art, b aau litul m ark Ing i I X M m i w i i ________ C a ll m lia s S T A I L I Ibavingt - s ir e d . IS y d m in im u m !h * t* a r* ^ h a r m g ^ ^ w ^ d u t M I ^ lll^ l 0 4 — Heplstered Pets ilooohouro ru rs A K C . unique, gentle pets or m phtreiterk. 3400 d e liv e re d C e ll 1 117 134 2413___________ W IIN TSW 4 te tS end w M te f m onth!, housebroken 3171 C e i U l i O f l l _________ 154 U I1M.000 N 211— A n tiq u e s / C ollectib les MEKEKSSCL ’l l Loaded, c ha rc o a l, f ic e lt e n t c o n d ilio n A s k in g 327 000 .......... C e ll 227 ) 7<4 215— Boats and' Accessories COMMEIOAl FISHING RETS Hoop nets C a ll 444 4201 ISCOUGAN FuH power, */«, am, fm , 1 door. 77 000 m l 3) 300 223 2377 234— Import C a rt and T ru ck! MERCEDES 300 SO •D L u d ld t II1 .IM 190-9I X 235— Truck* / B u m s / Van* WW F it e M LY U U * I t M k loaded aft options! M ust See t Sem inole F o rd 222 t a ll 1447 T O Y O T A 4X4 3 Speed, A C Ju st ......... ..... ............. 34.493 Sem inole F o rd ________ 222 1441 237— T r a c to n and Trailars FARM TIACTOAS N U !ID IN !T 0 C K A LL I I I I I I ALL P IIC I1 I M aittand T ra cto r B Equipm ent ’ < m l. N of M aitlan d interchange on 17 43 43*1171 TAKE UP PATMENTS HeMontiDown R tn to l Spot r A y*l la b ia ! 213— Auctions • i c h i v y c A V A i i i a «*e*w Ciran Orpandab >a 9 U M B a it o lttr C a ll m 79*1___________ NORM ACCOID LX‘15 ANTIQUE I U U 145 Haa-Sol PRIVATIESTATI SAL£ '7* A U D I M M ! Now lira* A baitary I door Laam ar Into no r II wo___________ m u n * acept tea. tag M te , etc •4 P O N T IA C G R A N D A M Auto. a ir. cassette, t* valve engine 3174 79 C a ll M r Peyn e.22) 71)3 •4 O ld ! Delta M Re ye l W A S 39.443 P IS 34 993 • L2CP4Q7A Dealer 212 1241 a r 121 3442 A sk Fo r George B u rro w ! 4* O te i Calais Quad 4 W A S 313.443 • NO W 14.443 1*4474) D e aler 323 3341 a r 431 3443 A s k Fo r George B u rro w s (If» rt/U p of R e if* u re n f Bu!< n e i!) te rce t sate of -m y Un cte i col lection of hig h q uel Ity P er si ah Rugs and Fountain P e n ! P a y 8or Eves, 34) 142) 77CAMAM350 P - i. P B. auto. M A K E O F FEH'II Can________ H I IQd* altar agm TAKE UP PATMENTS N<Mgnt|Down F u lly loaded S speed 34.30Q a fter 4pm 331 7447 SAN FO RD 22) 24Q1 A U 477 G ra y w m aroon velour infer* or V e ry clean, ve ry good reliable Iraniporfaiion f N c e d t n t f o r 2nd c a r 12300 offer A fte r i p m. Calf __________ 444-1374___________ 1444 F O R O M U S T A N O L X 1 dr. ha tch b a ck. 3 3 L ite r 4 cylinder. PS. P B . A /C , tew m iles, t i c cond 374 44)2 34 C A D I L L A C E L D O R A D O W AS 34 200 • NOW 34 400 ( K 20I434A) Dealer W 2 I 4 I a r M I 1441 C H IC K S ■ Fa n cy and com m on b r t t d t O u cts. qua! Ii, fur Say, ^ j a * 9 * _ C * lin if W * _ _ _ _ AUCTH)II THURSDAYS 7PH 1913 PONTIAC M M I i TARE UP PATMENTS Na Naaer Dana 203— Livestock end _______Poultry 2440H W Y 44W l'im it e ! e e ! f o f I 4 L k • A R 347 4 1547 021 4 cyl.ndar. 4 l a n d - A /C . lia r a. nan lir a * G r t a l M .ia a g a ll I i m ___________ C a ll 174 TWO 231— Cars F A I R W A Y M OTORS ' H o m e *4 l i f e Oewn A Rtee** l e e w t i w i N s i mb * k tv io e e •3 C A D I L L A C B R O U G H A M SALE PRICE I t 49J 44 000m l I9974A) D e aler 321 l i f t er 431 2992 A sh Fo r George B arro w y ■ B I O D C t a SON A N T I Q U I t • ■(Opt l i t . tog. nil*, ale. 99 C H I V Y I F I C T B U M Aura, air, 9 dr. tttrad. H a a iiy lo w m lla t! Only 9117 41-mo C a ll M r Hayna, m im 12 d tsfrtb ute rt needed P e rt A M l tim e No e rp necessary Robert O Netl 374 2210 195— Mpckinery/Tools meonit TAKE UP PAYMENTS NeMeaei 0»v» l ’ • TO M T R A N E A /C com plete unit, 3 tori e /c tre ite r package unit, 1 fenderd truck cam per top C e ll H i bats 47 B U IC K P A R K A V E N U E W A S H ) m e NOW 314.443 I4944A I D ealer 222 1241 #r 431 2442 Ash F o r George B u rro w s e t a b l e U W Reckw efi Deft* t y . l l B V I73 4B )22 4H 0 i on mi Oaa i#r m 11*1 a r H I IFTI A ik F a r Gaarga Burrow* IANIT041AL EQUIPMENT e ic e p t lea. teg. title , etc 44 P O N T I A C L I M A N S W h i t e . 4 d r , a i r . Stereo 3124 37 mo C e ll M r Payne, 22) 1123 A M C C O N C O R D 40 R u m good new t ir e s , b r a k e s , fr e n s m lis t e n , n e e d ! m in o r w o rk G ood tra n s p o rta tio n car 3334 o b o C e ll 221 2441 mint TOYOTA CAMIT •4 L I Loadad. powar t r r r y m.ng Including lunroat. M ac*, out*. a b ta iu N m int to n d lllo n M U I T L I L L I ! u.199 ar b n l a fia r C a ll W *991____________ M O L O V W O B I L I C lie A J A C U Z 1 I • W a ll * 1 y n o ld P a id UOOO lik in g i n Can C a ll ._____________ M l X 4 I T O U LO A O I YOU H A U L ! n o w a a r a lc a n a Iota » i s « 4 i a L A W N B O V 19” N l d in q m ow or L o i r Boy 30 ’ H id in g i w Bom naad t ilin g or u ia t a rh w r t t B alh tar 1100 _________ ' a ll H I 9910_________ a LA W N M O W IB I h M b. B r ig g i and Slraton L is * Haw MmiSoiitaiM • ■ c r p llj r . lag. till* . *9e H FLV kkO U TH B IL IA N T A u t a . a i r . 9 dr MUIT T I E I! ............. t F I H / m e C a ll M r Hayfw. m ill) • IB O N B IT I M A N G E L IH O N E B . lik * now S.l dawn N wow. p > C a ll « * • t u a u n C U M MULCH H o m e s/ Sale TAME UP PATMENTS NtMeNefOem O H U N D B I O ! o r oorna brand g a ll b a ll* N t a a c ii C a ll ___________ 149*9*4________ __ A L L S T I I L B U IID IW O S a l daalor m vo k*. 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D E B A R Y 153— Acreao*Lott/Sale S p r in g H a m m o c k P a r k . 2 Laketrewt 1/3 I4N Vdte Area bdrm I bath rc s a le t from pool, tennis assum e no quail 3H.300 3214M1 ty O w ner financing F p lc , big rm s Now only 172000 LESS THAN $3,600 DOWN 2 7 sp lit plan, a p plian ce !. 2 car g arag e on p riva c y fenced P 3 a cre M 7 300 aGuar an food 522-MO N I W M ' i eddor ham* L o t , at t r m 11 L a t t d f >>tr*,H Sldd.ND W ALLACC C R tS S R IA L T V Tkd O d b , - Sanford O ute t/p riva te 3 large b d rm !. u t ili t y r o o m / lt d b d rm , 1 bath!, fire p lace , p o oi/tenn n p rivite d g e ! included Reduced te 3113.000 Phone d a y! 233 • 4 )1 a r a f t e r S P M a n d weeka n d i. 2 7 1 3 4 4 4 / lf 2233 222-Musical Merchandise aeo Srowiiw m tu S O F A ! - aveahoatC*na SiT S o a Chrom a # F * u ana t*M * a a ih t fl* la b ia . M a H K in g wooa o n a to b ia t m m t __________ pontiac •M V9, auta. A /C . 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F t W ith R e a l E ila t * L ic e n t e p re fe r r e d - F le x ib le N o u n D ettene a n a Can m t »33 S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S IM—Wanted te Rent f f s K N s iR T t T g lJ i^ I p I iB g m o b ilv horn# haeb up gn p rv t p rs p o rty NoOd to r i b t l t l A SAR M l W F .d R b fd p m FUT BED TRAILER •acept ta*. tag, title , etc 44 S P R IN T Auto. a ir. stereo, re a lly nice! 194 4* mo C a ll M r Payne, 22) 313) 44 C A D I L L A C B R O U G H A M SALE PRICE 31) 700 IL237730AI Dealer 323 3341 e r lJ I 3441 A sk For George B ur row s H I A V T D U T T . n t f . J iila i. turn_________c*n wi m u un. TANDEM TRAILER B R A N D N E W ! 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W E S I L L g uar an teed used parts A A A U T O S A L V A G E at D eBary, 44A4444 241— Racraatlonal Vehicle*/Camper* 44 0 L D 3 M 0 B I L E R O Y A L SALE PRICE 33 443 47 o n m i *0000941* D ealer J31 1341 *r 431 1493 A s k For George B urro w s SCARS TRI HULL NISSAN 310GX 14 H ftbergies! boat 20 Horse e le c tric start M e rc u ry 3430 _________ C e ll 1114410_________ 80 3 speed a ir, burgandr o n l y 30,000 m i l e s c l e a n M U S T S E L L H 31.493 or best Offer C a il 32) 4447 • IS FOOT F I S E R O L A U BOAT V e ry unique design. V e ry old N e e d t restoration You re m ove 330 Q /b/eCelt 2)1 4204 II FT. REGAL BOWNIDER '17 Remltr* d rive on Ire ile r 140 H P I/O, M l canves fop, m any • s ir a s M U S T S E L L ! 1 A sk in g 34,430 2214304 2-1IHF OUTBOARD MOTORS i w l n r u d e end Johns on Bought larger motor M a k e O ffers 222 IMS MUST SEU 40 27' Travel T ra ile r salt contained, awning B a ir R e a r bd rm . fu ll balh w tub A l Cand Owe to finan cial bind 32330 o b o C a n be t e e n a n y tim e . M o b ile S lifte n A E n t S t A I 4 ________________ S H E N A N D O A H i r P ark M edel 21 a w ningon beautiful 1st 4 N U s n e d new D O a k s R V ‘ OLDS CIENA '17 ia c e p lio n a lly D e a n 3 door auto, bucket w ate, con vote, a ir. M l power L i k e N e w ' 4 M u s t S e flfl 34443 74t 7420 ________ 22 1 04)7 on LO» 304 243— Junk Cars ~~ TME UP PATMENTS NeMem; Do«n JU N K CARS R E M O V E D NOCNARGI ___________ 212 4177___________ e ic e p t tern, tag. title, etc 17 P L Y M O U T H H O R IIO N 4 dr. a ir. power steering, stereo. Solid transportation It* 23 mo C a ll M r Payne )2) 212) t lT e p DotlarSS P a id ter junk c a rt, tru cks 4 wheel d riv e A ny condition C a ll 121 3444 i* MAKE *IT*EASY ON yoURSELF.’.Vi 11st US pmpareyour taxesj TRIPLE CHECK INCOME TAX SERVICE u r u K D A jm a r A T io ii l o a x s ACCOUNTING • TAX PHkPAMATKV* rCCANCUL lloANM.NO • INSO H -NCE 312W . IfttSL a a Sle. 2U1 Sanford J a < a n a n r l g l A T a x P re p a ra tio n Specializing In Your FEDERAL INCOME TAX □ CTi jojyq LOWFEES! AMERICAN INCOME TAX & BOOKKEEPING, INC. (C4vner of 17 ft) 4 Lk M«y B>«q j (Nh i la Currbertik'Hl FNimel '>|h'k 1IMI:*1|’ (I f f IHOauf riliNT, IMM| ■’ r 111 I 4 .11 1*1 CWi P A M A l u n 330-0458 AJumowNSeo 83Q06C7 6 7 9 -8 3 9 5 GRAHAMS BOOKKEEPING TAX 4 SECRETARIAL SERVICE ComouMruod I M , , »*a99a«>r | tyawm Fa, banal Bmoow****! I d . w a fcw u w ,l t » Hahana. W M Otmaaorng. f t l 9 C » n _ - _ 323*8038 TOO E. 1*1 Si. *209 Sanlord, Florida �. • I — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. March S. 1980 by Chic Y o w if BLONDIt TM I BORN LOSER by CharlM M. Schuli PEANUTS rACCORPlNCTOTHE RULES. A 6L0VE MUST MEASURE NO MORE TUAN TWELVE INCHES FROMTOr TO BOTTOM WE HAVE A LEFT-FIELPER WHO I5N'T THAT TALL. J-4 R a p id d ig e s t io n is re su lt o f b io lo g y DEAR DR. OOTTi About 30 In 45 m inute* a r ir r rv e ry meal, m y huabam l h a t a tm w rl m o v­ em ent. Ills father and an aunt on hla father’s side do th is also, believing th e ir m euls "g o right through th e m ." Is there nny lo g le lo th ls ? DEAR READER) A s fond tra ve rse s the In te stin a l tract d u rin g the process o f digestion. It stim u la te s rh y lh m le m ove­ m ents (peristalsis) of the bowel. T h is often produces an urge to defecate, w h ich In som e people, o c c u rs wi t h r e g u la r ity a fte r meals. O rd in a rily , evacuations a r r lim ited to once o r tw ice u day — probably a s a result of tra in ­ in g and da lly habits. However, som e people h a v r m o re fre q u e n t b o w e l m o v e ­ ments: th eir Intestines appear In be more ‘ ’se n sitiv e " o r ■’ Irrita­ ble.” T h is does not re lie d an Illness or poor health: It’s sim p ly u n o th e r e x a m p le o f b io lo g ic variation. DEAR DR. O O T T i In a routine p h y s ic a l e x a m i n a t i o n , m y husband w as found to have a blood Iron level o f 228. How dangerous Is this, und what are the co m p lica tio n s und possible w uys to correct the problem ? DEAR READER) Iron In the bloodstream Is expressed us two values: total Iron (norm al 5 0 to 150 m lcrogratns per deciliter) and Iron-binding eupaclty (norm al '250 to 4 0 0 m icrog ra m s per deciliter). T h e first value Is self-explanatory. T h r second re ­ fers to Hie a b ility o f certain blood proteins to b in d w ith Iron. In the presence of Iron defi­ ciency. the total Iron Is reduced — but the b in d in g ra p a c ity Is elevated. Indicating that blood pro te in s have less Iron and. thus, a greater ca p a city to bind. W hen e xcess Iron e xists In the IsKly. the total Iron Is Increased, b u t th e b in d in g c a p a c ity is reduced because the proteins. Is-lng saturated w ith the m in e r­ al. cannot atisorh more. Therefore. In an sw e rin g y o u r question. I’d have to know y ou r husban d's total Iron and the By Jamas Jacoby It's not h ard to find an excuse for overbidding. Even though S ou th had only IS hlgh-card poin ts for h is n o tru m p overcall, when North Invited gam e he becam e m esm erized by a ll h is 10-spots. So he b id on. Out what excuse did he have for m lsplayIng the hand? In spite o f E a s t’s opening one-spade Did. W est led a heart. W hen East played the king, declarer co u ld sec that ta k in g the ace w ould en sure two heart tricks. So he w on the ace and then played queen o f clubs. East took the ace and returned the heart seven. W est played tow. and d u m m y 's heart 10 took the trick. D eclarer next tried a spade from d u m m y, probably Intending to let the eight ride, but East grabbed the ace to play MRDICINS PETER GOTT.M.D. b in d in g capacity. It appears Ills total Iron 1228 m lc r o g r a m s / d e c lllie r ) Is In ­ creased. T h is co u ld he due to a variety o f co ndition s. Including hem ochrom utosls lexers* body Iron associated w ith tissue Inju­ ry). repeated blood transfusions, excessive oral supplem ents of 7 Court ( sms 13 Bm I 14 CssM sist I I CeeUNI II Racks* sport 17 Ant II b n o c ttft 20 CasMata 41 Atom to 44 Mats 47 Clara Booth* •1 M iM a d •3 On# who ..S S I." 171 M aker SI Dinner s i gasai , 33 Sovocolpn 27 Nor’t aartnar 32 -------------at the ante* 33 Iron and alco h o lism w ith live r s ca rrin g (rlrrhosls). Treatm ent depends on the e n u s r o f excess Iron. L3UUL1 jJ-JUUULJLJ UEJLJULJ LdllULIUlJU JU L JU U fJU U U U t 111 □UIJULJLJ □ □ □ UUJLJUULJ UJJU liL'JU LKOL'JLi 1311J Id □ Ul I fJU UU 13UL3U LJU U l.llll ILJ J U U U □□1115 LltJU j u u r j ii’.JLJUvj □LUJ □□□ □L3 LJ □ □ U U IS U U U U J U U □ UUUIU^U LJUU^U .!:•]( l i m m i h ii ii.ik i ■ 11 ■ 17 l«l t w o h is last heart. West q u ic k ly lo ok three heart tricks to set the contract. A lth o u g h It Is a n atural p la y to take the k in g of hearts w ith the ace at tric k one, th us e n su rin g a second trick, declarer m ust su ppre ss th is Instinct so he c a n d e s tro y th e o p p o n e n ts ' co m m u n ica tio n . Let East w in the heart king. D eclarer p la y s the heart Jack on the return. W est can take the queen and cle a r the su it, but he has no e n try to ta k e fu rth e r trick s . D eclarer w ill force out the clu b ace and la te r play East for the la c k of spades to m ake nine tric k s unci h is contract. It Is lo g ica l to pla y In th is fashion, sin ce It Is q u ite lik e ly that West Is leadin g from a five-card suit, a n d even m ore lik e ly that East has the m is s in g aces p lu s the spade Jack. N t * me NORTH UN ♦ Q tt Wi l l ♦ Kill ♦ K4I4 EAST WEST ♦ A J T12 ♦4 RATI Tqtiti ♦ J I T! ♦ Q1 ♦ All ♦ 7 41 SOUTH ♦ K 1011 RAJ 1 ♦ A 111 ♦ qj to Vulnerable East-West Dealer East Seat* We*) Neetk 1NT 1NT Pus 2NT All paw East 1♦ Pus Opening lead: W 4 - By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 7 , 1990 CMpLoyAiW T J PONT HAVE A N Y f o p A l A L BPUCAVON, $ o I BROUGHT y o u A LtST o f THE M'STAHBS r v f IB a r h E P GARFIELD ! X F fc O M . by Jim D avis A PAV THAT 6AVS, 'COME OOTSIPE AMP EHJOV ME I PREFER A P A V T H A T S A V 5 . 'S T A V INftIPE.RELA*.W ATCH SOME T V . G R A B A HAP! ‘ Several sig n ifica n t successes co u ld be In the offing for you In the year ahead. O thers w ill view y o u r acco m plish m e n ts us d if­ fic u lt. but to y o u th e y 'll be­ labors o f love. PISCES |Fcb. 20-M arch 20) T ry to keep puce w ith y o u r re sp on sib ilitie s and d u tie s today, because If you uttcinpt to sweep a n y th in g u n d e r the rug. they w ill be tw ice as hard to (To later. Pisces, treat you rself to a b irth ­ day gift. S end for y o u r AstroG ra p h prediction s for the year a h e a d b y m a ilin g $ 1 .2 5 to A stro G ra p h , c/o th ls newspaper. P.O. Ilox 9 1 4 2 8. C le velan d. O H 44101-3428. He su re to state y ou r zodiac sign. ARIES (M arch 2 1-April 19) In sincerity w ill be In stantly de­ tected today and co u ld result In you r being labeled a sh allow person. If you d o n ’t fin d a n y ­ th in g w orth pra isin g In another. It's best to say nothing. TAURUS (A p ril 20-M ay 20) J u s t be ca use y o u th in k b ig today docs not mean the resu lts w ill be proportionate. If you hope to a c h ie v e n o te w o rth y s u c ­ cesses. y o u 're #>lng to have to earn them through effort and ap p lica tio n . OEM1NI (M ay 2 1-June 20) Instead o f v iew ing m atters re a l­ is tic a lly today, you m ight be Incllned to co lo r the facts to su it your expectations. Self­ deception co u ld prove to be a form u la for disappointm ent. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 22) T h e w o rld doesn’ t owe you a free ride today even though It m igh t be h a r d to c o n v i n c e y o u otherw ise. Don't expect m ore than yo u 'v e earned or deserve. LEO (J u ly 23-Aug. 22) He m in d fu l of y o u r behavior today o r e lse y o u m ay be o v e rly a t t e n t i v e to som eone w ho doesn't deserve It w hile Ignoring som eone w h o dues. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) A co m m itm e n t you've made w h ich Is of little Im portance to you Is q u ite sig n ifica n t to the person to w h om yo u 'v e made this special prom ise. He sure to h on or It today. LIB R A (S ept. 2 3 Oct . 23) P r e te n d in g to be s o m e th in g other than w hat you a ctu ally ure w ill m ake a pour Im pression on y o u r friends today. T h e w orld w ill love you more If vou relax a n d be y o u r old sweet self. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) People ure seldom a ll that we w o u ld lik e them to be. T ry not to be too d isa p p o in te d today If som eone w ith w hom yo u 're very fond doesn't fu lfill y o u r expecta­ tions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) T h in k before y o u speak today o r else ycxi m ig h t e x p e ri­ ence one o f thane e m ba rrassing m o m e n ts w h e n y o u r e a liz e y o u ' v e Ju st s a id th e w ro n g th in g s to the w rong person. CAPRICORN (D ec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) Y o u 'll be b u rkin g up the w ro ng tree today If you th in k you have to be u b ig spender In o rd e r to Im press others. E x tra v ­ agance Is a pretense that w on't w in acceptance. AQUARIUS IJan. 2 0 Feb. 191 In y o u r one-to-one rela tio n sh ip s today treat everyone as an equal a n d forego any form o f oneu p m an sh ip . If you try a n y th in g cu te, som eone w ill tru m p y ou r a rc. (C| 1990. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN . by Leonard Starr ... yOil, SANDY? MTH i THIS f£ LL0 V ?H f'S , ‘ A /N P ?.... BUGS BUN N Y r SO, RJRKY...TAKJNI why Dour I run home to get ^ MY WASTEBASKET. AND W ELL X X lS U DATE II V i M W W W t t W J YOUR TRASH’ L i t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 06, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1990. 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N o 166 — San fo rd. F lo rid a No help here for cyclists N E W S D IG E S T □ Sports 'Notes, Rams lead all-star team S A N F O R D — Five boys basketball player* from S e m in o le a m i Lake M ary high sch oo ls were named to the S em ino le A th le tic Conference All-Conference team last week. T h e 'N oles and the R a m s tie d for first In the S A C fin al standings. For S e m ino le. U ern ard Eady and Robert Moore were both first-team selections w hile Brandon C a sh . R etry W ig g in s and J . J . W iggins were honorable m ention picks. Representing Lake M a ry on the first team Is Junior M ike M erthle w ith Ja s o n lla m e lln named to the second team. H ono rable m ention selec­ tions for the R am s were J a lin o n Perry. C h ris Davidson a n d Je ff D raughon. I m F it s IB Sanford w on’t give money for bikes; area fourth-worst in nation By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald s ta ll whter Hawks win Invitational A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - T he L a k e H ow ell softball team won the fou rth Early B ird Softball Invitational at M e rrill P a rk Saturday w ith a 14-3 sh e lla ck in g o f S pruce C reek. T h e S ilv e r H aw ks reached the fin al by defeating South S u m te r ft-2. Eau G a llic 3-3 and L a k e B ra n tle y In the se m ifin a ls 4-3. ia □ Lo cal Airport lands charter service S A N F O R D — T he first o f a series of ch arters from P h ila d elp h ia landed at the C e n tra l Florida Regional A irp o rt Satu rday. The 3 4 0 h igh school seniors were aboard a W o rkl A irw a y s DC-IO flight: o n ly the serond charter fligh t In Ihc a irp o rt's h istory. S o t Pago 2A □ F lo rid a Bus strike comes to Florida T A M P A — T he G re y h o u n d strike has turned violent In Florid a as an elderly w om an was knocked to the ground du rin g a ru c k u s In Tam pa and a J a c k s o n v ille replacem ent driver reported he w as beaten by u nkn ow n assailants. The Flo rid a Incidents occurred d u rin g an Increasingly tense and violent w alkout by some 9 .0 0 0 G re yh o u n d em ployees nationw ide, who walked out early F rid a y in a contract dispute w ith the b u s line. S o t Bag* 2A Longwood accepts $7,128 gift LO N G W O O D — C ity co m m issio n e rs tonight w ill ann ou n ce Im plem entation o f a com puter m on itorin g system w h ich phones disabled and hom ebound residents da lly. J e rry C o llin s , ow ner of the Sanford/O rlando Kennel C lu b , has donated S7.I2H tow ard the project. Casselberry was the first city In F lo rid a to purchase the system, again with a donation from C o llin s. Ton igh t also m a rks the first reading of two ordinances. T h e c ity Is co nsidering am ending city cotie to require tw o c le rk s at convenience stores at n ig h t, and c o n tin u in g a m ora to riu m on billboards. T he m eeting Is open to the pu blic and w ill be at 7:30 p.m . at city hall. 175 W arren Ave. Midway road meeting set M ID W AY — Residents are asked to attend a m eeting w ith Sem inole C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r Je n n ife r K e lle y Tuesday. M atch 6 to d iscu ss co u n ty m a in te n a n ce o f m any o f M id w a y 's streets. T h o u g h some m ajor streets a rc owned and m a in ta in e d by the county, m a n y are p riv a te ly ow ned and the co un ty docs not m ain tain them . A s a result, those streets often become flooded und potholcd. Kelley w ill speak w ith residents about either deeding o r g ra nting the co u n ty an easem ent to m a in ta in the s tn e ts. The m eetin g w ill be at 7 p.m . at the M orning G lo ry C h u rc h on East State Road 4ft. F ro m s t a ll re p o rts INDEX Brltfga............ . .............e Claaalflada........... Com ics................. osaaaaaaaaa a tl Crossw ord........... ...SB P ollea.......... Ooar Abby........... ............ 3 Doatha.................. Editorial................ Mostly sunny, warm Hn i U Wwta k, «•», JwSan Special Olympians Over 200 expected at ‘Blast’ ■ y VICKI DeSORMIlR Herald s ta ll writer SANFO RD Rev. S id n e y Brock, pastor of ih c First Baptist C h u rc h of Sanford, said lie expects about 2(X) young people lo celebrate C h rist th rou gh a co m m u n ity barbecue and Y o u th Blast S atu rd a y In Ft. M ellon Bark. "W e re going to c a ll a ll Ihc students at S em ino le H ig h S c h o o l. S a n f o r d M id d le S c h o o l a n d L a k rv lrw M iddle School, and in v llln g each of ih rtn to Join u s." Brock said. T h e Youth Bash, w h ich b e g in s at 9 a m . , a n d b a r b e c u e , w h ic h r u n s from 11 a.m. lo 5 p.m . are part of a week-long youth re v iv a l that w ill be In Sanford from M arch 11 to Ihe 14. Barbecue tickets u rc $-1 for those over 12 years of age and $3.50 for you nger p c u p lc . T h e y m a y tie p u r c h a s e d fro m a n y m em ber of the First B a p ­ tist C h u rc h youth group. In a d d i t i o n t o t h e barbecue. B ris k said there are plan s for llic Sanford Police D citarlm cnt to d is ­ p la y th e ir B A T M o b ile U n ll. lire m otorcycle patrol u n it , t l i r l r c o n fis c a te d w eapons and "P C -1 ." an anim ated police cru iser. T h e re Isa |x>sslb!llly the F lo rid a H ig h w a y P a tro l S e e B la s t , Page S A a F o r m o ro w e a th e r, i m F ig s 2A 1989 A ss e s s e d City Taxes ! * Pet. o l T o U l t: A sse sse d Taaee s B u sin e ss Name B u sin e ss Type t9S9 A sse sse d Value Hospital Corp. Of America Central Florida Regional Hospital Hospital $13,227,180 Kimko ot Merntt Island Corp. Seminole Center Shopping Center $8,893,630 $61,152 1.51% f Shelter Properties VII Satlpointe Apartments Apartments f7.019.580 $48,268 1.20% Lake Monroe Partners Regatta Shores Apartments Apartments $6,447,610 $44,333 Plnewood Trail Apartments LTD Bridgewater Apartments Apartments $5,783,780 $39,769 0.96% f 17-92 INV, Inc. Sanford Town Square Shopping Center $4,823,690 $33,167 0.82% f Kadry, Othman & Delal Grove view Village Apartments $4,773,860 $32,825 0.61% Dreyluss Interstate Dev. Corp. Carnage Cove Mobile Home Park Mobile Home Park $3,131,080 $21,529 0.53% Cardinal • IND, Inc. Cardinal IND, Inc. Warehouse A Offices eo BA,nep eWfc,QAn wvw to n 373 BwVr,w fw 0.50% f Georgia Arms LTD Georgia Arms Apartments $2,658,560 $18,280 0.45% N Master’s Cove Assoc. LTD Master's Cove Apartments $2,539,750 $17,463 0.43% Taxpayer Kam a , $90,949 A Js£ ( t V Klin Q $ 3 SOURCE City of Sanford Engineering Dept. A Semlnoie County Property Appraiser's Office Sleek Sanford audit offers tax tidbits By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald s ta ll writer S A N F O R D — W ho |rays the m osl c lly ta xe s, how m u c h m on e y Is dc|Misltcd In local banks, tlit* num ber ol Irooks lu ih c dow ntow n lib ra ry — a ll local trivia tlilln ts dressing a new a n il Im proved edition ol w h.il was o n ly a stan nu m of the c it y ’s finances. W illi a s lic k photograph of ih c c ity m arin a covering 9 9 pages ol lig u rcs and statistics. Ihc C ity til S an ford’s latest audit Is a little m ore sleek and |ulcy Ilian past volum es. C e rllltcd pu blic accoun tants lor the c lly have co m p ile d a new. m ore com prehensive a u ilii ol c lly flnauct-s lor the past llsc a l year than the general purpose audit com piled lur past years. T he general pur|xisc audit Is re q u ire d o f a ll c it ie s b y the C o m ptro lle r General ol Ihc United Stales. Coopers A Lybran d. a S an lo rd C P A lirm . w ill su bm it the new audit rc|Mirl lo a stale panel ol Judges In compel!lio n lor an audit reporting award. In S ee A u d it . P age S A Traffic stop may net Sanford police $750,000 By S U S A N LO D EN Humid s ta ll writer M ostly su n n y today w ith a h igh In the in ld 70s F a ir tonight and w arm again to­ m orrow w ith a high In the upper 70s. braled her victory in Ihe 100 meter walk with Kalhy Dooley, county special education s ta ll member Over 130 alhletes com peted Saturday In Ihe Sem inole County Special O lym pics hosted by Lake Mary High School. Ana Mendoza (left). 14. from Greenwood Lakes M iddle S cho ol, cele- S A N F O R D — B ic y c lis ts fear for th e ir lives on Ihe road, or even g lv q u p c y c lin g altogether because area roads were not built to be shared with twir-wheelers. M any d rivers, however, don't want to share the road w ith b ik e s t r r a u s r they ferl a ccid e n ts are caused by c y c lis ts who Ignore tra lflr rules. Those ure som e o l th e reasons w h y B icy clin g m agazine w ill name Ihe O rlan do urea am ong Ihe top 2 0 worst p la te s to ride a bike In Ihe United States, said T o m C'erny o f the O rlando U rban A rra M etropo litan I’ Lm nlng O rganization (M I’O). "T he o n ly th in g that m ay keep u s from being num ber one Is th is program ." C e rn y said of Ihe MPO h lc y rle and pedestrian safety program started last year. C e rn y said he h as been Interviewed by B icy clin g m agazin e, the m ajor national p u b lica tio n for cy clis ts , (or an u p co m in g story on the best and worst areas o l the co u n try for cyclin g . Reporters lo r lilt* m agazine Indicated that enough Orlando c y c lis ts com plaints! u ImiiiI Ihe area to rank It am ong the worst, h r said. C e rn y coordinates Ihc b icycle and pedestrian program for Sem inole. O range and Osceola co u n ­ ties. M PO birt-tl h im last year to c m rd ln a tr bicycle sa lctv program s and to develop a com prehensive plan lor b ike tra ils across C e n tra l Florida when co n cern s surfaced about th r a m i ra n k in g fourth In the state for bike fatalities. T h is week Ihc C lly o f Sanfonl tu rn ed dow n the M P O 's request lor the c ity 's share of m a in ta ining C S c c B ik e s , Page S A S A N F O R D — I S m a rsh a ls look cu stody last week ol $ 1 5 m illio n co u llsca le d by S a n lo rd |m>Iu c Irom a rental car linn b a il |usi a rrived on tin- Auto Truitt J a n 23. S anford Police C h it I Steven Harriett said today U u ltl last wt-t-k. I Ik - c lly ol S an lo rd tia il custody ol tin- m oney in a bank account. H arriett said. Federal forfeiture su it w as also tiled in U S. D istrict Court til O rla n d o last week by A ssistant U S Attorney G reg M iller. M ille r said today A s the seizing agency. Sanford police expect to receive S750.fXX> tl the outcom e ol the lo tlc ilu re hearing favors police. Il.irrlc ll said flu- Federal D ru g En forcem en t A d m u is ira U n n ID EA ! and S e m ino le C o u n ty 's C ity C o u n ty Investigative Bureau ICCIBl w ill also receive a share ol the m o n e y s itt e r a g e n ts Irom th o se a g e n c ie s parllelpated lit Ihe seizure. Harnett said About 15 |M-reeut ol the motley w ill rem ain w ith the lederal Departm ent ot Ju s tic e as a forfeiture fee. H arriett said The M ia m i eouple w ho tiad possession ol the rental t ar w ith the e a sli m suitcases in the tru n k reportedly said the m oney w asn’ t theirs, jxillrtsatd M dier said Ihc d rive r of Ihe car. Lourdes — Kguis. gave |mllee perm ission to search the car alter Sanford |m lne m ade a ira llle stop of the vehicle on P ersim m on Avenu e .it about It) a.m. J a il 23 T he cash was lo u n d lit the tru n k a n il Sanlord lio llcc tings Iraltietl to sutll n arcotics Intllealetl the cash h ail ht-t-n in contact w ith drugs. Ilarrletl said Bast tl on the tings' response and m torinatlon agents received Irom New Je rse y stale jHilIrr. Harriett salt! tin- m oney "appears to Im- llte proceeds Irom street sale ot d ru g s." Tilt- New •Icrst v j«illt e ba il t on llst alt-tl $1 m illio n III See C a s h .P a g e 5 A -------1 SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 W*Bit* -% ' ' •• ’ ’ • •. • ________ I �1 * — Sanford H itH d . Sanford. Florid* — Monday. M u c h 5. 1W0 N E W S FROM THE R E G IO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E State GOP. looks to retain power FBI sgsnt tuspondod, nswspspsr reports M IA M I — A decorated M ia m i F B I c o u n te rin te llttm c e agent waa auspended a n d loat hta aecu rlty clearance aa a reault o f a three-year Inveatlgatlon In vo lvin g allegations o f a p yln g for C u b a , a pubtlahed report aatd M onday. T h e New Y o rk T im e s reported that m any o f the agent'a cot leagues have ra llie d to hla defense, sa yin g he appears to be a v ic tim o f retaliation because o f h is cru cia l role In a la n d m a rk d is c rim in a tio n s u it against the FB I by H lapan lc em ployees. T h e T im e s, c itin g governm ent official* and frie n d s o f the 15-year FB I veteran. Fern ando M atta. reported that th e . in ve stig a tio n ha* sparked a b itter battle w ith in the bureau. F e w d e ta ils o f the Investigation w ere available a n d a n FB I spokesm an In W ashington w o uld o n ly confirm th a t M atta. 48. had been placed on indefinite ad m in istra tiv e leave, refusing to sa y w h y. reported S u n d a y. "In se v e ral d istricts, we expert to m ount su ccessful ch a lle n g e s," said S im o n Ferro, stale D e m o cra tic ch a irm a n . " A n d I prom ise w e're g o in g to keep D is tric t 11.” But G O P strategists Insist th e ir Inrum bents w ill su rvive . " T h e re 's no doubt In m y m in d w e 'll h o ld o u r m a jo rity In th e d e le g a tio n ," sta le R e p u b lica n ch a irm a n Van Poole said. W ith R e p u b lica n lle an a R o a-Le h llne n ’s v icto ry In Iasi fa ll’s special e le ction to replace M ia m i D em ocrat C la u d e Pepper, the M IAM I — Republicans, already sittin g on fat ca m p a ig n accounts, could be poised in again d o m in a te F lo rid a 's 19-member dele­ gation to the U.S. House after this y e ar's elections. D em ocratic leaders say they are targeting at least th ree R e p u b lica n Im cum bents and expect to h o ld on to the D istrict I I seat being vacated by gu bernatorial candidate II Neiaon o f M Meltx BUI elbourne. T h e M ia m i H e ra ld Floridians Injured in bus strike GOT 1 jum ped lo an 11-8 advantage. T h a t's a reversal from the 13-6 edge D em ocrats held after the 1982 elections, when the delega­ tion grew by four m em bers follow ing the 1980 census. T h e years In between saw (w o D em ocrats sw itch parties — W in te r H a v e n 's A n d y Ireland In M arch 1964 and M a d iso n 's B lit G ra n t In F e b ru a ry 1989 — a n d three Repu blican s w in seats from D em ocrats. R o s-L ch tln cn 's victo ry In D is tric t 18 w as preceded In 1968 b y D cla n d 's C ra ig J a m e s In D istrict 4 . Audit raps state on leasing practices Upgrade putt drug boat back at saa S T . P E T E R S B U R G — A state-of-the art d ru g sm u g g lin g boat given to the F lo rid a Departm ent o f N atural Resources for use aa a research vessel has spent m ore tim e In port than at sea. B u t that w ill change w ith a special $115,000 a llo tm e n t th e a gency has received from projected revenues derived from F lo rid a 's new saltw ater fish in g license. D N R officia ls said. T h e m oney w ill enable th e D N R to b e g in In sta llin g laboratories on board the 85-foot sh ip Cortex so scie n tis ts can q u ic k ly analyze a n d preserve the sam ples they collect. D N R o fficia ls said. T he Cortex la the agnecy's pride a n d Joy. It ca n sta y at sea 45 days, travel 4 .0 0 0 m ile s w ithout a p it stop and b oasts the finest w o rk sh ip b u ild e rs can offer. Confiscated by the Flortda D epartm ent o f L a w En forcem en t In 1984. the C o ral Sea. as It waa then nam ed, w as given to the D N R in a trade orchestrated by then-Gov. Bob G ra h am . In exchange, D N R gave the F D L E one of U s a irp la n e s and paid $200,000 for docking fee*, said Karen S te ldln ge r. dire cto r o f the agency's M arine Research Institute In St. Petersburg, w here the boat Is moored. Fsrewtll bath a raal boomtr F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — S ix re tirin g firefigh ters got a m em orable send-off when an explosion started a fire In a b u ild in g across the street from th e ir farew ell party. A b ou t 320 firefigh ters and th e ir fam ilies gathered Satu rday n ig h t at the Fire figh te rs Benevolent A ssocia tion h a ll Tor the retirem ent party. A s firefighters prepared to h an d ou t plaques to the honorees. tw o e xplo sio ns were heard a n d the lig h ts flicke re d In the banquet hall. " I thought perh aps It w as spe cia l effects for m e.” said Robert Freem an, who re tired after 2 5 ye ars as a d riv e r a n d engineer for the Fo rt Lau derdale Fire Departm ent. "I th ou ght. Is th is a great fire departm ent or w h a t? Loo k what th e y ’ re doing for m e .” Fire figh te rs ru shed outside a n d saw flam es co m in g from B ill B ro w n 's P aint a n d A u to Body S ho p across the street. T h e y ca lle d for help a n d 14 firefigh ters In four ve h icle s arrtved to e x tin g u is h the blaxc. T h e b u ild in g caught fire w hen the cro ssarm o n top o f a F lo rid a Power A L ig h t pole broke, dropping tw o 7.000-volt w ire s on the auto body shop. F P L turned off the pow er, and th e firefighters p u t ou t the blaze In 20 m inutes. D am age to the b u il d in g was m oderate, said L t. S tephen M c ln c rn y . HIgh-lech gadget dewnfeM of gunmen P L A N T A T IO N — Plantation police recovered th e ir first stolen v e h icle u sin g th e new Lojack tra ck in g system a n d charged tw o teenagers w ith stealin g a $ 5 0 .0 0 0 Ja g u a r at gunpoint. P o lice spokesm an Ed P la lstcd said the g u nm e n confronted the ow ner ou tside a departm ent store S u n d a y evening, pistol-w hipped h er and drove o ff In her 1989 Ja g u a r. A L o ja ck tran sm itter had been hidden In the car. T h e $ 5 0 0 d evice e m its a beep that police agencies can follow w ith a sp e cia l m o n ito rin g system . P la lstcd said. A police sergeant spotted the ca r on a busy street and recognized It from an alert, b u t lost U In traffic. T he Lo ja ck beeper was then activated a n d police tracked th e c a r n orth to Fo rt Lauderdale, where "w e arrested tw o v e ry su rprised m a le s." P lalstcd said. T h e suspects. D arrin W a lls and M ichael Jo h n s o n , both 18 a n d from Fort Lauderdale, rem ain ed Jailed M on day on ch arges o f possessing stolen property and arm ed robbery. T he c a r ow ne r waa not se rio usly Injured, Plalstcd said. F lo rid a adopted the Lo ja ck system a year ago after le a rn in g o f Its success In M assachusettcs. Each law enforcem ent agency ts equipped w ith at least on receiver that can m on itor the beepers, he said. T h e recovery w as the first In Plantation, and possibly the first In Brow ard C o un ty, u sin g the new system. P la lstcd said. From United P tw i International report* LO TTER Y 1 T A L L A H A S S E E • Ths da lly number Sunday In ths Florida Lottery CASH 3 gams was 03$. □ Straight Play (numbers in s is c t order): 1250 on a 50-cent bet. 4500 on 31. □ Bos 3 (numbers In sny order): 380 lor s 50-cent bet, f 180 on 31. r iB o i 6 (numbers In sny ordsi): 3X0 lor e 50-cent bet, 380on 31nstreight Box 3: 3330 In order drewn, 380 In any order on *31 bet. □ Straight Box 8: 3230 In order drawn. 340 il picked in combination on 31 bei. ___________ A n e ld e r ly w o m a n w aa kn o cke d to the grou n d d u rin g a r u c k u s to u c h e d o ff w h e n a G re y h o u n d b u s ckove th rou gh a p icke t lin e o f s trik in g d r iv e n In T a m p a a n d a Ja c k s o n v ille re­ p la ce m e n t d riv e r reported he w as b e a te n b y u n k n o w n assailants. T h e F lo rid a Incident* occurred d u rin g a n In cre a rin gly tense and viole n t w a lk o u t by som e 9,000 G r e y h o u n d e m p lo y e e s n a ­ tion w ide. w h o w alked ou t early F rid a y In a contract d isp u te w ith the b u s line . C la ra A h n e n . 79, w a s try in g to board th e New York-to-M lam l bus In T a m p a Saturday. S he waa kno cked o v e r when one o f the s trik e rs trie d to d lm b aboard the bus. the S t. Petersburg T im es reported. "W e w ere w a lk in g the line and the y o u n g la d y d riv e r cam e right a t u s , " s a id s t r ik e r D a v id Spencer. P icke t L a rry H olm es waa s tru c k on the sh ou ld e r nnd bounced o ff the b us as It passed, then ra n after the bus. Spencer said. Charter air flights weekly Into Sanford "W h e n the bus door opened. L a rry w aa try in g to get In and he knocked a la d y d o w n ." Spencer said. " T h e poor w om an d id n 't know w h a t w a s h in g o n ." A h n e n w as treated for a cut lip and knee pain. D riv e r A n ge la E d w a rd s said the p ic k e ts ran In front of her as she p u lle d the bus In. She denied h ittin g anyone. She said Holm es pushed people os they crowded arou n d the bus door after It stopped. S A N F O R D - A b o u t 340 h ig h school se n io rs from P h ila d e lp h ia la n d e d a t C e n tra l F lo rid a R e gio na l A ir p o r t S a t u r d a y . T h e W o rld A irw a y s D C - 10 flight w a s o n ly t h e s e c o n d c h a r t e r f l i g h t in t h e a irp o rt's h istory and it w as th e firs t o f a s c rie s o f w e e k ly c h a r t e r s f r o m P h ila d e lp h ia scheduled to la n d here th rou gh Ju n e . S te v e C o o k e , u lr p o r t aviatio n director, sa id other a irlin e s have expressed In­ te re s t In f ly in g c h a rte r (lig h ts lo Sanford. T ru m p S h u ttle , the form e r Eastern s h u t t le o w n e d by b illio n a ire D o n a ld T ru m p . Is o n e o f t h e a ir li n e s n e g o t ia t in g w it h th e a irp ort, he said. No ch a rge s had been filed In th e In cid e n t, w h ic h follow ed reports o f a s im ila r " b u m p in g " o f a s t r i k e r b y a b u s In Ja c k s o n v ille Friday. He w as not Injured. A ls o In Ja c k s o n v ille Frida y, a r e lie f d r iv e r re p o rte d b e in g beaten u p a s he reported for w o rk. POITMAITIR: Sendeaernt cftanf*t le THI SANFOSO HIRALD. P.O. Sex IU>. tenters. FL m il. Subtcripiion Rxtot (Deity S SenSey) Heme Delivery S Mail I Meettn II* *« * Meath* U* M 1 Tear ira.ee teen m u u . T A L L A H A S S E E — D ocum ents filed w ith the stale raise doubts about w hether the power b la ck ­ ou ts that plagued m ore than 1 m illio n F lo rid ia n s d u rin g Ihr C h r is t m a s fre e z e h a p p e n e d because re co rd dem and o u t­ stripped capacity. A lth ou gh that. waa llje e xpla­ nation given at the lim e by the sla te 's pow er com panies, docu­ m ents filed by the u tilitie s w ith Ihe P u b lic S ervice C o m m ission show Ihe com panies had the ru p a c lly lo meet dem and except for a brier period on C h rls im a s Eve. The real problem w as that loo m a n y p la n ts and too m u ch equipm ent broke dow n under the heavy dem and, w h ile o ilie r plan ts were out of se rvice for planned o r u npla n ne d m a in te ­ nance. Ihe records show. M o s t u t i l i t i e s a ls o u n ­ derestim ated Ihe severity o f Ihe cold snap that plunged tem pera­ tures below freezing throughout Florida. By the lim e they re a l­ ized what was happening, the docum en ts sh ow .-it.w a x too la ic to wurn consum ers. A n d a lt h o u g h th e s t a t e 's e m e rg e n c y c o n tin g e n c y p la n llala severe w eather as a poten­ tial energy em ergency, the state had no plan for respon din g to such a shortfall. T h e Ortondo S e n tin e l re p o rte d in S u n d a y editions. T h e outages, w h ich In some ca se s lasted 2 5 h ou rs, have p r o m p t e d r e v ie w o f p o w e r com pan y p la n n in g by the P SC , C A P E C A N A V E R A L - T h e s h u tt le A tla n tis ’s sm ooth C a lifo rn ia landing s rts the stage for next m o n th 's long-awaited lau nch of the H u b b le Space Telescope, u re vo lu ­ t io n a r y I n s t r u m e n t th a t w i l l a llo w astronom ers to look farther back In tim e and deeper Into space th an ever before. A tla n tis and its five-m an. a ll-m ilita ry crew glided to a picture-perfect touchdow n at 1:08 p.m. E S T S u n d a y on a d ry lakebcd ru nw ay at Edw ards A ir Force Base. C a lif., to close ou t a su ccessful 4 14-day m ilita ry m ission. T h e astron auts a rc believed lo have left b e h i n d In o r b l l a 1 9 - t o n p h o t o reconnaissance sa tellite capable to taking super-sharp p ictu re s ol any target tn the w orld tx-tween 62 degrees north a n d south latitude, w h ich Includes v irtu a lly every nuijor im lu s irl.il and population center In Ihe S oviet Union. N avy Capt. J o h n " J .O ." Creigh to n, the c o m m a n d e r, c o - p llo t J o h n C a s p e r, a -16-year-old A ir Fo rce colonel. M urine Lt. Col, D avid H llm crs. 40. A ir Force Col, H lchurd " M ik e " M u llu n r. 44. and N avy Lt. Crndr. P lcrrc T h u o t. 34. flew back to their hom es In Houston late S un day ufter brief m edical exam s. "W e had a great time. It waa a terrific flig h t." Creighton said before leavin g for Texas. "I th in k we accom plished som ething th ul w as Im portant to Ihe co un try, we hud a good lim e d oing It. and Ihe space sh uttle performed su pe rbly." A tla n tis appeared (o have sailed through Its ground-shaking la u nch last W ednesday und re-entry S u n d a y In exce lle n t co ndition — the on ly obvio us problem was a m in o r leak In the sh ip 's h y d ra u lic system — clearing the w ay for N A S A to la u n ch Ihe $1.5 b illio n H ubble Space T elescope aboad Ih r shuttle D iscovery next m onth ■XTONOKD OUTLOOK T o day...M o stly su n n y w ith a h igh in the m id 70s. Northeast w in d s at lO m p h . T o n ig h t...F a ir w ith a lo w In th e m id 5 0 s. L ig h t e a s te rly w inds. TURSDAY Cloudy 78-87 WBOMISOAY. RtiyCldy 77-8$ T o m o rro w ...P a u ly c lo u d y w ith a h ig h In the u pper 70s. East w in d s at 10 to 1 5 m p h . Monday, March 5. 1990 Vol 82, No 166 FoM al SanierS. UnitedPress IwtsmsHensI TH E W EATH ER tu ip s x ti m i Ixcond Clan Fteriea m il Christmas blackouts blamed on breakdowns, not demand Shuttle landing clears way to lauch space telescope MIAMI - F\]'A FRIDAY THURSDAY RtiyCldy 78-80 Sunny 88-72 T IM S E xte n d e d o u tlo o k ...F a ir and b r e e z y W e d n e s d a y th r o u g h F rida y . L o w s In the m id lo u pper C 50*. h ig h s In Ihe u pper 70s. PuWnhoe Daily u 4 Sunday, i i u y l SxfurSxy ky The Seeiera HorxM. Inc . Me N French *»•. Santerd. Fla. m il. s ta ff re^F^k^^tn T A L L A H A S S E E - S t a le agencies have been c ircu m v e n ­ tin g legal g u idelin es for leasing office space and have too little Incentive to m ake price the top co n side ra tio n , a cco rding lo a sta le audit. T h e state a lso puld more than $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 a ye ar to rent extra apace for agencies that expected to grow but did not. Agencies wasted th ou sands more dollars by o verestim ating space needs for storage and equipm ent, says th e p r e lim i n a r y r e p o r t by A u d ito r G en eral C h arles Lester. T h e report w ill not be (Inal u n til the D epartm ent o f G eneral Services, w h ich oversees state leasing, file s Its form al reply In about a m on th . T h e Tallahassee Dem ocrat obtained a copy and p u blish e d a n account of the p re lim in a ry audit fin d in g s in S unday editions. In one exam ple, the Depart­ m e n t o f H e a lt h a n d R e ­ h ab ilita tive Services spent more than $13,000 to rent space for an expected expan sion o f the foods tam p program In M iam i, b u l Ihe space went u nu sed for 13 m o n t h s b e c a u s e t h e expansion never cam e. In another case. H R S a p p ar­ e n tly circu m ve n te d a tow re­ q u irin g co m petitive b id d in g for a ll leases o f m ore th an 2.000 square feet by ta k in g ou t a lease for 1.099 square feet In St. Petersburg and then ta k in g out a separate lease for a no th e r 1.952 square feet In the sam e co m ple x two m on th s later. T he audit covered Ihe period from J u ly 1987 th rou gh tost M arch 31. It found agencies have loo m u ch power lo set th e ir ow n s t a n d a r d s fo r o ffic e te a se s. H R S alone has 3 5 3 private leases for m ore than 3.3 m illio n square feet, co stin g $ 3 0 m illio n each year In rent. T h e agency last year becam e em broiled In a co n tro v e rsy over a lease on spare for social services offices near a posh Brow ard C o u n ty goll resort. rtMj r ^ i March 4 M ONDAY! S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. 12:25 FULL U.m.. 11:55 p.m.; MaJ. 6:15 u.m.. M a r c h 1 1 6 :5 5 p.m . T I D E S : D a y t o n a B e a c h : highs. 2 :40 u.m.. 3:06 p.m.: lows. 9 .0 3 a.m .. 9.09 p.m.: N s w S m y r n a B e a c h : h ig h s. NKW 2:45 a .m „ 3 :1 1 p.m.: lows. 9:08 M a r c h 2 8 a.m.. 9:14 p m : C o co a B e a c h ; h ig h s. 3:00 :0O u.m .. 3:26 p.m.: lows, 9:23 u.m.. 9:29 p.m . florid* IXHour *$mp$rilvr«t snd ramfsil s i 7C Hi EST Off Apdlw chKoid Crsstvlww D«y*ons 8«*c,f) For* L o u C trS o lo F o rt M jrsrt G sNm vtfftS Jocfchom ill* Koy *»«* Mi Ami PoitoocoU Wototo Irsdifllon V o rsB o o c A W o lf P o lm Bowels *s*m 47 000 II 000 U SOB Mt U IS ftl 43 44 40 frs 000 000 000 000 AO 000 44 000 13 000 V 000 II 000 II 000 I* 000 M A C H CONDITIONS D a y to n a B e a c h ' W aves are 2 Vi feet and choppy. C u rre n t Ls lo th e s o u th w it h a w a te r tem perature of 62 degrees. N e w S m y r n a B e a ch : W aves arc 2 feet and choppy. C u rre n t Is to the south w ith a water tem perature of 62 degrees. S u n screen factor: B O A T IN G S t . A u g u s t in e to J u p it e r I n le t T oday...w in d northeast to east 10 k ls Seas 2 in 4 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a ligh t chop. T o n ig h t...w in d cast 10 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Hay and Inland w aters sm oolh. T uesday...w in d cast 10 to 15 k ls . Seas 3 to 5 ft. Hay and Inland w aters a m oderate chop. F \J^-L SATURDAY RtiyCldy S7-70. STATISTICS T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In S anford S u n d a y w as 7 5 degrees and the overnight low w as 50 os reported by the U n iv e rsity of F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research and E d u ca tio n Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rain fall d u rin g Ihe 2 4 -hour period ending at 9 a m. M onday totalled 0 .0 0 Inch. T h e tem perature at 9 a.m. to d a y w a s 6 5 d e g re e s a n d S u n d a y 's overnight low was 55. its recorded by Ihe National W eather Se rvice at the Ortondo Internation al Airport. O th rr W eather S ervice data: [.' S u n d a y 's h ig h ...................75 □ B a r o m e t r ic p r e s s u r e .3 0 . 18 □ R e la t iv e h u m id it y ... .7 0 p e t Cl W in d s . ........ .. .N o r t h , 4 m ph □ R a in f a l l........ ..................0 In. □ T o d a y ’ s s u n s e t..... 8 :2 8 p.m . □ T o m o r r o w 's s u n r is e . ...6:45 City 4 Forte*it Atbuquorquo cy Anchor*g« cy AMxnloty Bxltlmoropc Billing* th Blrmlnghxnt ly Blimxrck ty Bo*Ion pc Brmmvlllow Bulfxlo in Burlington VI «y Chlcogocy Cincinnati ly Cloroland in Columbia Ohio pc Oxl lx* cy Oonvora Dot Molno*pc 0*troll in Duluth pc E lf xu pc Forgo >y Heritors pc Honolulu pc Houitanpc Indixnxpolitcy KxnwtCitypc Lot Vxgxtih LIHtoRackpc Lo* Angelo* pc Loulivlllopc Miiwxutxo inth Mmnupotit pc Hxihullt* ly MomOr Wont ty How York pc OxlxhomxCIty ■ Phllxdclphlx pc Pheonlx pc Pilttburghln Portland Mo *y Portland Oro pc It Low* pc WHLoXaCUy lh SxnOwgoth Ion Franc itco pc Wxlilopc HI 44 SI 47 41 U 43 39 31 U Pep 44 04 31 40 x*x* 34 34 01 » I 14 <U 14 40 1\ 2S 11 [tl< a 04 31 11 47 30 n a 40 a n 3S 43 a 44 34 34 a 30 07 74 10 33 13 IS 17 •4 70 n 31 44 a 44 40 n a 43 44 33 a 31 it 33 19 43 i i 37 31 40 43 40 a 41 38 S3 34 34 14 49 a n [IM .«* 04 V*-. .11 a m rn .***# m -03 •m m * tm rnm V 10 01 43 31 44 a •1 34 n 34 47 a 11 4ft 01 37 10 41 �— Monday, March 1 Blood storage suggested Four charged with gambling S A N F O R D — C ity police here on a rou tine ch e ck o f P e a tlle 's Bar. W . 13th Street, reported fin d in g four people g a m b lin g at about 9:45 p.m. Saturday. C a rd s were seen and the su spe cts appeared to try lo hide cash w hen police arrived, a cco rding to arrest reports. Sanford residents charged w ith g a m b lin g are: Ja c q u e lin e Ja ck so n . 33. o f 51 Sem inole Gardena: C liffo rd Noel Groom s. 40. of 3932 Bungalow Blvd.: E lv is O 'D e ll G riffin . 31. o f 1104 C edar Ave.: and R onnie Napoleon M urra y. 39. o f 1708 W . 13th St. H*raM»taffwrtt*r SANFO RD W ith tales of people co n tra c tin g A ID S and o th e r Incurable diseases from blood transfusions, m a n y people are begin n in g to w o nder " I s It safe to get a blood tran sfu sio n a n y m o re ?" A local hospital spokesperson sa y s no blood shortage e x ists In S e m in o le C o u n ty but for those w ho w ant to take e x tra p re ca u ­ tions, an O rlan do co m p an y h as a suggestion: get a tra n sfu sio n u sin g y ou r ow n blood. Woman charged with battering pottea W IN T E R S P R IN G S A w o m e n w h o w a s a lle g e d ly threatening a n d frlg h le n ln g h er ch ild re n , w as arrested by W inter S prin g s police after th e a llegedly p u sh e d a policem an. P atricia A n n Hanaon. 32. o f 70-71 M o rre Loop. W ln ic r S prings, was arrested at hom e at avout 11 p.m . Frida y. S h e Is charged w llh battery on a policem an, re sistin g w itho u t violence and disorderly Intoxication. Mothor reports abut# LO N G W O O D — A 29-year-old Longw ood w om an w h o allegedly hit h er m other In be head and ripped an e a rrin g out of her ear has been charged w llh ba tte ry by Longw ood police. L o ra Lee G entile, o f 3 4 9 Je s u p Ave., w as arrested at hom e w here the Incident occurred at about 5:30 p.m . S u n d a y. S he also allegedly threatened to k ill her m other. Ida G en tile. Man chargsd with shooting, tampering S A N F O R D — A m an w ho a lle g e d ly fired a shot Into the ca r of T yro n e Boule and threatened lo k ill h im . has been arrested b y S anford police In connection w llh that Incident, as w ell as for allegedly threatening Boule n flc r the In itial c rim e was reported to police. A n th o n y Bernard Jam erson. of 1107 W . E ig h th S i.. Sanford, w as arrested S atu rda y In Sanford. C h arge s against h im In rlu de shooting Into a vehicle, and tw o co u n ts of aggravated assault and tam pering w ith a vlcllm /w ltncaa. Deputy's badge rippod off S A N F O R D — A Sem inole C o u n ty sherifTs deputy in vrstlgn Hong a domestic problem al 3 8 1 4 P in e Ave.. SanfoTd. reported a resident there turned o n him. ripped his badge from his shirt, pushed him and ran. T h e deputy said he ca u g h l J o h n F ra n cis M cG ow an. 25, nnd charged him w llh resisting w ith violence a l 9:51 p.m. S un day at home. Corrections S A N F O R D — T h e Iasi nam e of the ru ra l Longw ood couple w ho died from gunshot w oun ds e a rly S atu rd a y In an apparent m urder-suicide w as Incorrectly reported In S u n d a y 's Herald. S usa n L csko G riffith . 34. 432 lla y ir r e Lane, w as apparen tly shot at least eight tim e, before h er husband L o y a l J . G riffith . 69. apparently turned h is gun on h im self and fired a single fatal shot lo h is head. In F rid a y 's edition of the H erald, the nam e of Ihc m an killed by Gregory M ills w as In correclly reported In u story about a delay In the scheduled execution o f Ihe co n victe d killer* Ja m e s W right w as k ille d by M ills In 1979. 1990 — M Paachaa Ihe Clow n m akes a care bear baioon lo r Megan M cFarland. 5, of Apopka w hile Bo b Bon the Clow n lo o k s on during Ihe s i. Festival In Sanford over Ihe weekend. Arts festival declared success ■ y J . H A R K B A R F IC ID Herald s ta ll writer S A N F O R D - Plen ty of su n ­ shine. b a lm y breezes a n d lots ol s lu lf going on udded up to record crow ds and u trem endous su c­ res* for the S t. J o h n 's R iver Arts n n d C r a f t s F e s t iv a l t h is weekend. A festival organizer said the s u c t t m c lln r h r s plan s for next ye ar's festival. "H w as a w in n e r." a pleased Dave Farr, e xecu tive director of the G rra tc r S an ford C h a m b e r of C o m m rrrc . sa id th is m orning. “ A bsolutely, we’ re going lo have another one." Furr said perhups as m any as 2 0 .0 0 0 attended Ihe two-day event w h ich attracted 170 a n Isis and craftsm en. F u rr said 12.000 lo 15.000 fesllvul-goers u lle n d rd S u n d a y and about 5.000 people u lle n d e d S atu rda y. F a rr said the a tte n d a n c e w a s a b o u t th re e lim e s Ihe n u m b e r that attended la s t y e a r's fe s tiv a l a n d Ihe weather w as fo u r lim e s belter. Last year’s festival w as preceded by u freeze. F a r r s a id S u n d a y w a s u " p e r f e c t " f e s t iv a l d a y w llh d o ze n s o f s a ilb o a ts on L a k e M onroe and lots o f k id s try in g o u t fo r lit t le le a g u e at the bo llficld . " T h e r e w a s lo ts o f th in g s going on that re a lly added to the people's e n jo y m e n t," F a rr said. F a rr said a festival h lg h llte cam e at about 2 p.m. S u n d a y w hen the S e m in o le C o m m u n ity B an d played. "W e had a lo l o f people there for th a t." Fa rr said. "People rca ly enjoy u band." O ne o f the festival changes proved successful as well. Farr said. T he e n le rta ln m e n l stage w as moved from In front o f the H en ry Shelton Sanford M useum to the side o f L a k e Corona. "W e wanted lo get th r e n triia ln m e n t m ore In Ihe m id d le of th in g s and that seemed lo really w ork o u t." F a rr said. One not-so successful event cam e S atu rda y n ight when the rh a m b e r held a reception for the a rtists ou tside a I the H oliday Inn M arina. "It seemed like a grand Idea Ihe week before. B u t II was w indy and II w as p r r lty c h illy ," F a rr said. "S o m e of those folks wanted to know If th is w as really Florida. B u i the food was good and ihe com pany pleasant." T h e festival was sponsored by Ihe rham ber and Ihe Sanford Sem inole Art Association. A m a jority o l parents were nol Involved In any kin d o f school group last full, w ith u tuck o f tim e and w ork com m itm r n is the biggest deterrents lo p a rticip a ­ tion. a poll show ed Monday. In is s u in g ih c lr g o a ls fo r A m e ric a n edu cation last week, the n atio n 's governors stressed the Im portance of parental In­ volvem ent. and Ihe B u sh a dm in istra tio n has cu lled the right o f parents to choose their c h ild re n 's schools the cornerstone of Its cd u cu tlo n policy. But Ihe poll com m issioned by Newsweek Inc. showed that although parents believed th e ir in flu e n ce Is c ritic a l lo c h ild re n 's learning, m any said they lacked ih e lim e for Involvem ent In srh oo l activities. T he p o ll bused on a national sam ple of a dults In 538 households. T h e C ity of Sanford pro p o ses to ch a n g e the u se o f the land within the area show n in the m ap of th is advertisem ent. M a ry Rum m ey-Rcccptionist, Jess B rg lcj-S tylist, Pam S m ith -N ail Tech., W anda Gecting-Styllst. INDICATES AREA WITHIN SANTORO CITY LIMITS W M X Z mCHOTES ccvBLoncNr or REOOWL SMCT ism) 6 -> V SANFORD *5 URBAN AREA T h e proposed change o l land use regards a prop osed developm ent undergo­ ing developm ent o f regional Impact review. T h e d evelopm ent’s general lo c a ­ tion Is Identified on the m ap in th is advertisem ent as S em in o le Properties Developm ent of Regional Impact (Site). Apublic hearing on the proposal will be held on Monday, March 12,1990 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the City Commission ol Sanlord, Florida, in the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. The City Commission, acting as the City of Sanford's elected body, will consider an amendment to the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the transmittal of the proposed plan amendment to the State of Florida Department ol Community Affairs. Copies of the proposed amendment to the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan are available at the Office of the City Clerk or the Department of Engineering and Planning at City Hall. Sanford, Florida and may be inspected by the public. AD VICE T O T H E PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) Janet R. Donahoe City Clerk j "The Staff And Management Of The Main Event Beauty Salon Would Like To Thank Park Avenue Promenade For The Increase In Our Clientelle Due To The Prime Loca­ tion In This Centrally Located Area." Remodeled retail space available for lease with ample parking • Prime comer space from l 600 net • Free months rent for each year lease term • from 900 sq. ft. prime space PARK AVENUE PROMENADE, INC. 2471 -2 4 7 5 PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 (407) 331-6464 » ■ j < j •; K a y Bartholom ew , spokesm an : fo r C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H ospital In Sanford, sa id lo ca l ; h ospita ls have n o l seen such sh o rta g e s, a lth o u g h th e re Is u su a lly an Increased dem and for blood d u rin g h olidays w h en In­ creased au to m o b ile a c c id e n ts can Increase the dem and for m ore blood transfusions. Bartholom ew said n o surgery h a s been ca n c e lle d o r e v e n threatened due to a la ck o f blood su pp ly. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE LECtNO; j Persona) Blood Storage IPBS). ! a n ation w ide crxnpany, offers to j take y o u r ow n blood In re g u la r j Intervals and deep-freeze It for ; rtu s c later. T h e blood is tested to i assure there are no h a rm fu l j diseases and coded for use by j th e I n d iv id u a l o r a f a m ily j m em ber at a n y tkne. T h e Personal Blood Storage ! p lan Is the o n ly one o f Its k in d j approved In the U nited S tate s b y j the Food and D rug A d m in is tra ­ tion. acco rding to co m p an y liter- i aUtre. P B S lite ra tu re sta te s so u th ; Florida hospitals reached a poin t ; w here they were w ith in 4 8 h o u rs ; o f ca n ce llin g e lective su rg e ry ; th is Ja n u a ry because o f a short- : age or blood. j Poll finds limited parental involvement in school UnNotf P r e s s Int• rn s llo n s I ' N ^ * = , �• ■1' 4 * — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 5. 1990 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald I U in « M M I 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . F L A . 3 2 7 7 1 A rea C o d r 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Way** D. Dryk, h M M w r RaaaM W. Hack. Ixacvtfy* Uttar ft s u m a . m ___ SUBSCRIPTION R A T E : 3 M o n t h s .................................... 119 90 6 M o n th s .................................... *30.00 1 Year ........................................ *78.00 EDITORIALS Pro status quo J a p a n , w h ic h h a s be e n s o a d e p t a t t a ilo r in g A m e r ic a n c u s t o m s to s u it its e c o n o m ic a n d IH tlltlca l n e e ds, s t ill h a s m u c h to le a rn a b o u t ih c v ir t u e s o f a s tr o n g tw o -p a rty s y s te m . T h a t fact w a s u n d e r lin e d y e t a g a in w h e n J a p a n e s e v o t e r s r e c e n t ly g a v e th e s c a n d a l- t a in t e d L ib e r a l D e m o c r t lc f a r t y a n o th e r m a n d a te to g o v e rn . A lt h o u g h th e L D P s u ffe re d a n e t lo s s o f 2 0 s e a ts In th e lo w e r c h a m b e r o f p a r lia m e n t , th e p a rty w ill c o n tin u e to c o n tr o l th e le g is la t iv e a g e n d a a n d a s s u re T o s h lk i K a lf u 's c o n t in u a ­ tio n a s p r im e m in is te r . A n a n g r y c le c tra te c o n c lu d e d , in s h o rt, th a t it h a d lit t le c h o ic e b u t to o p t fo r th e p ro s p e ro u s , p e a c e fu l s ta tu s quo. S in c e 1 9 5 5 . th e c o n s e rv a tiv e L D P h a s h e ld s w a y In J a p a n e s e p o lit ic s b e c a u s e it Is p re fe ra b le to th e s o c ia lis t a lte r n a tiv e . E x c e p t fo r la s t J u ly 's e le c to ra l s e tb a c k , w h e n th e p a rty lo st c o n tr o l o f Ih c u p p e r h o u s e o f P a r lia m e n t , th e L D P h a s be e n u n b e a ta b le . M a n y p o lit ic a l a n a ly s ts p re d ic te d t h is w o u ld be th e y e a r w h e n th e p a rty lo s t its g r ip o n a n e le c to ra te e n ra g e d b y a s t r in g o f s c a n d a ls I n v o lv in g b r ib e r y a n d s e x u a l In d is c r e tio n s a m o n g to p o f f ic ia ls . T h e S o c ia lis t P a r t y c a m p a ig n e d h a rd a g a in s t th e s c a n d a ls a n d a tta c k e d a n u n p o p u la r 3 p e rc e n t s a le s ta x w h ic h th e L D P fo rc e d th ro u g h p a rlia m e n t. It w a s w o d e ly b e lie v e d th a t fe m a le v o te rs u p s e t b y th e re g re s s iv e ta x w o u ld r a lly b e h in d S o c ia lis t s ta n d a r d b e a re r T a k u k o D ot. H u t M s . D o l m a d e tw o c r u c ia l m is ta k e s . S h e fatted to c o n s o lid a te th e g a in s m a d e in th e J u l y e le c tio n s , a n d h e r p a r ty olT e rcd fe w e r fe m a le c a n d id a t e s t h is tim e . A ll th e s a m e , th e L D P s h o u ld v ie w th e v o te a s a w a k e -u p c a ll fro m v o te r s g ro w n I n c re a s ­ in g ly r e s tiv e w ith o n e -p a rty r u le . T h e r e is d e e p re s e n tm e n t, o v e r Ih c I n f la ­ t io n a r y s a le s ta x . T h e b u s in e s s c o m m u n it y is n e r v o u s a b o u t s te a d ily in c r e a s in g in te r e s t ra te s . F a r m e r s , w h o o p p o s e th e p a r t y 's a t t e m p t s to o p e n J a p a n e s e m a r k e t s to a g r ic u lt u r a l Im p o rts , h a v e c o o le d o n L D P c a n d id a t e s d u r in g th e la s t tw o e le c tio n s . M e a n w h ile , th e L D P m u s t fo rg e a n a llia n c e w ith o p p o s itio n p a rtie s In o r d e r to o v e rc o m e a n o b s t r u c t io n is t u p p e r h o u s e th a t is r e q u ir e d to a p p ro v e a ll le g is la t io n e x c e p t th e b u d g e t a n d in t e r n a t io n a l tre a tie s. A d d in g to t h is v o la tile m ix Is th e u n c e r t a in f u t c o f P r im e M in is t e r K u lf u . w h o h u s p ro m is e d p o lit ic a l re fo rm s . S n a tc h e d fro m r e la tiv e o b s c u r it y la s t s u m m e r to a ct a s a n h o n e s t c a re ta k e r, h e Is lik e ly to be re p la c e d t h is f a ll b y a m e m b e r o f th e o ld g u a rd w h e n th e p a r t y p ic k s n e w le a d e rs. If h is s u c c e s s o r Is s e e n a s a to ol o f th e b ig m o n e y in te re s ts , w h ic h s p e n t a n e s tim a te d $200 m illio n o n L D P c a n d id a te s , th e p a r ly 's e le c t o ra l base* c o u ld be e ro d e d s t ill fu rth e r. T h e L D P 's v ir t u a l m o n o p o ly o n p o w e r c a n n o lo n g e r be ta k e n fo r g ra n te d . T h a t is n ot n e c e s s a r ily b a d If It le a d s to th e e m e rg e n c y o f a s tr o n g tw o -p a rty d e m o c ra c y fo r th e f lr s i tim e in p o s tw a r J a p a n . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Le tte rs to the edito r are welcom e. A ll letters m ust he signed and in clu d e a m a ilin g address a n d a da ytim e telephone n um ber. L e tte rs sh u ld be on a subject and sh ou ld be as b rie f as possible. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World " Aren't there ANY small cars these days lhal don't took like JELLYBEANS?" ARNOLD S A W I S L A K The big surprise: no bloodbath W A S H IN G T O N — T h r most am azin g purl o f the Incredible e v rn ts of the lust y e ar In Europe. L a tin A m e rica and. yes. even C h in a, is haw m u ch the w orld hus changed at the cost o f so Tew lives. T h is is not to suggest that the lives o f those w ho died In C h in a . Rom ania o r Nicaragua were In c n n a c q u rn lia l. U u l in co m p a riso n to t h r m a ssive htnndhuths that have followed som e p o litic a l u ph e a vals In ou r lim e . Ihc changes of 1989-00 have lie rn rem arkably free o f deadly violence. N o lh in g In tiny o f th r co u n trie s where hardlin e C o m m u n is t re g im e s w rre ch allen ged and ousted In t h r last IN m on th s has r o m r close to the m assacres of that occurred In India when It s p ill off from P akistan In Ihc late 1940s. In Indonesia w hen S u k a rn o took power In Ihc inld-lU fiO s nr C a m b o d ia when It ru m r u n d e r rn n trol of th r K h m e r Rouge In Ihc 1970s. H u n d re d s n f thousands o f [x-oplr. In som e rs tim u ie s a p p m a rh ln g I m illio n , died In each of those co u n trie s w hen they experienced dra m atic IK illilca l changes In short periods o f llm r. S om e m ight suv It Is still too e a rly in celebrate. T he poit-nilul for h ru v y bloodshed m ay be Jusl below th e surface If. for exam ple, th r r t h n lr c o n flic ts g n out of hand In the southern re p u b lics o f Ihc Soviet U n io n o r Ihc B a ltic co u n trie s t r y In secede w It lim it M o sco w 's iigrerm cnt. But so far som e o f the m ost Im n-fistrd regimes h a v r dissolved lik e wet cardboard when they were ch a lle n ge d by what seem ed to be re la tiv e ly u n ♦ o rg a n is e d p ro te s ts and d e m o n stra tio n s In one or tw o areas nf the co un try. There are several e x p la n a t io n s fo r what happened. T h e first is that th r United S ta te s and its N A T O a llie s, by re­ fusing in b a ck dow n b e fo re c o m m u n is t e x p a n s io n a f t e r C i l i a changes W orld W a r II and by 0(1989-90 b u ild in g u p th e ir m il­ have b e e n ita ry strength, fin ally re m a rk a b ly m a d e It t o o free o f d e a d ly expensive for Ihc So­ v io le n c e . J viets to m u lch their effort. W hen It becam e clear lh a i Ihe Soviets w o uld or co u ld no longer use in Unary force to p m p u p other C o m m u n ist rcg lm rs. th rtr leaders had little ch oice hut to give In to long-suppressed u p tiu slllo n m ove­ m ents. in R o m an ia , where the die'tutor In itia lly resisted reform violently, he im d Ills w ife paid d ie price In Ihe sam e coin. A n o th e r cxp tu n n lkin re n te rs on the failu re of orthodox M arxist econom ics to provide m u rh m ore than basic levels of fond, h ou sin g and cloth in g. A f t e r 7 0 -p iu s y e a rs o f t r y in g to b u ild rro iio m lr s w itho u t ru tn p rlltln n o r Individual gain. C o m m u n is ts In Europe. A sia and L a lln A m e rica discovered lh a l people sim p ly w ill nol w o rk hard for a state. Even C h in a, w h ic h pot dow n |K)lldrnl dem ocracy so b ru ta lly last year, lia s long sin ce conceded lh a l II cunnot u ImiIIs Ii e a p llu llsm a n d m ake econom ic progress. in ih ls lo rm u la llo n . die In a b ility of co m m un ist econom ics to m a k r consum er goods a va ilab le in t lic lr people d u a lly caused Ih o sr liv in g under d ie m lo dem and m ore In the form o f capitalist ventures. T h e lesson lien- m ay h r the- m ost rn ro u ru g h lg w e have heard III decades: Yo u cun d o m ore lo change the w o rld w ith T V s and m asters than y o u can w ith tu n k s a n d m issiles. JACK ANDERSON Innocent workers hurt by terrorists GEORGE F. WILL Reagan save the West’s bacon W A S H IN G T O N — The p ilgrim age Is over. T h e long m a rch of the W e st's "p ro g re ssive " I n trllc c iiiu is h as come to a bedraggled end In N icaragua, a |H-usanl n a tio n about as far. so c ia lly , us u nation can be frum the co n d itio n s w h e re th e re v o li a gainst m od e rn ity w as supposed tn la k e rixil. M arxism has ite m Just that revolt for those w ho lixtk upon It sym p ath e tically (u su ally from a safe distance. In m odern "bo urgeo is societies"). T lie revoli — ro m a llcls m in drag, dressed u p a s science — w as against die supixm ed cold rationality a n d soulless b a n a lity o f a ca p ita list. Industrial, co m m e n ia l world. Tin- re voli w as supposed lo succeed first w here lh r Industrial revolu tion ru n ic first. In Euro|x-. proba bly In G erm any. With Its large proletariat. But the supposed engine of history, the Industrial workers o f the world, w o uld have none of it. preferring m aterial progress and freedom, a n d u nderstanding Ihe co n n e c­ tio n of the two. So I n lr llr c lu a ls in lu llg u cs (Castro. Ortega) fo is te d M a r x is m o n p e a s a n ts w ho w e re perceived llm m die safe d ls la n e r of fa e u lly clu b s) as "u n s p o ile d " by d ie "false co n sciou s­ n e s s " of capltultsm . But given a chance. Ihc IM-usanls say. "Please, spoil us. us q u ic k ly us p ossible." T o the non-M arxist left. Including m a n y ch u rch groups. Ihe ch arm of the S a n d ln ls la regim e w as Ms a n il-A m e rica n ism . How g a llin g lo r I hose people d ia l the regim e has been toppled h y a candidate k n o w n In N icaragua lo Ik - bucked by the United Slates. W here now can ihe gtazeil gaze o f d ie lust p o litic a l p ilg rim s tu rn ? T o North K o re a? M eanwhile, so h ig h have been Ihe s ta k e s of A m e rlcu n p o litics, and so m ista ke n have been Ihe stances o f one faction, that In victory we have a s iirlc lt of w h u l n orm ally accom panies defeat — re crim in a tio n s. T h e collapse of the Soviet system under d e ­ pressure o f W e slcrn m ilita ry preparedness lia s rlk - llrd . from those w h o fought that prep a rrdnraa. the preposterous thought that the collapse proves that d ie preparedness w as d!spro|M>rtloiiutt- lo the task. Now the u llb l Industry o il the left, w h ich d id nol qu ite k ill aid to the co n tra s stxjn enough lo save Ihc S u n d ln ls tu s . m u st d e a l w ith Ih ls tru th : W ithout Reagan, there w o uld have been no c o n tra s lo p u l p re ssu re on Ihe re g im e , pressure that e ve n tu a lly led to elections. T h e co n tra s were not s u llie im t lo cause that outcom e, but they were necessary. Tlu- on g oin g u llcm p t lo m ake Reagan a llgu re o l fun. an attem pt now en te rin g Its second quarter-century, founder on a huge lot I Tin- w orld Is going Ills way. in no sm a ll i Measure because II was Ills way. From E a s ie rn E m opr lo C e n tra l A m erica, "th e e vil e m p ire " has collapsed because Moscow lost Its lic rv c and capacities. T he collapse- o l other eutntttu- ntst regim es then resulted because the Soviet Union w as " th e focus of evil in Ihe modern w o r ld : " T h e n e x t result o f th is u n ra v­ eling m ay be am ong Soviet c lie n ts In Ihe M iddle E a sl. T he re p u tatio n s ol m any |>coptc and the I n t e r p r e t a t io n s o f m a n y e v e n ts a re undergoing revision. T h e U S. effort In V ietnam look* more w o rth w h ile In light of t h r s it l i s e q u e i l l h Io o d h a t hs and waves of Ixtal people ( t h e c h a rm of T hey d iscre d it those Ihe S a n d in is ta who. In Ih e ir zeal lo re g im e w a s its se e A m e r ic a d e ­ a n ilfeated. professed to A m e ric a n is m . J see Im m anM arlanlsin on Ihe o th e r aide. One cun now setw hy the overthrow of A llc n d e 's Incipient L e n in ism In C h ile , com ing Just us V ie tn am w as being conquered, was su eli un u n n e rv in g event in Moscow and ih rou gh ou t tlie In irrn a ito n u l left. Ii sh allcre d ih e m yth o f In evitability. The leftw ard ratchet of h isto ry w as broken: A ll m ovem ent In that d irection w us not Irreversible. A n o th e r c ra c k In th e le ft's co n fid e n ce le o n fld e n e e w us e v e ry th in g , m a te ria l a c ­ c o m p lis h m e n ts being p a ltry ! ta m e when co m m u n ism crested short of pow er In pustS a la za r Portugal. C un It lx- Jusl 15 y ru rs since" E u ro c o m m u n is m " was "th e wave o f the fu tu re ?" If the last three U.S. p residetn lal c lrc llo n x laid tu rn ed uul d llfe re n lly . today there would lx* a ih u goeraey In G ren ada. P an a m a w ould lxN oriega's p la y th in g and S a n d ln lsla * w ould be s e re w in g d o w n th e lid o f S iu lln ls iu o n Nicaragua. T h a t said. Ih ls lo o m ust txrt T h e co n trib u tio n o f the w in n e r of the 1988 election could h r, lo say no m ore, h e ller. T he vast m ajority of people w ho u year ago were s u ffe rin g u n d e r c o m m u n is m 's cru e l stu p id itie s are today siillt-rin g even more. T h e y are Chinese — and. lest we forget. T ibetans, w ho are under C h in a 's grin din g heel. W r know that a ll the nations o l ih c world are now p oro us lo news. (T u rn up those A m e rica n iru n s iu ltlc rs ll O u r Iru-ntls — II such they s till a rc — in C h in a , the d e m o cratic forces knew w hat happened in N icaragua us soon as It happened. Now Is Ihe Hint- for the Bush .H lm lilis lra tlo u to acknow ledge the lo llU ty ol Its gentle po licy tow ard C h in a , and tu rn op the p rrs s tirr. in c lu d in g those transm itters. W A S H IN G T O N — George A le xa n d e r, u Ih lrd -g rn rra rio n m ill w orker, wus Ju sl slurttrig his shift at th r Lou is U n a -P a cific lu m b e r m ill In C lo v rrd a le . C alif., when the lo g that w ould a lte r Ills life rolled dow n h is ro n v e y n r tx-ll toward a high-speed saw he w as w o rking on. It w as M ay 1987, a n d A le xa n d e r w as 23. Ills Job w as to split logs. He w as n e arly three feet aw ay w hen the log hit h is saw and Ihe saw t-xplodrd. One h alf o f the blade stu ck In tlie log. T h e other h alf hit A le xa n d e r In th r head, te a rin g th ro u g h h is safety h e lm e t a n d f a c e shield. I lls fuce was slashed from eye to c h in . I lls Ju g u la r vein wus n early severed. I lls t e e t h w e re sm ashed and his Jaw w as cut In half. A le x a n d e r h u d never even heard o f a sabotage ta ctic called tree sp ik in g u n ill he became a victim of " e c o - t e r r o r ls m S o m e o n e w h o o b ­ ( s o m e ra d ic a l jected lo tree c u llin g e n v iro n m e n ­ had Imbedded u huge t a lis t s a re s trc l sp ike In the log u s in g g u e rrilla I It a t v i o l e n t l y w a rfa re to Jammed (h r saw. s a v e Ih e N o w t h e w h o le w oods, j t im b e r I n d u s t r y know s a n d searching for tree sp ik e s h as become u fart o f life In lu m ber m ills. After ye ars of fru itle ss b u ltlrs In co urt and pleas that full un deaf e a rs In Congress, some radical e n viro n m e n ta lists are u sin g g u e rrilla warfare to save the woods. A rm e d w ith spikes, bolt cu tle rs a n d sledgeham m ers, the grow ing m ilita n t faction Is co m b in g the e o u n lry s ld r d isru ptin g lim ber, m in in g and ra n ch in g o|x-ratlon*, a ll In the nam e of protecting M ix her Earth . Tree sp ik e s arc am ong Ihc m ost v icio u s of ih c strategies. W hile the tree is s till In ih c forest, the sp ike Is driven In at an angle so Ihe head Is h idden In the bark. It can sh atter a c h a in s a w o n Im pact s e n d in g p ie ce s of razor-sharp steel flying. " T h e purpose of tree sp ik in g Is n ol lo hurt unybody. it ’s to keep trees from being c u t," sa ys IJuvc Forem an, co-founder o f Earth F irst, tlx- m ust radical arm o f the en viron m ental m ovem ent. Since lls form ation In 1980, E a rth First has lived by Ihe slogan “ No C o m pro m ise In Defense of M oth e r E a rth ." Its follow ers have been know n lo ch a in them selves to trees, lie down In front of bulldozers and van d a lize m a ch in ­ ery. M any Earth First follow ers don 't lake |K»rt In the cco-sabotugc. hut Ihc tactics advocated by Ihe group have m ade It the target o f FB I scrutiny. Forem an h im self Is c u rre n tly a w a itin g trial on a ch arge of co n sp ira cy to tear dow n an e le c t ric a l tow er, f ie p u b lis h e d a hook. "Ecodefense: A Field G u id e lo M onkeyw rent h in g ." a n d M Is an undergro un d best seller. He borrow ed ih c term "m o n k c y w re n c h ln g " from the late Edw ard Abbey w hose btxik "T h e M on key W ren ch G a n g ." ro m a n ticize d e n v iro n m e n ta l sabotage. F o re m a n 's book Includes d iagram s for pro|KT tree s p ik in g and In stru ctio n s on how lo cu t d aw n pow er lines, flatten tires, burn m a ch in e ry . Jam lo ck s und set s tin k bomb*. "... th is Is where the ecotcur can have fu n ." Forem an wrote. T ills k in d of “ fu n " b rin g s the ra d ica ls Into direct confin-l w ith m a in stre am e n viro n m e n ­ ta lis ts . E m - s a b o tc u rs to ld o u r re p o rte r M elin da M aas lh a l th ey th in k m ilita n t tactics w ill b rin g quk-kcr re su lts and that Ihe m a in stre am pltxldcrs a rc se llin g u ul. The m txlerales fear lh a l m on key w re n ch in g sets Itaek the entire m v lro n m c n ia l m ovem ent. W h ile the e n v lm tu n e n la lls ls argue about the Ix-st w ay to save Ihe trees, the lim b e r ru tte rs have m ore Important th in g s lo w orry about — s a vin g th e ir own lives. T h e y have turned to m etal detectors. Increased se cu rity and re­ w ards for I he capture o f cco-saboteurs. C o ngress has helped the U m ber cutters w ith a law [sotted last year Im posing a life prison a rn ic n re on Ihe cu lp rit If a ire c spike k ills a logger. I �( Sanford Htrald. Sanford Audit C B B t lB B r i fr o m F a g s I A Laka Mary Rotary hat fartlliaar tala L A K E M A R Y - The R o tary C lu b of L a k e M ary w ill hold Its sprin g le rtlllx e r M ir M arch 17 and 18. Fifty-pound bags o f o rg a n ic fertilizer w ill be sold at 89.00. or 81.99 below retail prices. T h e sale w ill be at P u b llx In Lake M ary Village a n d the K-M art p a rkin g lot In Lake M ary Centre, both on Lake M ary Boulevard. T h e sale w ill run from 0 a m. to 5 p.m . M arch 17 u iu l from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m. M a rrh 18. Bikes I 1A the three-county program . S a n fo rd 's share o f the 846.438 needed to operate the b icy cle program th is year w as to be 8973. T he group has also asked S e m in o le C o u n ty for 89.033. A lta m o n te S prin g s for 81.203. Longw ood for 8448 and Lake M a ry for 8 1 8 3 C a s s e lb e rry . O viedo and W inter S p rin g s have a lso been asked to co n trib u te per capita share i C e m y sa id Orange a n d O s ­ ceola co u n tie s eagerly w elcom ed the b icycle projpam . but S e m i­ nole C o u n ty and Its aeven citie s were not a s eager. A lta m o nte S p rin g s w .is the o n ly S e m in o le C o u n ty c ity last year to co n trib ­ ute to the prog ran), he said. Seven cities, p lu s O range and O sceola counties, h elp support the program fin an cially . C e m y said. If M P O doesn't get support from the citie s across the trtco u n ty area, he said, “ the whole th in g goes kablooey.** T he M PO Is developing a plan for b icy cle tra ils th rou gh the three-county area In hopes of redu cin g the num ber of ca rs on area roads. “ Maybe It's not the answ er for the co m m ute from Lake M ary to W alt D isn ey W orld, but m ore for th e on e-m ile trip s to the 7E le v e n ." C e m y m id. T o get safely from A ltam onte M all to shops o n ly across the street requires a d riv e across S R 436. T h e se trips, those that m easure leas than one m ile on the odom eter, are largely re ­ sponsible for congestion on area roads. C e m y said. C e n tra l F lo rid a 's h igh ra n k in g for b icycle fatalities and Injuries Is due. In p a ri, to year-round w a rm w e a th e r th a t k e e p s c y c lis ts on the road throughout the year. C e m y said. " I f New Y o rk w as su nn y a ll year. It w o u ld p ro b a b ly ra n k p re tty h W . 'U lf J f t ld . _ B u t th e O rla n d o a re a s till ra n k s poorly com pared to other citie s In F lo rid a w here roads are m o re s a fe fo r c y c li s t s a n d drivers. C e rn y said. He ca lls G a in e sville Ihe best place for c y c lin g In Ih e s o u th e a s te rn U nited States. A b o u t 12 p e r c e n t o f G a in e s v ille 's p o p u la tio n c o m ­ m u tes by bucycle. C e m y said, com pared to lem th am h alf of one percent In O rlando. B ik e tra ils a n d safety program s help p r o m o te c y c li n g aa a s a fe altern ative to d riv in g , he said. " A city lik e G a in e sville co u ldn 't get along w itho u t Ihe b icy cle ." he said. M ary Pfeiffer, o w n e r of G eared fo r C y c lin g b ic y c le sh o p In L o n g w o o d . c o n f ir m s C e n tr a l F lo r id a 's r e p u ta t io n a s u n ­ frie n d ly lo cyclists. "T h e O r­ lando area h as one of the poorest r e p u t a t io n s fo r c y c lin g . A ll c y c lis ts here recognize II. and c y c lis ts co m in g Into Ihe area a re a a w a re o f l i In s ta n tly ." Pfeiffer said. C e m y said Flo rid a ch ild re n are 20 lim e s m ore lik e ly to die on a b ic y c le th a n fro m d ru g s o r k id n appin g. A cro ss Ihe co u n try last year. 1.300 c h ild re n died In bike a ccid e n ts w h ile o n ly 67 c h ild re n died from d ru g abuse. C e m y said. A lth o u g h Ihe n u m b e rs a rc h ig h for deathes am on g c h ild re n rid in g bikes. C e m y said. Florid a sch oo ls spend less than 81 a year per c h ild to leach b icycle safety. Florid a also ra n k s high In bike fatalitie s am on g adults, cla im in g 51 percent of the n ation 's senior c itiz e n bike deaths. C ern y said. “ R id in g a b ike u nd w a lkin g are a lo l m ore d a n g rro u s than peo­ ple th in k ." C e m y said. T he latest sta tistics (or b icy cle fatalities and Injuries In S e m i­ nole C o u n ty show no bike deaths In 1988. but three deaths In 1987. W h ile 114 bike acciden ts w ith Injuries were reported In 1988. C e m y sa ki he estim ates the actual n um ber of acciden ts lo b e 10 tim es higher. W h ile per capita bike Injuries decreased 13 percent across the state over the past six years. Injuries In Sem inole C o un ty de ­ creased o n ly five percent. C e rn y sa id the dccre a sse m a y not r e p r e s e n t a n e n v ir o n m e n t b e c o m in g m o re f r ie n d ly to cyclists. “ I th in k a big part o f that decrease Is fewer people are w illin g to tide th e ir bike s." he said. T he causes for b icycle deaths and Injuries are m any. A m ajor cause of ris k for cy c lis ts Is the w ay roads are bu ilt. C e m y said. ADMISSIONS laniard HorttdO Hrtflin t ilM lH m Cl«r*nc* TarrlL McClur* Kr l*IH Parker GtiaJ Petal DC William* Michelle L AM me. iv tllt Mary E StomfleM. Deltona Prvkan T. Janet. Deltona John S MacLennan. Deltona Cattle M Penrod. Deltona HancyS Schmlti. Deltona John Quarterman. Laka Mary Pat Taylor. Otteen Dehoran Arm Bryant William k. Cooper Kelvin Jetkt Clarence Jottus Willie Moore Prank L Newkirk Alice W Orou louite Taylor Bonnie Satph. Altamonte Sprint* Semico CoM. Deltona Edward Fromm. Deltona Thame* F Norton. Deltona Bonnie L Wilton. Deltona Irvin Eundta. Laka Mary Helen Hwton. Ewollt Patricia Duma*. Orange City JackC. Fink. Sorrento Catlalavot Turner and twhy girl BIBTHS Central Florida Bogloapt DISCHAaOIS Tine M. Canard, haby girl Sandra Jama*, haby girt PNature Sutton, baby girl Emmanuel A Barton V, c ity last y e ar Included 8 2 .6 3 m illio n In sta te g r a n t s a n d 8 2 2 0 .3 4 6 In fe d e ra l g r a n t s , another new listin g In th e a u d it said. A few tid b its from the a u d it's new section s are: • T h e a u d it show s Ihe m u ch d isp u te d m a rin a H o lid a y Inn property, leased to Ihe hotel by Ihe c ity sin ce 1967. v alu e d at o n ly 823.000. T w o y e a r's rent for that property owed Ihe c it y la rig h t l i m n that value. U p o n n o tic in g that a s s e s s ­ m ent. C o m m ission er A .A . MeC la n a h a n asked HUI. “ D id you leave off a couple o f z e r o n ? " H ill said the 123.000 figu re la based on h istorical value, not on a ctu al cu rre n t value. • D eposits In local fin a n cia l C M t U s s d fn F a g s 1A a n d Ihe Flo rid a G a m e and Fresh w ater F ish C o m m issio n w ill also be on hand lo give dem on strations lo the youngsters. " T h r w hole point of th is cele­ bration Is the re vival services w h ich w ill be held three tim e s on S u n d a y a n d once a day the rest o f Ihe w e e k." B rack said. R rv . D avid Burton, aaaoctale JO S E P H C. L A M A N N A Jo seph C. Lam anna. 80. 3425 E. S cm o ra n B h d .. A ltam onte Springs, died S unday at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born A u g. 18. 1909. In E lk in s . W. Va.. he w as a w in te r resident o f A lta m o n te S prin g s from Springfield. Ohio. He was a retired su pervisory analyst for the governm ent. H r w as a m e m be r of the SeventhD ay A d v e n tis t C h u rc h . S pringfield. He-was a m em ber of the Q u a rte r C en tury C lu b and a life m em ber o f DAV. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . V i r g i n i a L . S is s o n ; s is t e r . M arg a re l C h ris to p h e r. S p rin g fie ld ; brother. V in c e n t. Naples. B a ld w in - F u lr c h lld F u n e r a l Home. O rlando. In charge of arrangem ents. director of evangelism for the Florid a Baptist Convention, w ilt be Ihe re v iv al evangelist. R ic h ­ ard Fu lle r, m u sic d ire ctor o f the First B aptist C h u rch o f M errttt Island, w ill lead the g ro u p In song S u n d a y n ig h t. On T uesday evening. C h ris ­ tian singer A l Denson w ill e n ­ tertain the youngsters w ith h is m usic. 862-0444 J o h n R. A n d e rso n , D .D .S . M aitland 660-8080 G . L a / z a rn , D .D .S . Im sI llO TO M U t I U 7 0 > 8 ills 8 r4 w r lE r i s iii i l l lAwrwpy kw s >n»>s*N *• n rs m l WW s *m AJUi u m Ii M n U is e n srwsAAiimsI TsUJ be My »sr» w.i* I , Uc*m BOttlO. 8UA&BO. IMJia H r Ph. 322-8285 J . 2 5 7 5 8 . F r c a c h A v c ., S u f s n l % s 4 u to - O w n e r s I n s u r a n c e I Ifr. Iliim r. t ar. Ratio***. On* tu n * **«« it sit. ATTORNEY A T L A W “^ x v c * . 339-2022. M stM -tnsaaxtM . im a ta s m a a i s a m i SIX-MONTH CD SPECIAL ANNUALPERCENTAGEYIELD* 83P ANNUAL INTEREST RATE m* limited Time Offer V G « » lL in d llu u ir v j n i A ltam onte/Longwood T TONY BUSSI INSURANCE ROBERT H.PFLUEGER DCLANDt TUN. Located in the Greenberg Dental Associates Offices: -*, | \ s 11 l u s t FREE UCTUftU •NOON, SATURDAYS T **k, office. throughout Orthodontic Group It.Iltli • CONSOL OAT1 SALS • STOP C O U IC T C N THACATS • STOP r o o t CLOSURE ANO LAW SUIT* IW k Central Florida Sanford ( :11 I n s i i i i i i u i ? - » IT FO R YO U ? FE D E R A L LAW M A Y H E L P • m out exsrs •a t * tous ssofestv per month (children) per month (adults/ceramic) Eguts co uple arrived In Sanford. H arriett said. T h e m on e y ts believed by police to be spoils from th r operation o f a d ru g pipeline from C o lom b ia to M ia m i and New Yo rk, police said. T h e D E A had ordered police not to d iscu ss th r f in d . B u t th e f ilin g o f th e forfeiture s u it last week made som'e o f ih e Inform ation about the case p a rt o f th e p u b llr record. H a rrie tt said. A ll police departm ents w ho provide m anpow er to C C IB w ill share In C C iB 's portion of th r find. In additio n to the Sem inole C o u n ty S h e riff's D e partm en t. Sanford. L a k e M ary. Longwood. Oviedo. C asselberry, and A lta ­ m onte S p rin g s police are part of CCIB . One local p olice chief, w ho provides an agent to C C IB . said he e xp e cts h is d e p a rtm e n t's share of the C C IB share of the m oney to total about 830.000. -B A N K R U P T C Y ^ WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT 323-8180 C M t l a i M fr o m P a g * 1A > traffic atop linke d to the S an ford case J a n . 23. A g e n ts here confiscated the cash a n d re lu m e d the rental ca r lo Its ow ner. Since E g u la and her ex-husband. J a ir o Egula. said th e c a s h w a s n 't th e ir s , n o ch arges were filed against them and th e y were allow ed to return hom e to M ia m i vta bus. In the New Je rse y rase. Ja iro Egu ts' brother. E d u a rd o Alberto Egula. a C o lom bian , w as travel­ in g w ith A w lld a Delgado Rivera. State troopers there seized 81 m illio n from th rlr car. Troopers a lso found an A m tra k reserva­ tion n u m b e r from V lrgtana to S a n f o r d In E d u a r d o E g u ts ' p o s s e s s io n . T h o s e tro o p e rs lip p e d D E A and C C IB agents and S a n f o r d p o lic e a n d r e p r e ­ s e n t a t iv e s o f th o s e th re e agenlcea were at the A u to T rain sta tio n w hen the c a r and the B ro ck said he hopes th e y can get m any y o u n g u e rs in v o lv e d In the C h ris tia n a ctiv itie s. "T h e Bash w ill Include a k in d of C h r is t ia n O ly m p ic s . " B r o c k added. Now, braces for children and adults are affordable! *69 *79 Sem inole C o u n ty P u b lic L ib ra ry on Palm etto Avenue c la im s a collection o f 37.744 hooks. nr« co rdin g lo Inform ation In tin a u d it's " m ls r e lla n r o o y statist I n . " Cash I M il OPENING f I n s t it u t io n s t o t a lle d 8 2 .1 3 7 b illio n tn 1969. T h a t figure Is up from 8 7 2 2 .4 m lllo n In 1980. • New c o n stru ctio n In Sanford last y e a r totalled 8 2 0 .2 9 m illio n, u p from 8 >2.23 m illio n In 1980. • T h e n o rth b ra n c h o f the Blast- JO S E P H A N D E S SON Jo se p h Anderson. 79. 1704 W est 9 th S t.. S a n fo rd , died F r i d a y a t U n iv e r s it y C o n ­ valescence Center. D eland. Born A p ril 27. 1910. In O range Park. Florida, he moved lo S an ford In I960. He wus a laborer and a Baptist. S u r v iv o r s Include son. L ro n a rd y . C o lum bia. M aryland; d a u g h te rs LaG lorta C a llo w a y . Rochester. New York; B e tty J . Freddie. Sanford; B e tty Long. Sanford; brothers A n dre w . S a n ­ ford: E dw a rd H am ilton. Sanford; 13 g ra n d ch ild re n ; five gre a t­ grandch ildren. W llson-E lchelberger M ortuary. Inc-.. Sanford. In charge of a r­ rangem ents. H O S P IT A L M O T E S Cwrtrti runs* k>|m m I Hmwui FrMSv order to com pete for a C e rtifica te o f A ch ievem ent for E xc e lle n ce In Reporting, the C P A s a n d th e c ity fin a n ce departm ent th is y e ar had to add to the a u d it new sections. In clu din g a sta tist leal section s h o w in g the c ity 'a fin a n ­ c ia l h ig h lig h ts over 10 years. T h e new audit form a l Includes an overview o f the c ity 's a c tiv i­ tie s throughout the f o c a l year, the e co no m ic outlook for th e c ity a n d m ajor In itiatives for the c it y 's future. The new form at also Includes a m ore detailed p ictu re o f ca s h flow for each c ity account Even the a u d it's ro v e r h as a new look. T h e cover features a co lo r photograph of the M e m o ri­ a l P ark flag fly in g over the c ity m arin a. Last year's co ve r was paper stock, w ith o n ly th e S e m i­ nole Indian on the c ity seal a s an Illustration. C h ris tin e H ill, of C oopers A Lybran d. sa id the m ore co m ­ prehensive report w ill give the c it y a m o re favorable ra tin g am on g bo n d in g agencies ana fin a n cia l analysts. A cco rd in g lo audit figures, the c ity had 83.3 m illio n In reserve w hen ih e 1989 fiscal year ended Sept. 30. T h e 1988-89 budget totalled 818.7 m illio n . T he c ity had received n early 9 6 percent o f 83.2 m illio n In property taxes owed for 1988 by y e a r's end. according to a u d it statistics. T o p taxpa y er s In the C ity o f S anford last y e a r w ere H o sp ita l Corporation o f A m e rica , w h o p a id 800.949 In ta x e s for C e n tra l F lo rid a R egional H o s p i­ tal; K im k o o f M erritt is la n d , Inc.. w h o p a id 861.132 In ta x e s for S e m in o le C e n t e r s h o p p in g center; a n d S helter P rop e rtie s VII. w h o p a id 848.266 for S ailpointe Apartm ents. P roperty taxes last y e ar u p m ore th a n 82 m illio n taxes collected In S an fo rd In I960. Florida — Monday. March 5. 1990 — t A 734-2S5J DCBAKY: #12 North Htfuar 17-92. (WUiW DOXONAi MO Dchunj BuuicwnL 57(4*03. LEESBURG: 1401 & Mlh Street TB7-2U7 NEW SMYRNA REACTI: UOOS. A&wU ,Wnur. (27-3447. ORANGE OTY:24t OS. VAusu Amur. 7754313 ORMONO BEACH: 112 North Now Rust 672-8757 SANFORD: 21FKIS OtWdu Dm*. 323-37711 Act now for an incredible rate on a deposit as low as $500. We’re offering this rate on Certificates of Deposit with terms of six months, but only for a limited time. Deposits are insured up to $100,000 per account relationship by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (F.D.I.C.). To take advantage of this special offer, visit your nearest Empire of America branch. Or call SMARTUNE-at 1-800-843-2443, seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. *lr*ftM«t!prvivvinu»tfrmiinuiitfcTiMt!fcJ7CXjf 0* tUfenl nk ki urn (hesTtfuJ v*fcj iffc*n Infcml n *nrpx**k\J Id* SiatrtuJ rtiu l ftrufty is Rjfci *l*t1 t» ihnir a Em pire ofAmerica >•8x8 Smwnqs Bar* - .w �I • A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 5. 1990 Iranians visit Beirut amid hostage talk t B E IR U T . Lebanon — A n Iranian delegation m ade u no fficia l viaita lo the S y ria n a n d Lebanese ca p ita ls a m id fresh reports on the poaalble release of w e ste rn hostaftrs In Lebanon. T h e Independent new spaper o f L on d on re­ ported S u n d a y that the Iranian negotiators' m issio n w as to organize the release of one or m ore o f the 18 captives held by S h iite M oslem groups lo ya l to Iran. A cco rd in g to the newspaper, le a d in g Iranian fig u re s a n d U.S. o ffic ia ls . In c lu d in g form er Secretary o f State C y ru s Vance, have a lready held secret ta lk s In Geneva. M uscut. O m an, and A n ka ra . T urkey. " T h e A m e rica n s Involved were ca re fu l not to h a v e c o n t a c t s w i t h p r e s e n t o f f i c i a l s In W a sh in gto n ." the Independent w ld . In W ashington. V ice President D an Q u a ylc denied that any " q u id pro qu o" negotiations for the release o f the hostages were otvu rln g . "W e 're not using C y V ance to negotiate for the release of the hostages." Quayte sa id In an Interview w ith C B S -T V 's "F a c e the N a tio n ." V an ce w as secretary o f slate w h en Iranian ra d ica ls seized the U.S. Em bassy In T e h ra n and Its occu pan ts In N ovem ber IV79. T h e ordeal ended In Ja n u a ry 1981 w ith the release o f the re m a in in g 92 A m e rica n hoatages. • "I'm not going to give a n y little n u a n ce o r any little cre d ib ility to the story ... because th e re 'll go expectations a fp ln ." Quayte said. " A n d we don't w ant to get expectation s up. W e w ant the hostages ou t.” B ritis h officials acknow ledged, a cco rd in g to the Independent, that “ an approach " had been m ade several w eeks a g i offering to open n egotiations for the release of A n g lica n C h u ic h e n vo y T e rry W aite. A su m o f 8 2 0 m illio n w as to be part o f the deal. It said. T h e Iranian team w as dispatched to B e iru t by Iranian President H a sh cm l Rafsanjanl. w ho has show n Interest In developing relatio n s w ith the West to prop up Ira n 's tottering econom y, the new spaper said. * Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM I Notice it hereby given that I am m t m d * busmets «l 2SI Maitland A m t m r Altamanta Springs. Samtust# CaaMy. F»er We under the Fkttttous Hama at SM AR T ANO ASSOCIATES, ant mat I inland to rofittar M id nama with fha Clark of ma Circuit Court. SaminoM County. Florida tn act or darn a with m# Provisions ot fha Fictitious Nome Statutes To Wit Sait.mi MS Of F lorida Statutes Its/ SUPERIOR ADVANTAGE INC Vittel W Smart At »tt Pravdanl Publish February 19. M March 111. i m OENIIO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIOHTSBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S IM IN O iR COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASS NO. * 414! CA * P ALLIANCE m o r t g a g e COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff. vt D E L T A INVESTMENT C E N T E R L T O . INC .a Florida corporation.©!©!. Datandantt NOTICE O F ACTION TO D E L T A INVESTMENT C E N T E R L T D . INC . a Florida corporation Latt known mailing addratt J//Maitland Avanua Altamanta Spring*. Florida YOU AR E NOTIFIEO that an action to toraclrto tha mortgaga encum bering tha following proparty In Seminole County. Florida Condominium Unit 224. Build mg I4A. of HIDOEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS, according to tha Oaclaratton of Condominium rtcordad on November IS. IH4 In Official Racordt Book IS«4 pagat 444 thru ZtS and amandad by flrtf amandmant tharato ro cor dad on March II. IMS m O fficial Racordt Book 142). Pogat 4/1 thru 444 furtnar amandad by amandmant tharato racordad Fabruory 20. IM4 in Official Racordt 1/09 pagat 00// thru 004/. Furthar amandad by amandmant tharato racordad Fabruory 20. I9M m Official Racordt Book 1211. Pogat 0944 thru 09/4. furthar amandad by amandmant tharato racordad Fabruory 20. I9M In Official Racordt Book 1211. Pagat 9/4 thru 0941. of tha Public Racordt of Saminolo County. Florida togathar with all appurtanancat tharato and an undivtdad Intar act in tha common aiamantt of taid Condominium ot tot form in told Dac (oration Condom mi um Rider A Mortgaga Rider attached hereto and by mit reference made a part hereof Including specifically. but not by way of limitoflon the follow ing equipm ent F lre p lo c o . Paddle Fan*. Mirrored Ootel Doort Refrigerator. Range. Dithwather. Ditpotal. Waeher. Dryer. Microwave hat been tiled by the Plaintiff agamtf you and ether* m the above entitled caute and you are required to serve a copy of your written daten*e* it any. to It on SMITH A SIMMONS. Plamtltf t attorney*. 112 West Adam * Street. Suite 1114 Jacksonville. Florida 12202. on or be lore March It. 1990. and file the original with tha C krk of thi* Court either before tervice on Plaintiff * attorney or imme diately thereafter, etherwite. a default will bo anteced agam*t you tor the reflet demanded m the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and seal of thi* Court on thi* |th day of February. 1990 (SEAL) M ARYAN N E MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Ceurt By JeanBriHent Oeputy Clerk Publish February 19 2a March S 12 >990 DEN 142 U.S. ^ SAVINGS BONDS THE GSEAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT Legal Notlcaa NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nofke i« hereby given that I am engaged in bwsmesi at 1200 Saratoga Lane. Geneva F L 2)7)2. Stmmofe County. Florida under the Fictitious Name of B I L L S PH O TO GRAPH Y, and tha' l intend to register *aid nam. with the Clerk of the C*rc«.i Court Seminole County. F • da in a% !cor darn e with the P ro . •«* of the Fictitious Nem© ifute*. To Wit Section aai uv Mur -da Statute* I9S/ William J Ait Publish February 2a. March S. 12.19 1990 DEN 2// NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 441 W Lake Mary. Bivd . ns/. Lake M a ry. F L 22/44. Sem inole County, F lo r id a under the Fktitiout Name of SUNSHINE S T A T E IN S G R O U P OF CE N TR A L FLO RIOA and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fion da. in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitiouft Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 F lor >da Statutes I9S/ Beverly J Smith Publish February 24. March S. 12. 19. 1990 . DEN 2/4 ST. JOHNS R IVER W ATER M A N A G EM E N T DISTRICT Gtvtt Malice ef Intended Agency Act ten The Difttrkt gives notice ot Its intent to iftftuo o permit to the fo llo w in g o p p iic a n t is ) on MARCH 12. 1990 M C CAV AN AG H CORPORA TION. IS09 W BROADW AY. OVIEDO F L 22/45. application *12 11/ 0029A. on 2/14/90 The protect ift located in Seminole C o u n t y . S o c t io n i t ) 24. Townshiplft) 21 South. Range 22 Cast The application is tor a 44 440 a e r o P R I V A T E MULTI O W ELLING USE SITE to bo known aft P I C K E T T OOWNS UNIT S The receiving water body(left) it L A K E PICKETT JAM ES O HARTMAN. 220 STO N E R R D . W IN TER SPRINGS. F L 22/04. application I4II/02I4A. on I0/1//44 The prwiect if located in Semmole C o u n t y . S o c t l o n ( t ) 24. Township!«) 20 South. Range 20 East The application is lor o • / 2/ a c r o C O M M E R CIAL/INOUSTRIAL PARK OF SIX C aV .V.C R CiA L LOTS to bo known as H ARTM AN INOUS T R IA L P A R K (C O M M ER C lA L ) The recleving wafer body lies) is SOLDIERS C R E E O (CLASS III) The file(ft) containing each ot the above listed eppiication(ft) are available for inspection Monday through Friday (•(•pi lor legal holidays. I 00 a m to S 00 p m at the St Johns River Water Management District. Highway 100 West. Paiatka Florida The D 'ttrkt will take action on each perm it application listed above unless a petition for an administrative proceeding (hearing) is tiled pursuant to the provisions of section 120 S/. F S . and section 0 C I SII. F A C A person whose substantial inter ests are affected by any ot the Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition lor an administrative hearing m accordance with sec tion 1)0 12. F S Petitions must comply with the requirement* of Florida Administrative Code Rules 40C 1 III and 24 5 201 and be fikd with (received byi the District Clerk. P O Bo* 1429 Paiatka. F lo rid a J20/I 1429 Petitions lor adm inistrative hearing on the above appiica tienis) must be filed within fourteen (la) days ot pubiica lions of this notice or within fourteen (M l days of actual receipt of this intent whichever first occurs Faduro to Mo a petition within this time period shall constitute a waiver of any right such person may have to request an administrative de termination (hearing! under sect-on (20 1/ F S . concerning the subiect permit application Petition* which are not filed m accordance with the above pro visions are subteel to dismissal Publish March S. <*90 O f 044 Legal Notice* Legal Nottce> Ltqkl Notlcot Loflil Notice* Legal Notlcee NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS N AME Notice It hereby given Rial l am engaged in busmest at P O Baa 95(001. Lake M ary F L 2)795 tOOt. Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Name ot S A S MAILING LIST, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Somtoo*e County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section •45 09 Florida Stotutes 1957 Walter A Oortmet ster Publish Fabruory I). 19. 24. March I. 1994 DEN 12) NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice is hereby given that I im engaged In business at 0 5 I Wymore Rd HA. Altamonte Spring*. F L 227)4. Seminole Cewnty. F le rid e under the Fkfitieut Name ef FLORIDA AIR CLIAN IN O . end that I intend la register said name with the Clerk el the Circuit Ceurt. Seminal# County. Fieri da. in accordance with the Provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statute*. TeWlt Section •45 99 F lor Ida Statute* 1957 Thomas Loudensiager Publish February I). 19. 24. March 5.1990 O EN 1 0 ________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I B IO*T E E NTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT HI A I M FOR SEM IN OLE COURTY. STATE OP FLORIDA. Case Me. i 99 4495 CJkeo I IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I IIR H T S IN T H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT HI A M FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. STATE OP FLORIOA Casa Me.: 99404 CA 0 L You on ooch npnfkd mo4 mo Politknor U M lit thorn P»n lion and lit Declaration M Tak K I . M i Court I fM w t you « dttondantv wak mo lo condemn NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ts hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2541 Park Dr *42. Sanford Fla 22//J Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Nome of O Y K E M A DECORATORS and that I intend to register sa*d name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semmoie County. Florida in accordance with the Previsions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 99 F lor ida Statutes 195/ O Y K E M A DECORATORS Herbert F Oykema Publish February 24 March 5 12. 19. 1990 O EN 2/9 UN CLAIM ED VEH IC LE AUCTION 0/099 71BUICK4B49A4T154529 *4CME VR O LET CGT254U 15)144 • I C H E V R O L E T IGIAB4992BAI54549 77 FO RD 7A42HI2Q944 77 DOOGE GH72G7G7S0992 44 HYUNDAI KMHLAJt J9HU)24)44 4 5 M E R C IO E S l l « 1912114499 71 PLY M O U TH ML44A90I7M9I 7 9 O L 0 S M O B I L E 2R4/A90444942 A L T A M O N T E TOWING 117 M A R K E R ST ALT SPR 92 24 94 M CH E V ROL E T 1B449AY24944/ 7 7 O L 0 S M O B I L E )X*9R7C 190454 M TOYOTA T E 729412224 A L T A M O N T E TOWING 27J4 O R LA N D O A VE SANFORD 92/27/94 • 4 C H E V R O L E T 1GIAJ44C IE Y 194554 79 DOOGE 4M2IK99900I04 41HONOA MSM5429BC172924 •0 PONTIAC 2027KAI522/54 40 TOYOTA T E 720450459 •9 TOYOTA JT2EUI04K424II/4 A L T A M O N T E TOW ING 117 M A R K E R ST ALT SPGS •2/27 94 74FOR04A42HII2225 A L T A M O N T E TOWING 2714 O R LA N D O A VE SANFORD SALE BEGINS P R O M PTLY AT 14 M A M VIEW I HOUR PRIOR TO SALE Publish March 11990 DEO 54 INTHB CIRCUIT COURT OP FLORIOA IN AN O FO R TH E COUNTY OP SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION WO 444492 CA 95P STATE OF FLORIDA D E PA R T M E N T OF TRANSPORTATION Petitioner. vO­ LAR E MARY C E N T R E . L T O . of el Defendants NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AHO NOTICE OP SUIT STATE OF FLORIOA TO American Security Bank. N A SER VE DeugiasT Ledwith. President 720 Fifteenth Street. N W Fifth Fleer Washington. O C 29912 To ell said defendants who are living, and it any or ail dtten dants are deceased, the un known spouse, heirs, devisee*, grantee*, creditor*, lienor*, or ether partie* claim in g by. through, i*Wer. or agamst any such deceased defendant or de fondants, if alive, and. if dead, their unknown spouse, heir*, devisees, legatees, grantees, creditors, lienors, or ether parties claiming by. through, under, or against any such deceased defendant or defen dents, and all ether parties having er claiming to have any right, title, er interest m on* *e the property described in the Petition, to wit SECTION 77149 242/ STATE R OAO409(1 4) SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIPTION F E E SIMPLE - LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY PARCEL NO 10 That part el From the Seuthwest cor^br el the NW (* e( the NW U el Section 14. Township 29 South R ange 29 E a s t . S em ino le County. Flo rida, fun South t v *9 4)' East, along me South lint el said MW i*. a distance ef 220 00 feet tor a POINT OF BEGINNING thence continue South 49*49*42“ East. J49 00 feet, thence North 00*0444“ East 200 00 feet, thence South •9**9*42*' East M2 27 Met to a p o in t on t h e N ew W e st Rigth of Way Line ef Lake Emma Read, thence Northeast erly eiang said Right et Way Line ef Leke Em ma Read, thence Northeasterly ©tong said Right el Way Lina and a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius ol 1094 91 feet, a central angle ef •7*21*14“ . a chard bearing ol Norm 04*59 14“ lo st, tor an arc distance of 121 91 feet to the O d West Right of Way Lina ef Leke Em m a Read, thence Norm 00*10*40** le st, along said West Rigth ol Way Line 770 0 feet to a point on the South line o f tho Norm 224 24 feet et said NW •« theme Norm •9*44 M West along *©>d South Line ol the North 220 20 teet. a distance of 212 91 feet thence North 00*1940“ East. 201 04 teet. to a p o in t on th e S outh Right of Wey Line o f Lake Mary B o u le v a rd , th e n ce N orth 4t*2! 22 West along said South Right of Wey Line. 4/ 94 teet to the beginning ot the Limited Access Right of Wey of State R o o d 400. t h e n c e S outh 00*15*20 * West along setd Limited Access Right et Way. 22 0 teet to a point on a curve concave Southeasterly end having a tangent bearing at said point ot Norm 40*44 20“ West and having a radius of 90 0 foot, thence Southwesterly along the arc ot said curve 242 21 foot through a central angle of 2 4 * i r ) l “ to the Point ot Tangency of said curve, thence South 40*27 59“ West 270 20 toot to a point on tho East Line ot the West 220 toot o t the NW U of the NW *« of said Section H thence South 00*0 04 * West along said East line. 1114 42 teet to the POINT OF BEGINNING A) ly in g N o rt h e rly end Westerly ot a line described as follows Commence at the Northwest corner of Section 14. Township 0 South. Range 20 East. Semi note County. Florida, said cor nor being on the center line ot survey of Lake Mary Boulevard. Protect Section 7710. thence run Norm 49*42*44“ East along said survey line (Norm lino of said Section 14) a distance of 424 2/ le e t. thence South 0*17*14“ East 114 22 teet to the Easterly eiisfing Limited Ac cess right ot way line of State Road 4 0 (I 4) lor the POINT OF BEGINNING of the line being herein described, thence con Itnuo South 0*17*14“ East 224 teet to the beginning ot a curve concave Westerly, having a ra dius o f 515 teet and a chord bearing ot South 12*41*41“ West; thence Southerly along the arc o f said curve through a central angle ol 27*57*57“ a distance ot 241 12 teet tor tha end ol said curve thence South 27*40*41 West 40 14 teet to the East line of the West 129 Met ol the NW •« 01 the NW •« of said Section 14 tor the ENO of the line being her ©in described TO GETHER with all rights at mgrtss. ©gross, light, air and view between the Grantor s remaining property and any facility constructed on the above described property F E E SIMPLE - RIGHTOF WAY ANO B) lying Northerly of a line described es follows Commence at a point on me N o rth lin e ot Section 14. Township 20 South. Range 20 East. Semmoie County. Florida (said line also bemg the center line o f survey ol Lake Mary Boulevard. Protect Section 7710) lying 914 IJ Met Norm •9*42*44“ East of me Northwest corner thereof, thence run South 0*1/14 * East 0 Met Mr the POINT OF BEGINNING ol the line bemg herein described, thence North 49*42*44“ East 2/9 24 Mel Mr the END ol the Ime bemg herein described C O N T A IN IN G in the ag gregafe 2 92/ acres, more or •ess OWNED BY CORPORATE PO IN T! PARTN ER S. LTO a F tortda Limited Partnership SUBJECT TO MORTGAGE recorded m Official Records Book 1942. page /. FINANCING STATEM EN T recorded m Ol ficiai Records Boo* 1942. page R FIRST AM EN D M EN T re corded in O ffic ia l Records Books 2022 page 1/1/ and 70J4. page 74/. SECONO AM EN D MENT recorded in Official Rec ords Book 2022 page 1/41 and 024 page 752 and A M EN O ED FINANCING STATEM EN T re corded m Official Records Boo* 20)7 page i / 0 in favor of AMERICAN SECURITY fi *NK. NA ANO IN TEREST, it «iy. of M AXM EDIA. INC . a Florida Corporation Logoi Nolle— IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT. OP TH E SIO M TIIN TM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D PON SEM INOLE PLORIOA CASE N0 49 4415 C A M P CREO ITH N IFT. INC . Plaintiff. vs C H A R L ES N PALMQUIST. ef al. Defendants TO M ICH AEL O N E I L L HESS andM AN TH A S HESS 1595 Maitland Avenue Maitland. Florida and any parties who may be Interest as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other claimants, by. through, under or against M IC H A E L O N E I L L HESS andM AN TH AS HESS NOTICE O F ACTION YOU AR E N OTIFIEO that an action tor foreclosure of a mort gage on the following property The South 40 2/ toot of Lot 14. and the Norm 29 42 fool of Lot 15. B l o c k B O A K L A N O SHORES, according to the plat thereof, recorded m Plat Book 10. Pages 2 and 4. Public Records ot Semmoie County. Florida has boon Med against you end you ore required to serve o copy of your written defenses to it. if a n y , on J O H N C EN G LE H A R O T. P A . 1524 E Livingston Street. Orlando Florida JJMJ. Plaintiff's at lorney w<- or be tow March 22 i*90 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney, or immediately there after, otherwise a default wilt be entered agemst you lor the rebel demanded m the Com piamt for Foreclosure WITNESS my hand and seat of this Court on February 14. 1990 M ARYAN N E MORSE C L E R K O f THE CIRCUIT COURT By Cecelia V Ekern Publish February 19. 24. March 5. 12. 1990 O EN 21/ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number M 924 CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF Virgil G Bumgardner. Jr . Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO A L L PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T THE A B O V E E S T A T E ANO A L L O TH ER PERSON S IN T E R E S T E D IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI FIE O that the administration of fh o e s t a t e o f V i r g i l G Bumgardner. Jr . deceased. File Number M 924 CP. is pending in the Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo r id a . P ro b a te Division. the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. F L 22//I The personal representative of the estate is Oonna Bum gardner. whose address is Route 4. Boa M. San lord. FL 22/71 The name and address of the personal representative's attorney ore set forth below All persons having claims or demands agamst the estate are req u ired . W ITH IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE, to Me with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have Each Claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis lor the claim, the name and address of the creditor or hts agent or o tto rn o y . and the amount claimed If the claim is not yet due. the date when It will become due shad be stated If the claim is contingent or unit qwidettd. th« netwre of the uncertainty shall be stated If the claim is secured, the securi ty shall be described The claimant shad deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mad one copy to each personal repre sentat i ve AII persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been m ailed are required W ITH IN T H R E E M O N T H S FR OM THE OATE OF THE F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OF THIS NOTICE to file any ob Iactions they may have that challenge th* validity ot the decedent s will, the quadfica lions of the personal repre senfative or the venue or lurisdicfional the court A L L CLA IM S o e m a n o s ANO O BJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E O WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R EO 0*»e of the first publication ot this Notice ot Administration M a rch ! 1990 Donna Bumgardner A* Personal Representative of the E state of Virgd G Bumgardner Jr Deceased ATTO RNEYFOR P E R S O N A L R E P R E SENTATIVE TricidA Madden Esquire Fisher. Matthews A Madden P A 411 Oougias A venue Aitemunte Springs Telephone *0/ 44J 2/2/ Publish March 5. I) 1990 O f 0 42 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IH A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA. Casa Ha. 1991 lie CA4a K General Jvrtsdtctie* Flerida Bar He.: 944999 S O U T H E A S T BAN K FOR SAVINGS, formerly known as FIR ST F E O I R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LAR R Y R SANDERS, if living •t ua ef al . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO LAR R Y R SANDERS, if living, and ALVSA K SAND ERS. hts wife, if living, includ mg any unknown spouse ot said Defendants if either has remar ried and it either or both of said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, de visees. grantees, assignees, creditors. Honors and trustees, and all ether per sens claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Semmoie County. Florida Lot SO. THE COLOHNAOES THIRO SECTION, according to the Plat thereof es recorded In Plat Book 14. page 55. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has been filed agamst you and ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES, a corporation. FIRST FA M ILY FINANCIAL SERVICES. IN C. a corporation, and you aro required to serve a copy of your written defense*, it any. to It on JO SE P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2/29. Tampa. Florida 22402 on or before the 4th day ot April. 1990. and Me the original with tha Clerk of this Court tithor before service on P la m tltft attorney or immediately there after otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Com piamt or Petition D A TEO on this 2nd day of March. 1999 C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY JanoE Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish March 1 12.19. 24. 1990 DEO 52 CITY OF LA K E M ARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given by the City Commission ot the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on March 15. 1999. at / 00 P M . or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider the adoption of an Ordinance on tilled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O F LAK E MARY. FLOR ID A . A M E N D I N G O R O I NANCE NO 241 AS COOIFIED AT C H A PTER 155. APPEN O IX B. S E C T IO N (A) O F T H E L A N D OE V I L O P M E NT COOE ESTABLISHING NEW MINIMUM DIMENSIONS FOR O FF S T R E E T PA R K IN G S PA C ES . PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN COOE OF OR OINANCES. PROVIDING FOR SEV ER AB ILITY. CONFLICTS A N O E F F E C T IV E O A T E The Public Hearing will be held m the City Commission Chambers 154 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary Said hearing may be continued from time to time until a ImeI decision is made by the City Commission Cop es of the Ordinances in full are available m the City Clerk s Office NOTE IF A PERSON OE CIOES TO A P P E A L ANY OE C I S IO N M A O E B Y T H E COMMISSION WITH R ESP EC T TO AN Y M A TTER CONSIO E R E O AT SUCH M EETIN G OR HEARING HE WILL N E E O A R E C O R O O F THE PR O C E E D INGS ANO THAT FOR SUCH PRUPOSE. HE MAY N E E O TO ENSURE THAT A VER BATIM R E C O R O O F THE PR O CECO INGS IS MADE WHICH RE CORO INCLUOES THE TES T IM O N Y A N O E V I D E N C E UPON WHICH THE a p p e a l IS TO B E B A SE0 C I T Y OF L A K E M A R Y . FLORIOA Carol Edwards. City Clerk OATE M ARCH ). 1990 Publish March!. (990 O f 0*9 FlorWe Bor Ho. i 444944 SOVRAN M O R T G A G E COR POP AT ION. Plaintiff. v* DAVIO J SCH U LTE. II living. •t ua . et a l . Defendants NOTICE OP ACTION STATE O F FLORIDA TO R E B E C C A A SCHULTE. If living, end it married. JOHN DOE. her husbend. whose real name is uncertain, if living, including any unknown spouse at said Defendants it either has remarried and it either or both et said Defendants are de ceased, their respective un knpnm heir*, devisee*, grantees assignees, creditor*, lienor* and trustee*, and all ether person* claiming by. through, under or agamst the named Defendants Whose residence »s unknown YOU A R E NOTIFIEO that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property m Semmoie County. F lor ida lo t I. Tract A. THE ARBORS at HIDOEN L A K E SSCTIN I. according to the Plat thereat a* recorded m Plai Book » . Page 92 and 92. Public Record* ot Semmoie County. F lor Ida Let I4IA. T ra ct A . T H E ARBORS A T HIOOSN L A K E SECTION I. according to the Plat thereof a* recorded m Plat Book 24. page* 92 and 91 Public Record* ot Seminole County. Florida ha* boon filed against you and DAVID J S CH U LTE. If living, and it marrled. MRS DAVID J SCHULTE, hi* wife, it living, including any unknown spouse of said Defendants if either has remarried and If either or both of said Defendants are de ceasad. their respective un known heir*, devisee*, grantees, assignee*, creditor*. Honor* and trustees, and all ether persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants and you pro required to servo a copy et your written defenses, if any. to It on JO SEPH M PA N IELLO . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff'* attorney whose address I*. 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2/20. Tampa. Florida 22492 on or before the 4th day ot April. 1999. and flit the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plelntlft‘% attorney or immediately there after, otherwise o default will bo entered against you tor the relief demanded in the Com piamt or Petition O ATEO on this 2nd day of March. 1990 C L E R K OF THI CIRCUIT COURT BY Jana E Jasowic Oeputy Clerk Publish March 5.12.19. 24 1990 OEO M NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at ISM Oberlin Terraco. Leko Mary Semmoie County. Florida under th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of S O U TH E R N AQUASCAPING. and that wo intend td register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semmoie County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions of tho Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To Wit Soction •45 09 Florida Statutes 195/ Michaol Wmfrty Darryl Sullivan Publish Fobruary 19. 24. March 5.12. 1990 DEN 704 IT. JOHNS R IVER W ATER M A N A O S M IN T DISTRICT Otvos Notka at Intended Agency Action Tho District gtvos notice of its infant to issuo o permit to the fo llo w in g o p p iic a n t is ) on MARCH 12. 1990 B E L A I R E H O M E S . 441 DOUGLAS A V E . ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS. F L 22/U. application «4 11/ 0O91AM4. on 12/23/0 Tho protect Is located in Seminole C o u n t y . S o c t io n ( s ) 27. Township(s) 21 South. Rango 20 East. Tho application is tor a 41 200 aero EXTEN SION OF TROTWOOO BLV O TO THE NORTH. TO BE DONE DUR IN G C O N S T R U C T I O N O F E A G L E R ID G E O E V E L O P M EN T to bo knonw os OAK FOREST UNIT 4 Tho roc loving wotor body ( lo t) is L A K E JESUP JAM ES O HARTMAN. 220 S T O N E R R O . W IN TE R SPRINGS. F L 22/04. application *4 11/ 921AA. on 10/17/44 Tho protect is located in Semmoie C o u n t y . S o c t i o n ( s ) 24. Township(s) 20 South. Rango 20 East Tho application is tor o • 72/ a e r o C O M M E R CIAL/INOUSTRIAL PARK OF SIX CO M M ER CIAL LOTS to bo known os HARTM AN INOUS TR IA L P A R K (C O M M ER * CIALI Tho rocleving water bodylio*) it SOLDIERS C R E E K (CLASS III) Tho fifto(s) containing ooch ot tho above listed application^) • are available tor inspection Monday through Friday eacept tor legal holidays. I 00 a m to S 00 p m at the St Johns River Water Management District. Highway 100 West. Polotka. Florida Tho District will taka action on ooch perm it application listed above unless o petition tor an administrative proceeding (hearing) I* tiled pursuant lo the provision*©! section 120 !/. F S . and section *0C I 511. F A C A person whose substantial inter ests are affected by any of the Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition tor an administrative hearing in accordance with sec tion 120 57. F S Petitions must comply with the requirements of Florida Administrative Code Ruks 40C I III and 29 5 201 and be tiled with (received by) the District Clerk P O Bo* 1429 Paiatka. Flo rida 220/4 1429 Petitions for adm inistrative hearing on the above appiica tienis) must be filed within fourteen (14) days ©I pubiica t*ons ot this notice or within fourteen (14) days ot actual receipt ot this mtent. whichever first occurs Failure to file a petition within thi* time period shall constitute a waiver of any right such person may have to request an administrative d© termination (hearing) under section 120 57. F S concern ng the subiect permit application Petitions which are not filed in accordance wim me above pro vision* are subiect to dismissal Publish M a rch !. 1999 DEO 42 Florida Bar He.: 440444 F L E E T M ORTGAGECORP. Plaintiff. WILLIAM JA M E S POSEY. If living, et ua . et Al ♦ Defendants NOTICE OP ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO LINOA J PO SEY, il living, and it married. JOHN DO E. her husband, whose real name t* uncertain, if living, including any unknown spouse of *e*d Defendants it either has remarried and if either or both ef 4*14 Defendants are de ceased, their respective un known heir*, devisees. grantees assignee*, creditor*, lienor* end trustees and ail omer persons claiming by through, undtr or against the named defendants Whose residence is unknown YOU AR E NOTIFIEO that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the tallowing property m Semmoie County. Florida LOT 74. SANFORD PLA CE . A SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T TH ER EO F AS RCCOROCO IN FLA T BOOK 22. PA GES 22 THROUGH 25. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F lO R I DA has been filed agamst you and WILLIAM JAM ES POSEY, if living, and if marrrled. MRS WILLIAM JAM ES POSEY, tus wife, if living, including any unknown spousa of said Oofon dart* if either has remarried and if either or both of said Defendant* are deceased, their respective unknown heir*, de visa#*, grantee*, assignee*, creditors, honors and trustees, and ail ether person* claiming by. through, under or agamst the named Defendants. AM ER IC A N G E N E R A L H O M E EQUITY. INC . • corporation successor by m erger with CREO ITHRIFT OF AMERICA. INC . • corporation. RYAN BROTHERS. IN C. a Florida co rp o ra te. STERCHI BROS STORES. INC . a Oolaware cor poration doing business M Flor ida. and SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision of tho State ot Florida and you art required to serve « copy el your written defenses. It any. to it an JO SEPH M PA N IELLO . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff s attorney whose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2720. Tampa. Florida 12492 on or betor© the 5th day of April. 1990. and hie the original with tho Clerk ef mis Court either before service on P la m tltft attorney or immediately there after otherwise a default will be entered agamst you for the relief demanded w me Com piomtor Petition O ATEO on this 1st day ot March. 1940 (SEAL) M ARYAN N E MORSE C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Oeputy Clerk Publish March 5. If. 19 74 l«40 0EO 52 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARINO TOCONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning and Zoning Com mission m the City Commission Chambers. City Halt. Santord. Florida ot / 00 P M on Thurs day. March IS. 1994. to consider a request tor Cond tionel Use in a MR 2. Multiple Family Rest denfiai Zoning District L E G A L DESCRIPTION Lot 5. Blk J Meisch Subdivision. PB 2. Page 44 Bemg generally described as 101W 1Ith Street Conditional Use requested E ■pansion of a Non conforming Structure All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opporfunt ty to be heard at sad hearing By order of the Planning and Zoning Commission ot the City of Santord. Florida mis 1st day of March. 1990 John Morris. Cha rman Planning and Zoning Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at me above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record ot tho proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford IF5 294 OIOS) Publish March 5. 1990 O EO 44 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IH A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 94 4414 C A IIP S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. DIVISION P IN THE AAATTER OF THE CHANGING NAME OF Z A C H A R Y F E R E E N EF F to ZACHARY YANKOVIC. A minor NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO c h r is a la n n eff Whose Residence and Address are Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F lE O mat a Petiten to Chang© Name has been filed m the above styled causa and that you are required to serve a copy of your Response or Answer to the Petition upon the Petitioners o tto rn o y . FR A N K C W HIGHAM. ESQUIRE. Post Office Bo* 1220. Santord. Fiori da 22/77 1120. and hlo the origi nai Response or Answer in the Office of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court tor Semmoie County P O Drawer C Santord Florida 22/72 0459. on or betore the 14th day ot March A 0 1940 If you fail to do so. a Default Judgment will be taken agamst you and a Fmai Judgment entered grant mg unto me Petitioner RE BEC CA ANN YANKOVIC. her demand tor the name change oI ZACHARY F E R E E N E F F to ZACHARY YANKOVIC O ATED at Santord Semmoie County Florida, thi* 4th day ot February A D IH0 c l e r k o f th e CIRCUITCOURT BY Heather Brunner Oeputy Clark Publish February 12. 19. 24. M arch!. 1940 DEN 142 the t b t n deter led property loeetod M too Slot* M Flor-do. Comity plSpmlnpto You oro turlher notlllod mol tho Petitioner will apply to tho Monorebk S Jeteph Oevl». J r . one ef the Judpr. ef thi. Court on tto r n M y d April. A D . lMO. at I M o’clock A M . M SEM IN OLE County CourthouM. Santord. 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IM0. to convKtvr a roouotl tor Condiiienei U m m 0 GC l — Conor,i Commercial Zoning D ltlncl L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N E1M ol Lei * Amended Plot Druid Park Being generally deteribed ot Cor nor ol 7Mh Slroot end F ranch Avenue Conditional U m roquotiod Dot, 11ing end light repair ooch on AutomoDilot All peril*, in Inloro.l end citifon. mall have an opportuni •v tobohoardal M id hoar ing By order al Iho Planning and Zoning Commi.tion ol Iho City 01 Santord. f lor too thu n no day ol Fobruary. two John M orn.. Chairman Planning and Zoning Commii.ion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a perron docido. to appeal a daemon mod# rvllh rotpect to any manor conudtrod at the above mooting or hearing, ho may need O verbatim record ot th* proceeding*, including ma latlimony and evidence, avhich record it not provided by m* CltyolSantord IFS1M0IMI Publim March S. IMP O E O 41 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N AM E Nollco I* hereby given that I am engaged m butinot* al m E S R 04. Longwrood. Saminolo County, F lo rid a , under *he Flctlllou. Norn* ol MR UNI V ER SE H EA LTH EN TER PR ISES. and mol I inland to regular raid nemo him Iho C k rk ol the Circuit Court. Sam mol# County. Florida. In *c c cm done, him Iho Provident ol Iho FkM Iout Noma Statute*. T o w n Soction M iO t Florida Statute* i n ; Shari Huribut Publim March S. IT. If. M. two D E O 41 CITY OF L A K E M A RY. FLO RIDA NOTICE OF F U B LIC H E A R IN O Nolle* I* hereby given by mo City Commi.tion ol tho Clfy ol Lot# Mary. Florida, that u id Commi.tion h ill hold * Public Hoor mg on March IS. IW0. al t OS P M . or a . Mon m artalkr a . po.dbl*. to con.idor Iha adoption ol on Ordinance tn tilled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LA K E M A R Y . FLOR IO A . R E P E A L I N G O R O I NANCE NO IM ANO NO 2M. AS COOIFIEO IN SECTIONS U00I THROUGH M il } ANO A P P E N O IX "C O D E OF CONOUCT’’ OF THE COOE OF ORDINANCES O F THE CITY O F LA K E M A R Y . FLORIDA. A O O P T I N G N E W P E R S O N N E L P O LIC IES ! 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IMO O E O 40 ( g �S an fo rd Herald MONDAY M a r c h 5, 1 9 9 0 ■ P*op{«. P*g« 3B ■ClM tlftod. P M 4B ■Com ica, Page SB Hawks win Early Bird IN BRIEF ■AaKTBAlt | Bull* cash in on Bin) mitt L a rry B ird , w h o m ade 71 consecutive free throw n e a rlie r t ills season, fa llrd to deliver In a c ru c ia l situation S u n d a y against the C h ica g o Bu lla. T h e le a g u e 's le a d in g frce -th ro w s h o o te r m isse d the second o f three free throw s w llh I I.B seco nds re m a in in g, a llo w in g the B u lls to post a 1 18-114 triu m p h over the Boston Celtics. " I t w a s a b s o lu te ly beyond belief that B ird w o u ld m i s s . " B u ll s C o a c h P h il J a c k s o n said. W it h the C e lt ic s tra ilin g 11 5 1 1 2 . B ird m is s e d a th re e -p o in t attem pt, but was fouled b y Scottle P lp p rn . T h e C h ica g o forw ard w as a lso w h istled fo ra technical. B ird , w ho entered the gam e with a .9:14 frce-throw percentage, converted the tech n ical, b u t m issed the first of two free tlirow s. In other N B A gam es S u n d a y. Phoenix d e ­ feated Clevelan d 108-08. D etroit dum ped In d i­ a n a l l l - I O S a n d the L A Laker* thrashed M innesota 115-96. QOLP Norman wins Doral in playoff M IAM I G re g N orm an m ade up seven s tro ke s in 18 holes to tic and won a four-w ay p la y o ff by c h ip p in g In on th r first extra hole S u n d a y at the $1.4 m illio n D oral Open, but said it w a sn 't even h is greatest com eback. T h e A u stra lia n , know n us the "Great W h ile S h a r k " because o f h is co m petitive fire and ligh t b lo n d hair, has w on 6 0 to u m a m rn ts w orldw ide. H e said last y e a r's 64 to force a playoff at the B ritis h Open w as a bigger eom etaick. "W h a t I d id at H oyal T roo n m ade this look lik e a s tro ll In the p a rk ." he said. B u t the B ritis h Often ended In disappointm ent for N orm an because he was de ra ile d In a p la yoff by M a rk C a lca v rcch la . T h is tim e he e lim inated C alcavecchta, T im S im p so n and Paul A z ln g e r a n d collected the w in n e r s ch e ck for S252.000. O n the p la y o ff hole. N o rm a n 's approach w ent o v e r the grern. B u t h is c h ip w ith a sand wedge w ent straigh t d o w n h ill and Into the cup to give th e A u stra lia n h is second playoff w in in eight tries. COLLKOK NOOPS Gathers dies during tourney L O S A N G E L E S — H a n k G a th e rs of Lo y o la M arym ou n t, the n atio n 's s ix th leading scorer, d ie d S u n d a y night after ro llu p sin g In c o n ­ v u ls io n s d u rin g the first h a lf of a West Coast Conference to urn a m e nt sem ifin al. M om ents after d u n k in g o n a spectacu lar I alley-oop p la y to give the L io n s a 25-13 lead over P ortlan d, the B-foot-7 G a th e rs trotted lo m id ­ co u rt. pul h is h an d s on h is knees and cru m b le d In the h alfro u rt c irc le w llh 13:34 left In the half. Gathers. 23. w as taken o u lsk fe the gym on a s t r e t c h e r , a n d p a r a m e d ic s a d m in is t e r e d e m e rg e n c y tre a tm e n t that Inclu d ed electroshock. Loyola team m ate und boyhood frie n d Bo K im b le stood by him . A fte r about 2 0 m inutes. G a th e rs was placed In an a m bulan ce a n d taken to D aniel Freem an M a rin a H ospital, w here he died ut 6:55 p.m .. L o y o la A th le tic D irecto r B ria n Q u in n said. Both team s left the court after the Incident, w h ic h occurred at 5:15 p.m . Fo u r hours la le r, conference officia ls announced the rest o f the tournam ent w o uld be canceled. HOCKKY Newest Bruins sweep 'Hawks A fte r B o ston 's newest a cq u isitio n helped the B ru in s sweep th e ir weekend series against C h icago. C o a ch M ik e Keenan n u d e a p itc h to b rin g In som e new help for h is Hlaekhuw ks. C ra ig J a n n e y fired a p a ir o f goals and new com er Dave P o u lin added a goal In the th ird perio d S u n d a y, leading the tiru ln s to a 4-1 v icto ry over the B lackh a w ks. P o u lin 's goal w as his fifth In h is last seven ga m e s after co m in g to B o s t o n f r o in P h ila d e lp h ia fo r d e ­ f e n s e m a n Ke n Lin se m a n . K e e n a n h o p e s th e B l a c k h a w k s c a n do lik e w is e before T u e s ­ d a y 's trade deadline. C h ica g o appears to be In the m arket for Q uebec left w ing M ich e l G o u le t in exchange fur w in g e rs Everett S a n ip a sa a n d Dan V inceletle. C s s iy lM from staff and wrirs reports BASKETBALL □ 7 p.m. — E S P N . College. S u n Belt Conference T ou rnam en t fin al. 7 p.m. Complsta listings an Pag* I I Lake Howell takes title as offense comes alive Pram staff rap arts A L T A M O N T E S P K IN O S - For the first tim e th is sruson. the Luke H ow ell soflhull team put llte lr h its together und won Hie fourth a n n u al E a rly B ird Softball Invitational at M rrrtll Park Saturday. L u k e H o w e ll d e fe ate d S p r u r r C reek 14-3 In Ihe fin a ls to take hom e the cham pionship. The S ilv e r H a w k s reached Ih r fin al by defeat­ ing S o u lh S um ter 6-2. Eau G a llie 5-3 u n d L a k e B r a n tle y In I h r se m ifin a ls 4-3. L u k r Brantley got to the se m ifi­ nals w ill) u 3-1 v icto ry over Evans T h e P atrio ts cam e buck from Its loss lo L u k r H ow ell w ith a 3-1 w in over l.a k r M ary a n d took hom e Ihe c n n s u lu llo n tro p h y w ith u 4-0 t rin m p h o v e r S u n lu lu c rs 44). la ik r H ow ell, w h ich had been stru gglin g w ith lift h ittin g u ll season a n il entered the tournam ent w llh u 2 3 rrco rd . fin a lly got th in g s going u ftrr u ta lk w ith Coach J o Luciano. " T h is Is the first lim e a ll year we've put u num ber o f h its together h urk-to-bark In utt Inning." said Luciano. "W e had b r r n la lk ln g ubnut p u ttin g o u r h its together and w r fin a lly d id In Ihe w in over Lake H ra n tle y." In I h r c h a m p io n s h ip g a m e . Spruce Creek took u 24) lead In Ihe lo p of Ihe first, but th r S ilv e r H aw ks scored one ru n In each o f the second and Ihlrd to tie the game. Lake H ow ell Ihetl exploded for eight runs o n six tills in t h r fourth and four ru n s on five h its In Ihe fifth lo turn Ihe game Into a rout. A ll tournam ent performer* M issy M a rlin e / und M arie P rlrr* led a 16-hll S ilv e r H a w k s a llu r k . M a rlin e / was 3 for-3 w llh a triple a n d Iwo H ill w h ile IV le rs was 3-for-4 w llh I h r r r HBI. A ls o conir lliu lin g w r r r W rn d l Van Horn 12 2. 2 K ill). C h ris ty Dees (2-4. 2 141*11 and w in n in g pitcher D lann Lowe |2-4). Spruce Creek le lt-e rn le r fielder K ills was th r o n ly H aw k w llh more Ilian one hit. going 2-for-3. M .irtine/ was the S ilv e r H aw ks' Irudlng li llir r In Ih r tournam ent as - CONVOCATION 0AA4I •H 4H 4 - I I I » M ) - 4 It I 4nd Doll Hoflmon and V tllt WP — H*,)m«n || I) CP - M u lr t IB - Mon* JB Ncn# HB - Non* Rwordt - CM * Br*n)l*r 4 I she went 8 4 o r-l2 w llh three HBI. Peters w as right b e h in d , going 7 -fo r-l3 w ith Ih rrr HBI. A lso having good d a ys w ith Ih r ta ils w r r r J o y •loseph 16 for 13. fou r HBI) and L ra n n T rim b le (4-for-13. four HBI). L o w e w as r r r o g n l/ r d for h er excellent w ork on the m ound for l-ake H ow ell bv firin g named the S**,Softbsll. P sg t 2B Howell girls show well at Deltona meet Ritas of spring W h ile th r fin al outcom e w asn ’ t what he had In m in d . Lake H o w ell H igh School g irls' tra ck coach T o m H a m m o n trrr w as relatively satisfied w ith h is tra m 's fourth-place fin ish at the Deltona Invitation al on S a t­ urday. Despite m issin g one ru n n e r w h o had another co m m itm e n t, th r S ilv e r H a w k s s till totalled 81 points, tr a il­ ing o n ly Daytona Ifc-ach-Srabreezr (1131. W inter P ark (94) und O ak K ld g r |H5|. " I w a s p le a s e d ." s a id H a m ­ m o n trrr. "W e ’ re a y o u n g team and som etim es w e 'rr a s not as co n sis­ tent as we want to be. But w e're w o rk in g towards that goal. We want lo b e consistent. " O n par. we were pretty good. If you look at what w e've been doing, we were right where we should be. W r were without one runner and that hurt us a little. Most of the g irls ran w hat they've h ren ru n n in g o r better. Nobody lik e s to lose, but I th in k we did w e ll." T here was one fru stratin g In ci­ dent for Lake H o w e ll d u rin g the meet. D uring the tw o-m ile run. Lake H o w e ll's M lkl P a lu m b o k icke d lo w hat she though w as the fin ish o f the last lap. But after she slopped and utmost left the track, she w as told she still had a no th e r lap to ru n. Despite that. P alu m b o s till fin ish ed second In 12 35. " I w as v e ry a g g ra v e te d o v e r tw o-m ile because o f w ay It ended u p for M lk l." said H a m m o n trrr. " A ll you can do Is Irurn from It und w rite it o ff." P a lu m b o also m anaged u fou rth p la c e f in is h In th e m ile r u n ( fin is h in g In 5:51) w h ile s is te r S h e ry l w as th ird in the high ju m p (4-10) and fifth In the 8 8 0 ru n 12:35.3). S heryl u lso ran a leg on Luke H ow ell's fifth-place m ile relay (4:39.8) w ith J e n n y M c D o w e ll. K riste n Stuart and S a lle y M orris. M cD ow ell placed In three events for the S ilv e r H aw ks, fin ish in g fifth In both the 100-meter dash (13.4) a n d trip le Ju m p (3I-3VY) w h ile co m in g In seventh In the 220-yard d ash 128.51. S tu a rt and M o rris v'ach scored In an event. Stuart p la cin g eight in the t r ip le Ju m p (29-8) a n d M o r r is fin is h in g fourth Ini the 330 tow hurdles. The two also com bined w ith L o ri Pollock a n d Lau ra G ra n t lo fin ish sixth in the 440 relay (56.3). G rc tc h c A ria s a n d K e lly K o b ia both placed in th e shot p u l and discus. A ria s w as second in the shot p u l 130-11) and seventh in the d iscu s (80-0) w h ile Kobia placed th ird In both th r shot out 129-11) □B«* Track. Page 2B * Forget the first robin, the real harbinger of spring Is the first sigh tin g of a baseball and bat. On Saturday afternoon at C h ase Park, friends, fans and fam ily cam e out to watch 40 boys go through tryouts for spots on team s In this sum m er's Ju n ior Major League. HwaMSIMM Lions survive Gallagher, beat W ildcats From staff reports o .«>q W IN T E H P A R K — O vie do s u rv iv e d a one-m an w recking crew ill sophom ore Erie G a lla g h e r lo p u ll o u l a 7-6 w in over Ih r W in te r Park W ild ca ts In a high school baseball game S aturday. G allagh er, who started the game u s W inter P a rk 's catcher, ca m e In lo p ilc h In relief in Ih r second Inning w llli O viedo already leading 6-2. He gave up a single to B rian M aelnness. the llr s l b a ile r he faced. Ihal m ade the score 7-2. then retired the next 14 O viedo hitlers. In all. G a lla g h e r retired 16 of the 18 O viedo h lltrrs lie fared, s trik in g ou l 10. M eanw hile. G a lla g h e r helped W in te r Park get b a rk Into the game, ch a sing Oviedo s ta rlin g p llc h rr G regg T w iggs In the fifth Inning w llh a tw o-run home ru n lo left field lo ru t the gap lo 7-6. J o h n K n u tso n cam e o n In relief of Tw iggs and. w h ile h avin g to w ork out of a jam in Ihe six th and seventh Innings, w as able lo close out the victory. W ith one out in Ih r s ix th Inning. K n utson gave up a w alk u nd a double lo put ru nners at second and third. T he next bu tler hit a grou n d ball to second and was retired at first. But on the play, the ru nn e r on second went to ih lrd w hile ih e ru nn e r already on third stayed there. uo ooo o — r r • Wui)*, Pork n o OX) 0 — 4 4 ] G Tniggt Knvtton 111 4n<| K T*iggt. Ball III Robinton. Gxll«gh*r 111 *nd GxMagh*,. Wj IIac* (1) WP - G T*igg» I1 11 I P - Roe.nton S*.» Knutton II*)) IB - Tocco 1 Moclnnot, iO .a do T»rr*lt (Win)*, P arti IB — Mon* HR - GollogS*, IWin)*, Port. Indl R*to,dl — Ovi*do 41. Win)*, Part 11 In Ihe en suin g ru ndow n that went from the Oviedo llrs l baseman lo th r ca tch e r and back to ihe second baseman. Ihe Lio n s rrco rd e d Ihe th ird out when K n u lso n took ih e throw at hom e and retired the ru nn er tryin g to score in the confusion. After retiring Ihe llrs l Iwo butlers In the bottom o f the sevenlh Inning. K n utson hit Ih r next halter w llh a p ilc h to pul Ihe ly in g run on th ird und b rin g G allagher up again. B u i G allagh er drew a w a lk and K n u sio n was able lo retire Ihe next hitter to end the game. Offensively, th e L io n s were led by T odd Tocco. w ho had tw o doubles. Iwo ru n s scored and two K ill, and Maelnness. who was 2-for-3 w llh a double and three K ill Now 4-3. Oviedo w ill pla y again W ednesday night ut Lake M ary. Sem inoles, Rams lead All-SA C b oys’ hoop selections Prom staff reports Sem inole und lu ik c M ary high schools, w h ich finished lied for first in Ihe S e m in o le A lh le iie Conference boys' b u skrtb u ll standings, each placed five players on Ih r S A C All-Conference tra m s ann ou n ced last week. Fo r Sem inole. B ern ard Eady und Robert Moore were both first-train se lection s w hile B ran don Cash. Kerry W iggins and J . J . W igg in s were honorable m ention picks. Representing Luke M ary on the lirst team Is ju n io r M ike M e n h ir w ith Ja s o n llu m r lln nam ed to the second team. Honorable m e n tion se le ction s for the R a m s were Ja tm o n Perry. C h ris D avidson a n d Je ff Druughon. T h e D rLa n d Bulldogs, w h ich fin ish ed fourth In the d istrict, ulso had liv e players selected to Ihe A ll Conference teams. D enny H in so n w as nam ed lo the first team as R odney Harris. J e r r y H ill. T e rry Fra zie r a n il T crrv W atson w ere honorable m ention picks. O vie d o's Lions, ih lrd in ih e fin a l conference stan­ dings. had four p la y rrs honored Robbie Crugcr. D anny P h illip s and Brad Bolton all were nam ed lo the second team w llh Jo h n M u llin s voted to Ihe honorable m ention group Fro m Lake Howell, sophom ore Jo s h K o hn joins M erthic as the o n ly underclassm en on Ihe A ll-S A C llrs l leant. T ho m as D cm ps represents Ilie S liv e r H a w k s on Ihe sccon leant w h ile Ryan T h o m a s w as an honorable m e n ilo n selection. L y n t jn 's T odd P u llrrso n . F lo y d Nelson und O ctaviu s H o llida y were u ll honorable m e n tion p icks as were Lake B ra n tle y 's T re vls Certo und C ra ig B ris k A lso . Couch of I lie Yeal honors go a u tom a tica lly to the coach of Ihe conference ch a m p io n sh ip team Since Ih r T rib e and R a m s finished w llh identical 10-2 d istrict m a rks |ruch beating llte other once In S A C play). S e m in o le 's G re g Knhinson and Lake M ary 's W illie R ichardson are c o t'o u ch e s ol the Year. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS__IN YOUR AREA, READ THE S ------------------------------- C M A M PK M IM IPO A M I • p w * tM W Mt HI I i | « •It MB * - 14 14 I King Lm M J m *p * WP l*» * 1411 I P - MHWKt i s - M*(lo* Ifervc* c,*4*l. Tomb)*. J o m »S ILM o Hm *II) )S Mwlwwi IL ax * Ho*»m HR - Non* R*co,tf» LM * Ho** 114 1 BOVS’ BASKETBALL S A C A ll-C o n fsrsn cs F irs t l i i m D enny Hinson, D eLand M ik e M erthle, L a k e M a ry B e rn a rd Eady, Sem inole Josh Kohn, L a k e H ow ell Robert M oore, Sem inole Conference cham pions Sem inole and L a k e M a ry Coaches of the Y e a r G re g Robinson. Sem inole W i l l i e R ic h a rd s o n . L a k e M a ry �>■ — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 5, 1990 Prep softball players pulling double duty for Hot Tuna squad S T A T S & STAN DIN GS ] T O D A Y 'S I Hoy IgWtr G ^ wjrti J^ K M C IO A U S aovs-ootp D be Bremer etTrevartx TENNIS OaLaad at Late Bremer. ] M p r I M Timet I t T l All* nils D b k M 4f 34 n 21 24 IS 10 t 14 It 2* 24 21 42 4S H I M '» A TIP TH A T L 7 H .V - H B L P TO O D O TM ATs A S IT H A S FAB O VER T mB TB A A S . Pci II 444 Ul ) JN MB IS .144 22 .M3 24 .740 449 1SJ m 40 -4J9 .274 Art. 719 447 1S2 S44 *54 .242 -1t2 42 12 .740 Jt 10 404 27 19 441 20 sot IS 22 429 22 24 .404 17 29 .204 a i) A W i ll. Bat Al N d M d k OmflfMe. Fard ThwndorBtrd. *114. *174: K C. Spintack. Haohrllto. Town. Fard ProBd. I d t . ITT 44. dot. Jim Murphy, Seme Raid, Cant.. Chary Barm a. 1 444. M 4 M . Ed McCuiiacn. Hamat. Cant. Otdi C u tlaiL 1)11. 17aIX dot Jim White. Tutoa. O h io . Okdgp Daytona. 1711, IM 14. R C. Sherman, Gatthanhurg. M d . Pontiac Tram Am . I d t . M l M, dal Johnny •tail. Chandtor. A r il . Chary Boren*. >471 _ 4 1l»4 14 IfH 11 in i r m L New York V M PhiiedelpMe M n boiton 14 a Washing tars n M New Jersey 14 43 Miami 11 47 CeMrel Ovlsien OYfrolf 44 IS Chicago V » M1N«m A h » 20 M >9 A HNifa n 20 Ci«vYi#nd 21 22 O rU M 14 €2 Uf«G San Anlonlo O d llH D#nwtf Houston MinnosoU Cfiortotto Pec IS* Ovlsiee LA Lakers Portland Pseenti Seattle Golden Stake LA Clippers Secrsmenio LnoklnR ov e r the list of nanieo fn vn lvrd In th r fourth nnntuil E a r ly U lrd I n v lia iln n a l lilj(h nrhoat n o fllx ill lo iim a m r n l ul M e rrill Pork nn Satu rday, you nhm ildn't l>e o u rp rtv d tf you rx p e rtrn rr dclu vu. Mnny of the y o u n g w om rn who play for tiH iriium e in rhum plnn Inike H ow ell anti tnuniument h m l lu ik r M ary ulw> play fo r l l o l T u n a , a Ir a n i ih a t cu rre n tly lead* Ih r Sanford Hrerra iln n D rp h rfm rn fh Tueeday M gh t IMIiir llr a r l.riig u r. Off Ih r U ik e H ow ell rm trr. K r lily Y o rk, M lm y M artinez. Kui Knl(Irak and T in a L em an a ll play for lln i T un a. T he y're Joined by Ijske M iiry'h Renee S u n v lltr and T iffany Ueeb. M O V STILL. I* H UN O FM ACN Tm . T O O O C O P U T T 1N O . NBA ST M l 09 — 1 9V> 11 IS 24 20 fore*. J JOA 170 n dal SWvarA I N ). M U . Otwald. 7 IM. I ll ( A dat Haavar, braka; Lartan. M i l , MS n . dtl Spur He k. S 147. ITS 41; McCulloch. M M . 17*07. dot Sharman. s a i l. 171 M. Baatwt A Chicago) Buhata X Ouokac X tig Hartford A NV Rangon 4 Datralt XTaronta) Mlirtaiata X Montraat) E dnwnton X Phlladolphla ) Calgary X Vancaurar 1 It Law HXNY Iklandan 4 4 14* Wt JO'T 24 Fart*. MOt. 17*17. dot Otwald. S ala. It) I*. Lartan. SU7. M*«7. Oaf McCulHch. om oon Wtthingtan 4. New Jersey ) Bmton a Chicago I Wlrrtipog X Lao Angalao ) Buffalo X Ouohac I Pittsburgh A Minnaoota 4 n A Vancaurar) < a tiird mM ptbwwti Saa..Ate Nan Jersey 1U Atlanta Wt LA Clippers to?. Inters# 103 Seer amenta tat. CTartatta IM Weibta|lan in. Orta— a IM. I O T Houiton It*. Cardan Stele lot Haw York IM. MitwesAne IM Donyer IM. Datlaaat U lr t illt . San Anlonta ta Portland 110. SeetthM A - -a. Fare*. I R A M 71 Da troll at NY Rengerx 7.M g m ^ A T ^ g la m t .llp m Boiton at Mill id t Ighia. ntfht Hartford at N T lilsn d srx Mght Buttala at Weshlngten. night SI. Lsull at Haw J a n r y . ntfht Pittsburgh at Edmonton, ntfht Chicago III. Boston IM Pnoania lot. Cleveland M Datrarl III. Indiana MS L A Lakara IIL Mtanetete fa (AM Tlaooi E1T) Kaitorn O lriaon L A Clippers *1 PhlledHphie. 7 M p m. Sacrament* *) New Jersey, 7-M p m U M kat Ndaoii t i H k a . Moulton at tan Antonio, • M p m. Char lotto at C aldan tlata. M M p m . B e ltU M n Wktslt* Kon see City Cleveiend Portland et New Y ert, night Utah at Orlande, ekgbl Phoonta at Atlanta. nkttd Sacrament* at Datralt. MgM m n M tl 14 L IS 14 17 22 Prt. a« 401 — .514 i it ) > .274 o n a It U '4 IS 10 tl >2 m — m 422 4 .410 7 ■ re O M s iM Dalles St Lauis ten Die** Tocomo Bt MitvMiM LA LeAert at Houetan. ntWit Charlotto at Oonvor, ntypt m m Dallat 7. frtchita A OT San Oiago X Ctaratand I P ‘----«--- «ol f . i|a. - » « VrUmmi ••afiiHti ntgni FMOtt 171 SO Oat Lartan. *7*0. Fh B m S F ln t Men* R kkH Smith. Ming. H C , Pontiac Tram Am, 7 )1) tacondt at 1*7 4* mph. dat Mark Pawuk. Madina. Ohm Outi CuMo i a IM I . 1 M U ; Larry Margarv Newark. Ohio. O ld i Cutiatt. 7 14A IM 41. del Jerry H oax St Lovit. Chevy Bereft* I M IM 4*. Bruce Allan. Arlington, T u rn . Chevy Baratt*. 7 17A 100*7. dat Dattar CarrWren. Owambara. M y . Pantlac T ra m Am . 7117. 10**0. Jarry Eckman. Ventura. Cat* . Pontiac Tram Am. 7 MA IM01. dot Jo* Logon* Jr . Berwyn P * . Chevy Bereft*. I M i. IM 4) Warren Jahman. Duluth. G * . Otdi Cutlatx 7 U X I R A dat Stephen Schmidt. Indiana* •Ilk. O ld i C u tlM A 7 111. i d si. Gordie River a Yum*. A r l i . Chevy Bereft*. 7 M X IM SA del Darrell AMerman. FatrtHId. I l l . Dodge Daytona. I VIA M i di: Bob Gltddon. WhtWtand. Ind . Ford Probe. 7 17e. II* 71. d r f Buddy Ingereel I. Jrigter. i l l , Bukk Regal. la S A 1(4 M , Konny D e k x Con tereech. N .Y ., Pontiac Grand P r li. lie e . IM (7. Oat. Scett Geettrlen. Hun ting (on Beach. C a lif. OtOi Cut Hex 7171. IM n Smith. 7 ISA 1(7 II. dot Morgan. IM*. KISS. AlHn. IM ). 1M7*. dot Eckmon. I M A IM ISi Johmwi. 7177. 1*101 del Alvaro. 7 M0. 1M M . O»ko. 1 M l. I M fl.d e t GUdMn. 7 M X It* 71 Allan. 7 71*. IM M. dot Smith, 7 SIX t!7 S7; Jahnoon. 7 )4l. IM 71. dtl DalCA I M*. IM 14 Fhwto Johnton. 7 IS). IM II. dot Alton. I M7. Ill.lt. Baltlmoro X Dallai A )OT Kama* City A SI. Louil 1 Tacoma X Ctaratand) St LaulialBatllmara.7:MFm. 11.4 mltHoa O v a l Ogaa A IM ta a A Marc* 4 MauoctHMatIa 7*. At Virginia U Ponn Slate I I Gaarga Weahlngton 7) Rutgers M. Ithada IHand 7* A l Bocktagham H C . March 4 (Liitod with drlrar. typo at car. lapt comptotod and ntnnor t a tr tgt tpaad | I. K yH Patty. Pankac. 49) lapA ID M4 mghi x Gaatt l i d m a For A a m 1 Kon lehr odor. Chtrrotot. 411. 4 Storing Marlin. OtdwnohtH. no x Biaty Wallace, Pontiac. R Iclwnond 11. Amor lean t*. JOT Jam al Modi tenia. emerge Maton 71 (ailCaaot T w n a i l t M. Ootawarg 71 Lehigh 73, Rudutall 47 an. «. Darrell W altrlfi Charrotot. 4M. 7. Morgan Shaghard. Fard. 4Mr A Jimmy Iptncor. Pontiac. 4M. f. Tarry Labont*. O lds mob lie. *14; M O ala Ea rn h a rdt, Fordham « . HM yCraw 71 S IMinor1 71. T u lia U llllnoli i t at, Croightonaa It. H orry Gont. Ofdimobllo. 4M; t). Dorr Iho Cog*. Chorrolol. (Jr II Butch Millar. Chavrotot. 4*0; IA Phil P or tom. Otdimoluto, 404; IS. Mika AH iandtr. Buick. 444 14 Bobby HIIIM. Buick. al); 17. Bick Wilton. OMomoMH. 4*7. I| Mlckoy Gibbt. Fard. 4M. If Larry M arion. Buick. 477; M Rich M a il. Pantlac. 477 II. Jimmy Meant. Pontiac. 47f; 77 Dove Marc lx Chavrotot. A l , » Dick Trickla. Pontiac. 4M; 14 Mark Stahl. Ford. 414; IS Brett Bodlne. Buick. 4M M Mark Martin. Ford, 04. 17 Alan Mutwlckl. Ford. 4IS; M Mkheel Walfrip. Pontiac, IM; M EmW Irvon, Fard. M l; TO Rob M otooa OMimobda. a * ) l, Ricky Rudd. Chavrofdt. M l. D Richard Potty. Pontiac, 714, 33 Bill lllw lt, Ford. MS. 74 Davoy Alllton. Fard. 241. 33 J O McDuffie. Pontiac, 111. M Hail Bannaff. Ford. M. 17 Charlia Bakor. Butch. 41. 34 J .T Heyex Fard. 10 C o il Tonnauaa M . Aggalach aln State 71 tan M l NC Charlattall. Ala Birmingham 17 M at* Florida M. Jeckteevlllt It (ait Syracuse It. Coorgalown 17, O T E r a m ii lla l7 .i l L a u itU llllnatl H i. la w a il Purdua 70. Michigan 77 Hot th Carotin* 17. Duka 71 W a k e F o r a t lC M C Slate 11 Taaat A AM U . T r ia l Tath 71 Wait Lang ftaach It to. Pacific 71 itanferd 70. California sa U C LA 74, Wathington 41 II.IS1.N0 HHRASugorootwmlt A l Baytown. T o ta l, March 4 Tag Fuel jfhrtv Um i N JACKSO NVILLE 111) Ivory 0 I 00 A Brown 1 10 1 4 IX Hamilton 1 7 0 0 7. Boykin >0 00 4, Capon 4 II 00 A Harm 1 ) 0 0 1 . Cltbort 14 0 ) 10. Taytar a 11 4 4 14. Tirado 01 00 0 Law 17 00 4 Totali 14 704 ton SOUTH FLORIDA IMI Taylor 7 1J 0 0 IA Lama 1 »4 0 IA Williams 0 J0 0 A Armttrong 1 14 4 A Cronthaa A100 0 Webster I 10 0 7. Odtrat 0 If ) 7II. Rutwil 7 4 4 4 IA Utahid a • 1 4 IA Ritay I I 11 1 Totels XI4J 1417 44 Halftime—South Florida 7A Jackionvina J7 Throa oatnl goalt Jacksonville I 4 IBrann 11. Gilbert 0 I. Taylor 0 )l. South F lorida 4 10 (Tartar 44. Dobras 041 Foultd out Lao Habounds Jacksonville 19 (Brawn. Capon. GiLOorl a oachl. South Florida 44 lltuhld III Atutli Jacksonville I] (Taylor 1). South Florida l i (Taylor 01 Total foult iackionyillo it. South Florida 11 Tochmcaii naw A I.BS Frank BradHy. Saida Rota. C a lif. 4 074 seconds 4t U l 14 mph dot Darrell Gatyna. Miam i. 11 M4. 44 44; Gone Snow. Fori Worth. T r i a l M 44X 7) 14. dot Mlchial Bralhorton. K in g , N C , k ro k a j La* G a t lo llu m . Ocoamldt. C a lif. SOU. >7111. dal. Gary O rm iby. R o m v i IH. C d it . 1117. 11*47. Joa Amato. OM Forgo. P a . SMS. 7*4 4*. dot, Manny Moratiky. F a lrfa il Hlllv P a . S IM. 17)11. Dick LaHaia. Laming. M ic h . • M A *7 OA dot Jim Hoad. Columbus. O ta . I) ID. 7* M. Tommy Johmon J r , Oltumw*. low*. 0 * lf. 147 f ) . dot Shlrloy Muldswnay. Mount C lemon a M ich . 0 S*A 107 1). Lori Johnt. Cor put Chrlitf. T r ia l. 4 *97. >74 »X dot Doug Foawwth. San Antons. S I4A 17) 1). Eddia Hill. Wichita Follt. Tamai. I ltd. M l *S. dat Manny Barmlain. D allai. 7 Mt. II* I) Q ifirlv IiiM lt Snow. S OM. H I M . dal BradHy. 7 14*. 11117, Amato. 1044. T I M dot Gatlollum. S M I. 170 11; LaHaia. 4 M A 17*47, dat Johmon. IM I, 111 41; H ill. I ISA l i l t ) , dat. Jotinx I (30. 114 00. N H L S T A N D IN G S (All Timet EST) W iles anNr me# Patrick Dtv man W L T 1n». O F NY Ronoort fi 24 11 71 222 Pittk&urgn 21 21 5 47 290 NY IslontHfi 24 21 • 44 240 29 24 4 42 250 Hour J#rioy 27 21 1 42 227 Ptuladviptii* 9 41 244 24 n Adams Oiwuee a i o f ton 42 22 S •9 250 ■ Suffdl-Q' 21 21 7 79 227 ■ AAonf-rcwl IS 24 1 77 244 ■ Hiiftfofdl 11 24 7 49 720 Qurbwc 11 49 7 2t 202 Campbell Center eece M r it OivIUm W L T »t v OF GA 720 204 242 244 244 247 191 201 202 724 223 GA l « 09. LaHete. 4 f it . 374 t l. del Hill. S (7). >71 J t Finals LaHai*. S OTA >7* 7). del Snew. taul Funny Car F lr t l Raws* John Force. Yorba Linda. Cent. O ku Cutlatx S XU tacondt al 773 M mph dat Dal Denton, Del Vail*, reset. Ok»i Cutlatx broke. Mark S ev ers Rialto. Cent, Outs Cutlass ) 344. >43 77. dat Jerry Camimta. Jackson. N J . Olds Cutlatx 1 IV . 7)3 14. Mark Oswald. Cincinnati, Fard Probe. ) 301 37) 37. del Gary Don sham. Brill lower. Coin . Ford Thundtrblrd. II M l. 70 34. Tom hoover. Maple Grove. M in n . Pontiac Tront Am, 3 44). )3t II. d e l W hite B o ie m e r e . PenseceU. Pontiec Trass Am.4 4/A lit 1). Bruce Larson Oeufdsin. Pa . Ohtt Cuttass. Jim Dent IAMB Bab CharH i 11071 Gary Player 1X171 R lvei Mckee 11171 Jehn Paul CaM IIMS John Br«W* I I J U Ban Smith n a n Frank Board AMS J C. Gdaeu 1111 Butch Baird 7Jt* Char H i Caady 7 *14 Babby N kfw li M U Dave Hill 7AM Miller Barber TJI4 Den Blee M U Al Geiberyer L O S Gay Brewer S O S Bruce Devlin IB M Jim F e m e ABM Bruce Crameten A IM P a rti 4*717*41-17) a Grog Harman. 139.(41 Mark Catcarocchia. 104.1X3 hi 47 71 41-77} 7*71 *4*4-77) Tim Slmpoon. I0ALU 4*44 70 00-171 P|M Allngor. 144.113 T S P u r t n r . IXX d *7 707*40-171 47 7140 70-171 m A » Rota. iX M t 47 *7 70 71-174 Fm d C oup lot w Me Pffoit Jacobean. J I M 4*7171*0-177 Dartd Cdwerdx 71.700 **isa*os-in Woyno Grady. 70)00 at II IIOO-177 Mon Croon. M.MB 4*71 7040-177 4* 74 71*1-MO 07 70 TO II-M O Ban Cramhaw. 7*19 71714*47-1*0 true* lWith*. 74.334 40740**0- MO Gil Morgan. M .U0 71 71*0 07-M I Tad Schuli. 11.700 Brian Tmnyton. 21.700 71 717040-MI II t*00 71-MI Gam Sauarx >1.70* 07 71 00 74-MI Bab Tway. >1.700 Calvin Paata. IA*f) 7040 70 *0- M l Bill Britton. IA*f) 0* 7171*0-M l Fulton Allam. 14.401 70710011—M l T i l l 74 40—X ) SHva PaH. IM IS 07 It IS 4 0 -M ) Clark DarmlA IMIS Paym Slawart, IMIS 70 71 71 4 0 -M) Phil Blackmar. I1.SIS *7 II 71 TO -M l 74 70 *0 70— M l Mark Broakx II.SIS 7*7*71 7I-1M Curl Byrum. IMIS 1**0 71 71- M l Doug Towall. IMIS Pttar Portom. IMIS 71 71 0* 71- MJ Don Shiray. 7.007 *014 74 47—M l Jay Don I taka. 7.407 71 n 7140-104 70 74 7) 4 0 -M l Bobby Wadhim. 1007 71 70 71*0-1*4 Marrlt Hataltky. 7.407 Ian Bakar Finch. 7.407 7171 7*00- M l 71 71717*-104 David Ogrln. 7407 71 71*0 70-7*1 Andrew Magee. 7.407 n 7] kO 70-7*4 J C Sneed. 7.407 HaH Irwin. 7.407 47 7) 7) 71-1*4 Billy Andrade. 1.170 70 71 7400-MS 71 71 74 *0-103 Rocco Medial#. S.U0 71*0 71 71- M3 Outty Watdort. MSS n i l 70 71-MS Ed Fieri. S I X Gary Mach. S.DO 47 77 4* 71-M3 *0 73 40 71—MS Pat Mcgowan. M M Clark BurroughA A M M 74 70 4 4 -M l George Burnt. liv e 71 71 71 *7-1*1 Mark O'Meara. ASM 717*7**0-10* 117171*0-10* Bob Ehlet. ASM Craig Sladler. A M 7171 71*0-10* Jail Slumen. ASM 7) 71 71 70-10* Tom SHckmarwi. ASM 71*7 7S7I-M * Lon HmMe. ASM 71 7* 71 71- M t 7*7)71 71-70* Tam Wtfkon. ASM Jim Gallagher. AS** *3 7* 71 70-10* Larry Helton. 10*0 75 7*7***—M7 Mika Sullivan. XOIO 717*74*0- M7 Manny Perry. AON II 717*00-M7 Jim Boor O l 1.0*0 71 71 7000—MJ Mark Lye. 1.0*0 71 71 71 TO—M l Billy Ray Brawn. ) J M HO* 7471-M l II 71 II 71—M7 Roger Mallbte. 1.000 Scott Verplank. 7.000 7110 7* 7)—M l *7 II 71 74— M l John Cook. 1.000 Paul TrltlHr. l.* l) 71*0- IS 71-MO John Inman, l . t l l 7*7)7174-7*1 Mika Donald. A ll) 7) 7(0* 7 0 -H I S tiff Elkington. 7.114 79 72 72 72- 299 77 49 71 72- 299 BoD l o * . 2.414 Jock Nichlou*. 2.914 40 72 75 74—209 72 71 79 49—291 Nick P r k t. 2.720 49 72 72 74-291 R * Ftor<*< 2.720 V ik t MwlDof 1. 2.494 44 77 72 77-292 D*Wt W ifioo. 2.440 n 7275 72-792 44 74 74 72-794 P H Horgon III. 7.414 71 79 77 74-794 WKib Hoknttrtrrun. 1419 Is wen pierett ew 1st eetf* kpta) . 1409.944 VinUfO tavifafWMl At P*Un D fM rt, Calif *M w rtti Ffcul RN fO P*f 72 I l f T r t v(no 140.000 44 47 77- 705 4/ 72 44-704 M k . Hill 20.050 70 49 47-304 Ool# Oougiotft 20.050 47 49 79—304 Don M A m n g jlf 20 09 Bath Damal. S IM M R atH Janax N.OM Laura Davlax S M B Cathy Garrbng. 2X7* M in i Tag* 1X79 Dab Richard. 11.M t LihaHtte Maumarm. 17 701 Carolina Kaggl. 12.MB V k k l Forgan. u.MO Cindy F igg C u rrU r. tXM* Sally Lim a. 0.11* M arti Baiarth. f.lio V S Shlnnac. 7 JM Sua Ertl. 7.3*4 M yra BlacknaMw, 7.314 T rlih Jahman. 7.S04 Jan* Cralfor. *J*a Nancy Legal. M h Pawn i Pal Br< Patty Barb Bunbaweky, AIM Jenny Lldbeck. AIM OaniefH Ammaccpn, A l l ! Mkhelfa McGarm. A f if Shirley Fur Wig A7I1 Becky Pearian. AIM L ite W e iH rx AON Chih re Hakaiima. AM* Cathy Reynaldo. XfM Carafyn Hill. AM I M ill Ode. AM* Cathy Marie. XN 7 Lenare Rmanheuta. XN7 A lk a Rilim an. XM7 Sharrl Turrwr. AMI Mag MafHn. AM* Laura Hurlbut. AN* M tiua Barwarn, i.ra* Jill B riu x 1.7*0 Suian Sanderi. 1.7*0 Am y Akoft. 1.10* JaAnm Carnet. Alt* Aliton N k h S a x AM* Mar |ers Janax AH* Dawn Caa. 1.10* Barb Mucha. AM* Cindy R arkk. I,*44 Art* Ttchantr. 1.3*4 Chrt* Jahman. 1.331 HeM* Slaty. I.SM M ile s McGeerpe. 1.9* D a S Eggtimg. i.u* | III *0 7* IB-MB 71 **«*- MO *011 TO-MO •0 7* I B - I ll 7100*0—IM 47 If 71—IM 70 *0 71—3)0 00 71 TB—111 71*7 71-111 717107-111 1171*0-111 71II *0-111 ton 11-111 noi n - iii *0 7171-111 1) 7* 71-111 I tie L io n s are represented un Ihr H ni T u n a ro sie r hy J i l l Guyton. 007B70-II) M e la n ie S e h r u p p . M lr h e lle Sehliiffo a n il A p ril M anning T h a i's alm ost a "W h o 's W ho" of Sem inole C u un ty so MIm II A ll n 734* * 4 - 70 Ih a l’s m issin g Is a e n u p lr players 71 77** 7 I-M 4 7*11 71 71-7*4 from la ik r H ran llev and one or 7111 n 70- MS iw o from Sem inole. L y m a n am i t o n 71 71-7*3 D rL a iid lo com plete the S e m i­ 70107**0-MO 1*71 71 70- M l n ole A lh lc t lc C onferen ce /Ml 71 71 71 TO—M7 Conference team 71 7*71 11-M7 W liat we lia v c lir r r Is a u n liju r T i n 7)71—M l 70 7) IB 0 0 -M l s i t u a t i o n . I le e a u s e s o f t b a ll itn n o o -M * l>enrllls from several advantages 7)73 7 )4 0 -M* ih a t other sports don't have. It's T i ll If l l - M t 71 I t n i l - M * possible for sol Ihall players to n i* it n - M * p o ll double d u ly llk r th is 7*1* n 70-1*0 B a s i c a l l y . F l o r i d a ' s m ild n it n n-M* n n to71—7*0 r ll n t u lr a llo w s s o llh u ll. lik e r iit n n - ix toion >*-no Ik ise lu ll. to played yrur-m und and — even (luring Ih r w ln lrr — n n 1070-M i 7*7*77 7B-M1 it nlghl. B ill u n lik e fnseli.il]. 7 * i* n ii- M i sofiliatl games o n b o ih Ihe h ig li 7071 7 * n - l f l school and r r r r r a tlo n a l level n n i* n - m 7) 7* 7S **—M) r a r e l y l a s t m o r e l h a n (id 7* 7) 7* 70-7*1 n n il 7i-iei m inutes. A s a result, p layers are able to play one game In Ihe 7*7*7) 77-7*1 n it n - iii n o o n - in CONSOLATION GAME oo* *0* i — o i : L a k e BreafHy IN M f - t IM Muir* and Dull HarUnan and Vain WP - Hartman (11) L P — Muir* IB — Here TB — Non* HR - Nan* Record! — I41v Bi anitvj I ) _ ______ finals bul still thought Ihe tournam ent did her leant a lot ol good. " T h is was a good experience lor u s." said Frank. "We left I i runners on base against Lake Howell and you can't brat anyone when you do Ihat. But Ihe girls did a lot of and a n o th e r that The end result Is that Ihe level ol sollhull play Is on the rise. It s prrtly high to liegln with, but ih r con sta n t In v o lv m rn t in mmjM'lIBnit hours those already shiirji skills How many lim es have you seen double plays turned In slow pitch soMIm II bv nu n or women, m uch less high school girls? It's no surjirtsr. then, that Ihr learns that arr fortunate enough lo have these young womrn Jilayllig lor them are surcnvsful. Lake Howell, l- ik r Mary and O v tr iln s h o u ld h a l l l r La k e llrantlry lor Ihe S A C title while llol Tuna Is one ol ifie stair's top Inums in Ihat age group Is ih r rr a downside to jiLiylng high school and recreational solttiull at the siinir time? A ctu ­ ally. there ate two. Kvrtt lop lo ndlllonrt! athletes get (aligned and that's when injuries arr mosl likely In occur. Also, these young ladles are siipjmscd to tic sturlrnls llrst. sollhall players second It's easy to let studies slide when you have a game •fi.it lllghl Mill on t lie w hole. It’s a positive experience lor both the players anil Ihe Ians. Not only do Ihry have the npjxirtimlly lo Improve, we have Ihe rhan re lo see them play m oreollrii. IS 71 71 71-711 n iin n - ie ) NN«P STANDINGS! TRACK n 7* 7) 7*—7TI 7)7*71 73-717 7S 7* 7)70-7*4 1* 1* 7* 70-714 7 i7 t n n - n * 7*71 74 7)-714 7* 7* 7* • * -1*S 74 7* 7) 71—I d 70 n 70 74-MS 74 7* 70 7 0-M t n 7*7*70-71* I) I S M 70-M t SIMIHOLR COUNTY TR ACK HONOR RO LL GIRLS LONG JU M P - 1 Cow (LMI I* 1 I Boots* 1LMI 101. ) War* 111 1)7. 4 McDowell (LHI i l l ! S Lawrence (SI 144 * C sam barilLB I 137X4 HI OH JU M P - 1 Cook 1LM1 3 0 I RoFiHtir ILM) SO. ) S Pei umbo ILHI 4 10 4 CorAarelll (LHI 4 4. 4 Freeman 111 4 1 4 Weinman ILM) 4 0 SHOT PUT - I RwMiCki IS) M II A4 7 (11 34 I 1/4. ) A Brawn 111 U )>i. 4 ILMI M IS . ) Kobi* ILHI ) l i 0 Mints ID) )t a n B44CUS - I Kobe* ILHI W4«. I t n w IL) M l W; ) J a m ILMI M L a A/i*« ILHI » 4 ; ) M o r r l* ( L M I 7 la IM HIGH H U R D LES - I Ronion* (LMl 1*1. 7 C«r4*y*lli ILHI 17*. ) Wong (LBl 111. 4 Gran) (LHI S I . I Cltartll* ILM) If 4; * Ffeuenhotter ILM) 1* 7 144M E T E R DASH - I M cGill 111 111. I McDowell (LHI 1)4. ) Bank* 111 1)4. 4 Bucco While ILMI I) 7.1 Cook ILMI IT I M ILE RUN - 1. Ginotfo ILBI ) 17 4. ) F ra il ILHI ) 44 1. 1 M Palumbo (LHI S U n n i o n - io * 71 71 n 73- 71* 707* 7*70-10* 707*70 7)-M 7 7*7*7*71-11* It It 107*->M 71 7*77 74-71* n i t i o IS -M l 7* 74 IS 73—710 ] 1m eter M Tereut Teurneseaf A l RatMrdaai, HttUad. March a PMaf 4 m ill ILBI) SS 1.) Gul.sennlLMI* 041 Brad Gilbert (11. Psdmenf. Calif . Jena* Overturn (71, Sw adM ,aI.* 1 MO Y AR D R E L A Y - I Seminole at 4. ) Lyman S)7j ) Oviedo S4). 4 Lake Mary S4.7; S Lake Brantley St*, t Lake Howell 304 404Y A R D DASH - I Ward 111 *0). ) Snell ILM) *14; ) McGill 111 *11 t McDowell ILHI *3 I. 3)4 LOW H UR D LES - I A m * ILBI 47 I ) RoBHHv ILM) 4* A ) Wong |L8l SI A 4 M orril ILHI SI I. I Cardarelll (LHI U 3. * F ro u o n ro fferlL M JM t M 4 Y A R D R U N - I Snell ILM) ] 17 I. I Pauley 1LB) 1 )7 1 . 1 S Palumbo ILHI 1:144, 4 Lawrence ($) I M l . S SpllHr (LB) 1 M *. 4 Olion ILMI 1 40 • TR IP LE JU M P - 1 Cook (LM) U l . J Ward (S) 14)11; 1 Toombt IS) n m 4 Lewis (LI U 4. I Room# (LM) 1) I 4 McDowell» P i 1M-YARO DASH - I McGill 111 7* I 1 Snell ILM) 171; ) McDowell ILHI 77*. 4 Banks (SI 710 1 K Brown IS) 74 7. 4 Stuarl (LHI 7* I TWO M IL E RUN I Ginttto ILBI IIS * ); ) M Palumbo ILHI DO * 3 Newberry ILHI D M. 4 Tulin ILBI 11 3*1 5 Gutmorm (LM) 13 *43 M ILE R E L A Y - I Seminole 4 14 3. 1 Lake Mary 4 17 4, ) Lake BrantHy k I I 1. 4 Lake Howell I M ). 3 Oviedo* 411 IWO Ml L f R E L A Y - I Lako BraniHy 14 171; 1 Lake Mary 10 141; ) Like Howell 10 47 4; 4 Lyman 10 114. Saminota 11:117 u s a ja a v irg M s t f is i *4 la d im W e ill A l liidl** Walk. CaNI. Mar.4 *'--»■- Ml--I Martina Havrafilava Atpan. CaS (II ael Helena Sukova. CiecIwtlevakW II). O t 0 7. 01 I h B iN COIcege (A x l — Invlled pifeher Jerry Reuit Id report la Iheir training camp and werk eut wtm Iheir Vanceuver miner Hague team Sa* PH(B — Renewed Ih* confraclt of pifeher Dan Murphy. Viliekfer Joey Cera and f l r t l b a ia m a n Rob N a lia n and P h il Slephenton. named Roger RlHy a im ia n f director el public re la IPm Seam* — Named Pef* Vanderwerkar a w ila n f director *1 piblic relatione; homed Molly Megan public reHIHm atiittanl Heuiten - Placed guard John Lucao on the iniured hit M ateceadlO B ay cawbact. Hecbay Hartferd — Traded defenwman SI*** Dykttra lo Ballon tar delememan Jell Strike Mfaaoeo** — Colled up goaltander Jar mo M yllyt from Kalamaiao of tha International Hockey League. M a n lre o l — R a in tlo ta d center Guy Carbenneau and detareaman Craig Ludwig after a I game tuipanian NV Ranger* — CalHd up forward Kavln M i IHr and delememan j aii BHemberg Irom Flint at Ih* Intarnatlanaf Hockay League O U Q T B O P T H H P A V guod things lo eonie back from Ihat defeat lo beat Luke Mary and Santuluccs. We had nine hits and u ily one error against Lake Mary and we played excellent defense against Sanliflucrs." In the third-place game, ihe I’atrlots scored two runs In each of the first two Innings, then turned the game over to pitcher Kelly Hartman, who held Santaluecs to three singles. Michelle Davis and Chrtsia SehruefTcl bolh went 2 -for-3 to jxscc the Lake Brantley offense. SHOT PUT - I C Mute i l l 3* MH; » C Smith ILMI I* II A*. ) D While (LBl 43 11 I * 4 Moor* IS) 431’ > 3 Crayton ILI •1 l l ' v * b ra w n iLH Itl 0 DISCUS - I C Smith ILM) 1411. 1 Hampton IS) I d . ) D Whit* ILBI 1)4 7. 4 Toth ILHI 177 7. 3 J Menello (LMI 117 3 * Adams (LM I 114 7 IN HIGH H U R D L E ! - I Thomat (SI IS A J Foret (SI IS* I Anderson (LBl 14 1 t Furbuth ILHI 1*1. 3 Peter ion 111 l*|. a Atkint 111 Ik* I M M E T E R DASH - I W llliami (S i 10 * 1 JoAnion ILBl II 7 7 Coflm elLM l II 1 M ILE RUN - I Uexertion ILMI 4 71 3 ) Feela ( L B l *•Jt «. ) Sprmenavt ILHI 4 a) 7. A Tugman ILBI 4 31 • *44T A R O R E L A Y - I Saminoie 4)1. 1 Lako Mary 43 A J OvOdd *3 4. 4 Lak* Brantley U S *44 Y A R D DASH - I Murphy 111 3)1 1 Johmon (LB) 3)0, ) Hilchmen IS) 33 7. 4 Comm ILMI 141 1 A i o n i s i s i c 134 IN T E R M E D IA T E . H U R D LES I Thornet 111 40 0 1 Marshall ILI 4> 7. ] Peterson ()) 4 7 4 . * Hobbs ILBI 0 4. I Hammonlrte ILHI 43 1. 4 Ruts ILM) 43 4 *** Y A R D RUN - 1 D a m IS) 1 M 7, J Elbery ILMI I 01 t. 3 Robertson ILM) ) 0*. 4 Ooug'jt ILBI 3 Of* TR IP LE JU M P - I Williams 111 a* 10. 7 Moor* 111 44 I 'l. ) Fnson 111 41 (. 4 CoHon I D M O'S. ) Holley IL) 44 4'a, 0 Dantilar ILBI 141 174 Y AR D DASH - I Johnson ILBI 77 I ) Comm ILMI 73 0 3 Oavlt (SI J4 4. 4 Williams 111 )4 7 TWO MILE RUN — I M.lchall I D * 231. 3 Padgetl ILI 10 0* 7. 3 Lewis (LM l 10 II ), * Morris ILHI 10 14 S Hobart ion (LMI I* 1*3.4 Fool* (LB) 9 401 M ILE R E L A Y — I Seminole ) 704. 7 Lak* Brannoy I 30 I ) Oviedo I 43 4 PO LE V A U L T - I Hobbs I L V 140. 7 M ail Kaiser U B l 13 1. J Likens ILMI 110 ) Booth* ILBI 114; S Green ILMI 10 0. 0 CreigoILM) 10* TW O M ILE R E L A Y - I Lake Mary 1 70 4. 1 Lake Brantley 4 311. ] Lakt Howell 4 44 4 BOV'S LONG JU M P - I Moore (SI 77 t j. 7 William* 111 II l'a ; 3 Bouey IL) 70 4'y 4 S Smith ILM) 70). ) Collins ILMI I* 10 HI0M JU M P - I Jaros.k ILI * J 'l . 1 Goins 10) * ); A (lie) Elbery ILMI. S Smith IL M ).G o W » * (S )tt PICKS A tlO O kU cm mifc* you in (Mart TrackCoatloucd from IB I and discus 11OH-6 , her lies I Ihrow of Ihe year|. N atalie New berry cam e In third In the Iwomlle run ( 1 2 :5 0 ) as Trtcla Frost finished eighth In the mile run (6 :0 1 ). Lake Howell will run against O v ie d o In a d u a l m eet on Tuesday before going lo Ihe Winter Park Relays next Friday. " W e right and fuss about athletes all around the country, and wlicn everything Is said and done. Hank Gathers rem inds me so m uch of what life Is all about. T h e kid Is a soldier for a lot of kids. T o hear Ihat just devas­ tated me. How unfair It is. Somewhere Hank has a smile. He was where he wanted lo be." • T e m p le C o a c h Jo h n Chanoy. shortly after learning Gathers had collapsed and died while playing for Loyola Marymount In the West Coast Confer­ ence Tournament. Softballtournament's Most V a lu ­ able (‘layer anil Join Maitlnez and r rte rs on ih e a llio u rm in e n t team. " T h is WiLs a great tournament for us.“ said Luciano. "Because we got |u play a lot of soliball and experiment with tome things we Jiad been practicing on. It's nice to see som ething you practice on work lit game situ a tio n s” Lake Hr.ml Icy coach fX-bble Frank was disappointed that her learn did not get to the And while Oviedo Ulil run play In i he Early Bird Tournam ent. o o n n - iii $ 10,000.00 WINNER JacKpot given awiy every Sal night 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE NtftfyfXpnt H a w s Mon.KM. T hftN fl l(4ti' ktftfmtaKu* Sorry, must be 18. ■ fflE E INSPECTION SERVICE ! 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP ^ i CAU*"■ I C o n tin u e d fro m I B a iir r n n o n nlghl. lotIM •rT'xmtv «*• MItM 9 (Nr«*4JMi r* tatM* $Q95 n n (MUM .... [ f r e e TOWING I ew w u b*m n * fMIS vvith AO SUIlFOH) 91IIF (Uk-Jp-.-jOS 114439 fJO)f H,*(r n allf i-( it o - im 831-1600 u 'uVuFilWJtfi | •OkAI M I !Aery**, from North ol Orlando, ajsj off Hwy. 17 92 | cod 301 Dog Track Rd .Longwood •lie IweO kw bmpfhm Um§ I J HI UUiUIllT «U.fUW I I 5 SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB | SMfOAO t ill GMT *,nt % CHUUDQ10 ilf IT I <% *p| fm§C*HlSNl X* i® 311.4210 _J DELANO 1Jw H Wuxlwk] (9041 T3G-4BBG 1 I AAL TRANSMISSION WORLD I (S L1 1 LL1 U n lb e d W a y THE HEART OF FUPRIOA OWANGS • O S C tO L A - l l l b f t l J �Sanford Hank). Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 1 1990 — M People Pesky armadillos in yards can be outsmarted IN B R IE F Fishing toumsy for blind sot S A N F O R D — T h e S anford L lo n a C lu b w ill la u n c h lla A n n u a l Shad F ish in g T ournam ent for llte v is u a lly Ivandk-apprd at Millie* U k r Park. M arch 10. Tl*e M 'h rdulc l» aa follow*: • 0 a.m.. Meel a* M ullet Lake P a rk ground* • fK IO n .m .. A ll h n a ia ln w ater . • 12.30 p.m.. Weigh-In of fl»h • I p m .. P lr n lr *pon*orrd by S u n Hank • 2 p.m .. A w a rd in g o f trophic* In |>a*t years. 23-30 taw I* have been Involved T h e r lu b I* In nerd of m o rr boats th is year. Fo r detail*, r a il N orm Mart. 321-3733 o r H rtty r S m ith . 330-3601. Qolf toumsy schsdulsd S A N FO H I) — Sanford Notary H rra k fu il C lu b w ill bold It* a n n u al G o lf T m im a m rn l ut the H eathrow C o u n try C lu b , today .Shotgun slu rt w ill be at 12 :15 p m . H rv rra g rs a n d heavy h o rs d 'o e u v rrs tn lte * rrv rd . 9 10 0 donal kin: proceed* go to K o la i y chart Hr* Detail*, ca ll Steve C o ovrr. 322-4031. Qsrdsn show plinnsd S A N FO H I) — A S p rin g L u n rh rn n and H om e and G arden Show *pon*orrd by Ixora G arden C lu b la sch eduled 10 a m. to 2 p m . . M arch!), at the Sanford C iv ic Center. S an ford Avenue. Hom e and garden Item*, baked good* a n d edu cation al display* to be featured. Proceed* go toward a c iv ic beautification project. Lun ch eon to be served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p m Ticket*. 93. For tickets, ca ll Jo y ce M alone. 322-3600 CALENDAR *'• • - -V- — Child programs offsrsd S A N F O R D — T he Parent Resource Cen ter and Sem inole C o m m u n ity College are rn-*pon*urtng C h ild ProgrutW* In M jr r h ui Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. Sessions to b r held M onday and Tuesday, are lla h y Lab T oddler l-alls for parent* and ch ild re n age b irth to 1) m onths: for parent* and c h ild re n 9 to 16 month*: lo r parent* and ch ild re n 16 to 24 months: and for w o rk in g parent* and ch ild re n hlrkh lo toddlers. D etails, cu ll M ary H u n grrt at parent resource center. 323*1430. r x l. 575 or 3 2 1-4662 At one lim e o r another, most hom eow ners w ill e n ro u n le r an a rm a d illo In the yard, even If they do not live near a woods o r field. A r m a d illo s a re in te r e s tin g a n im a ls lh a i have an Incredible a b ility to su rvive and flou rish despite the rapid urban isation of C c n in il Florida. If y o u a re b o t h e r e d b y a rm a d illo dam age lo y o u r prop­ erty. Ih err are a few th in gs about Iheir habit* that are Important to know. First, afl the dam age that vou see l» lik e ly lo be caused by on ly one arm a dillo no m a ile r how e x trn s lv r the digging Is. A rm a d illo * are solitary a n im als lh a l have hom e ranges that o v e r l a p l i t t l e w i t h o ilie r a rm a d illo s Therefore, co n tro l m e a s u re s ca n be d ir e c t e d tow ards o n ly o n r a rm a dillo w ho Is ra u s ln g the problem. Second, the damage w ill lik e ly co n tin u e at a fa irly constant rate u nle ss the problem Is effectively addressed The a rm a dillo s w ill generally not leave their home range u nless forced to do so. T h e re are no effective te ch ­ n ique s lo solve you r s rm a d lllo problem other th an trapping It unh arm ed and relocating It. A s w ith m ost w ild life problem s, there a ren ’t a n y "e a s y " solu ­ tion*. Here are some of the controls for arm adillo* lh a l do not work. Scent repellents, like mothball*, generally cau*r the anim al lo m ove a few fret aw ay and d ig a new hole. Scare devices or u l­ trason ics are totally Ineffective. Fences and screens don’ t work because the a rm a d illo can dig u n d e r su ch a stru ctu re If II sh ou ld choose lo. Y o u w i l l n o t c a u s e an a rm a dillo to Irave by try in g to 111) It* holes or burrow* T hey w ill s im p ly rr-excavate them. T h e re a r r also no poison h a lls lo use. A rm a d illo * a rr Insert raters, and th e y w ill not feed o n poison bolts designed for gm ln-eatlng roden ts lik e rat* and m ire . A n o th e r Ineffective m ethod often suggested I* lo spray the law n lo control Insect*. Since arm a dillo * do rat Insert*, th is w o uld seem like good advice. How ever, a rm adillo * w ill conHnue lo a r a r r h a treated lawn for food. In foci, th e ir d ig g in g can In c re a s e In a tre a te d la w n because It Is harder for them to fin d food and they have lo dig m ote to fin d what Is there. A re you getting discouraged vet? W h a t does w o rk In co n tro l­ lin g a rm a dillo * I* to trap them live. A rm a d illo * are m ore d if­ ficu lt to tra p than o th e r a n im als lik e raccoon* and opossum s. In fact, y o u w ill p rob a b ly catch a raccoon o r opossum in the trap before you catch an arm adillo. L iv e tra p s are a v a ila b le from S e m in o le C o u n iy A n im a l C o n ­ trol lih e rc is a w a llin g list), from h ardw are or farm a n d feed stores or you ca n m ake one yourself. H all the trap w ith ove rripe soft I r u ils a n d v e g e ta b le s . T h is create* a " m u lc h " th a t w ill attra ct Insects a n d send the arm adillo * looking for Ihe In­ sect*. Set Ihe trap In an area that a lready receive* a lot o f digging by a n a rm a d illo . C o v e r Ihe Sem inole H igh School C la s s of IUH0 I* liM iklng lor fellow classm ate* for It* 10th reunion c c lr brat ton For more inform ation, ca ll M ike. 789-6936. Employees of the month How all Place o l Sanford, 200 W. 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Once ih e a n im a l Is trapped, relocate It Im m ediately lo an underdeveloped area at leasl 10 m ile s aw ay or ca ll A n im a l C o n ­ tro l to rem ove it for you. Re­ m o vin g II a shorter distance m ay re su lt tn h a v in g the a rm a dillo re tu rn , w iser now and m ore difficu lt to trap a second time. A lw a y s seek perm ission o f the p r o p e r t y o w n e r or p a rk personnel before releasing any w ild anim al. T here w ill he a program on dealing w ith a rm a d illo s In y o u r yard as w ell as other w ild life today, at 2 p.m.. In Ihe S e m in o le C o u n t y A g r ic u lt u r e C e n t e r A u d ito riu m located across from Flea W orld off U.S. H igh w a y 17-92. C r a ig H r u g e l. u rb a n w ild life specialist. Is the spe cia l guest speaker. T h e program is free and open to the public. Fo r a free fart sheet titled "A la rm e d Abou t A rm a d illo s ” , just give me a ca ll o r drop b y the A g ricu ltu re Center. (C tfoslB W h lU la Ssm lnol* C o u n ty E x t e n s io n U rb a n Horticulturist. Phono: 323-2900, a x t 9999.) Is woman’s place in home or war zone? Wanted: Classmates This group, Irom the Sem inole High S ch o ol c la s s of 1980 Is planning its tOth reunion celebration. Graphic prerlAed X, temieoio Coonlp Ietoneton tomks For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, March 2. Pvt. T im o th y M. D o n lh l, Ihe son o f B u rle so n N. a n d Uonntc A. D o n lh l. 724 Lake A v c .. A lta ­ m onte S prings, has graduated fro m th e U.S. A r m y ca v alry scout course at Fort K n o x . K y . K n o w n a* the "e y e s a n d ears” o f the unit, scout* observe and learn os m u ch as th e y c a n about a ta ctica l situation a n d then report th e ir fin d in gs to th eir com m ander. H e Is a 1988 g ra d u a te of L y m a n H igh School. Longwood. A r m y N a tio n a l G u a r d S[>ec. C h a rle s D. Hayes III. son of C h a rle s D. and A n n e A. Hayes. 4 4 9 E llio tt A vc.. Sanford, re­ ce n tly com pleted the 44-w cck S pe cia l Forces M edical Sergeant Q u a lific a tio n C o u rs e at Fo rt Ilragg.. N.C. The m edic* were trained to provide m edical a n d veterinary cure to Indigenous p opu latio ns o f the T h ird W orld co u n trie s re­ ce iv in g m ilita ry assistance. Hayes Is a 1987 graduate of S e m in o le H igh School. Sanford. |r j F lo yd T h e a tre s | PL A / A twin M W Y I t *: G i f i f i C K f rs a v a i l a tit f * >o: M in i LOOSE CANNONS T j , " 1-1 LOOK WHO'S TALKING |j a w u n .a x w i say. "W o m e n do not belong alongside m en In com bat." Hut. on second thought, perhaps a w o m a n 's place Is where she w an ts lo b e . In the provocative w ords of c o lu m n ls l E lle n G o o d m a n ; "P e rh a p s w hen 18-ycur-old girls s t a r t c o m i n g h o m e in w heelchairs and body bags, we ll begin to wonder why we th in k It’s acceptable for 18-year-old boys to com e home that w ay.” DRAR ABBT) T h is te lle r Is directed lo " S ic k of H er” — the w om an w h o com plained about u co-w orker w ho Is alw ays te llin g h er s o m e th in g "fo r h er ow n good." (Her s k irt Is lo o long: her h a ir Is "to o re d ." etc.) I. loo. have someone — m y siste r — w h o feels com pelled to m ake g ra tu itou s "h e lp fu l" re­ m a rks lo Im prove me. It used lo Irritate me beyond m easure u n til I heard m y stepson — a lib e ra l U nited Congregational C h u rc h m in iste r — preach a serm on e n title d " C h o o s in g Y o u r A u ­ dience.” It liberated m e forever. I have shared the g lsl o f It w ith m any others w hom It has also sel free. T h e th ru st Is that J e s u s C h rist Is the sole m e m be r of y ou r a udience w hom you need to co nside r or even th in k about. I am not p a rtic u la rly religiou s, b u l now I can look at som eone w ho Is " h e lp in g " m e. and say aloud,, o r lo m yself. "H e /sh c Is not m y a u d ie n ce ." Perhaps " S ic k o f H e r" co u ld m erely lo ok at her benefactor and say. "T h a n k s, hut you 're not In m y a u d ie n ce ." G iv e It a irv . It w orks. LIBERATED IN WALNUT CREEK DEAR LIBERATED: I am for a n y th in g that w orks. If II lifts the s p ir it s , m in im iz e s (he h u rt, b o ls te rs th e c o ln fld c n c e a n d h u rls no one. I say. " G o for It." Sanford Herald MISSED D E LIVE R Y Call: 322-2611 SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. v Q v ifm x o D'i W A FUTURE FRMALE SOLDIER DEAR FUTURE FEMALE SOLDIER) M y first Impulse Is to Readers? MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. DRIVING MISS DAISY “ u s DEAR ABBT: How do you feel a b o u t s e n d in g w o m e n In to com bat? T h is Is a subject I’ve never seen m entioned In you r co lu m n. I am a w om an who w ill be g o in g t h r o u g h A r m y b a s ic tra in in g In a few months. I th in k It w ould be foolish of me to say that I want to go Into battle (after a ll. who w a n ts lo gel shot at?), but I th in k It’s totally u n fa ir lo e xclu d e w om en from com bat d u ly when they can handle It as well as men. W om en should b r expecled to do the same w o rk as m en In the m ilita ry a n d in wartim e. W hen are the Am erican peoplr going lo rcu lU e lh a l women arc a viable source for ou r national defense? C a na dia n law has been revised, and now women are allow ed to serve In all m ilita ry positions — except on su b m a ­ rin e s — In Ihe Canadian um ted forces. There are plenty of m en out there who w ould gladly give up th e ir c o m b a t p o s itio n s lo wom en, and plenty of wom en w h o w ould Ju m p at Ihe chance to prove them selves In battle. I’d be Interested In seeing w hat other readers, e,pec tally m en and w om en In the m ilita ry, ih ln k o f lh ls . P O I3 | “SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR G O A L” �r l * «■ - San lord H rteM , Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 9. (NO Ltgal Notice* L tg rt jjg jt e H IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT 0# f l m i m in a m f o r m * COUNTY ON SEMINOLE SEMINOLI COUNTY D l SCRIPT ION E l l IIM P L I - LIMITED ACCISS RIOHT OP WAY P A R C ! L NO Mt That port ot; That portion to top sw to el lactton T. toenthlp SO Saulh. Ran|* II la s t , Samlnala Comity- Florida, lying Witter ty it SION Road m (LESS rood right at way) AMO ALSO cnriLacTMN NOii STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MEATH ROW LAND ANO □e v elo fm in t CORPORATION, (fat attar, at i s l a n d LA R I, atsardti* Natal tharaal m racardad In plat M L paga » at it* Public SamBtaNCaunty.pt AND ALIO Tha Ioat t« at Oavammant Lot | ( L I U R* SauPt NT A Nat tharaal and Nut portion tylnp within tha Plat at ISLAND LA R I SUBDIVISION. as re LWiad In Plat Baai 1. papa a at tha Public Records at Samlnala Caunty. Florida) to Sacttan IT. Tan aship M South. Ranpa I* M O T K tO F M H T STATION F lO R W A T O s !m Flrtlfl al Sami Paul SERVE: I U ) Mrnneea** Ifraof SI Paul. M w in P i UNI Parol lat Flo ra e* T ra p o ta r M Srcamara Street j*ckton.Ohtoe)Cto Panto HI Ta all m m d M an R oN tana ara ii.mg. and II any ar an dMwv 'fS t " at lha camar at lha SW to at lactton t, Township a South. Ranpa a last. Samkwto County. F torIda; lhana run North E T c r a " i n i is* it Nat ta tt* Wastarly •listing LUMtad Acctu right gt way IV* at state Read M l (1*1: athar p artia l claiming By. torouW. wndto. ■r agelnei any tanaanh. II glleg. and. II daad. mair i n l ia a n apauaa. ham, dovitam. lapataai . grontoa. craaitari, Iletter,. ar alhar partial claiming By, torauEPi, atanp saN Wastarly ripht at way llna «T to Nat Nr lha POINT OF IIGINNING at N* lit* *-■— a a■ — -a--------»a. - j, am ■oang laWwiw ■nciNHUt mence, smith i i - m r * west a n a Nat at a dan It. and all having ar claiming ta have arty ripht, mi*, ar hriaraU In and ta tt* property A m a i l in tha Petition, la *11; a radtua at toll f] Nat and a chard Oadrlnp at South JltoTU” SECTION m a d 107 ( T A T I ROAD m 1141 SEMINOLE CO UN TY D IS C R E T IO N : atanp lha art at aaM curve thraufh a canlral angla al w v r r r a distance at TSS.ST Nat N tha North lb* at tha Savth Nl.«! Nat at lha Eatt toat Oatarnnwnl Lat 1 to Section it. Township a South. Ranpa If Eaat. Samlnala County. Florida. Nr the and at tetd curva and tt* •tooBatop harem dtecr toad. CONTAINING t.ITt acrat. FEE SIMPLE — LIMITED ACCESS RlOtiTOP WAV PARCELNO. Ill Thai part at: Oararnmanl Lai I. Secftan It, TaomMp M Sevto. Ranpa IT Eatl. Somlntoe Camay. PNr Ida a n d me lea f >1 of to# Watt •I said Satttan It. all tylnp North and Wool al to# Atlantic Caatl Una Ratlraad and Sauto ot Laaa Mary lantarard dncriBadaalaiiaa*: Commanta al lha Narlhnaal comar al Sactlvi ti, Tannaht* X Savth. Ranpa » last. Sami neN Caurtty. rtartda taM patm being an tha cantar llna al ivrvty al Laid Alary BavWvard. Section TTtaO; lhana rvn atana totd ivrvty llna Nr lha tatten tny TOGETHER with all righto ft topraaa. agrasa. light, air altd view Between the Grantor's remaining property and any laciiity constructed an tha above ^OW NB o ' T v :11'PAULUCCI IN V E ST M E N T S, a Florida General Partnership SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE racardad to Offklal Racardt Bead sal, papa M l ASSIGN M ENT OF MORTGAGE re to Official papa 1CU. MORTGAGE IFICATIOH racardad In Official Racardt Baa* to**, papa 1*11 a n d M O R T G A G E MODIFICATION recorded In OHkiel Recerde Been ltto. page H fl to lever at LEWIS BUSI NESS FORMS. INC , a Florida Carperetton. and MORTGAGE racardad to OTIiclai Records Booh ng. pap* if*7 to Iaver al THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAINT PAUL Tau a n each notified dial ma Positioner Iliad Its swam Pofltlen and lit Declaration ol Tab top to Nile C a u l against you as defendants, seeking la condemn By eminent domain proceeding, lha aie.'l described property lacatad to the Slate at Florida. Ctomly to Seminal# You are further notified (hot the Petitioner will aapty to lha Honorfile o H. Eaton. Jr., at* el lha Judaea el toil Court on the ■am day at April, a o . lean, at liM o'clock P M . In SEMI HOLE County Courthouse. San ford. Florida, tar an Order at Taking In mis cause All deton dents ta mis suit may raguttl a hearing at It* tin* and peace designated and be heard Any defendant lalltop to file * ra quest tor haring shall waive any right to ehtact to It* Order ol Taking AND Each attendant it hereby ra gu.red ta serve written defenses. It any. and request a hearing. If desired, to u ld Petition an DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 7t*S Woodland Blvd DaLand. F torIda MHO c/o Lawrence S Gardner District Five Eminent Oomeln Attorney SO* TIP t i l l on or before the Md day of April. A D . Itte and Ilk It* originals with If* Clerk of th.t Court on that data, to show cause what right, title. Interest, or Iwn you ar any of you have In and to If* properly described in tha Petition and to show cauu. It any you have, why it* proper ty should net ha condemned tor ttw uses and pm poses set forth In the Pell IIon II you loll to answer, a default may be an fared against you tor lha relief demanded In the Petition II you loll to request a hearing an It* Petition tor Order ot Toting you shall waive any right to object to u ld Order of Taking WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL tf u ld Court on tt* ism day ot February. A 0 . IttO MARYANNE MORSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Rum King Deputy Clerk H EAL) Publish February M. March S. a If. m e DEN III i f i l ' t i " Wail m u tael la the beginning al a curve cancava Northerly, havtnp a radtua al lilt IS tael and a chard Baartnp ot North u - W J f W ni: thanco Waiterty atony to* arc ef Mid curva through a canlral anpN al ll-jr* !" a dtttanu at m i * Not tor tha and al tald curva: lhana Narth i r i r i r ' Wail 111 11 teat ta It* baginning al a curva cancava Saulharty. having a radiu* al M S B Nat and a chord boaring al North t l * i r w IN■■ ■U Mil ■*—r - - ■------to ■ “ ■1 "■ tnffTCT IWI 1IT 17 (w>f “ ore ol told curve through a central angla al • P W a dittance al B O I Nat tor tha and al Mid curve: lhana North •i*#S 11 Wait Ma n laalj ihanca. deaertu* taM. turvav lint. South B f U IT' Wail P u teat to the Southerly a.ltring right al way llna al Laha Alan Boulevard N r lha POINT OP BEGINNING: lhana anNnua South OS'to ir - Wail to.Jd Nat: lhana South to*W)T" loot M i It. n * n a South t r u j i well » Not: Ihonca South w o r n " Eatt MS so Nat: lhana South last NT it Nat to it* Wattarty .listing right al way Ima al lha cBanMnad C S X . R a llr a a d i Ihanca N o rth 11 * 11 '**" f a i l along told railroad right al way NT* tool lo anoint Mstgnatod o, Point A: ihonca cantlnua North W irc c " E ail along u ld railrood right ol way 10 IS toat to tha hogutnlng ol * curva cancava Waiterly. hovlng a radius al I14A17 tool and a chord boaring al Narth l l - c l ' i l " l a t l i Ih anca Northerly along tha arc ol t*id curva through a canlral angla ol Ol-IS'II" a distance al 11.17 tool to lha Southerly aaltttng right ol way lin o a l L a h a M a r y Boulevard Nr tha and al u ld curva and lha beginning *| a curva concave Northerly, hav ing a rodiut at ittt N Nat and a chord bearing at North f t - l l l f " Watt. Ihanca Wattoriy along it* arc al u ld curve Iu ld aalstlng Southerly right ol way llna) Inraugh a canlral angla al Oitortt" , diilanca al M IT teal lor me end ol u ld curva. Ihanca North m i ' l l " WMI 11**1 Nat to it* baginning al a curva concave Southerly, having a radius ol *1*171 Nat and a chord boar mg at NoriMI-to'E*" Wait, th e m Northerly along tha arc ol laid curve through a canlral angla ol a****'la" a distant* ol ira.M toat tor the s r o r i r west M r u toat to the Paint at beginning CONTAINING I *70 acta*, more or toss TOGETHER with all rights ol ingress, ogress, light, air and maw between it* Grantor's rsmaining property and any laciiity constructed on tha above described property along lha lot lea mg deter ibed llna: BEGIN al designated Pawn A ascribed above, thence rtai Norm m g or- West *71 *1 Net tor mo end ot It* lino being tw» m described O W N E D I T L E O T iE P A N I E R . F L O R E N C E TK EPAN IER. MICHAEL 1 P A U L U C C I. GINA J . PAULUCCI end CYNTHIA 7 « lo r m e r ly inownatCynm*J Peuiucci M O M CALL TO U. FR E E rt i*a t a r s t a t e R O A D d » ll *1 s ec tio n CELEBRITY CIPHER Cwe&ftfj O & m art hen* awoinew tty (Map* put v*d peaant t«(A net* ■»w wphw mmm ■ D V C C I K J P C M P L U L J J O I K O X L J J L P N K D O T L U D E J L U A — K O I IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ItTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R i r u rte u w VWWTE r r u iw V i Ei j FLORIDA. CASE M L f P I M b C A g a L AM ERIFIRST B A N K. A F E D IR A L S A V IN G S B A N K . lormerly known at Amar IFirst Federal Sevlngt and Lean W I J N I C I I A D M L J K M . ’ Y D N A L S K P L 2 A K N L A C I P . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N Lea l ruohl l dream ed I eta a larv p o u nd m RrahmdRo*. and when I w oke up M Q o n * " — Tom m y C o o p e r r i- H * t e W a w H 4 CLASSIFIED ADS S « m in o l« O r la n d o • W in te r P a rk 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 __________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. PRIVATE PASTY SATES h o o ss^ Assoc 1aHon. $2 2 2 2 5 5 2 :' w 1 5 PteUitm J A M E S * K N I G H T .E T A L , NOTICI T o SNOW CAW1I SOOERSTROM . Legal Notice* NOTICI OF FOHBCLOEUHE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y OIVEN pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment at Foreclosure dated February IL 1*00 and entered bs Coat He a t u c e C A t f L at ft* Circuit Court at tha liT H Judklal Circuit In and tar Sami na* County. Florida, wherein AMERIFIRST RANK. A FED BR A L SAVINGS RANK, termarly tnonn as AnwrlFtrst Faderal Savings and Lean A ue clefton. Plaintiff, and JAMES ■ KNIGHT. ET AL . d a deSen dank. I wut eallto If* highest bidder tor cash at ttw Wait Front Door of tha Seminole County Ceurmouse, Sanford. Ftorida. al II » o'clock A M on It* Nth day at March. IttO. It* following described property as •at Nrth In saM Summary Final Judgment, to wit: That certain condominium parcel known a* Unit Na 17 C. i f DESTINY SPRINOS. A CONDOMINIUM, according to ttw Declaration there©! as re corded In Official Record* Beak 1117. Page law. and lubse quantly amended in Otllclal Racardt Beak IldL Pape l**7, all ef tha PiMIk Racardt of Samlnala Ceunly. Florida; together with a OPTfls interest to too land, common elemonls. and tep o n lat appurtenant Together with all It* tm pavements now or horattor erected an u ld property, and all aaum enti. right, appurto nances rents, rayeltwe. miner at. all and gas rights and protits. stock, and alt tlstuos na* ar twruttar a part of It* property. Including rtplecments and ad dltVom thereto OATCD mis IHh day at Fab ruary. IttO MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk Cucull Court By JanaE.Jatewic Deputy Clark Publish: February M A March V Itte DEN H i NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notke is hereby given mel we ere engaged In busfnest al to N Edge man Ave . Winter Springs nrag, Seminata County, Florida under tha Fictitious Name at T O P S LAWN S ERVI CE A HAULING, and that wo intend to register said nan* with It* Clark at tt* Circuit Court. Sam toe* Ceunly. Florida, to ec cordenco with ttw Provisions ot ttw Fktitfous Nan* Statutes. TaWIt: Section H I M Florida Statutes 1*17 Roger W Tochtrop Barry J Summers Publish February II, It. la. March 1. IttO — DEN 111 iaI U T M Y S -N m ZZZZXZi '■TS I ircl J CO M M ON W EALTH MORT GAGE CO M PA N Y OF AMERICA. L. P , Plaintiff, vs. D E L M 0 E N T E L . lt living, at u s . at a l. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLO RIDA TO D E L M D E N T E L . it living, and It married. MRS O I L M D E N T E L . his wile. It living. Including any unknown spouse af u l d Defendants It either hat remarried end it either ar both ol u l d Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran la ss, a ssign ee s, c rs d llo r s . lienors end trustees, end all ether p e ru n s cla im in g by. through, under or against ttw named Defendants Whose residence Is unknown YOU AR E N OTIFIED that an ec!<en to forociet© o mortgage an tha follow Ing property m Sem.no* County. Florid* * Condominium Unit 1*7, Build Ing tR. of H IDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM according to tha Declaration ol Condominium recorded on November IL ltg* m Official Racardt Book IH* pages Ot*l thru 07*s and amended by lirsl amendment thereto recorded on March IL isos m Official Records Book 1*11. Pages *71 thru it* ot the Public Records of Somlnoio County. Florida, together with all appurtenances thereto end an undivided Interest In It* common elements of said Con dominium os set form In u ld Declaration hat boon tiled againsl you end E LM E R R AYM O N D HUDSON. It living, end M RS E L M E R RAYMOND HUDSON, hit wife, if living, including any unknown tpouu ol U ld Delondanli It either hat remarried and It either or bom ot u>d Defendants are deceased. Ihair respective unknown holrs. devisees gron lees, assign ees, cre d ito rs. Honors end trustees, end a!( Othsr persons cla im in g by through, under or ©gainst the nom ad D e ls n d a n li and H ID D EN SPR IN G S CONDO MINIUM, a corporation you are required to servo a copy ol your written defenses, if any to H on JO SEPH M PA N IELLO . ESQUIRE Pla.nl,ft s attorney whoso address >t M l N Franklin Street Suite U M Tampa Florida 1*0} on or before tt* *th day ol April. ivso and t<* it* original with the Clark of this Court either before u rv .e e on PlelrillM't attorney or .mmed.ofety there alwr otherwise a default will be entered against you ter tt* rolwl demanded In It* Com pie.nl or Petition DATED on this 1st day ot March ten ISEAL I MARYAN N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT CO URT BY Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish MarchS I) tt M. 1*00 O E O It ★ FLOORMAN# ■ HOURS t G O O D B I N I F I T S E X P E R IE N C E REO U IR ED Lengwied Heelto Cert OHM FLORIDA JORCENTER, INC. on wUiim id doy Cancel tog may lor keys your od runs ol a r * earned when yr Uee M l deictlpWeii tor toktokt reeuiti Copy must follow occoprob* O*ADCt o ll Noon The Day Ealp a PuBkcaown Sunday - II A M Saturday Monday ■ II JO A M Satordoy , A D J U S T M I N T S A N O C R I O I T t : In Mm t v g irt a l b r T T B F IR BR b A . m m U r Ebt A H d fo M d rill Mb rotpdtH lB lo Igr H m H r t t iR t a r t t M B iH y i M m l y H Mm t a t a R i b » M r c M t M M t Ir u t Me w . FI n n d u c k * w r M la r a c c u r a c y TTm f ir s t May M 7790 S. Watii Am NMirmr RbMEsUit BMw. OrxRftCitT, H.. 327*3 CALLCOLLECT (9B4) 774-4344 Of 4777 Coordinator Sato* Manager Cook EtoctrKien TtSISHRI IXOWK v Comm To») 1000 , VRI *7 H R ' lle H R I Office | enced to typing end t to key cafe viator. F e ll flew. C all m tm . Suun NRIBimiST Fed or pert Nine1. BBM have BN Can S I MR7 M m ELKS F lt e lb lt erg an tied p e ru n stlto pfeeseni levif t*n.R ep helpful W t S t k HOUSE K I I F I N B TO*ATT, COMMUNITY Apply to perun M F to m M to* i eilBPlnle Adei tm ltd*. HOUSE XIE FIN O /LA U N O R T A ID It f«*/P«rt r*M hsbMi W ill Irein Seed b e n e iits' Apply 1SS Lpndover Flare. B7FM. IO C N O U tlR R I F I R N EED ED • Retorenoe a must Deleils Cell F T P B jM jr jS ET77 C tR I J I - P t e o m Ie M in iT P M M K Listen Te Tatung Personal si 11 per call charge toph bill 7 1 - H > l» W A im d in * w x i oEASY SPOT* Carr* tn to end go to stork a *7**01______________ a tram * today I Her** busy phones a tra m s.--- -------- a ft* m m end a r r a s m ______________ a tram * help where needed > Ta Leave Mesne* Ftoe..*e* tm AAA EM PLOYM ENT 7 M W .H IB M ....... T il 111* t>— SyclA l NtflCRE ♦ ATTHmOM* * HOUSEWIVES* SCCOHC ASOTMT For Details I too *23 OS* ^ W rid e N o te rjA iu c le tio ^ 27— N u r s d ry & Child CArt A F F O R D A B L E . LOVINO. In H on* Day Cere tam tam Lk/Cetf...................... M lt o t l A B E Yeu Tired of l u l l Having e Baby utter 7 Let ut welcome your child to eur lilt* family HRS Registered. CFR cert 10 V l e .p Cell............. 71H0H. CHILD CARE wMlo ye* f t eat. stoop Iota aad receiwn Can luntpotl m ITTO_________ CHILD CARE ■ Hidden Lo tt era my heme All egos Fenced yard, meals. I s m b Ip m CertrOICCto 1)0COT7 E X P E R IE N C E D M O TH ER OF TWO, my home, Lake Mery e r a All ages, fenced yard. meelt. HRSeOTCklT ...IZJ 0*10 L A R I M A RKH AM Child cere, ages 1 end up TLC . meelt end snacks------M l 0000attar «em SHARON’ S AD O RABLE (TIN KERS A M i. happy heel toy eimoepherel Two hoi meelt dally I Two Hunted A CFR Ctrl ladies to tovo. leech end play with your children Irani 7AM t o l R F M m i l H WILL welch your child In my homo. M F References avail HRS Reg. <07FH0 m il* * . OpportunHitE A CMANCO Te Start Your Own Business llra n c h lu l with III I* down pymnl A company It willing to lln e n u you oven il you have lilt* or no credit Earning potonllel tsj.000 S7S.0Q0 within your III year O n ly t o r l a u t I n q u ir ie s *q««i< no eoftoag dtoienco DRIVE A M E I C E D S t W EAR D E I I M E R CLO TH ES EAR N IILM O F E E MONTH! QUi (4#7)I2TMM7 F o r H b r .r e rerdeim e su o e SM ALL HOME TOWN l u l l N ES S n to d t lin e n d e l osslllen co lo erpend end grow Willing lo pay !S% intern! on smell 1 year loan Cell Sieve. 1)1 SMI ‘ 71- P e Ip Wanted mg j o a s h 111 0011* 00per hr No esporwnco needed i l in iho industry end growing W o r k o u l d a o r t on CAR S# BOATS# PLAN ES Many posii ions aval lab* Cell Mr. Burke O il w e 1771 ACTOR (/EXTR AS Hollywood E o tl Mgml No trp nocet u r y lie TA 00dll*m ITTE (poctoll I Moettoo toe Herald A OO T O T O U R IN C O M I S E L L AVON NOW ____ call m ow*____ APPOINTMINTSnTIIS Prater «np., but will train m« right par ton Hr» Mon T h u rt. 10 AM 7 PM Apply 25*7 S anterdA v .9 A M lo t PM W f HALT NORKIRS Evpartancad. For A ip h a ll Maintertenca Company Callt38 I Ut or UQ 1168 ASSEMBLERS To III IS per hour Many needed' Will tram! Cell now' Metre Employment 4*0*111 Legal Notice N OTICI OF FICTITIOUS N A M I Nolice te hereby given that l am engaged in bwt.net* at sao Laaethore O r . Lake Mary. F L 237a*. Wmtnote County. Florida jnder iho Fictifiout Mama ol EPICUR EAN DELIG H TS and teat 1 intend te register taid name with the Dark ol the Ctrcult Court.,. Sermnoi# County.. Florida in accordance with the Prow liient at the f ictitlout Name Statute*. To tttt Section Att 6* Florida Statute* l*S7 Sharon Meyer* F lemm Pwbrnh February 11. tt H MarchS. IttO D E N tel NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice it hereby given that I am engaged mi butinet* at 108 Ownthee D r . Long .wood F L U lte. Seminote County Florida under the Fictitsou* Name o• H O M E M O R T G A G E FU N D ING and that I intend to regitter taid name «tth the Clerk ot tha Circuit Court. Sam •note County. Florida, in Ac cor dance elth the Provitten* ol the Ficllttew* Name Statute*. To W«t Section AkSOt Florida Statute* Its; Ronald F Dona'dvm Pwbi.tn February J# March V t: tt IttO D E N 274 E A R N E X TR A M O N EY Nan smoking p it e u n l *• m o ip h e r e M o rn in g end • vonlng hour*. Pregnant led** welcome c e m s iM AUSTRALIAWANTSYOU1! E X C E L L E N T F A Y . BentHti Tramportatten Call 407 m 7*00Ait 1142 Tall rtfundtd tarn 10pm ftOOKHI IPERe STOP PAY Hiring now,, call newt __ Job Center, AAA 11* 4J44 C A E IN IT M A KER e L O C A L F IR M e Fett growing butmett need* your 4bim.*sl Hart a career here! Call right now I AAA E M PLO Y M E N T M lW . HI*SI* 131117* CAiff NTIRHELPER Framing, inferior end trim Beporfongd only. WINS* CASHIERS NUMO A ll ih l l l i available Good Hourly wage Raise after M day* No tip e rle n u needed (fa rt Immediately Fra n * Hanoi epporhtoiliet Apply el Amoco Food Shop MOO SIC* Rood 44 Senlord or W»Lk Mery B ird . L* Mery CHAMBERSAUS REP MASTERCARD/VISA SATURDAYHOURSBAM-IMO BRINGTHISAOIN TORAS9 DISCOUNT I ed per person_______ FOODSERVICE GRtU PRtr B DISMRASHCI Geed working hours, M a ' F r i Benefits end Uniforms Ceil H im * .O F F I C E CLE R K S • R ICEFTION ISTS dS C C R C TA R IES em O RD PROCESSORS • INDU STRIAL W O RKERS We Oiler fed pay. g o a l benefits end toe opporfatty to work pt many ef top tap epmppntqt to ypur e r a Cell new tor a . >«*771 N O FEI/FR IO A V FA V FORIIIFTOfERATO* Hiring now. te to IH per hour piu* benefit*! 1 241 28* J B H World FULL/TART TIME M u s i be k e n i i l a n d h e r d e e r k ln g E e c t lld n l benellls package end camp u le r y App1! m person only Seetdvty S lanm Marvin f * end SR eg, U n t o r d __ FU LLTIM I 2 VAN DRIVERS Mon Frl Chau Her* licente end good driving record 44IS hr Apply 424 Florida Centrai Prkwy . Long wood E.O.I.____________ OLASSINSTALLERTRAINEE Hiring now! Call now 1 Jab Center. 484 724 4144 * GRINDCRS/FINISNERS * ♦ s n u r PERSONNEL t* Needed due te an increase in our marble tale* Applicant* must have good math *ki1lt and be able te work *hi1t work Mandatory drug totting it required Apply in per«on •AM to 4 20 PM Mon Frl Gate product*. 248 Power Ct. Ste 123 Sanford (Indvtfrlel Park. 44 te Mkkmen Circle te r Ct 1 ......... EOE Body Fey B a n t ii LABORERS ftfCAST CODCtm MART I egorlonced. Id per hour _______ C a li» t o ll_______ Regerlencad with driver* lic e n s e F e l l Hm * pesl hens ................. ....... M l I IP Commercial contract aigerl e i a w i y R U B J __________ M AiO S H M TtO One el toe largest meld s*rv <es to toe a r a seeking neel J— ------r — a. i- — ^—- kve 1aL os m l Em ^#T^ ^MTwao I^W ETtfVT town * day week goad pay Located in Torn Perk p e l«M M A INTEN ANCE PERSON t i l L*|t gto#9f*( CddVf In Lake Mary a r a • days. «• hours per week, must have Irarn pirtetton Call m ltd* M A N A G EM EN T GdMCMm/RVfirt tong term esiipn hen Is to j q p A c t n ic c o in n — It e t i t e k M t t e s h in is— BuEiims IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE R IO M Tlf NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Ceu N a-itM au -C A aFE m *7^ 2 I Needed tar Sem toato County ■ectMtort degree in u c le l work er a related field Trent portal Un "travel It required", valid Ftorida drivers H o m e, g a d tommunsalton end case management skill* needed O r a l peeltwn thru July, tgtt Ceil t » WM Cel l e a n — H deteaiote Caupi* ta ag*rat* * hale course Reply Twin Palmt. Prewar HP Osteen, b i n M ID I CAL ★ * C N A 'S * ★ P A L L SHIFTS'! d G R E A T SALARYI1 d E X C E L L E N T B EN EFITSIl "Jem eur eeceltont heaim cere team" M IO IC A L MEDICAL ASSISTAJTT9 S E R V IC tS ilk M/F/H/v * INSTAMTPAYCHECKS* S ta r t to d a y en d g e l a paycheck within a soak We h e ld b e c k no th in g O ur employee* er* constantly in ceuraged, and assisted M they will make larger paychecks ell the lim p Sound inter esilngT Fart time A full time a .e ila b* Cell today 1TF1H* JANITORIALWOtREtS Immediate openings in the Alternate end Winter Perk Mali areas I arty morning Mult from 1AM te SAM or 7AM to HAM Seme let* night work available Transportation a must. Cell M l 17*1_________ JANITORIAL OTTICECLEANING Night work evellobM Trans portelton is a must Cali be iw o o n tA M lP M m in i K I Y I S F L A . INC.. Realtors, pays tuitwn to Real Estate School i ................C e i i m i m E e c iliP B g p p p rlu n ily lor motivated kale* parson Un lim ited earning potential, chance te meet wit new bu*i nets'I* ¥IP*». A community leader* Apply at Greater la n ia rd Chamber of Com merce. 40* C Ht St C O.I. FO R F I O I A T R I C O F F IC E Frent and back personnel rwedld Send Retume Te FO Roe ITleSenlord. V i n ITT* M IO IC A L STARING COORDINATOR Grew with us O r a l benefits new bonus p l a . to hr. work w ee* w ith e c c k t s ie n e t wkends I >per*nce helpful C e llC erplyn fto sns M IO IC A L P ER SON N EL FOOL ■ ■change Bldg. Hwy 17 *1 M ED IC AL • RN•RETIRED Tired el Retirement? Want te U*e Your Knowledge? Want Sat. 4 Sun Work 4 te 3? We naed you at our new ttatling coordinator Carolyn 7*8 5244 M EDICAL PER SO N N EL POOL Eichanga U N Nwy 17 93 _________ Mamand________ If84»til Assistant Mult ba Iteemad perfect ter moonlighter I Approiimately 10 hour* per ee*1 1 * 232 f 578 if iiJ i^ n b CMS tiro. MS oaouuis W illin g le la k e ««>» lor cerlif leaf ten. Excel tent work Ing condition*l Superior rated facility! Friendly people O E M R Y MANOR M N. Hwy. 17 A t i, Debary, FI Man. thru Frl tA M te 4PM. 4404434 I EQ CRA'i B U's NEW STARTING RATES F u ll/ p e r i lim e po silio n s aveileble Espenenc* p<* ie rrM Apply el Hillkeren Heeiih Cere Center *M M e lla ril* Are.. S tntoa IT) U S * ......................I .O .R ./H COMSTRUCTIONAIL TMOCS LocahCaribbean 1*1. t e i 4ih r \ 4fM t*f.,TA L» N T E U ILPE E S 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 c t r ic ia n i, Carpenter*. Heavy E^ p m en t Operator*. Plum ber*. A C . Drywetl, G I a iin g , I re n w o rk . Mechanic*, Si/perviiar*. to U S hour 1 4R7 *97-9134 T A L E N T BUILDERS ___ F E E COSMETOLOGY Beaunelen. Nell Teen, end Elec Irely si 11 Needed tor nice shop In Sanford Greet Family Atmosphere Cell n l 111* COUNTRY STORE Full lima petition, require* lifting hey and feed plut store duties Call U f 5427 CRAFTS# SKILLS# TRADES ALL TRADES NEEDED Painter*. Carpenter*, etc Get all the work you can handle Call 449 4231 IAdditions a I R#mod#llng Restaerents, Ottices State car tilled CB CO M R ) W* Design'Build and otter F r a E slime tel ........ Cell is c s t ll Air Conditioning A H # « tln g S I R v I J ^ ^ r r m a le r ^ j H T A r water te air, air te air haal pump* New and eiltflng in tfaHafien V Yr* aiperiance Wayne Dyk«» Sr now with Em ory'* Plum bing Lie rRM00IM44 231 2444 Appllancts HOME APHIANCI NEW A2PLUNCES G la n d M A Y T A G ALSO DRIVERS TotflOaookly Local Long haul Wilt Tra*n I 3tt 1444 J A H World DRIVERS Over the road tractor trailer, must have 3 year* e«per lance and good driving record Average trip igday* Call l «ett 74tese _AG Carrtar*. Tavare*. FI DRIVERS WANTED E i per wnc id n#c»%*ary Must be D O T cerfitwd Contact Doiig Reed 224 itCa__________ DRIVERS. A L L TY P E S Top pay! Call now! Job Center. 984 17a 4244 Factory Maintenance 14 HR) • K E E P lT RUNNING* Keep plant and machinery ru n n in g im o o t h ly I Any pneumatic and hydraulic ta penance a pfut! Benefit*! AAA E M PLO Y M E N T 748 W 35th Si 111517* EUctrlcal Painting H IR IT A O I I L I C T R iC Prompt, Rtaionabl# Service Licensed/1 nsurod I R *4411413 ...Call 417 2 » 4743 FR AN K BARNHART atotuw A procure cleaning. IE , r , t ip Retorence* ........ HTIICl INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Preferfieaei work. Hrly. ret*, euafl. Ted, u a e c il. Fraa I H . Lyadew't Prefer Hanoi Paintinq Lake Mary RtOdent Inferior: Erlerior Lkamod/ Incur od F ra* tilim o ta *l...........JJBIHC PAINTINO Inferior A I,ferler Now**. A p r , A Etc. Citlien, n s diuaunt Call a»ytlai* 111 EMC Balt A Tackle O pa o tA M *PM GUIDE SERVICE FreVf Smoked Mul'ett Live Wild R Iwr Shlnnan Fitting Equipment C t l A Orange Btvd. L a k # M a e ^ ^ i^ >_i i »1i« to 322103 Handy Mar B o a rd in g A G ro o m in g C A d F t N T A Y . h a u lin g . maednary. pa|n,> nT o d HI* F r a ektim ela Call HI*))* B u il d in g C o n t r a c t o r s * DOT CERTIFIED NIVEK I Nurttng S o n ia , lac. -Ham* Cara T h a r, ANardabto" None* d Aide dLhrola1* d iiN im Gtrttril Strvlcis To 113 10 per hour All thiMV Hiring now! Will train M elt* lm pteymen t ...4 * 4 t i l l NEW. R E M O D EL. R EPAIR HO M ES.O FFIC ES. STORES A ll type* con*tructwe Re*/Cam 232 4423 S O Ballet. C 401*989 C arpen try" CAR P I N T I R A ll kind* ot home repair*, pointing A ceramic tile R khordGro** J3f *971 CUSTOM CARPENTRY 20 yr* etp ’Screen porche*. d e ck * , ro om a d u lt Ion*, b o o k c a i t ». a l l I n f a r I or eater tor remodeling Don Mammervtey. 407 174 V74V ______ tree eelumate* Cerpet/Upholstery _____ Cleaning_____ ONE ROOM F R E E Oupat Teflon protection t t H 420 value) *• 4 room tpectei S24 74 or ft#94 per room JON off pet odor problem* A repair* A U about our uphoHtery tpecial*! H oofs 4 AM lo 4PM 420 0114 Cleaning Servlet*" NO Hm* for that template claamngP Been puffing il off 7 L«t v i worry about it tor you Call ASAP Cte4A*ng Any lie# home SJOguaranteed L <cen*ed • Bonded e Ineured Call *79 1114 N u r s in g C a re * W IS T C O N CR K TI SIRVICC Small Jeb tO B lf Jab* O Repair Job*. Free E*f Call anytime 1282891. Lk>w>ed/in*Ufd R O O F R tP A IR S * painting, c a r p e n t r y wo r k Fre e Eitimate* 1131944, anytime B o o k k e e p in g Accogiing ilu d a n ttroPrivate letunt A I M Small ie b e p ltg - Jeba • Repair Job*. Free l* t Cad peytlma 082891 Lkanted/lmured USED AfFUAMCES MOBILE PE T GROOMING Al home service Reasonable Cerlifted! Call Pat. 231 4IA4 Ftoaa/Kerheerd Irntrecttori C O M P L ET E noma o r * *lth lov* A concern tor to* elderly Spacious accommodation,. tow m a to ly rata, UOM71 Dec ondi llenad d Guaran teed GOOD S ELECTIO N M* E. Cam mere lei If. Saatotd DOCXWOIKERS Needed for focal delivery. Mon Frl Benefit* Subtlance abuse toiling required Apply in person Part* City. fOI 8 CornweHRd.,Sanford I O I Concrvie GEORGE'SBAITB TACKLE BOOK K 11FIN O Payroll. Tate*. Small Butmeta. or Individual SIS 00 hour A up Short term lae return* fi5 So habia e*panoi >31 4499 DATA EN TR Y Start right away! Call now! Job Canter. 944 774 4244 AAtttlc Ltssom I H A S TY M A ID I I R V I C I Re*/Com Henetl A thorough 44 *8 OH lit* Time Cteabtef 232 *844 OT 1341171_____ FIX IT FAST INC. "On* Call To Oo It All" Your Naighborhood Handy M a RetxtorHial a Commercial Call Sat* Today" MT**1> R E P A I R } . FAINTING Yafdwork d Ltgkt Hatotog Na JaB T m la u d Call uacaei Horn# Repairs GM M AINTEN ANCE I I R V I C I Call uttor E lac t ria l. Plumbing. Dry wail. Lawn A Irrigation problem*! Free 1*1 1281419 Landscaping Winter prices pruning A cleanup Mutch A new planting* ’• Landtcapiag .133 >282 Lawn Sarvlct A F F O R O A R L I LAWN CARR Q U A L I T Y W O RK I F R E E ESTIM ATES CallD)*ef* Cbecb't Quality Lawn Care Comm /Re* 8 F R E E 1ST 1 No )0b tee large/small 233 2471 ECONOMY LAWN SERVICC 1o t a I l a w n c a r e tree estim a te Call 233 7194 LAWN CAR E Mewing. Shrub pruning. Fast Service, Lew Prices# Free I»t 1481284 PROFESSIONAL G A R D IN E R Mowing, edging, new tod new teed, re ted. re teed, pruning, lopping, trimming, removing A clearing, planting, clean up I Complete Cere! Free mete* i M# Van JJIO m J Pkintin| * Fiptfk«fl|ln| Quality Work, Reasenabte Price*. Free E tt In* HI t i n Tlum Uiig* IfiiaRCE PkiakiRt Ik Itl Cheke Far Year Plumbing Needs 114 24Hour 1 8 Repair» 8Remodeling* RepipIng C F C0314318111 4449/m 4444 SeteOOFTWITHIWS AP lEllANCf INC SLMEIID1AJNCUMING 24 hour,I Fiat rate,I Free Eefimatotl CFCMD2J U l k klfer m c c c c S4.BBOfYWITHTHISSD PrtssurR Cltanlng WA* YOUR HOU1E WMITET ANO NOW GR EY* Call u« today 1Wa'II b a a our wayl O. A L L E N CONTRACTING For F raoE,llm *toi Call HO ICI* YARD D E R R iiH A U L E D MC/LOAD ALIO . JUNK CARS E i» im iD jE n i| H w Tr#«S#rvlc# ECHOLSTRIE SERVICE Free ttfimetes! Fair Prices! L*c Ins Stump Grinding- Too ! 1331339 day ar tele *‘ La4 Tha Pretesitenalidetr T R I M M I N G . Topping. Re moval Hauling, all phasas ot tree work Call 232 44*9 Wat«r/Air PurHlcatlon MIM-COM Water and Air Filtration tar homo and b u w e u Far Free Eetimat* Call c c c illf Masonry S O U T H E R N S TO N E W O RK WaterfatH. J apeneea garden peat*, tfaaew prk arou nd S w i m m i n g p o ll * , s t one entranre* tlucce 248 4333 U nR ddW By I �* I » » * I I Stnford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 5. 1990 — I T T - H eW W u M h™ >dtrt ptr w*. i a a MEDICAL D ELTO N A j/| m a r a lL child ON. Na pertieri U M Mcludai all Alter IPM S74 I t ll F E M A L E la there 1 bdrm Pt. h i grit PINS CR EST area • a leg e b d rm * W a lk le P ln e c r e t t E le m e n t a r y MM/me i N y m i W l SANPOND 1 bdrm . 1 bath, wether, ch/a. fenced Im mediate occupancy U lV m a U . M X l Reem Ca » n n VILLAS OP C A S S B L S in n v 1 bdrm . I bath * don Kroon porch M fM M * r *73*131 SANPOND 1 bdrm H i bem. newly pilntwd 1471 per month ptwtdepetll m u m _______ 1 BDRM , H i bath, fenced yard. near Semlnete High Sch _ F 4 » J n e C e ll_ _ _ lM 4 e M S U PER NICSIf 1 bedroom. 1 tun bam. doubiewide Cam* dr a I coiiihg*. har dboard sld ing, shinglo roof, skirting. Most loo To *ppr*cid*t§U.90Q Coil CoUoct.... .....407 933 7040 or 4*7 3** M37 dfftr ftpm ISm M E D IC A L ASSISTAN T(PART T I M tl PHYSICIANS M l I D IO OOBGYN • Internal Madktnt • F a m ily P r a c t ic e L A I T I C H (PANT T I M !) X RAY TECH Batic ar Kegtylarvd F T * PT C la a a reew ii, I lfc h e n aria laundry Iwell,He*. cakke TV ttartingaigasrwk n g a a H RITCHEN. laundry pri.nagat AAalwra mala praNrrad Call H i N i« a ry g a l7 iig g i______ LAN D * FU R N IS H ED DOOM with p r lr a lt bath, kllchatt prtyUagaa IAS waak ... 1 H H 1I |f7— A#*rtm#fitsl KiMiabbaA M IN* CCU l a g igrteaMgeaaNc*) M g .............. W A S H IPOND Ikdrm . campi p r i v a c y in a a c a l l t h l M E D IC A L FRONT K U RfCtPDORItT tec. CaN m t m MOTE IN SPECIAL Far lamily practice atnc*. full lima. Sand Return# Ta na* Ffaw<nAy«.$a«lafA.17ni t bdrm. A C. pm l. Maa rno Na aapotn Far gwaimad applicant, or Mmar c itirani n ta a a i *NU0C PNOM CALLERS* JU S T N IO O IM III Wa naad yaw wIMi yawf ctgtha* on ta It par hour guaranteed ta Itart. ana bom* E iger I anew h e lp f u l. a r a a t at c u m m in NURSE AIMS * A ll SHIFTS HIGHVN S TAITIN O PAYI For certified ere.par >enc*d Apply m par Ion lu Labavtaw NerUeg Center t l t l . M I I . . . .......... ‘ o m tE cu n Morning* M hour* par week. *oma tatwrday morning*. I ya a r e ip e r ie n c e A p p ly Lima' i « Maitland aa o it it ai. Maitland_______ NICE clean I bdrm apt Ideal •ar couple MAI mo plu* I M oocurity. Cell m nee_______ SANFORD Huge 1 b drm . an > H eart C e m y i.t . privacy liaa/wk ♦ t iM tec. Call m t m _________________ SANFORD f bdrm cartage claaa to dawnlawn. tag wk * l I R b c CaH IH -H M _______ SANFORD, I bdrm ugs/ma Flu . MOO MCurlly Rater one at rogulrod Call I t . Waa______ SANPOND - Cary I hadraam. Kraanad porch, lighlad park Mg Na pelt «M/m*.ie#t# Ihcludaa water. CaR H i IFM. M1IYA RIVER I bdrm . iu.1 ramadaNd. tree canoe m , na pelt I M par ------C a llB I M ig O P T N A L M IC T IC H M H II a PAID B E N E FITS * A ititt Dr In ail phaadi at ay* caral Large practical AAA IM PLO Y M IN T t a a w .ttw itt. » III| TV— A partm ents Jn fu m ish d d / C L I A N O L A R O I Aparlm anl. Goad Local ton U00 ta U M par month. Na Pat. Call H I I t ll PANT T IM I NUTRITION • SITE C0EVIUA APARMEHTS MAN ACER t nr.day LAK E MARY Nutrition tlta Aid J*i hr'day C a n a lH a r r y Food Pack ground Nice, triandty. caring a m iu d a nacattary. Apply Mon F r l . tarn 1pm. lattar L lrin t lar Samar., ala FL Cantral Prkaiy , Long wood M i l a n .........................E O .E . PART T I M I • A cnanca id help a .m ail bwtint** grow Naad tomeona who will work 1 hr. . 1 da y. or night, a waak and I day on weekend Good incoma potential Call t g a a ii ana Inal long dltlanca)_________ Patiawt Scheduling M eaw xi a P L U lM O F F I C E a Great patient* will maka yaw tm ila l Laarn killing pro cadwrati Apply right new I AAA EM PLOYM ENT we w a n , i t , m m * PA T RO LL C L E R K . ITOP PAY Sterl today, caltnowl J ob Cantor, yea T U alaa in p a r i o n La P a llia Academy, M M 'L a te Emma LakaM ary a Mam till apm R E ST A U R A N T COONS, HOSTESSES NAI Tt RS/NAI TRESSES No eiperience nacattary Alt .h lf f i availably E.catlant kanalil. Apply in parwn Tha Wattla MouH .H O W St Rd M.Saniord maaafl___________ M/F/EOE ROOFING URORERS e r t n a l a r g e u n it s i 1.1 A 1 bedroom apt. PeN/Tennit Cowl PaacaFwl. canyon ianl IOCalum *.n»ve Han Special l No wcwity lor buallliadappilcanttiHgiM c Large renovated I bdrm. tfS/wk i llt g t a c Poet lata A quiet comply. H M M ia r W W M . M A RIN IN 'S VILLAO E L e k . A d e l bdrm . . . U U m a Ibdrm tM im a A u p H U M MOVE IN SPECIAL Large renovated I bdrm. pool. U lt im o Na dapatil lor «uaii fled applicant, or w w d ll rant m 0 M J o r ] » a a » R I A I O N A t L I I and 1 badraam apartwu ah. Ill month piwt tacwrlty............. CaH B i t*** SANPOND ■ 1 b d rm . l bath, ch/a, mac lout, all appliance. included 774 7141, leave ma*g S A N P O N D , Large I and 1 b d r m 't , pay monthly or weakly D ap. reference*. ION ell Samar Cllliarnl M l Ota b H F U b ■ 1 bdrm . I bam maior appliance. I M . n o , f iW f j d Call m t i l l _______ SENIOR SPECIAL!! tlwdla A I badraam apartment, ta Dogotlt lor II b arar 323-3301 E it SOS I BEDRO O M I bam fa r age apartment in Hltieric D i.trid Central heal and air u t l par menu. Mg 07H or a l l IFGP 2 BOOM. 2 BATH APTS Over I .tea K Sharp, outgoing w/cer to tall r o t o t / p h a f o f t In n ig h t c l u b t / r t t f a u r a n f ! O n ly tarious irvquinot ploato Aftor ? 30 p m 407**i*43l_______ At* 2000 LlA* Mir) BM. 321QSR4 101— H ouses F urnishEd / Rsnt M ANO SR I bdrm turn Inc I mrMih«r/dry*r, m icro 103— Houses U nfurnished / R tn t SECRETARY• LOAN PROCESSOR LakaM ary Area ))) 4V1C SECRETANY'PART TIME W iih Real E tta ia LK anta pr afar rad F laaibla hour. Oationaaraa Call 1H l i l t SECUNITY O PPICENS TOP PAT Q Hcenw roquipod Choico contract! Call I tea >13 HIS VILLA OK INN HKSTAURANT new hiring t ip torvort L hottest#! for ev#!/night! Apply in parson, Villago Ian. ♦It Poftracb R d , Longweod VO LT T E M P O R A R Y S E R V IC E ! _______ C a i u i e m t _______ jMtasioo'ooo 11 d i.lnb ulor. naadad Part A lull tlma No a .p naca.ury R o k a riO N a illla 1110 Ft. Living Areal I ( j r a v e r t e v \ f0 a » Sleet et U )0 per hour. Mult hive rtlieble deity tranipovt* tiofi Mutt bo H y e e rio id Coll tor appointment 373 9417 A l B Wooftog_______ SALKS parson m food distnbu tiers Mutt bo u p In food industry Reply to P O Bon 35)09§. P a lm C o a st. F L 33135 309*________________ SALESPERSON D IL T O N A • N u t 1 bdrm 3 b4ltl, &cr««nNKf room. g#r#g#. tvncvd' liJO/mq I yr. )«*m 104 n t S4Mor jgJM O itS f HOMES TO RENT I And 1 b#droMim Unfurnished. L*4* Mery end S en fo rd e r v e t f C e ll lo r evei IAbility end lacAhem Ash tor Br#nde 105— Ou#F#«* " Tri#i#« / Mtnt S A N P O N D • P u r n lt h e d I b .drea m Na p e lt N ear d e n n te e n C e ll J i t t i l t . enytunebetere t PM _______ t SDR M .Lew n mainlenance mcl im all children peltOK C eN H M M ^ ^ _ M t n fs ls AAA E U l l N I t t C I H T I R Hew omce/Whte m o H to le f t tt bayt a im or w'a olticet tlartlng at me/me Ftwy t r / t lA lN 4)1 CaH...Ut 1114 SANFORD <3013 B Oak Ave . ! bdrm . tammlioute Appli encei. Air. cerpet L m mo ■meter IncL Me Donel'l Reelfy, 113* M3* or I m a9*1 M F jjt SALE 01 LEAK OmON STENSTROM REALTY, INC. •% 0 * 3 4 & 1 fm * W t list End tbil Enyom in Ike GrtsScr R E n t ils S b n fc w d L b k c M a r y e t e e . Seeaerd . Nwy. i i w. Heneveted •happing ttrip. 400 M 1000 tq ft E»c lor proFettionelt Good e.peturel 111 tOU 17144)0 17 * M ItO ERtlFO P Water and .lectrlc aval leele C e n ^ _ _ ^ _ _ _ _ ^ ) 0 iie 7 121— C o n d o m in iu m B R A N D N S W 171. Fenceb. •entry .ink In metier bbrm A..urn* no quality Nr D000 Greet Her ter retiree 14V 000 S U P E R LO N O W O O D l/ l Tewnheute Many e/nvnillet B interior e .tre t You’ll like Ihit piece Only ITS 000 ________ M u i t s l s ________ I BORMLa f t bAth tOYSrnPSQuM tllQi Park Aunt .Adult! only 1321' mo m d iMAtfr CAll NAwcyM F*»o> 313 3*43 173— W » n t o d t o H b n t R1 tPO N SIB LI coupi* iMhirsg mobllA horn# hook up on pr#t prop+rtr N##d to r»kXAt» ASAP 331 7A32,Mit»»*p m S U P IN LONOWOOD 1/t. Super corner let Family rm. til with b rte k le tl bar, m en, elhtc nice e .tre t 041 000 E X E C U T IV E Poelilbe I4K a/] TV btth. tcreened perch, wet bar. alarm tyt. earner lei Neereiem tchool NowteetO) 125— F o p L e e s e REDUCE Dl Spectacular lake mary 1 ) In ' Cro ttm g t" 8<g vat In kit. Ptoriba rm. tp , A mere Now on I. 1101.100 SANFORD 1107 French A v t . In M Artln Bldg , nt#t ta Gaidars Lamb RattAurAnt C am Mai Martin 3*3 3*20 P R E TT Y 4/1It. LA R G E LOT Newly tebone Screened pool A tpe E .Ire rm tor gemot or den Nowpricebol S ilt 000 122— OFHc e R tn tE ti BRAND NSW O FF ICR ALONG 400 tq It tol.MOtq It G CIIOH ING I Move inieecial UM/me. _______ Call HI Wt«_______ t SM ALL R E N T A L O FFICES w~lamd.BC 1 Very reetambla) it a l b CaN aeart SSI u n M l— H o m o s fo r S E it A I I L A T I D Velenline tor e handyman 0 *ntr financing 3/1. datachad garage Submit all often Term* Asking IH.900 BATEMAN REALTY U c . Real Kstate RraAer 3*4* Saptard Ava. 321-B7M------------- 321-2257 MMRHAM WOODS M U NEW * 3 i cedar home. Loti of treatH Lot* ofeRtratn S1*1.too W A L L A C K C R IS S R E A L T Y _________ 331*177_________ Assume Myltwdde, 3/1 m . m LAR R Y HKRMAN. BROKKR m * m . ..... aft, hr*.___ niA4*3 if M U * The Oaks Sanferd Quiet private 3 large bdrms. utility room/3rd bdrm . 3 bath*, fireplace, pool tenni* priyiledge* included Reduced to IN I *» Phone day* 133 14 31 or A ft e r 1PM and *eekendv 333 S*4A 1*0 3331 \i i hi vi n SIS W . III. SI. S a lfa ••• COUNTRY CH AR M ER 3 bdrm , 3 bath family rm. 100 a 300 yard1,, huge beaut Ifull (salt, raised patio. 79 HAM radio tower Easy term* 111 000 A1SUMABLK w 110.000 down. ] bdrm . I'y bath, cb home, eh A a. garage, fenced iiit d rata, II yr* remaining, only ISO 000 NOW HIRING R .I . AOKNTS LAR K M A RY Short farm leete 3 2. lerga fenced beck yard Ceil Days 2*2 03e7, oveelngt/eROkondl 1301310 OK BAR V I acre prim# high brooded let J/3 home built in 1117 Above ground pool w / d e c k ln g S p r in k le r * , workshop alarm *y* *9* 900 Elian 331 7473 Joan U4 110* TemplM Realty. I«k .. S3* 4*1*. D fK O K O L A K E ACCCtS Tht* 4 bdrm. 4 bath home feature* 1000 *q ft. of living area with f a m ily ro o m p lo t de n , fireplace and pool on i/| acre CaH today! Only 11*4,900 Metre Real Kttale Ca. lac _________ *317331_________ lo » ltn « n Itb l EstJtb U U ANYTIME RENT ONE... GET ONE FREE Now you can rant a 3 bdrm. 2 bath lor tha prlc« o l a 1 (Phis >Watarlront Ufbbtylb • Modern Fltnabb Cbntar • Indoor Raequotbatl >On* Month Fro* i Rantbl Apartments On La Jlg Monro* 2 U S W. Sem inole Bled. H w y. 17-91 S a n fo rd , F L 31771 323*2628 DELTONA Close to 111 Owner* mu*! sell New Aftersades built home 3 bedroom 2 bath family room, worksheet U i 000 M A U I O F F E R Call Charlotte ERA 174 t i l l UREMMY 4/1 an tg MCludeb let. beck, up te gelt cowrie, family room w.tireptace end e ban, I car garage 1104 000 ASSUME AB LE MORTGAGE LA K E M A R T R E A L T Y _______ mane_______ 10CHUROR By owner. 3 bdrm I bath, central H/A. on 3 lot* 211 Homewood Or Reduced to **1*0*________ 1 9*4*33 e**3 L0NGW000 AILA I bdrm . | bath. 3 car garage, cloaad in porch like new IT* 000 Call 7*7 143*. an,lime D ELTO N A 1 B b rm . tplit/mam I.JJJ tq ft )» aery m a m . AaaomabFo N n D d W ) b | U ie CdNHBHH UNPOND - I I I P L rm. Fpic. catling tan*, now pom! G carpet Raducad Fp M L M Call ewnur, m lUF BJ BILL ELA1S EDITION Loaded Gne taring non *mek Ing owner AH gager*. 1)4** Celt................ .............774 1441 'II Cam s. ti 000 322- 2420 2141 Par* Or . Saalard ♦41 m . Lake Mary Bf . U . Mary O IN EV A Own m*tead of renting 3 bdrm clo*a to elementary school Fenctd yard 11* 100 Calt Gloria Lambert E R A Sun Florida. 341 M M MU HIDOCK LAKE ASSUMEe NO Q U ALIFY 3 bdrm 3 bath, large lot. fenced back yard I lf ,000 *9 000 cash to mtg 333 *3*4 ASSUMABLE. NO QUALIFYING os LESS THAN $2500 CASH INCLUDING CLOSING COST 1 A 4 bbrm hornet in Sanford. Deltane/OeBary/Lk. Mary/ Longwood/Altamonte Springe 11,100 DOWN INCL CLOSING 3 bdrm. 1 bathe flraptace. appliance*, carport S3*.900 LESS THAN S3.S00 DOWN 1/1 ipllt pien. oppllancet. 1 car garage an privacy lanced l/ lecre................... . la/.JOO ASSUME, NO QUALIFY UREMMY POOL HOME New 1 bdrm I'y bath 1 ttory, •ppllancet, fireplace, I car »*f*g*......... ........... ASSUME NO QUALIH l/IM. IA M t q f t , new paint and carpet, appliance! on 1/1 ocre. U ll/ m o U 1.000 GENEVA Howte an I'y ecret 1 bdrm . 1 bath, appllancet. garage, ad d l t l o n a l o u t b ld g , or worhthop...................... STt.MO Charming cedar with bay window and teal, clean and caiy, warmly fece Craab CanikuctWn i Realty Miotrs UNPOND Aimott new. clean, 1 L~~ _ . . . t bam. daubN garage PHA. M rvart. »')%. S U M Oawn 1M4 PITI Craab Canttmcttaq • Realty — —II S A N F O R D • B e a u t if u l 4 bedroom. 1 bath horn* an 1/4 acre let w boeutitut oak treat Huge matter twdtaam w/wetk In c Intel and large bam 1 office! at rough cadar/til* M a o ri L iv in g re a m w'firvptect. format dining, tun room, trip** garoga and 7 car d a ta c h a d ga ra g * W'offK* Reduced »U1 000 D U P L E X - b ea utiful L a ta Marw Etiei* arte latavww Brick with 7 bedroom. I bam. I car garag*. beech tide 114 tOO T E L F A IR R EALTY ]l HWY. II FT. DEBARY 3B54AS4431/3B544S5222 SANFORD 4 badraam. 1 ttory. Idyllwildo Lett Edition, wall kept, new carpel mirror accent* 10 tt wood deck and tro p ic a l ■andteaptng Udder canopy ol ookt C ree l neighborhood. Boti value iiiiooo TH E COURSON C D m u tt STAIW PROfCRTT M A N A G E M E N T * R E AL T Y ______ 333 3333/331 *43*______ W IN TER SFH IN G S 1/l't. c*ntr*i H/A RtAvciRt 113,900 W. lAwftotlWliliy l««l:fM _________ 333 79*3_________ 3 •SOROOAA* 3 bwth with pool §10.00) Assume end l i t fInsnJ reft 1407/mo Ceil 331 1931 14f— C o m m srcla l PrD psrty / Sals FOR SALE BY OWNER 10th SI A Sen lord Ave Toned GC ) One 19 000 U) loot w itho ut* ar gerege building On* tSO *q foot offic* bldg With Nddifiondi 1,100 *q foot covered starege plus outsid* sioreg# On# lot across *tr«*t F*r lo ll cal) 331 *19* N EAR f * On# at # kind bldg1 11 000 *q f» on 13 1 PC Mutt S#H Rm I EO afoO — m i 3 M QUADRAPIEX N#w roof, aluminum siding, 1*1000 fly owrwr 13* M3* I r«!itf#ftltal u n lit income §17 000. •■pentet 13 *00 Pric# §9)000 AisumAbi# fmAnong #1 9\ 13319*3 Let 000 HIT tq ft......................... S4AOOO HURRY AN D C A L L lor Ihlt tuper borgain. CAII BART R E A L ESTATE R EALTO N ..................... 133 7*9* M AI I HAM 9 0 0 0 5 AREA Lake Mary school!, approv 1 a c re !, large oak treat 4 bdrm „ greatroom, formal dining, 'den. large tcreened pool, 1179,000 Assum able Newly renovated, immediate occupancy I Owner, *3* t i l l MUST SELL SANFORD 14 000 down ettume no quollty ) bdrm . 1 both. ) cor garogo. Ng tilth an. tpk. tern patia H TH F B O UT OP S T A T E owner mutt M il Handyman tpeciel Brick home. ] bedroom. I bem Mutt be teen Beet oiler i ll ] W l)llh SI Call Ml 4 l» lli* er N l b b u n t ____________ QUINN REALTY *321 M i l Retidewlial end Caatmarcial HIGH A Dry lot Or*ng#C<fyon county mointAifwd rd Nic# or#4 #*ty forms w §1)00 dn or §7000 cosh 904 Tt* 77*1 OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Wooded iaf* Rivor access 11400 eoch No money dowitl §4) 41 monthly Owner <9*4)2304179or [9*41 432 )41* SEM INOLE COUNTY 1 ocros with hpuso 3 bdrm 2 bath. §139 900 • 1 aero* large oak trees il* 000. Hwy a* 1 Aero* §4)0 000 • OH Doan Rd lakefront 1 aero* §141000 L A K E C O U N T Y * a cros §19 R00 A 4* ocros §297 000 SHOWERS REALTY >1) IIW 155— Condom inium s C o -O p /S a l* PINE RIDGE CLUB 2 bedroom I bath pool tonni*. socuriVy §1 W0 plus a tlu m a b ie I S m ortgage 134) mo NaQuaiifing Call 333 M3a SAN D L EW OOO V ILLA S Spacteu* 3 bdrm 3 bath mint te n d , scroonod purtn noat pum p fa n s, a s p h a n c o s eatras §11 100 333 1111 200— H eg ltterE d Pets SHIN T tU Black end while 7 mantht. houtabrbken 1171 ________ Cell M t 4113 203— Liv esto ck and CHICKS • Fency end romman breed! Due It. queilt. turkey. Bgeete CellJM ttne 14X4* l/l<y igttt. It Skyline, ureenod porch 111.090 ANTIQUE MRU 145 Men-Sit SR ID O KSB SON ANTIQUES Rantal Space AvaklabkI 14X14 >/! ipllt M Champ, ■ n -C o n cerd F ir e p la c e , dryweil interior, very clem U l.t U 32M1W/U137BI CARRIAGE C0YE S U PIN N ICftI ) bedroom t lull bom. doubiewide Cathe dral ceding*, herdboord v d Ing. thingie root, tklrtlng Mutt See Te Aeprccutetu.ioo Can Collect 497 411 7040 aoM7 n o m t otter 4pm It** Pelm Air le • It. control heel w eir. wether B dryer Goad ctnditien 1/003 Let le*. Cerriege Cove Mobile Homo Perk Cell IM a)M RUCTION THURSDAYS 7FM JAW HWY 4* W SANFORD liy n u le t te it a tl 4. . m iboi L k lA B M / k AU 477 213— Auctions-' MERCEDES SIL ’ •1 L e a d e d , c h a r c a a l, • ■calleni condillon Atkwg M/eoa ca n u7 J744 21S— Boats and A ccesso ries COMMERCIAL FISHING NEH Haagnatt C e ll44*tMI SCARS TRI HULL 1411 libergietf boat K Hone ■Fettrtctlert Mercury 4410 _______ Cell 71)4414_______ 15»— Rgal Esfatg Wants# • II FOOT P I B I R O L A lt BOAT Very unique detlgn Very eld Ntedt ro ller el ion You re move i» a / b oColl 1)1 <244 * * WANTED • * FFOMBS • FAOBILE HOMES I I 0 . REGAL BOWRIMR '17 E IN T A L S • ACBEAGE tblftltSM I tll EstAlt 4073221155 1*0— B u iin b ii For Sals STYLIST With following Busy, friondty shop Good walk ins. a w d lll IFosntsofta 323 7317 Remlin drive on trailer 1*0 HP LO . full cm vet top. meny a ilr a t MUST 1ELLII A g in g h a m M in o t 2-1RHP OUTBOARD MOTORS E v in r u d # a n d Jo h n so n Bought larger motor ftftakpotters.......... 333 tM) 'U PONTOON With motor, trailer, 30' seats »0 Call after Spm 331 707) 1*3—W alarfrant P re p E rty /S a ls 219—W anted to Buy STONE ISLAM) l i t Aluminum Cany.. New.paper Ften Ferreui Motel*......... Oteii KOKOMO .......... ........... ID IIN 11 ac. on Lk. Manryo tower A weter IUB.00C D l Fats 111—Appliances / Furniture E P S RESALE W* Ray/Sell Furniture B Cell#ctibl#«. Including I slat#! 11911 §an*#rd Av#,m 74*9 • CHAIR. All uphoi|t«r#d Nic*, ci*an. comfortabi# with firm s#at cushion and arms §al Cand#llv#r.............. 333 *31* • DIN ETTE SET Round tab!# and j wooden chain. §31 Can M o w _______ Call 333 >090 F R O S T 'F B I I Rtfrigtr at#f, ft cu f t . Icitured' doors, #ac condition 1200 331 3001 HOUSEHOLD Oishts. chair chair. «nd tables A tabi#, ftnnis racliitt Call 3)1 1*71 K EN M O R E W ASHER Eaccli#nt condition Whtf# §141 C a illll 3001. anyt>m# LAR R Y 'S MART 21) Sanford Av# N#w Us#d turn & appl Buy/§#>»/Trad#___ 333 4133. • L IV I N G R O OM S U ITE • i Sect tonal couch and 2 swiv«f rock#rs) lik# rww AI) tor 191. C a ll................... 133 1*0* • L O V E I I A T / S O F A gold crushed v«tv«t, slam ltti sf##i from# Esc for otfictr waiting room or horn# rao 32) ))9f tarty AAft or >v#s MATTAG WASHES & OUTER Whif#,U7) Calf M l >3*1 • MICROWAVE ov#n |Largo) 1100 333 la ll altar *PM • FAIR of k# ertam parlour Chairs Ani.qu# Of iginaii I70 _______ Call 111 *330_______ Q U E E N S I I E s o la b a d brown b#«gh«. good condition §300 Call 333 *34>__________ SOFA, traditional Ityl#, solid brown, 90 ' long, 3 itat cwsh ions and backs. 2 bolster pillows, 3 arm covtrs Lik# naw §91 cashonly 133 7#i* Big QAktv tAly ttrm*. tl'LOOO Ar»iiFtht#n BMAtfy, M* >31* t) yd. N Ihett ere 211—Antiq ues / C o llE c tib lts Non Qualifying Mort|i(*s ieattmin Rtal Estate 407322-1155 GENEVA, 5 ACRES STABLE FAevIngt yd. minimum i>jhevln|t;_ji*4dui^m»jji 11X14 1/1. 40 Manatee. Fenred yerd 14.000 • SOFA sl##p#r §1« 2 y#ars old with inn#r spring mat frtss. Good conditFon 333 9113 UNRST fRlCE EVEN IN HIDDEN UIE 19S— P ftE a SuppliWE • F R E E larntlv ta good horn* Mutt have fenced yard I yr aldmeta ..........Coll HI 40« FAASTIFP R ULL PUPS Big im ert. beeu/ltui mertmgt 1)0 Mutt lab Cell B ) lit ) It 000 153— AcreageLo ts/Sa le __ O STEEN I] ACRES. W ELL WOODED 17*000 WJI Sell/Trebe FerAH evte 1*44 tq N.................. 14X441/1. ■ Guerdon 14X14 1/1 tgiri. 40 Crttlmade. Diihwether I,replace 117 000 P A U L A R B T H O S tO R N E V E N T U R E I PR O PER TIES _________ 1)14744 _____ 1 bdrm 1 bath villa w/gartga tlathad to rock bottom price 1 techoote from Nepe 14X4* 1/t iplft. ' l l Fleetwood Sand Pont U NO down lor qualified buyer Under SIM per manth in eluded!mtg endlOtrenl MIDM-I 321- 2720 407 322 1155 REGATTA SHORES 141— H M M tfo r S a l# »«7| l l l t a i t *4 112— C o m m « r c i a l 323-5774 210-1100 141— H eetwe tor Se Ie ] bath. Cell m M M IIS — I n d u s t r is l U K * CeeUe m W R e t VI • T A B L E IAW Rockwall Dana t*” . 33*V §7>M 331*11* Rag* 14XU ipftt. a Tutweii S t.700 dawn far qualified buyer Under U4I per monrn inclubetmtg endiotrent HOME NOME FM RENT M 195— M achine ry/To# ls m T07— Mobil# H o m f/» E n t I M CARRIAGE COVE IIX FI 1/1 t p lil. Beautiful t 't . I year naw M ull Saet t l l b me plu. do yeeit A . enable I ' l l m e a n 2 3 1 -C e rt 157— M obile Ho mas / Sale SANFOtD AREA FARR LONCMOOOIMEFRONT 191— Law n k G arden a L A W N R O Y J * " R id in g mower. L e iy Bay N ” Riding mower Bam naad Hying ar ut* tor pe rn BomlorttOO Call m F4M • LAWN MOWER I t HP, Rrlggt and Stratan Lik* Naw. M m l Sell M l 00 ........*t»7U j S p rin g H im m r c t P o rk 7 bdrm.. 1 both rosalos from 117 )00 373 OMt___________ L A R I M A S T > bdrm . I bath, wall te well cerpet. ch/a. fenced yard Call III 47M * * D U rO N A * * IMMACULATE 2 bdrm I bath 17 000 Down Non Qualifying Mortgage bdrm. 155— Condom inium s Co-Op/Sal# 103— NOVO#* Unhrm H hEd / N*nt N O V M I I I H I / U W T gart naan BIBt'w k Thorough cleaning 4 •■« with chi Wren Chrt*llenpretlW 44»______ I T T 'N* C A R L Y L E * Ay L m j W r iflr t U — A D iP tM U R h / H e w fjk r# • SOFA BIO. brown tores 111 33* 4711 ______ SOFAS ■•actltenl cond |i|i #a Chroma IL glass «nd tabi# A dinatt# tabi# ftftakhmg wood and labias 3J0 2177 W ANTED; Good toaking applf anctfte wdrking #r mt. W« alia Mil and r#p*tr. 32) 4394 223— M is c e lta n o o u s • B A IK K T E A L L cerdi Hoop* I «at §30Call Richard. 333 M*4 BUY-------SELL------ TRAOE H U EY 'S CROWN PAWN 447-123 *7*e Greasetraps Dryw«lls Car Stops Dist Bon Ready M u Concrete Benches Sand. Rock. Cement. Steel Miracle Concrete Ca., 333 17)1 • HUNDREDS OF name brand golf bait* 30c each Cali _________ 33M94*_________ • IR O N R IT E M A N G E L IRONIR, like new Sit down to Iron 17) Call now t 34* H93 JACUI2I • Seats >* 3 yrt old Pa>d §4000. asking !«00 Call Call _____________ 333 HUS JANITOMIAL EQUIPMENT • GOLF CLUB full sat w golf bag and portabi# carl laO 331 171) ________ • GOLF CLUBS Ladas RH I J4W. 3 17*9 PAf M<-ad iaf with bag E ■ctUanf ihapa 17) Cell 321)7— 189— Office Supplies / Equipm ent C O P IER G e iie lh ti IIII/multi color copy mg Accept* up to tl ■ 17 ropias 19W Call................... *3* >17* 191— Building M aterials A L L S T E E L SUILDINGS el dvater tnvoice J 000 to 10 300 m M Ca i <07 ) i I2*i Liiiiaci 193 — Lawn & Carden CEDAI MULCH YOU LOADI YOU HAUL! Ilia * per euk up tee* 1)1)44/ Fully loedeb. Itpeab 44.wtaF*ar4bm . .........M l 7Y47 FI CA D ILLAC BtOUOFUUU U I E P B IC E ................. III.7W IU J 77)0*i .................... Dealer m u tte rn i m A uFarG eargaEuyrgyyi 0* CADILLAC O E V IL L E ITaCnaa** Pram YOU PIC K ....................... llO.atl Dealer------- m u t l e r t ) i m i Aek Par Pear pa turrew i a aO LO U d O IILE B O Y A L U L E PR IC E ...... ............. t t fW 47.080 ml ....... 10000*114 Dealer m t J tla rt J I Mt) **k Far Geerge Burrow* NISSAN 310 G2 4* I lowed, aw, bur goody. Only 70.000 m il* !, claan MUST U L L I I 11.4*1 ar b**l attar Call m a m OLDS Cl ERA '17 Eicagtienalty Clean } dear, auto, bucket wet*, conial*. air. full pewvr Lik* FFawll M ult lent 114,FFF J W T E TAAE UP PATMENTS •■cagt ta*. tag. mi#, at* 47 PLYM O UTH F FM IIO N 4 Or. air. gowor liver Ing. elorao. wild tremgorletion 4*4 JJ/mo Ca llM r. Payne.M l I I P PONTIAC lUNftIRD '40 4 cyl 4 mead Rim* Gaadl M M . Call m 03*7 etlyr 1pm wvekder* PONTIAC FIRERJB0 4i • V4. auto. A/C. P / l. P/B. item cattelt*. naw rgdtal*. gray with lu iu ry interior. adult driven. U M O ITa lWa PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION ( V E R Y WED. B PEI. ):M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION FFwy. FI. Daytona B*a*k _______ 1*41140)11________ V OLD&.FB■ agency Rraa|RlM Matxuloutly Mamleined ILNOUaAl sa le p r ic e ............t a .m Dealer ID U t l ar H I WFI A*k Pgr Geerge Buryawa I) Oatt* M Ray el BreayMm W ASII1 W! * ISta.4*) rL)i717IA Dealer m u t la r u ilt n **k Par Geerge Burrow* TAIC UP PATMENTS NgMoatrOoNn tveegt tee. leg. title, el* t) PLYM OUTH RELIAN T A u ta . a ir . 4 d r. M U S T SEE II.................... I*/ 44-mo C a llM r P a y n e ,H JU M TOYOTA CAMAY §4 L E Loedvd. power every thing including sunroof, block, eufs. ebssiute mint condition MUST S ELLtt U »9) or best offer Celt 333 *9*7__________ W O LO IM O BILE CIER A 5.000 mi ...... ........ #00009939 Deeier 333-3391 or *31 3991 Ask For George Burrows T U I UP PAYMENTS No Meggy Dma e.cept ta>. leg. title, etc 14 C H E W S P E C T R U M Auto, eir, * dr, stereo. Rtelly low miles! Only §117 43/me CwM Adr Peyw , 3» 3 » » 1M l 024 4 cylinder* 4 speed. A/C, ttero. new fires Greet Mlleegett §1.300 Cell 574 393* INS PONTIAC (0M U Grey w/meroon velour Interl or Very cleen. very good r e lle b le t r e n s p o r fe flo n . E s c e i l e n t tor 2nd c e r , I350IL offer. After * p m Celt _________ *9* 337*_________ If** FO RD MUSTANG L X I dr. hetchbeck, t l Lifer * cylindtr. PS. PB. A/C. lew mitee, »ec cond 574 1933 19*7 OMuneMH Delte ‘B* Royel B ro ug hem , 34.000 m ile s. §10.991 Cell Frenk Rswls. ______ 13>•7*9*f i t 1*1_______ ~ 77 CAMAR0 350 And supplies Asking 11,200 or best otter 337 4M2 P'S. P I eu>o. M A K E OP PE R Itl Call_______« SOW Alter 4gm J 't TON TR A N E A/C complete unit. 3 Ion a c trailer packag# unit. Standard truck camper top______ CaH 331 049) •7F AUDI laees New tire* 4 battery ) door Leather utl* rier H WO m a in S54 to $100,000 17 distributors needed Part * full lime No cep necessary RobertO Ne»l 374 33IQ______ 231-Cars TME UP MYMENTS No Mofifi Doan except ta*, tag. title, etc II P O N T IA C L I M A N S W h I I e , 4 d r . a I' r llirw .............. 109 37, mo C a llM r Payne, 333 3123 AMC CONCORO *0 Runs good, new M r # !, b r a k e s , transmission, nteds minor work Good transportation tee SSSOo b oCall 3313*4) •7RUICK PARK AV KN U E WAS 113.49) • NOW §19.99) im iA i Dealer 312 3391 ar §31 3997 __ Ask For George Burrows M CADILLAC ELDO R ADO WAS )9 300 • NOW U *00 IK 3014)9At Dealer 331 3391 er *31 3992 TAKE UP PATMENTS No Mootj Down e*tepi t,»N. lag title., etc 19 PONTIAC GRAND AM Auto, air, cassette l* valve engine §179 79 C a llM r Payne. 333 2133 D00GE RAM CHARGE!'19 1^ — Sporting Goods HONDA ACCORD I I ’19“ Tinted windows, air, PS PB AM FMttero »!0 *00 Call weekdays 330 data DODGE 4** 19*1, F U L L Y LO AD ED ' 12 M l Seminole Ford 322 tali MOtes D#ila** Repel WAS I* 491 • IS 1* 99) •L3O09Q/A Deai#r 373 3191 a r i l I 399) Ass For George Burrows H C H I V Y CAVALIER DBafea • Clean dependable IIIM bail alter Call » J K B _________ ’15 COUGAR Full power, e t . em/fm, 1 door. 77 000 mi U.500 333 3577 234— Im port C#rs and Trucks ’ MERCEDES J0Q 50 4) Laided I n u a * 4*b*1ia 235— T ru ckT 7 Buses / Vans 1*44 R AN O IR GOOD TRANS PORTATIONI(I.Tt) Sem.nalv Fard . H I 1411 IM* C H I V Y C1M* Silverado pariage ) Iona blue Loaded 41) 41) Call Frenk Rewlt. ______ 111 I M e . t l l l 237—Tractor* and T ra ile r s FARM TRACTORS M U S I DIN STOCK A L L St J i l l A L L P R t C llt Met Ifend Tree tor A Equipment |!* mi. N„ ol Meifiend Intercheny on 17 93 *3*7371 ’ FLAT BED TRAILER H E A V Y DUTY, n n iaele*. u.»»» Call a i m ) U FT. TANOEM TRAILER BRAND 41.401 NEW ! New life* Call H I 081 »*» E N C L O S E D P E U N O P P Ulilify Trailer wilh aluminum tram , *I pel Canale m i 231— V«hicl#s Wanted FAIRWAY MOTORS Morn# ol |is# Down4 Ride ' 3«J0 US i f *2 Lung wood 121)200 M I PAY TOP *11 lor wrecked tar* truth*, WE S ELL guar anleed uvvd gart* AA AUTO s a l v a g e et P i Bary. tea **aa U CADILLAC BROUGHAM SALE PRICE V* 99s 4* 000 mi (**7*A! Dealer 332 3)91er §31 >99) _ Ask For George Burrows Vthlcltt / Camper* *9 Olds Calais Ouad 4 WAS §12 49) • NOW )♦ 99) *•*979) Deeier 323 1)91 or *)1 >992 *' ■• f or P u r g e Burrows UIE UP PAYMENTS No Moa«| Doan e«c#pM*B teg title etc U SPRINT Aulo e r , s 'v tu really nace" !W 4# mo CallM r Payne JJJ JiJ) 241— R e c re a tio n a l SH E NANOOAH J)' Perk Madyl 21 Jwntnqon beeuiilui lot 9 « l3Wtedn«« 12OeM %N V 171 j U f i M j l R * 243 — Ju n k Car* JUNK C A R IR IM O V IO N O C H AR G f 03 9377_________ SlTep DelterSI P«>d for |unk U t l N utM t N teii drive Artyromlilqn Cell 172 599* �t • I ' / I t t i t ' t l l l t l l l l t t l f l t • ••• f f I M — San lord H m M , Sontofd, Florida - Monday. March 5. 1980 ■LONDI1 Food allergies may undergo change by CM c V m m « D E A R D R . O O T T i I have aeverr a lle rg ic rractlon a lo sev­ eral com m on foods, and these allergen s have changed over the years. C a n you provide Inform a­ t i o n o n t h e m e c h a n is m o f a lle rg ic re a ctio n s and advise w h y they m lg h l change over tim e? B I I T L I BAILKV PK A N U TS TlRSi ARE THE STATISTICS FOR OUR BASEBALL TEAM LAST YEAR, CHARLIE BROWN. IT D K A R R E A D E R : Food can cause an a lle rg ic response by triggering a com plex series of c h rm lrn l reactions In the body. T h e reaction begins In the most cell, w h ich Is purl o f the Im m une system und e x ists In m ost body IIssues. W hen mast ce lls ure stim u lated by an allergen, they secrete several substances. In­ clu d in g h ls la m ln r. that affect receptors In the w alls o f blood vessels. T h e receptors cuuse the blood vessel w a lls lo become overly permeable: flu id, proteins and ce lls from the b lrxxlstrra m easily Ira k Into s u rro u n d in g tissue. T h is cau ses sw elling. Itching and In flam m ailon In the sk in , us w ell as rh ln o rrh ru (ru n ny nose), asthm a, nausea and diarrhea. If the response Is severe enough, u n a p h ylu xls (shock) can occur. In order for ftxxl lo provoke an u llr r g lr reaction, the m ast ce lls m ust he s r n s lt lir d — coaled w ith a protein a ntibody that Is *|x*ctnr for a certain ftxxl su b ­ stance. A suspected food m ay fall In cause u consistent allergic response If It Is not eaten In s u lfU irn l tp ia n tlty nr If it Is eaten w ith other fixxls that delay tllg rsllo n . Often, when a reaction occurs, the ftxxl Itself m ay not be lo blame: rather, a [x-rson m ay h r responding lo an additive, su ch os sodium benzoate. People can be exam in ed for ftxxl allergies by an elim in a tio n diet, blond le ttin g or s k in test­ ing. T h is Investigation sh ou ld be undertaken o n ly by an allergist. P r e v e n t io n is the best approach to ftxxl allergy: Those substances to w h ich a |xrson reacts m ust lx- avoided If an unexpected reaction occurs, the use o f an tih ista m in e s (w ith or b y C h a r le s M . S c h u l i ACC0RPIN6 TOTHESE FI6URE5 OCR TEAM WILL BE EVEN WORSE THIS YEAR THAN IT WAS LAST YEAR.. I WONPERIFIT'S POSSIBLE TO HAVE AN ENTIRE SEASON RAINEP OUT.. zr- $ S e t* * * i- * by H ow l* Sch n a lda r NAHOWAL SECURITY.. WAT10AJAL SECURITY. tVSfctBaVS AHUM'S SCREAMBOG ABOUT WATOJAL SEX(JRnV„/ UJ6 C A U T UUAIi;-m E STREETS OF O U R C im S AT WIGHT... w ithout cortisone) m a y abort the attack o r lessen Its severity. D raensttU atlon shots are o rd i­ n a rily not effective In treating food allergies. Food allergies som etim es undergo "a n tig e n ic d rift." m eaning that the foods provoking a reartlon m ay change. Som e allergies IT L .„ s u n eat t il 11 Of sysiaskM 14 WoMha N U M M S f 40UH 41 — sania 41 m nows* ts Fatly IS kwpata a tax oa tlU a a d to b a 19 Soapy I t Draw l4 K la a — ta S3 carriat irtM ta a ..aw. a ss a y « a » - -«.» a.— m------ • • E a fn i WWyw 311 11 tartars 11 C n S Caros rots 14 SatwaasHA asOCT 19 Coakod Is ok M E ty w m ay d is a p p e a r, o v e r time: . . . . I ^ t treatm ent, w h ile o th e rs : become a problem . T h e reason for th is Is not know n. J L J U U fJ .K -JLJL1U JU JU L IU L H J J jJLJJ J L I u J l IL JIJ J L I I I U L I U J ill] U L J lllJ U U JL1 l JU J J U l J U J lM lJ J J fJ U 'J U J U JU LJU 11U U LJ J U JU U JLS U JIIIJU U LJJ L J lIH J U U U U JJ15 U U IJJ U LJH LH J H U M JU U U U U U U J L -J U L L ) U U JU U IJ U I1 L JU 1 1 U fiiii.ii.in :h i .ii h i m 1 SorsaOsotd I As I a ss fo ­ is t to S t — 1 Musical mom of stsa 4 C m ctU llo * a wooo oorrot SCMMSkM 111 71 aoaa • TRs S CtWwoo an 17 Tksatsr r t 10 lo o t ask to K ta r vault trcoierisfl 2 11 s t ksss 12 Stows 31 Es&cao osw a rd 24 Covorak wits caraskes IS tstariock 25 Asksaiclaw IS Ouardtas spirit 30 Author Altai* 34 Aatarol 39 Snjsaiad to 41 m k l - ■ 90 Tax aacy. t«| iMO by MCA. me 91 Aopted WIN AT BRIDQK -------------- y ---------- B y Jam o a Ja co b y A R I O A N D JA N IS In sports, reflexes are quite Im portant. B u t In bridge you sh o u ld th in k tw ice before le tting y o u r reflexes ru le y o u r play. L o o k at the disaster created by W est w h en he th ou ght o n ly once. W est led the queen of hearts. S o u th won the ace and led the Jack o f diam onds. West a u to m a tica lly covered the Jack, but declarer w isely allow ed W est to h old the trick. W est co ntinu e d h rurts. but now S ou th could lu ke the m arked (Incase against W est's 10 of diam onds and m ake h is contract w ith an o v trtrlc k w itho u t even ta kin g the c lu b finesse. A n d what w ould have happened If West did not cover the la ck of diam onds? D eclarer w o uld o f course have played low by Jim m y Johnson 1A6C W M 6 A R E DUE SACK IN » MINUTES" from d u m m y, and Fast w ould have show n exit. So declarer could take tw o m ore diam ond tricks, bu t then he w ould su re ly try the c lu b finesse. W est w ould w in and continue hearts. E v e n ­ tu a lly de cla re r would (all short by one trick. It w as w rong for W est to cover, because he could a n ticip a te that declarer w ould probably play low from d u m m y If he had another s m a ll diam ond In h is hand and w o uld then sec h is w ay cle a r to subsequently ru n d ia m o n d s . S o u th had gam bled that his partner w ould h old a dia m on d s u it headed by th e ace w h e n h e b id th ree n o - t r u m p . If t h a t w e r e a p a r tn e r s h ip a g re e m e n t, that w ould be line, but the East-W est opponents w ould be entitled to know about It. NORTH i-t-M ♦ 99 v ia 9AQ9I412 ♦ 91 EAST ♦ Q991 97114 a... ♦ M 9T42 WEST V Q J W* ♦ K 101 7 ♦ HI SOUTH ♦ A JT 1 VAK1 ♦J9 ♦ AQJ1 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North Sooth Wnt 1 NT All pan North 14 East Put Opening lead V Q HOROSCOPE By Born!oo Bods Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY If arch 8, IB 9 0 Y o u r hopes a n d w hat you aspire to In the year ahead w ill have exce lle n t chances of being achieved, because you w ill be m ore p ragm atic than u su a l In ta k in g m ru su rcs to m ake y ou r dream s realities. PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20) lie e x tre m e ly selective re g a rd in g people you socialize w ith today, if you get m ixed up w ith the w rong people. It m igh t tu rn out to be a negative experience. K n ow w here to lo ok for rom ance and y o u 'll fin d It. T h e AstroG ra p h M a tc h m a k e r In s ta n tly reveals w h ich signs are ro m a n ­ tic a lly perfect for you. M a ll $2 to M atchm aker, do th is new spa­ per. P.O. Uox 91428. Clevelan d. O il 44101-3 4 2 K ARIES (M arch 2 1 -A p ril 19) Y o u r Image Is a trifle fragile Itxlay, so be m in d fu l o f y ou r beh avio r In pu blic. T ry not to do a n y th in g th a t c o u ld p ro v id e fodder for y o u r detractors. TAURUS (April 20-M ay 20) People you associate w ith today co u ld have a stronger than usual in flu e n ce o n your th in k in g If by Bob Thavos W T Eootc Now, fur H W CQMfS 'flu - w o * . \ c <**%&$ v*Ho W IT H S o tn M O W C H iL V -c A fi e ANNIE BUOSBUNNY IWOO-HAHMA' \ N W W R Y A R !! ttxiT N Y to S£ n d a ' A H U lA CANCER (June 21 J u ly 22) Independence Is an adm irable q u ality, but try not to carry It to e x tre m e s today. Be a team player w here cooperation is re­ qu ired rath er than a lone eagle. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) G u a rd a g a in st In clin a tio n s today to treat y o u r du tie s and re ­ sp o n sib ilitie s w ith Indifference. S eriou s m atters sh ou ld not be conducted In a cavalier fashion. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Accept y o u r friends today for what they are. b u lls and a ll. If you disp la y Intolerance. It w ill serve to ca ll attention to tra ils you possess that need co rrec­ tion. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Lead by exam ple toeby If you hope to get a m essage across to y ou r fam ily o r ch ild re n today. If y ou r a ttitu d e Is "d o a s I say, not as I d o ." the resu lts w ill displease you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 U n le ss y o u r associates a rc cer­ ta in y o u k n o w w h a t y o u 're ta lk in g about, they w o n't put m u ch cre de n ce In w hat you have to say today. In order lo sw a y y o u r audience, you must be factual. BAOITTARJUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Even though y o u 're In a reasonably good fin a n cia l trend, th in g s co u ld get a bit ro cky from tim e to tim e. It lo oks lik e this m ig h t be one o f those days. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) U s u a lly y o u 're a ra th e r d e cisive person, but today you co u ld m ake those y o u ’ re In­ volved w ith nervous and Im pa­ tient because o f you r in a b ility to m ake u p y o u r m ind. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) U n der m ost co n d itio n s you 're not adverse to h e lp in g others, but today you m ight la c k you r u su a l com passion and m iss an o p p o rtu n ity lo assist someone w ho tru ly needs y o u r aid. 101990. N EW SPAPER EN ­ T E R P R IS E A S S N by Leonard Starr C.~. by W arntr Brothers you lin k u p w ith those who view life negatively, you m ay Judge the w orid from their perspective. GEMINI (May ,2 1 -Ju ne 20) J o in t ventures m ight not be y ou r cu p o f tea today, e s p e cia lly a r r a n g e m e n ts w h e re an In ­ vestm ent Is required un y ou r behalf. Be sure t o test the w ater before p lu n g in g In. V U M . B JT A0 OVT rrs Kt?T us DOESN'T EMM HtLPIfKi LITTLE MiRTM INK) SOMECMS K lt P f ilf t t 0* LIFE AND THIS IS THE ThAN<S YTXKj CT W O W IN ' A0OUT 'PAPOV' 4A.N3Y AN? XAITO KfSCUt HI.*.' � 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 05, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 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>, March 05, 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