NEWS DIGEST Neiswender rips GOP By VICKI DoSORMIBR the fall. Vice Chairman Nancy Herald stall writer Warren, memlx-r Joe Williams Jr. and su|H-rinleiidenl Bob Hughes are SANFOHI) — Even after Friday’s not due lo be contested until School elections upheld □ S p o rts Seminole County circuit court de­ November HI!) I . By VICKI DoSORMIER will not seek re-election. Betslnger is cision to force |>artlsan school Itoard Neiswender. a Republican who Is Heathrow scene of triathalon Herald staff writer still undecided. elections, sejiool Ixiard Chairman not nmnliig !m ic election, thinks Those running to fill those seats HEATH HOW — For Ihc second year, the Ann Neiswender said there Is more the Republican Executive Commit SANFORD - Seminole Circuit must run on a partisan ticket. Arvlda comniuiilly of Heathrow was the scene of lo the law suit than bringing tee Is not doing what they sav they Judge Kenneth Laffler did not Supt. Bob Hughes, vice chairman the Orlando Sports Fest Triathalon. sponsored partisan elections back to the school are. declare the district's non partisan Nancy Warren and board member by Track Shack In Orlando. I'nrtlcl|>nnts from all board. "It's all politics.” she said "I heir sclttxil Ixutrd elections unconsiltu- Joe Williams Jr. are nearing the over Florida, several from out of state and a few The suit called for all members nt agenda Is to gel the people they llniial. thus the- superintendent and half-way point In their current overseas entries proved their mettle by com­ the Itonrd to be removed from olflce want pul In olllce." Hie board will not Ik* unseated prior four-year terms. pleting the triathalon. and for new elections to lx- held lor Neiswender said she had been so to elections In November of this year The decision allows them to See Page IB all seats to lx- contested In Novcin- engrossed in the business ol the and in 1992. remain In office until the end of tacr of this year. school board that she did not notice The terms of Ixiard Chairman their terms rather than losing their Track series starts tomorrow Currently three Ixiard scats, those the "alternative agenda" ol the Ann Neiswender and members Pat scats and Ix-ing forced to run again LAKH MAKY — Starting tomorrow and for the presently held by Neiswender and Seminole Cntmlv Retihllcan parly Tclson and Larry Betslnger expire this year. board members Pal Tclson and next four Mondays, track athletes of all ages and until they tailed to supixirt the In the fall. Neiswender and Tclson See Rule, Page 5A lairry Bel singer, are up for grabs In skill levels will have the op|x>rtunlty to do their See Election, Page 5A thing at the 10th annual Like Mary Summer Track Scries. See Page IB 'Water police’ □ P e o p le Loss of loved one devastating patrol area to SANFOHI) — The death of a family member or friend brings on a rush of devastating feelings. Sorrow, loneliness, abandonment and some­ nab violators times anger and guilt are involved in the grieving process, one of the most painful By J. MARK BARFIELD emotions In a persons life. Herald staff writer See Page 1C SANFORD — The small blue truck drove up □ F lo rid a i he streets and down the boulevards of Sanford. Itxiklng lor violators. Lawmakers blast NASA The truck rounded a corner and there tt was. the tell-tale evidence of a |rosslhlc Infraction — a WASHINGTON - Lawmakers blasted NASA sprinkler spreading sllvcrv rainbows In the sun. Friday lor falling to detect crippling Haws In The St. Johns River Water Management 81.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope before District "water |xj||ce" were out In force in launch, saying it casts doubt on NASA's ability Seminole County Friday am! Saturday, Uxiking to handle future high-tech projects like the for violations of lire district's mundniory three mission to Mars. day a week watering restrictions. See Page 2A Nine teams. 18 people altogether, spread oul over seven sections ol tin- county Itxiklng fur violations ol manadalory water-use restrictions Imposed bv Hie district May 30. Anyone refusing to sign tiu- violation consent order faces a HvrtkJ Photo Dr Tommy Vine wit possible appearance before a county Judge. Man charged In kidnap attempt Allen Baggett, left, and Lonnie Noland check oul Most sprinklers In Sanlord worn attached to heat I Only two S50 consent orders were Issued In FERN PARK — A Casselberry man Jailed June water sprinklers in use on "no water" Friday trumps used for air conditioning. 21 for sexual battery and armed robbery See Water, Page 5A charges has been charged with the attempted kidnapping at knifepoint of a 15-year old girl June I-I Earnest Woodard Jr.. 25. 1436-D Ash Circle, was charged with attempted kidnapping, false Mall facility now in full operation Imprisonment and aggravated assault. He was being held without Ixnui for the sexual battery By NICK PFEIFAUF charges. Herald stall writer The girl told Seminole County Investigators she was standing outside tier apartment on Fern LAKE MARY — The new Park Boulevard at about 9:30 pm . June 14 Mid Florida .Mall Prutcsslug waiting for a telephone call when a car parked Center. 800 Rinehart Road, • ■ • nearby and the driver struck up a conversation became hilly operational Fri­ lA'J, • ' i with her. day night. *• t B B S B Charles Ricci, manager of The girl said the man then displayed a knife Rr • 4 . ■ • B B S tile facility, said. "For Ihc past and told her. "You’re corning with m e." She s * C « .»•••• said the man then grabbed her and tried lo pull several weeks, we've worked her Into the car. She broke free and screaming, up lo 90 pt reeni "I our lull ran back to her apartment. The man sjx-d olf. output, hut tonight we'll lie at The girl later positively Identified Woodard from 100 percent.” a photograph In sheriff"s flies. Tile 340,000 stpiare loot A search warrant served on the man’s facility, huili on 51 acres ol residence Friday reportedly turned up additional laud, has been under con­ evidence to the crime. struction lor 18 months. It is Woodard's previous charges Include sexual designed to handle processing battery, grand theft ol an auto, armed robbery of all mail posted In areas with and armed assault. /Ip codes beginning with 327. Rleel said. "W e will also han­ dle hulk business mall from Fern Park ticket a winner /ip code areas beginning with TALLAHASSEE — A ticket purchased In Fern 327. 328. 320 and 317. which Park was one of 18 matching all live winning includes Seminole. Orange. numbers In the Fantasy Five drawing Friday. Osceola and Volusia Counties Each winner can collect $89,59 1.20 to share a plus northern Brevurtl." lie Jackpot of more than $1.0 million. Florida added. "By channeling all ul Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul said. tills mail through one central For results In the Saturday Lotto. Cash 3. and point, we’ve found It Is more winning numbers for Fridays' Fantasy Five see cost effective, morecflIdem ." page 2 A. Including management, iln- iieginnlng August 6. the Fantasy Five game See Mail, Page 5A Dave Gusty sorts mail with an optical characlor reader that processes 1.5 million pieces of mail dally. drawings will be expanded to three limes a week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, Paul announced Friday. Until then, the drawings will Ik- on Tuesdays and Fridays. County educators hook up to New taxes From stall and wire reports raise tab to INDEX Tallahassee session Monday live it up By VICKI DatORMIER \dvtsniv Cotnmillccs lo "attend" a statewide colder- Bridge...... Florida...... Herald staff writer cnee eondueted In the stale Department ol Education Unltad Prats International Bualnaaa...... HealthTFItnaaa ...... hR In I allaliassei- wiihoui going tar I her Ilian I lit* Lake Claaslfiada...... 7B .B B Horoacopo...... 4C SANFORD — Tile Seminole County school dlsiilil Maiv lltgli School media center, 655 l.ongssood Lake TALLAHASSEE - Florida's Comlca...... Nation...... will lx- able In save some money and Include mam M.UV Road l ake Mai v Image as a carefree, low-cost Crossword...... Pooplo...... 1.2.3C more people In llie stale discussion >il ihc edm annual Usually ibis is a < o id d r liff held III Tampa." place in the sun Is changing as Dear A b b y ...... •porta...... 1,2,38 changes brought on by ibis legislative session Some explained lb M.ulon Dalles assist.ml superintendent a new packages of tax and fee Daatha...... Television...... district oltidals aren't sure the savings arc svoiili the Ini lusiitieiioii "There >u< alioui live district repre Incteases allectlng everyone Editorial...... Wsathsr...... hassle. sent.lines who go tild e lo talk llilligs over, ask with a iH-er. ear or utility: bill gix-s into effect Sunday. Education...... World...... On Monday morning. July 2. a san-llilc bunk up will i|iiesiinns ,md In mg I lie 11 dm mailt in b.n k allow ihc su|M-rliileudciil. hoard mcmlx-is. assist.mi Dalles said • lit |e\i. provided bv I lit- slalc. is a The biggest tax Increase will Hot and sticky superintendents, membersol the I'TA and l.ixal S< leml See Education. Page 5A ulfecl new residents. Soon alter they arrive, newcomers will march Into the local Partly cloudy with a automobile lag olllce ami get •it) perccni chance of Building dedicated at NAS reunion hit with (In* news that rt-gls- afternoon ihuu- p-rlng their car Is going in cost derslorms. High III By NICK PFEIFAUF sounded like a sitauge language lo Was held lllls weekend al ■ lit* Fleet 8450 the low to mid iKJ's Herald staff writer I lit wives and I. undies ol lliosi who Kesrivi Assiiei.ilmii. Hr.null I 17 Bui it's not .only new gcsl with ilii- wind from bad spent put ol lliclr Navs e.liters .lll-ll) \Y> st t n si Strn I I lie idillton ilepls who arc Ix-iog asked to the south at 5-10 SAN Ft )KI > — li was a gallic i mg ol III Sanlord Mill lot \ass men the ■ i| those wlm seisiil lieu- Is line ol slmpldcr the burden of flnanc- uipli. old Irteuds. in.ms ol whom hail mil wolds had sp, dal meanings uid in llit* l.ilgesl i>., lid mgs slllei lilt-has, lug roads, schools, health care, seen each oilier lor several seats most eases. luoughi back ->nd i Inset! environmental protection and* They swopped stories svilh words lllfllioilfs I be n union w ill i mu hide Indus oilier services needed by llw^ For more weather, see Page 2A like FasKon. ('omAlrl.ant. Ft'I.P's, I lie 22ml autiiversars ol ilu- Outside I fit* parking Ini was See Taxes, Page 5A (ilium and ll.iiWlugthit* sshai Sailloid \as.tl \ii Station s i lo-aug See Itruiiioii, Page 5A

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NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Hubble woes loom over NASA The New York Times S!aK a ltn la a cv a a wnTwi- - - i experts as the military Orlando woman found In AlM ki I What doM this to teal mirrors SEWARD. Alaska — Reacuera (bund a m M n | sightseeing WASHINGTON - Lawmakers blasted for tha rest of the things you satellites, probably would have picked plane on a mountalnalde after a five day aearch and concluded NASA Friday for foiling to detect crippling want to do? Are wa going the problem. The Wall Street Journal a that none or the five people aboard could have survived, the Air flaws In 81.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope quoted Robert Brown. Hubble’s chief aden-l Force and Alaska state troopers said Saturday. before launch, saying it casts doubt on to keep andlng up with tfct from 1983 to 1988. aa saying fo u n d -l An Air Force search helicopter spotted the wreckage.late NASA’s ability to handle future high-tech techno turkaya?| Friday at the 2.700-Coot level of a 2322-foot mountain, but was projects like the mission to Man. ______could have caught the problem.' Brown aakl he did not know why NASA d id 1 unable to land or drop a rescue team because of the steep "What does this mean for the rest of the terrain, said Lt. Ralph Scott of the Rescue Coordination Center things you want to do? Are we going to keep refused to speculate an at Elmendorf Air Force Baae. ending up with techno turkeys?" said Sen. Passengers Mary Webb. 78. her daughter Ruth Policy. 54. foiled? Say ’Oh. not We forg ot to send you o f't h e telescope’s two light- Barbara Mlkutski. D-Md.. head of the Senate gathering mirrors ended up ground Into the both o f Orlando. Marilyn Davis, 87. o f Sacramento. Cam., and appropriations subcommittee that funds lunch— and oxygen'.'* Mlkulaki said. Appearing at a Senate hearing. Leonard wrong shape. The error — which threw the Tony New house. 83. o f San Marcos. Calif., had chartered the NASA programs. "I think this has seriously Flak. NASA’s associate administrator for mirror s curve off less than aoe-twenUeth of plane to are the scenic glacier mountains hurt the credibility of NASA when they’ve apace science and applications, said he the width of a strand of human hair - has Hovering as close to the wreckage aa waa safe. Scott sold, the had so much time and enough money to get could neither confirm nor deny reports that prevented Hubble from bringing starlight to helicopter rescue team concluded that the pilot and the lour It right." tourists aboard died in the crash. NASA decided against using top-secret a sharp focus and delayed, probably for "You want to go mare Into space, you military testing equipment that may have several years under the best circumstances, Daftnsa pmantad In cop kllltv’s trial want to go to Mara. What would we do u we detected debilitating errors In the tele­ long-awaited pictures of stare at the edge of had aent astronauts out and the life-support scope’s vital minors prior to launch. the universe. MIAMI — Defense lawyers are expected to begin presenting testimony Monday that Charles Street charged with gunning down two Metro-Dade County police officers In 1968, waa deranged and could not have planned the crimes. Right-to-die bill becomes law 2 Live Crew Public defender* said they will not contest that Street killed officers Richard Boles, 41. and David Strxalkowakl. 34. Instead, rap about they plan to present experts who win tell jurors Street could not control his act Ions because of cocaine In toxical ton. without Martinez’ signature Martinez Street Is charged with first-degree murder In the officers* deaths. The defense wants a second-degree murder conviction, "Th e two things the elderly are moat concerned about, and not necessarily In this order, are which would spare Street’s life. TALLAHASSEE - The running out o f money before they run out of life, The trial la expected to continue through July. TALLAHASSEE — A law that became effective aex lives of Gov. Bob Saturday allows people In Florida to take steps to and existing In a vegetative state, helpless and Martlnex and hla wife may help assure that should they become terminally hopeless, watting for death." said Rep. Jim King. Garcia rtlaasad from M oral prison be the subject of a rap song 111. their death arlD not be postponed by feeding R-Jacksonville. on 2 Live Crew’s upcoming EOLIN AIR FORCE BASE — Former Rep. Robert Garda, Young people have also become concerned, and hydration tube*. album. "Banned In the whose conviction In the Wed tech scandal waa overturned by an Gov. Bob Martlnex. who last year vetoed a especially In the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court U.S.A..” Industry Insiders appeals court, waa released Saturday from a federal prison. ruling against a Missouri couple who sought to right-to-die measure, allowed a more restrictive and an anti-pom crusader The appeals court’s decision to overturn the convtctlons of version of the bill to become law at midnight have Itfc-support removed from their 32-year-old Oarcla and his wife clears the way for anew trial for the couple. Friday without his signature. daughter, who has been In a coma since 1982. The "Banned" album Is The Gardaa were convicted last year of conspiracy and Floridians previously could -sign living wills to Because Nancy Cruxan did not document such a due for release In August, extortion and acquitted of bribery and gratuity charges In prevent extraordinary medical procedures or wish, her relatives cannot act for her. the Justices and there's talk It may connection with his congressional activities on behalf of drugs from being used to extend life, but patients ruled. Wedtech. a South Bronx defense contractor. Include "Martlnex." a had no control over nutrition and hydration tubes. Under the new law, a patient must declare In number the Crew has U.S. District Judge Leonard Sand aald he would recommend Older Floridians have long been concerned writing that he wishes to have feeding and parole In six months. performed In concert. about controlling their medical destinies, says one hydration tubes withdrawn if they are artificially Ar'L'mrn crusader John o f the bill's sponsors. prolonging life. Work on roof hamparad ThAftpson,i navnpson, a cCoral o rn uGables la w 'jg aent Martlnex Martin a FORT WALTO.i BEACH - Repair work on the letterld vising him that t a high school has been hampered because the area gKred DOC officials didn’t violate policies cut w ed "Martlnex* has flock of endangered birds, officials said Friday. been icconkil by Uie rep The flock of sltoreblrds Is nesting on the east aide of the roof. Bell said classification officers program two nights before. group. School officials said work on that portion of the roof must now "have to have discretion. We Donald David Dlllbeck. serving TALLAHASSEE - Three pris­ can’t write down everything." hla Uth year of a 25-year The governor's Interest wait until the baby terns can leave the nests, perhaps by the In getting the band's end of July. on officials fired for negligence In Bell and corrections Secretary minimum sentence, has a album. "A s Nasty as They . the escape of a convicted Richard Dugger aald they are lengthy prison record showing a The bird Is protected under federal and state law. Wanna Be." banned murderer from a work detail did reviewing to see If some of the 1983 escape attempt and an JefTery Gore, a biologist with the Florida Game and Fresh catapulted 2 Live Crew to? not violate any specific policies discretion should be taken away. attempted assault In 1984. Water Fish Commission, said the eggs cannot be national fame. against putting killers in such "I think you'll see some changes The incident sparked a high- because adult terns recognise only the nest. Remove the eggs, A Fort Lauderdale federal I minimum security programs. next week.” Dugger profile response from Oov. Bob he said, and the adults stui return to the nest. Judge has ruled that the In fact, no such policies exist. MartJnes, who Immediately fired group’s hit album. "A a “ Right off the top o f my head. The corrections department three prison officials and sus­ Zoo officials halt March for Mg rodent Nasty aa They Wanna Be." I'm not aware o f any,” said has been under fire since last pended eight others. Martlnex obscene. Two of the WEST PALM BEACH — Zoo officials have suspended their Wilson Bell, assistant secretary Sunday, when a grandmother also ordered more than 800 search for one of the world's largest rodents, which has not had group's members have also of operations In the Department was subbed to death in a car Inmates with mandatory prison been arrested for a live the good sense to return home to safe surroundings and of Corrections. "Yes, the current outside a Tallahassee mall. terms yanked off work-release celebrity status.’ system would let a homicidal- Charged with the murder,of programs and put back under performance In Hollywood FatHp. a South American empybara. went AW OL In May after type offender back out there Faye Lamb Vann. 44, of lock and key. where they tang their slipping throughtrough a hole at the DreherDref Zoo. She Is worth 8300 under certain circumstances. Tallahassee, la a convicted cop Martlnex also blasted the "ter­ raunchy raps before an on the too»market, i while espy bora's flesh Is coveted by hungry That's one of the things we're killer who had walked away rible Judgments" of the three he adult audience. alligators worldwide. looking at." from an outside prison-work fired. As soon aa word got out about the renegade rodent, several people reported sightings. Fatlip. a 125-pound. 3-loot-tall, vegetarian la harmless to Broward Judge: Order in the bar Record number of 8ta turtles humans. Aquarium may b# paid for by taxpayers wash ashore dead In Naasau Volunteers with Dufly's turtle FORT LAUDERDALE — A world-class aquarium could be FORT LAUDERDALE - A Broward County judge called court watch organization began find­ built and succeed In downtown, but local taxpayers would to order In a local outdoor watering In tu^s^r t^3^^i^i JACKSONVILLE - Twelve ing the dead sea turtles In need to contribute 912 million Id 918 million to the ambitious dead tea turtles washed ashore Naasau County late Monday, and project, promoters say. County Court Judga Susan Lebsw want la the Tiki B w at the during a 48-hour period ibis the turtles continued to wash State Sen. Tom McPherson, who heads a panel pushing the of bar owner Kevin Sharp, the defendant In a criminal week In Nassau County, and ashore through Wednesday, she proposed 155 million aquarium, said he will ask the city, officials In Duval and St. Johns sold. Broward County and the Downtown Development Authority Lcbow ruled that Sharp was not guilty because the city had counties report larger than “ The high tide washed In all of next week for support. foiled to prove he "knowingly and willingly" created a normal numbers of the dead these turtles and every high tide The aquarium would be a major educational tool, marine disturbance, and because he bad made some effort* to reduce reptiles. would bring Ip more dead research center and tourist attraction, aald McPherson, D-Fort Since June 1, more than 30 turtles." the said. Lauderdale. At the bearing Friday, the state's witnesses ware warned not sea turtles have been found on All but one o f the sea turtles "W e have to do something to break the tourist lock of the to drink, n singer warbled under oath, and the judge heard north Florida beaches, leaving were loggerheads, a protected mousetrap." McPherson said In reference to Orlando’s Disney testimony — and music — while seated at a small picnic table state officials and environmen­ species, she aald. The other was World. under a thatched roof, within aplaahtng distance of the talists with an alarming puxzle a Kemp's Ridley, an endangered A 8170,000 consultant study released this week predicts the on their hands. aquarium would attract 700,000 visitors a year. Including The Judge, her clerk, a balifT and a court reporter arrived in a “ It Is very disturbing," said species. 45.000 Broward County students, and could turn a profit of provided by defense attorney Joe Dawson. Mary Duffy, president or the Three dead loggerheads have 8500.000 a year. Once there. Lcbow beard complainta from residents annoyed Amelia Island Sea Turtle Watch. washed up on Jacksonville by what they aald la loud, late-night music by guitarist-stager "It la unusual to have so many beaches since Tuesday. Green­ From United P ra tt International R tp o rit Jimmy Stowe. at one time — very, very unusu­ peace volunteer Mort Hanson al." LOTTERY THE WEATHER TALLAHASSEE _ Th* winning numbers drawn Saturday night in th* Pick 6 LOTTO Jackpot wars 25,9,39,44,28 and 27. Today...Part!y cloudy with a CHyAFaracaat Hi U Pep Anclurouoty 17 U .... 40 percent chance of afternoon AohovlIMpc M 01 .... The daily number drawn thunderstorms. High In the low Atlanta pc vs n .... *F VjM.------* r Sal II mart pc M I ) .... Saturday In the Florida Lottary to mid 90 s with the wind from Silllm M 01 .... the south at 5-10 mph. Cash 3 gam* was 3-9-2. TU B S O A V VO - .... Tonight...20 percent chance of FRIDAY S A T U R D A Y SUNDAY M O N D AY M 51 07 evening thunderstorms. Low In RthrCMy B1.TO PttpCMp 81-7* I ooomv 8 8 *7 0 Mhrewy 91.78 Cloudy SB-79 vo is ■M The winning numbers from M 01 M the low to mid 70’s and a light Friday's Fantasy 5 drawing wars vs n .... wind. M OV . « 04,11,18,21 and 17. IS I) .... Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with u M — a 40 percent chance of afternoon I ------vs 10 .... SUNDAY) thunderstorms. High In the low The temperature at 4 p.m. >03 01 .... SOLUNAJt TA B LE ) Min. 12:50 Pul Mulnuo ly VJ n .... lo mid 90's with a southeasterly Saturday was 88 degrees and a.m.. 1:05 p.m.; MaJ. 6:55 a.m.. Outrun pc u M .11 wind at 10 mph. Friday's overnight low waa 75. Duluth »y u u .u 7:15 p.m. TIDEB) Daytaaa Extended outlook...Partly 0 “ - ® as recorded by the National El Pave ty Id u .... Beach) highs. 4:18 a.m.. 4:57 BvomvilMpc V* n .... cloudy during the day Tuesday Weather Service at the Orlando p.m.: lows. 10:25 a.m.. 11:23 Farsiw II «i .... (USSS 4S1-2MI through Thursday with a chance International Airport. HortHrApc 10 to vv p.m.: Raw Saayraa Beach) of scattered showers and thun­ Other Weather Service data: u 10 .... Sunday. July 1, 1M0 highs. 4:23 a.m.. 5:02 p.m.: Howl ton pc VJ n .... derstorms In the afternoon. □Barsraatric prassarA.SO.13 Vol. 82. 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Horrid staff writer member of the Central Florida "I give something back to the Satanic cults topic for law offleors Criminal Justice Council, the community with this service." Missing Children Billboard Sloop said. "Working In these SANFORD — Sanford fo lk * Chief Steven Harriett A P O P K A -J o h n R. Sloop. 41. of Apopka, has announced his Campaign and serves on the volunteer organizations also tells and about 200 other Florida police chiefs learned about crimes Civil Service Review Board for me the needs and wants of the related to Satanic worship during the annual Florida Police candidacy for Seminole County Court Judge, the position cur­ the Seminole County Sheriff's people I serve, and this will help Chief s Training Conference In Naples last week. Department. He has also served me to be a more effective Judge. Other topics addressed uvlt three days were police ethics and rently heM by County Judge as a director of the Seminole Sloop Is President and a integrity and narcotics, Harriett laid. Police equipment waa Ahm Dickey who wm resign hts County Bar Association, Is a shareholder of Sloop A Smith also displayed and the chiefs had an opportunity individually post to seek a position on the mediator Tor the Citizens Dispute law firm, 1221 Lee Rood, where I to exchange information, he aaM. Circuit Court bench. "This position requires the Settlement Program for Semi­ he handles civil cases, corporate, The chiefs who attend the annual conference. Harriett said, nole County, and Is an arbitrator real estate and business law. He receive credit for their mandatary state retraining which they expertise of a trial attorney who has tried criminal and civil for the Federal Court. In addi­ received a bachelor's In political must have to mantaln certification as police officers. tion. Sloop has been appointed science and attended law school ' I ■ M \ t cases, and .1 have that experi­ to the Business Advisory Board at Florida State University. •Pollct vllW doofl. VVW9IW1WWhandlMi honofdVVwVVWVWlf ence," Sloop said. "County court ta the people's court and has a of the Seminole County School Sloop and his wife. Vicki, have SANFORD — Sanford police d ofs and thetr handlers are high volume of cases ranging Board, Is active In the Red one son. Chris, who Joined the M n i R. ranked among the best In the southeast United States, Police from Infractions to drunk driving Ribbon Campaign for the Florida United States Marines following Chief Steven Harriett reported recently. Informed Parents for Drug Free graduation from Lake Brantley Judicial » begins at noon Harriett said at a recent national competition In Coral Gables, Youth, Inc., and has served as a High School. July 10. ends at noon July dog handlers Officer Mike Ansley and Officer Ned Golden, and state’s attorney in Lee and Director of the Legal Aid Society The qualifying period for 2 0 . two Sanford police canines. Patrol Slid fo e ha. took third pla«: In a field of 120 canine teams from the southeastern U.S. "W e believe our (canine) trams are special.** Harriett said. Central Florida attorneys Two charged with marijuana pOMtttion McCollum blasts Mandela LAKE MARY —. Tw o men were charged with possession o f reprimanded by atata bar less than 20 grams of marijauna after Lake Mary poltee stopped for Castro, Arafat support representing a client; failing to their car on Lake Mary Boulevard and searched them at about keep his client reasonably In­ to the repugnant syatem of 3 p.m. Wednesday. Marijuana waa reportedly found. formed about the status of a apartheid." James Allen Sutter, 27. 1221 John Lord St.. Sanford, and TALLAHASSEE - The Florida matter, falling to promptly WASHINGTON D.C. - U.S. McCollum stated hts Vincent Lloyd Hathaway, 26. 200 First St.. Lake Mary, were Bar recently reprimanded two comr’y with reasonable requests Congressman BUI McCollum, boycott of Mandela publicize charged In the case. Central Florida attorneys, ac­ for Information and explain a R-wlnter Park, boycotted hts opposition to Mandela's When police checked Sutter’a vehicle registration It was cording to a report issued by the matter to permit the client to Nelson Mandela's appearance support for the three leaders. determined he had three outstanding Seminole County bar this week. make Informed decisions; and before a Joint session o f Con­ warrants. Sutler was also arrested on the warrants for failure to McCollum stated Mandela William F. Lawless, 994 falling to make reasonable ef­ gress Tuesday In protest of appear In court for Illegal dumping, driving with a suspended has been openly tightening Douglas Avenue. *100, Alta­ forts to expedite litigation. the South African black lead­ license, and possession o f a suspended license.' relations with Arafat, the monte Springs, was publicly er's support for Yasslr Arafat. Palestinian leader who has According to the bar. Moreland Fidel Castro and Mummar reprimanded in a court order been prevented from entering Woman charged with araon ©attain. dated May 24/ He waa found agreed to handle a civil action In the United States because of SANFORD — A local woman waa arrested for arson Friday guilty of making an agreement Jdne, 1088 and took some "M y seat was em pty," said hts use o f terrorism, ©addafl. night alter she set fire to a set of drapes following an arguement prospectively limiting the action. Because the client tried McCollum in a statement, the Llbtan leader who has over cocaine. Tammy Reads Peters. 24, no permanent address, lawyer’s liability to a client for unsuccessfully to contact "because I cannot. In good financed killings and la sus­ was charged with arson after she waa found near the scene. malpractice. Moreland several times, he dis­ conscience, promote the vio­ pected of developing chemical The resident at 1212V4 Mulberry St. told Sanford police Peters missed Moreland and hired lence attendant to Mr. Man­ weapons, and Cuba's leader set fire to the drapes hanging In a doorway and left after the According to the bar. the another attorney to handle his dela’s position. I empathize Castro, who has sent his own arguement. Sanford Fire Department records show the drapes attorney agreed to represent a case, the bar report said. In a were extinguished without damage to the apartment. Bond waa man in an immigration matter with hit suffering, however, troops throughout the world second disciplinary case, he was set at §5.000. and waa paid 07.600 for fees and and am vehemently opposed us Russian mercenaries. costa. Lawless later agreed to retained to ctftitlnue a case that Man arrastad on cocalno charga return the money to the client had been filed by his clients and hia wife, presenting them against several defendants In a MIDWAY — A local man was arrested for giving a false name with a genera] release to sign, construction dispute. The clients and forpomessfon of 74 "rocks" of cocaine after Seminole releasing him and his assistant reportedly had difficulty County deputies found a prescription bottle bearing hta name CORRECTION from any liability in connection and containing the cocaine. reaching Moreland and ul­ THE PRICE ON THE PANASONIC PV-62 CAMCORDER IN with the representation, the bar Leroy Cole Jr., alias "N o Neck." 33. no known local address, timately the case was dismissed report said. Lawless reportedly OUR SUNDAY JULY 1 ST ADVERTISEMENT WAS SUPPOSED was stopped by a deputy Saturday at about 12:30 a.m. as he due to failure to prosecute. told the clients at that time they T O B E *7 8 8 . D U E T O A P R IN T E R E R R O R . T H E P R IC E W A S turned onto State Road 46 from Sipes Avenue driving had to sign the release In order INCORRECTLY PUT IN erratically. When asked hts name, he told the deputy "Phillip to get their money. When the During the probation period. A T $744. Howard," and gave a birth date of March 21. 1966, although clients refused, according to the Moreland must undergo the deputy had known his name was Leroy Cole. A search of appropriate counseling as re­ bar. the lawyer would not refund WE APOLOGIZE FOR the car revealed a prescription bottle bearing Cole's name and commended by hts physician McDuff the money. He has since re­ containing the cocaine. Cole was also In possession of nearly ANY INCONVENIENCE funded the $1,600. and submit monthly caseload $1,500 In cash. Cole waa also identified by the owner of the car reports to a supervising at­ THIS HAS CAUSED. as his daughter's boyfriend. Cole was also charged with driving Lawless Is required to pay torney. He is also required to pay under the Influence of alcohol and for an outstanding warrant disciplinary coats o f 01,441. The disciplinary costs of $814. J of driving with a suspended license. Bond was set at 63,000. 57-year-old attorney waa ad­ > i I l-llll) to ^tyjwvlIoH iti ifis tm iln ; ...... mitted to the bar In I960. As an official agency of.itha Man arrastad on marijuana charga Supreme Court of Florida. The James A. Moreland. 1150 Florida Bar and Its Department LONG WOOD — John Kenneth Gordon. 18, 242 W. Palmetto Louisiana Avenue. Suite 4. of Lawyer Regulation are LAKE Avc., Longwood. was charged with possession of less than 20 Winter Park, waa publicly rep­ charged with the administration grams of marijuana and a concealed weapon Saturday morning rimanded In a court order dated of a statewide disciplinary after a Longwood policeman saw him drinking a beer while May 24. He waa also placed on system to enforce Supreme stopped In traffic on State Road 434. A search of the car probation for 12 months. The Court rules of professional con­ MARY revealed a bag of marijuana and a pair of "brass knuckles" In attorney waa found guilty of duct for the 45.000 lawyers who his pocket. Bond was set at 8500. falling to act with reasonable an admitted to practice law In Seminole County DUI arrests diligence and promptness In Florida. REALTY The following persona have been charged with driving under the Influence (DUI) In Seminole County: Hunters squeal i .w'lfii-'h’ ■lAvpitfMli,/ - v - w O Robert Carl Young. 35. 281 LocUow Drive. Sanford, was Is Pleased To Welcome charged with DUI by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper about permits S A M < >K 1) Saturday at 1 a.m. after he was spotted driving 75 mph In a 45 SHAKI'-AI I. mph zone on U.S. Highway 17*92 near Flea World. Bond waa for hog-huntlng HOWARD HODGES set at $500. :; j i 11! 11:; OTravla Dwayne Hutcherson. 30, 1715 Lake Harney Road. As A Sales Associate. Geneva, was charged with DUI Friday at about 3:45 a.m. by an FHP trooper after he lost control of his car and It turned over ORLANDO — Some central ^BANKRUPTCY Howard has been a resident of Sanford for Into the ditch on east State Road 46. Bond was set at $500. Florida hunters are not exactly -18 IT FOR YOU? 28 years, and a banker for 50 years. ojoh n Edward Entlngh. 31, 779 S. Wymore Road, Apt. 1. "hog wild" about a special Altamonte Springs, was charged with DUI Friday at about FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP - O ur office is in Sanford at the permit giving a non-profit group >WPC OUT DEBTS-KEEP TOUR PAOPf MTV 12:45 a.m. after an Altamonte Springs policeman saw hia car for the homeless permission to • CONSOL BATE BU.S Comer of 25th St. & Elm weaving at the Intersection of Stale Road 436 and Wymore • STOP COLLECT CN THREATS hunt wild hogs In a state reserve. • STOP TOflf CIOSURE ANO LAW SUITS Road. Bond was set at $500. St. Petersburg real estate 323-4118 hw. 322-8120 OTroy Darren Stitt. 30. 302 Partridge Lane. Longwood. waa broker John Bailey saw a way to FMI LECTURES • NOON, SATURDAYS charged with DUI Friday shortly after 1 a.m. after an get rid of nuisance pigs on state wAswririnsnie — — ^ — s—^ Altamonte Springs policeman saw him driving at speeds up to ROBERT H.PFLUEQER property and feed the needy at ATTORNEY AT LAW 83 mph In a 45 mph zone of State Road 434. Bond was set at the same time, so he began Hogs $500. for the Homeless Inc., and got * OTHMSERVCES 339-2022 O Ricky Ray Smith 29. 229 Loralne Drive. Apt. 102. Altamonte saw ms-iniai—in n , help from a state senator. AMMna*Sw*^|U4UMSMi*SAO*) Springs, was charged with DUI Friday at about 10:45 p.m. after The dispute began last month an Altamonte Springs police officer saw his car weaving on when Bailey was given a special Westmonlc near Douglas Street. Bond was set at $500. permit by the state Department OJcffrcy Jospch Tobin, 35. 3377 Ohio Ave., Sanford, was of Na.ural Resources allowing charged with DUI by Lake Mary police Saturday at about 2 him to kill wild pigs at the a.m. after he was spotted driving west on Lake Mary Boulevard 28,800-acre Tooohatchee State with no tailights. Bond was set at $500. Reserve cast of Orlando. oRhonda Lou Gelb, 35. 302 Rachellc Blvd.. Sanford, waa The permit allows the group, CARPET SALE charged with DUI after her car almost struck a Seminole which Includes Bailey and some County deputy's squad car Saturday at about 2:30 a.m. on S.R. hunting friends, to kill an un­ 46. Bond was set at $500. specified number of hogs from - . ; l a Jeff Robert Keyser. 25. 1550 DeLeon St.. Oviedo, was the reserve as long os all the charged with DUI Saturday at about 3:30 a.m. after a Seminole meat 1s donated to non-profit County deputy spotted his vehicle moving at 70 mph In a 45 organizations such as food SUPER PLUSH N O W O N L Y mph zone on U.S. 17-92. Bond was set at $500. banks or shelters for the home­ less. W irrlnty f "They're not supposed to keep 13.99 $26 Sq. Yd. ______$4- Yd. one hair or one tooth from one Shaw to begin term as state hog." said Reserve Manager 100% NYLON PLUSH 70 OZ. Charlie Matthews. "It will all Continuous Filament have to go to non-profit groups." Supreme Court chief Justice or H i-Lo Cut and Loop • Luxurious And Plush Matthews said he Is still • Stain W ssss » Durable Saxony And Raymond Ehrlich. working on details of how Hogs Unltri Press Iwtamotfonal • Pend Point Definition * Trackless Style I f a only a move from one seat for the Homeless will conduct Us • Recovery Texture Retention TALLAHASSEE — Lcander to another on the seven-member hunts, but he said the group will Shaw became a lawyer 30 years bench, but Shaw said he secs It be closely supervised. ago because he saw the struggle as symbolic to the progress An area hunters group com- for racial equality being waged minorities have made in the ptatned Thursday that the 6.99% 13.99% In the legal system. As Florida's state. permit allows Bailey to take hogs first black chief Justice, he said "I think it means Florida has from the reserve any time of the 100% DUPONT POPULAR BERBERS Friday, his "black presence" will moved light years from (he year, and deluged Sen. Curt CERTIFIED STAIN MASTER ' Many Colors further that cause. Florida I knew when I first came Kiser. R-Palm Harbor with calls • No Sheddng. Ring or Fuzzing - Slain • Luxurious Plush • Vibrant Colors LOW OvEflHEAU Shaw, who wrote the Florida here." Shaw said Friday. "When accusing him of using his Influ­ Resistant Supreme Court's opinion last I began practicing law In ence to get his friend the permit. • Contnuous Filament MEANS LOW P HIRES October staking out broader Jacksonville, there were no Kiser said he did not use his PUT YOUR MONEY ON prtvaev rights to abortion under Influence to get Bailey the black Judges, no black state Sq. YOUR F L 0 0 R -N 0 T IN sq. the Florida Constitution, is attorneys, no blacks In the city permit, and that all he did wus Yd. FANCY SHOWROOMS Yd. scheduled to begin a two-year attorney's office." tell state officials that Bailey wus 8.99 13.99 term as chief Justice of the That was 30 years ago. when a responsible hunter when they BOLL DIRECT state's highest court on Sunday. Shaw, fresh out of Howard asked the legislator to vouch for "The Carpet Wholesaler" Top Nome Brands There will be no swearing-in. University law school, set up him. LONGWOOD ORLANDO SALE PRICES GOOD FROM no fanfare. When he reports to practice In Jacksonville and Still, hunters are unhappy C om * e< St. Rd. *27 A AM 40SS X Orange A w |i S m i IWrtt M INMw A 7/2 ■ 7/7/SO {CLOSED JULY 4TH1 work Monday morning, he'll started taking cases for the about the special permit. States Em* eiM UW .) IMW.su> M O il ...... Nm IMCat — simply move Into the chambers "In the state of Florida, we're 631-3322 826-6146 NAACI* that eventually led lo FtowtcWg J • MOATS AS CASH occupied for the last two years hurting bad for public land lo HOURS Wan. Thun: I AMI PM HOURS Mwi. ■ AM-7 PM. Sal: • AU • i MI the integration of public swim­ riLiSAU-sPu.sas/uitPU >•»/ HO PATWMTS TILL OCT. VS by outgoing Chief Justice ming pools and public facilities. hunt on." said Alby Isbell. M r i, ii Editorials/ Opinions Democrats address school issues » e lected b y the voters in good 300 N . namCH AVB m SANPOIdX fL A . 33771 * them ‘ out * of'office Alta Code 407-333-M il or 831- ______to nuitiy the notes of the constHu- tents who elected them. Gtimartin wondered if partisan would m m m m m !

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r, 6gh*«og high coat at nam ing for county office. The Ming Democracy faces eh thus the foes atone are prohJbRhr* for the ordinary ------~9lag foes are based upon 6 percent of thfeats in Mexjco the salary to tor the county office. ______jard members are paid 919.363 annu- C o n c e rn * o v e r hi vets shy aad there Is a •I.161.7S Ming fee. This is M e x ic o W r is in g i real subject to change July 1. 1980 because of the » a n a is whs Is the — ------T h e Binding school board salary Increase. The critics. In particular, the t h r e a t a the two school hoard countycounty'c commleetoners______annual salary, ______Is 939.360 received by the acatfeuic ai wwmmm mtwm mm mm o p n

In IboBBW W i *»y government security retary was held up at _ JACK ANDERSON •about her employer's work and femttyrand ! warned that Castaneda would be killed if he continued to criticise the governm ent. 0MB exposure Castaneda is one of the president’s most outspoken critics, but Salinas Immediately may yield action • denounced the intimidation. He also pledged ! that those reponsfble would be punished. So WASHINGTON - A funny thing happened : far. so good. But this m atter Is too grave to be on the way to the press last month. We found : resolved so easily. There can be no demo- ourselves being chased by a desperate throng ; cratliatlon of Mexico as long as government of White House bureaucrats racing to get a Job finished before are exposed their pro­ critics are subject to murder, beating, death crastination. They didn't make It. In May we exposed the delay tactics being For genuine democratic reform to occur. used by the White House and budget director Mexico must overcome the traditional Richard Darman to strong-arm tactics still employed by some avoid what some chieftains of the ruling Institutional Revolu­ experts say will be tionary Party. The PRI has virtually the SI trillion monopohsed political power In Mexico for the cleanup o f 338 has- last 00 years. ardous waste dumps owned by the federal The threats came only a few days after of a stinging For almost two indictment of Mexico’s human rights record years, the Environ­ by the New York-baaed Americas Watch. The mental Protection international watenoog group Ageney - has been nearly 100 cases of torture, murder, political trying to get Darman prosecution and intimidation o f the press. and the Office of Management and Such abuses, including many by the federal Budget to approve Judicial police, have become an Inatu- the final regulations f Ht mistakenly tlonalixed part of Mexican society and have for the cleanup. In thinks h « can worsened In recent months despite the addition to the gov­ savatha fad feWnM administration’s to curb them, ernment-owned aral ELLEN GOODMAN dumps, there are according to the report. Americas Watch alao govern m en t more than 4,000 pri­ s o m a m on ey concludes that various forms of torture are vately owned has- still used by police at federal and state levels, ardous waste sites In If h# delays, j even though It waa made Illegal by a 1906 Pennies, dollars and sense the country. federal law. Confessions are often extracted BOSTON — Over the years, the fiscal years Anthony — and the penny should be Congress mandated the cleanup with a law through torture tactics. that Is. 1 have developed what might be loosely phased out sc rounded off to the in 1987. but the EPA had the Job of writing described as the orthopedic theory o f inflation. nearest nickel. specific rules for the companies to follow. The Even more appalling Is (he report’s blunt How much money has to drop before people rules are written, but Darman Is sitting on assertion that human rights activists are are willing to bend over and pick It up? When the penny question was put before the them. deliberately targeted for assassination. A s an American people in a poll commissioned by He mistakenly thinks he can save the This has been a rather slowly rising example. It dies the murder of Norma Corona “ Americansn s forfo r CommonCom Cents” (groan) federal economic Indicator. On the whole. even people Saplen. president of the Commission in everybody reached for their wallets. Americana government tome money If he delays, but the who have money to bum. will stoop to D e fe n se of Human Rights In the state of worried that prices wouldn’t be rounded off. price of the cleanup will only get higher with repossess the change that falls out o f their Sinaloa. She waa gunned down in the street they’d be rounded "up.” The majority said it procrastination. Even the private companies hands. The rich may conspicuously consume, that have to do their own cleanup are getting last month. No arrests have been made. but only the profligate will leave loose change annoyed with the delays because they see the on the ground. price going up. President Salinas must move quickly to end They reacted as If the penny Itself had scene OMB officials found out we were nosing the rising Incidence of human rights In­ The value of money, alter all. la ingrained In magjrsl control over inflation when it's Just wire U* fringements. His plans for democratising from our earliest lemonade-stand days. It another victim. In the past decade nine drawing board. They panicked and initiated a an errant coin in the countries have ditched their lowest coin. Mexico stand threatened as long as these seems wrong to full-court press to get the rules out before we abuses continue. street. published our findings. Sources in the EPA The American and OMB told our associate Tim Warner how But gradually. I have come to observe the penny languishes on the two agencies burned the midnight oil. proliferation of unlucky pennies. A growing our bureau topa EPA officials were thrilled. OMB was finally LETTERS TO EDITOR number of Americana will no longer stoop lor because its now worth one-seventh of getting the Job done, even If only to stop us Abe Lincoln. from exposing them. Some EPA officials were Letters to the editor are welcome. Ail letters must Its original value. It'a so optimistic that they advised us to forget be signed. Include the address o f the writer and a not only been the Time and again. I have watched people our story because the rules would be daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a victim of Inflation eyeing a penny that fell between the cracks of published before our column was. single subject and be as brief as possible.. Letters but of reverse their Angers. I have seen them contemplating We published, and the rules are still stuck are subject to editing. whether the trip to the floor waa worth the alchemy: It'a gone from copper to sine. at OMB. It seems that now OMB officials have price tag. Balancing the coat of the knee Joints dug In their heels deeper than ever. EPA with the profit to the wallet. And I have The survey also re officials and members of Congress have concluded 'that even people who spend their corded that the realised that Darman's sudden Interest in days chasing a buck are now walking away public thinks the cleaning up the environment was only a Berry's World from a penny. penny la “ a historical sudden fear of publicity. example of thrift and Sources In the EPA and the OMB told us YOUR 9ASOUNE AMD What my orthopedic Indicator registers is resourcefulness.” that approval of the rules is still weeks away. HEA.TIN6 Oil. BILLS not only our deteriorating bodies but the But If that's true, the This Isn't the first time the environment disintegrating value of the lowliest coin. The penny belongs in s has suffered from paralysis at OMB. In 1986, WILL BE HVSHER HOW. penny la no longer currency. It'a a kind of museum, not a it took a ruling from a federal Judge to get monetary lint that accumulates in your pocket. pocket. OMB to move on some EPA regulations I HOW COMB? mandated by Congress. OMB has alao delayed These days, cashiers are likely to keep small In the era when savings-and-loan banka are rules on asbestos and radon gas. placing OUR dishes of them, like mints, next to the going belly up. and we're all going to pay more dollars over public safety. registers, so that customers without the right than 93.000 apiece (or the Imprudence of the SOMETHING IN COMMON - For some OIL SPILLS! change can help themselves. Banka look at owners, the very word “ thrift'' has gotten a military commanders, peace is a specter pennies with disdain as If it's beneath them to shady reputation. When we're balling out worse than war. This attitude Is shared by accept such a deposit. Even children are megabanks, it’s a little late to be pinching Soviet and American brass. The end of the reluctant to waste thetr valuable time rolling pennies. Cold War threatens both of their empires, so up pennies at this subminimum wage. They resistance to detente Is hardening on both don’t even want to pitch the things. At this rate we will be wheclbarrowlngoid sides. Abes to the gum machine. We’d be better off The Red Army took a battering A penny saved may still be a penny earned, melting them into a memorial for the Un­ Afghanistan, and that hurt their pride ai but there Is nothing to buy with It. Penny known Unregulated Loan Officer. lowered their prestige. The reforms Inside t candy costs a nickel. The penny bknk la worth Soviet Union and the withdrawal fro more than the sum of Us pans. The only thing The fiscal reality Is that the only value of the Eastern Europe have further diminished th< you can get lor a penny Is another penny. It Incredible shrinking penny la for making Influence. Military cutbacks have reduced t costs almost seven-tenths of a cent Just to change. It may be penny wise and politically pay and perks for Red Army officers. make a cent. foolish to say so. but the dollar bill should become a coin and the penny should become a The senior military officers have enough All this leads us to the bUI that went through collector's item. Influence with Mikhail Gorbachev to get him Senate Banking Committee hearings last week. to consider slowing down his reforms and It asks the Treasury Department to study I mean when U's raining pennies from taking a harder line. whether the dollar bill should become a dollar heaven and people are walking around the Inside the Pentagon, the story Is similar. coin — this time bearing the face of puddles, you know U's time to change the The brass have been conditioned to get Just Christopher Columbus rather than Susan B. change. * about anything they want from Congress. \ UfsLC&tz

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Summer Track Series starts at Lake Mary High IN BRIEF night. 12-13. 14-15. 16-17. 18-24. 25-29. 30-34. 35-39. F r iw staff ro po rts ______"W hen I came to latke Mary. I wanted to do 40-44.45-49 and 50-nnd-Ovcr. LAKE MARY — Starting tomorrow and lor the something that would Involve the kids all "W e generally start off with about 50 people at AMERICAN LEAGUE next four Mondays, track athletes of all ages and summer. Through the Track Series, we've had the first meet." said Gibson. "B y middle of July, skill levels will liave the opportunity to do their good results. A lot of our athletes have come out get up to around 100 people. In the past, we’ve of that scries. We've had some ptrly good kids Welch wins 10th straight thing at the IOtIt annual Lake Mary Summer slarted the meets during the hist two weeks ol Track Series. cotnr through the program, not only from our June. But this summer, we decided to con­ TORONTO - Just like* his teammate Dave scIiimiI but from other schools In the county." Held at Don T. Reynolds Stadium on the centrate on the five Mondays In July." Stewart the previous night. Oakland Athlctles' Each meet will begin at 5 p.m. with competi­ campus of laike Mary High School, the Track There Is a $1 fee for each competitor to cover pitcher lkih Welch was dreaming of a no-htlter Series will feature four field events and seven tion in the field events: long Jump, shot put. Saturday. discus and triple Jump. Then, somewhere the cost of the rlohons. For that $1. each running events In I-I different age groups. competitor may participate In as many us five Ilui only for one batter. Weather permitting, the meets will Ik- held on lM-tween 6 and 6:30 p.m.. the running events will .Junior Felix opened the first with a single, events. There Is no admission fee for spectators. July 2.9. 16. 23 and 30 begin: 60-yard dash. 10O meter dash, mile run. ending Welch's bid to match Stewart's feat. 440-yard dash. 880-yard run. 220-yard dash and Also, volunteers are being sought to help run Welch was still good enough Saturday to pick “ When I was at Lake Brantley. Coach Charley two-mlle run. the meet. up his IOlh straight victory and Improve to Harris and I ran a track camp for a week every For more Information or to volunteer to help 13-2. however. summer." said Lake Mary Coach Mike Gibson, RiblKins will Ik- given to the top three In each with the meet, call Couch Mike Gibson at lie allowed four earned runs while striking out founder ami organizer of the Track Scries. "W e age grouji of each event, male anil female. 'I lie 333-2370. five and walking one over 6 2-3 Innings. Welch culminated every camp with a meet that Friday age groups ares 5-and-Under. 6-7. 8-9. 10-11, leads all major league pitchers In victories this season. The Athletics got to Dave Stleb. 10-3, for six runs on four tills In the second Inning as Stleb was shelled for the second straight outing. He Heathrow hosts triathalon lasted Just I 1-3 Innings, facing 11 men while allowing six runs on four lilts and three walks. In Ills previous start Monday against Boston, Apopka’s Cuddeback first in Stleb allowed six earned runs without getting un out. Ills ERA has ballooned from 2.26 to 3.59 Orlando Sports Festival race after his last two starts. By NICK PFEIFAUF ovcrull men's division were Eddie Herald stall writer Hensley of Winter Haven and Mark | AAU BASKETBALL Schuler ol DeLeon Springs. HEATHROW - For the second Texas 11-and-Under Champs year, the Arvlda community ot Kitty Sokoll. 32. of New Smyrna OVIEDO — Southwestern Texas, behind 18 lleathrow was the scene ol the Beach, who participated In the jmlnts from Tamlsha Patton and 11 from Orlando Sports Fest Triathalon. Grand Prlx Iron Man Competition Chastity Myers, defeated Southeastern Ten­ earlier this year, finished numlK-r s|Km sored by Traci? Shack. 1322 N. nessee 50-41 to clulm the championship of the one In the overall women's division Mills. In Orlando. Participants from 1990 AAU Junior Olympic Girls' 11-and-Under with a time of 59:39. She was all over Florida, several from out ol Basketball Tournament at Oviedo High School followed by Valerie Kenney of Fort Pierce and Barbara Helpling of Vero Saturday. state and a few overseas entries proved their mettle by completing Beach. Texas went through the tournament un­ the triathalon which la-gan at 7:30 defeated. while Tennessee got to the finals One of the ItK’al favorites. 14 year through the losers bracket. a.m.. with a one third mile swim, old Hunter Kemper of l.ongwood. followed by a 12 mile bike run­ came in seventh overall In the The difference In the game was the free throw down Markham WcmkIs Road, and men's division with a time ol 5708 line where Texas hit 14 of 24 while Tennessee In addition to the top three In the converted 5 of 7. concluding with a 3 mile run trom the Heathrow Ruquet Club to Hie overall divisions, prizes and tropbvs The game was close until the fourth quarter Heathrow Count rv Club were given lor separate age group with Tennessee holding two point leads at the winners. end ol the first quarter and at the half and the Yesterday's event was actually game being tied at 30-30 entering the final the second In a four part series that To prove age is not a barrier. Track Shack officials rc|xirlcd that period. lK-gau at the University ol Central Florida on May 26. The third event the oldest entrant In yesterday's Also In double figures for the team from event was Ed Hoot. of Ormond - 1 ' V - v . - - j V f. - < - v t will Ik-July 14 at Turkey l-ake Park, Bedford. Texas was TlfTanlc Bowen with 10. with the finale at Scuwurld on Beach. Hoot Is83. Also scoring were Shllah Hudson with nine August 18. points and Shnnda Urban with two. • rf *' -- V • In all. officials at Track Shack. *• a-.* a 'T- ■ 32 year old Jeffrey Cuddeback. of x|Kinsors for the event, estimated Sunday Watson was the games high scorer for Apopka, who has participated 3 over 300 people participated In Tennessee with 23 points. Also scoring for the times in the Irnnmun coni|K tltlon In yesterday's Triathalon. and at least Oak Ridge based club were Jessica Burnside (12 Hawaii, finished number one overall that many spectators watched as |x>lnts) and Crystal Cox. TIITany Krantz and H*f *M Photo* Tommy V meant In the men's division, with a time of the athletes participated in tin* Ashlcc Reagan (two points each). Apopka’s Jeff Cuddeback 53:59. Second and third In the grueling event. YOUTH BASEBALL .

Baseball class ottered SANFORD — Florida Baseball Schools will conduct a five day Summer Baseball Class. August 6-10 for boys 9-12 and 13-and-Up. Time ol the class will be from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each day. The class will include classroom Instruction as well as field practice on all baseball fundamen­ tals. Cost for the class will be $125. A drink and snack will Ik- furnished each class day. For more Information contact Wes Rinker at Sanford Memorial Stadium or call 323-10-16.

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Junior clinic offered OVIEDO — The Ekana Golf and Country Club ol Oviedo will offer a Junior Golf Clinic on Wednesday July 25. Thursday July 26 and Friday July 27. The clinic will run from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. all I hrec days and will cost $30. Instructors for the clinic will lie Tim Allen. Sieve Motion and Tim Powell. For more Information call Tim Allen — Golf Over 300 triathatetes hit water for the first leg of the Orlando Sports Festival triathalon at Heathrow on Saturday. Professional at 3 6 6-1 21 1 l U y r f a M i 'Hjl NATIONAL LEAGUE Adcock Roofing defeats &1 Reds break Mets streak Academy in Buddy Lake NEW YORK — After ringing up 11 consecutive From staff raports Held to lie the score In the Imtiom ol victories. Dave Magadan and the New York Mets the third Inning were finally brought back to earth by the SANFORD — On a night where Adcock's first big rally came In Cincinnati Reds. every mistake proved cosily. Ad­ the fourth as Rick Eckstein and Joe Oliver doubled home two runs in a cock Rooting gave a lesson to Scott Ferguson led off with walks. three-run eighth Inning Saturday, helping mistake-prone Florida Baseball W.L. Gracey followed with a nice Cincinnati snap New York's season-high winn­ ScIiikiI Academy, posting a 10-9 win bunt single down the third base line ing streak with a 7-4 victory. In Buddy Lake Summer League to load the bases. Ray Adcock then action at Sanford Stadium. drove In Eckstein and Wilbur plated - ' J - -■ -U The Mets. who have won 11 straight four Not only did AdciK-k (Seminole Ferguson with singles. times In franchise history, were looking for their High School's summer team) pull Alter Gracey scored un a pass dub record 12th straight triumph. Mets right nut the win. but the game marked hull. Dave Eckstein drove home llddcr Darryl Strawberry also had a career-high one of the few times this summer Adcock lor a 6-1 lead. 18 game hitting streak ended. that the entire AdciK-k rosier was But Ail> o c k 's lead proved no safer New York took a 4-3 lead Into the eighth, Intact, many key players returning than a lead at Wrlglcy Field with the when Jeff Mussclman. 0-2. relieved starter to the fold after playing In the Colt vvlud blowing out. David Cone. Mussclman walked Paul O'Neill All-Star State Tournament In The Academy cut the lead to 6-4 leading oil. but got pinch hitter Billy Hatcher to Tampa last week. tn the Itlth tuning as Bellhorn walked. Pete Arcomone tripled and lorcc O'Neill at second. While there was plenty <>1 offense In the first three frames, the score Chris Hull singled. Then, in the Pinch hitter Luis Quinones singled Hatcher to was 1-1 going Into the Inurtli sixth, the Academy exploded tor third, and Hatcher scored on Ron (tester's Inning The Academy scored In the live more runs and a Si-6 lead Alter inlleld hit for a 4-4 tie. Wally Whitehurst Coy walked and Stokes singled, top of the llrst as Mark Bellhorn HBfBld Photot by Tommy Vfoctnt replaced Mussclman and surrendered a double doubled, stole third and scored on both scored on Bellhoru's single. to Idi to Oliver, making It 6-4. Pete Arcomoue's sacrifice II v Arcomone and llunshaw inflated The Academy's Brandon Hanshaw tags out Adcock Roofings Scott For Adcock. Anthony Roberts the lead w lib a pair ot RBI singles Ferguson at the plate, but it was not good enough as Adcock topped the Compiled from staff and wlrs reports. drove home Steve Wilbur (who had Bill in its hall ol the sixth. A d ioi k Academy 10 9 in Buddy Lake Summer Baseball League action at Sanlord walked) on a line drive to center See Lake, Page 3U Stadium Friday — — torttofd Harold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July !, 19 JO * 777T STATS & STANDINGS * V » - - w 1 * a» . m w *

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Sergio Momesio and delensem.sn Harold O (M> 0 0 P (M) 0 0 T (5M) 40.0 S Jock Rule (5544) 10*0 ftffHUittif) lit 747145-114 Sam Kina is Snepsls 140 raca—s/a, B: 0.0 KattOtvWMn Goorga Archer 07575-214 JetyS Chicago — Traded renter Denis Savard to 4 Irvevaie Bouquet 170 0.0 50 W L Wattor Zambrlskl 07575-214 Italy vs. Argentina, at Naples the Montraal CanedNns lor defenseman' • Danta 130 50 Ft. Laud (Yanhaotl T ] John Coin 07174-115 Jxlya Chris Chaims and luture consktevallons. Watt Palm BaachlRxpot) * 1 ttT N Dm Hilt 73075-111 Naples Milan wlnnar*. at Turin SBIllOhay 30 Lou Graham Cofitiiftflon 0 (54) 0 0 P (M) 050 t (5551) St. LucN (Mots) a 1 IN 757575-111 Vara Batch (Dodgan) 4 t .400 1 Chi CM Rodrlguai 75740—115 July Zat Bari 10*0 Al Kaltoy 757571-117 CTtampNnxMp Miami (Independent) 1 I JO 4 National League A - 107; N - I - Morgan. LA 1; Tarry Dill 717575-117 July I al Roma Control Otv Wan Small*. AN. Martina*. LA. Stogrono. Sit, AUTO RACING W L Act. OB Baba HIikry 07575-117 Ipm — ESPN. 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Du Mauler LTD Friday Ratutti Saratota at CNarwaNr SNvaJanot H Bobby Breen 757474-05 (4). U.S , 7 5.57, 7 5.4A Classic. Final Round. (L) Oakland A Toronto 0 St. LucN at Ft. Laud RayStawart Art Proctor 7471-74-01 W b ith n HORSE RACINO Baltimore A Mlnrwtata 1 Watt Palm Baach at Miami MarhWNtw 47 4447—Ml Laa Elder 77-7577—04 Martina Navratilova (1). U S , dat Karin 4 p.m. — ESPN. Idaho Centtnnlal Jock Flock California 7, Cleveland 1 CharNtN at OacaaN Brian Claar 444447—M3 757575-04 Kschwandt. Luxembourg. 4 1, 41; Judilh Breeders' Clastic, (L) Marshall Strauss Chicago (.New York 0 Dunadtn at St. PaN Marh Caka vacchla 47 47 44-MI 747474-04 Wlasnar, Austria, del. Laura Glldamalstar. SOCCER Kantat City A DatrWIt 1 Lahaland at Vara Baach (itt) Tim Simpson 4447-44—Ml Peru, 51.7-4 (7 5); NathaIN Tauilat. Franca, 10 55 am - TNT. UN. World Cup LPOARatattt Texas a. Boston 1 Lahaland at Vara Baach imd) Brian Tannyton 444445-M3 dal. Amy Frailer. U.S.. 54. 41. 7-5; Brandi Ciechoslovakla vs. Wrsl Germany. ILI SaattN 4. Milwaukee 1 Baaaball City at WlnNr Havan KlrhTrlpNM *711,00 Du MaurNr Clattlc Schultt, Holland, dal. Balsy Negation, U S . 3 55 p m - TNT. UN. World Cup. Saturday Retain D.A. Walbrlng 4044-70-303 At Kltkenor, Outer N. June 0 51,54; Gabrieli Sebetinl (41. Arganllna, dat Third Rea* Cameroon vs. England. ILI Taxat A BatNnS fiTltftli At Cktrwihr 47-4471—M3 CatharlrwTanvNr, Franca, 54,51. TENNIS l Par 711 Oakland!, Toronto* St. LucN at Ft. Laud Paul Aitngar 44 44 44—M4 NathaIN Harraman, Franca, dal Lori 4pm — WE SH 3. Wimbledon B iiff. »4.-a 1 - a - Cathy Johnston New York at Chicago, night Watt Palm Baach at Miami ROCCO UnNIlif 454070-304 457575-0* McNeil. U.S.. 4 5 53; Kalarlna Maleeva (7). 3 30 a m — ESPN. College. NCAA Division Patty Sheehan CaJItornla at Cleveland, night CharNtNalOtcaoN Hubert Graan 447144-MS 0 0 7 5 - 0 * Bulgaria, dat. Ann Devries. Belgium. 42. a 0: I Men’s Championship Detroit at Kantat City, night Dunadtn at SI. PaN Jim Oallaghar. Jr. 714444-MS Patti Rlua 4 7 0 7 5 -0 * Natalia Zvereva (it). SovNt Union, dal Lisa lotto Neumann TRACK Baltimore al Mlnneeota night Baaaball City at WlnNr Havan Pat McGowan 714544-305 0075-110 Gretchan Magars. U.S. 1 4.41,54. 5 pm — ESPN, Feebler International BethDentol 744471-111 Mllwauhea at Seattle, night Bab Walcott 47-47-71—M5 Prep Championship Way no G'ady 444471-305 MIssN Me George 747547-111 MIssN Bar too til .MISCELLANEOUS lAHNatM ID T) Billy May loir 4444-73—MS 74400-11) 7p m — WCPX 4. SporIs Sunday Pat Bradley iTfUIMACTtOHt Taxat I Brown 05) at Bottan (Gardner P.H. Horgan III 447147—M4 0 0 7 5 -1 )1 7 30 pm - WE SHI. SportsWorld Betsy King 141.1:0p.m. Larry Mira 704447-304 0075-111 Bataball Radi* Oakland (Sandman 04) at Toronto Bill Sander 71 44 47-304 Jody Amchwtt 0075-111 Cincinnati — Placed pitcher Jota Rl|o on Jana Geddas BASEBALL (Wotl«51>, l:3Sp.m. BobLahr 0 0 4 5 —04 04774-111 I5day ditablad lltl; racaINd pilchar Scott 1:10 pm - WMJKAM (I1M). Houston Gina Hull 04574-114 California (Langtton a l) al CNvaland Dykitre, 144 57 M 344 Milch Adcock 444070— 104 Scuddtr from NethvllN ol ttw American Astros at Philadelphia Phillies Laura Baugh 71-750-114 (Svrtndtll 1-1), 1:0p.m. m IM .545 John Hutton 704470-MI Association. 1 IS pm. - WRZSAM OTTO), Cincinnati 40 Data Richard 071-74-114 Detroit (Marrlt 44) at Kantat City m 74 353 RabartWronn 704470-104 Milwaukee — Placed pitcher Chrlt Botio on Reds al New York Mels jars. 0 Amy Beni 0071-114 (Garden 54), 1:0 p.m. awton. Chi 154 Jt 43 .117 SNvaElkingNn 4571 70-104 15 day ditablad Hit; activated pilchar Teddy 3 pm - WWNTAM 1740), Southern New York (Hawkins 14) al Chkaga Blaina McCailiiNv 4447-71—M4 Lanara Rlttenheuse 71 7444-115 HNuera. Alomar. SO MO 10 43 m Susan Sanders League. Orlando SunRayt at Charlotte IHIkbardOt). 1:0p.m. at m Kan Graan 444071— 104 0075-115 NatNnal Laagua — Suspended Dickie Thon Larkin. Cln 170 40 Sherri Stolnheuer Knights Mllwauhea (Powell 01) al SaattN Cwynn. 50 M4 43 41 J 0 NkkPrlca 444071—M4 71 0 0 -1 1 5 ol ttw Philadelphia Philtiei tor three garnet I pm - WWNZ AM (740). Baltimore (Holman 4 4). 1:0 p.m. McCaa. SIL 147 SO 45 no John Me Com I th 71 4444-M7 lor twice making phytlcal contact with Orioles at Minnesota Twins Baltimore (Hamltch 7 4) at Mlnnatota Sabo. Cln 171 ft 17 .114 Buddy Gardner 47 7140—M7 umpire Tarry Tala on June 14 MISCELLANEOUS (Smith 4 4), 1:05p.m. Gant, All 734 44 71 .114 Bobby Clampott 4471 44-707 Philadelphia — Placed oultlelder Von 7 07pm -WWNZ AM (1401. SportsTalk Monday Bamat ftimrkm Lu fsc Pater Jacabtan 447040—M7 Hayat on IS day ditablad lut; recalled 11.04pm - WBZS AMU770). The Sprots Taxat at Bottan ah r b pet. Jodie Mudd 44 4070—M7 WarM Cap SdwduN • utllaldar Jim Vatchar Irom F Inal/Sports Overnight Oakland at Taranto RHendsrton. Oak 141 M It -334 Bill Britton 70 47-70—M7 k c m iiv w i Scranton/Wllhet Barra ol the International California al Cleveland, night Grlltay, Saa Ml 47 44 .3M Wabb Hrlntialman 4040 TO—M7 (allmlnatNn) Laagua. Detroit at Chicago. night GulINn, Chi 7M 17 74 -137 Phil Blackmar 47 4071—M7 (All timet (D TI Basketball QUOTE OP THE DAY New York at Kantat City, night Parkar, MU 347 14 17 .314 Jay Haas 457071—M7 Jwwn LA Cllppart — Eierclted option on con Jacoby. CN 150 40 74 .114 David Can Ipa 47 44 71-M7 Cameroon]. Colombia t toll tree It ol confer Be noil Ben|amln and guard "1 never Itumglit citsotil pll- NATIONAL LIAO U f Kanny Parry 44 44 73-307 Ciechoslovskla A Cotta Rica I Tom Garrick: tendered qualifying otlert to Marllnat. Saa 141 41 74 .311 ih ln g a no-liltter. I’ve had pruple fa it Palmeiro. Tax 144 11 S3 .304 June 14 rat trie lad velar an traa agents Kan Bannitlar. W L Pet. OB Grubar. Tar 144 M 40 304 U S. SonNr Open Scarot Argentina I.BraillO Ron Harper and Joe Woll; announced they mention it In me any number of Pittsburgh 43 0 ■5a* — Canseco. Oak Ml 43 43 305 At Par am vt. N.J.. June M Watt Germany 2. Holland 1 will not lender qualifying ollert to restricted times. I always said. 'Meek. I ll New York 41 M .577 1 Puckatt. Min 771 47 43 .301 I Par 71) JUM0 tree agenta David Riven and Michael Young Montreal 43 33 .50 1 Third Raand Ireland 0, Romania 0 (Ireland wlnt 54 on Milwaukee — Reached agreement with pml). i lily lie the I he last guy In Philadelphia IS 14 4*3 7 National Laagua — Sandberg. Chi 14; penally hkktl forward Greg Anderson on a 1 year contract, throw a no-hlttcr."' Chicago 0 44 .411 llto Mltctwll. SF and Davit. Hou 10; Dawten. Chi Jack Nlcklaut 7) ao 47- 307 Italy A Uruguay! signed rookie forward Pal Durham lo 1 ytar • Dave Stewart nT die It Louis M 44 .405 IJ't It; Slrawbarry. NY 17. Jim Deni 40 44 73-304 jyH| }| contract West G sry Player 75 45 40-MI Yugotlavlal, Spain I let) Minnesota — Named Eric Mutselman Oakland Athlcllrs after lusslng ___ American Laagua - FWider. Dal IS; Cincinnati 44 M 43* McGwire. Cantaco. Oak and Gruber, Ter. M; Lea Trevino 47 40 73-M0 England I. Belgium 0 (ol) assistant coach the flrsl nn-hlllLT of his 10-ycar San Francisco 0 3/ 503 *N Ball. Tor 17. Millar Barber 75 40 47-110 QuarNrHnalt CoHag# eareer. leading the A 's to u 5-0 Lo* Angela* 1* V .4*1 10 lt Rxna Baited to DonBiet 75 40 47-1)1 Argentina 0. Vugotlavla 0. Argentina wlnt Michigan State — Named Clarence Un San Dtogo 15 » .4*1 10 It National Laagua - Wllllamt. SF 41; Mika Kill 7147 73-311 onpanaltirtl 1, at Florence derwood assistant athletic director lor com victory over Ihe Toronln Blue Houston 31 41 .41* 14 Clark. SF and Carter. SO SO; Bab Char Wt 73 71 44-113 Italy 1. Ireland 0. at Romo pi lance. Jays. Anglers on a tight budget should look into refinishing old boats | Muncy Is tl|(ht. If you don‘1 and alter three years of getting should look for similar quality trestles. The hot weather Is to deeper water. The bigger:; believe il. talk lu someone In car pounded around on the ocean. It from anyone Dial you would slowing down the baas action. Ik atom fish are being taken in- nr l)out sales. This has been a was chipped, cracked and faded. consider fur Hits type of work. Steve Gard from Ihe Osteen HO feel of water am! deeper oil; slow year because many people A friend of mine. Jim Jones, G e l coal work Is highly Bridge Pish Camp said Dial ledges and rtx-k piles. Live bait,* arc hcillnnlnif (o reullzc that (hey had Just purchased an older boat specialized and requires years of bass arc spotty and bile best deep Jigs and cigar minnows are; cannot comfortably aflurd to buy and had It totally reflnlshed. He experience in order to do really early amt late In the day. Dream Die best balls lor grmqicr ami; new cars and boats every several was very Impressed with the gel good work. und catfish are the only rellable siian]x*r. years. coat work, so I called up the uctlon In Die river at the present Tile buoy line lias Ix-cn slow.; same man and we agreed upon u ' SHUPC8 SCOOP time. hut king mackerel should start; Many frugal anglers are price. I dropped o ff my boat at A gcKid lxk ii repair man cun Sebastian Inlet bus provided (o show any lime. Inside Die ; hanging on to their boats for an ills office near Ml. Dora and we work miracles un a well-used mixed action with flounder, red- P o r t , small Jack crcvallc.; exlra year or two in order lo discussed the best color options bout. Scratches, nicks und alrcss fish. snook. Jack crcvallc and flounder, aheepohead and small; stretch the family hudgel. for the Interior. lurpon. The best action has hern hlueflsh have been providing! Don't let Just anyone do this typo cracks can be repaired. Floors When I picked up thr “ Blue cast of the bridge on either steady action. Trout and rrdfish; A logical extension to this type of work on your boat. If at all and (ransoms ran be replaced. Runner" Die next ultemoon. I Jetties. Live shrimp or live linger are still rated as good on Ihe ! of thinking Is to Improve the possible, get some names Hulls and Interiors can be re-gel appearance of your older boul by could hardly believe my eyes. It routed. For u relatively small mullet ure the best lulls, while fla ts of the Banana and Indian! (Itrough a friend or u reputable Jigs uiut lures will also lake their rlvcra ; having new gel coat applied to really looked like a new boat. marina. Yuu cun also find Investment, you cun extend the The Interior gel coat Job. which fair share of fish. The je ttie s al New Smyrna-! Ihe outside hull or to the floor listings In thr yellow juges of Die life of your bout for yeurs to tally cost a few hundred dollars, Captain Jack at Port have been great for shecpslir.id.% and sides. A new layer of gel ctsal phone book, but I would insist come. extended ihe life und Die ap- Canaveral reports good dolphin flounder, drum, redflsb and Jaekv will make any boat look brand upon talking lo some previous prarance of my txiul lor several FISHING FORECAST action offshore In 100 feel of crcvallc. The lx si bah is a fat;! new. customers In order lo check on more years. The delull work was George frum George’s Balt water oil out. A lol of good fish live shrimp bern great lo start with The moral of Ihe slorv Is Dlls'. standing Job on my Ixial and you local bridges and railroad and then work your way on out number of snags Sanford Horold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 1, TWO — Sfl teammates Stewart, Valenzuela toss same-day no-hitters league on (he screwball to become baseball's overnight pitching pitcher In the major* since 1907. improved his ition. career record to 111-00 with hi* 54) masterpiece Valenzuela won Mb only start against the New over the Blue Jays at the SkyDome. Valenzuela. NEW YORK — Fernando VaknxuHa watched York Yankees in the 1901 World Series, while 0-0 this season, is 134-100 lifetime. on television as Dave Stewart completed Ms drat Stewart made two brief relief appearancei. Valenzuela used an Inside fastball to comple­ no-hitter, then pitched Ida own first no-bitter a Valenzuela sat out the Dodgers' 1968 World ment a baffling changrup In confounding the St. little more than three hours later. Series triumph over Stewart's A s. while Stewart Louie Cardinals in the Dodgers 6-0 victory, After watching Stewart Friday night, was 0-1 in two starts. Stewart came back last year coming Just three hours after Stewart threw his Valenxuela told hie Dodfera teammates, " foil to go 2-0 In Oakland's four-game sweep of San gem in Toronto. watch a no-hitter on TV. now you can wr.tch Francisco in the World Series. The last time two pitchers threw no-hlttera on live one."' Valenzuela's prime came early In his career, the same day was on May 3. 1917. when "But I never thought I'd do ft." Valenxuela when he produced seven consecutive double-digit Cincinnati's Fred Toney threw a 10-lnnlng confided after blanking St. Louie 8-0 at Dodger victory seasons as a strikeout artist with a flair for no-hitler, and opposing pitcher James "Hippo" Stadium. dramatic performances. Vaughn threw one for 9 1-3 innings. Watching Stewart pitch Oakland to a SO Stewart Is currently enjoying his mast pro­ Stewart’s no-hitter was the fourth In the major victory In Toronto. Valenxuela aaw a pitcher he la ductive years after wading through several league's this season and the third in the familiar with. Stewart and Valenxuela broke Into stagnant seasons early in his career. American League thl* month. Randy Johnson of the major leaguee together on the Dodgers' 1981 Once a Journeyman who demonstrated limited Seattle and Nolan Ryan of the Texas Rangers World Championship team and were two of the ability with three teams before latching on with threw no-hitters in June, and Mark Langston and game's premier pitchers of the 1900a. Oakland. Stewart has Joined baseball's elite - Mike Witt collaborated on the season's first no-hit But until Friday night, neither had thrown a ringing up three consecutive 20-win at game in April for the California Angela. no-hitter. And their dual efforts made for the first while threatening to deliver a fourth this i The four no-hlttera In June are the most ever In time In 73 yean two pitchers threw nine-Inning Stewart. 10-6 this season, the wlnn Ingest the major leagues in one month. no-hitters on the same day. It wsa the'flna time advance Edberg, Chang to square off in fourth round aemifinals "Whenever you have the (lightest withdrawal o f No. 8 Aaron Krickatetn. chance, you can't give up," said Chang. this has been one of the toughest "The gods seem to be on the WIMBLEDON, England - Stefan Ed­ "You can't count yourself out." Wimbledon* for seeded men. Not since aide of Argentina." said berg and Michael Chang, showing the The American, whose baseline game is 1901 have as few as six seeds made (he ROME — Italy rode on the Maradona, whose penalty miss mettle of champions, Saturday advanced best-suited to slow surfaces. Is obviously round of 16. back of Salvatore Schlllacl Sat­ seemed destined to end In defeat learning the subtleties of graascourt play. urday and defending champion for the South Americans before to a fourth-round Wimbledon meeting On the women's side, second seed Against Kratxmann. Chang began drilling Argentina relied on good fortune his teammates came to the with five-set comeback victories. Martina Navratilova overwhelmed Karin hls groundstroke* at increasingly sharper to keep their appointed World rescue. Chang, the 1909 French Open tiUiat, Kachwendt o f Luxembourg 0-1. 6-1. angles. Cup semifinal date In Naples. rallied from a two-set deficit to defeat Navratilova, who has foot only nine Maradona half-hit hls penalty Monday's Chang-Edberg pairing arid be The Italians and Argentinians Australia's Mark Kratzmann. 341. 4-0. *vn es In her three matches, Is seeking a try. which was easily stopped. thefr first meeting since the 1909 French will battle Tuesday, with the 6-4. 6-2. 6-2. The American is 0-1 in record ninth Wimbledon singles title but **l felt great disappointment Open final. winner returning to the World flve-set matches for his career and has claims her pursuit o f history Is not an and tremendous anger." Lendl. Wimbledon's top seed, split two Cup final. Italy won in 1962 and won four limes despite dropping the first Maradona said. two seta. tie-breaker sets against hard-serving Argentina In 1906. Edberg. the I960 Wimbledon champi­ American Bryan Shelton, ranked No. Fourth seed Gabriels Ssbatlni. (he The quarterfinals conclude "ft ta quite rare that 1 miss a on. raised his game at the crucial 125, before the match was suspended talented Argentine whose potential re­ Sunday when England plays penalty. Of course, we can all moment, winning the only break point o f due to darkness. Lendl took the foot set mains for greater than her achievements, Cameroon In Naples and West miss a penalty shot, but lucky the fifth act to overcome Israel's Amos at 7-6 17-2). then lost the second at 0-7 advanced to the round of 16 with a 6-4. Germany battles Czechoelnvskia for me. the goalkeeper saved Manadorf 6-4.5-7.3-6.0.2,9-7. (4-7). The match will be resumed Mon­ 6- 2 victory over Catherine Tanvler oftn Milan. m e." "Always, the top guys will play better day. At Wimbledon, Sunday la the France. A 37th minute goal by After Italy's success over on the big points." said Manadorfsranked traditional day off. Schlllacl -4 his fourth of the Because of a bomb scare on Centre Ireland, bookmakers In England 34th. "The difference is a slight mental In other matches involving seeded tournament '- and goalkeeper Installed the host nation as a 5-4 difference." Court, Saturday’s final match was halted players. No. 7 Katerina Maleeva downed Walter Zenga'a fifth successive for 25 minutes and then suspended as Ann Devries of Belgium 6-2. 6 0 ; No. 11 shutout gave Italy s 10 victory favorite to win the trophy a In the fifth act. Edberg and Manadorf light foiled. Patrick McEnroe and Jim Natalia Zvereva outplayed Gretchen over Ireland In front of a 73.303 record fourth time. easily held serve through the first 14 Orabb were leading former champions Mager* of the U.S. 2-6. 6-2, 6-4. and No. crowd at Rome’s Olympic Schlllacl. a 25-year-old Sicilian games, never facing a break point. Robert Seguao and Ken Flach 6-1. 3-4 14 Judith Wleaner downed Peru's Laura Stadium. with only one International ap­ The most memorable match in the brief when play was stopped. Glldemetoter 6-2.76 (7-5). pearance before exploding on career of 18-year-old Chang also had been Ninth-seed Jim Courier of the United In Florence. Argentina was the World Cup scene, kicked a great comeback, when he recovered States became the ninth upset victim of On the men's side. No. 11 Guy Forget held to a scoreless two-hour home a rebound after Roberto from a two-set deficit to beat Ivan Lendl the men's draw, losing to wild-card also survived a five-set match, eliminat­ stalemate by Yugoslavia before Donadonl's fierce drive had been In the fourth round o f tast year's French entrant Mark Woodforde of Australia, 7-5. ing Michael Stlch of West Germany 3-6, winning a penally shootout 3-2. parried by Irish goalkeeper Put Open. 5-7, 7-5. 6-4. With the pretoumament 7- 5.6-2.40.6-3. despite a failed attempt by team captain Diego Maradona. Bonner. Nicklaus shoots to Senior Open lead Ridgewood Country Chib. because we all have won so many championships." Player "I'm not paying attention to said, referring to Nicklaus and PARAMUS. N.J. — Jack who's out there." said Nicklaus. Nicklaus. Lee Trevino and Gary Trevino. "We always seem lo be winner of four U.S. Open battling each other. I’m looking Player, three o f the great names crowns. “ I'm paying attention to In goU. put themselves in posi­ forward to tomorrow very myself. If I shoot a good score much." tion for a grand finale to the U.S. llien they'll have to beat me. Open Senior Championship. That's all I can do. Nicklaus. asked If hls duel The trio, winners of 140 U.S. "I said yesterdqy five shots is with Trevino and Player brought tournaments among them, will nothing. Certainly one shot is back memories, replied. " I ’ve start out the final round Sunday less than nothing. There's at played enough golf with Lee and with a single shot separating least five guys who have a pretty Gary (hat If you're talking about them. good chance of winning the golf echoes It will echo about 400 tournament. Shots can change times. We've played that many rounds.” Nicklaus. Igniting a hot round hands very quickly." with an eagle on the fourth hole, Miller Barber, a three-time collected four birdies on the back Trevino, complaining "1 didn’t winner o f this championship and nine Saturday to surge Into the have a very good day on the lead after three rounds. He greens." predicted Nicklaus the "old man" among the lead­ stands one shot In front o f hls would shoot 68 Sunday, adding ers at 59. followed up hls 68 of Friday with a 67 and was three long-time rivals. " I will need 5 or 6-under." shots off the lead at 210. Trevino lost the lead he had Nicklaus, winner of two of held since opening day when he Don Blea. with a 67. was alone three events on the Senior Tour, bogeyed the final hole aa he at 211 following two consecutive started the day five shots behind stumbled to a 73. 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Charles Coody (72) and round remaining at the "We've had many battles Harold Henning (75). • 13!* A M P205/7SRI4 17V70R13 in .l r7.M P21V75B14 18V70R 13 p x i A M P20V75fl15 Lake- 18VT0R 14 MAI AM PaivTinis M7M ise/70R't4 m i 11.(0 PMV7SR15 Ceatiassd from Pag* IB seventh for the victory. Roberts making a long, J - I77M running catch from deep center field on a fly ball came 16*7 - Sit M clawing and scratching back. Tony Mills reached to shallow left field. on an error and Dave Eckstein walked before Jon Eltonhead pitched four quality Innings, Roberts singled In Mills. Then Academy pitchers only giving up one run. before getting rocked for MM Mm Pirv7«Miii Illustrated Just how deadly walks can be. Issuing three runs tn the fifth Inning on a walk and a pair P1BM0fl13 H I M P20S7SR14 (31.(0 PHM0HM4 MAM PJIWSHniSI MM four consecutive free | P17WCR13 (37.(0 P71V7SRI4 (31(0 PIIMOHflU H IM P23&AQHA13 ( 1AM o f hits. 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At the low end of the scale, eight counties had fates below 4 trcent. Lowest of all was by July 3. l i f a l n n m n onroe with 2.6 percent, W V Iw O v iv v Bfollowed by Alachua and Liberty Oaa Wlllikara, a win# and spirits specialty shop Representative Art Qrlndla, chamber of com­ at 3.3 percent each. rhs Principal Financial located at 3669 N. Orlando Drive In Ssmlnote merce welcoming committee member*; Aide resident of The Central Cantor, Sanford, racaivad a ribbon-cutting Merlin, co-owner; Hector Rodrigues, preeldent Labor analysts said the Jobless teeodatkm for 1990-91. welcome from Greater Sanford Chamber of of Gee Wllllktr* Corporation; Mtfca Ayala, atom rates In 37 counties w ere at least of Directors of Florida Com ms res, lad by President Tony Rusal. From manager Ruui, Bill Johnson and John Kane, a full percentage point lower tact laft: Mimi Kane, Ruth Wilson and 8tata welcoming committee member* . month than they were In May of last year.

often Green, to be built by Onshore late. The new community will NCNB names bank president wet nation prices starting at McColl said. pipeline In related moves, James Sommer* retains tenth botes of Heathrow's OTTE, N.C. — The president of NCNB responsibility for NCNB's national Trust, private advances n te d wtthta wafting distance wmtkt a year haa been named pr&ldent banking and securities businesses and will report rfTtertrfut Bunk lrr a" move designed to to Lewis. Bradfvcrsen will report to Lewis and will services to bank customers In seven become marketing executive for the General Bank. HOUSTON - Five com­ NCNB chairman Hugh McColl announced that Catherine Bessant assumes national Communi­ panies have filed a settle­ Kenneth Lewis, now based in Texas, assumes a ty Reinvestment Act responsibilities for the ment proposal uw ith™ the new national position combining all of NCNB's General Bank. Ralph Carestio. specialised tending Federaf Energy Regulatory 936 branches, consumer and commercial banking executive, and Joseph Musollno. Dallas vice Commlaalon to Jointly In the Heathrow In one organizational structure. chairman, continue to report to Lewis. build an onshore pipeline abrook Village, as "Ken Lewis' broad background, especially his Lewis will move to Charlotte by the first of next to transport up to 900 million cubic feet of natural consumer and commercial banking experience in year. All other officers and staff will remain In Texas and Florida, prepares him well to head their current geographic locations. McColl said. gas per day from the NCNB's General Bank." said McColl. Mobile Bay area of "This Is another move to best serve NCNB's Since August 1988. Lewis has served as southern Alabam a. customers regardless of where they are," said president of NCNB Texas. In addition to other The companies are the McColl. "Combining oversight responsibilities for duties. Lewis has been responsible for all Florida Gas Transmission Airport. "Orlando rontlnuss i d ba enormously popular for NCNB's branch network. Its consumer banking consumer, commercial, real estate and energy Co., Southern Natural Gas tourists, and these Sights a n SsatftMd to mast the Increasing and Us commercial banking means our organiza­ banking activities for the Texas bank. Co.. Tennessee Oaa Pipe­ demand for travel there," eaM Chairman Steven M. Wolf. The tion Is shaped around the customer and not line Co., Texas Eastern Chicago carrier mid that atartinf Sept B, it would booat from Prior to joining NCNB Texas, Lewis was Transmission Corp.. and shaped by geographical boundaries across the president of NCNB National Bank of Florida. He 11 to 22 the number of dally outgoing flights at Orlando. One of areas where we do business." A N R Pipeline Co. also haa served In NCNB's U.S. Division and NCNB the new flights la to be a non step to San Francisco, the first Reporting to McColl. Lewis. 43. wUl be baaed In Upon federal approval of International Bank In New York. Lewis Joined the non-stop Right them from Orlando. The changes announced Charlotte and have responsibilities for all such the proposal, the compa­ bank In 1969 as a credit analyst In Charlotte. businesses In Texas. Florida, North Carolina. nies wUl withdraw their South Carolina, Georgia. Maryland and Virginia. Lewis is a native of Meridian, Mias., and earned previously Bled alternate William Mtddlemas, president of Southeast a bachelor's degree In finance from Georgia State Banking, and Robert Lane, general General University In Atlanta. He also Is a graduate of the banking executive in Texas, will report to Lewis. Stanford University Executive Program.

$5 million." was signed by Racal-Milgo’s West German sates subsidiary, Racst-MUgo GmbH, said Racal-Mllgo spokesman Jack HUlbouac. Ratal M9gn will provide Deutsche Telecom with 10,000 PAG modems, which provide specific direct connection capability and Interface to German telephone lines. LOS ANGELES - "Days of i/ivtovna cmc urea Thunder" starring Tom Cruise. Paramount Pictures' chief hope MIAMI — The board of directors of Knight-Ridder Inc., the for a summer blockbuster, raced parent company of The Miami Herald, declared Thursday a away with a solid 63.4 million In dividend on Its common stock of .33 cents a share. It Is payable ticket sales on Its first day of July 23 to shareholders of record as of the cioae of business on release, the largest weekday J u ly 13. gross for any movie this year. The film, on which Paramount RMteurant complete# M l« spent an estimated 640 million, FORT LAUDERDALE -Q S R In c .s Florida chain of fast-food drew an average of 61.466 per MasterCard restaurants, said Thursday It haa completed the sale of 32 of Its screen In 2.307 theaters when It Taco Viva Mexican Restaurants to F.D.R. Taco Viva Inc., a Fort left the starting line last week. Lauderdale company, for 92 million In cash and notes. QSR Paramount has been ag­ Inc. will concentrate on expanding Its Mr. Submarine/Mlaml gressive In promoting the movie, Subs division, which haa 19 restaurants. with an ad campaign highlight­ ing Cruise, perhaps the most bankable star In Hollywood. Plant closed for dumping toxic waste Now it is easier than ever to County officials said they do Wednesday alter the county not know If any damage has revoked Its operating permit, place your classified advertising MIAMI — Dade County envi­ been done to the well field, said H.G. Spencer Smith Jr., the ronmental officials have shut which already shows some company’s owner. down a metal-working plant, low-level contamination. "A ll I know is that It was In or to pay for your Herald alleging that employees were "W e can't discount the possi­ response to last Friday's activi­ dumping toxic metals and acids bility that they have contributed ties." Spencer Smith said In Into the ground near a drink­ to the problem." said Joe reference to a search conducted subscription. Call us today at ing-water well field. Sttlwell. enforcement chief for by police and county In­ Environmental officials Dade County's Department of vestigators. 322-2611 and say “Charge It” I videotaped a worker dumping Environmental Resources Man­ The Illegal dumping is "som e­ the waste Into the ground at the agement. thing we try not to do." Spencer plant operalcd by U.S. Groundwater samples taken Smith said. Manufacturing and Galvanizing near the plant sftrr one of the The plant applies zinc coating Corp.. which la near an area dumpings In February showed to metals used In boat trailers from which a backup county that lead levels Increased 2,000 and road signs, Spencer Smith well field draws water. percent within 14 hours of the said. Prosecutors are conducting a waste being dumped, according The ntctal Is cleaned using an criminal Investigation of the (o an affidavit filed by in­ acid solution. The waste that dumping. Assistant State At­ vestigators. results from the process Includes torney Joseph Rosenbaum said. The plant was shut down acid and nictul. Sttlwell said. , » i • i , » v v v x s v*'* x VTV r rv-^-e t * v • r t r i t ^ r'-V

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A free blood pressure check w ill be offered at the next "There is a shortage of nursing surgery and greatly reduce pain ical programs: a skilled nursing Lake Mary Podiatry Wellness Day, a free health screening program offered by home beds In Central Florida, ana recovery time. Sandy unit and an outpatient gall Florida Hospital Community Health Services. especially for Medicare pa­ Raybujm. Director of Surgical Now with two bladder surgery procedure, are Services at the hospital said. The month's free screenings will be held on: tients.*' states Mary Jack. Chief expected to begin In the near "W e will be one of the only offices serving •Thursday. July 5 (due to the July 4th holiday), from Nunlng Officer. "W e saw a need future at South Seminole Com­ hospitals In Seminole County Lake Mery, Senford 2:30-5:30 p.m. under the escalator at Florida Hospital. Orlando. munity Hospital, 555 W. State and are seeking to fill the gap.” the added. The unit la expected performing this procedure.” and DeBary. •Wednesday, July 11, from 2:30-5:30 p.m. In the Library at Road 434. while one new serv­ to receive approval and be In The revolutionary new com­ Florida Hospital. Apopka. ice. computerized drug dosage, puterized medication doting la already underway. operation within six months. LAKE MARY •Wednesday. July 18. from 2:30-5:30 p.m. in the Chatlos service Is already being used at Conference Center at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. For the gall bladder surgery. South Seminole. Called the 323-2566 two staff doctors are presen Pharmacokinetic Dosing Service, For more Information, call Florida Hospital Community The hoapital has filed a certifi­ entry i H U K l f a l M Health Services at 807-1785. cate of need for the skilled attending instruction which will It reduces the variables In pre- nursing unit, with the Florida able them to perform what la acrlblng commonly used Department of Health and Re­ known as Laparoscopic medications which could have DEBARY Florida Hoapital offars aoroblcs data habilitative Services. The project Cholecystectomy, a procedure an advene affect If given In 668-0226 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Florida Hospital Premier will Include a 15-bed unit which which permits the extraction of Improper dosages. 1 » U |H n r Health Wellness Club sponsors an aerobics class for people ages 55 and older every Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 a a - t ik 9:30 a.m. in the Chatlos Conference Center at FtortdaUnspUal. 601 EL Alum bn Dr., Altamonte Springs. -GASTROENTEROLOGY— The costfor ihifasnarallHb >12 ffef rtlWtth.*"-1...... lit J >.IH>i AquacTxe. an aquatic exercise program developed by Florida CHIROPRACTIC Hospltif. Is also offirW to*people 55 and over Monday. S|, Tuesday. Thursay and Friday from 9:45 to 10:30 a.m. at the Wcstmonte Therapeutic pool. 624 Bills Lane. Altamonte FOR BETTER HEAL 1H BOARD CERTIFIED Springs. For more Information, call 897-5500 between 10 a.m. and 4 nr. a . w . w o o o m i STATS OF THE ART p.m. Monday through Thursday, and between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Fridays. OFFICE VIDEO ENDOSCOPY FULL LENGTH MIRROR BLUES • PAINLESS IN OFFICE A healthy mind hi a healthy tain good posture can be hetpfal. body la a universal ideal that wa So can Ups on how to eal a well- HEMORRHOID TREATMENT ANNOUNCING all fry our best to achieve. But a balanced diet without fin in g un­ • ULCERS * PANCREATIC DISEASES glance tnafuil-length mirror may wanted pounds. So can treat­ THE OPENING OF HIS PRACTICE teD a different story. Poor pos­ ment to correct any misalign­ * COLON POLYPS * LIVER DISEASES ture with sloping back and pro­ ment* In your spin* that may be truding stomach not only affect —««<"g aches and pains and • COLON CANCER SCREENING • COLITIS Timothy D. Poppell D.M.D. your personal appearance, they other signs of tension. If your affect you r health a s wcIL body la operating at 90%, why Not everyone can b e a s active suffer In sUenca when you could ORTHODONTICS as they want to be. If your work be functioning at 100%. MEDICARE A MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED (BRACES) requires you to alt at a desk moat of the day. you may suffer from THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS DAYS. EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS BY APPOINTMENT lack of exercise. Overeating can In the Interest o f better health TO SERVE YOU BETTER CONSULTATIONS OFFERED AT NO CHARGE put undue strain on unused from the office oft muscles and back. So can poor Woodall Chiropractic 2750-A Enterprise Road • Orange City posture. These things, combined 323-3333 668-2622 574-5657 with lack of exercise, may lead to C ra te r •19 DCLTONA BLVD. Between Saxon Blvd. it 1*4 1100 K. KM T ST. •0 HWY. 17-62 bock pain and nervous tension. 1400 S. Park Ave. sums SUTTB109 Next T o W hite Rose Instruction in how to main­ •Ufaed. FL 923-4702 904-775-4600 SANFORD DEBARY DELTONA

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Col 1- * LIL'CHAMP LOCATION * Florida. SAIO MOSS ROAD WITH T H I Opportunities 005-682-7555 EXT. T- Thai certain Its* Stylemetter C IN T IR LINE OF LONG- 1X7. (Cal 7 dayt ■ wank) 44* mobile homo. 10 No. WOOO-OVIEDO ROAD) K TOUR OWN lOSS ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 111*1041401. tubloct to Slate el THENCE RUN SOUTH A LONO National manufacturer need* Florida Certificate ol Title No. SAIO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY local per ton to tarvlco I00N 1717401. located on me real U N I OF MOSS ROAD natural |uice route Bet! property dncrlbed above. EXTENDED SOUTH A DIS­ an# - man but!nett ever. No You are required to Verve o Said hearing may b# continued TANCE OF 418.M FEET; tolling No overhead. Mutt copy ol your entwer or pleading from time to time until • final THENCE RUN EAST 4S81 have 114.400 lacured 100% by to the Complaint on Plaintiff* dec It Ion it mad* by Ih# City FEET; THENCE RUN Inventory. 111.000 very pottl attorney, Andrew M Brumby, Comm I talon. N4I1TE, 347.M FEET TO A bta lint year. Thlt could make Etqulro, Swann and Haddock. A TAPED RECORD POINT OF CURVATURE; you Independent. Flrtl time P A . One duPont Centre. Suite OF THIS MEETING IS MADE THENCE NORTHERLY otter, tor detail* call tarn HM. HO Norm Orange Avenue. RY THE CITY FOR ITS CON ALONG A CURVR CONCAVE fpm...... 1 m a il 1740 Pot! Olllco Boa 440. Orlando. VENIENCE. THIS RECORD WESTERLY ANO HAVINO A Florida 17101440. and file the MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN RADIUS OF 1)0.88 FEET, A original antwtr or pleading in ADEQUATE RECORD FOR CENTRAL A N G L E OF the olfice ot the Cterh ol the PURPOSES OF APPEAL 41*84*47**. AN ARC LINOTH OF Circuit Court lor Seminole FROM A DECISION NUDE RY 141X1 FEET AND A CHORD 5*— Financial COLM IR ACCOUNYINe 4 County. Florida on or before the THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO ■ EARINO N18*47*17**E, T0*K day ol July. IttO. II you tall THE FOREGOING MATTER. THENCE tee**ll'87"W 141*0 S erv ices to do to. a lodgment by default ANY PERSON WISHING TO FEET; THENCE H*JHi4"W will bo taken against you tor the ENSURE THAT AN ADE­ 141.78 P C B T ; TH E N C E FINALLY!! relief demanded in the Com QUATE RECORD OP THE plaint. S8f*17*ll‘ *W SS.1I FEET; A Matter card virtually any­ PROCEEDINGS IS MAIN THENCE S77*17'4)**W I4*.4B —------WITNESS my hand and teal one can get I Bad credit OK. hitnOWI TAINEO FOR APPELLATE FEET; THENCE N * l* ir ir W Iplwit make money helping ol thlt Court on the llth day ot PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO Juno. IttO 11117 FEET; THENCE WIST Final Judgment ol Forecloture your Irlendt oilabllth their MAKE THE NECESSARY AR Mi l# FEET TO THI POINT (COURT SEAL) entered In the above ttyled ac credit 1 For amaiing recorded RANGEMENTS AT HIS OR OF BEGINNING. LESS T H I lion on the llth day ol January, menage. Call tor your* today MARVANNE MORSE. HER OWN EXPENSE. 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■ y D O R IS D IB TR ICN nlnlly. As Davis sat. rolx-d In a lung Herald columnist white alb enhanced with a (tale pink scapula, listening Intently to Guerry SANFORD — The Fli-i Metluxllst that llrst Sunday at First Church, Church has come a long wav since the sun llllered through the colurhd It was founded here In the IH70s stained glass window onto her During those lean pioneer days, a Mowing blond hair. The serene Irallblazlng. Hlble-lotln' circuit rider setting might have Ix-en a staged carried and delivered the Lords scenario lor an unrivaled llollywixxl message. Traditionally, the church or Broadway pnxlurllon. pastors have all Ix-en men. But Davis Is not In a make-believe But today, more than lit ) years world of tinsel and glitter. She's later, there's glamour In the pulpit. where she Ix-tongs ami that's In the The Rev. Doris Jean "Jeatile" pulpit. She was Ixrrn lo minister. "I Jssslca and Joalana Moora Davis Is the llrst woman pastor ol got called and Jlc wouldn't lei go of Sanford's First United Melhtxlisl me." the attractive minister said. Sisters chosen as finalists Church. She was recently assigned Horn In West Virginia In 1040. Jessica and Joelenc Moore, daughters of by the Florida MetlnxIlM Conference Davis claims she was llrst "called” Michael anti Susan Dclr. have been selected as as asstx-lale minister to the Rev. at age 11 when she was attending a finalists In the 1990 Miss Florida National J.U. "Jean" Guerry who took Methodist youth meeting. She of- I’re-Teen and Pre-Teen Petite Pageant, to lx- command ol the pulpit on June 17 11 r m e il t h a t s h e ii a d t h e licit! In Lehigh Acres July 14. In fart. Davis may lx- the Hist “ overwhelming feeling" that she Jessica. H. will compete for the pre-teen title. woman pastor assigned on a regular was sup|Miscd lo lx- In the ministry. The contest Is the only one affiliated with the basis lo a Sanlotd church. I be Rev. At age 22. she said she was called Miss National Teen-Ager Scholarship Pageant. Freddie Smith, pastor ol the Central again, but again did not respond. In Joelenc will compete In the Pre-Teen Petite Baptist Clmreh lor IM wars, can't the late I97()s. she was an active lay­ Pageant, the iiHItial state (Migrant for the Miss recall another woman pastor serv- person In her church, but "that was National Pre-Teen Petite Pageant to lx- held In Inga Sanford church. not quite enough," she said Orlando In November. A number ul clmrehgix-rs, who Davis was considerably uncom- Winner of each contest will receive a savings had not met the new woman lortalile and could llml no peace. bond, crown, sash and her transjxrrlatlon and preacher prior lo her llrst service, One day she said she was on her lull sponsorship to the 10th Anniversary seemed pleasantly surprised that hands and knees pulling weeds In National Pageant lo compete with other stale the new assrxiate minister is so the garden at her home In winners. pretty." Rix-kledge when the Lord s|xikc lo H*(*U PS*to to? D»nt Dt«tri

■y JOAN KINO Herald correspondent

LAKE MARY - Kay Fox «»l Lake Mary has Heltn Griffith worn many lials In Ills lllrtlme and each one with a title tx-llttlng lit** rnrncst endeavors Cultural Arts award won Tills second gt-m-mllttn Floridian Joined tin- Navy as an enlisted man during Hit* Seeond Helen Grlfllth. from Lake Mary, won tills World War. year’s State Cultural Arts. Clothing and "extlles Alter the war ended. Fox entered Atilmm Award lor die F^xlension Homemakers. She was University In Alaliama. competing against participants from H7 coun­ U|Hin graduation lie reentered Hie Navy dm Inn ties. tile Korean War and attended Aviator's Selinol Helen Is Interested In the arts and In me uoncernea oitizens c.ummiuee lor Ills Might training in Pensacola where he met preserving heritage skills. She has taught Pat. Ills wile, and earned his wings. During his workshops on how to recycle old blue Jeans to Naval career. Fox served aboard aircraft carriers groups including home economies classes In and pulled duly at the Sanford Naval Air Station high school and to workshops for the Library Battle waged to save home Iroin I960 to UHkI. Sanford Is Ills birthplace. System She taught programs on using pat­ Fox and Pal have three grown children and one ternless patterns, sweatshirt design, tutting, and enough lo help raise the critically needed ■yNARVA HAWKINS grandson. Their eldest son. Trf. Is presently In caning Ibis past year. Over 1,614 people were $I2J.IXX) to keep the Internal Revenue Service Herald columnist Korea as a guest lecturer. Earl, the youngest Fox reached through her worshops. She continues to front putting It on the auction block lor sou. lives in Lake Mary and has assumed lull teach workshops. In the fall she will Im- giving a SANFORD — The world Isa last moving one overdue employment taxes. o|H-rallon ol tlit* tamlly business. F'ox Dlstrlhii- piogram 011 Seminole Indian rpiiltlng techniques but there Is a season, reason, and a lime lot The Concerned Citizens Committee In an lors. lor the Extension Homemakers everything; a lime to get. a time to love, a time attempt to raise money to help pay tills "A wagon Jolitx-r and strictly wholesale." says to care lor others, a lime to share and a lime lo Indebtedness, has ap|n-aietl to lm-al ministers Fox. Zoo turns 15 to consider a Good Samaritan Home Day In give and speak out The Foxes live in a two-story liniise nvrrlexik- I lie Central Florida Zoological Park turns 15 A group ol i ominoniiy-mludcd people. The their churches during July. Volunteers will canvas Seminole County and ing the lake In a peaceful selling on .1 ipilel road on July 4. At II a.m. cake will be served to zoo Concerncd Citizens Committee, has organized lhal Is the pieiiiie- ol serenliy. Their house was visitors while supply lasts. Visitors may also to share, care and speak nut lor the needs ol the Deltona ami Dellary areas lor citizen support. On July 2H. a banquet will Ik- held at hulll In I92j? by Astronaut Allen It Sheppard's view displays of the zoo's history highlighting the residents of tin (food Samaritan Home inaternal grandl.uher. the Sanford Zoo which was In downtown Sanford. I his congregate living lacllltv bouses the Sanford Civic Center, at 7 p in. lo Ix-nt-lll Sanford. elderly, some homeless, with no known the home A s|teclal program Is being planned. Of llielr home. Fox says. "I In night It in llMil Other anniversary related activities Include a relatives. Hut they share one common need, Share with the Good Samaritan family by when I was stalioued here. I always kepi 11 glvlng donations, pledges and purchasing a baby white tiger cub on display along with other the need to Ik- loved and cared lor Im cause the children think ol II as llielr Itrsi real animal guests trout the Columbus Zoo on July These residents are going to In- homeless II ticket lor lids worthwhile alfalr. Won’t you lilt home and they love it." 21 from 10 u.m.to 2 p in. other concerned citizens don’t share and can- See Sam aritan, Page DC When Fox retired Irmn the Navy as a See Fox, Page SC Grieve over lost loved one that the- grieving pnxess should ■y KILLKY MITCHSLL lx- eiver in six mouths ami that Herald stall writer ^Happiness is the- mourner's lib- shemlel lx- beneficial for the Itae k In order. 'I hat Is a e enmiion SANFORD - The death ol a body but it is grief lliytll. Wolle lt salel. lumtly member or Irlcnd brings Wollelt cmphasl/eel that on a ntsli ol devastating feelings. that develops the lile-uds can best help iiio m m is Sortow. loneliness, abandon- powers of the mind, j by stie-lcbing out llielr ceilleclll menl and sometimes anger and o v e r the- letlig te im . ( arils, le le guilt are Involved In the grieving -Marcel Proust ItlIIIIII- eiills and sboil visits over process, one of I lie most p.ilnlid -1871-1922 (be long term ate very be ne lie lal emotions In a (arsons life. It Is luqxirlaui lo ii-iiiemlx-r an Dealing with the daily routine lie-r ciilolluiiH and Ice-lings." he anniversary or a bltllulav. as and memories ol those- precious salel. tlie-searedllllctill lline-s. moments spt-nl together will People who have sulle-re el tin- In recent years, se-uiliiais have- become- the hardest to face. loss ul a lamlly member nt frlcuel be e n se-l lip Ini till- ltcic;l\i d In “ People* too olte-n think that by pass llueiiigb many levels ol gile-l provide lellowsliip. gain lilt not talking about llie-lr loss, the- recovery. Typically, says dcisiauding ol I lit* giiel pmeess grlcvliig will go away. Just the Wollclt. mourners ciicemiilcr learn dally coping n cbnlepi' -s opposite- Is true." says Alan I). eertaln common Ice-bugs, al case- emolioual ael|iisimcnis ami Wolft-ll. I’ll.I)., a clinical l lieieigli at elille-ieiil limes ami let lo Ix-eome Inmlllur with com lltanalulugisi — a psychologist vat vlng degrees. iimulty re-souii cs. sen b as llnaii who specializes In elcalh and "W hile tlie-ie- Is net one way lo dal. Ii-gal. soe lal. • elm .ilieni.il. griei recovery — and aelvise-r to grieve, ilie-rc are- cummetii feel­ betiiie- maintenance anil volmi Cox-Parker Carey Hand Fune ral ings most pe etple- wliei arc griev­ Iccrism. lo assist lo r> mllelmg Home. Winter Park. Cnlemtal ing will Irel.” Wollelt salel. "At llielr lives. Carev Hand Funeral Home. Or­ times one- will want let block II Ifaldwin Faiti Inlil Ce mclcrle s lando. and llrlsson Funeral honor and e-e-lcbralc tbc one* they sadness; and that's all right Sally Koepke-. ComtmmUx Pm havc lost unless It ge-ls so Itael that it g la m s Dlrcclm lor Balelwm Model Photo by Lory Dom»n "A s iimeii as |Misslhlc. friends becomes lillllieihlll/llig Wolle-ll Fairchild Fuucial llmm I In Melissa Salsbury, 2*. and Jessica Von Herbulis. Melissa s sister and Jessica s cousin Angela was and family should lu-lp the aelelcel Fricuels sometimes assume ft. visit the grave ol Angela Lynn Salsbury. stillborn March 13.1990 grieving person verbalize bis ni [ See G rief. Page 5C 1C — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. July 1, 1990 Poet, world-traveler turns 90 When Mary L. Wilson was 1 which Included her seeing Ixirn on June 21. 1900. women Halley's Comet and watching activists were unheard of. But as l r the Wright Brothers during their the years moved on. Mary did SANFORD pioneer flying days. She read the her sisterhood proud through family's favorite poem about numerous channels Including their father going fishing, writ­ her whimsical poetry which she 1 ten by Mary. wrote with a philosophical, DORIS The program ended with amusing and sometimes militant DIETRICH Mary's grandson and his wife. flair. 1 ^ m ‘ • David nnd Gina Powell, singing In her 80th year. Mnry two of Mary's favorite hymns. published he. fourth book of "Trust and Obey" and "Amaz­ poetry. "I.lghts Along the in 1920. During her later years, ing Grace" with David providing Shore." This title was Inspired she and Katie Jackson were the guitar accompaniment and hv the lighthouses that dot both first two womrn deacons In the leading the traditional birthday coasts of Florida, giving direc­ First Presbyterian Church. song. tions to navigators. Active In the Sanford commu­ Assisting In serving refresh­ Mary carried her BA degree nity. Mary won numerous rib­ ments were Patricia Patnlck. from Elmira College In New York bons for her roses at the Sanford punch, and Fran Morton, rake. and her MA degree from the Garden Club flower shows. She Mary's third daughter Is Peggy University of Michigan at Ann was also employed by Sanford Anderson. There are nine grand­ Arbor. She later taught high Housing Authority. children and five great grand­ school English for six years. In celebration of her 90th children. In 1929. Mary had the un­ birthday. Mary was the guest of StM’s Trot blue controllable urge to travel after honor at a reception held In Friends from Central Florida she received a small Inheritance. fellowship hall of the First Pre­ turned out to honor Arolyn True So she set out on her own for sbyterian Church on June 23. on her 90th birthday last Sun­ Europe and blew all her wad. Her favorite color, lavender, was day at the Lake Mary CIA But It's Just as well. Had she carried out In the decor. building. Although she Is' hear­ MtriM State fry Own I hanked her money, she would As the guests entered the hall, ing and visually Impaired the have lost It In the crash of 1929 they were greeted by Katie vivacious birthday honorce Is Left to right: Mary Wilson, Bonny York and Virginia Powell when the bottom fell out of the Jackson and Joyce Mikkola. still "as sharp as a tack." stock market. Sitting at the. registration table Arolyn has been living In Lake celebration were: Frances Lyon. I), •lean Davis, associate gional meeting of the Florid While she was living It up In were Mary and her daughter. Mary for 62 years and Is the Betty Steffens and Lourlnc Mes­ minister, and her hustnmd Mike Slate Pix-ts Association held Europe, a letter was awaiting her Virginia Powell. The smiling mother of two daughters. Natalie senger. and their two children. Michelle Crystal River. Mildred Cnskc at every port from Dr. John guest of honor wore a white and Williamson. Daytona Beach, and Ministers honored and Jeff. was Ihe First Place Winner Wilson, who was luter cn- blue corsage to complement her Charlotte Basham. Concord. The First United Methodist The Gucrrys arrived In San­ the statewide contest for FSPj tmtiololglsl at the then Central blue pantsuit. Calif. Church honored Its two new ford from the First United Meth­ members lor her |>olgnanl |hxm Florida Experiment Station In Mnry and Leroy Anderson The registration table featured ministers at a reception Sunday. odist Church In Davie, near Fort tilled "Ballerina " Sanford nirlved early for the gala celebra­ an arrangement of Iris In a vase June 24. following the 11 a.m. taiuderdale. He has Ix-en In the tion. Mary said, "It was lovely. Mrs. Caskey is a member i The couple were married s|n Mary handpalntcd In her worship service. ministry since 1954 and served First Florida Poets, ihc foundlr 193f\ anti spKiiT years Lt. lounger days. Also on Dlls (able The flowers were so pretty and - A long line of mcmlicrs and as a pastor of the First United the food was delicious." , chapter ofJhcJdale organl/attnd Sanford. Slary 'n ow ' makes, her was a lovely photograph of Mary gursts formed to welcome and Methodist Church. Orlando, lie Mary belongs to the IJEO whlciiSnms weekly In Dclanj home In Grange City wMere she taken In a canoe many years hug/thr-tube ministers and their was also chairman of worship In Others from Sanford Ix-longlr Is still active In the Florida State ago. Sisterhood of which Arolyn-U families. Ihc Florida Methodist Confer­ also a member to Hits chapter are Elaine Poets Association Inc. and the On his first Sunday In the ence from lllBO-84. Put Is a The refreshment table held an Beatrice Buck, and Joyi National Federation of State Po­ Among the PEO's Joining pulpit at First Church, the Rev. talented organist. arrangement of lilacs and violets Mikkola. who Is President of t| etry Societies Inc. She has also and the tiered birthday cake was Arolyn were: Margaret Vitale. J.U. Jean Gucrry asked mem They have two daughters. First Florida Poets Chapter. been published In "World of appropriately embossed In lav­ Ruth Lee. Jo McDaniel. Mary hers to raise their hands II they Sheryl Rose. New York City, and Poetry Great Contemporary ender frosting with the Inscrip­ Nancy Terwllleger. Camille are members of the EOH — Elizabeth *"l.lbby" Glostra. Other awards were won Poems." tion: "Happy Birthday. Mother.” Moreland. Vera Williams and Eternal Order of I luggers. Nearly North Miami Beach. There ore Hazel Martin and Joyce Mlkkoll Mary was a supportive pro­ Bonny York, the honoree's Elsie Mero. everyone confessed they are two grandsons ponent of the Nineteenth daughter, conducted a delightful Arolyn Is also a member of the hooked buggers. Read abool the Davis family (Doris Dietrich, retired St Amendment oi the U.S. Con­ "This Is Your Life" program. Sallle Harrison Chapter Daugh­ Forming the receiving and on Page l -C. Harald People editor, It a He stitution. allowing women the She sturted at her mother's birth ters of the American Revolution. hugging line with the minister Poem is a winner columnist covering Ihe Sa right In vote, which was ratified and went through the milestones Among the DAKs attending Ihe were his wife. Pat. and the Rev. At the recent weekend re­ area. Phone: 322-4525.) WBDDINQ Beloved lady honored by family, friends In 1900. Ihe year Arolyn True was bom. genteel ladles reeelved many guests, whom they cnler- mined with witty conversation and sumptuous food and drink. A ro lyn . resplendent in a Jewel-loned dress, pearls, and u hothouse orchid corsage, was every bll Ihe charming gcnlecl lady, perched on her Victorian parlor chair, as she greeted over lOO family members and friends who attended her 90ih birthday party last Sunday. Although she Is legally blind and suffered u stroke last year. Arolyn never Bred during ihe three hour event held at the Community Improvement Asso­ ciation (CIA) Building. "Oh. It's Just lovely. So many friends! I didn't know the party would be this big." she said. Arolyn's daughters. Natalie Williamson of Holly Hill and Charlotte Basham of Concord. Calif., organized the bash for their mother, the lady who started the first Girl Scout Troop In Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bryant "She always set such a won­ derful example for us. She was always doing Ihlngs for people, so we decided to do something Bambi Jo Harasti weds for her and Invite the people from the community she loves. in Longwood ceremony The community loves Arolyn. H*r*M Photo hy Ljcy Do mo" loo. Lake Mary Muyor Dick Fess Arolyn True, who turns 90 on July 5, accepts a June 24 has been declared Arolyn True Day in the LONGWOOD — Bambi Jo matron ol honor. She wore a presented her with a proclama­ proclamation from Lake Mary Mayor Dick Fess city. Harasti and Eric Bryant are plum lalfeta/vclvetcen tea-length tion that names June 24 Arolyn announcing their marriage to- gown featuring a V-neekllnc and True Day In the city. Her and August lor renovations. contains a wealth ol knowledge full bouffant short, dn-llic- dav. The wedding was an event birthday Is officially July 5. hut "T h e clubhouse, where the and Interesting volumes • many of Saturday. February 10. 1990 shoulder sleevt^ and a deep Arolyn was not opposed to a library Is located, ts over !(X) older, some original and a LANSMANY 2 p in., at the Church of the V-walstline accented at the hack double celebration. years old and Is a great asset lo number of uncommon books." Annunciation. Longwood. Fa­ with a full taffeta how. "The party was scheduled for LONGWOOD Historic Longwood." Emily said. she said. ther Itcglnald Deaton officiated Bridesmaids were: Debbie and a time when everybody could be Built of rough-hewn lumber and The Central Florida Society for at t lie double ring ceremony. Lynn Harasti. cousins of the here." Natalie explained. liallen hoard. It Is considered Historic Pcreservallon has The bride is the daughter of bride. Kissimmee: Lisa Krtek of LACY one of Ihe oldest buildings In Fess said the next city com­ loaned the Ibrary several books Mr and Mrs Thomas E. Harasti. Eden Prairie. MN.. faintly friend: mission meeting actually falls on DOMEN Longwood. In the curly 1900'». on flic restoration an preserva­ Altamonte Springs. The bride­ Barbara Weaver. Longwood and Arolyn's birthday, and she will along wllh the hotel. Il was the tion of older buildings. These arc groom's parents arc Mr. and Sylvia Golden. Oviedo, friends of lie hunored again for her con­ centcr ol social life for the entire available to interested persons ol Mrs. V. Edward Bryant. Winter the bride. The attendants wore tribution lo the city: millstones urea. Seminole County lor use 111 the Park. ofT-lhc-shoulder gowns Identical with historic value that she and League Woman's Club In Long­ Librarian Blanche Klssane ts The bride, given In marrlagc to the honor attendant's and library. her late husband. Robert, do­ wood. announced llial the Max­ Ihe authority to consult on the by her parents, was escorted to each carried a nosegay of dried For additional Information, nated to Lake Mary. ine McGrath Memorial Library, uncommon subjects covered In the altar by her father. She flowers dramatically enhanced cull Hq/el Mason, assistant li­ "She Is a fine lady.” Fess said. established and maintained by the interesting volumes. by preserved red roses given to brarian, at 830-6269. chose lor her vows a white satin Arolyn's son-in-law. Gordon clubwomen, will he closed July "The library Is small hut » gown fashioned along the bouf- the bride by the bridegroom Williamson, elaborated. fant silhouette. The fitted bodice, during their courtship. The "She Is vivacious, intelligent -featuring a sweetheart neckline nosegays were further accented and a wonderful mother-in-law." by white lace and satin and accented with sehllfll lace, was lie said. lavishly embellished with pearl-looped streamers. Holly Oilier family members atten­ hand sewn pearls and sequin Mulholland of Casselberry, cous­ ding Include: Steve and Susie clusters and waterfall (icarls on a in of the bride, was the flower Dlx and their two children, from Children helped basque waistline. The satin girl. She was presented in a Cocoa Beach: Marty and Linda pulled sleeves, accented with miniature bridal gown. A wreath Dlx. Tallahassee and Robert and Longwood area Sertoma Club seeded pearl medallions and of Ivy. pearls ami dried flowers Put Grccwood. recently received a $1,500 matching sequins, terminated In encircled her head. Adding to matching grant for Its in­ calla points The Ixxllce hack the Victorian theme, she carried Great-granddaughter. Alexa novative program lo help was graeelullv accented with a white wicker basket filled with Dlx. assisted Arolyn In greeting autistic children. Sertoma eight strands of pearls. The rose petals. the giu-sts. The charming little Foundation representative scalloped lull skirt, enhanced Dale Wagner. Sanlord. friend miss In the wide-brimmed straw presents Ihe check lo Long­ with sequins, pearls and of the groom, served as lu-st hat said her great-grandmother wood Serloma Club President Alccnon lace Inserts, elalxirately man Usher/groouisinen were "Is so nice." Carmine Bravo, right. The Gregory Bryant, brother ol the program trains autistic cascaded into a sweeping cathe­ The food table was laden with groom. Winter Park: Jell children in speech and lan­ dral train Imrdcrcd by tuxedo I wo cakes, punch, and assorted pleats. Hankins. Winter Springs: Scull guage. academics, social linger sandwiches and sweets. Frick. Si Petersburg: Mark skills, and physical develop­ A halo embellished with Arolyn. known for her ('(Hiking, M< Kim. Xorcross. GA: and Greg ment. Longwood area children waterfall |iearls held her tiered helped prepare ihe land. assisted Imgerlip Illusion veil She car­ Slea. Lake Mary, blends ol the have made dramatic improve­ by Dorothy Leslie. ried a bouquet n! Irish white groom itmglx-.irer was Joseph ments Some are now attend­ roses, lavender roses, brevardla. Marcum. Lake Mary. After weeks ol preparation. ing normal pre school and and while Iresela accented with Soloist was Mrs. Helen Arolyn already has the menu tor kindergarten classes while |M-arls flowing from Ihc Melneeke accompanied by or­ her iooth birthday handled i aseade. ganist Mr John Hosiilck "li will he catered!" she suul Kay Harasti Ortiz id Los The ( ouplc honeymooned in Angeles, paternal aunt and llillon Head, and art making Library closed for summer godmother of the bride served as then home h i Ilealhrovv Emily Whultou. Irani ilu- Civic T f T .

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Falters honored Lakeview Nursing Center honored ratidenl dads with a cookout recently. Family and friends gathered for the festive meal and the crowning of Mr. lakewiew, 1990. Residents and staff elected Mr. Carl Jansen, shown center being crowned by Dede O'Neil, actlvites director for the center, as Mr. Lakeview. To Jensen's lelt Is Th« Davis family, from left: Jeff, 16, Mike, Jeannla and Michelle, 16. Second Runner-Up Mr. Victor Rozon, 83. On Ihe right Is Mr. Nicholas Karls, 94, who was Pulpit------elected first runner-up. Jansen proudly boasls that he Is "an Continued from Page 1C greats. We're due for some." honest to Qod native Flori­ usual excuses, she said, but, this She’s concerned that abortion dian." He was born September lime, the Lord wouldn't take may. have wiped out many 23, 1907, In Orlando. He Is a "no" for an answer. future greats on the par with retired truck driver and lists Ill 1981. when she was 85. the Einstein and Beethoven. "What fishing as his main hobby. A Administrative Hoard of the First have we lost already?" she balloon bust was held after Ihe United Methodist Church. asked. crowning. Residents selected Cocoa, voted to ufTIrni her as a Davis advocates that a woman their balloon and received Ihe laudtdate for the seminary. At should have the right to choose, prize Indicated Inside of it'. last, tier peace and tranquility but with medical, psychological were restored. and religious counseling. She The family would have to dors not see abortion os a means make extreme sacrifices for of birth control. "W e're being Davis lo enter Candler's Collrgr destructive." she said. She feels ol rheology, Emory University. that being enveloped by so many Atlanta, Ineluding separating destructive forces predicates the her and the two children from need for a grrut revival, and she husband and father. Mike. She hopes the Methodists spearhead Lover won’t trade darkness for light i omplrted Ihr 9-year course In tills evangelical movement. i wo years and received a master At First United Methodist. ABBYt For four year*. I economy going and make insult or put-down. It merely ol divinity degree In 1986. Out Davis has a personal mission of was In love with a married man. doctors richer. So. does being gives the reader more Informa­ elderly make them less of a tion about the person referred to what a struggle! "broadening the understanding He's very handsome, well-to-do ADVICI While Ills wife was in the of women in the church." She and a wonderful lover. I was citizen? in the news item. And In some seminary. Mike stayed behind in believes women should have a single, and still am. We had (o I suggest that the media Just cases, were It not for the age. It Hockledge as the breadwinner louder voice In the church and sneak around to see each other report ihe n$ws and leave out wouldn't be newsworthy. and kepi the home fires burning. plans lo lead them in a united because if his wife caught him. the word "elderly." What do you Example: "15-year-old girl to He visited her and the children direct Inn for all. she'd take him to the cleaners. ABIGAIL think? wed elderly man." The story went on to say that Ihe groom when he could gel away. "Mike Hut most of all. she "really Their marriage was In bad shape VAN BUREN OFFENDED lias always been supportive," likes lo preach.” she said. "It Is when I met him. so It's not as DEAR OFFENDED: Sorry was 78 years old. A news Item Davis said. "H e knows heller an awesome, humbling experi­ though I broke up his home. I you're oifendt-d: there's no need simply stating that a 15-year-old Ilian lo mess with God," she ence lo slum! there and carry the can’t count the times he moved to be. Describing someone as girl was getting married would ’ elderly" Is not intended as an not have been newsworthy. laughed. message from God." out after a fight. But he always DEAR BAFFLED: I'd run like Hut answering her rail to llte For the Doubling Thomnscs went back — "m oney" or "the the devil was after me — then I'd ministry threatened the cohesive who may lie caught up In an kids" were Ills reasons. start lo wonder who the oilier family structure that, thankfully, mini or skcptlrism lhal a woman Well, she finally gavr him a woman was. never eame unglued. When Mom eun't (111 a man's shoes, forget it. divorce. 1 thought. "Hooray, now VERTICAL and I lie kids packed up lo go lo Davis doesn't even try. She we don't have to sneak around DEAR ABBY: Why do I la- \ilania. I he debls were caught always kicks off her shoes Ik-fore anymore." Wrong! He still says news media report lhal someone BLINDS up. lull after two years, the entering the "holy ground." as It's not wise for us to lx- seen Is "elderly," when age has abso­ tamlly didn'l exactly come mil she puts it, surrounding the together III public. lutely nothing in do with the • FREE in home estimates news Item? Example. aiielling like a rose even wllh pulpit. Why? He's not married • Large selection to anymore. Abby. I can't un­ On television: "Hotel lire in ■avis attending the seminary on Davis will ado a totally new choose from dimension to the church. She's derstand this, lie doesn't give Miami claimed litany lives. Most a partial scholarship. They are • Prompt, Friendly Service Idled with warmth, love, charity, me a reason: he says. "It's better were elderly." still |>ayliig hack some of the • Quality Workmanship debts that were Incurred at this ideas and the gospel. Don't if we're not seen together In In the newspaper: " A house at lime. expect her to get all fired up and public.” such-and-such an address is on Hut nolMMly promised (hem violently pound on the pulpit or When I mention marriage, he display for Us artistic decora­ OUR FACTORY PRICES the venture would lie easy. "We dramatically point an accusing says. "It's loo soon." Abby. I tions, It is owned by an elderly START AT ONLY______It he (amllyl made u pad we finger. That's simply not her love him and have never It Hiked woman." would support her In her style. Mill she will triumphantly at another man since he came Abby. are elderly people dif­ for Hit Until In t title Ml Hint • end mlnltllnd«, (til ministry." Mike said. Melon- she get lla- message across in her Intomy life. ferent or less valued than other went lo the seminary. Davis own Illimitable brand of Chris- Whai would you do if you were humans? Talk about discrimina­ SANFORD VERTICALS „ Booullful tltw Dirtettofi For Window!" lu-l|M'd put Iter husband through liundlsc-lpleshlp. in my shoes? tion* Elderly people pay taxes, spend money to keep the school by working six years (nr And that's the gospel. BAFFLED IN BALTIMORE 730 Wylly Ay,., Sanford () Can Am at Cape Canaveral. Since Du vis entered the ministry, leaving the family Samaritan- home and moving around lias Continued from Page 1C live-in services that didn't work. Freddie M. Molx-ly expressed Don't Wait Another Night hern trying for all of them. While some little old lady's or man's “ I had always heard about the her concern: "The Good Samari­ she served as associate mlnislcr heart by giving'/ Good Samaritan Home services. tan Home has Ix-rn a home for ai Grace United Methodist The Concerned Citizens who I talked with Mrs. Mike, and she many for more than forty years. Waterbed Clearance Church. Merritt Island. I lie* have volunteered their time and sent one of the workers lo pick The homeless and the needy Davises lived In lheir Rocklcdgc effort for this project have also her up because I had to work. have turned to ‘Good Sain* for Center home for two years. Then Davis had the privilege of experiencing They even carried her lo her Ih iiIi lemporury and permanent was assigned to tier own church. has everything to tilt- need and use of the Good doctor's appointments. She was care. I have a sister who was a Wesley United Methodist in Samaritan Home and would like able to attend church and she resident there lor approximately outfit your Jacksonville, for the next two In share their cares and con­ enjoyed Ihe religious services two years and. though she now years before coming to Sanford. bedding needs cerns: held. I was able lo visit with her resldes at my house, she still Ordination Is on down the road. Maggie Slriekland appeals lo when they had the worship purllcpalcs tu some of ihe aetivl- Forlunalely. Mike's Job has »90 Days Sams As Cssh Witsfbsds from $149 you for those who are housed service. The Home has a service iles the home offers lo help the moved willi him. He is employed within Ihe walls of the home. "I lo meet your needs, you can visit elderly. The efficient ad­ • Payments from $20 a Month Delivery Available as a sales representative by King know that they need our con­ and take your loved ones home ministration aud stall are lo In- Sales Co.. Jacksonville, and Is cerns and monies." she says. for vlsils. 'Good Sam', as It is commended. Il Is a faeillty Dial Come Down And Ask F o r Rick Today actually closer lo his territory She knows that these people called, has been a blessing to me Is greatly needed tor ihe Item-lit HWY. 17-92 1140 State SL since moving loSiinford. would not survive anywhere and to others. The Lord has of so many. Flea World Next to JC Pen nays Admitting that he really en­ else. “ I know Ihe facility is come and taken my grand­ Rossie Randall considers Ihr Booth C-33 330-1314 joys hearing his wife preach, affordable. No matter what your mother. but I thank God for Good Samaritan Home an asset Mike said. "She's informative. status o.nncomc. you will not he Good Sam. Let's put our money lo Seminole County. "Il would She firings a woman's view Into furnt-d away. Where else would together and save this home." be a disaster to destroy a home the ministry." they gel religious services con­ Rev. Robert Doctor, pastor of where so many call home, the Michelle. 18. und Jeff. 16. are ducted everyday'/" St. John Baptist Church con­ only home some know and the very proud of their mom und Strickland, whose husband. tacted Director Thelma Mike home they love. I personally had proud to have been a part of the Millard, was a patient for over about his sister after her release u very dear friend who was eared struggle that put her where God four years, expressed how good from the hospital. "She needed for for twenty years or more. wanted her to lie. Moth consider II was to have him close by so round-the-clock attention. My Help is needed now. share themselves normal "kids" and dial she could visil. wife and I were employed and your love and give. Staff al Good SO Portraits wouldn't have it any other way. Fannie E. Miller's grand­ had busy schedules, so I called Sam is always there when you They are carrying on Ihr same mother lived at the home. She Mrs. Mike at the Good Samaritan need them to share, rare and degree of normalcy as before slates (hat "the Home provided Home and told her of my needs love our needy ones. They make Mom became a minister. assistance to her family at a lime for my sister. She said lo conic Ihe difference in the lives of 95 Jeff, a sophomore at Scmlnolc O n l y f W 5 when our need was critical. on. there would be a place for older, scusoncd citizens. fllgh School, said being a I’K Other families with elderly her by the time I gol there. Donations, pledges, gifts of (preacher's kid) has not crumped members who need care have When I arrived. Mrs. Mike and love and tickets tor Ihe banquet ills lifestyle. Hoping to enter the been able to look (o the Good her staff of workers were waiting can be picked up or delivered by ehlropraclle field. Jeff said Ills Samarllun us a refuge. To lose lo make her comfortable. For me contacting The Concerned Cili- mother's decision to become a such an Institution would only Mils was a great blessing, li is z c i i s Com m it lee: Murvu V. minister has enhanced his add to our nation's long walling my prayer und I hope (hat our Hawkins at 922-5-1IH: Rev. Ar­ well-being. On top of lhat. he list for overcrowded and some- community cun and will respond thur Graham. St Mali hew said Ills mom is very liberal and limes Inadequate facilities." and help to save the Home, keep Missionary liapilsi Church: Rev. not at all strict. He has no Vendee Collier said she was in it operating in this community, Mohhv Player. New Ml. Calvary problems w ith his friends by Just need of someone to care for tier because it has. aud is. a great Missionary Mapiist Church: lieiiig himself. One of (he pilfalls grandmother. She had tried help to many of us." Maggie Slriekland al 929-27-12. of being a i’K. he said, is having snaiuBinniii lo move and leave close rela­ tionships behind. A $48.00 Value. Includes: 2-8x10s, 4-5x76, •«•««« Michelle, a lovely dead-ringer 20 wallets, 12 All-Occasion Caption i i i i i i lor her mother, enjoys selling PortraitsJU and 12 Mini-portraits Jewelry and has dune some i.ishlon modeling. A freshman at Seminole Community College. Mlehclle could lx- headed for a 1 WEEK ONIY career in const it iittonal law. Mot she's not sure. Gigantic Moving Our Inventory Sale Davis does not consider lierseli different smd lx-tng in a tradi­ 40% OFF EVERY ITEM tional man's role is sill In a day's work lo her. "I was culled by Including Precious Moments, Hallmark Cards, Gift Wrap, (iod lo do a Job." she said. "And thill's wii.it I'm going lod o." Party, Puzzles, Albums, Stationary, Mugs Sure, she misses being Sorry, Balloons not included. STUDIO DAYS AND HOURS: mommy amt wife and sill the Many gift items, including Hummells, Hallmark Jewelry, some THURS., JULY 5 - SUN., JULY B amenities of home, hut site is DAILY: 10 AM - 7 PM SUNDAY: 12 NOON - 5 PM embraced by a sense of peace Hallmark Cards, Some Russ, Mugs, have already been STUDIO LOCATIONS: SANFORD • LAKE MARY tout she is following His orders. reduced to 1/2 off original Price! In discussing abortion, Davis quolcs from Isaiah: "I knew you Come Early For Best S e le c t io n ! befou you were formed in your tott. mother's womb." She added. Elaine's Hallmark Shop 322-6982 Hurry! One lMeek Only! "We are seeing a defied of HsrsM, Sanford, Worlds — Sunday, Jvty 1, iflp

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X WAHTfP TO GO JO A • ft * SCHOOL that 'rtOULP Give V t • ‘Ik v f Mi A Of pi fieri on, king/ First of all, the opponents' NUBII— n * u — Declarer was unlucky. Not that bidding Indicated that East held 41 a few high cards. (Remember, 4 a 10 S3] SO X W n * T PAST AN P four hearts was such a great 4KJT contract. Many times declarer North had only invited game 410141 ATBNP* VV//T POINT. would have to lose two tricks with two no-trump.) Next, a lead with today's trump-sult combi­ of a spade or a diamond was not m m EAST 4J l# M 4QIS1 *. . . • «■• •>**>» THAMES 6*5° nation. But the trumps did particularly attractive. Finally. If VJH FES behave well. The bad luck that the king of clubs was successful. 411 4 1 4A IS 41 declarer experienced was that It would almost surely set the 4KT 4QI1 West, on opening lead, did not game contract. Partner needed SOUTH hold flhJ-10-x of spades. With only the club ace. If he lacked 4AK7S that holding. West would have the club ace. he might have the FQT4 led a top spade. Instead. West queen plus a quick trump entry ♦ 9* led the king of clubs, and that (either ace or king). If West 4a JSS was enough to set four hearts. himself held mare high cards, it Vulnerable: East-West Declarer won the ace and played would have been riskier to lead Dealer South ace and a hean. but East won the club king. But East was Iamb Wh* Nsrib East the king and played queen and a marked with about 9-11 hlgh- 14* * J P w IN T club to give West a ruff. What card points by North’s Invita­ I f All pul dues did West have that helped tional bidding. Justifying the * Jacoby traoaftr him find the bold lead o f the club lead. Opening lead. 4 K

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[O dUMPi l f F l» ic the Drat and third Wednesday of Ave.. Sanford, every Tuesday sessions arc run by bereaved each month from 1:30 to 3 p.m. morning from 10-11:30 am . For parents for bereaved parents and „ • WINGS (Widowed In Need of Information, please call BUI Criaa their a u /bring children, and la a Group Support), a aateHle of at 878-0028. national, non-profit organisation Widowed Persons Services. available to everyone, regardless •Ponsora a session for younger Murder in Florida’s frontier of cause of death or age of child. •Wows, many with children still material from historical accounts and spare at home. The groups meet the comments on veracity from the contemporary The group meets the first and ■econd and fourth Wednesday of historian-author. In so doing, he vividly third Tuesday of every month every month from 7 to 8.30 p.m. recreates tum-of-lhe-century Florida, every bit from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Central *l*e Fellowship Hall. First On Oct. 24. 1910, Just days after one of the a frontier then as the Wiki West. Christian Church. 250 W. Congregational Church. 229 In­ wont hurricanes ever blasted ashore in Ivanhoe Btvd.. Orlando. In addi­ terim: hen Ave., Winter Park. The people are poor whites, blacks. Indians, Florida, and In a place where the Everglade tion to the sibling group that SgPyate supports groups are mulattos, outlaws on the run. most struggling deHaa and the Ten Thousand Islands stretch meets the lint Tuesday of the to make a living, to bring a decency and order out to meet the Gulf of Mexico, a band of his month, a Special Friends group c|*Mrtn. trrnagrrs as? a S n entitled "Working Thre»*h Your to their lives and community. At their center neighbor-acttlcrs gunned down Edgar Wataon. meets the third Tuesday of the children whose parentis) have Oretf." designed to aid arm stands Watson, fearsome legend — the murder From this sketchy historical incident Peter month. This la designed to d)ed- For Information on aU residents during their recovery of Belle Starr waa attributed to him — friendly Matthiesaen haa created a stunning and address many of the “forgotten from grief. The video and neighbor, prosperous former, ever ehnbre. overwhelming novel, an evocative and brlUianl mourners," best friends, fian­ S t S L C S S J ; booklet are offered Bee to the story that la one o f the beat w orks o f fiction in "Say what you like about Mister Watson.” cees. co-workers and significant 849820924 hours a day. public through Cox-Farker Mamie Smallwood observes, "he looked and others. •Hospice of Central Florida Carey Hand Funeral Home. The^book haa the feel of a historical -acted like our Idea of a hero." But heroes can A general bereavement group, r***ntly began a support group Winter Park. Colonial Carey examination. Matthiesaen uses the techniques breed resentment aa well as respect, fear and sponsored by The Com­ which tuna in eight week cycle*. Hand Funeral Home. Orlando, of oral history. with Infrequent Intrusions of envy as well as emulation. passionate Friends. Is held every The groiip meets at the First and Britton Funeral Home. other Thursday morning from Christian Church. South Sanford 10 a.m. to noon at the AD Souls Catholic Church. 800 E. Oak St.. Sanford. The group la open lo -1 5 .3 0 8 ) the newly bereaved. - rv_ - 2 . r — Scott Turow (2 — Commemorative programs arc — Scott T u ro w (N o. ordered) 10.717) also provided annually to Seminole High School. Sanford. I**t. 1st Ctsss MoCqr 3. — Sandra Brown (3 — address special occasions and 2. — Martin Handford (2 „ P v t . 1st C lass Etdred W . Mc­ - 3 . 9 4 3 ) 3 .859) special Interest groups, such as Coy haa completed basic train- T . K earney 3 0 9 .1 T m T O p — D r. Seuaa (3 4. TBs Jay Lack Ctah — Amy Tan (5 — Hope For The Holidays, Service t Knox. Ky. haa arrived far duty In West - 3 . 4 5 9 ) 3,650) of Remembrance. AO Souls Day, the training, students Iw w t — Martin 5. A H I R a a R y H o a d t a K a a a r I L a a r a a d l a Easter Sunrise Service. Memori­ * 4. T IM S Instruction m drill and Kearney Is a field communlea- Handford (4-3.293) W laisraarf a — Robert Fulghum (6—3.003) al Day. POW-M1A Day and Vet­ ceremonies, wespons. map i«Of» equipment rfpiirti wiiii 8. PaattaBatvata— Nora Roberts (2.028) erans Day. 5. — Martin Handford (5 — reading, tactics, military the 38th Signal BattaUon. 7. W ar rise’s Wmmmm — Johanna Lindsey Other support gro u p s available 2.5741 courtesy, military justice, first He Is the son of Kathkeen L. Ml — Danielle Steel ( 6 - (1 0 - 2 .0 1 7 ) In Seminole County are as «.r •id and Army 'history and tradi­ Spath of 480 Violet DeD Drive. 1.515) 8. follows: tions. Casselberry, and James B. 7. Ck fH WaMa— Tony HlDcrman (1.216) Diane Duane (4 — 1.875) •Widowed Person Services McCoy la the son of Duncan C. Kearney of 2411 Indian Ave.. 8. T h aO taai— Stephen King (7 — 1.192) 9. T B a M M U r — Rosamunde Pilcher holds a support group at the •nd Rosa L. McCoy of 1002 ► Perris. Calif. 9. TM Maafa E m m — Dennis McFarland ( 8 - 1 . 8 0 9 ) Lake Island Recreation Center* Cypress A u , Sanford. He is a 1981 graduate of 10. TBa Btaa Badraara — Rosamunde 450 Harper St.. Winter Park, on He la i |JB73 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford. "'la in taiaouaalaat w ______, , Pilcher 11.607) Du'nn^To-1.099) ” Dominlcl^

1. A Brief Blatsey ef Ttaa — Stephen L«L Hawking (1-2.464) 1.1 Ccorge Will |3 — 3.30 IF 2. Lava Taa Faravar — Robert Munsch (2 2.1 r a a S O —■Dave Da B arry (1 -2 .3 0 9 ) 2.343) 3. Cadapaadaat Ha Mara — Melody Beattie 3 J (4 -1 .9 1 9 ) E dw ard Rice |2 — 1.949) 4. Fifty l l f l i TBlaga Taa Caa Da ta . 4. laaMa J«b— Stephen P U a o ( 1.188) •ava tBa BaitB — Earthworks Project (5 — 5. fHfcar, 9m aad CiMpaavi My Ufa at 1.548) IBM—Thomas Wataon (4— 1.0B8) 5. a Parfaat MsaHh — Dctpak Chopra (9 - New Kids on the Block (1.334) 1.078) 6. Taa Caa Baal Tear Ufa - Louise Hay 7. LOT lOlt Bw ftUai Wa Wish Wa (1.193) Bad Laaraad Abaat Ltfa ta itbad — Bat 7. Boat R rldsaea — David Litton (7 — Dtda't — John-Roger and Peter McWilliams (6 1.125) — 987) 8. Watrdoa frara AaatBar Flaast — BUI 8. VaaMh Wllfcaal Risk - C h arles O lven s WatteraonlO— 1,101) 1 7 -8 4 3 ) 9. Uaaatles— L. Ron Hubbard (1.018) 9 . IBfeaBBaMavsB — M aya An gelou (840) 10. Baai Atlas ’9 0 — Rand McNally (9 - 10. Ito Ufa la TBvaa Aata — Helen Hayes 975) 15 — 792) Rankings based on orders to Ingram Book Co. from more than 7.000 bookstores na­ — Truddl Chase (1 tionwide. LfiB B M iaS :.L ;

These new books are now available at the NON-FICTION Seminole County public library: TBa C— ylata Bash ef Lae Mlserahlee — Edward Behr (Arcade. 1989). A tcietlst’s BeartB far V lr t a o a — Andrew Greeley — Jacques VaUee (Ballantlnc. (Warner Books. 1990). 1990). Flaakkaakat Oa Betavaiag ta Vlstaaa — — Joseph Wambaugh Morley Safer (Random House. 1990). (William Morrow. 1990). Laara Aaklsy C— plate Oalda to Bases Mary Bailly — Valerie Martin {Doubleday. Dacaratlag—(Crown. 1989). 1990). Farfaet Haaltk — Deepak Chopra (Harmony. 1990). — Marjory Stoneman D ou glas (University of Noah Florida Press. These books are available at the north 1990). branch in Sanford, the northwest branch In Lake Mary, the west branch In Longwood. the The 8taadi The Csmptsts B Uaeat east branch In Oviedo and the central branch i— Stephen King (Doubleday. 1990). In Casselberry. ■ a m w a im M a “ ■“ b MW* f>w »5[f* *»w_ ,»;a nR,,g S f i s K f i t M Fox □Csatlaaad from Fags 1C Commander In 1978 he had already started his political ca­ reer. He had been appointed to Lake Mary's Planning and Zon­ ing Board three years previously by the city commission. Upon retirement Fox ran for a seat on the commission. Commander Fox became candidate Fox. won and then became Commissioner Fox. He says, "1 ran again years later and lost.” Fox says he has no Intention of reentering politics. "Now. I like to hunt and fish Ray and Pat Fox and use my boat." He ts a’ f are no dramatic differences." the alumni awards scholarships member of several hunting every year lo Seminole students. groups. While Fox enjoys his friends Put Is active in church work When questioned about the und organizations. Pat keeps and PEO (Philanthropic and Ed­ difference In Lake Mary politics busy with hers as well. Fox ucation Organization for Chris­ Ik had "nocomment.” IW G w jS ir holds memberships In the Sun- tian Women). DAR (Daughters of About the changes in Lake ford Area of Retired Naval Of­ the American Revolution). She is Mary since he was a commis­ ficers. the Association of Naval also Chaplain for the Lake Mary sioner he says, "There are nol Aviators, the Orlando Area of Women's Club and aa this that many changes. Growth was » « « » I1~ Auburn University Alumni As­ charming lady says. "wife, taking place then and It's still sociation. and the Seminole High mother and grandmother, too." taking place. We tried to control School Alumni Association. Fox it then and did a fair Job. There graduated from Seminole, and

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I •C - Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. July 1. 1990 Education

IN BRIEF Klein: ready for the challenge "You couldn't ask for better B y VICKI D s S O M U IR |x-ople." he said. Herald staff writer Lyman auto repair team finishes sixth Klein acknowledged there LONGWOOD — Hubert S. Davis and Edward S. Schwarz, a WINTER SPRINGS - Jerry have been problems In l he two-memtx-r automotive rrpuir Irani from Lyman High School. Klein's olflee Is long, narrow and Seminole County school 1141 S.E. Lake Avr. In l.ongwtxxl. recently plurcd sixth In llie crowded. system's transportation de­ national finals ol the Plymouih-AAA Trouble Shooting Contest The Seminole County school partm ent. hill he said that what In Washington. D C. tllslrlcl's director of trnnsporln* Is In the past will not effect Hit- Schwaiz and Davis look lop honors sit the slate i-om|x-tllioii lion has lx-cn on the |nh for less fntlirr. than I wo weeks. I hough at Davlona Itearh In May. "We are going IV* move inlo Al the national competition, each student was required In Ifflitllcnlly lie doesn't start until tomorrow llie luture anti gel Ihlngs done take a wrlllen examination on automotive service ami repair a rigid." he said. "W e're not going deliberately bugged I9!K) Plymouth Voyager mini van. Already he Is faced with a scattered mess ol computer | lo worry uhoul llie ihlngs that Speed and accuracy of the repair as well as written lesl ' went on before.” scores determined the final team placements. printouts. "Post It" utiles and More Ilian ft 1.5 million In scholarships were awarded during newspjqxrrs. Somehow, lliongh. He atldetl that he has con­ fidence In a staff that can tlo the IQOOrnmprlltlnn. It all seems lo have a pur|xise. Klein can reach Into llie middle their |olisaml still have fun. Throe locals in Stetson Class of *90 of llie pile and extract llie Klein has a bachelor of arts Informnlitin In- needs with hardy degree Iroui the University ol Drl.AND — Kendal Lynn Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a glance. Florida In English with minors In Gerald W. Jones of Sanford: Janet Irene llauek. daughter of "I've got II all right here." he com m unications and hroutl- Mr. and Mrs. Itlchnrd F. llauek ol Sanford: and Teresa II. said leaning buck from Ills seat casting, but never pursued ca­ Markle. daughter of Nancy lluckalMinc ol Sanford and Ernest at the conference table and reer goals In that area, though lluckubour of Cocoa, recently graduated from Stetson reaching onto Ills tlesk Hi pull he Is certified In the stute of University. out a paper. Florida lo leucli English anti Markle. who received her bachelor of arts degree In art Outside Ills door. 300 s|iarkl- science al the secondary level. magnum cum laurle Is a graduate of Seminole High School. lug yellow buses await drivers 2701 Georgia Avc. In Sanford. He saltl he has held various anti routes lor Hit- new school Jtdis from air trallle controller to Hank who received a bachelor of arts degree Jn elementary year. education, also graduated from Seminole High School. systems analyst for the Federal Klein who worked as a router Joe Klein, the Seminole County school district's new director of Aviation Admlnlslrutlon Ix-fore Jones, who received a bachelor of arts degree In English with for lhe Metro-Dude County a minor In psychology was a graduate of laikc Mary High transportation is pleased with the department and ready for the going to work In the trnnxixtrln- Transit Authority Ix-fore enter­ tasks al hand. l Ion Held. School. 655 l.ongwood-Lakc Mary Hd In Lake Mary. ing the field of school bus lrans|xirtatiou. said wllli a smirk students Ilian llie 27.000 who certainly get them through Sent "I Just like transportation." he Planetary schoarship offered that he "knows a little alxiut lake Hie bus belt- on a Heel trlple Inolc County." Hughes said said. PASADENA. CA — The Planetary Society, the largest routing lhe size. Klein said lie thinks lit- "I think so.' Klein ii-lnited In addition lo Ills II.A.. Klein space interest group In the world. Is currently ottering 2t> Klein has come to Seminole will still have plenty ol work to Assistant superintendent lot earned a bachelor of science scholarships worth $2.500apiece. County hum Dade County where keep him busy. transportation Richard Wells tlegree In accounting from Flori­ The II Dudley Wright International Student Contest. In- was operations coortllnaltir "I have lo familiarize myself |nkcd lliiit. nl least. Klein would da International University anti "Together to Mars” . Is designed to "Inspire and to encourage lor dial school tllslrlcl's (rails- with everything here.” he said no longer iiet-tl Ids gun |M-rmll In a masters of business ad- creativity In the next generation of space scientists and imrintlnn tleparliuciil. There, lie " I ’m starting hum scratch." Central Flotilla. mints! radon degree from Embry engineers. It is open to any student iMirn In IH73 or later who worked with a $35 million an­ When Klein was llrsi In­ Thai lighthearted spirit Is cn- Kiddle University. will lx* no older than IH years old In l!W2. nual budget and administered troduced to (lie public al a coiiraging to Klein, lie said there Klein takes Ids work with the The international contest calls lor a written report, between 1.600 employees. school board meeting last week Is a relaxed let-ling amid llie transportation ol schtx)l children 3.000 and 10.000 words, dealing with subjects ranging from Still. In- thinks coming to by Supt. Hob Hughes. Hughes prolesslonallsm In tin- tllsirlt t seriously lit- has taken various Klein saltl he lias been Im­ life support systems for human missions lo Mars to analyses ol Seminole County will In- a ribbed him about leaving a continuing eilucatlon courses In materials tliat will withstand the radiation hazards of "challenging" experience. larger district lo come to pressed wiili the personnel In the supervision of lruns|x>rtutlnn Interplanetary space. The re|>orts may lie supplemented with "Th e chance to direct the smaller, but expanding. Semi­ S e rn I n o I e (' o u n I y . T h e departments anti the ever- diagrams, models or videotapes, but must be able to stand whole department for tin* district nole County nicchaiilcs. drivers, dispatchers changing routing prrx-edures. alone. will lx- exciting.” Klein said "W e think that a person who and sup|Hiit stall art- all. ac­ In addition i > the scholarships, each ol the winning entries Though Dade county drivers could gel buses through the cording to Klein, prolfssiounl "It's really challenging lo work will m nve a billy-paid trip to Washington. I) C. with Ills or her transport nearly 20.000 more streets ol Dade County could anti friendly. lilt- routing puzzle out.” lie saltl. teacher or mentor to attend the World Space Congress In August of 1002 Final selections will be made In the fall ol 1001. LAWTON For more Inloriualion. write to "Together lo Mars". In care ol ELEMENTARY______The Planetary Society. 65 N. Catalina Avc.. I’ascdcnn. FIRST GRADE California 01106. Karen Autos. Shaiiua Mallard. Gerald Malzano. Stiffey makes deans list Amy It I shop. Joseph JKFFEKSON CITY. TN — Sandra L. Slllfcy. daughter ol Brooks. Thomas Clancy. George and Jeanette Slllfcy ol Saulord. was named to the Bruce Clark. Raney Collins. deans list ol Carson-Newman College lor the spring semester. Laura Coin. Kristina To be named to the deans list Slllfcy. a graduate of Seminole Criiden. Leslie Dean. High School, had to earn a grade |hiIiiI average ol al leasl 3.5 Autlrew Donahue. Jennifer on a scale of 4.0 and lake al least 12 credit hours of classes. Eves. Matthew Gallckt. Joanna Goplen. Jonalluin Guiiuersou. Joshua llun- Rabaja graduates with honors euek. Joanna lloruheek. ADA. OHIO — David K. Rnbaja. son of Mr. and Mis. P. Knlx-rt Monetle Hudson. Sarah Knhajn ol Altamonte Springs, recently graduated with honors Jones. Amanda Kouke. from the Geliy College ol Arts and Sciences al Ohio Northern Jaucllc Konke. Melody University. Kahaja. who graduated cum laurle. earned Ills Kalrlas. Danielle Langeri- degree In biochemistry with minors In chemistry and sodlogy. tlerfer. Nicholas Messina. He was a member of the student chapter of llte American Jeremy Miller. Amantla Chemical Society and Psl Sigma Sigma, the psychology and Mulvcy. Dennis I'anos. sociology club. Victor I’anos. Gregory I'lloiun. Jason Prather. Andrea Scolt. Leslie Ann Pizza to help schools Seugt-I. Joshua Shepherd. SANFOHI) — Seminole County public schools will lie helped Sean Snyder. Nicole Slone. by money raised through a limdralslug cllurt held recently bv A m I) e r W a le s . J a e o b the five local Hungry Howies pizza rcslnurunls. Welsbrnd. Karl Wesson. Selling 2.2H6 slices of pizza lor 50 cents apiece, the stores Joey Williams. Mall donated all the proceeds ($1,143) to the Foundation for Hit- Williams Advanccmenl ol our Couiuiunily Through our Schools SECONDGRADE (FACTS). Matthew Leffin. age 5; Daniel Ragna, age 5; ground on the new facility for the Back to Basics Christy lictz. Jam I la The Hungry Howies' fundraiser brought $27 146‘ Ml to luector Barbara Smith. Sandrine Swartz, age 6, Academy in Lake Mary. Mrnwdy. Belli Carmichael. schools across the stale. Crystal Kac/m age 4 and Sara Shear, age 5. br^gk Tommy Czaplcskl. Maureen Hennessey. L I ml say Holbrook. Chris Koos. Reed elected vice chair of SREB Jessica Logan. Paul ATLANTA — Chancellor Charles H. Heed of I lie stale Starting over with the Basics l.uhruno. Veronica Mauzl. uulvcislty system of Florida has been elected vice chairman ol I.aureu McDonaltl. Sarah lowing iIn- llrsi year ol o|K*ralloii. the southern Regional Education Hoard. By VICKI DsSORMIBR The gnmd opening ceremonies Mitzo. Jeffrey Morrleal. have been scheduled lor Aug. 11 Tills next year in I lit- new t•ruler Stephen PlntliT. Jusllu Re* Heed was selected by I he board of governmental and Herald stall writer educational leaders from the SHED slates during their recent and will Inelude ap|x*arunees by Mack in Basics Academy will dfieltl. Amber Reynolds. annual meeting. He also serves on SREITs Commission lor LAKE MARY - The Hack lo Paleht-s the Clown anti an on- have more Ilian three limes lilt- Ryan Robertson. Dcnlsse Educational (duality. Musics Academy, u private Itx-allon hrnudcusi by children's space as II had lit the |iusl. hoi Rodriguez. Lyncllc Smiley. school which has been In opera- radio station WI'RD ("the Imagi­ Smith said ilit-rc will lit- no Sliawna Snow. Christie IIon lor two years In the nation Stollon"). problem Idling llie available Whelzel. Nathaniel Wylie. Summer programs abound at UCF Wlldmere Center tin C.U. 427 in The sclitxil, which will serve spaccs. THIRD GRADE OHLANDO — There are several programs happening lids l.ougwooil recently broke students Irom prc-klndcrgartcn Suiilli cmpjaslzetl that the Meretlilh Adam. Molly summer at the Unvlersltyol Central Florida. ground on iht-lr new 6.400 through third grade, has spat es academy was uul a day care Agarwal. Precious Allen. The Center for Multilluual and multicultural studies will stpiare-liNti lai-lllly In llie Vlclo- available for 72 siutlenis. m iter, llial then* ait* classes Laura Amnlsch. Tara have an on going intensive English program for International rla Square shopping center on Director Barbara Smith iiilcutls luuglil which i-iiipliusl/i- basic Beruslelu. Amantla Bird. students preparing to attend a college or university In the U.S. U.S. Highway I7-H2 In Lake to keep Hu* sHidt-nl-lo-icacher learning skills and help leach Kellie Clancy. Ingrid Cion- There will be three programs tillered by the Center lor Mury. rollout 12 loom*. youngsters scllcsH-cm. proper Inger. Taryn Cruz. Turner Executive Development: "How to Prepare and Use an Annual During a private i-cremiitiy. a In addition lo daily classes in social skills anti sell discipline El I lot l . Dawn Frclm uii. Marketing Plan", which begins July IH: "Train the Trainer", a group ol siudi-nlH. plash- shovels be taught tin Hit* regular Semi­ Tilt* new school will Include a Miles Goplen. Jeremy three-part seminar which begins on July 23 with a program In hood, turned over the llrsi nole County school calendar stalf-iil-thc art playground wllli Hancock. James Harris. t-olled "How Adults Learn": anil an executive training session shovels ol flirt oil tin- new srliool from 7:30 a.ill. lo 4:30 p in., lilt* a Ft bar System cushion suifact* Dashla Haws. Davi-I lg- for health care professionals called "hllcctlvc Noising last weekend. school nlft-rs rcinedlaliou anil tis well as an area lor sand ami lestas. Ilouule liumlug. Erik Management" which will begin on Aug. 27. 'flu- new fuelllly will Inelude a private lulnrtug for students water play anti a gulden. Johnson. Kim Kern. Connie There will be an accounting class Ix-glnning July 7. 3.H00 square lout classroom alter school and on weekends. There are eurrenlly summer Lamhrliios. Melissa Lovell. A real estate pre-llcensing school will lx-gln July 7 and Imlltliug and a 2.500 square-foot Tile school more l ban programs available al llie Long- Glmia Lqvvorn. Jessica another session will lx-gln on Aug 11. ploygioimd quadrupled its curolluicni lol- wood IncoHnii. Marshall. Melissa I here arc also several athletic camps, ait and music classes MeDermoll. Amanda Miller. and college-level classes loi high school sludciils tillered Mary Rlveia. Paul Sarelu. ihinuglioul the summer. Chrislluu Serrano. Kathryn Getting the word out about Pre K Slhlski Brian Sleensoii. Renee Summers. Sarah Discount offered by National Geographic By VICKI DcSORMIKK children arc. according Hi Clark, Hit-ill." Cl.uk said llial she IiiiiihI llie Taylor. Kristen VauMeler. Herald stall writer those who arc living in poverty, WASHINGTON. DC. — The National Geographic Society those living wllli only one "iiioimlaliis ol literaliue" they Eliz.ihelh Wesson, Barry Williams. INGS). In conjunction wllli the Department of Education's SANFORD — For some reason, parcnl. I hose living wllli a ptxtrly have tllsiribiilt-il In die past lo lx* Office of Educational Technology has agreed lo reduce the cost llie people who need It the most educated mol her. those who "less Ilian ellccllvt*" lx-caiist- Hit- FOURTHGRADE lor any Florida school that chooses to |om anti participate In aren’t gening the word about ilit* have language problems or who |x-oplc they most want lo help Lintlsay Allen. Lauren the National Geographic Kids Network. pre-kindergarten programs are Irom iion-Faigllsh speaking are ilu- least likely t<> want lo or C a m p he II. K I ill L e r I y The NGS Kitls Network Is a series ot telecommunications available lo lour year olds in homes, those who are living w-uli know how lo read p.niiplilcis. Carherry. Nicole Cooper. based curriculum units In science and geography tor lourlli llie Seminole County school teenage parents, those wllli She saltl llial slmri. In- Jonathan Whct/cl. through sixth graders. district. emotional problems or physical Itirinallvc llicis seem lo he llie FIFTH GRADE Computer software, lesson plans, and printed materials have "W e’re looking lo gel llie word handicaps anti those who may answt-r lo some ol llie division's Roherl llognseli. Erie II rani o u . R c h e e e a lx-cn field lesletl In hundreds ol classrooms across the counlrv ooi lo llie part-ills of our ctliicu- have experienced racial or film ic i tiniiuiinicatlou probleiiis anil have been revised on the basis ol classroom expel lent c Broseiiier. Jill Caniphell. 11 o n a 11 y d I sa tl v a m u g t- tl prejudice. flic Florida l>< >K lias been observing many schools that have vmingsicrs." s.ud Put Clark, a "W e're working on pulling Reggie Carwlse. Megan licit| n sled prototypes ol llie program or purchased malt rials Prc-k Older gar It- ii resou rce "These parents are less likely some llicis up in L.iimdrumuls. Clonlnger. Sarah Goplen. and recommends the use In Florida classrooms teacher and coordinator ol lin­ lo read the newspaper or lo doing PSAs on atli-rimon Iclcvl- S i* a ii M e C o in her. Teachers are being cm out aged to look ,u the program early Intervention program m watch Iclcvlslon news pro­ slim anil gelling lilt wind lo lop Christopher Robert sou. For mote It dor mat ion. call Dun Gage at 2<>2 H57-7090 St-inliiiili* Could v grams," saltl Clark "W e have In III Hid popiil.o radio stations." Ilaidyal Singh Faint.tlltm.dh tllsadv aniugt-d bud oilier wa\s nl rt at I it it t* she said

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