Seminole Sanford Herald 79th Year, No. 190 Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 2, 19S7 Price 25 Cents

Will Appeal Sentence American Servicem To Soviets Defendant Objects To AIDS Revelation ’ MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet____ today it had given political asylum to American serviceman and his By Deane Jordan defender recommended. The sentencing hearing the disease It Is "one hundred percent fatal as far bride who feared persecution I Herald Staff Writer was held at the Seminole County Jail at 8:10 a.m. as we know now." their views. A woman sentenced today to years prison Ms. Brooks, who has a criminal history of Assistant Public Defender Paul Arlt said Ms. Foreign Ministry spokes GennadJ on a charge of grand theft will appeal her prostitution, shows no symptoms of AIDS. She Brooks' medical condition was irrelevant to the Gerasimov identified the Am erican ___, _ sentence on the basis that the Judge should not was called a carrier of the virus by Assistant State charge for which she was being sentenced, grand W.E. Roberts and the woman as P. Newman. hove heard testimony that she carries the AIDS Attorney Steve Plotnlck. theft. He asked for a sentence of two years .He did not say which branch of the service virus. Dr. Benjamin Newman, head of the Jail's health community control and credit for 330 days Roberts was in and had few other details; The Julia Brown Brooks. 31. of Orlando, was facility, testified that medical literature says Ms. served. Eaton overruled Arlt's objections to U.S. Embassy said U had no knowledge of sentenced by Circuit Judge O.H. Eaton Jr. who Brooks has a 40 percent chance of developing Newman testifying and to the sentencing being Roberta. sentenced her to 30 months In prison, 24 months AIDS within the next five or six years. held at the Jail rather than at the Seminole Gerasimov, identifying Roberts,only as “a community control, a form of house arrest, and 6 He said AIDS is transmitted most commonly by County Courthouse. Those attending the hearing military man" apparently baaed in West. months probation. He also gave her credit for 330 sexual relations and use of contaminated blood Included Jail and court personnel, Newman and Orminv. njH hm mmm m wtMim days already served. It was the sentence the state products. • six members of the press. requested and stlffcr than what her public Newman testified that once a person develops Sea DEFENDANT, page 7A

Patti Brantley thanks Seminole Friends By Genie Ltndberg tours of the mansion for school Herald Staff W riter children and other groups and people "Wc won't let you down," Patti who wish to attend she finds her Job Brantley promised Lake Mary Interesting. She said the antiques in Chamber of Commerce members the mansion fascinate her. especially Wednesday, speaking on behalf of the a chandelier out of a 17th-century Martlncz-Brantley administration. castle that once had candles, but has The wife of the lieutenant governor been converted to electric. Otherwise, extended "a big thank you" to about she said, she keeps busy with her two 50 chamber members and guests, boys, ages 14 and 19. two dogs and saying that she and her husband have two horses and Is Just a normal appreciated all the support they have mother who Is a carpooler and a received from their friends In housekeeper. Seminole County. Concerning the lottery funds, she • Donning a corsage given to her at said Martinez’ position is to “give it all the meeting and wearing a smile, Mrs. to education," but there are a lot of Brantley said "You have put a lot of things to work out, such as who's faith and trust in this administration going to run It and how it's going to be and we won’t let you down.” done, she said. She said her husband plans to be Overcrowding in the state's prison one of the most Influential lieutenant system should be alleviated with the governor's In the history of Florida $167 million the governor has and Bob Martinez wants to be the best allocated for building new prisons, she governor Florida has had. said. "And I believe he will be." Mrs. She reminded the audience that the Brantley said. . sales tax exemption was passed under Brantley, for eight years state former Gov. Bob Graham and that legislator from Long wood, has three "this is not the,Bob Martinez sales tax ^^^^itepant exemption." Martinez wants to Is part of the dal" _ operation and Is the leglslitive liaison, i future, she said. ___ which gives him the Job of "selling the "Florida Is one of only six states budget" Oov. Martinez has put that does not have one and Martinez is together, she said. In addition, she opposed to Florida having one," she said he still loves to get out with said. Spreading the tax base wider H *r«M Ht»*o ky T M tm y Vincent people and accepts as many speaking would allow more room for the engagements as possible In an effort 800-people-per-day growth Florida Is Sanford Flra Department diver Paul Keith, in water, and other police and to keep friends and make new ones. experiencing. Mrs. Brantley said. fire officers search Mill Creek where It empties into Lake Monroe for HtraM Photo by Tommy Vincont Mrs. Brantley, 37, said her Job of She said Martinez wants to roll back missing boy. being In charge of volunteers at the Patti Brantley speaks' to Lake the sales tax to four-and-a-half percent governor's mansion Is not as hard as from five percent and to give local Mary Chamber. her husband's. She said she arranges Bee BRANTLEY, page 7A Search Continues For Missing Boy

Although the outlook Is bleak for Fish Commission officers a day have finding alive a 4-year-old boy who was been searching from dawn to dusk for swept away by creek flood waters the boy, but have found no signs of Chamber Scholarship Applications Up Monday, Sanford police and firefighters him. Harriett said. are continuing their search today. One of the best investments a "We've searched along banks, un­ to student recipients at a recognition "All students who apply are very Police Chief Steve Harriett said. derneath the water with fire depart­ community can make in Its future Is a ceremony In May, Mrs. Coleman said. deserving." she said. "If people In this Missing and believed drowned is scholarship fund that serves as a ‘ door ment divers, overturned debris and Students who may apply for scholar­ area realized the caliber of students Daniel Bradshaw. Jr., son of Inez Paige, brush and have virtually looked every­ opener” to deserving young people, ships are seniors at Seminole and Lake applying, they would be willing to give 29 William Clark Court. The boy fell and Sanford Is leading the way. Karen where." Mary high schools, the two schools In money." Into Mill Creek while trying to hop He said that given the time Involved, Coleman, Seminole County School the Greater Sanford Chamber of across a 4-foot section. i Board coordinator of community rela­ Students come away from the pro­ "the outlook is bleak." and since It's Commerce area. The money is to be As many as 50 police and firefighters tions said. gram feeling that-someone has given been three duys since It happened, the used by students to attend Florida and Florida Game and Fresh Water boy Is presumed drowned. The Greater Sanford Chamber of them a pat on the back. Ms. Hughes community colleges, colleges, un­ said, and their scholarship money can Commerce's "Business and Education iversities of vocatlonal/technlcal cen­ Partners for Success" scholarship pro­ serve as "an Initial Impetus that will ters and scholarship checks are made open doors for them In the future." In Lake Mary gram has this year received more payable to the students as well as to applications from local students than their chosen Institutions, Mrs. Coleman She said the scholarship recipients since It began In 1984. The evaluation said. The Sanford program Is one of the feel someone Is saying to them, "You're team, which consists of Chamber largest In Florida to the best of Mrs. special: you're Important to the com­ Drug Treatment Firm To Open representatives from the business and Coleman's knowledge and has been munity and you're going to make It." Comprehensive Care Corp.. the larg­ Henry Harlow, community relations political community, is having a tough used as a model for other scholarship Any business or citizen Interested In est private drug-dependency treatment representative for the company, said he time deciding Which students to re­ programs, she said. providing a student scholarship this company In the United States. Is hopes Comprehensive Care will be a commend for scholarship Interviews. "Volunteers who Interview the stu­ year should call Dave Farr, executive scheduled to open a $7.5 million facility "good neighbor" In the community of Mrs. Coleman said, "because all the dents take a great amount of time and students are deserving." director of the Sanford Chamber, at In Lake Mary next month. Lake Mary. He said he has plans to give so many hours to these deserving 322-2212, or Mrs. Coleman, program The California-based company meet with Lake Mary Police Chief The. scholarship fund reached an people," Mrs. Coleman said. "It's one of coordinator. 322-1252, before the operates 165 treatment centers Charles Lauderdale next week to see all-time high last year with total the few programs where 100 percent of " deadline. - throughout the United Stales; owns 20 how the treatment facility could work contributions of $21,616, and although the contribution goes to Its stated of them and manages the others. The with city law enforcement and the It Is about $1,500 short of last year, purpose with no overhead costs." This year's scholarship sponsors In­ Lake Mary facility, located on a community.. Mrs. Coleman said that she is confident Barbara Hughes, the extension home clude: Cavalier Motor Inn: Holiday Inn; 514-acre site on Sand Pond Road off of An open house at the facility for Lake that this year will be another record economist for Seminole County, has First Federal of Seminole: Conklin. Lake Emma Road, will house 100 beds Mary citizens is being planned for May year. The deadline for scholarship served on the scholarship evaluation Porter & Holmes Engineers. Inc. (2); and employ 40 people and will Include 14 from 4:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m., Harlow donations Is 4 p.m. April 8. team and interview committee since Rich Plan (5); Kiwanls Club of Sanford Scholarships In amounts of $250, treatment programs for adults and said. the program began and said it's one of adolescents. $400, $500 and $1,000 will be awarded her favorite fobs. Bee SCHOLARSHIPS, pags 7A —G enie Ltn dberg

Sanford Man Nation's Top Counselor TODAY A Sanford man has won recogni­ child as a ‘counselor of the year' "He was ah excellent student and tion as the nation's top secondary would have?" He added, "It's really always active In school activities," Bridge...... 2B Horoscope...... 2B school counselor, but says he feels an honor to represent the excellent she said. “He has always been a real Classifieds..4B-5B Hospital...... 7A uncomfortable In the spotlight. counselors throughout Seminole pleasure to us and. of course, we Comics...... 2B Nation...... 6B Jeff Siskind, a Lyman High School County." think he deserved to win." Coming Events..... 3A People...... 1B,3B guidance counselor, named as the The Florida School Counselor Siskind was raised In Sanford and Crossword...... 2B Police...... 2A National Secondary School Counsel­ Association in August named Sis­ graduated from Seminole High Dear Abby...... 3B Sports...... 8A-UA or of the Year by the American kind as state counselor which then School where he eventually landed Deaths...... 12 A Television...... 3B School Counselor Association said. qualified him for the national title. his first teaching Job and has served Dr. Gott...... 2B "It's exciting and 1 do feel honored; He Is serving his first year of a in a counseling or teaching capacity Editorial...... 4A Weather. but humbled, too." three-year term as president of the In Seminole County Schools since Financial...... 12A World..... Siskind, 33, said that winning the Florida Association for Counseling 1977. He has a doctorate In educa­ top counselor honor has made him and Development. tion from the University of Florida School Mono scrutinize himself more. Siskind's parents. Zelda and and a master's degree from Rollins "When you deal with each student Melvin Siskin, who own the Army College In guidance and counseling. Friday: Crispy fishwlch or golden sea or parent or teacher." he said, "there Navy Surplus Store on Sanford His doctoral dissertation was based nuggets, macaroni and cheese, green is a new perspective In Interaction. It Avenue In Sanford said they could on research Involving Seminole beans, juice bar, bun or roll and lowfat rr-emphasizes to me that I want to not be prouder of their son. Mrs. County students and was titled m ilk. Jett S is k in d do the best Job I can." He said he Siskin said her son has always "Leisure and Vocational Interests of ...honored, humbled now asks himself. "Did 1 treat that enjoyed people. Bee COUNSELOR, page 7A k

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• FORT MILL. 8.CMUPI) - Neither fallen In hushjrqoney to thtf woman. evangelist, Jim Bakker nor his former The new.PTL).board ordered an audit to right-hand ’ man Richard Dortch" has ac­ sea whether any P T L monies were spent to IN BRIEF cepted *an invitation to attend a church •cover up the sexual liaison. New chairman A Florida • Inquiry next. Sreek; and rumors continue Jeixy.Palwoll later*- 'suggested if such were *** over their activities. ■ . * ■ ■ay* *he might ask her Suspect Reportedly Brandishing . the case, there might be legal repurcusslons. : agaiiut Florida because Knife, Wat Cut During Robbery Dortch, the newly-named' president of- "The paying of extortion Is against the ’•representation In the P TL. took a day off Wednesday from the law," he said, "especially if It Is not your rfl#..,Oov. Bob Dink M artinet A 22-year-old Sanford woman allegedly brandished a organization’s. ”PTL Show," and that own money." ened and dtoturbe knife and tried to take 940 from a victim on Fifth Street at spurred a new round of rumors that he was Cypress Avenue In Sanford at about 2'a.m.* Wednesday. But Solicitor William "Red*’ Ferguson, In about to resign. Those rumors were strongly York County. S.C., repeated Wednesday no She reportedly was cut with that knife when the victim denied. resisted. charges have been Aled against Dortch and Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett said the suspect, ■ They’re making It up." said P TL , Vice he knows of no Investigation Into any legal Dexter-W illiam s of 1122 Oregon Ave., Sanford, the President Nell Eskeltn. "He has no plans to .wrongdoing at the PTL. reported victim, and another woman were reportedly resign from P TL. I don’t expect any more appointed no black Involved In a dispute when the alleged robbery attempt big news from here until April 28 when the -Both Dortch and Bakker have been Invited to appear before an Assemblies of God panel ■thee becoming gover- ■and-the cutting occurred. The second woman had left the board meets." ck hflErls* In htt ad- scene by the time police arrived, Harriett said. next Tuesday afternoon to discuss their An audit of the P TL organization Is resignations as ministers in the charismatic mer Press Secretary Susan Perkins, of 1018 Persimmon Ave., Sanford, had ned last month foUow- cuts to her hands treated at Central Florida Regional expected to be released when the group's church. So far. however, neither has board of directors holds its next scheduled indicated he will attend. he owes Hospital In Sanford before being booked Into the Seminole meeting. S M R S S k S S , County Jail on an armed robbery charge early Wednesday. The church can accept the resignations, She was being held in lieu of98,000 bond. * i • Dortch became president of P TL two revoke the ministerial credentials of the pair blacks in his administration. weeks ago, when Bakkcr admitted rumors of or suspend credentials for two years while ! he has been unable to And Gunplay Brings Weapons Charge sexual infidelity were true. Bakkcr said he they undergo rehabilitation. I black Republicans, Alleged gunplay Involving a reported shot flred at the had a one-tlmc sexual encounter seven A she knew of Aye qualified years ago with a woman named Jessica Charles Cookman. superintendent of the Cool Breeze bar on Sipes Avenue, Midway, brought the church's North Carolina district, last week arrest at about 2:34 a.m. Wednesday of a man who was Hahn and has paid "blackmail" money to the admlnl her since. asked Bakker to reconsider the resignation stopped by Seminole County sherllTs deputies at another and this week urged the evangelist to attend bar, the Club 2 Spot, State Road 46. Midway. ' Since that revelation. Bakker has re­ next week’s meeting. Deputies had a description of the reputed gunman who mained at the home he and his wife Tam m y > nothing fo (Davis* charges)," had Just Aed the scene of the gunplay when they own In Palm Springs. Calif. " A lot of people think, it would be Peck. M artinez'.acting press "The governor la not pre- •confronted the suspect. In a search a handgun was found Without explanation. PTL ran a rerun appropriate and significant for Bakker to Inside the suspect’s car, a sheriffs report said. Wednesday of last Thursday's program return to the same town where he was ordained 23 years ago," Cookman said, Tyrone Grooms, 21, of. 20th St., Midway, has been Introducing the new board of directors. NgiE&mffi&ai charged with aggravated assault, discharging a firearm In Eskelin said It la not unusual for the praising Bakker for the programs he public and carrying a concealed weapon. He has been program to use reruns. directed at the PTL. released on 91.000 bond to appear In court April 20. group would watch "In the last six months, approximately 50 "A lot of people ... have failed to tell the percent of all the programs that have been signs of bias. If such story of the great work done." Cookman ris and Florida SCLC Pet Charge Follows Accident seen on the network were repeats." he said. said. "(They) not only are Involved in saving N* Gooden said they "Today was no exception." Dortch ran Into A woman who allegedly tried to keep Sanford police souls, but in feeding the poor, providing liter to their national away from her car, which had hit a brick wall at the trouble when religious watchdog Paul facilities for the physically handicapped, Holiday Inn, 530 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, was arrested Roper, who represents Hahn, revealed he' unwed mothers, the elderly and the unfor­ there at 2:37 p.m. Wednesday on charges of resisting arrest had helped negotiate payment of 9265.000. tunate victims of drug abuse." and possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. Police reported that the suspect said the car was hers and when police tried to search the car she allegedly tried to stop them by grabbing an oAlcer. She was handcuffed and put into a patrol car until In a search of the vehicle police WEATHER found a small quantity of marijuana and charged her. Jeannlne Lois Rhoads, 31, of St. Petersburg, has been charged In the case and was being held in lieu of 9500 Nation Temperatures Five-Day Forecast Local Report OtyaPertcast HI U Pep Wednesday's high tempera- Driving Under Influence Arrests Atbuquarnuo f SO 33 Anchor as* f 44 it **•* ture In Sanford was 61 degrees The following persons have been arrested in Seminole Mhavlltor S3 32 ***« For Central Florida and the low during the past 24 County on chaiges of driving under the Influence: Atlanta pc SI 37 •••* Ptlyady hours was 40 degrees as re — Linda Beecher Denlssen, 20, of 1431 Mayfleld Ave., Billing* ty 50 33 **** FthrCWr FMrCMf Sunny Birmingham pc 51 IS ■ Ml ported by the University of .Winter Park, was arrested In the parking lot of Calico Baatanpc 41 3t M Florida Agriculture Research Jack’s. Altamonte Springs, after her car hit a parked car in Brawn* vl II* Tax.pc 7S SI *•** and Education Center. Celery Buffalo *n M IS .11 that lot after Altamonte Springs police warned her not to Burlington Vf. cy 41 33 »#•* SB SB LEB Avenue. No rainfall was re­ drive. She waa also charged with careless driving as well as Char la* ton S.C. pc SS 44 **** corded. Sunny and cool today with possession or a forged driver's license after police Char lotto N.C. cy SO If *M» with a high of 68 expected. found the had two licenses, one with a false name. Bond Chicago pc IS It .03 Cincinnati cy SO 11 M was set at91,000. IS 33 .14 @ -Robert Ooerge Williamson. 44, of 104 Red Cedar Drive/ ' • s s s s s g - N » ill 0 0 Aroo Forocosf 0*11** pc SO » .... Sanford, at 12:35 a.m. Wednesday after his car was seen Denver ay 4* tr ■91 Das Moines pc 39 1* as 0*1 roll cy 33 10 JO 50 46 55 Today...mostly sunny and a Duluth ty 33 tS little warmer. High In the upper Burglaries And Thefts Reported 47 IS El Patel **•* Tm 60s. Variable light wind. Scott L. Riley, 24, of 110 Hudson Lane, Fern Park, Evantvlllacy 44 M .14 Hartford cy 44 M Tonight...becoming partly reported to sheriff's deputies his boat valued at 91.000 was Honolulu ty 7* St *••# National Waethar larvk* cloudy. Warmer with low near Houston w SS 41 stolen from a seawall area on Lake of the Woods, Monday «**• 50. Light wind. orTueaday. Indianapolis pc M 11 .OS Jackson Mist, pc SI 17 ■ St* Friday...variable cloudiness Jacksonville ty 70 44 **•» with a slight chance of showers Kansas City pc M 33 Eighteen door knobs and 23 door bumpers were, stolen or thunderstorms. High In the from the attics of four homes being built on Waybrtdge Las Vegas ty •4 SI • SS* Lints Rock cy S4 11 ■ **• lower 70s. Wind south around Court, Lake Mary, between Feb. 1 and Tuesday. The Items Lot Angelas! 71 SS •••• 10 Florida Cities 10 mph. Rain chance 20 per­ belong to Hooker Barnes Homes. Altamonte Springs, and Louisville cy 41 14 S4 have a combined value of 9161. Memphis cy 4* If cent. Miami Batch ty 70 St ‘ MM Milwaukee cy 34 10 ***** Sue J. Collins, 48. of Fern Park, owner of the Vegetable Minneapolis ty 10 11 M*t Feel Record Lows A i «>a Rt-uii i i i c j 'j Mart. 800 S. U.S. Highway 17-02, Fem Park, reported to Nashville r 4* 17 New Orleans pc 70 45 • MS Unitod Prssa InUrnational sheriff's deputies that 13 checks with a combined value of and flee. Now York r 44 40 **#* tperat 9122. a 92 pineapple and six beef sticks valued at 91 each Oklahoma City pc SI If MM Temperatures fell to a nippy One man was believed overnight low: 43; Wednesday’s were stolen from that business Tuesday. Omaha sy 10 11 .01 48 at Key West today — coldest drowned when he was swept Philadelphia th SS 10 *«■ * ever In April for the nation's over a dam on the Nashua high: 60: barometric pressure: Pheanhtty 07 St southernmost city — while 30.18; relative humidity: 48 A fireplace valued at 9500 was stolen from a Centex Pittsburgh r 41 IS .03 River In New Hampshire, but across the rest of Florida percent; winds: SW at 5 mph; Home being built on lot 16 at 4235 Jodphur Court. Oviedo, Portland Ma. pc 44 n .OS police were unable to search for Portland Or*, cy 70 45 • Ms readings rose slightly from re­ rain: None; Today's sunset: 6:44 between Saturday and Tuesday, a sheriff’s report said. the body because of the high Providence pc 41 11 • **• cord cold Wednesday. p.m., Friday's sunrise: 6:13 a.m Dana R. Braun. 18, of 1124 Santa Cruz Way, Richmond cy 41 41 MM water. It. Louis pc 41 21 „„ Records for the date were set Gov. John McKeman de­ Casselberry, gave sheriff's deputies names of possible San Francisco cy 44 SO suspects who may have stolen her purse containing 91.000 (n most of the state’s larger clared a state of emergency In Washington cy 57 40 .... cities, but there were no reports E x Forecast ana five 920 travelers checks from her home Monday or Maine, where the Kennebec pcpartly cloody of any significant crop damage Tuesday. CODES River crested about 5 a.m. c clear rraln today. Wednesday morning, today at a record 34.5 feet — 22 c IX Waring th showers The extended weather cy-cloudy tmwnok* Alachua County watermelon feet over flood stage and well forecast. Saturday through Douglas Wallgursky, 24. 1021 W. 3rd St.. Sanford, told >P^ Dried! l-falr tn-tnow groiiwersrei losses of up to above the record of 30 feet set Monday, for Florida except police that on Friday between midnight and 8 amt. ty foggy •y-sunny 50 percent and some north 50 years ago. someone stole an equalizer from his car and a tool box hi hai* tothundsrttormt northwest — Mostly fair. Cold Florida vegetable growers suf­ Residents In some Maine and from his front porch with ajxxnblned value o f9387. m missing w windy Saturday and Sunday with lows fered scattered damage. New Hampshire towns were in the upper 30s and low 40s Dally records Included 52 at rescued Wednesday from sec­ Michael Stall, 24, 1605 W. 3rd St., Sanford, reported to north to near 60 south and highs FIorida Temperatures Miami, 49 at Hollywood, 45 at ond story windows and roof­ police that between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturday, In the 60s north to mid 70s Fort Myers, 50 at West Palm tops as the deluge covered someone pryed open the front door of nls house and once south. Lows Monday near 50 Beach. 43 at Orlando, 39 at streets and buildings. inside rummaged through the house and removed about MIAMI (USD — Florida 144 north to mid 60 south. Highs Daytona Beach, 41 at Tampa, Farmington, Maine, became 9675 worth of property. A small tire Iron and a kitchen turosand rainfall attain. IOT Monday low 70s north to near 80 CWyi 36 at Jacksonville, 31 at a n Island surrounded by south. knife were found stuck In the ground about 10 feet from Apilidiicoli Tallahassee and 40 at Aoodwsters. Cr*itvl*w the front dour, a police report aald. , . Apalachicola. "Nobody can get In or out.” Daytona Baach A r oa Tides Pert Laudwdate . T h e National Weather said Sgt. Kevin Cookaon of the A 1975 Chevy El Camlno owned by Jerome Zcbrowsky, F a rtM ya rt Service predicted a wanning Kennebec County-Sheriff's of­ Oalnasvllla 2 9 .300 Bonds Road, Sanford, caught fire Saturday at 122 Jacksonville trend through Friday In most of fice. Uve Oak Boulevard at approximately 9:45 a.m. causing Kay Was* the state. Highs In the 60s and Cookaon said 3 to 4 feet of 9000 dam age to the car’s engine compartment, a police 70s were forecast today and water, covered the main streets report aaid. Friday with lows F r id a y a n d business districts In ' tJI n *v &,**, ‘ 1 ' , 4 - i morning In the 40s In north Augusta, Gardner and FRIDAY: Daytona Bsach: Florida and the 50s In southern HoUoweU. high, 11:24 a.m.; lows, 5:07 sections. Several hundred people from a m., 4:58 p.m.; Now' Smyrna At Key West, the mepetuy a half dozen towns around ■ ssc h t high, 11:29 a.m.; lows. rain Victim Identified reached 48 degrees at 4:30 Maine were evacuated and as 5:12 a.m., 5:03 p.m.; Rapport: highs, 4:20 a.m., 2:44 p.m.; ■ -i g w \.,m* , ■J' *4 ' *. * t ’ I **.».# * , a.m., breaking the previous many as 70 roads were closed, ' killed south Seminole County has brt-n record of 61 degrees set exactly officials said. tows, 9:10 a.m.. 10:50 p.m. 100. years ago. The tempera­ In One of Maine’s few remaining Dead Is Mary Lee Howell. 42. ture also set the record for the covered bridges, the Lowes Bo tit i ny of 209 Lake Seminary Circle, coldest day In April, a 54 set Bridge built-over the Piscata­ i j r r April 7.1891. south Seminole County. A pe­ quis River In 1657, waa carried destrian. she was struck around The 48 also was the coldest Apr.4 Aer.lt Aer.w Agr.Sf away by the high water near 11:15 p.m. at tracks at the west In Key West since March 3. the town of Guilford. end of Candace Avenue. ooc-ftfUi 1988. making It the coldest day - Melting snows and up to 4 of the winter season. mile west of U.S. Highway Inches of rain that pounded That waa the only record for 17-92, the Florida Highway H t* a i h Conditions New England Wednesday sent St. Augustine to Jupiter Patrol reported. the month set In the state, all of Maine’s rivers to at least Inlet— Today...varlable wind 10 According to the engineer, the despite the numerous dally 10 feet above flood stage; kts or less. Seas 2 ft or less. Bay woman Jumped Ut front of his W aves are records. Several earthen dams were and Inland waters a light chop. train. Teat are being conducted about 2 feet and slightly choppy. Rain-gorged rivers, including broken by the rising water. Tonight...wind variable mostly to determine If the woman was Current Is slightly to the north one In Maine that surged to south 10 kts or less. Seas 2 ft or under the Influence of drugs or with a temperature of 60 de* record levels today, washed out More than 200 families were less. Bay and Inland waters a roads and bridges across New evacuated in Plymouth, N.H.. alcohol at the time, according to g rrecs. New la jn u Boaefct light chop. sheriff's Investigators. Wiaves are 2 to 3 feet and England and sent flood waters because of a rising river. The Friday...wind southeast 10 semi-glassy. Current Is slightly sw irling to rooftops, forcing rain In the area was combined occasionally 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 to the north; Water temperature, hundreds of residents to pack with some surprise snow. ft. Bay and Inland waters a light 60 degrees. Sun screen factor: V - f /** *~ !* AfJ to moderate chop. A few showers 12. more numerous north pari. ■ *»* ♦ -*Sr*S K««W

Duchess's Sanford HoraM, Sanford, FI. Jewelry By Robert Doherty fidence his word Is still good In the economy and provide Jobs. Reagan stood to lose in a vote legislation was not a bird Ip Sale Begins WASHINGTON (UPI) - For Congress. Before voting. Sanford today. hand that ought to be taken." he Sen. Terry Sanford, the North "I think my position's abso­ agonized for 10 minutes as On the Senate floor and later said. GENEVA (UPI) - Some of Carolina Democrat once consid­ lutely solid," Sanford said colleagues surrounded him. at a news conference. Sanford But Sanford firmly denied the late Duchess of Windsor's ered the most progressive of Wednesday after taking Fccgan pleading as the vote stalled one explained his switch by saying cutting any de.'.-j In exchange Jewehg^vlll fetch up to five Southern governors, the first to apparent defeat, then to victo­ shy of a Reagan loss. To Reagan had made his political for hit vote. times Its estimated value, splash on Capitol Hill was a ry, then back to apparent defeat. everyone’s surprise Sanford first point on the first vote and there "Nobody offered me anything Sotheby's experts said today bellywhoppcr. Sanford opposed the five-year voted "present." which would was a need to pass the bill for the bcrausc I let It be known very In advance of the two-day Sanford, a 69-year-old highway bill on grounds it did have assured a Democratic vic­ good of workers nationwide. clearly ... I wasn't In the trading auction ofher freshman whose election last not do enough for North Carolina tory. The former governor, whose business and I didn't even want multlmlllion-dollar collection year returned him to political and suggested he agreed with Moments later, frustrated single term two decades ago was to hear anything of the kind," he ofbaubles. oifice for the first time In a those who said Reagan's veto Democrats saw him change his highlighted by his progressive said. Sotheby's Jewelry expert quarter-century, plunged Into needed support as a crucial test vote to "no," giving Reagan an stance on civil rights Issues, also Told some Republicans were Nicholas Rayner received the pool on no less than Presi­ of his leadership in the wake of apparent stunning upset. But said he had learned that a saying his actions meant his telephone calls from dent Reagan's critical veto of the scandal. after a procedural move that substitute highway bill proposed word was no good, Sanford would-be buyers from around $88 billion highway bill. He Every other Senate Democrat allowed Democrats to try one by Reagan hurt his state even responded, "I don't know that to the world today, hours before emerged to insist no deals were was voting to override the presi­ more time, Sanford announced more. be true. I don't think that's an the start of the sale. Rayner cut in switching his crucial vote dent, however, in what they he had made up his mind to vote "I determined there was a lot accurate analysis of the reasons I was heard to tell callers to three times and to express con­ called support for a bill to help "yes" against the veto — and less certalnity that this piece of switched." expect to bid up to five times the estimated price of some pieces because of their histor­ ic value. Sotheby's officials said most potential buyers would be represented by dealers. They would not reveal the identity of people telephoning for advance advice on likely prices. "But only some of the more interesting pieces will go for several times the estimate," one expert said, although the overall total Sothbey's estimate or $7.5 million would "probably be doubled or even tripled." The 95 most important pieces in the collection were being uold tonight and lesser Items on Friday. Sotheby's originally made arrangements for around 500 people to attend the sale but ended up handing out 1.800 tickets. Because of the crowd, the auction was shlfied to a huge candy-striped marquee on Lake Geneva and near the Hotel Beau Rivage where the Windsors spent part of their honeymoon in 1937. The duke of Windsor abdicated as King Edward VIII to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson. Officials said there were scats for 1,000 people in the tent while the others would watch on closed-circuit tele­ vision screens in hotel recep­ tion rooms. Parked outside the hotel and possibly symbolic of in­ ternational interest In the Jewels was a white Rolls- Royce — with gold-plated radiator and door handles. The first part of the sale

poriant pieces. On sale Fri­ day were an additional 211 less valuable lots. Including accessories and Items which belonged to the duke such as cufflinks, medals and tankards. Proceeds from the sale were designated for the Pasteur Institute of France, to which the duchess be­ queathed her Jewels on her death last year. The duke died In 1972. They said some of the 200 Jewels could bring up to 20 times the estimate, especially those with Intimate Inscrip­ tions from the duke. One such Item was Lot 31 — a diamond bracelet with nine charms In the form of gem-set crosses marking Important dates in the cou­ ple's life. The estimate was $20,000 but thought likely by Sotheby's to fetch a price many times higher. EPA Aids Asbestos Clearly, The Brightest Source. 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The first round of awards. $34.2 million, Member FDIC/C1VH7 Sun Banki. Inc. will go to 133 school districts. Sanford Herald HELEN THOMAS (USPS w -n o ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 303-322-2611 or 831-9993 Baker Learns From Experience Of Regan r nuestlons.___ Mr also He had also become had become by by that Thurtday, April 2, 1967— 4A W ASHINGTON (UPI) - White House chier of [fme anqi “ e de camp to the beleaguered statf Howard Baker Is not going to make the Between the Reagans' spaniel. Rex. and the Wsyns 0. Doyls, Publisher Richard Nixon. _____ Thomas Olordano, Managing Editor mistake that got his predecessor. Donald Regan. squirrels that flit across the lawn, the White Molvln Adkins, Advertising Director In trouble with Nancy Reagan. House uniformed police are having their trou­ Baker says he Is In touch with the first lady bles. It seems that when Rex Is taken out for his - nresident Is ready to nlnv Home Delivery: Month, *4.78; 3 Months. 614.28; 6 Months. every day. He docs not go Into detail about their mornlng walk, he trips the sensors and sets off But word t h ^ h e preM denw^^ a y w play 627.00: Year. 681.00. By Mall: Month. 66 73: 3 Months. conversations, but apparently Mrs. Reagan is alarms. The squirrels do that all day on the ^ ' 1 with Congress rn^y ^ accc,craling ^ 620.28: 6 Months. 637.00; Year. 669.00. keeping a concerned eye on the president In terms of his work schedule. nC “:U ..n ,h« Lincoln's ghos. 1. ...II con.acj. J k « j » * £ £ « As a result of the better relationship, the East around. Up In the family quarters, he Is apt to go termath of th . conservative voaU h Wing and the West Wing will be able to better .o .he doorof the Uncotf.u.,e and bark. bn. be „,o «I onemch ^m J^con^rvaUve goal, he coordinate their activities. never goes I n s i d e . _____ " ^ K c E w Is a strong word for what is A Human Mrs. Reagan also Invited White House A sign that White House spokesman Marlin Imppenlng a^ ' spokesman Marlin Fltzwater for a chat when he the more adamant he will Fltzwater Is getting more comfortable in hts Jod out of tne woou took over his Job and she basically told him that become. He Is determined to have his "third - he had his office painted a light cream and Guinea she had no apologies to make for being a act," as he puts It and to fulfill the destiny or hi# Pig protective wife. yellow. Fltzwater still has an open door policy- presidency. Much or Ihe scientific world Is stunned by a Now that she feels the White House, shaken which Is astounding to reporters after having that door slammed in their faces so often. recent disclosure that Dr. Daniel Zagury by the Iran arms-Contra scandal, is back on an ""Another sign that Reagan Is back in form is even keel. Mrs. Reagan apparently feels more The open door is a sign that he has no fears. injected himself with a prototype AIDS his wit. He opened the meeting with the secure about resuming her anti-drug travels and Secrets, maybe at times, but not enough to be business leaders, saying: "Please be seated. As vaccine last November. In doing so, the social duties. furtive. doctor, a researcher at the Pierre and Marie The Reagans will be host at a black tie dinner The door of the press spokesman's office was Henry VIII said to each of his six wives: 'I won't Curie University in Paris, became the first at the White House on March 31 in honor or closed nearly a year during the Watergate keep you long, known person to subject himself to such French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac. scandal when Ronald Zleger could no longer experimentation in order to discover a cure for the deadly disease. Thus far. Dr. Zagury has not suffered any VIEWPOINT ANTHONY HARRIGAN negative side effects from the live-virus vaccine made with recombinant DNA Nation Is technology that could cause recipients with Im balance weakened Immune systems to develop a serious viral Infection similar to Infections Indebted afillctlng AIDS patients. Discounting charges Saps U.S. ’ that he Is either a hero or a fool, Dr. Zagury said he would not have injected himself were i the vaccine not safe for humans. Indeed, he Strength To Lehman likened his experiment to that of Jonas WASHINGTON - The nation Salk's, creator of the original polio vaccina­ By William R. Hawkins owes a debt or gratitude to John F. Lehman, Jr., who will step down tion, who Injected himself with an influenza Some claim that our trade deficit soon after six years as Secretary of ‘ vaccine in 1942 and a polio vaccine in 1952 Is a benefit because Americans gain real Items in exchange for bits of the Navy. Historians surely will before the polio vaccine was used on others. characterize him as one of the great Subsequent to his self-experimentation, Dr. paper money. But common sense should tell us that such a simple- civilian leaders of the naval service. Zagury Injected several other researchers as minded analysis is wrong. Foreign On his watch, the U.S. Navy has well as a small group of volunteers from businessmen, banks and govern­ been rebuilt from its low ebb during Zaire. Tw o of the Zairians, who were critically ments arc not staffed by fools. Trade the Carter administration to a fleet ill with AIDS, have recovered dramatically deficits are always paid for by that will soon number 600. The from their symptoms as a result of the something of value. United States also has a clearly treatment. Dr. Jean-Paul Escande, of Tamier The strength of the United States enunciated maritime strategy. Hospital in Paris, described the recovery as makes Its currency a relative safe Americans who understand how a “altogether extraordinary," given the victims* way to hold wealth, so the dollar is maritime strategy safeguards U.S. widely used as a reserve currency. Interests and ensures peace In the previous condition. world may wonder, however, what This is not to suggest that a cure for AIDS is The U.S. had consistently run balance of payment deficits in the will happen to that strategy after imminent. Dr. Zagury's experiment is only post-war era, and this has provided 1988 and to the 15 carrier battle the first step in a painstakingly complex the International economy with its groups which are at the heart of it. process of developing a safe and effective main source of liquidity. Since the end of World War II. vaccine, which could take as long as 10 years. However, the U.S. ran trade sur­ carrier task forces have made It Still, it is encouraging that dozens of pluses to partially offset its expen­ WILLIAM RUSHER possible for the United Stales to dedicated researchers such as Dr. Daniel ditures and foreign investments so project Its power Into the most Zagury have committed themselves to that the net outflow of dollars was remote regions of the world. They extending the frontiers of medical science by small enough for others to absorb. Glasnost's No Favor have safeguarded the sea lanes vital containing and eventually conquering the Further, as a creditor nation, in­ to America's NATO and Pacific come was earned from past in­ scourge of acquired immune deficiency By now there can be no doubt that to assessing Gorbachev's fun­ region allies. They have represented vestments. Today, the flood of an alternative to a nuclear confron­ syndrome. Mikhail Gorbachev, the new Soviet damental motive. There arc those dollars going to buy imports is far befrs, Is up to something. The only who believe that all of these tation. Without these warships, the larger than foreigners______wish to question hold is, what? gestures are merely intended to lull United States would be pushed to W t| I tFfinBRlsr'everything «r. W hM *~heW'»?tieirar secretary of the outside world Into relating Its the brink of the most dangerous else 1ft lntdmaflona! ■monetary th e Soviet Communist P a rty guawrw urpemapr evert i Mftpttig'the*1 'conflicts. pi r authorises the feteue from prison Soviet Union in various ways. To maintain its naval peacekeep­ ingestion mn(fownlown Rome Isn't'*' ^w h Td o " foreigners do with their or Internal exile of Andrei Sakharov Alternatively, it may be that ing presence, the United States will :Just Ia hazard to lungs and lim b, It a an offense dollars If they do not use them to and upwards of a hundred other Gorbachev's chief purpose is have to continue to build ships In against the ages. All of that smog and the buy American goods or services? "dissidents," that's news. When he domestic: to coax a better perfor­ the years ahead. A number of the constant vibration from trucks and cars pose The dollars come back to the U.S. as goes on to advocate a teensy bit of mance out of Soviet society by carriers now In service have a real threat to the delicate antiquities that loans and investments. The country "democracy" in the selection of loosening the reins a bit. Of course. steamed for a generation. The dot the Eternal City. So It comes as no has run such large deficits that it lesser communist officials (e.g.. Gorbachev may have both purposes country must make a commitment surprise that city officials have been was transformed in Just three years, giving Soviet voters a choice be­ in mind, but it seems likely that one to replacement ships of the size and especially ardent in their efforts to control the 1963 to 1986, from the world's tween Tweedledumsky and or the other predominates. Which la sophistication of the carriers now In largest creditor to the world's larg­ traffic problem. And their experience may Tweedledeesky), that too Is news. II? the fleet. An effective maritime est debtor, owing foreigners $200 And when criticisms by half a dozen strategy cannot be carried out by shed some additional light on why the Roman Certainly the enthusiasm with billion. Like individuals, countries prominent exiles now in the West mint-carriers built at low cost. The Em pire fell in the first place. which the world’s fatuous liberals can only buy more than they are printed In a Moscow weekly and United States fleet must keep Its First, to measure the the extent of the have hailed the recent gestures produce by borrowing the dif­ the blunt remarks of such a well- qualitative edge over the Soviet high would Justify those gestures, if problem, the officials included a question on ference, and by repaying the debt known anti-communist as Barry seas licet, which is being expanded the national census to identify how many city with interest. Farber appear In Llteraturnaya indeed they were merely for foreign and modernized all the time. residents have private cars. But since the Most of the capital flow into the Gazeta. that, my friends. Is news. consumption. The prize for the most Our vital maritime strategy also Italians are suspicious that any information U.S. has been short-term. Under We can, I think, dismiss the idea exaggerated reaction so far goes to may be endangered by the recently West German Foreign Minister on their census forms will eventually be normal conditions, this stabilizing that Gorbachev has suddenly been approved change in the Joint Chiefs Hans Dietrich Genscher. who called action allows a nation lime to get Its converted to democracy. Mikhail of Staff system, which gives unprec­ turned over to the nation's tax collectors, that on the West to "take Mr. Gorbachev effort simply produced the startling con­ house in order. But the U.S. has yet Gorbachev is a product of Soviet edented power to Its chairman. It’s to start on effective adjustment and his 'new policy’ literally, with clusion that hardly anyone in Rome owns an communist society, and we can possible that a future JC S chairman policy to bring trade Into balance, all that implies." What it Implied to automobile. safely assume that he intends to would favor Junking the maritime and this block of short-term "hot" strengthen It and perpetuate It. and Herr Genscher was not only arms strategy and replacing It with an Then to reduce the problem, the govern­ money Is destabilizing. It can flow if possible extend Its sway still more control agreements but a Western ail-strategic missile confrontation ment six years ago determined to restrict out as fast as in. "If the securities widely around the globe. If by any readiness "to launch large-scale strategy. And If the anti-defense economic cooperation that will help access to the downtown area to those vehicles buying from abroad were to dry up. chance he were to lose sight of those lobby has Its way, naval construc­ the Soviet Union modernize its with special permits. But since they are a we would be in a pickle," says a objectives, he would quickly run tion will be stretched out or can­ generous people, they passed out tens of Merrill Lynch analyst. Foreigners economy." Quite a handsome re­ celled. into trouble with the Soviet ruling turn on Comrade Gorbachev's thousands of these permits. could trigger "a recession that class — the "nomenklatura." whose modest Investment in "openness"! The American people need to Now, to put an end to the problem would be hard to stop." Continued interests it Is his central duty to know about the Soviet Union's altogether, they've prohibited all care and decline of the dollar, or political protect. This powerful group briskly On the other hand, few things that expansionist operations on the high turmoil in Washington, could start a sidelined Nikita Khrushchev when really large nations do are done seas. The USSR Is building im­ trucks from the city center during rush hour, stampede out of the dohar. Just as Julius Caesar once banned litters from he began to perform erratically, and primarily for foreign consumption. pressive aircraft carriers. Its Red The Wall Street Journal calls this there ia no reason to suppose they Banner Pacific fleet now operates the same area 2,000 years ago when the foot And that rule applies with growing dependence on foreign cap­ have lost any of their clout. particular force to measures that are from the giant base at Cam Ranh traffic got to be more than the streets could ital the "de-Americanization" of the There are, however, two quite in conflict with the basic drives of Bay in Vietnam, which the United bear. The idea is that people should be U.S. economy. distinct possibilities when it comes the society. States built at Immense expense. encouraged to park around the city's periph­ ery and then use trams and buses to get downtown. The only problem is that they JACK ANDERSON haven't built the parking lots yet or established a public transit system that can handle that many people. Child Soldier Abandoned By Uncle Sam

Battrs IjJiekAadtiMi Martin, now 31. has been stead­ the 13-year-old was shipped to Administration benefits of any fastly rejected by the VA in his Vietnam and pul In a replacement shape or form." W ASHINGTON - The Veterans claim for veteran's benefits. battalion at Long Blnh. He wasn't declared an unperson. Administration was set up. In Lin­ Here’s what our associate Stewart Martin saw hts share of action in Just an unveteran. coln's phrase, "to care for him who Harris learned by poring over Army Vietnam. He said he was awarded a In January, Martin lost his last shall have borne the battle," but and Veterans Administration files: Bronze Star for valor during a night ' « chance to convince the military that .V 1 don't try convincing Waiter Lee Army investigators went to battle in which he operated a he is entitled to veteran status, Martin of that. Martin's hometown. Arcadia. Fla., two-man M-60 machlnegun when the Board for Correction of At age 13. Martin wound up In where they learned that as a boy of singlehandedly. but there Is no Military Records refused to review Vietnam, where he "bore the bat­ 12 he was more than 6 feet tall and record of the award in military files. his case. Without a board decision tle" for nearly two years In the weighed 160 pounds. The secretary Eventually, however, the soldier to legitimize hla military service, the Infantry. Yet the V A ’s officious of the local draft board told the who lost Ihe duffel bag reported that VA won't reopen Martin’s case. paper shufflers have refused to pay Investigators that In 1968. at age someone was drawing his pay, and for hts medicine for a chronic lung 13. Martin tried unsuccessfully to the Army tracked Martin down In Rep. C.W. "BUI" Young. R-Fla. disorder he contracted in the Army. Join every branch of service. Vietnam. U took three separate plans to submit a private bill that The bureaucrats say Martin isn't a The secretary said he spiked Investigations before the Army final­ w°uJd give Martin's military service qualified veteran, and by their Martin's application when he saw ly learned it had a 15-year-old on Its official recognition. But an aide nit-picky rules, they're right. He the boy's birth date: Aug. 9. 1955. hands. Martin was then kicked out. predicted rough going because was as old as many drummer boys The draft board official also The authorities freely acknowl­ Congress will be reluctant to set a who fought in Mr. Lincoln’s army, thwarted Martin's attempt to enlist edge that Martin fought and was precedent. and he served as well and honorably in Arizona under the name of Injured in Vietnam. But an Or­ Meanwhile, Martin is back In In Vietnam as many grunts twice Walter Martin Lee that same year. wellian VA memorandum In 1976 uniform: the prison denims of a his age, But he was never properly What happened next la In dispute. explained why hia soldiering didn't federal penitentiary, where he is mustered In. and when the Army Martin claims he was standing In a count: serving a three-year sentence for brass finally found out he was under bus terminal In Atlanta in January "Although Martin did perform impersonating a member of the age. he was still only IS. 1969, when the police picked him duty in Vietnam and was wounded military and passing a bad check. So the boy-soldier was un­ up as an AW OL soldier. The Army In Vietnam, he has no valid service, Martin told us he put on his old ceremoniously booted out of the claims Martin stole a G l’s duffel bag was never legally enlisted In Ihe Army fatigues and entered an Army “So what 1/ we can't afford alt that stuffI Arm y, without a proper discharge. and assumed the soldier's identity. armed forces, was never honorably K EEP BUYING!" base in Florida, where he got a Lacking the official documentation There's no dispute about what discharged from the urmed forces doctor to write him a prescription so dear to the bureaucratic heart. happened next: Alxmt a week later. and Is not entitled to any Veterans for his expensive lung medicine. M*f***»fP Stfr- W i ii ■, wV

Sanford Herald, Sanford, FI. Thursday, April 1,1697-SA B8R COMING EVB4T5 Core Provided In Seminole, Orange, Osceola Sow/A Seminole F ly ir- Holds Aviation Safety Seminar Hospice Seeks Seminole Site "caregiver prdject" that will would be made more available Jane C a sse lb e rry percent of those referred to The South Seminole Flying Club will sponsor a FAA Hospice of Central Florida could address the situation on several on a broader level. Aviation Safety-Education Seminar and Pilot Proficiency Herald Staff Writer levels. Hospice of Central Florida Is not meet the criteria and were Smith said Hospice is In (he Award Program meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. April 2. In The most visible would be looking for a suitable site in not accepted. He said there are process of organizing the me Airport Restaurant Banquet Room at Sanford Airport Hospice House, which would Seminole or Orange county to more than that out there who caregiver project and defining Terminal Building. Audio visual presentation on coping provide a 4.000 sq. ft. residential locate Hospice House, a residen­ were not referred by their Just what is Involved. The first with air traffic control systems. facility with a home-like at­ tial facility where terminally 111 physicians or others because priority is to (lnd the land, die mosphere for patients without patients without families can they knew of the requirement. said, and then to launch a drive primary caregivers and who can Dog Obedience Classes Set spend their final weeks. for funds to construct Hospice Ability to pay is not a re­ no longer manage at home House. Seminole Dog Fanciers Association will hold basic and Mark Smith, director of devel­ quirement for a patient to be alone. He said Hospice hopes to advanced obedience classes for dogs on Thursday, April 2 opment for Hospice said,"These eligible for hospice care, Smith Other parts of the caregiver acquire the land for the residen­ at Secret Lake Recreation Center, Ivey Road. Casselberry. patients have very special needs said. Medicare provides a project include: tial facility and start construc­ Basic class at 7 p.m. and advanced at 8 p.m. and Hospice House would have hospice benefit as do many • Community Caregivers, tion by the end of the year. He unique requirements for its private insurance plans. There Diet Club Sets Meeting construction. Ideally, we are which Involves neighbors and estimates It will cost In excess of are also grants available for other interested Individuals and hoping someone will donate a $300,000 to $350,000. B-SIlm Diet Club for behavior modification and Improved indigent patients. families who can provide shifts quiet, centrally located site or be Hospice of Central Floridu self-image, meets at 7 p.m., Thursday at Howell Place, One of the most important .of care in the patient's home. willing to sell It at a reduced serves Seminole. Orange and Airport Blvd., Sanford. Phone 668-6783. Hospice Is getting ready to hire a rate. It would have to be a criterion for admission to the Osceola counties, providing hospice program is that, which full-time coordinator to support sufficient size to build a six- nursing care to meet the health requires a primary caregiver or the caregiving network and Thursday AA Meetings Set bedroom house." needs of the terminally 111 patient caregivers to provide 24-hour mobilize volunteer community The following arch Alcoholics Anonymous groups meet Zoning regulations are a major and counseling for the patient care for the patient. resources. on Thursday: factor In site selection as well, and his or her family, usually In Hospice of Central Florida • Hospice care for nursing • REBOS AA, noon. 5:30 and 8 p.m. (closed). Rebos Smith said. Anyone with In­ the last six months of life. averages 130 persons at any one home patients to supplement the Club, 130 Normandy Lane, Casselberry. formation about a potential site Hospice care is not curative, but time. Most of the terminally ill care they receive in that setting, • Sanford AA, noon and 5:30 open discussion; 8 p.m. should contact Jane Weber, ex­ is symptomatic providing pain open speaker meeting. 1201 W. First St., Sanford. ecutive director of Hospice at hospice patients have cancer, which will be starting shortly. control and making the patient but patients suffering from any • Respite Care, which would • Freedom Outreach AA, 8 p.m. closed discussion for 875 0028, as soon as possible. emotionally and physically as physician certified terminal ill­ be made available so that women only, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Covered Smith said there are only two comfortable as possible. ness are eligible. Including AIDS eight-hour shifts of care could be dish supper Is held on the first Thursday at 6:30 p.m. other similar houses in the Bereavement counseling is (Acquired Immune Deficiency utilized in the home for families followed by speaker. country for Hospice patients. It available for famllly members up Syndrome). Smith said. He said would be too expensive to pro­ needing to sleep or work. This to a year after the patient’s there have been AIDS patients in type of care is already provided Orchestra Presents Pop Concert vide the stafT to care for one death. the program in the past and he to those who qualify utilizing the Individual, he said, but by pro­ Hospice of Central Florida has Florida Symphony Orchestra Pop Concert. 7 p.m.. April expects to see more AIDs pa­ corps of 190 Hospice volunteers, viding care in one place for six Its office at Suite 112. 500 3ijit the University of Central Florida. UCF Jazz Lab tients In the future. but under the caregiver project it Windcrley Place. Maitland. concert. 5:30 p.m. Open to the public without charge. patients it would be more cost Barbecue nvnilablc prior to concert. effective. It Is estimated that 45 In an efTort to find an effective days would be the average stay. solution to this problem and to Homemakers Hold Boutique Smith said 680 patients and make hospice available to all their families were provided those who need It. Hospice of Orange County Extension Homemakers Spring Boutique hospice care last year and 12 Central Florida has developed a WHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, will be held Friday. April 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2350 E. Michigan Avc.. Orlando. Handmade gifts, fabric, notions, *ISU GIVES YOU MORE FOR LESS. cruft items and plants. Report: Pollution Seminole Sunrise Breakfast Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club meets at 7 a.m., Friday at Airport Restaurant. Sanford. Affects Hurricanes NEW YORK (UPI) - Hurri­ He predicted in a report in the Central Florida Kiwanis canes may become signflcantly British science Journal Nature Central Florida Kiwanis Club will meet at 7:30 a.m., stronger in the next few decades that the force of hurricanes that Friday at Florida Federal Savings and Loan. State Road because of Increasing amounts seasonally sock coastlines 436 ut 434, Allumontc Springs. or carbon dioxide pollution In the around the world may increase atmosphere, a Massachusetts by as much as 50 percent if the Pen Women To Hear Author Institute of Technology meteo­ amount of carbon dioxide in the /KARNS rologist said Wednesday. atmosphere doubles. National League of American Pen Women, Winter Park Kerry Emanuel, professor of "There is not much doubt the Brunch, will hold Its monthly luncheon meeting and meteorology at MIT, said the level of carbon dioxide Is program by Winter Park author and artist Linda Schapper, "greenhouse effect" expected expected to double.” Emanuel Saturday, April 4 at the Umgford Hotel, New England from a carbon dioxide buildup said in a telephone interview. 413 W. First St. Ph. 322-5742 Stated Avenue, Winter Park. Board meeting, 10 a.m.; boutique, will warm tropical seas, giving "In meteorolgy. If you change William H. “ Bill” Wight C.P.C.U. 10:30 a.m.: regular meeting 11 a.m.; luncheon, noon; and one thing, a lot of other things hurricanes more energy to draw President. program at 1 p.m. For luncheon reservation call 671-1427. on. change as well."

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The county commission last week approved a prelimi­ from Israel and the United States In Jerusalem, an Israeli nary plan for Hampton Park to divide 20.5 acres Into 72 In recent days that reported a spokesman said his government lots at the northeast comer of Country Club Road and major shift In Soviet policies. has legitimate property Interests County Road 427. The minimum lot size will be 5,310 A Soviet delegation of “ modest In Moscow because it still rents square feet and will be served with central water and sewer consular officials” will visit the vacant embassy building. from Seminole County. Israel to check on Soviet pro­ Israel also considers Itself re­ perty there, but no reciprocal sponsible for Jews In the Soviet visit to Moscow is planned Union. Preliminary Plans OK'd because there is no Israeli pro­ The only point on which perty or Israeli passport holders Gerasimov provided some sup­ Oviedo Development got county approval for a prelimi­ In the Soviet Union, Gerasimov port was on a report that Soviet nary plan for Chula Woods Phase 2 subdivision located said. Jews might fly to Israel without Proclamation For Safety south of 5th Street, east of Avenue G. north of Lake Mills in Gerasimov also denied reports going to Vienna, the normal Chuluota. The applicant wishes to divide 11.09 acres Into of an agreement with a visiting route. Lt. Governor Bobby Brantley, left, presents the state's 28 lots. The minimum lot size will be 9.000 square feet and Gerasimov said Israel made Jewish delegation that 10,000 to proclamation of “ Building Safety Week," April 5-11, to Bob will be served with central water and sewer by Southern 12,000 Soviet Jews would be that request to curtail the States Utilities, Inc. allowed to leave. number of emigres that move Palchonis, president of the Building Officials Association of "There will be no quotas,” he from Vienna to other countries Florida and Bill Braceland of Paola, Immediate past said. — "scattered around like president of the association. The week is dedicated to making Lakevlew Subdivision Approved Edgar Bronfman, president of spiders” — rather than to Israel. the general public aware of the responsibilities of building The county commission approved a preliminary plan of the World Jewish Congress, and But he told a news conference, departments and the Importance of construction codes in the Lakevlew Subdivision by Del Properties. Ltd. The 27.9 Morris Abram, chairman of the “officially It has not been dis­ protection of the public safety, health and welfare. acres are located south of Greenwood Boulevard and west Presidents of Major American cussed.” of Lake Mary Drive within the Greenwood Lakes planned Jewish Organizations, held sev­ Gerasimov said the dispatch of unit development. The applicant wishes to divide the eral meetings with medium-level consular officials to Israel, which acreage into 159 lots. The minimum lot size will be 4,800 Soviet officials, Gerasimov said. has been under discussion for at square feet and will be served with central water and sewer “ Nothing concrete came out of least a year, was not related to a from Seminole County. these." he said. possible resumption of the dip­ Gerasimov said prospective lomat relations severed by the emigres must still follow the Kremlin in 1967. Scholarship Pageant Day Lauded "accepted procedures" that re­ He said the Soviet position on quire applications to be consid­ resuming diplomatic relations Is The county commission declared April 5 as Miss ered by the government. “unchanged ” Seminole County Scholarship Pageant Day. On April 5, “We cannot guarantee an young women between the ages of 17 and 26 will compete exact number of applications in the scholarship pageant at 4 p.m. at Lake Mary High that can be presented and re­ School. The pageant is sponsored by the Greater Seminole ceive favorable outcomes," County Chamber of Commerce. Gerasimov said in rejecting the The Sanford Herald is being read by more and more report an increased number of Soviet Jews would be permitted people everyday. Here’s just one of the many County Honors New Retirees to leave. Several county employees were honored upon their He said the main obstacle to reasons — retirement by the county commission. O.G. Bryant, road emigration requests is knowl­ supervisor, road division, was honored for carrying out his edge of state secrets, but said duties “ in an exemplary fashion, above and beyond the each former employer made Its duties which are required” after 16 years of service. Paul own decision on how restriction Comprehensive News Coverage A. Magnant, civil engineer in the engineering division, was should be applied. Some people also honored for those qualities after 10 years of service. have been refused emigration on And Julian E. Johnson, field operations supervisor in the the basis of work done in the engineering division, was honored for those qualities after 1960s, 21 years of service. Bronfman, chairman of the Seagrams Corp., visited Moscow at nts own request "and Drodgo, Fill Permit Approvedprimarily on account of his own A request for a dredge and fill permit was granted by the affairs.” Gerasimov said. county commission for Manatee Construction to build a The visit was followed by an 485-square-foot boat dock in Quail Run. south of Gabrlella announcement horn Israel on Lane and west of Tuskawills Road. Tuesday that a Soviet delegation

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REALTY TRANSFERS Inspired and encouraged colleagues to become active In their professional organisations at the Cent** Home* to John D Cheek & W F Jam *! S Wall 4 W F Linda to Jainet L Lt 93 Tlberon Hill* Ph 3, I I 11.300 ...Counselor county and state levels. "A rare blend of leader Mery, L154 Foxchaie H i II, *105,300 Brancart & WF Carolyn, Lt 4 Blk C Muriel C Davit to Jamet D Hobbt 4 WF and listener, JefT can be thanked by many of his Sylvie S Cline Cerlivi & HB C Carlton to Eaitbrook, S70.000 Laura, Lt44 Lake Searcy Shorn, 171.000 Continued from page 1 A Steven R E Mlxereny 4 W F Debra, LI I Blk C Calton Hornet to Jam et A Hatler 4 W F Oak Harbour Ltd to Catherine B Cote, Elk Secondary School Students." colleagues for the part he has played In their Indian Hills U n 4,173.000 Shirley D, Lt f Woodbrldge At Country Creek, 30 Un 4 Oak Harbour Sec 3.170,900 professional development." M/l Schottentteln Hornet to Arthur F 103,400 Flttgerald Prop to Thomai E Conlan, Lt IS Siskind has initiated and Implemented many Policy III & WF Rotenne M. Lt 13 Aletaye Catelle Inv lo f red W K lngtdy. Lt IS Blk D Lake Brantley Club Ph 1. 1375,000 programs during hts years as a teacher and In a letter from a parent of a student Siskind Wood* Ph V III. M7.WO Sterling Park Un 4, M3,700 Vantage Prop etc to Stuart S Golding Co, counselor, ranging from peer tutor programs to had counseled, the father, Kenneth McIntosh, Weklve Reterve Ltd to Rlchord Semen Danbury Ltd to Eileen E Getting*, Lt 41 Land In Sec 3 31-39 tic. *901.500 bacher 4 W F Dorothy 4 Thom#* D Semen- Danbury M ill Un 1,174,000 Evelyn E Jam et to Jam et D Wheaton J r 4 staff development programs. Many of the pro­ said his son Mark (dentines Siskind as the bather 4 WF Rite, LI 73 Weklva Reterve Un Debra B Morale* to Eric San Sour I, Lt 47 WF Dorothy S, Lt 44 Blk 19 Heftier Hornet grams have become permanent or have served os strongert single Influence, outside his Immediate 3,141.400 The Vlllat Of Cattelberry Ph 3.1S4.300 Howell Park Sec 1,153.000 prototypes for other schools. He speaks to family, on his emotional stability and well-being Cal ton Hornet to Debra A Sola 4 Mark D Brewer Home* to Jerome L Gurln, Lt SS Georg* D Wlllmer to Bruce E White 4 WP Furnarl, Lt *4 Southrldg* At Country Creek, Amended Plat Longwood Green, 113S.000 students In the classroom on topics such as He said his son was Involved In a tragic, fatal texooo Gretchen L. Lt* 3134 etc Blk 3 Crytlal Lake Gabriel Calbeto 4 W F Carmen to G Wm Winter Hornet, 190.000 self-awareness and sensitivity to others and holds auto-motorcycle accident that permanently af* Jane Taylor 4 MB Reuben C J r to Ronald H Pollock Jr 4 WF Marlon E, Lt 17 Blk B student group discussions on "After High School. fcctcd him even though he was not held Stetter 4 W F M ary, Lt I Weklva Colt Vlllat Sweetwater Oakt, 1145,000 Chlodo-Vott Conttr to Jam et T Duke* 4 Sec I, ta x 500 Hooker Barnet Hornet to Aaron D Poacher WF Debra. Lt 13 Tutcawllla Un I4A, 1144.500 What?!" "Study Skills." "Death and Dying" and responsible, and that Siskind "was always M/l Schottentteln Homat lo Alan D 4 WF Betty, Lt 9 Alafaya Woodt Ph IV, Paul A Sarcla 4 WF Deyan I to Otlt C Gray "There’s No Typical Family Anymore" among available when there was a question to answer or 4 WF Franca*. Lt 13 Tutcawllla Point, Feldman 4 WF Letlle J, Lt 14 Alataya Woodt UI.400 others. He has worked with students to develop a an emotional upset to satisfy." He said his son Is Ph IV, 170,000 T R Prop to Douglat S Potchen 4 W F M9.000 M/l Schottentteln Hornet to John A Diane. LI 99 Tutcawllla Un 14A, 1175.000 Dal Prop IV to Ronald F Pravotl 4 WF welcome packet for transfer students, a school a medical student at Duke University in North Wltaman 4 WF Joan M, Lt 34 Alataya Woodt Danbury Ltd to Emanuel Davatellt 4 WF Toni 5, Un 173 Bldg 7B Hidden Village Cond, climate survey, People Week and Friendship Carolina. Ph viii.m.ooo Helen. Lt 91 Danbury Mill Un 3A, 174,000 544.500 Week In an effort he says helps students to reach A former student of Siskind's. Laura Brown, Cherle McGraw Slkkenga to Lord J FRC Inc to William J Panlon 4 WF Cheryl, Tomat AI*|andro 4 WF ADellna to J Mark Hantcha 4 Hb Robert W, Lt f (lett W SO') Blk Lt 134 Summerhlll Ph It, 147,000 Flthtr 4 WF Deborah S, Lt* 14-14 (tan W 35‘ out to one another. He also chaperones student who Is a math teacher, said that taking Siskind’s C. Ridge High, SS0.000 FR C Inc to Patqualc Romano 4 W F Lynda, ot 14) Blk A , Senlando Spgt T r 59,1103,000 trips to Europe each summer. peer counseling training course was a wonderful In a nomination letter written by Regina A. experience. She said. "I learned so much from Klaers, a Lake Brantley High School guidance him about myself and others that 1 consider It the routine Jail procedure. counselor, "on behalf of the secondary counselors single most important course of my high school The medical records were introduced Into the of Seminole County,” she said Siskind has education." —Genie Llndberg ...Defendant court record at an earlier hearing In which the Continued from page 1A state subpoenaed a Jail nurse who then testified, according to Assistant Public Defender Paul Arlt. James A Cabler Jr.: Phyllis A. Grindle; Art Ms. Brooks, a small woman dressed In prison Jail administrator Capt. Jay Leman said ...Scholarships Grindle: Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club: Sanford blue, who hid her face with a paper towel from a courthouse security, which is manned by depu­ Rotary Lunch Club: Stenstrom. McIntosh, Julian. television camera throughout the proceeding, was ties. asked that Ms. Brooks be sentenced at the Continued from page 1 A Colbert and Whlgham. P.A.: Jewett Orthopaedic sentenced for the grand theft of clothing and Jail rather than transport her to the Seminole (2); Wilsons' Memorial Scholarship; Randall Clinic. P.A.: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. celebra­ Jewelry from Marshalls on April 29. Her convic­ County Courthouse. Chase Memorial Scholarship: Ned and Sallye tion scholarship (4): CODISCO (41 and First Union tions from 1976 to 1985 Include prostitution. Plotnlck said some of the sheriffs employees Julian Memorial Scholarship; Schllkc En­ National Bank. Indecent exposure and grand theft, according to have expressed reservation about handling Ms. terprises, Inc. (3); Carl and Shirley Schllkc (3J: —Genie Llndberg the court record. Brooks. State's exhibits tn the court record show Ms. Norman Wolflngcr. state attorney for Seminole Brooks was tested for the AIDS virus In January and Brevard counties, said earlier that he thought Last August former CIA agent HOSPITAL’ while in the Seminole County Jail. She was 111 and Eaton should exceed the guidelines In Brooks' Edward Howard was granted records Indicate prison officials called Orange scntcnclngs. ...Defects asylum in the Soviet Union after County Jail where she was serving 6 months as "The court," he said, "has an obligation to NOTES___ Continued from page IA U.S. authorities discovered he part of a grand theft sentence and asked for her protect society." He said that If this case is not had been selling secret Informa­ Central F tor Me Regtewel Haegttel medical history and treatment. After getting the the kind that can be used to exceed the guidelines of persecution for his progressive tion to Soviet agents. ADMISSIONS medical Information from Orange County, Ms. then the guidelines should be abolished. views.” Last fall, a family from Sanford: Brooks was tested with her permission for the He said Ms. Brooks has a lengthy criminal Tam m y Roger* He said the two had been Houston moved to the Sovet DISCHARGES AIDS virus. She had been treated for swollen record and has demonstrated that she does not granted political asylum by the Union. Arnold Lockshln, his wife Sanford: lymph glands, anemia, and was taking several obey the law. Supreme Soviet, the nation's and three children said they Hanrlatta A. Patera, Altamonta Spring* antibiotics. Though Eaton Is on the record as opposing the Daniel F. McDonald, DeBary nominal parliament, and were in were subjected to prosecution In Edgar M . Ethel man. Deltona Two tests confirmed she had AIDS virus guidelines In principle, Ms. Brooks' sentence did Turkmenia, the Soviet republic Texas because of their commu­ B IR TH S • antibodies and she was put in isolation per not exceed them. bordering Iran arid Afghanistan. nist beliefs. Tam m y L. Roger*, a baby girl ...Brantley

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Two years ago, Gooden estimated the absence at one or spring training camp in Chan­ "It’s very unfortunate." Mets ' The New York Meta right- seemed invincible, and won the two months. Gooden was sched­ dler, Ariz. "However we expect Manager Davey Johnson said. hander, the youngest player to Cy Young Award. Since then, his uled to fly last night to New York sporadic skirmishes and this is "It’s been a rough week. You win the Cy Young Award, has performance began to deterio­ where he will check into the one of them. Our policy is lose your Opening Day pitcher. , agreed to enter a rehabilitation rate last season and he was Smlthcrs Institute at St. simple: If a player is willing to The stature of Dwight Gooden, center for treatment of cocaine involved in a series or con­ Lukc's-Rooscvclt Hospital. The help himself, he gets one chance. it's not easy. It's Just unfortu­ use. troversial incidents, including a Smlthcrs Institute Is a treatment If he is unwilling to cooperate or nate a young man like Dwight, Gooden tested positive for co­ scuffle with police In his center for drug and alcdhol a problem occurs a second time, who is a fine Individual In my caine and was placed on the hometown of Tampa. Fla.. Just problems. then we will take the penalty opinion, gets mixed up In this." disabled list, Meta General Man­ before Christmas. Cashen said the club learned route." Johnson said he saw no sign of ager Frank Cashen announced The Mets. scheduled to open or the test results earlier this Gooden's agent Jim Neader drug abuse In Gooden. 'Wednesday. Urinalysis was re* defense of their World Champi­ week, then took the matter to said he met with the pitcher Just "None whatsoever," he said. [ cently administered at Gooden's onship Tuesday, said Gooden Ueberroth and National League before the Meta announcement. "It totally caught me by sur­ HaraM Photo by Sam Cook own request and the 22-year-old left camp 10 a.m. Wednesday President A. Bartlett Glamatti. prise." "Well, I'm hoping there isn't a Dwight Gooden winds up right-hander accepted the after being confronted with the The Commissioner told the problem. I became aware when Said Mets first baseman Keith evaluation procedure to avoid a test results by Cashen. Gooden club he was prepared to suspend the Mets called me this morning Hernandez: "My concern is for against the Twins. Gooden suspension by Baseball Com­ went to his Tampa home, but Gooden immediately, but would it was a potential problem," will underdo drug rehabilita­ missioner Peter Ueberroth. was not available for comment. withhold disciplinary action If Neadersaid. Bee GOODEN, Page 11A tion for a cocaine problem. Oviedo Hagen's Double Puts Thumps Rams In Drivers' Seat By Scott Bander quickly as they scored a pair of Patriots Herald Sports Writer runs in the top of the first CASSELBERRY - Lake Baseball inning. Shortstop Shane Let- Mary's Rams, who seem to have terio. who has signed with a penchant for winning the close "It's not over yet." Tuttle said. Miami, led olT with a walk. Herald flports Writer ones, did it again Wednesday as "Any team In this county Is Letterio proceeded to steal sec­ ,, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - another new hero emerged. capable of beating us. We are In ond and second baseman Weg The Oviedo Lions came into It was Junior JefT Hagen's turn the drivers' seat, though." Weger then sliced a double down Wednesday night's game against to enjoy the spotlight against The Rams will return to action the right-field line, scaring Let­ Lake Brantley in a slump. The Lake Howell. With the score tied today at home against DeLand In terio. Weger advanced to third Lions had lost two out of their 3-3 all in the top of the sixth nonconference action. The Rams on a passed ball and scored ■'last three games, and were not inning, Hagen cracked a two-run will travel to Lake Brantley on when Laszalc helped himself 1'hitting the ball. double to left, lifting the fifth- Friday In a SAC game. Lake with a sacrifice fly to right field. !r ■_ ! As It turned out, Oviedo broke ranked (4A) Rams to a 5-3 Howell will Journey to Seminole Lake Howell look the lead in come-from-behind Seminole out of Its slump as the Lions on Friday afternoon. the bottom of the fourth with pounded out seven hits, and got Athletic Conference baseball vic­ The Rams received another three runs. Ernest Martinez ■ a solid pitching performnee from tory over Howell, before 155 fans strong pitching performance reached on an error before des­ "Scott Bowers while cruising to a at Lake Howell High. from senior righty Anthony ignated hitter Vito Scutcro then ‘'10-5 Seminole Athletic Confer* "I have been in a slump all Laszalc. Laszalc tossed a five- walked, moving Martinez to sec­ '■'em* victory before 211 chilly season long," Hagen said. "It hitter, raising his record to a. ond. Left fielder Matt Yearick ** fans at Lake Brantley High. feels really good to finally ‘get a perfect 6-0. The hard-throwing clubbed the first of his two hits: The triumph lifts the Lions to hit. let alone a game-winning senior whiffed five, while walk­ a single to center that loaded the hit." L ll-5 overall and 3-3 In the SAC. ing three. bases. 'The loos drops the Patriots to The victory ups Lake Maly to "Anthony pitched another Martinez scored, and Scutero 6-13andl*4. 15-2 overall and 5-0 In the SAC. super game," Tuttle said. "He Is and Yearick advanced to second The setback drops the Silver throwing the ball very well and third when Laszalc un- "We played a good game Hawks to 11-8 and 4-2. The I— hart a wild pitch. Catchor viotory gives: U k » Mary tfie * ri+eg wm, ■ who • • Ottra*-weir* foilwed 'with a two- Inside track to the SAC crown. came Into the gome with a run single to right, plating the right combination out there. "We arc pretty much out of perfect 6-0 record, took the loss Scutero and Yearick for a 3-2 i■ Once we find that combination, TVS- the picture," Lake Howell coach for the Hawks, Hill gave up'nine lead. we should be pretty tough to Blrto Benjamin said. "In order hits. Lake Mary took the lead for beat" for us to win the conference, "I told the kids before the good in the top of sixth with they (Lake Mary) will have to game that If we avoided the big three runs. Laszalc started Lake Brantley coach Mike HaraM StMta by Lauta Salman** lose to somebody else, and we mistakes, we could w in." Ben­ things ofT with a single. Matt i Sanford Harold, Sanford, FI. Thursday, April 7 ,1W7— FA SCOREBOARD Fitch Can't

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The period Included 16 penalties — one a m a l Lake Brantley el Lake Mery 1 Hlfory I N I N Mm York (ML) W PitHtorph el nent seat with 8.31 left. OrWdeetLymm dclay*of-gamc call on Minnesota at the start of the period. I BopeCheth 4 N Bradenton. Fie Pefor Flaming. Gfon Cave. N.Y., tri. Jehen WeNwadey'imetti Fitch went with Richard A n­ 0 IMI IlNi F a il HNi T (AMI IMNl Atlanta w Mowton et Kitklmmee. Fie "Myers gave us no breaks whatsoever,” said Sonmor, the Krfob (I). Nepfov F li, 11 (T il. la , Eliet DeUndllSemmo*! OuMDNINMIUKN Mllnewke* lu ) n Seenie et Tempe. A/li. derson and Dave Fcltl down the Tetttctwr, Pefoa VerdM Eliafov Cent, dri wlnnlngcst coach in the North Stars' 20-year history. m-S/IA.D:lM7 LHeMeryll.MkinlendX Chrnfo van Bwwbwg 111. South Africa. AL Oriadi L K foUmmee Oweoie 1 stretch. "That (delay) penalty was a Mickey Mouse, childish call. « PdiFitoet IN IN 4N CMcog* (N il rt. Milneukee lu ) el A1: Scott Devil (A). Bardmoor. Fla. dri. Toeedey'ireietti I A n Ret del 4 N I N Chandler. Aril. " I’m not sure we can play In That egomaniac said'we were late by a couple seconds, but Sammy Giemmehrt. Ifouefon. IA AL A1 Somme* IL Lyman 4 i Kr'tCefty i x O r e land rt Sen Frencttce et DvMde L le U Brantley a the playoffs with the 12 we have our clock said we weren't. I don't know what's go'ng a ihi nxi p leu hn, t an i ix.a Scottidifo.Arii TUBUS: Fdl Treplry Teenxewet LeUHowell LtUMery.ppd wetgrour** now." said Filch. "It would have through his mind." M - i a t i N t i Oakland rt Ian Diego et Ian Ongo In) ? TxTleb NX IN IN made me huppy if wc had, found AlbMeLltaty Elsewhere, Washington crushed the New York Rangers I bfoniNtNtonri I N I N Frtdey‘1 Carnet DEALS a star out there." 5*1, Montreal edged Hartford 3*2, Philadelphia nipped 1 CR'k lucky Lyn IK Batten rt. Chicege White let et Q (M IN N , P IM I U N , T 11411 M S N SerewtAFIe DIALS: WeWwtdry'i Span* Traeie.-tfoe* The move left the Suns CAKhaafovNio 11). dri. Detroit 2-1 and Vancouver pounded Los Angeles 8-3. I N -1/14, C, 1U4 Prttiburgb rt. Toronto el Dunedin. Flo. Eric Jefon. Wnt Ge-mwiy. A I. A * befuddled, hut willing lo make 1 Willie Hammer I N 4 H I N L V ’/eei tv NY Y«nkni et Fort FbttBnad 1 Rw»*rGr*yun I N I N Louder dele. Fie Cleveland - Aligned fo miner *egw camp an attempt lo understand, i Baris Becker, Wnt Germany (tl. dri. I Star Hal Frwty I N Beitimere rt. Atlanta et Wet, Palm pltchen Gfoeen Afoi M iU Murphy. Regg e Sienitlev timer, Cnchaeiovekla. Al. Al; Testaverde, Bucs Agree Verbally 0 IM IIIN , P 11-1141N, T 11-MI IN N Ritter and Frank gmit: tnlieldrr Junior "Maybe they were trying to Beech. Fie. Mett Wllender. Sweden (]). dri. Hervl Skett. Bk-S/ILA.SLH PMfodrighfo n . NY Men el it. NNot: outtwider Dave Gallagher and catcher build the guys coming oil the 4 CreneInmtment AN I N I N Auetrle, A L A I (S U .A L llN ld m lM | Merit. Ren Ting try BOSTON (UPI) — Hclsman Trophy winner Vlnny Pttonbvrg.FI*. Yugoclevle. dri. Jenee Sveneaon. Sweden III, 4 VemeWhile I N I N Milwaukee - Pitcher Ptfo Vuckev ch an bench with some confidence for Houtton n Clnctoietl »1 T empe. r fo Al (M l, AL Al. Andm Jerry* SwedM III. Testaverde and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have verbally 1 Tiple« Bleiler I N It lewlt *». LeuitriHe et II. nounced retirement, ten, linl bowmen Jim the playoffs." said Phoenix dri. Watty Men#, /foeheiia. 14 (IS ). A L agreed on a six-year pact worth more than $8 million, 01441 IN , P IH I U N , T (441) W IN Pttonbvrg. Fie. 1 Adduci end catcher Chert* O'Brien fo mmor Claud* Fenette. Italy, dri. ilenaeh Krlelexn. guard Walter Davis, who m -i/u,Dili a Seattle n . Milneukee (u ) et Chandler. league temp for roeetignmonl. etforedpiWwr which would make the former Miami quarterback the lndX.liAI.A4. 1 lenten Bill! 1IK 11N AN Aril Vkenfo Pefociee beck fo Ftttiburgh for htH finished with u game-high 35 highest-paid rookie in NFL history. 4 Speed PoM I N I N Milneukee lu ) *t Cfovtfond et waiver price points. Boston-based attorney Bob Woolf, representing I Moll Crlette I N Tucson. ArU. BOWLING MWneeele - Optioned Inffotdir Chrl* Plttere 0 IM IIIN , P IM I I U N , T ( M l ) IN N Lee Angrirt rt Celitomie el Anaheim. fo Portfond ot PecKIt b a il League IA M I BOWLIWG: FairLieeiQpn Said Phoenix Coach Dick Van Testaverde, said Wednesday, "We have a verbal agree­ U N - V L 1:11 S Cent, (n) Montreal - Optioned catcher John Sfoforo fo I MinpeiBwjle AN I N I N Kernel City «v. Tite i et Part Indtoxprifori Anw ken Atwfolien (AAAI Arsdalc: "Sure, when they had ment. The negotiations went well. I felt Vlnny always AlWiNfopetkO.C Hew York (AL) - Optioned pitcher Prfo 1 lAWtertn IN AN Charlotte. Fie (n) (The I p H bwwfori wtth pbdetl foktit for toe that lineup in there in a close wanted to play In Tampa." 1 Pet'iPilece I N Mvmtuto n Orttaii tl lekeUnd. Fie. In, Fihon fo Columbui ot Infometlonel Ltegut roundt-llgemn.) 0 IM I M N, P IM I U N , t l M I U J U ; (AAAI end eutrptted catcher Juan Eiptno fo game, you’re a little bit*' sur­ Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino cams $9 million over 1, Rowdy Marrow, ft. Leu*. LIN . I Jimmy 11lk -1/14. C: 11J4 prised. Pleasantly." six years and Buffalo's Jim Kelly currently makes $8 A Til I Kitted You 11X I N I N BASKETBALL Kerih, Weil Pehn Beech. Fie* LIU . L Randy Hew York I HU - Pieced pitcher Dwight -pfif Pedenan. Santa Marie. Cel it* LlaL L Butch million over five years. 1 Hood lire. Pel A H I N BAIKETIALLi CBA Pltytff* Geodenen IS day ditabled IHI. Soper, lee Angtfoc UK. L Mike Ftllere. Houston clinched a playofl 1 PbrUXtBmto MN SI. lari* - Acgulrtd catcher Tony P tu “This shows me that Tampa Bay wants to have a Butte*. N Y* Lilt. A (Hal Mark WtUlemv berth on Tuesday night. ’ and 0 (M l N.N, P IH I INN, T IAHI41AN, trim PittNurgh for outtfolder Andy Van Slyke. liepmenl. Tim . end lltti Jerei, winner,” Woolf said of the contract terms. "They want to Pk til IM4S-S4).4 ft I PAM I tHeeen 41 M, r.n catcher MiU Levellwrt and pitcher M.ke Fitch said he wanted to look at 6oimgbreok.lll.LA1t go forward and produce a winner for the people of Tampa." Cerryere,: MNA-N Eitfomlnritton Dunne, wnl pitcher* Tim Conroy end Rich his reserves as post-season'play ink-1/14. A: x .n Rapid City rt Atom, L David Or*. VNer, Teiet m i l I. Richard Buentnfony and non roller pitcher Joe Me BramweU. Etcendide. Celil* IMA. X, Art In both 1986 and 1987, Tampa Bay had the No. 1 pick In 1 teteonScotl U N I N I N (Rapid Cliy leedt tertet M l rone fo LouHrilfo ri Amor ken Allocation draws near. • link. Freino. Calif* M IL II. (tie) Ren Bril I ReWiottetep I N I N March 11 - Rapid City III. Aftany Ml Te u i - Sent catcher MiU Stanley. p' » ^ '? ? " ^ ''''‘'‘^Mrtt^R^fordelCuctfete« iNpm. Wednesday in his first match after recovering from a lake Mary SOCCER HOCXKYi NHL HANDINGS A l 6oe(on, La rry Bird icored 30 point* and LekeHeneK recorded teaion high! of IP rebound* and IS Ml III I0CCIR: Ml SI ITANDIMS Wale* Cetliitecd shoulder injury. Orikdo 1V| III atkltlb lo lead Ooklon. The Bultetb, who B A M ITB A IL: NBA STANDINGS Organizers of the Chicago Grand Prix tournament I aa ■eafonDfofofoa scored an NBA teaton low 75 pointsTTueiday Lyman W L T FH OF GA begged Noah to fill one of the holes left when Ivan Lendl a 10 i L Ftt. GI agalntl Chicago, lost their ninth In a row on Lake Breniey Eeittr* Ceelireic4 y Philo « ta XI xi m a 411 14 AX - tha road. Wa thing ton was led by Je ll Malone and John McEnroe withdrew with Injuries prior to the --- ee . ARaettc Ohrltlee ■ Walking ton H U 11 111 111 NfWVHfT I IlHIII Cleveland 14 AM - with 15 points. W L Fd. OS i NY Island la » ’ 14 14) H I tournament. Although he quit a match one month ago LymenXWmlnoiil X All I Net* 111, Knlck* 110 >~ y Bttton si x no - k NY longeri ia u 14 XI HI Lake Mary L Leka Hoenll) X Ale I Al Eail Rulherlord. N.J.. Buck William* ' because or a shoulder pain and had only four days to • FNfo 41 X -Ml 11'* Pitttburgh X X 44 xi iu Onedo X Lake Brmfiry I CMcego II AN A ■ Witkington J4 X 500 1) New Jerwy X a) 44 It) H I lapped In a follow ol a Mika Cmlnbkt'|umper prepare. Noah agreed. l Mew York O .III - fork Jtrwy n x X4 si Adimi Drrtuoo with lour tecond* led lo lilt N e w ‘ jersey. BAIIBALL: Tertdey’t Rrtrftt BfoetweDMefoa In his first match Wednesday, Noah dropped the first set Mtw York a si X I 111* ■ Hartford 41 K 41 X I in Trent Tucker tcored a career high 3 f point* ■ Tacoma IS 4U Cirirri DwHin ■ Montreal K K 41 )M IX lor New York. Orlando Woolrldge had 17 to Peter Lundgren 6*0 and his backhand was Ineffective. ■ Kernel City X Ml k Allinfo 41 14 M l - )>* ■ Boifon X B 11 X4 MT polnl* to pace the Nell. Williams llnlihad Flerida IfofoW. Georgia Techl Sen Dwge X M l With the crowd cheering him on, Noah came back to win iD rirrt 41 » A ll 1 )'» X X 44 144 14T wllh 74 point* and IS rebound*. MiemliSfotuni WNMX II W ■ MllkkuU* 44 X i*S S I* Butta* 11 41 41 141 X I Sixers 10 1, Cavalier* tf the last two sets 7-5,6-4 to advance to the second round. Eckerd IL Florlde tl tl. Loult X .HA ■ Indfor* 11 IS i i i n llfo CempUN Cewlerenrt Al Philadelphia. Charles Barkley HOrad IS South Flwldei Central Florida I X AX iCNcxgo V 11 500 11 IS harm D n n w TampklReHMl ■checked playoff «a l points and Roy Hinson added If to lead Cfovtfond 11 41 x i a WIT Ftl. GF GA Florida Souttnm 114. St. Thames 11 l foam defunct Philadelphia. The Cavaliers were eliminated Wttltfi CsflitrtRcv i Detreil Il M X Tl 111 II) No Jail For Ex-Colt Schlichter WeNwtdey't Ketetti from playoll contention with thN' defeat. kbdtttl DrrruM > St. teu:s X I) II 1) 144 111 H * School tan Diego 4 CMcego 1 Julius Erving added 10 points lor tha 7Bars. X L Fd. GB Chicago X M 14 X H I X I Lake Mery I, Lake Hontill Thondiy't Oeme Pacers n , Bulls *4 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Although former Indianapolis i Dilfo* 44 11 i l l - Mlnnewle XXX TO X I 110 lithopMovet Event I Cfovtfond el Oellek I U p m EST At Indianapolis. Chuck Person scored IV ■ Ufoh ii a 541 0 ii ai a 44 X I ID Colts quarterback Art Schlichter will not go to Jail after Boone t Qtk Ridge 1 Frtiif'i Osmtt Houlfon u w MS ll ‘i ImytUOtritfoa point* as Indiana clinched Its llrs l playotl Onedo X. Lake Brent ley 1 Wichlle at Beitimere. night pleading guilty to gambling charges, he will never escape Dtn.tr a ii AX 11 y Edmonton «4 II I 111 H I 1)7 berth since I9B1 with Its sixth straight Apopka LEdgmafor I LotAngefotAtU Leulv night S*n Anton* » 41 XA » • Calgary 44 X 1 la II) X ) triumph The Pacers are In sixth place the disease that drives him to wager on sports events. Eou Celle 1, Attrgnevt 1 Sen Otpe et Teceme. night Sdcririwnfo n 44 i n a 1* i Winnipeg X II I 44 IT) 144 among Eastern Conference learns;'Michael "I'll always be a compulsive gambler. It's something I’ll Lyman X. itmino* i Fk N* Dtvlut* i Lot Ang II X I TO 11) 1)4 Jordan led Chicago with 2* points. huve to deal with the rest of my life," Schlichter said y LA Uktr* si is 141 - MI8C. Vancouver IT 41 I I) IT I X I Bucks IDA, Hakwt »2 BASEBALL: EXHIBITION HANDING! ■ Ftrifond 44 X All 11 ■ cUwcUdpiiyett berth Al Milwaukee. Sidney Moncrlel returned to Wednesday after his appearance In Marlon County y clinched diritWn lit* Goidtn Sfofo 17 S4 i l ) 14V* WREITLINO: USA U t il Mm I the lineup and icored 20 points ;tp (lit Municipal Court. Netieul League Stitt* X X i x a Wedeeidiy'i Rrtriti Milwaukee. Moncrlel, who has misled A] Wethmgfon L NY Rengert I X L Fd, Pttotnii 11 45 i l l X Al fowl City, leva Montreal L Hertford 1 games overall Ihi* season because ot knee SI Lari* IS S TM LA Clggtr* 1) 54 .144 44'* ievfot Netfoeei Teeu I, UlA AR Bert I Philadelphia). Detroit t problems, had 10 polnls In Ihe lour I h'quarter. Sm Frmcuct It 4 MT 1 rtMrttd gfor*H bkrik X I 1 poundt-MIkhell Kutn.r (USSR) dre Mmneiote a. Chicago allwl Dominique Wilkins led Ihe Hawks wjth 20 Sanford Needs Coaches, Umps Cindwwii 1) 4 XI y tlncktd dirt**n til* TimVenni(UVA), IT, Vancouver I Lot Angela* ) points. O m *|» II 14 sn Wednetder’ Rewttt 114 A-Sergey Zembefov IUSSII dK. Mark Thundeyi Gomel J a n Itf, Spurs IM Pftmtotpki! II X i l l Boifon XL Wethmgfon M Schwab (USA), 11 The Sanford Recreation Department Is looking for New Jertey et Pittiburgh, 1 U pm At San Antonio, Texas. Darrell 'Griffith Attinti 14 1) i » Nm Jersey 111. Nm Yark IX US A-Berry DevM (USA) dec. Rwtien OuebKel NYltlendvr*. k U p m scored 19 lourth quarter points to pace Utah. anyone interested In being a coach, umpire or scorekeepcr S « 0*go ts u soo PNtodrigkto 101. Cfovtfond It Karaev (USSR). SI. Butte**1 Si LouH.1 U p m Lm Angtfot 11 1) MO IndieneX. Chicago It IMA-Vicier Aleue* (USSR! dK. Jim Karl Malone collected IB points and I! for the upcoming youth baseball and softball seasons. Calgary at Edmonton I U p m Hevtton 11 11 .no Milwaukee IM. Atlanta?! JwdenlUSAl.Al rebounds lor Ihe J a n . Rookie Walter Berry All interested parties should call the Sanford Recreation Fridif’i Gomel for* Y*r* II 11 xo Utah XI. tot Anttnio Xi IN A -A ito t kfotigw (USAI dK- ANvile and Artis Gilmore led San Antonio, with 1 1 Winnipeg et Vancouver, mghl Departmental 322-3161 (ext. 261). FttNbwrgb It II MO 111, Mcutfon Xt Mepmedev I USSR I, A1 points each.

Robinson Grows Into Wooden Award MAIN Oft STRATOS RADIALS LOS ANGELES (UPI) - As a reserve duty, instead of the Look At These Features: freshman. David Robinson was a standard five years of active • Stool Bolted Radial o Whitewall lightly regarded 6-foot-7, 175- B a s k e t b a l l duty required of Naval Academy o Workmanship and Material Warranty , pound center. Four years later, graduates. o Road Hazard Warranty Secretary of the Navy John "M y crystal ball is cloudy and o Al Season Tread Devon he's six Inches taller. 60 pounds e Free Valve Stem Replacement heavier and the winner of the Lehman Jr. reduced Robinson's 1 really can't see the future." • Free lifetime Rotation 11th Wooden Award as the lop military obligation. In part Robinson said Wednesday. e Free Mounting and Dismounting collegiate basketball player In because he had grown too tali to After graduation May 20, Wailavw Th« S lu For You! Robinson said he'll begin civil the nation. be assigned to m any Navy P15S/80H13 29 96 P205/75R14 37.95 He's also a man with a duties, but James Webb re­ engineering classes at Port DOG P165/80R13 3195 P215/75R1A 3996 Hueneme. Calif., nbilh of Los P175/80H13 32 95 P20V75R15 40 95 ' lucrative but mysterious future. portedly is considering re­ P 165/601113 Angeles, then receive’ his Navy 33 95 P215/75R15 42.95. The Navy senior ran away scinding the decision when he RACING P1B5/75R14 34 95 P22S175R15 43 95 with the Wooden Award In a replaces Lehman aa expected orders. P195/76R14 3695 P233J75R15 44 96 nationwide vote of 1.000 next month. It Ib most likely he'll be Robinson has maintained the assigned to one of the major NOW! sportawrltcrs and broadcasters OIL CHANGE, ROTATE, BALANCE « announced Wednesday at the Navy made "a commitment" naval bases, located in Seattle. ALIGNMENT Los Angeles Athletic Club. and he does not think Webb can San Diego, Oakland. Calif., Exoapt Sunday, thru May 2nd FILTER, LUBE Pensacola. Fla.. Jacksonville. What will Robinson do next, rescind the decision, which Ns^N^^iM iy. reporters wanted to know after would allow him to either ploy in Fla.. Norfolk. Va.. Washington. * 1 0 . 9 5 ^ * 2 9 . 9 5 John Wooden, the legendary the NBA or on the 1988 U.S. D.C., and Newport. R.L The only team with a lottery retired UCLA coach after whom Olympic team. M ai *S9N lta| ft M * COMPLETE BRAKE JOB the award was numed. opened Under the agreement. pick in the NBA draft that plays m ^ i * — MMMMM an envelope and announced the Robinson would serve two years near any of those areas is the jacfcpat $1,966. Atoa twa M oat C ars - F ro n t o r R ear winner. of active duty and four years of Los Angeles Clippers. “ MwMa O rirista s1* a a i flw Raplacs Seals, Repack Bearings, Turn ^ m ^ Rotors or Drums, Replace Pads or C B Shoes, Check CompWeSystem. 5 “Let The Professionals Do It" THURS. - FREE grand stand admission for ladiaa •ABOVE PRICES GOOD FOR MOST CARS* ★ NOW OPEN ★ ECHOLS TREE SERVICE • _ ____ BOB'S TIRE ft Visit our two dimatff-controltffd LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED d ubhoutff* tor your tin* dining AUTO CENTER and antartainmant pleasure! AOK TIRE MART • COMPLETE TREE SERVICE II" USED 912.60 Compel* CLU9H0USE RE tV.: 911-1999 MON.-FHI. 8-5:30, SAT. 8-3 14" USED 917.96 Compltu • FREE ESTIMATES • STUMP GRINDING 2413 S. FRENCH AVE. IS" USED 911.00 CfMnptols • 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE SANFORD-ORLANDO WE SELL NEW. USED S RETREADS KENNELCLUB SANFORD • 322-7480 MOO S. Ortundo Dr . Swilovd 2405 G randy iff w Avcnuff North at (Mania, Jad •* Nwy. 17-W Sanford, FL 32771 P h o n e 301 De| Track Asai, liaaw ‘ ASK ABOUT OUR INSTANT CREDIT 323*9583 Contact Pete or Terry Echols „ 323-2229 ...... IF NO ANSWER 321-7694 Sorry. Na One IMsnl >f »7 * * . i f ' J ' f ■ y

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10A— Sanford Htrsid, Sanford, FI. Thurediy, April 7, 1*17 Future Dividend: Hook A Child On Fishing Spring Is a great time of year to >«o Fishing equipment for children and the excitement of the outdoors Dali Aoarnalhy from Oatean Srtdga raporti that freshwater fishing in Florida. It is also thlngi hava baan tlow dua to tha poor waathar and need not be complicated or will enjoy the "highs*' of real life and an opportune time to introduce tha rti'ng water lavtl. B a u flthlng It raally tough, expensive. In tact, the simpler, the perhaps avoid the pitfalls of drugs and anglart would ba wlta to find moving water tor children to the sport of fishing. J im better. A cane pole or a closed-face and alcohol that fill the empty voids tha bait action. Quite a taw brtam and eattlih art Teaching children to fish is a balng caught on worm t and mvtaalt. Sgocktod spinning reel would be a good choice of too many of today's youth. rewarding expcilfg^e. We can all S h u p e parch a rt hard to locate, but axpartenca tltharman for a j~i» ,;stcr who is on his/her first Make an .nvestment in the future who find thorn raally load up tha boat. remember and cherish the adults fishing trip. SANFORD and take a child fishing this weekend. Bluallth art providing hot action at Sabatlten who played an important role in The most important aspect of the HERALD Intel. Spoont ara catching mott of tha blutt. but cut 0 0 0 bait on tha bottom and a w ldt varlaty of artificial! showing us how to fish. fishing trip is to assure the child FISHINQ SH U P E’B SCOOP — It is Important will alto product. Snook ara itlll ttow dut to coo Springtime is when fish become plenty of action. Panflsh such as WRITER water temparaturaa. Tha pratant cold front will more active and aggressive and they blueglll, speckled perch, shcllcracker. to be attentive when you take tlow thlngi down a van mora. go through their spawning rituals. or redbreast sunflsh make an children fishing. They can be Captain Jack at fa rt Cana vara I raporti that frustrated easily, and It is up to the flthlng It at a itandttlll. Otfthora flthlng It When water temperatures rise, excellent choice as they are abundant conditions. If the trip Is going to last non-axlitent dua to high taat. On good day*, tha gameflsh such as largcmouth bass, and usually always hungry. more than several hours, protective adults to see that everything goes ocaan hat baan dirty out to 140 taat of water. Tha smoothly. tway lint It void of (Ith, and flthlng M tha fart It blueglll, shcllcracker. speckled perch, Adults should assume a supportive sunburn precautions must be limited to bluallth and a tow tcattorad ftoundar. sunshine bass, and redbreast sunflsh role and ensure that the children followed. i n Trout ara itlll ttow In tha Banana and Indian rteara. Ovarall, tithing hit bun tlow dut to axframaly Tha trout ara tcattorad dua to tha Incontittonl concentrate in areas of lakes and have a good time. Hooks need to be Snacks and cold drinks make the poor waathar and cool water temparaturaa. Tha waathar. Ltayd Amary did catch a tlr«a ttrlngar of rivers where they can be caught In baited, fish taken off the hook, and fishing trip even more enjoyable. currant cool front will Itkaly tlow thlngi down avon trout to 10 poundt by froallnlng llva thrlmp on tha mora. large numbers by fishermen. tdg* of a dradga hota In tha Banana Rl vtr. snags and snarls straightened out. Food tastes especially good when you Ron Rawllnt from Highland Park Pith Camp tald Faw anglart hava bravad Iht high taat to I Ith tha Action with these fish concentra­ Creature comforts are also an arc fishing. that taw anglart hav# baan patting out dut to tha Now Smyrna Irtttet. Bluallth ara rated at good. bad waathar. Larga numbart of tpacklad parch tions can be fast and furious, and Important part of the outing. A little planning on your part can Thty lovt rough waathar and will hit tpoont and hava baan caught In tha lllly padt. ShInart a rt now children caught up In fishing of this floating diving plugt with rock law abandon. Soma Children should be dressed result in a lifetime of enjoyment for a In good tupply, and good bait can b t caught flthlng •ot tha blutt ara running ovar 10 pound! I type will be hooked forever. appropriately for the present weather youngster. A child hooked on fishing thorn ntar floating covtr. SAC Tennis: No April Fool: DeLand Blasts Wide Open Seminole, 18-0 By Chris Filter H erald Sports W rite r By Chris Fister While Oviedo and Lake Howell figure to duel for H erald S p o rts W rite r the girls title, a four-way free-for-all could lake DeLand 18. Seminole O — April Fool? shape in the boys division of the Seminole Seminote High and coach Lance Abney wish Athletic Conference Tennis Championships Fri­ they could write Wednesday's game off as a bad day and Saturday at Red Bug Park In April Fools' Joke but the harsh reality was an Casselberry. embarasslng 18-0 loss at the hands or DeLand's The first round of action begins Friday Lady Bulldogs before 51 fans at Fort Mellon Field. afternoon at 3:30 while the finals arc scheduled to Seminole, which fell to 6-5 overall, had only being Saturday morning at 8:30. Lake Brantley's four hits on oiTense. committed 10 errors and boys and Lake Howell's girls arc the defending gave up 13 hits In Its worst defeat of the season. champions. The Lady Tribe will try to get back on track today "The boys division looks like It's going lo be as It goes to Lake Howell for a big Seminole wide open," Lake Howell coach Mike Hargis said. Athletic Conference matchup. "Us and Lake Mary have the best seeds but Lake Brantley and Lyman could also win It with the After two scoreless Innings, In which DeLand right upsets." managed only two hits and Seminole Just one. the Lake Howell's boys have four of the top-seeded Lady Bulldogs broke loose with nine runs on six singles players Including Vince Regan at dlvjsion hits and four Seminole errors (n the top of the two, Mark Enriquez at division three, Larry Floyd third. Six of the nine runs scored via Seminole mistakes. at division four and Patrick Regan at division five. I'awg1 Vince Regan and Floyd arc also the top-seeded "Up until the third it looked like It was going to be a defensive battle." Abney said. "But we division two doubles team. Mar* to Photo by Lou It Ralmanda H The Rams are led by number two seeds Tom decided to stop playing defense In the third and it Boysen (division three), Brett Thorpe (division Seminole's John Ludwig reaches to hit a backhand. SAC tourney opens Friday. was history alter that." four) and David Sheridan (division five). Lake While Seminole continued to struggle at the Maiy also has the number two division two plate. DeLand tacked on two runs In the fourth on second seeded Adrienne Wood at division one. Double* doubles team in Boysen and Thorpe. Shawn Lane's two-run homer, scored three runs Mandy Ehrhart Is seeded second at division two Dlvltlon I — Palut Devine (Lake Brantley), Hochman Stov* Lake Brantley Is led by the division one Weit more I end (Lym an) on one hit and three Seminole errors In the fifth and Ashley Ehrhart got the number two seed at top-aeeded player In Mark Pal us who played for Dlvltlon 2 — Vince Regan-Floyd (Lake Howell), Boyten-Thorpe and pushed across three more runs on three more division three. (LekeM ery) last year’s state championship team. Chip Devine Tribe errors In the sixth. The game ended after Lake Mary has two top-seeded singles players Is seeded second at division two and the O J r li Slrtg Its six Innings due to the rarely seen 15-run Pal us-Devine team Is top-seeded at division one including Kerry Marshall at division four and Dlvltlon t — Krlitln Longmlre (Lake Brantley), Adrienne Wood slaughter rule. Ingrid DeGraau at division five while the Lady (Oviedo) doubles. Tammy Bailey, Shelly Sanders, Vlkkl Oliver Rams also have the top-seeded division two Dlvltlon 2 — Emmylou Dulce (Lake Howell), Mandy Ehrhart Although it has only the sccond-sccdcd division (Oviedo) and Amy Hawkins each had a single for doubles team In Erin Higgins and Heather Dlvltlon 1— Bonnie Oliver (L*haHewll).AH l*» ■nmaeMOuteaei ■ Swminolc p o n ljc J iln L ptTcnmc .while DeLand iS Bennett. Dlvltlon 4 — Kerry Marthell (Lake Mery). Mindy Gardberg (Lake played errorless defense behind pitcher C.C. ic player Lake Brantley may not be considered a threat Howell) Hayden. Heather Eckman had three hits to lead Eric tfochman did not get a top two seed but is Dlvltlon 5 — Ingrid DeGraaff (Lake Mary). Mina Alllan (Lake the DeLand offense while Lane and Teresa capable of winning the title if he gets on a roll. In the team standings, but the Lady Patriots have Howell) Doublet Maggio had two hits each. Steve Westmoreland is another top-notch player one of the rising stars on the Central Florida tennis circuit in sophomore Kristin Longmlre. Dlvltlon 1 — Renee Martin- Dulce (Lake Howell). Longmlra-Uia Lori Bird's pitching was one of the few bright for the 'HoundB and the doubles (cam of Linden (Lake Brantley) spots for Seminole as she walked only one and Hocbman-Westmoreland Is seeded second at Longmirc is seeded first at division one singles Dlvltlon 2 — Erin Hlgglne-Heather Bennett (Lake Mary), division one. and combines with Lisa Linden to form the Gardberg-All I an (Lake Howell) struck out one in her third appearance on (he mound. Bird took over the starting pitching slot Oviedo's only seeded player is Greg Lampke second seeded division one doubles team. when Jackie Suggs became academically ineligi­ who is number two at division one singles. For Seminole High's top chances In the girls Rams Top Edgewater ble. Seminole, coach Jim Edmonds said Matt Albert division arc Lori Swain at division three and Jennifer McKIbbln at division four. Lake Mary concluded the regular season RAIC8 UNLOAD ON MAINLAND. 17-10 at division four has the best chance for the Tribe. Sharon Bonaventure was 5 for 5 with two In. the girls division, Lake Howell and Oviedo "We've done about bb well as we can this year, Wednesday with a 5-2 victory over Orlando doubles and a triple to lead a 28-hit offensive have been the frontrunners the past two seasons but the people we’re playing against have much Edgewater In prep tennis action at Edgewater. explosion In Lake Mary's 17-10 victory over and It is expected to be the same way this season more experience." Seminole coach Edmonds The Rams ended the season with a sparkling Daytona Beach Mainland Wednesday at Lake with Lake Mary having an outside chance. said. "Our players worked hard and Improved 12-3 record and return to action Friday In the and that's all you can ask for." Seminole Athletic Conference Championships at Mary High. "Unless Lake Mary gets some upsets early. It Lake Mary, 7-5. returns to Seminole Athletic has been a good year for us, played about as well Red Bug Park. will -be us and Oviedo in the end." Hargis said. Conference action today at home against Lake as we can, pcopel we’re playing Just better and Shea Whigham returned to the division one "The matches between our players along the way Brantley. Lake Mary is 3-1 In the SAC while will be the difference. Right now. It looks pretty have a lot more experience. They worked hard singles and came away with an 8-6 victory over even." and improved and that's all you can ask for.". Edgwater's Rico Haines. At number two singles. Brantley is 3-2. Eric Weinman was nipped by Edgewater's Steve "Bonaventure played a tremendous game," Lake Howell has two number one seeds in T E N N IS i Somlnal* Athletic Conference Clark. 9-6. Mike Rcnaud will play at division two Lake Mary coach Karen Nolen said. "She had five singles including Emmylou Dulcc at division two At Red Bug Uke Park hits, scored five runs and she was responsible for Tog teed! for the Rams In Friday's SAC meet. and Bonnie Oliver at division three. Number two Boyi Singlet two more runs when she purposely got caught in seeds Include Mindy Gardbcrg at division four At division three on Wednesday. Tom Boysen Dlvltlon i — Mark Palui (Lake Brantley), Greg Lampke (Oviedo) upended Tlge Stalker. 8-5 while Brett Thorpe run downs so the runs could score." and Mina Alllan at division five. The division one Dlvltlon 2 — Vince Regen (Lake Howell). Chip Devine (Lake Brooke Taylor and Teri Peters were both 4 for 4 doubles team of Renee Mariln-Dulcc Is seeded Brantley) dumped True Tran, 8-1, at division four and Dave Dlvltlon 2 — Mark Enriquez (Lake Howell), Tom Boy tan (Lake Sheridan outlasted Tanh Ho. 8-6. at division five. for the Lady Rams with Taylor scoring three runs first while the number two team of Gardbcrg- M ery) In doubles. Hahtcs-Clark trimmed Whigham- and driving in two and Peters also collecting two AllUui Is seeded second. Dlvltlon 4 — Larry Floyd (Lake Howell), Brett Thorpe (Lake Mery) RBls. Val Smith added three hits lo the onslaught Oviedo has three Bcedcd singles players led by Dlvltlon S — Patrick Regan (Lake Howell). David Sheridan (Lake Rcnaud. 9-7, and Boyscn-Thorpe downed M ery) Slalker-Ho. 9-8. while Paula Songer, Sherry Alderaon, Reedy Metz, Mamie Frey, Laurie LeifTer and Amy Adams contributed two hits each. PREP LEADERS SOFTBALL "I feel really good about the way we've been playing lately," Nolen said. "The bats are really r Eyes clicking now and the girls aren't dwelling on their STANDINGS Merle Peter* (L H )...... 14 tI defensive mistakes." *•9 S« mine to Athletic Conference T R IP L E S OVIEDO SADDLES XOWGIXLS, 14-8 Swell Account flayer O IB Oviedo ran its overall record to 14-5 for the • Teem w L OB AH Julie Barton (L H )...... 14 . LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP1) — Marvin Hagler ....14 2 season with a 4-1 victory over Kissimmee • Oviedo 4 1 - 14) Laelle Barton (L H )...... 1 has seen life from both sides, and he Is LekeM ery 3 1 71 Nataeha Beatley (S )...... 11 Osceola's Kowgirls Wednesday at Red Bug Park. 1 Lake Brantley 3 2 i • I Bobble Otbornt (S )...... The Lady Lions managed Just live hits In the happier aa the hunted than he was as the 1 Lake Howell 3 3 m H Rhonna Carter (L ) ...... hunter. Pam Wlttlg (L B )...... 1 game but the defense held tough until a three-run , Seminole 3 3 i 4-1 Sharon Bona venture (L M )..... 1 • With fighters like Ray Leonard chasing Lyman 0 S 4 0-14 sixth inning sealed the victory. Oviedo returns to ^ him, Hagler has watched his bank account Brooke Taylor (LM )...... 12 1 Seminole Athletic Conference action today at * Taday'asaiima* Tracy Brandenburg (L B )...... 12 1 ■well considerably, Seminole at Lake Howell Heather Meyer (L B )...... 1) ) Lyman. The Lady Lions lead the SAC with a 4-1 "I never really started making good Lake Brantley at Lake Mary record. money until I was on top." he said Oviedo at Lyman D O U B LE S "Our bats were cold again today." Oviedo: Player O 3B Wednesday. "Now I’m a hunted man." Wedaetdey't retuta Sharon Bona venture (L M )..... 4 coach Jackie Miller said. "Defensively, we played l< DeLand IS. Seminote 0 HagJer will earn at leaat 912 million and Tracy Brandenburg (LB )...... 12 4 well, but we need to work on our hitting." LekeMery 17. Mainland 10 Vlkkl Oliver (S )...... 11 34 10 .2*4 BobbtoOtbome (S )...... 3 Oviedo took a 1-0 lead In the second when It l*onard 911 million Monday night when Oviedo 4, KlulmmaaOtcaola 1 Sutan Hayden (L H )...... 14 3 they meet for Hagler'a World Boxing RUNS BATTED IN Nlkl Jarrett (L ) ...... 7...... tl 3 scored without a hit. Jessica Bradley led off with Tuetdey't retwitt flayer O N il Council middleweight tIUe. Seminole 11, Lyman t Merle Peter* (LH )...... 14 3 a walk but was forced at second on Anna Hollis' , Oviedo S, Lake Brantley 4 Sharon Bonavontur* (L M )...... II 17 Kim Walth (S)...... * 1 . Hagler. 62-2-2 with 52 knockouts, said the Brooka Taylor (L M )...... 12 1) grounder. Teri Coe then reached on an error and ‘ LakeHowell-Leke M ary,ppd. wet ground* Wendy Vickary (LB )...... l w it la a gift from him to the public. Mandy Malhleton (L B )...... 12 10 Amy Hawkln* (S)...... II, 1 Kcri Gaines walked to load the bases. Mlkki Eby ' Julia Barton (LH )...... 14 '0 Shelly Sander* (S )...... 11 | I don t think he haa any business being Tracy Brandanburg (L B )...... 13 10 then hit into a force play to score Hollis. Mamlo Frey (LM )...... 11 1 The Lady Lions scored three runs on two hits in ‘ In there with me right now," he said of HITTERS Laella Barton (L H )...... 14 * Sabrina Jarrott ( L ) ...... 1 ^onard. "I've given the public a gift. I’m BATTINO AVIRA0E A m y Hawkln* (S )...... It ■ Gwen LeDuk* (L ) ...... II t the sixth with a two-run single by Caroline giving you the opportunity. I'm the one who flayer 0 AB H AVO Paul* Songer (L M )...... >2 I Paula Songer (L M )...... t Chavis leading the way. Tracy Brandenburg (LB)....13 42 22 534 Marl* Polar* (L M )...... 14 S Mandy Matthleien (LB )...... 12 1 aald yea to fighting Leonard." Julie Barton (LH )...... 14 41 24 .300 Heather Meyar (L B )...... 13 7 Brooke Taylor (L M )...... )2 1 -Leonard la not the only person hunting Tammy Lawlt (LH)...... l i 47 22 .40* Kim Roblneon (L B )...... IS 7 Heal her Mayor (L B )...... 11 1 Hagler. who cherishes his status as un­ Shari Peter ton (SI... 33 14 .441 Tam m y Low)* (L H )...... 13 7 Let lie Barton (L H )...... 14 ! Latila Barton (L H )...... 14 44 22 .471 Jaudon Jonas (L H )...... 14 7 Julio Barton (L H )...... 14 1 Lopez Trims Waistline disputed 160-pound champion. The World Bobbto Otbome (SI 30 I) .474 Tam m y Ballay (S )...... U 4 Boxing Association has stripped Hagler and Mandy Matthleien (LB )...... 11t l 32 14 .420 Shari Patoreon (S )...... 10 4 Brooke Taylor (LM ) 44 1* .422 Natasha Beaetoy IS )...... 11 4 RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. (UP!) - Nancy Lopez the International Boxing Federation Is Mamto Fray (LM )...... It S PITCHERS considering doing the same. Sharon Bona venture (LMil.1l ).I I 20 14 .421 has trimmed her waistline and LPQA tournament Mamie Fray (LM )...... 1111 3* 14 .421 Susan Hayden (L H )...... 14 4 schedule, but her desire to win this week's Those groups object to Hagler fighting Erin Hanklnt (LH )...... I) 4* Aatlcla Strickland (S)...... 10 4 PITCH INO I* .2*4 8500,000 Nabisco Dinah Shore has apparently Leonard after being inactive for more than a Marla Polar* (LH )...... 14 44 If .2*4 Erin Hanklnt (LH )...... 13 3 Player W L Heather Meyer (L B )...... II....13 44 17 .204 Rlx|a Millwood (L H )...... 14 3 Kim Roblnton (L B )...... 7 3 remained intact. year. Neither the WBA and IBF were asked Storml Llttroll (LM )...... I 4 • Sutan Hayden (L H )...... „.)4 40 IS .371 Lopez, a slim 140 after dropping 33 pounds to sanction the Leonard bout. Pam Wlttlg (LB ) ...... 11 2t to .357 Monica Frakat (L M )...... 4 4 Paula Songtr (LM ). 34 12 J42 HOME RUNS Lori Bird (S)...... 2 1 since the birth of her second daughter, Enin, 10 * Hagler Tuesday lost a battle In a Boston Player O HR JenlcePerrlt(LM)...... i i t room to overturn the WBA’s ruling. Nlkl Jarrett ( L ) ...... 11 20 7 .350 months ago, is set to battle defending champion Jaudon J o n e t(L H )...... U 44 14 .340 Sharon Bonavontur* (LM )...... It S Krltton Betel (LB )...... 1 2 Pat Bradley, leading money winner Jane Geddes Monday night at Caesars Palace, he A m y Hewfcln* (S ).... 22 n .344 Loti cl a Strickland (S )...... 10 t Dana Garrett (L ) ...... 0 14 Shari Peter ton (S I...... 10 t and 106 others today In the LPGA's first major S S . to have more control over the Alicia Olnketecker (LH )...... 1414 43 14 .335 Stacy Brandenburg (LBJ....1J,...13 2* i ) .333 Wendy Fratwall (L ) ...... 11 1 N Q TE t Oviedo coach Jackla Millar would tournament of the year. Leticia Strickland (*)...... 10 U it .333 Brooka Taylor IL M )...... 13 1 not relaata her team'i Individual itatlttlce. "My game is coming along. I'm hltUng the ball >tfT*m going out as undisputed champion, Kim Roblnum (LB )...... )) 42 14 .224 Tracy Brandanburg (LB )...... 13 1 lftl tell you that right now." Hagler said. Shannon Talley ( L ) ...... 11U 27 1 .2*4 Leslie Barton (L H )...... 14 1 SOURCE! County Coachat well, Lopez said Wednesday after a pro-am Ready Matt (LM )...... tl 24 10 .3*4 Julie Barton (L M )...... 14 I Compiled by Chrlt Fitter event. n

Sanford Htraid, Szntord, FI. Ttiurutoy, April 2, 1f«7-11A ordinals Peddle Van Slyke For All-Star Receiver Pend ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) .of Van Slyke, spring training mending from off-season knee the Pirates. Darrell Poricr was age rhe St. Louis Cardinals, girding .phenom JJm Ltndeman becomes surgery. The iradc apparently "In Tony Pcria. we are getting fill that role tut never achlt for the National League East a regular outfielder, with either N.L. Baseball means the Cardinals arc confi­ one of the premier players tn the the batting'; owess he showed ■ace. acquired All-Star catcher Willie McGee or Tito Landrum in dent McGee Is healing suffi­ games as evidenced by what we with the l.^..oas City Royals. Tony Pena from the Pittsburgh center. duties there w|lh Junior Ortiz. ciently. had to give up acquire him." Porter's defensive skills also fell ?iretea for outfielder Andy Van The Pirates have assigned Van Slyke, 26. had the best Pena. 29. is a four-time All- said Dal Maxvill. the Cardinals' off and he was not re-signed after Slyke. catcher Mike Lavalllere Dunne to their minor-league statistics in his four-year major Star and three-time Gold Glove general manager. the 1985 season. id right-hander pitcher Mike affiliate in Vancouver of the league career last season, bat­ winner with a career batting St. Louis has been seeking u Van Slyke was the Cardinals' unite. Pacific Coast League. Van Slyke ting .270 with 13 homers and 61 average of .286. I^ast season, he defensive catcher with punch in top pick In the 1979 free agent Pena. 29. fills the Cardinals' becomes an everyday player RBI. He stole 21 bases. batted .288 with 10 homers and his bat since the departure of draft. He was viewed as an nost glaring need — a high- with the Pirates, and Lavalllere He was slated to start In center 52 RBI. Pena lias a total of 63 Ted Simmons in December excellent oulHelder who lacked quality catcher. In the absence Is expected to share the catching field in place of McGee, who is homers In his seven years with 1980. consistency at the plate.

teds' Landrum Notches Third Win 2408 FRENCH AVE j j jm m PH.305-321-0920PH. 305-321-0920 oSANFORD A iir U ALF United Press International triumph over the New York VERO BEACH — Right-hander Mcts. Jill Landrum notched his third Baseball victory of the spring and Dave The Pirates took a 3-0 lead in the first inning on Mike Diaz's sncepcion delivered a two-run out five without a walk In single Wednesday, helping the evening his record at 2-2. threc-run home run. The Mets Cincinnati Reds defeat the Los tied the score 7-7 with two runs IBIG T TYRE igeles Dodgers 2-1. WINTER HAVEN - Rookie In the ninth. Wally Backinan Landrum boosted his exhib­ catcher Danny Sheaffer hit four tripled, then scored on Mazzllli's ition record to 3-1 by pitching consecutive singles, driving In double. Mazztlll scored on Clint ROAD KING 4 PLY POLYESTER METRIC RADIALS two scoreless innings, and Con- three runs, and the Boston Red Hurdlc’B double. 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P23575R-15 50.45 | Hrbek doubled in the Twins' Morris, 1*3, the Tigers' Open­ 90 Vayt Sam four-run rally in the third inning, ing Day starter, gave up a run doubled and scored a run in the and four hits to earn his first TEMPE. Arlz. (UPI) — Paul fifth and hit a solo homer — his victory of the spring. He struck Nocc tripled with one out In the LUBE OIL & FILTER FRONT BRAKES‘54.95 HEAVY DUTY second of the spring — In the out nine and walked none. ninth inning to score pinch- seventh as Minnesota rallied REAR BRAKES *39.95 Detroit scored all Its runs off runner Bob Dernier from second SHOCKS from a 3-0 deficit. * 12.95 MOST AMERICAN CAES Rangers starter Bob Witt, 2-2, base, leading the Chicago Cubs who walked seven In four in­ MSTAUta to a 6-5 victory over the Seattle MUFFLERS IMS? U II IC U UIS) * 14.95 W EST PALM BEACH - Mitch nings. Mariners. 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Smith then stole sec­ ond. 6 3 8 Steve Shakar came to the plate and blooped a single, scoring Jeff Hagen, loft, mode coach Tv Messina, and advancing Smith Allen Tuttle's day with a Vstvollne burble waxt to third for a 3-3 tie. Shakar then clutch, two-run double. 10 W40 § § | P i stole second to set the stage for Super Hard Shell Motor Oil Outlity Hagen. Tuttle said that'coming from Maiwi m 12 oz. Liquid Hagen hit a line drive Into the behind will give his' team con­ & R a b a t t or 9.5 oz. Turtle left-center gap. giving the Rams fidence. "W e were down, but we HD-30 R* Paste TURTLE Wax all the runs they needed to win. came right back." Tuttle said. Camauba "It was a fastball," Hagen said. "This team has got a lot or W O Lw "I hit It pretty hard, and it was Liquid or character and It showed that SAVE UP a sm & flE long overdue.” today." IMMUNE p l y U , 8 8 « Paste Lata Rebate 21* Discount Autoi TO 1.20 TLIBTUe On 12-qt PurchtM Parts 30HD — WAX.**' 1 Seminole pushed across three in the seventh when plnch-hlttcr J u m t t J ...Stevens David Goldstick drew a two-out D O S f i O walk and David Rowland on g tl-qt, purchase Continued from 8A reached on an error by Brock. Sammle Edwards walked to lead Few* Anally got some breaks tonight. the bases and Derr singled to UqM Truck* That helped." score one run. Coral smashed a Freon Lyman broke the game open base hit to right center for two in the sixth with Ave more runs. more runs before Boyesen made Thrush Mufflers Singles by Lundqulst and Brock a nice play on Jeff Blake’s ■NblQIRAMf 9 around a walk to Luce set the groundball In the hole to end the ■ABM • Rad Bullet YOUR table befores Jacluon. a sopho­ game. • Turbo "It looked for a while like a more hitting .304. delivered a • Steel Pack CHOICE two-run single to right Aeld. Two couple errors killed us," Ferrell errors and a passed ball ac­ said. “But their hitting late in Freon counted for the other runs. the game broke It open." Hose 40 Month 0 0 8 8 Kit Automotive Battery V h w /exchi was experiencing difficulty con­ 55 Month Stone trolling his curve. I Guards _ 4x4 ...Gooden Gooden failed to win a single Battery 39 Performance ttyling S to n e game in the postseason champi- 55 Month • Quality custom look to withi runcrionaifunctional Cmtiaaad from 8 A onshlp drive, prompting DOES NOT eifanor ol vehicle protectoracton against G u a rd s Battery 49"rw/EXCH INCLUDE FREON • Easy installation headlight damage For Truck* Doc’s well being. I care for Doc, speculation about the health of. his arm. After the Series, he He Is a very Ane man." missed a Uckertape parade for The young pitcher requested a 2.5-gellon Brake drug test to quiet rumors and the champions. He told one reporter he had a hangover. Farber Bros. Plastic Gss Shoe* speculation about his worsening Car Masks Container performance as a player. He Just before Christmas In his agreed to testing In recent con­ hometown, Gooden and four tract talks with the club. companions were arrested for "This Is a urine test, positive brawling with police who had stopped their car. Police said for cocaine." said Gooden's Most U.S. Can lawyer Charles Ehrlich. "He has blood tests showed Gooden, driving his Mercedes at the time, & Light Trucks Indicated to me he has partied had been drinking. this year with people involving the use of cocaine." ALMANAC Gooden was still considered Starters Alternators the pride of New York’s out­ Tedey's BeeehaU Almanac A8 LOW AS AS LOW AS standing pitching staff, though he had slipped from his 1985 Today I* April I, 1W. Opening Day It 4 form, when he won the National days away. Bob Ojoda. who want IIS latl taaton, will ba tha Mate' Opening Day pltchar League's Cy Young Award with at a m ult of Dwight Goodan undergoing • 24-4 record. •valuation tor a cocainaproblem. Controversy has followed Gooden for 15 months, since he Tha SI. LauJt Cardinal! Improved thair chancat of winning tha National League Eail mysteriously sprained his ankle whan thay obtalnad Tony Pena. ona ol In the middle of contract negoti­ baiabali't bat! catchers, from tha Plltiburgh Plratat for outtloldar Andy Von Slyke, ations with the Mets. Since then, catchar Mika Lava I Hare and righl-handad he has pitched Inconsistently pltchar AAlka Dum a. Hurry Sals Ends and suffered a series of well- OPEN SEVEN OAYS A WEEK publicized personal problems. Jim Undaman, who apparontly will OB? aiftfttMMKft CUBA? FOND BO ft 418 PINI Hilt bocoma SI. 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l* * -8 *"—r* HtraM, Sanford, FI.______Thursday, April 7 , 1H 7 Stock Market Climbs NOTICE OF CHANGE NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices opened highc:' i'>Ju» shares. In active trading of New York Stock Exchange OF LAND USE S/. k h - .ices turned around Ir. the last half hour issues. Wcducsday. gaining about 22 points to close The City of Sanford proposes to change the use of The Dow Jones Industrial average, which rose mixed after trading at lower levels throughout the 11.36 Wednesday, was up 12.64 to 2328.69 session. • the land within the area shown in the map in this shortly after the market opened. Traders said the market Initially was caught by' Advances led declines 802-227 among the surprise by news that several money center advertisement. 1.389 Issues crossing the New York Stock banks raised their prime rates, the basic Interest Exchange tape. levels upon which many loan charges are Early turnover amounted to about 16.001,500 calculated. Local Interest These quotations provided by members of the National Dollar On Rise; Association of Securities Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prices as of mid-morning today. -Inter-dealer markets change Gold Turns Mixed throughout the day. Prices do By United Press International not .Include retail markup or $1.6055, and the dollar started markdown. The U.S. dollar opened higher at 37.915 Bolglan francs In on all major foreign currency Brussels, up from 37.785. B id A sk markets today. The price of gold American Pioneer 8 8% In early New York trading, the was mixed. dollar was mixed against key Barnett Bank 3614 36% In earlier trading In the Far foreign currencies In light trad­ First Union 27 % 27% Florida Power East, the dollar strengthened ing. marginally against the Japanese & Light Gold opened 50 cents an 3 m 31% yen, closing at 147.05 yen. up Fla. Progress 38 % 38% ounce higher In Zurich at $420 HCA 0.15 from Wednesday’s close of an ounce and lost 50 cents In 38 38% 146.90. Hughes Supply London, opening at $418.75 an 26% 26% In European trading, the dollar Morrison's ounce. 28% 28% opened at 1.8265 German marks NCR Corp 66% 66% The London morning gold Plesscy In Frankfurt, up from Wednes­ fixing was $420.25. up $1 from 35% 36% day's close of 1.8188. Scotty's Wednesday's close but by af­ 14% 14% In Zurich, the dollar opened at Southeast Bank 27% 28 ternoon. gold was fixed at SunTrust 1.5275 Swiss francs, up from a $418.70, off 55 cents an ounce. 24 24% previous close of 1.52. Walt Disney World Silver opened 5 cents higher In 63% 63% In Paris, the dollar started the Westinghousc 66% 66% Zurich at $6.35 an ounce and day at 6.077 French francs, up gained 5.5 cents In London to from 6.05 and dollar also opened $6.315 an ounce. Gold And Silver higher In Amsterdam at 2.0605 In earlier trading in the Far Dutch guilders, up from 2.0525 East, gold closed at $420.50 on NEW YORK (UPI) - Foreign on Wednesday. th e Hong Kong Bullion and domestic gold & silver prices Sterling opened lower in Exchange, up $2 from Wed­ quoted In dollars per troy ounce London at $1.5905, down from nesday's close. today:' . A Public Hearing will be held on April 16, 1987 at Gold London 7:00 P.M. in the City Commission Room, City Hall Previous close 419.25 o(T 0.25 GM To Close Six Plants For Now Morning fixing 420.25 up 1.00 Sanford, Florida DETROIT (UPI) — General had been scheduled to be closed Hong Kong 420.50 up 2.00 Motors Corp.. saddled with large Now Y ork for the Good Friday holiday, car Inventories, said Wednesday most of the workers will be paid John Morris, Chairman Comex spot It will -temporarily close six gold open .420.50 up 2.50 for a full, 36-hour work week, assembly plants. Idling 23.500 said Steve Featherston. vice City of Sanford Planning Comex spot workers. silver open 6.353 up 0.09 president of the United Auto Plants In Michigan, Missouri, Workers Union local repre­ and Zoning Commission (London morning fixing New York and Canada will close change Is based on the previous senting the workers. PUBLISH: 4-2-87, 4-10-87 Monday for one week, according day's closing price.) The Flint', Mich, body to Jim Smldcbush and Nettle assembly and Pontiac. Mich, Seabrooks of the GM public assembly plants together employ ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to ap­ Dow Jones relations staff 4.100 workers and make Dow Jones Averages — 10:30 The automaker also plans to Chevrolet Monte Carlo and peal a decision made with respect to any matter con­ a.m. shut down Its Oklahoma City Oldsmoblle Cutlass models. sidered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need 30 Indus 2324.57 up 8.52 plant from April 13 through In total, 18,000 workers are 20 Trans 928.29 up 3.14 April 17, temporarily Idling afTected. making It the largest a verbatim record of proceedings, including the 15 Utils 210.21 ofT 0.18 5,500 workers. temporary layofT at GM since 65 Stock 864.78 up 2.59 But because the plant already January. testimony and evidence, which record is not provided bv the City of Sanford. (FS 286.Q1Q5) Y Reagan To Ask Senators To Sustain Highway Bill Veto WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presl- minds on the veto." dent Reagan scheduled a dra­ "I'm not certain That it will matic visit to Capitol Hill today succeed." Dole said. "W in or In a last ditch effort to persuade lose, he's going to do all he can." one or more of 13 defecting Earlier, assistant Senate Re­ Republican senators to change publican leader Alan Simpson of their minds and vote to sustain Wyoming disclosed that he had his veto of the $88 billion urged Reagan not to veto the highway bill. highway bill and that new White House chief of staff Howard Senate Republican leader Rob­ Baker had not pushed for the ert Dole of Kansas announced latest confrontation with the Reagan's visit on the Senate Democratic Congress. floor, saying It will be "an effort Simpson had indicated he had by the president to persuade given up hope that Democrats some of them to change their can be stopped short of victory. AREA DEATHS

OKEYP. FRYMAN 51. of 548 Northwestern Ave., Mr. Okey P. Fryman. 78. of Altamonte Springs, died Tues­ 519 E. First St.. Sanford, died day at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Wednesday at South Seminole Bom March 18. 1936 In Wheel­ Community Hospital. Bom Nov. ing W.Va.. he moved to Alta­ £}• *°°8 ln New Cumberland. monte Springs many years ago. W.Va., he moved to the He was an engineer and a Longwood-Sanford area from member of St. Margaret Mary East Liverpool, Ohio In 1976. He Catholic Church. was a retired security guard and a Presbyterian. He was a Navy Survivors Include two daugh­ veteran of World War II and a ters. Cynthia Neldert and Donna member of DAV Chapter 47. Beadle, both of Altamonte East Liverpool. Springs: two sons, Herman W. Survivors include four daugh­ "Bill" HI. Longwood, and John ters. Mary Hodson. Winter Chandler, Forest City: two Springs. Delores Ryan. Alta­ brothers, Edward, Altamonte monte Springs. Patricia Hogbln, Springs, and Richard. Salem. Ohio, and Peggy Fryman, Casselberry: two sisters. Lois East Liverpool; two sons, Young. Apopka, and Nancy There’s Someone Special Donald, 8alem, Larry, Alta­ Steere. Orlando: four grand­ monte Springs: 10 grand­ children. children: four great­ Baldwln-Fairchild Funeral grandchildren. Home. Forest City, in charge of Waiting To Hear From You. Oramkow-Qalnes Funeral arrangements. Home, Longwood, in charge of There's someone who would love to arrangements. .. GENEVA M. LORO hear the sound of your voice. Give ^ Mrs. Geneva M. Lord. 65. of Funeral Notices them a call. It means so very much. 2829 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, died Wednesday at her real- LORD, SKNCVA M. And costs so little. Compared to the — Frtands of Mrs. Ganava M. Lord. U , of dance. Bom Ju ly 2. 1921 in Sanfprd. who d M Wadnatday, may call at cost of postage, time or travel, long Jasper, Ga.. she moved to San­ Gramkow Funaral Homo today (Thursday) 4 1 p m . Further sarvlcas and Inter man) will distance is a very inexpensive way to ford front Orlando in 1969. She ha Saturday In Jasper, Ga Arrangements by was a fruit grader. Gram kow Funeral Homo, Sanford. keep in touch. Call today. There’s som e­ . Survivors include two daugh­ FRYMAN. OKSVF. ‘ — Memorial services for Okay P. Fryman, one special waiting to hear from you. ters. Linda Lamb. Hartford. Ala.. H . of S1V C. First St., Sanford, who died Janie L. Perkins, Sanford: two Wednesday will be held at tl a.m. Saturday slaters. Gladys Beardon and In the Gramkow Gaines Funaral Home cha­ pel with the Rav. William Boyer officiating. Laura Fitzsimmons, both of Gramkow-Galnet Funeral Home, ISO Dog Jasper: three brothers. Frank Track Road, Longwood In charge. Mullinax. Edgar Mullinax and Albert Mullinax. all of Jasper: six * grandchildren. , Southern Bell Gramkow Funeral Home. O A K LAWN A BELLSOUTH Company Sanford, in charge of arrange­ FUNERAL HOME A ments. PRE ARRANGEMENT CENTER ALREADY IN TOUCH WITH THE FUTURE? HERMAN W. NEIDERT JE. Mr. Herman W. Neldert Jr., \ f \ ^ ^ M 1*1 f r ^ r t t i*'i ‘ r o i^f * i-r i r- I

Miss Swaggerty, Jack La Rosa Jr. Repeat Vows In Church Ceremony Maude Elaine Swaggerty of Sanford, and Jack La Rocca Jr. of Mandarin. Fla., were married Feb. 14. at 3 p.m.. at the First Baptist Church. Chuluota. The Rev. Dave Meyer of Orange City, performed the candlelight, dou­ ble ring ceremony. Jamcy Walker, organist, and Velma Hall, pianist, presented nuptial selections. Candy Swaggerty. Clcwlston. sis- ter-ln-law of the bride, was soloist. The bride Is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Swag­ gerty of Sanford. The bride­ groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack La Rocca Sr. of Pine Hills. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a satin candlelight gown fashioned In a Victorian style with a high Jeweled neckline. Congratulations To Scholars Program Semi- Finalist The sheer Illusion yoke topped a fitted bodice featuring a princess Kelley Broen of Longwood, a seml-flnallst In basis of outstanding scholastic ach waistline embellished with seed Berry College's Presidential Scholars' In high school, high scholastic apt pearls, lace and tiny sequins. Program, receives a certificate of achieve- scores, good character, quality It Tapered sleeves extended over ment from Berry Dean Doyle Mathis. Miss and responsible citizenship. Scl the hand with matching schlfTH Broen, a student at Lake Mary High School, recipients will be announced l< lace and seed pearls. The full skirt flowed Into a sweeping was recommended for the full-tuition schol- spring, cathedral train accented with arshlp to Berry College, Rome Ga., on the applique and edged with scalloped lace. A floral wreath hcudpiece secured her tiered fingertip veil. She carried a cascade of red roses and baby's breath with picot ribbon Miss Florida '86 To Speak streamers. Maid of honor was Tammy Shrout. Longwood. She wore a Mr. and Mrs. Jack La Rocca Jr. red satin gown featuring a square neckline, draped poufTcd At Secretaries' Seminar sleeves and a brush train ac­ cented with bows. Her headpiece Spring h*s sprung snd we tn suited tbout out grtsf selection, so come on down! Let's Talk thislncss: Effective Communication effective speakers und listeners. The examina­ was of matching flowers and on the Job Is the topic of a seminar for tion of verbal and nonverbal messages. Includ­ veiling. She carried a nosegay of secretaries to be held on Thursday. April 16. at ing mannerisms, wardrobe and voice projection, red and cream roses in a lacc nouns the Peabody Orlando Plaza International Hotel. will help participants overcome fears In com­ holder with picot ribbon Eon.-SH. 9801 International Drive. Orlando, from 8 a.m. municating. Communication and personnel streamers. 940SJO LAWN 6 GARDEN CEN\ professionals will discuss the development of Bridesmaids were Cheryl Sun. 2400 WEST 2Sth STREET to 4 p.m. SANFORD. FL A 321252S skills needed to become dynamic com­ Snider. Gulf Hammock, niece of ItOOSM The keynote speaker Is Miss Florida. 1986. growing with the times Molly Peace. An honor graduate from the municators. the bride: Myra Hayes. Sunfnrd. University of Florida. Molly's interest In music The seminar Is being sponsored by the und Carol Snider. Gulf Ham­ Mins taken her to 38 states and 15 countries Orlando Chapter of Professional Secretaries mock. both sisters of the bride: traveling with "Up With People." International In conjunction with Dr. K. Phillip and Jo Anne Morris. Longwood. The seminar will address ways In which Taylor, professor of communications at the Their gowns and flowers were backgrounds, personal experiences and pro­ University of Central Florida. Identical to the honor atten­ fessional expectations affect workplace com­ Registration will be $50 which Includes dant's. _ 711S.Hwy.427 munication. Topics will confront problems breuks, lunch und materials. For Information Daniel La Rocca. Gainesville, Longwood iK-ople face as they strive to become more call 849-2251. served his brother as best man. GrbotnsnSen were Glenn f io r s 339-3192 Walther, Jupiter: Joe Langford. Orlando: Robert Ongert. Tampa: and Scott Hayes. Pine Hills. The reception was held In the ★ ★ DEMONSTRATION ★ ★ church fellowship hall. Following a wedding trip to FRIDAY - 5:30 P.M. - ACRYUCS Georgia and North Carolina, the newlyweds arc making their TV ARTIST - BRENDA HARRIS 5 Generations home In Callahan. The bride Is a Don’t miss this delightful personality teller at the Navy Federal Credit Meet For Reunion Union. Jacksonville, and the demonstrate her easy, unique method as bridegroom is a sales repre­ seen on PBS, Channel 24, Mondays, 2 P.M. Mildred Malee, left, of San­ sentative for Donncllcry Com­ CLASS - SAT. APRIL 4,10 A.M.-4 P.M. ford, recently visited her pany. Jacksonville. mother, Mrs. Alice Hesketh, COMINQ APRIL 9-10-11, LYNNE PITTARD, TV ARTIST seated, 92, in Johnstown, Pa., Arts, Crafts FREE DEMO & CLASSES for a family reunion. Joining the five generations during the reunion were Diana Hoy, Show Set At center, and her mother, Bernice Locher holding Park Square Joshua Hoy, 17 months old, An arts and Crufts Show will all of Johnstown. be held at Park Square, on SR 434. V* m ile west of U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. on April 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 OUTLET STORE p.m. Coordinated by Statewide Arts, the show is free and open to the public. 25-50% OFF Daughters S h o p p y ^ A LL CANDY To Work THIS WEEK’S On Room ESSES • SUITS SPECIALS A t Museum ACCESSORIES ALL EASTER CANDY Just Perfect For Members of the Norman Dc- 25% OFF wc. mic Vcre Howard Chapter of the Easter And All United Daughters of the Confed­ eracy met at the home of Mrs. Summer Long Martha Ashby on Friday with Mrs. Carolyn Cornelius as co­ * NEW * hostess. SELECTION COSTUME Mrs. Tony Hobson, president, JEWELRY presided, and announced that JUST work will be done at the County „ ARRIVED « Museum on the UDC room. Much Interest is shown In the mementos on dlspluy there, ac­ cording to Hozel Cash.. The members were also encouraged to read more about the events of the Civil War and the events in which their ancestors All Pleasantly Priced At participated. 2 lb. Bagged Chocolates An amusing program was I 210 E. lit sr. presented by Alison Swain. ' HISTORIC * 5" If perfect »15*° Members attending were the DOWNTOWN SANFORD MON.-SAT. 9:30-3:30 following: Mrs. Hazel Cash. Mrs. Offer good while supplies last thru Wed. April 15 Virginia Jones. Mrs. Sarah T H E O L D E S T * FINEST" SEMINOLE CENTRE OUTLET STORE FOR 34 YEARS Krlder. Mrs. Lillian McCall. Mrs. HWY. 17 92 SANFORD Carmctu Ray. Mrs. Juanita Mill­ er. Mrs. Minnie Strickland. Mrs. Glenn Wlmblsh. Mrs. Frank 3 E — m 321-8815 Wheeler and Mrs. John Carver.

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DEAR DR. GOTT - Who nerve irritation, ydur tingling snould give peo;»ie Instructions and pain probably arc due to a about when to take medicine; persisting disc rupture or to the you.* name and addiess to P.O. the doctor or the pharmacist? papain itself. U o a 91428. Clcvrlend. OH DEAR READER - When tak­ Learn the facts about os* 44101-3428. Be sure to ask for ing medicine, you should listen teoarthrltls: Send for Dr. Oott s the Health Report titled UN- to the advice given by both the new Health Report on the sub- DERSTANDING OS­ doctor and the pharmacist. Most icct. For vour copy, send $1 and TEOARTHRITIS, physicians try to be thorough In giving Information about drugs, but we sometimes forget certain 7 Egg drink items — such as when to take ACROSS COOKIE SAIP 8 Unci* □ n c n n n n n □ T M E'P5ITUP the medicine (with food or on an 1 Taboo item 9 Com*li* — □ n o n o G d d 1 E THERE ALL empty stomach) and what effects (comp, wd.) Skinner Ip NIGHT BECAUSE it may have when taken with 5 Nobody 10 Throw □ □ □ e e e d ■ ci E D T WE CCMPLAWEP other drugs. This is where the 8 Baseball player 11 Chirp □ □ n o n n o n _R E s ABOUT PINNER pharmacist can be of Invaluable 17 0ard*n p**t e n n n e e _N help. 12 Oriental chief 19 Ear (comb. n n n c in n g d d i M o R Use both your doctor and your 13 Eeau'e country form) N O 14 Pull 22 Sault------□ n o n n n n n n pharmacist as resources; they □ODE EOEn I C O can complement each other. If IB Holding device Mari* m n E D their Instructions differ, ask the 16 Broadside 24 Send* out □OE3DDO ODDI two of them to resolve the issue. 18 Period 25 Cod* dot 19 Prospector's 28 Sob I get a lot of advice and help □ E E D n T_ find 27 Lh asa------_o from pharmacists in my com­ 20 Being (dog breed) EEEE munity, and 1 believe that my _a _R jt THE BORN L08ER by Art San tom 21 Noun suffix 2B Requires P 'VT7 patients are better off because 23 Advise 30 Tennis play* jr _Y _E IRDMT X AND WHESE, PRAY OH,lVE6©T we work together. 28 Unrestrained Evonne----- HAVE TO \ TELL, C ^ To give you more information. 29 Small person 31 Ancient Italia 41 Very (Fr.) 53 South African A COUPLE Or r To ^ZAND'S I'm sending you a free copy of 33 Small sword family 43 Sound of a cow plant WDPA m & ,) WDULP " IPCWS IN THE OATTLE? J my Health Report CONSUMER 34 Amend 32 Golf pegs 4 5 ______la 54 Football play 36 Full of (suff.) 35 Reception fre kYKUOWIX TtX) 6O l j C ~ TIPS ON MEDICINES. Others 56 Yoko ______T ^ 37 Snaky letter distance (sbt who would like a copy should 57 Kennel dweller send $1 and your name and 38 Immediately fol- 38 Bom lowing 39 Author Anals 58 New Zealand address to P.O. Box 91428, 39 Observe ------parrot Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. 40 Mailed I , | 2" |*3 T 1 i 10 11 DEAR DR. G O T T — I was 42 Grins given papain injections for a 44 Remainder u 1 14 ruptured disc. A few months 4 6 ______later, a tingling sensation began Clear Day is In my feet. The pain is getting 47 Slangy d e n ia l ______worse. Two myelograms show 50 Poverty-war '• fl peripheral nerve damage and the agency (abbr.) _____ I P L A Y I NO H O U S E / T H A T 'S I'LL HAVE THEN AOAIN... 52 Vacancy neurologist wants to do a nerve SOMETHIN® THAT HASN'T OFF TO WORK, PINNER /MAYBE IT HAS 55 Installments ^R ------CMANOEP SINCE I WAS PEAR/ RBAPV/ biopsy. Could the material from SB Tropical nut " *T 1 ------L I T T L E / ^ 4 the myelogram or the papain 59 Light brown —------have caused the problem? No 60 Weaver of fat* one has mentioned this as a 61 Adam's y }------■ possibility. grandson i DEAR READER - Initial en­ 82 That woman 40 [r thusiasm for papain injections 63 Evil giant _ _ I (to heal ruptured discs in the Eras spine) has dwindled because the DOWN 47 41 4* 1 ' ■ 10 treatment has side effects, such as nerve damage, and often Is 1 Rusalan secret t l f t IT Ineffective. If you have continu­ police ing symptoms and signs of nerve 2 Buckeye State M ■0 malfunction, you should see a 3 Unpleasantness .2 e i neurologist or neurosurgeon. Al­ 4 Single thing THE- DOLLAR IS THAT MEADS IT though the material that is 6 Never (poet) SO 6 More strange (e)1BB7 by NEA, Inc VUEAfc£R*10DAY. ta k e s m a m Injected for a myelogram (X-ray WHAT? of the spinal nerves) can cause ID M AfeAcniA

l ------* * * WIN AT BRIDGE e . __j) m t . By James Jacoby clarer played a second heart i Here Is a deal with several back to his nine. West won and t 9 items of interest; First, the played a spade to East's ncc. bidding. North, after responding East now played another high two diamonds, later bid three club, forcing dummy to ruif as hearts, supporting the opening West discarded his remaining bidder's Butt. Was that three- diamond. Declarer had now lost WEST EAST heart bid forcing? Within your three tricks and could not avoid ♦ to 8 6 5 3 ♦ A 9 4 2 ^C^Y.rTHEFE OKAY /THEN TAKE I'LL WALK partnership you may have an the loss of a .fourth one. (If he V A 8 3 *54 ARE e>NUT *51* AAE UP T O T H E THE PEST^F absolute rule, but my answer is played a diamond and shed his ♦ 10 7 4 ♦ A 2 FLOC&S. IN T H IS -SIXTH FLOOf* > T H E W A Y / C ♦ 10 7 ♦ Q J 9 5 3 B U ILP IN G > that South is expected to bid on club, West would make his small unless the opening bid was trump.) SOUTH extremely weak. Declarer fell from grace after ♦ K g The play of the hand is tricky the Jack of hearts had held. He ♦ K Q 9 7 2 after the club opening lead. ♦ K 8 should have next played a ♦ 8 6 4 2 Declarer won in dummy and diamond. East would ruff and immediately played a diamond. South would overruff. South Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East East was right to duck the first could now lead a club and ruff diamond. When he won the with dummy's small heart. Now second diamond, he played a spade lead, and East would be another club. (That choice was helpless to prevent declarer from certainly better than un­ getting to his hand to ruff his TH6KEP U KNOW,PUT I AND THIS SILK MAYPE I GO AHEAP derleading (he ace of spades.) last club. Declarer would be left VELVET IS LOW THIS IS SO CHIC / / SHOULD AAA tCg M V LADIES SHOP Now declarer did best by leading with K-Q-9 of hearts and West Opening lead: ♦ 10 MPU, HONEY LIME CHIFFON BUV A L L DAY! dummy's heart Jack. West would not be able to take more BUNNY/ ------O F T H E M allowed that trick to hold. De­ than one trick with his A-8. HOROSCOPE

clal affairs today, you may botch smooth over. What The Day things up. Be logical. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) careful today that you aren't Will Bring... Should you run into opposition drawn into an unusual situation today, don't meet it head-on. which is not of your making, but TOUR BIRTHDAY Confrontation will create more where you’ll have to share the APRILS, 1987 problems; tactfulness will help penalties if It goes wrong. THAT "HAVC A Patience and determination resolve differences. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. are called for in the year ahead CANCER (June 21-July 22) 21) Usually you're a positive n ic e DAY "■•IS’ in order to realize the ample Your Initial tendencies today are thinker, but today your negative rewards you'll be capable of to da things the hard way. Be anticipation could Influence your THAT Nl/MMp achieving. Take setbacks In more Imaginative; seek out the Judgment In unproductive ways. stride and move forward to paths of least resistance. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. e u e ve n ? victory. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't ARIES (March 21-April 19) let desires to gratify pleasurable 19) A responsibility that pres­ Even though you may feel you interests use up time and atten­ ently confronts you may pass from your handB temporarily have a lot of interesting things to tion which you should be de­ today. Later, however. It might say today, give those with whom voting to more serious matters have to be dealt with again. you are conversing a chance to today. (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) also express their thoughts. Ma­ (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) AQUARIUS VIEOO Your sense of values may be a jor changes are ahead for Arles Appraising situations from a trifle distorted today. This could in the coming year. Send for selfish viewpoint today will in­ your Astro-Graph predictions vite resistance from associates. cause you to be rather Intense today. Mail SI to Astro-Graph, Make an effort to be aware of about wanting something that actually has little worth. 'wtfSiioY c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box their positions as well. 01 APS COULP 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- LIBR A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 3428. Be sure to state your Think before speaking today, or Benefits will result from ways zodiac sign. else you may unintentionally you'll manage your worldly af­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If make some comments that will fairs today, but you're not likely your emotions are allowed to offend your listeners. The re­ to be equally skillful In handling govern your actions in commer- m arks m ay be difficult to human relationships.

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D5AR AHBTk I i '•> a normal DEAR RUTH: "Th w e who man of 49. except tor the fact love deeply never grow old; they that I have never had aex (unless may die of old age, but they die you can count masturbation). I Dear young.” And thanks for asking am not gay or anything: lfs Just because I’m one of thosepeople. that I believe that sex should be Abby reserved for marriage. DEAR ABBY: If children have I am very much Interested In a no manners, whose fault Is it? lady who says she loves me and Their parents'. Listen to this: wants to prove It by going to bed Every year, our 42;year-old with me — In fact, she has DEAR HURT: And maybe she daughter-in-law has acknowl­ demanded ltl I will be 50 soon, won’t. Ask your husband again edged our carefully, chosen and she has given me an ul* to respectfully tell his mother Christmas gifts in the following tlmatum that If we don’t go to that you hurt when you see that manner: "Thank you for the bed by the time I am 50. she Is picture, so please remove it. At lovely silver bowl for us; for the breaking up with me. the same time, present her with nice Jacket and sweater for Jane Herald Photo by M in t* Hawk Int My church teaches that It Is a a lovely large replacement — one lage 18); for the stereo for Dick sin to have sex outside or of you and him. framed! lage 16). Love Betty.” Period. Medina Court No. 16 Helps Outreach Mission Center marriage. What should I do? Am The least she could have done I being old-fashioned? Help me DEAR ABBY: I want to share was to have added: "We are fine. Medina Court No. 16 Daughters of Sphinx Kfcnarasorii moincr waavor# *111118 uavis# out. please. one good thing that has hap­ How are you? Dick and Jane presented a check to Mother Blanche Bell Matron, George Duncan, Worthy Joshua, A.8 . IN NEW YORK pened as a result of the AIDS- broke their right arms so they Weaver for the new Outreach Mission Henrietta Williams, Elnora Singletary and scare publicity. are unable to write." Center, being built on West 13th Street and Yvonne Brooks. Donations are still being DEAR A.8.1 Clinging to one’s My husband of 50 years has ANONYMOUS IN received to help this community project for religious principles Is not "old- Mulberry Avenue, Sanford. Making the been a skirt chaser for 49 of ROSWELL, N.M. the poor and needy. fashioned.*’ Your reasons for not them. Last year he gave up his presentation are members of the court, Alta going to bed with the lady are hobhy (women) and I am now valid, and If she ends the "Sweetheart,’’ ’’Honey” and DEAR ABBY: After two years relationship because you refuse "Dearie.” of dating Rick, a very loving and to yield to her demands, you After no sex for 20 years. I’m good man. he opened his eyes may be better ofT without her. not sure I want to resume one night In the middle of Soap Quietly Celebrates sleeping with him again. I find It making love and asked, "Say, DEAR ABBYt I need to get hard to get accustomed to the what does your gas bill run a month?" something off my chest that’s feeling that I am really desirable been bugging me for two years. since we have lived like sister I was hurt and dumbfounded My mother-in-law keeps a large and brother for so many years. and haven't spoken to him since, 31st Year On Television framed picture of her son and his (We are both in our late 40s.) Don’t use my name. Sign me its ups and downs, it attracts The plot against Shane and ex-fiancee prominently dis­ What should Ido? By Nancy II. Relchardt fans of all age groups. Kimberly’s star-crossed love played in her living room. It’s a HURT NEW YORK - No trumpets MINNIE HA-HA " A T W T " has come a long way thickened again last week when lovey-dovey pose of the two of blared; no formal announcement DEAR HURT: Tell hlan you was made, and no patty look from the days when Nancy the audience learned that them. She has her arms DEAR MINNIE: Please, no Hughes (played by Helen Shane’s ISA (the show’s FBI wrapped around him and they’re were hurt and why. Rick may be place on the set. But despite the "ha-has” about a subject as lack or fanfare. "As the World Wagner, (he show's only re­ equivalent) partner. Gllltan For­ looking at each other — all .serious as AIDS. Considering a loving and good man, but his timing Is poor. Turns’* celebrated (quietly) the maining original cast member) rester, played by Camilla More, smiles and goo-goo eyes. your husband’s fast-track re­ beginning of Its 31st year on spent most of her time pouring has set her romantic sights on I told my husband it bothered cord, should you decide to re­ television on April 2. cofTec and discussing the day's her sccrci-agent colleague. me. so after we were married, he sume marital relations, first, "A T W T ." which premiered on happenings while her family and Spicing up Gillian’s scheme to asked “ Mom” to please put It make sure he Is tested to friends gathered around the snare*Shane Is Gillian's twin away. Maybe he wasn’t em­ April 2, 1956, is the second determine whether he has been longest-running daytime drama. kitchen table. "ATWT" has sister. Grace, played by phatic enough because it’s still infected with the AIDS virus. ("Search for Tomorrow" was the taken its armchair-bound Camilla's real-life twin Bister. there. It hurts my heart to go Then wait another six months, longest, but Its cancellation last viewers to England. Italy. Spain. Carey More, who has arrived to over there and have to look at it. because It could take that long year pushed "Guiding Light" Greece and Jamaica for exciting help sis accomplish her romantic I’m sure Mom would rather for the virus to show up in a test. Into the longest-running spot.) location scenes. goal. have had the other girl for her From Its inception, "ATW T*’ The soap also boasts an Im­ daughter-in-law because I’m a Some years ago Camilla and Carey, who are DEAR-ABBY: was a hit with the daytime soap pressive list of alumni, including few years older than her son. you wrote something quite from England, have worked on audience. It was the reigning Martin Sheen, James Earl Jones, and I was married before. beautiful about people who love several acting projects together, Nielsen ratings champ from Richard Thomas and Michael Please print this. Maybe Mom deeply never growing old. What including the feature film "The 1959 through 1971. And al­ Nader (who stars on "Dynasty") will see U and put that picture was It? Tw ins," which was released In though the show slipped in the and Danny Plntauro of the somewhere else. Europe. RUTH COMSTOCK, ratings during the time that popular sitcom "Who’s the HURT SAN DIEGO Boss?” ■ This Isn't the first time that other shows were catering to a "DO OL” has used twin sisters In Keep up the good "yo u th ’ craze." " A T W T ’' has Its story lines. Several years ago quietly been creeping back into work."ATWT.” and have a happy 31st year! Dcidre Hall’s (Marlena Brady) the top five. Sometimes the CBS twin sister. Andrea Hall-Lovel. TONIGHT'S TV MAILBAG: show even garners second or portrayed Marlena’s on-screen Q: Can you give me an address third place. twin, Samantha Evans, who was 110 decadence ‘ ol "ATW T,", which is currently where my granddaughter can jM . — *«*" II write to Brian Bloom, who ultimately murdejtetWiy.. the i a H H w i ® ■ MMON S SM0N A rookie under the creative scripting of Salem Strangler. Murdpr and EVENING _cop _ Nraa the Simona- to ttnd out d Emmy Award-winning principal portrays Dusty Donovan on “ As mayhem will also play a part In her veteran partner it on the take the World Tu rn s ”? - B.B., writer Douglas Marland, has the Gllllan-Grace story line. from a gambler. (R) Houston. Texas. CD ■ JACK AN0 MS(E A comic been sneaking up on the com­ die* of a tutpectad drug overdote petition during the past year or A: Your granddaughter can S m&nSuliteeEti9 outside ol one ol M*e‘a restau­ 8 0 . write to Brian c/o ’’ATW T.’’ ABC is gearing up to present ■ (10) MACNCIL / LEHRER rant, Jackie attempts to convince n e w s h o u r a 14-year-old graffiti artist to dis­ What makes " A T W T " so pop­ CBS-TV. 51 W. 52nd Street. New the 14th annual Daytime Emmy B (8) KNIGHT RIOER play her work M other ways. |R| Q ular? York. NY 10019. Awards to be telecast from the 605 ( 11) TRAPPER JOHN, M 0 . Over the years the show has Q: Why did Dcidre Hall leave Sheraton Center tn New York OX BEVERLY HXIBIUJK (10) PAW O A M 6 Author John maintained a balanced blend of ’’Days of Our Lives’’ and her role City on June 30. Again this year, WertI I art ("The Law ol Sports’ ) 300 6:30 moderates this panel discussion ol • M0HTW ATCH contemporary and traditional of Marlcna Brady? — J.K.. the Emmys will be a Joint effort NSC NCWS problems wtthm cotege sports - (11)BJ/LOSO . story lines. Even though- the McMlnvliie. Tenn. of the West Coast Academy of CSS NCWS payoffs, gambling, drug abuse and S i (S) NK1HT OWL FUN m o_ ASCNSWSQ academia's failure lo educate stu­ show has undergone several A: Dcidre left “DOOL” behind Television Arts & Sciences s(11) TOO CLOSC TON COM- dent athletes Paneasts include 400 changes in writers (as most after she landed her co-starring (ATAS) and the East Coast FONT Sa/a and Jack* aictiang* Howard Cote* and Notre Dame • SARNASY JONES soaps do), those in charge have role in NBC’s "O ur House.” National Academy of Television apartmania with a Europaap couple basketball coach Digger Phelps (11) DALLAS Henry suspects mtghl be I error) til for the most part stuck to the Deldrc's last pre-taped scenes for Arts & Sciences (NATAS). *30 grass-roots soap opera concepts. "DOOL” will air through June. This year, the Cameo Appear- 6:35 • ® NO THING M COMMON m ow (BANDY GRIFFITH (Premiere) Comedy bated on the The writers haven’t Jumped on If you're one of the scores of unec category has been resur- ' 7:00 I9M 14m focusing on the relation­ the bandwagon every time a new "Days of Our Lives" fans who reeled to eliminate actors In a ship between the owner of an ad craze has hit the business, such are waiting for Shane Donovan short-term snap role from being • © N E W LY W E D GAME agency and hit cantankerous la­ 500 CL Q PM MAGAZINE Paul ther. Tonight: David (Todd Waring) • (11) BEVERLY HILLSilUB as (he unpopular science fiction (played by Charles Sliaugli- nominated In the other best rS COUNTRY Schrade. former a tut lam to Robert gats nervous whan It looks kka Mas OUN8 OF WILL SONHETT 100 and mass murder story lines ncssy) and his longtime love, actor categories. With the new F Kennedy. Ed A trier ("The Bront (BjS Macy| I* going lo rutti hit ftrsf • ffi DAYS OF OUR LIVES Zoo") sail-produced commercial In ster­ (11) CNN NEWS that have been so prevalent on Kimberly Brady (played by rules, a guest star or an actor In ; BEVERLY HULBILUES © B A U . MY CHILOAEN (7 ) O JEOPARDY eo. B (1 1 ) DICK VAN DYKE the other soaps. Patricia Pease) to live happily a short-term role has to appear • (11) BARNEY MILLER 6:30 (10) WE’RE COOKING NOW ever after, don't hold your In five to 15 shows to qualify for ■ (10) NATURE An e* animation ol 1000 B "ATW T" does It’s own thing ■ © LA . LAW Van Owen turns to ) TO D A Y* BUSINESS I he diver m plant* and animata that I GUNS O f WILL SONNCTT 1 0 5 well. The show mixes Just the breath. the Cameo Appearance category. have adapled to the harth environ­ alcohol end pills to cope with the ax Move trauma ol having bean shot In star- )(11)CNNNEW8 right amount of suspensefui ment ol (he Kalahari Oeaert m ) ANOY GRIFFITH 100 South Africa. 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4B—Sanford Herald, Sanford, FI. Thursday, April 2 ,1W7 legal Notice- I legal Notice 71— Help Wanted Legal Notice legal Notice Legal Notice IN THECIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOFTHE CLASSIFIED ADS COURT FOR SEMINOLE N O TIC E O F SALE EIGHTEENTH DRIVERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY. FLORIDA Hiring now! Exp. over Ihe road h a m ;. s p a c e NOTICE JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Saminole Orlando - Winter Park FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CASE NO. *7-l320-CA-0*-L IN AND FOR Good drlvei >ec Si::co Johnu-.-rd III, F*A it.u SI. Jo h n River Water FLORIDA BARNETT BANK OF . EMINwli COUNTY, 2Jc mi,: team 30c,m' '" ■Id J E Connelly CJ7 Manegemenl Llstrlet has re­ 322-2611 831-9993 PROBATE DIVISION CENTRAL FLORIDA, FLORIDA v a c ./ins ♦ bonus J- w "-g a r OuUlda storage ceived an application tor Men File Number I7-U7-CP N.A., a national banking CASE NO. H-l«31-CA-«(-C macks Call Karen Allen, j A •ivunal property consisting egement end Storage ot Surface INRE: ESTATEOF corporation. IN RE: THE MkRRtAGEOF P Properties...... 305 444 3003 ol tele, mattresses. T .V . m u , FRANK LITTLES, Waters Irom: Plaintiff, CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES CINDY G. ECKERT. D R IVER S- Part lime. Wed. Frl lamp*. dretten with clothing, Deceased BEL AIRE HOMES INC . 141 Petitioner/Wile, u a | I p c 1 H i m ...... 7 2 C a Una only. A valid Fie drivers tic stereo record player and radio, N O T IC E O F DOUGLAS AVE.. ALTAMONTE EVERETT V. STREET, and m A M M J ctfiitcwinrf uinti oov i imc required. Applicants must be automobile, motorcycle, mlscei ADMINISTRATION SPR., FL 12714. Application COURTNEY L. KONSTANZ, BARRY NELSON ECKERT, AsMi * 5*™ * w pjmtPfSftlvA i ]b a « a Hit# II yrs. or older and must know lanooue boxes and other TO ALL PERSONS HAVING »40 1170041A. on 1/14/17. Tbo MeSONG KONSTANZ, his personal Hems used In the pro|ect It located In Seminole Reusndent/Husband. how to drive standard shill. C l a i m s o r d e m a n d s wife, CH UCK K N A P TO N and N O TIC E O T A C T IO N FOR frm M .v I1 10 CBftMCtrthfB time* 50C o line home, will be told lor cash al County, Soctlon 27, Township 11 Apply In person at Sanlord AGAINST THE ABOVE J E W E L K N A P TO N , his wlta, DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAOE bm public tale on April 4, 1*7 at 10 South, Rang* 10 East. The SATURDAY 9 • N Cwitraet Rata* Available Auto Auction 7215 W. Isl St., ESTATE AND ALL OTHER Defendants. T O : BARRY NELSON A M. at below address, to satisfy application Is for a 12.1 aero *1 M■»------*mK iwiiiiiiiNTn flu la im Sanlord. See Dominic or Mike PERSONS INTERESTED IN NOTICE OF ACTION ECKERT owner lien lor rent due In SINGLE FAMILY RESIDEN­ DRIVERS- Pari time. Expert THE ESTATE: TO: COURTNEY L. ADDRESS UNKNOWN accordance with Florida Stat­ TIAL SUBDIVISION to bo ence A valid Fla. Drivers Lie. Y O U A R E HEREBY K O NSTANZ Y O U A R E HEREBY utes, Salt Storage Facility Act known at OAK FOREST UNIT DEADLINES Call Tom m y all . 5...... 4*5 2939 NOTIFIED that the ad­ 115 Halt away Drive N O T IF IE D that a Petition lor Sections SOSOS and *3.*07. All ministration of the estate of 7. The receiving water body Is Altamonta Springs, Florida D R IV E R / D E L IV E R Y Person Items or spaces m ay not be LAKE JESSUP. Dissolution of Marriage has Noon The Day Before Publication F R A N K L IT T L E S , deceased, 31701 been tiled and commenced In Musi have a valid F L. chauf available at date ol tala, Action will bo lekon on Iho File Number 17-117-CP, Is pend­ Y O U A R E HEREBY this Court and you are required Sunday - Noon Friday t leur’s license, know cen. A.A.A. Security Storage above listed application within ing In the Circuit Court for N O T IF IE D that an action lo to serve e copy of your written Florida, some knowledge ol 41J Airport Blvd. 30 days of recolpt of tho Monday * 9:00 A.M. Saturday Seminole County, Florida, foreclose a mortgage on the defenses, It any, to It on electrical supplies. Polygraph Sanford, Fla 13771 application. Should you bo inter­ Probate Division, the address of following property In Seminole C A R M IN E M. BRAVO, ESQ., ot N O T E . In the event of fhe publishing of errors In advertisements, the Sen required. Apply al 1501 S. 301/J2MI12 ested In any of the title d ford Hereld shall publish the advert I lament, after It hes been corrected at w h ic h Is Sem inole County County, Florida: CARMINE N. BRAVO, P.A., Sanford Ave...... 322 0431 Gale Beargar - Abandoned applications, you should contact no cost to the advertiser but such insertions shall number no more than one Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Lot 14, Block A, M A L T B IE 2*57 W. State Road *14. Harbour E X P . A P P O IN T M E N T Setter lo t»7* VW Sclrroco automobile — the SI. Johns River Water Man­ Iff. 12771. Th e personal re p re ­ SHORES. Flret Addition as re­ Bend, LongwOod, Florida 3377*. 10*53* 3041*7* agement District at P.O. Box work In Sanlord with the Rich sentative of the estate Is corded In Plat Book tl. Page 4, and Ilia the original with fhe JE Connelly — Abandoned 143*, Palatka, Florid* . 32071 Food Company- Evening F R A N C E S L. W A R D , whose ol the Public Records ot Clerk of the move styled Court lets Honda Motorcycle — 1*2*, or In person el Its office on hours necessary. 45 hr. * a d d ress Is 700 B re n tw o o d Seminole County, Florida on or before May 4, 1*17, liberal bonus package. Call ID* CB700 7074144 Slate Highway 100 West, Avenue, Altamonte Springs, FL has been filed agalnet otherwise a default will be Published March 2i. A April 2. Palatka, Florida, *04/33*1321. To d a y ! 272 1643 exf 375. M701. The name and address of EVERETT V. STREET. entered against you for the 12— Legal Services W rlllen objection to the 43— Medical A Charles Berdel______the personal representative's COURTNEY L. KONSTANZ, rellel preyed b r In the Petit Ion. DEMID application may be made, but Dental EXP. CARPENTERS A HELP­ attorney are set forth below. MeSONG KO N STAN Z, his wile, This Notice shell be published should be received no later then SOCIAL SECURITY OfMbility ERS, tools A transportation, All persons having claims or CHUCK KNAPTON and JEW EL once each week for four (4) 14 days from the date ol Free Advice.No Charge Unless good pay, vacation A IN THE CINCUIT COURT demands ‘against the estate are KNAPTON, hit wile, and you consecutive weeks In the publication. Written objections We Win I Ward While A HOSPITAL BED benefits...... 305 321 3555 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, required, WITHIN THREE ere required lo serve a copy ol E V E N IN G H ER A LD . Six way electric...... 1500 should Identify the objector by Associates...... *5-371-1 u* EXP. TRUCK DRIVERS with FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE your written defenses, II any, lo WITNESS my hand and tha C a ll:...... 373 0*57 name end address, end fully minimum 2 yrs. tractor trailer PROBATE DIVISION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION It on J E R E F. O A N IE LS , of M el of M id Court at Sanford, File Number tr-iei-CP O F TH IS N O T IC E , lo file with describe the objection to the TURNBULL, ABNER AND lo haul cars. Will train. Sun application. Filing e written Seminole Cosnty, Florida, this 21— Personals IN RE: ESTATE OF the clerk of the above court a, DANIELS, Attorneys lor Plain- 10 day of March, 1*7. bell Aulo Carriers Ml Hwy . objection does not entitle you to 71— Help W anted 17 *2. DeBary,...... 305 6M S377 MARTY ELLEN LANDAKER. written statement of any claim till, whose address Is 147 West (CIRCUITCOURT SEAL) e Chapter 120. Florida Statutes, A LOVER'S KNOT Deceased or demand they may have. Each Lyman Avenue, Post Oltlce Box DAVIDN. IERRIEN E X P E R IE N C E D person to run Administrative Hearing. Only WEDDINOSBY DOT N O TIC E O F claim must j>e In writing and 100, Winter Park, Florida 317*0, As Clerk or the Circuit Court Independent automobile In ADMINISTRATION must Indicate the basis for the those parsons whose substantial on or before May 5th, 1*7, and Notary Public______131-1145 surance agency In Sanlord interests are elite ted by the Seminole County, Florida Employment The administration ol the claim, the name and address of tile tha original with the Clerk ot By: /s/ Jem Brfllent ALL ALONE7 Call Bringing oltlce. License preferred, bul application and who file a peti­ estate ol MARTY ELLEN the creditor or his agent or this Court either before service Deputy Oerk People Together. Sanford’s 323-5176 not necessary...... Call:457 0097 tion meeting the requirements LANDAKER, deceased, File attorney, and the amount on Plaintiff's attorney or Imme­ Publish: April 2, *, 14,21.1*7 most respected deling service fib 700 W. 25th St. G IR L F R ID A Y : For senior d ll ot Section 21 S.201, F.A .C ., may diately thereafter; otherwise, a Number *7 702-CP. Is pending In claimed. If the claim Is not yet D E N 27 since 1*77. Men over 50 (45% ten facility, must type, an the Circuit Court tor Seminole due, the date when If will obtain an Administrative Hear­ default will be entered against discount)...... I *00 *71 4477 ing. All timely filed written PASTE UP A R TIS TS swer phones, pleasant person County, Florida, Probalo become duo shall be stated. If you for the rellel demanded In CRISIS PREONANCYCTR. objections will be presented to Growing business forms manu­ allly. Computer exp helpful. Division, the address ol which It the claim Is contingent or unli­ the Complaint or Petition. Free Pregnancy Test, contlden the Board for Its consideration INTNE CIRCUIT facturer currently has 2 sec­ Needed Immediately. Apply lo Seminole County Courthouse, quidated, the nature of the WITNESS my hand end the Hal. Call tor appl...... 371-74*5 In Its deliberation on the COURT FOR SEMINOLE ond shill positions open. Must TOO W Alrpor) Blvd Sanlord North Park Avenue, Sanlord, uncertainty shall be stated. If seel ot M id Court on March 10, COUNTY, FLORIDA application prior lo the Board 1*7. have experience In past* up HIRING TODAYI Top Payl Florida 12771. The names and the claim Is secured, the securi­ CASE Nai7-«707-CA-**-O taking action on the application. (SEAL) 23— Lost & Found ruling, camera. A line nega­ Work al homo. No experience addrestas of the personal repre­ ty shall be described. The HILL FINANCIAL Oannlsa T. Kemp, Director DAVIDN. BERRIEN tive striping. Strong advan needed Write Collage In sentative and the personal rep­ claimant shall deliver sufficient SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, Division ol Records Clerk of the Circuit Court cement potential: good pay & dustrles, I407'i Jenhtni, resentative's attorney are tel copies of the claim to the clerk f/k/e R ED H ILL SAVINGS, FO U N D : Small black & white SI. Johns River Water BY: JaenBrlllent benefits. Apply In person al Norman. Oklahoma 73069 forth below. to enable the clerk to mail one A DIVISIONOF HILL dog. North Sanford area. Management District Deputy Clerk Continuous Forms A Chocks All Interested persons are copy to aach personal repre­ FINANCIALS.A., 33112*4...... evenings Publish: April 3,1*5 Publish: April 2.*.14,23,1*7 7140 Old Lake M ary Rd. HOSPITAL STAFFING required to file with this court, sentative. : Plaintiff, D E N 33 D E N 35 L O S T- 4 504 642 0091 ext. 1449, 7 days ...... near Lake M ary...... April 2,1*7. Land of Lakes. F L M U? you era required to sarva a copy ASSOCIATES! New or expert- Frances L. Ward, Child Care HOUSEKEEPING BRIAN OERREK /%/ ol your writen defentas. If any, encedl W* oiler outstanding L A N D A K E R As Personal Representative SUPERVISOR to II on RAYM OND L. BA LLO U , commissions A opportunities I Good benefits. Contact: 1(21 East Heather of the Estate of plalnflff't atfornay whoso C H IL D CA R E m y homo. Exp. In FIRST REALTY INC .....539 4M7 Tampa, FLM4I4 FRANK LITTLES, Hlllhaven Health Care Center addras Is 4tx> Cantral Avanue, child cere. Reteronces It CANVASSERS 44 4* hour. Go 950 Mellonvllle Ave. Attorney for Deceased Suite O, Sl‘ Petersburg, Florida needed. C a ll:...... 173 414* Personal Representatives: ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Ing door lo door. Will train Sanlord...... 322 4544 E .O .E . 11707 on or before M ay 4, 1*7, I W ILL BABYSIT your children C a ll:...... i...... 240 2733 JAMES A. BARKS REPRESENTATIVE: and Ilia tie original with tha INSTALLERS A HELPERS In m y home while you work, M wanted tor fireplaces, mirror, 1120W. First Street. SulteB CHARLES E.MEINER clerk of thb court either before CASHIERS WANTED, Im­ thru F. 415 week. Longwood A glass installation. Will train. Post Office Box ISM 11 Wall Street service on plaintiff's attorney or mediate openings. Apply at are*...... *31-5547 KOOS. French Ave. Em pire Glass...... 321 454* Sanford, F L 12772-1141 Orlando, FL12N1 fmmedlaely thereafter; Telephone: (MS) 121-1224 Telephone (10JI *42 5274 otherwise’# default will be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING! IRRIGATION INSTALLER or' Publish: April!.*, 1M7 Publish April 2, f, 11*7 •red against you for the Legal Notice Full-lim e. Salary •* bonuses Helper. Exp. required. Full DEN-24 DEN-20 rellel dertanded In the com­ ■:30 lo 5:30. time. Call:...... 322 *133 e Telephone Seles plain! or pdltlon. IN THE CIRCUITCOURT LAWN MAINTENANCE- Expo e Typing (Comp. exp. a plus) WITNES. DAVID N. BER FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. rience required. Full time. N O T IC E O F A P U B LIC H K A R IN O T O CONSIDER T H E R IE N , as.Clerk ot the Circuit FLORIDA # Must be good at spelling C a ll;...... 322 1133 ANNEXATION OF PROPERTY BY THE ADOPTION OF e Attention to details Court, erst the Mel ol M id PROBATE DIVISION LIFEGUARDS: Sanora Swim A A N O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E C IT Y OF Court, et the CourthouM et File Number (7-Hl-CP For more Information Pleas# Tennis Club. Part time. SAN FOR D, FLO R IO A . Call the Sanlord Herald, 373 Senlord, FOi-lda. Division Probata April June, lull lime: June Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be hold In the 2411 axl. I*. Ask for Carole (SEAL) INRE: ESTATEOF September. For interview call Commission Room at the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at March M, 1*7 Catherine Whit* Pearce, CLEANINO LADY, Tuesdays or 323T IM ...... or...... 321 2442 7:00 o'clock P M . on A pril 11, 1N7, to consider the adoption of an DAVIDN. BERRIEN Thursdays, * Jpm. General ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, numbered as follows: Deceased Clerk olthe Circuit Court N O T IC E OF housekeeping. Call 372 1026 LPM'S ORDINANCE NO. 1017 By: Jees Brlllent ADMINISTRATION leave message Part time II to 7 A 3 lo It shills Control Description of the area to bo annaxad and map I* as Publish: April 2, *, 14,23,1*7 Excellent working conditions follows: The administration of the CLERK TYPIST- Excel, typing DEN-2* Friendly atmosphere. Call: A portion of that certain proparty lying at tha Southeast corner of ANNEXATION REQUEST estate ol Catherine While skills required. Busy oltlce, Pearce, deceased. File Number growing company. Mon.-Frl. Better Living Center 4*9-5007 " Intersection of vacated Seaboard Coastline Railroad Rlght-of- A complete description by melee and bounds and a copy ol tha ...... E.O .E./M /F/H /V...... Way and Upsala Road. ordinance shall ba available at tha Office of tha City Clerk for all ■7-703-CP, Is pending In the Apply In person: Metal persons desiring to examine the same IN T H E C IR C U IT Circuit Court lor Seminole Manufacturing, Upsala Rd. oil MAINTENANCE All parties In Interest and d tlie n i shall have an opportunity to ba ’ CBURTFORTHB County, Florida. Probate Hwy. 44, Sanlord...... 322 4I9C SUPERVISOR heard at M id hearing. IIOHTEENTH Olvislon, the address ol which Is COME JOIN OUR TEAMI San Hands on type Individual needed By order ol the City Commission of the City ol Sanlord, Florida. JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT North Perk Avenue. Sanlord, lord Manufacturer seeks to supervise personnel in a A D V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC ! If a person decides to appeel a OF FLORIDA, IN AND Florida 13771. The names end Assemblers and Machine Op well established aluminum A decision made with respect to any matter considered al the above FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY addresses ol I he personal repre­ erators lor air conditioned copper fabrication operation meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of tha CASE NO. *7-A4*-CA-t*-0 sentative and I he personal rep­ plant. Starling at 44*7 hr. Must be proficient with proceedings. Including tha testimony and evidence, which record It OENIRAL JURISDICTION resentative's attorney are set Apply In person al: Moblllte, electrical and electro- not provided by the City ot Sanlord. (FS2M.0I05I I DIVISIO N forth below. 1101 Silver Lake Dr.. Sanford hydraulic controlled circuits H .N .T e m m , J r . ALLIANCE MORTGAGE All Interested persons are Equal Opportunity Employer with some knowledge ol City Clark COMPANY, required lo III* with this court. electronics. Ability to read PLAINTIFF, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF COOK- Some experience helpful. hydrallc diagrams a must Publish: March 12,1*. 24, and April 1,1*7 OEM-120 Apply al DeBary Manor, 40 N. vs. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Resume' and wage require ROY RICHARDSEGREST, THIS NOTICE: U) ell claims Hwy 17 n ...... EO E ments to Box 250, do Sanford NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE A SINGLE PERSON, against the estate end (7) any COSMOTOLOGIST OR Herald, PO Box 1657, Sanlord. ANNEXATION OP PROPERTY BY THE ADOPTION OP LAURIELYNN SEGREST, objection by an Interested R A R B E R I Have opening lor F L 37772 1457 AN O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E C IT Y O F two Call...... 3314114 SANFORD, FLORIDA. A SINGLE PERSON, parson on whom this notice was AN UNKNOWN TENANT!S), Notice It hereby given that a Public Hearing will ba held In the served that challenges the valid OATA ENTRY CLERK- Busy DEFENDANTS. Commission Room at tha City Halt In the City o< Sanlord, Florida, at Ity ol tha will, tha qualifications office, growing company. FOR ALL YOUR ol tha personal representative, 7:00 o'clock P.M . on April II, 1*7, to consider the adoption ol an NOTICE OP ACTION M on.-Frl. Apply In person. CONSTRUCTIVE venue, or jurisdiction ol Iho ordinance by tha City of Sanford, Florida, numbered as follows: Melal Manufacturing, Upsala TAX NEEDS... court. ORDINANCE NO. 1041 SERVICE-PROPERTY Rd. oil Hwy. 44. Sanlord. General Description ef tha area to ba annexed and map Is as TO: LAURIE LYNN SEGREST ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ 122*1*0 TAXSMITH 10*01 NAIL TYE PLACE TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL Idllows: • DIETARY AID- Pari lima. No PINEVILLE, NORTH A portion of that cartaln property lying between Airport Boulevard BE FOREVER BARRED experience necessary. Apply 8 3 4 -1 0 4 0 C A R O L N A 21114 Publication ot this Notice has A complete description by metes and bounds and ■ copy ot the and Bevter Road and lying between West Third Street and Jewell at DeBary Manor, 40 N. Hwy II llvpg, Including any un­ begun on March 24,1*7. 1 • S P .M . ordinance shall fat avalalablo at tha Office ot the City Clerk tor elf Lana. 17*2...... EOE known ip o u m ol said Defend- persons desiring to axamino the tame. Personal Representative: anl(s) I any ties* remarried /*/ Robert E. Pearce 01140'S PIZZA now hiring all All parties In Interest end cltlane shell have an opportunity to bo positions, I* yr*. or older. hoard at said hearing. and II any or all ol eald 220 Lekevlew Drive Defendants) are dead. Ihelr Sanlord. Florida 22771 Apply In person, K-Marl B y order of the City Commission ol the City of Sanford, Florida. respective unknown heirs, de- Attorney lor Pin*. 17 *24 A irport Bird., A D V IC E T O TH E P U B L IC :,If a penen decides to appeal a vlsees, grantees, assignee!, Personal Representative: decision made with respect to any matter considered at tha above TO A D ! N O W credit**, lienors, and trustee*, /s/ JA M E S A. BARKS sating sr hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of tha and all other parson* claiming Post Office Box 1544 ■ r O R A W Bcoodlnfs, Including tha testimony and evidence, which record le by, through, under or against Sanlord. Florida 32772-114* t provided by the City ot laniard. I F l 2*4.0165) tha natsed Defendant(s); and Telephone: 005)231-1224 H.N.Temm, Jr. tha aforementioned named Del- Publish: March 24 A April 2, City Clerk endani(t) and such ol Iho 1*7 TEUCTCDWVEB PubUdii March I t If,E h and April 1 ,1*7 O E M -lit aforemtntloned unknown De­ DEM-725 fendant! a* m ay ba Intents, HEAVY EQUIP. Incompetent* or otherwise not IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T — •ullurlt IN A N D FOR OPERATOR SEMINOLICOUNTY. * COSMSrONDENCE/ • - • Y O U A R E H E R CIY RESIDENT TEA1NING N O T IF IE D that an action has FLORIDA CASE MO. i *7-e**l-CA-e4C * LOCAL A NATIONAL JO* been csmmenced to ferecloM a H A C IM E N T ASSISTANCE IN R E : The Marriage at ■hortgaga on tha following real •FINANCIAL AID AVAIL CARMEN DEL VELLE property, tying and being situat­ * ACCREDITED MEMBER ed In fcmlnoto County, Florida, CHRISTENSEN MIRANDA, NNAC more particularly described a* Wlfe/Petittonar, ••MO XZBH KIPLQO NQXMP vs £> 645,3001 Lot f, Block A, SUNSET SANTOS ANGEL MIRANDA, a copy of fh§ Husband/Raspondenl. available. ordinance ehell ba avalalablo at tha Office of the City Clerk tor all MANOB, a Replat ol Leonard's J A L IA L RXSSXJ LN OXBX — Addition to Casselberry and a N O TIC E O F A C TIO N Mils tone*, personadMlrlng to examlna the same. TO: SANTOSANGEL quarters. LH^FL. A ll parttaa In interest and etttsone ehell have an opportunity to ba Replat et Lots IS and I* et Central Park In Casselberry, as MIRANDA A.C.T. Travwi fl ■XT UKNP XR MO hoard at **M hearing. 202* Las Palmas Circle I H .' tOO J erdarefNwCJty Comm I eeionel the City of Sanford, Florida. recorded In Plat Book •. Page 00 11 *4, P tillc Records ol Seminole Orlando. Florida 22*22 t. At V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC : If a person decides to appeal a Y O U A R E HEREBY JX M V 'N TXIO DM FAO * any matter considered at Nw above .Florida. a nmonly known as * NOTIFIED that tha above- a verbatim record of the named Petitioner, CARMEN Including the testimony and evidence, which record le Plaxa Oval Drive, Casselberry, OV1M." — OMLXIO OALSLQ. FtorkU 227Q7. DEL VELLE CHRISTENSEN net provided by tho City* of Sanford. ' trd.CFS ( P i *6.0105) This action hat boon filed M IR A N D A , has Iliad a Petition m tVKXH tOUJTKM: "Whan a Mo-gam* hunter H.N.Temm. Jr. tor the Dissolution ol Marriage ------i ha i...... City Clerk in the above-sty led Court, and Publish: March 12, t*, 24. and Aprils. tfS7 OEM-Ut qulred to aorvw g copy at your written defense*. II any, to It an you era commanded to atrve a Ph arm acist SHAPIRO, ROSE A FISHMAN, copy ol \four written defenses. It any, an tha Clerks' office ot the etiiMf BM M TT Street, Suita JQ2, above named Court on or before Mow Accepting Applications Tamp*. Florida SMSptOU. on or the 21st day ot April. IN 7, and tile tha original with the Clark ot For A Pharmacist In The [ m m * before April 21,1*7. and fife the ariglipi with the Clark of this this Court, either before service Seminole County Area. lWm Court either before service on ef the Petition or Immediately Plaintiff* attorney or Immedi­ thereafter j otherwise a default Starting Salary $39,Q00 + ately thereafter; afherwlse a m ay ba entered against you tor default will ba entered against tho rellol demanded In tha Dally Hours 9-6 PM ^*vSr-Sws.- fer tha relief demanded in Petition for Dissolution ef M ar C Complaint. rlegt. 42 hr. Work Week F WITNESS my hand and aaal WITNESS MY HAND AND of thl# Court on Iho 17th day of S E A L of the Court of Seminole Good Benefits Merck. 1*07. County, Sanlord, Florida this 17 (C O U R T S E A L ) day ot March, 1*7. Send Resume To David N. Berrien. CLERK (COURT SEAL) Circuit and County Courts DAVIDN. BERRIEN M a la I t e r w By:RuthKlng Clark of the Circuit Court Dsputy Clark By: Phyllis Forsythe K.W. CLACK Publidt: M arch I*. 24, April 2, *, Deputy Clerk P.0. BOX 15200 1*7 1 Publish: March If, 24, April 2, *, DEM-174 1*7 OetANPO, m . 32S5S

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KIT 'N* CARLYLE • by Larry Wright______Sanford Htrald. Sanford, Ft. Thursday, April 1,1 VST— SB 71— Help Wanted 73— Employment 115— Industrial W a n t e d Rentals JANITOR/LOADER- Part lime. 153— Acreage- 209— Wearing Apparel 217— Garage Salts 4 7 pm Apply in perwn 401 W. Lots/Sale llthSI., Sanforu.9 pm L.P.N, Available lor prlvele / IM ypOR. F.rTtjRi^. . ti.OjiWy-niXA&r. ~ 4 FORMAL ORES'CS duty. Nights only. Impecca ‘ "NFontj ,oooo * , ■> win 3 F A M IL Y - F rl A Sat 9.303. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC. \ tie tirres c m . i see a m t , Low cost. ble References. . 327 1610 dlv-dc. Lignt industrial. *2.00 Old quilts, invalid equ'ome- \ Electrical Hydraulic control No . h^ s At#* reasoN,.., Cal' .1^.771 7999 ..... tite r4 sq.tt. Brokers Invited misc. J 4I 1 Sanlord Ave n-*i, •• iytlem i Maintenance Call: ...... f..-* ;1 l9 6 * _ Blouses, slacks. Levis, Mechanic with at I . i yer-s i s e e .... 93- Rooms for Rer* sweater*, dresse : <• 17, experience needed tjr wo.i gooo condition, tl 00 per arti­ 2iv— Wanted to Buy eilabllihed Aluminum & H H P 7 » A ’ cle Call...... ) » 3*94 Copper fabricniton operation 117— Commercial FLORIDA HOTEL OREAT SANFORu ^CATION with experience, trouble Rentals MS Aluminum Cans..Newspaper Reasonable weekly rales ON E A S T 75lh SI 100 x130' ihoollng electrical A large Nun-Fvrrous Metals...... Olass 300 Oak Ave 777 9906 ZONED LIGHT INDUSTRI hydraulic systems Electronic 211— Antiques/ KOKOMO ...... ,171-1199 AL 350 000 WITH TERMS. background helpful. Wage hit FURNISHED- Large kllchen OFFICES: 700 A 1000 sq It. in growing Towns Debary area BUILD TO SUIT. OR Collectibles • i B U Y O L D * lory, resume A wage re elte. S93 weekly. Rooms 4 *60 *70 weekly. All util paid POSSIBLE TRADE Quills ..Crocks ...... Linans ■■ qulrementt to box P.O. Box A ...... Teddy Bears...... 377 4103 7137. Sanlord, FI. 31777 1137 **S *030...... or...... 371 6943 KEN A RUTH’S ANTIQUE LARGE CORNER LOT AT I9TH JUNK A WRECKED CARS M A IN TE N A N C E , houiekeeplng LONOWOODi Room with 121— Condominium M IN I M A L L opens April 4th privala bath, laketront home. AND PARK AVE ZONED Running or not, top prices A grounds personnel needed Come In to see us A register Mature. M3 wk. Call....332 4904 Rentals FOR UP TOSUH'TS. *43.000 _pa^d;_Free£kk_ug_371>27S ^__ r tor a KM bed heallhcare laclll- for Free Dinner tor 7. IM0 N. Roommate. Rm., private en Hwy. 427, Lonqwoed....117-1139 ly In Lake M ary. Send name, 17*’ FRONTING ON 2nd ST, AT PINE RIDGE CLUB. 1 bdrm . 223— Miscellaneous address A phone number lo S terance, kit. facilities. *700 RAILROAD OVERPASS OFF mo., share util, exp. 377 3094 appliances, pool, tennis, secu Murray. 1097 Sand Pond Rd.. AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD rlty. *330 mo...... 321 1246 Lake M ary, F L 3374*______• THE VILLAGE A R E A ZO N ED C 3. . *75.000 B U Y S E L L ...... TRADE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. 33 REASONABLE SANFORD: 7 bdrm . 7 balh, 213— Auctions MOST ANYTHING people. Roofers A laborers WEEKLY RATES luxury condos. Pool, tennis, 40 ACRES FRONTING ON WE'VE MOVEDII Laborers no experience nec e MAID SERVICE 32) 4307 washer/dryer. sec. *473 Mo DOYLE ROAD IN OSTEEN BOB'S AUCTION 19)7 S. F R E N C H A V E . essary. Roofers need 5 yrs Landarama Fla.. Inc. 171 1736 *160.000 OR W ILL SUB EVERY MONDAY NIGHT H U EYS CROWN PAWN311 *766 experience A tools...... Call: 97— Apartments DIVIDE 10 ACRES OR 7PM. REAROF BOBS USED 373 7473 between 9am A 4pm 141— Homes for Sale MORE GREAT TERMS FURNITURE ...... 141*17 97 231-Cars Furnished / Rent WE BUY HOUSEHOLDS NOW HIRING 1 (')> ACRE TRACTS 311 7)30...... or...... 311-7947 Experienced Sewing Machine PASTURELAND OR Bad Credit? No Credit? Operators wanted on all SANFORD- Large 2 bdrm. with ENERGY REALTY BRIDGES AND SON fireplace A tronl porch, newly 141— Homes For Sale 141— Homes For Sale WOODED TRACTS IN OR W E F IN A N C E operations We otler paid hall 111 N. COUNTRY CLUB RD. Auction every Thursday 7 PM. painted SIOO wk 4 *330 securl ANGE CITY AREA FROM W ALK IN ...... DRIVEOUT days, paid vacation, health 113-393* ty C a ll:...... 373 7369 *19.500 W ITH TER M S WE BUY ESTATES! NATIONAL AUTOSALES care plan, and modern air SANFORD, 4 br., 3 ba., I car Sanlord Ave A I7lh SI....37I 4073 Furns Apts, to r Senior Citliens HIDDEN LAKE: 3 bdrm., 7 garage, good cond. *45.000. Hwy 46 ...... 373 7*01 conditioned plant. Piece work balh, 3 yrs. old, corner lot. 2 ONE ACRE WITH POND ON FORD EXP: 1991 Automatic, rates. Will train qualified 311 Palmetto Ave. Assumable mlg ...... 493-4300 LAKE MARY BLVD *50 000 J . Cowan. No Phone Call* _Att\vo<>d car garage, cathedral a ir . 1 1 300 or besl offer applicants SanDel ceilings, *64,400...... 1710333 n f ai inns SELLER WILL H O L D Call...... 693 9749 Manufacturing. 7740 Old Lake PARTIALLY FURNISHED. I G r o u p , MORTGAGE Mary Rd., Sanford...... 331 3010 bdrm. apt. near laketront. 215— Boats and HO NDA OX 1390: 13 . 2 dr . *773 mo. + sec...... 321 3190 1 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD Accessories hatchback 3 sp . stereo, new NUR SES: CNA, Physical Ther STEMPER radlals *310 down...... 331 )670 aplsts, A Live Ins urgently SAN FO R D t bdrm.. apt., with JAMES LEE WITH SMALL LAKE IN G E N E V A 375.000 PONTIAC. 1996. Grand Am. *700 needed. Call: Care At Home lenced yard, complete privacy BASS BOAT, 14 II. w/traller, 30 774 11 S3...... EOE. 767-0606 A take over payment*. Exc. *93 week + *700 sec.....373 7769 HP Mercury A trolling molor H I \ I 1 4 > l< (TALKING HOUSE) 5 ACRES. GENt-VA AREA OFF condition...... l i t 1303 NURSES AIDE: All shifts, SAN FO R D 1 bdrm .. apt. Close OSCEOLA ROAD *25.000 ♦ other accessories 377 *499 exp'd. or certified only. Apply to downtown *93 week + *700 UNIQUE A SPACIOUSI 1317 OSC EO LA OR TE R M S A V A IL A B L E ‘93 SEARAY SRV 710. Fresh Lakeview Nursing Center This custom home hat 3 321-7823...... Em . 323-0809 233— Auto Parts sec. Includes utilities...323 7769 Tune your AM radio lo 1050 water boat. Immaculate con 919 E .2 n d St...... Sanlord bdrm., with 3 fireplaces LAKE MARY: Huge corner, and hear the details ol this 3 dilion. Only 71 Ins with many / Accessories located on an ovarslied shaded lot. 1 bdrm., 7 balh, OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR- 99— Apartments wooded lot. Includes family br, 2 ba home. Price S95.000 extras. Full canvas top. 1997 Sanlord area Insurance screened porch, many extras Tandem wheel, custom made room/kltchon combination Wallace Cress Realty, Inc. GOOD USED MOTORS agency seeks Intelligent Indl Unfurnished / Rent SAN FO R D bdrm .. 7 bath CB float on tra ile r $14,300 wllh full brick F P and much ______311-0377______1 and transmissions vidual lor data entry, tiling, more. Also a screen enclosed home, central heat A air. 5 E IG L E R Serious Inquires I 795 9)03 LO O -A-Fram e, », complete on 7 C all...... 371 7734 mall, computer printer pool. *103,000. Call today Only...... *44,900 APTS TO COME HOME TO acres 7.300 sq.ft. + , *15.000. operations and other ollica Linda Keeling. G R I. Real REALTY Quiet, single story living with Terms, Owner/Brker. 373 7640 duties. Cash handling/leller lor/Assoclale 1 BEDROOM, )'i bath, cb 235— Trucks / experience A general office energy saving features, t A 7 home, Dreamwold (action, 217— Garage Sales bedroom apartments with at Buses / Vans experience helplul Good TOWNHOME LUXURY! F H A or V A .O n ly...... *34,900 lie storage A private patios company benefits...... 373 >797 This 2 bdrm., 2'j balh brick SANFORDCOURTAPTS. BIG YARD SALE: Saturday OFFICE HELP Pari time. An and wood lownhouse Is a mi toii uii hiio 7 BDRM., 1 BATH FRAME LUND April 4 A Sunday April 3, 776 MAZDA B7000:'93, Longbed 3391 S. SAN FO R D AV E swer phone, type, data entry charm. Tastefully decorated i c x t / % t o) »I NON Owner financing...... *79,900 Washington Ave.....Lake M ary with topper, air, am/tm. 323-3)91 ext. )H *4950 ...... Call:373 4973 . T l Prof, tile. Possible full time throughout with fully mir­ V y ia ai*ii*i p u n CARPORT SALE: 3 lamlly ZONEO MR-1- Extra large 3 later. TO lo 73 hours a week. GREAT LOCATION rored wall and corner brick children's A misc. 9am pm, PETERBILTt *64, 270 Cum '. bdrm .. H i bath, Adult care, 3Zh0b40 4 New olllce. good working Attractive 7 bdrm,, I balh, fireplace In living room. Sal. Arpll 4l h .....301 Vihlen Rd rnlngs, IS sp Irons., needs • environment. Apply In person. single story duplex on bus Breakfast bar separates large daycareorduplex use..1*5.000 FOUR FAMILY CARPORT paint. *4500 PETERBILT; 139 Commerce Way, Sanlord. line, large pool, water, sewer kitchen and living area. 3 OCALA NATIONAL FOREST '71, 790 Cal eng.. IS sp. deep ' SALE, lots ol lurnllure. an paddle tans. Privacy fenced STENSTROM LARGE 3 bdrm., 7 bath CB. High and dry wooded lots. reduction trans. *9300..377 4433 ‘ ‘ O P P O R TU N ITIE S open for full A trash pick up Included. liques. lots ol mlsc., 3979 xii——— —— ,1* patio wllh garebo. Call today. Good area, large Fla. room. Mobile home, cabin, camping A part lime teachers In a Separate adult section, re County Rd Rt. 437. F rl A Sat. *33,900. Sandy Mandla, ...... *57,500 O.K. Hunting and fishing trend selling. Preschool - Child tirees welcome. Ask about our 9...... until? 238— Vehicles V Care Corp Love ol children a move In SP ECIAL. Broker/Salesman______REALTY, INC. S3.450 w / *130 dn.. *63 71 PAOLA- Lake Markham Rd. 3 must. Exp A education a plus, SH EN AN D O AH V IL L A G E BY OWNER- Idyllwllde. 3 br.. 2 monthly...... (904 ) 2)6 4379 days FRI. A SAT. 10 3 Clothes, Wanted REALTORS bdrm., 2 balh. Owner will help books, toys, bikes. 110 Tanger but we wilt provide training APARTMENTS ...... 173-2920 ba., great rm., Ilreplace. or...... (9041 417 7439 eves. Sanford’s Sales Leader with new financing...... *31,900 Ine Dr„ Ravenna Park______and education...... 373 >433 paddle fan*, Irg. fenced yard, SAN FO R D : Bring your horses A W E P A Y T O P ** lor wrecked GR0VEVIEW VILLAS LOCH ARBOR AREA. 46 A A ORDERLIES. Full time 3 tl. lots ol trees, excellent build your dream home on this cars-trucks We Sell guaran 7000 Lake Mary Btvd. WE USTANDSELL H ID D E N L A K E - Old secllon. Idyllwllde Dr. blks. E . ol P a rt tim e 11-7. M ust be neighborhood, assumable lit. 2 ' i acre mini estate Close to 6 DON'T RENT...Until you see MORE PROPERTY THAN Large 3 bdrm., 7 balh double Mayfair Goll Course. Frl. A leed used parts. A A A U TO certified. Good benefits A *93,300, 323 9374 att. 6______boating A llshing...... *16,900 S A LV A G E of DaBary..U* 4097 Sanlord's most spacious 2 ANYONE IN NORTH garage...... *49.900 Sal. 9am tit 7 40 yrs ol tine atmosphere. Apply Debary B Y O W N ER , Spacious home, JoAnn Tompkins Properties b d rm , 2 balh apts...... 371 0394 SEMINOLE COUNTY collectibles. Antique glass, Manor. AO N Hwy 17 97. 2/1 . living room, dining room, BUILDING LOTS ...From *4.000 Inc. REALTOR ...... 160 3177 N IC E S T I A 2 bdrms. In pictures, pottery, tine china, DeBary 6*9 4426...... EOE kllchen, porch A carporl on 1.5 ACRES. 700 tl. Ironlage X Sanford. All appls., can. h/a, crystal, silver A other mlsc. large shady lol...... 373-1031, 3 7 377, cash or terms, by owner, PAINT SEALANT new carpet A paint, blj INVESTORS LOOKI 7 bdrm., I 1.IACREINOENEVA . *32,000 *97,000 Located on Old Lake MOVINOSALE: Sat 9 lo 3 700 TECHNICIAN rooms. S333 to *470 Open Sat. BY O W N ER - 3/7. corner lol, balh house on large lot, toned Mary Rd oil 75th. 323 0110 W 15th St Encyclopedias. EARN UP TO *13.39 HR. No A Sun., 7pm pm, 7013 Sanlord paddle Ians, attic Ian, cen. GC-2, owner may hold mlg. WE HAVE RENTAL HOUSING BUY HERE 4 dining room set, A mlsc Items. experience necessary. For full Ave...... C all:669 3673 h/a, apple trees A grape wllh substantial down pay CALL ANYTIME or part positions call vines. Great Iocallon...372-7799 ment...... I I I .900 R E A L T O R ...... 371-4991 SANFO RD- Large I household O N E BDR M ., newly decorated 157-Mobile ...... I 913 9967131...... V E T E R A N S garage sale F rl A Sal 9am 4 Pool, all appl. Inc. pm W. 26th St. Freeier, PART TIM E Educational DEBARYl 2 bdrm., I bath NO DOWNPAYMENT Homes / Sale 103 PAY HERE washer/.dryer, 1 celling tans. lurnllure. loots, clothes, Director for Child Care Cnlrs. tiome, double lots, screened 3 bdrm., 3 balh, garage, 1 yr. lease. *373 1st. last, *100 NO MONEY DOWN. Assume household goods. A more ____ Exp. A BS Degree In early porch, central H/A, dining c/h/a, lakeview...... *39,900. sec, dep-nopel*. 371 0621 Q n t u if c , mortgage’ . Beautiful 24x60, 3 childhood a must...... 373 9433 room, additional bldg, lot Y A R D S A L E : Rained out. Iry LOW SAN FO R D 7 hr . 7 ba . all appl . available...... *45.000 bdrm . 7 balh. living A family Ing agalnl Sal. 4/4. 9am 7pm PBX/ACCOUNTINO CLERK, w/d, Irg. unit, w/w carpet, room, family secllon .311 4990 h: Prefer title exp. Apply in ...... 206 Dogwood D r...... c/h/a, Irg. pool. 373 9363. 3163 JUNE PORZIG REALTY, INC PEACEFUL SETTINOI 3 DOWN PAYMENT person only Courtesy Used CALL BART 14 S K Y L IN E , 14 X*60, 7 bdrm .2 Y A R D S A LE: Sal April 4th, t Mo Lease, no pets. *363 Pep bdrm., IW bath home, bn., tome extras, 115.500 Cars. 3319 S. H w y. 17 92, N E A T 3 bdrm. home on 3 tree REAL ESTATE day blltr Furniture, mlsc ol • THE VILLAGE screened porch. Inside utility, great cond.. spill plan, shed. GOOD CRLD'T BAD * Sanlord. Mrs. Hammers______shaded lots, near downtown. R E A L TO R 371-749* all types Good buys, too split plan, new awning, over Musi sell quickly...... 371 5074 BFFIC.IA1BDRM.APTS, P rice:...... us.oOo SkogenCt.lolt Upsala Road I RHONE SOLICITORS • FURN. B UNFURN. tlldlng glass doors,...... *49,990 N O ' , , L l > ‘Monday through Friday, BE A W ILL IA M S O N ....311-4761 • P A Y W E E K L Y T4f— Commercial Y A R D SALB , Sat. A Sun. tarn 7 NO IN ! M U SI 3:30pm to 1:30pm. Positive PINECREST AREAI 3 bdrm., 1 181— Appliances Elec. IBM lypewr Iter perlect 323-4507 LAROE OLDER HOME IN Property / Sale atiitude A pleasant phone balh home, screened porch, / Furniture llvlngroom, bedroom A dining voice Is all you need! Experi­ UNFURNISHED One bedroom THE COUNTRY. 3 bdrm., 2 well, central H/A, dining araa. room sets., misc furniture A bath. 190x133 It. lot, wllh ence helplul. but not neces­ apt., water Included. No pelt, large bedrooms, equipped APPR AISALS A N D SALES odds A ends 1979 Datson B7I0, sary. Call 377 7611 between Call alter 4 pm ...... 377-1469 plenty of garden space. Quiet kllchen...... *53,300 BOB M. BALL. JR. P.A..C.S.M, ALTERNATIVE T.V. A APPL. 1974 Dodge P U Club Cab area....;...... *37,500 S:30am A3:30pi R E A L T O R ...... 313-41)1 79*6 Hwy. 17-91 1973 Honda Cycle 750CC IJU n fARS B E A W ILL IA M S O N ....133-4761 1114 S. Myrtle Ave...... Sanlord A%.\ PRESSROOM H E L P E R N E A T AS A PIN I 1 bdrm.. Hi Florida...Virginia...Maryland ______717-3000 ______■y Growing business forms menu RIDOEWOOD ARMS APT* balh, laketront home, B E D R O O M S E T- boys. oak. 1*04 S. Holly Avt.. Saturday A ONE OF SANFORD'S Mott C A S S E LB E R R Y : I acre toned i ; i ‘i \ mwv 1 ' lecturer currently has a sec­ BAMBOO COVE APTS. screened porch, large storage dresser, desk, hutch, chest, Sunday. 9am 3pm. Children's Gracious I This 3 bdrm. home PR 1. *93,000. W. Matlciowskl ond shift position open In I he MOVE IN SPECIAL bldg., adjacent 9.S acres clothes A lots ol mlsc. Items SANFORD j/j.M VI Is great for family who loves Realtor...... 111-7993 etc. *400. Call ...... 373 4494 mtg. area. No exp nec. will On I year lease, you gel I available...... *64,000 entertaining. Large rooms LARRY'S MART. 115 Sanlord train right candidate. Strong month ol your choice (reel throughout, quarry tlla family Ave New/Uted turn A appl. advancement potential. Good 2*90 Ridgewood Ave...... 723-6470 RAMBLEWOOD HOME!.] 157-Mobile room, fireplace, big dining Buy/5ell/Trade. 311 4137. pay A benefits. Apply In MO E. Airport Bl...... 121-64*1 bdrm ., 7 balh, spill plan, walk INCOME TAXES room, backyard w/ferrauo Homes / Sale SEARS KENMORE Heavy duty person at Continuous Forms A In closets, screened porch, 4 Checks, 7260 Old Lake Mary patio A brick BBQ. Datached fireplace, central H/A, eat-ln washer, like new. *173 Sears . t garage. A must at *67.300. CASSELBERRY 17 X 65. 7 br . I Kenmore apt sin- stove, like FIGURED FREE . I Rd., Sanlord...... 321-6212 1 bdrm., I balh...... *333 mo kitchen, dining room, much If B E A W ILL IA M S O N ....321-4741 balh on 90 X 100 lol, lenced new, smoke colored oven door, PRODUCTION SCHEDULER 7 bdrm . l>x bath...... SIM mo m orel...... *72,900 back yard App value *30.300. *173. Flrgldaire drop in For growing manufacturing Bring Us Your Incoms Tax Rtturns • Central Heat A Air NOW H E A R TH IS I 7 nice tree musl selll *77,000 or besl electric range with sell plant. Experienced only. Good • Pool A Laundry FAMILY ORIENTEDI 4 bdrm., We’ll Figure Them FREEH shaded acres In Lake M ary. 7 balh home, pool, (pi., lenced oiler...... 37? 37U cleaning oven . 175...... 740 1097 benefits. Call 377 1190 for FRANKLIN ARMS Fenced w/horie stall A pad Use Your Refund As Your rear yard, extra larga Matter FAMILY SPACES AVAILABLE Interview______1170 Florida Avt, dock. Custom built home wllh br.. central H/A, large eat In Carriage Cove Mobile Home Down Payment — Drive Home Today QUALITY CONTROL 121-6650 185— Computers 7 car garage, lenced .. *112,000 kltchenl...... 179.000 Park. Come see us 111 INSPECTOR- Minimum 7 yrs. 2 BDRM. I upstairs, 1 BEA WILLIAMSON....111 4762 Why Wall I We’ve Gol Your Dealt exp. with circuit board, must Ortgory Mobile Homes..311-3109 Umltftd offtr < Eipirtt April IS, 1M7 downstairs. 611 Park Ave. No ALL THE AMENITIESI 3 PC TURBO XT. 10 MHD, IFD, know color code Permanent pels 371 4616.....or...... 79* 423* SANFO RD. Near hospital and HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL- Low bdrm ., 2 balh home, 1 wells, 640K. KB, M N TR . I YR W TY . position. Never a fee! dn., non qualifying assumable Lake Monroe. Beautiful 5 greenhouse, nursery business, New, 11255 Cal I 695 3239 acres with artesian mortgage. Mobile home on 7 completely lenced and land 103— Houses w e ll...... *75,000 acres. In Osteen...... *32.300 TEMP PERM****«•■*•••*(260-5100 scaped, workshop, central Unfurnished / Rent B E A W ILL IA M S O N ....123-4762 Eggar's A Reynolds Really 193— Lawn & Garden R N ‘S, LPN'S, CNA'S H/A, and lots morel ....*175.000 ______4*1 4441 ______U S E D C A N S (ALL PART TIME) M A N A T E E : 91. 14 x 56 7 br. I 'j MURRAY RIDING MOWER. Contact: D E L TO N A , Large 3 bd. P i balh ______322-8678______RIVER PROPERTYI 3 bdrm.. 2 J2I9 S HWY 1792 — SANFOHU ba Set up In trailer park Used as demonstrator II HP. Hlllhaven Health Care Center new carpet, garage screened D U P L E X - Needs TLC , owner balh home over 1(00 sq It., 5 Ready lo move In *10.300 36“ cut. 3 sp electric start. SANFORD 323 2123 ORLANDO 42f> 90MB 930 Mellonvllle Ave. room, fenced back. *373 1st, financing ...... *39.300 acres. Ilreplace, family 323 *390 between 9am A 3pm 1700tlrm Call. 373 3670 Sanford...... 322 9366 E .O .E , last A sec...... (904)799 3436 room overlooking river, en|oy llshing, skiing, boating and I RN's, Needed lor 3 II A 11-7 FOR SALE OR L E A S E , good more...... *197.300 shifts N E W P A Y R A TE S with terms can be arranged 2 br . BATEMAN REALTY salary com men sura ling with L.R.. Kitchen, O.R., Family Lie. Real Etlale Broker ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES! 4 experience. Geriatrics and/or rm., 110 Country Club Circle. 2640 Sanlord Ave. CONSULT OUR bdrm., 2 bath home on 5 + charge nurse experience Call 377 1797 tor appl 321 0759...... 321-2257 acre*, pool, Income producing helplul but not required. • • * IN DELTONA • • * ______Attar hour* 711-7643______fernery business, large family Contact DeBary Manor, I to • a HOMES FOR R EN T•* room, central H/A. and the 4pm, Mon. Frl. lor appoint FIRST REALTY INC. * • 374-14)4 a • list goes on I ...... *247,000 moot. 661 4426...... EOE R E S P O N S IB LE m arried cou LONOWOOD ...... 3)9-6*97 S C H E D U LE R - Need organised, pie. 33 yrs. or older, no FORECLOSURE PROPERTY. detailed person with at least 3 bd., 1*? balh. block const., RSKS SERKEIISTIM children, no pels. *113 mo -f one year office exp. In Fla. *100 sec. references 372 3117 clean. *43.000...... 371 2379 NON RESIDENTIAL AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Non Smokers only. Send re SANFORD OH Lake Mary OREAT FAMILY HOME- 3/2 sume to Box 734, c/o The Blvd . Clean. 3/1, with appll spilt with privacy lence, (am i­ Sanlord Herald, P.O. Box ances. screened porch, Ige. ty room, great condition, on 160 ACRES - OSTEEN, 3 acre 1657, Sanlord 37772______lenced yard, *430 discounted, Cul De Sac. Price to sell quick parcels, agriculture, owner fi­ SCREEN PRINTER. Apply In sec. Call 321 4793 after 3 Alan B. Johnson, Re/Max nancing. *11.500 - *39,500. To List Your Business... Unlimited, 3114101 or 149 2000 Call: Red Morgan, person at Florida Screen S A N FO R D : 2 bdrm., screened Broker/Salesman Services or Call...... 139 93*9 porch, a/c, appliances, no Dial-322-2611 or 831-9993 SECRETARY/Receptlonist- pets. *393 mo Owner/broker DANCE STUDIO! Newly re Lake M ary. Mortgage exp. I* Call:)?) 1167...... o r...... 311 0493 ii\i i iu \i n l modeled, olllce, kllchen, rest *4 helplul. 30 30 hr. per week. SANFORD: 2 bdrm., lanced leading to lull time. 373 9990 rooms 1170,000. Call LIN O A back yard. Kids A pet O K. it t:\i/ro i( M O R G AN , Realtor/Assoclata STARTNOW 2317 Princeton Ave. *363 mo. %$ Walk and get paid! Help update r dep...... 699 4791 after 6pm *1,300 down A *470 PER MO. OREAT INVESTMENT OP­ the Sanford Lake M ary City Electrical Landscaping SMALL HOUSE: Prefer elderly P .l.T .I. on this Immaculate 3 PORTUNITY! 6 4 acres toned Accounting A Nursing Care Directory. No selling. No couple, no children, no pels. bdrm.. Px bath homa! lor 13 units per acre, over 300 Tax Service OAS ELECTRIC ...... 77*6*39 experience we train. Apply Call...... 371 0793 C/H/A! Built In aquarluml THORNE LANDCLEARING OUR RATES ARE LOWER II. road tronl. Ideal location New A Remodeling: additions. 9-noon; R.L. Polk A Co. 7910 S. New carpet! Fenced! New Loader and Iruck work/septlc Lakeview Nursing Cantor lor mulll residential. *395,000. HUBERTPEARCE Ians, security, lights, timers. Orlando D r., Sanlord, Sun rooll Cedar trim throughout tank sand. Freeest. 177 343) *1* E. Second St., Sanfard «• 105— Duplex- Call Terry Llvle. Realtor/ Exp. Income T 9 1 Service A all electric service. Quality Bank Bldg, (2nd lloor).....EOE home! Sailer will pay all Associate ___^77^707 ^ ^ ^ ^ u <__ ^ J )i0029lor*pgL^_ Service...... Licensed A Bonded TR U SS A SSEM B LER S A Triplex / Rent closing costs lor buyerl ■<>%. Landscaping EXP. FORKLIFT OPERATOR 30 yr*...... *49,900 HISTORIC COMMERCIAL Paper Hanging Additions 8 BO O UESI Expl Professional 1 %• Apply In person. Lowe's Truss P R O P E R TY I 71.900+- sq f t , «• ALL THE Convanlances yeu Remodeling General Services Lawn A Garden Malnl A chain PAPER HANGING A PAINT i* Plant, 2901 Aileron Clr. (San PRICE RIOHTI Lrg 1 bdrm. 7 lot approx. 59.14* sq. %• lord Airport Industrial Park need! Qulaf Community bath home w/huge family saw work, mulch, Spring ING (Interior Exterior) %* It ...... S430.000 B.E. LINK CONST. VAN LIMO SER. to airport, Spacious 2 br. duplex, c/h/a. room I Formal dining room! clean upl Free Esfl 17) 9197 Res. A comm. 13 years exp. »» Call John Butner, Remodeling...... 305 377 7079 attractions, day charters, etc. »• ★ *★ ★ ***★ ★ ★ screen porch...... 311 9119 C/H/AI Fenced yardl New MITCHELLS LANDSCAPING Free Estimates. Call: Roy I* Broker/Salesman Financing...... Lie >CRC00067I 1079 (AMs/eves). or 771 CASSELBERRY- Townhouse/ rooll Easy terms! Only 495 Design, Installation, malnte Taylorat ...... 371 401) 1* WORK IMMEDIATELY 1994. alter beep give messaqe I* Duplex. 2 bdrm .. I 1* bath, ...... *49,900 ...... K A L CONSTRUCTION CO. nance, sod, mulch, clean ups l» N E E D M E N A W O M E N NOWI 371 010), Quallty/Reas 25 yrs 1 * kids okay. *473 mo. Call: • G E N E V A O SCEO LA R D .« WE DO IT ALLI Call 377 5714 Roofing experience In area. Licensed 760 1711 ...... or...... 339 9496 ZONED FOR MOBILESI 323-5774 Home Improvement ROOF REPAIRS U f O R F O R C I N ICE 2 bdrm . I balh. a/c. 1606 H W Y. 17-91 3 Acre Country tracts. Lawn Service sees s u i m i Experienced In all types T* washer/dryar hook up. 9)30 * Well treed on paved Rd. Carpentry CARPENTRY BY EODAVIS SAN L A N TA . Sanlord's newest BARRIER’S Lendicapingl 7am tolpm. Call...... 111 6673 deposit. C a ll:...... 377 3336 70% Down. 19 Yrs. at I7%t REMODE LI NG/RE NOVATION dailT m y single (amity development. ALL TYPES Of Carpentry. Irrlg., Lawn Cara, Res A 1 BDRM, 7 ba. w/w, cent. H/A, From *19.3001 Large A small jobs welcome. Work Assignments Construe by McKee Dcvel Remodeling L home repairs Comm. 321 7946. F R E E E S TI Lie. Sanlord res 371 0462 Tree Service • t. • Daily • Weekly a Monthly w/d hook up. all kitchen appl. opment 57 nicely treed lots. CALL ANY TIME Call Richard Gross 171-3971. \) after 4 pm, no pets 321 1469 COMPLETE HOME REPAIR OEORGE'S LAWN CARE .4 32M590 141 2 A 3 br models FHA/VA RICHARDS CARPENTRY Reasonable prices ECHOLSTREESERVICE Financing starting In low 50's Door...... window...... cabinets Frt* Efttlnultftl Low Prk«it NOFEE NOFEE II yrs In Central Florida Call now to reserve service Cali Russtll at 774 6396 Uc lnt...Stump Grinding,Too! 115— Industrial Joanne Prince R EM A X 109 n. CalL^^^^^^^^llllTI? Freeest. .177 0901 really Inc. I l l 7i63.or.479-4l30 PLUM BING. Elactrica 1. I l l 222tday or nitt QUALITY LAWN SERVICEI 6* W O RKERS N E E O E D I If you Rentals 322-2420 carpentry. Free estimates **L#f tht Profanion#18 do lt#>. •,» SAN FO R D : New F H A homes. 1 Cleaning Service Time to Thalch, Fertilize A need steady work paid daily. Call B o ...... 773 1312 4* bdrm., 2 bath, concrete block. Clean up Free Est.....171 0719 STUMP GRINDING .» Call Sam after 3 pm .....377 7336 COMMERCE PK. New 1700 7900 Low down. 1% m tg ...... *33.900 JJ QUALITY CLEANINO, Insured Free Estimates 4* "S U N N Y S " Mow. edge. trim, sq.tt. *1.00 sq It. E x. loc. Call...... 699 2100 321-2720 Malnt . Janitorial L Maid Call ...... fU 7SOI Landclearing planting, mulching SPRING 37) 3990 or Eves 349 3963 Service, 671 3305 A 760 6953 SANFORD/LAKE MARY- Musi Spec. F ree esl 372 7*79 73— Employment sell I 3/7. must see to appreci S A N F O R D -Lease 3000 sq ft on Call loll fret 1-800 323-3720 L N J f T Y BACK H O E . Dump Iruck. Bush Wanted busy hwy. Industrial, ale *53.900 E v e s ...... 37) 594) hog. Box blading and Discing Masonry warehouse, commercial, or SAN FO R D - 2 bdrm ., I bath, 1565 PAR K A V E ...... Sanlord Call 377 1906 or . 377 9)13 otc Will remodel to suit te tot Lk. M ary Blvd...... Lk. Mary WASHING A IRONING cent. h/a. near Seminole BUSH HOG. Box Blading. Dis Concrete Slabs, drives, patios A u m u N i nant. From *937.30 per mo County laketront oltlces. 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*B— Sanford Herald. Sanford, FI. Thursday, April 2,1917 Analysts Say Prime Rate NATION Hike Eases Fed's Burden WASHINGTON (UPI) — Private banks did what "The Fed Is not tliCT* roollsli." lie said. IN BRIEF BLTHEL. Onlo (UPI) - An the Federal Reserve could not do when- they Louis Crandall, an economist . 1th Richard aspirin*- w iiitr who became ihe raised ‘ hcl: prime lending rates, an annual said Wrlghtson and Associates of New York, said the first person to walk around, the Wednesday. Fed actually "went out of its way" Tuesday to let Marines Were Warned Of Sexual globe alone says his Economic forecaster Michael Evans and other It be known Its Federal Open Market Committee Entrapment By Soviet Spies 21,000-mile trek through 20 experts also said the Fed's Board of Governors Is meeting wasn’t producing any changes. countries convinced him that unlikely to change monetary policy In the near Evans. Grnmley. Crandall and Allen Sinai of WASHINGTON (UPI) — Security personnel were acutely “ this is a compassionate future, because any loosening of the money Shearson-Lchman Brothers in New York all said aware of the vulnerability or U.S. Embassy guards In w orld." supply could trigger Inflation, while a tightening the banks had powerful concerns of their own Moscow to sexual entrapment by spies and repeatedly After four years, four pairs of action would be more than the weak U.S. that supersede any need to second-guess the Fed. warned the young Marines about It. a top State Department boots and an estimated 40 economy could stand. Among those worries arc Brazil’s decision to ofTlclal says. million steps. Steve Newman. The Fed’s Federal Open Market Committee, suspend Interest pnymentson Its loans, they said. In an Interview with United Press International, 32. completed his Journey which decides how light or heavy a touch the "What the banks did Is Irrelevant for the Fed." Assistant Secretary of State Robert Lamb, director of the Wednesday by returning to the agency should have on the economy, was Sinai said. "The Fed Is In a no-change sltuatlpn.” Bureau of Diplomatic Security, said officials have been arms of his mother in his meeting Tuesday when Citibank and Chase Gramlcy said he expects the Increased prime “ stunned" by the revelations at America’s most sensitive hometown, about 35 miles east Manhattan raised the prime rate to 744 percent rate will have a minor Impact on Fed thinking. diplomatic outpost and sec “ a very serious breach of of Cincinnati. from 7Vi percent. Their move — the first rate "Now that short term rates have gone up. will security." Officials o f the town o f 2,200 change since -last August — was matched that effect the discount rate? The answer Is ’no."’ The Marine Corps’ commander of embassy guards, declared it a holiday, and Wednesday by several other banks. Gramlcy said. "I don’t think the Fed would make meanwhile, warns more personnel could be Implicated In hundreds of people accom- "There’s a fascinating rumor — but It’s Just a any overt and obvious signal that It wants to the Soviet scx-for-sccrcts scandal that has led to the jailing panted Newman as he walked rumor — that the Fed wanted to tighten somehow tighten. The economy is not growing enough, and of three Marine suspects, two of them charged formally. his last mile down Main Street, but they didn't want to raise the discount rate, so I see nothing In the Inflationary outlook that Already the entire Marine guard detachment is being wearing a large backpack with they cooked up a deal with Citibank to raise the would sugggest a heed for tightening.” recalled from Moscow and other Marines are being Sent to an American flag. prime rate," Evans said. fill the 28 posts. " I will never forget this day If I live to be 150." Newman said Legal Notice Legal Notice Reagan Vows AIDS Cure Aid after embracing his mother Panel Approves Budget LEGAL ADVERTISING N O TIC E OF WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan, with the Mary on the front porch of their WASHINGTON (UPI) Committee worked on B ID 4(4/17-37 FICTITIOUS NAME government predicting a nine-fold Increase In AIDS cases home. — The House Budget a separate spending ADDENDUM 11 Notice is hereby given that I On his Journey, Newman was N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N am engaged In business at 1335 In the next four years, vows to "find a way or make one" to Committee approved a lan for the fiscal year that the City ol Sanlord. Florida, Bennett D r.. Ste 135. Longwood, cure the epidemic. arrested in Turkey and threat­ $1 trillion rewrite of Ecglnnlng Oct. 1 that will receive sealed bids up to Seminole County. Florida 37750 ened with a shotgun in the President Reagan's also Is expected to in­ 1:30 p m ., Tuesday, April 21. under the Fictitious Name ot But the president, speaking publicly for the first time on 19(7, lor the following service- SONNY'S W OOD C R A F T , and the subject, said Wednesday that schools should teach Australian outbade, and he budget proposal Wed­ clude a recommended 14 STATION ADULT, that I Intend lo register said almost quit on Christmas Day nesday. recommending Increase in taxes and OUTDOOR EXERCISE name with the Clerk ol the COURSE See Editorial, page 4A 1984 when he learned In New a 821.9 billion tax* other revenues. Circuit Court. Seminole County, Delhi. India, that his father Specifications and the proper Florida In accordance with the -and-revenue package Rep. William Gray. Bid Forms are available, at no Provisions ol the Fictitious abstinence from sex as well as the use of condoms to help Edwin had died on Thanksgiv­ and 817.5 billion In D-Pa., chairman of the cost. In the Purchasing Olllce. Name Statutes. To WIt: Section 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. (45 09 Florida Statutes 1957. contain the disease. ing. spending cuts to help House Budget Com­ But Newman said the book Florida (30i) 322 3141. ext. 294 /if Darrell M McKinley The dangers of AIDS "should be taught In connection shrink the deficit in mittee, praised the The City ol Sanlord reserves Publish March 24 A April 7. 9, with values, not simply taught as a physical, mechanical he Intends to write about his fiscal 1988. package. the right to accept or reject any 14. 19(7. trip will stress the love and T h e measure, or all bids, with or without D EM J33 process.” he told reporters. On Tuesday night, he said, cause, to waive technicalities, or kindness he encountered. approved on a 21-14 to accept the bid which In Its young people should not be taught "how to do it. but that N O TIC E OF you don’t do It." "My lob for the next 30 years party-line vote, docs Legal Nofice judgment best serves the Inter is to keep reminding people estol the City. FICTITIOUS NAME Reagan’s speech Wednesday to the Philadelphia College not specify where the Persons are advised that It Notice Is hereby given that we through my stories that this is N O T IC E OF are engaged In business at 105 of Physicians, while emphasizing his administration’s extra taxes and reve­ FICTITIOUS NAME they decide lo appeal any de a compassionate world." he clslon made concerning the Cedarwood Circle. Longwood. blllton-dollar proposal to research, treat and test for AIDS, nues will come -from, Notice Is hereby given that I Seminole County, Florida 37750 award ot this proposal, they will said. am engaged In business at 2400 under the Fictitious Name ol also touched on a broad range of medical Issues. leaving that task to need a record ol Ihe proceed S. Orlando Dr., Sanlord. Video Classified Inc., and that "I set out to learn and find other House panels. Ings. and for such purpose, they Seminole County, Florida 32771 we intend to register said name out what people are really like. m ay need to ensure that a Across the Capitol, under the Fictitious Name ol with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit verbatim record ol the proceed I wanted to show people that it the Senate Budget Bob's Tire A Auto Center, and Court. Seminole County. Florida that I Intend to register said Ings Is made, which record wasn't such a bad world, I Includes the testimony and evl In accordance with the Pro name with the Clerk ol the visions ol the Fictitious Nam* figured the best way to do that Circuit Court. Seminole County. dence upon which appeal Is lo be based Statutes. To Wit: Section (45 09 was to put a pack on my back Florida In accordance with the Florida Statutes 1957. Legal Notice CITY OF SANFORD Provisions ol the Fictitious /*/ Clifford C Splalt and start out walking. Walter Shearln Name Statutes. To WIt: Section /*/ Joyce S. Splalt " I think the fact that I made IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Purchasing OF THE EIGHTEENTH (45.0f Florid* Statutes 1*57. Publish March 19. 24 A April 2, WORLD it and don't have too many /*/ Robert A. Daugherty Publish April 2.19*7 9.19*7 JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , D E N 21 bullet holes in me says some­ IN A N D F O R Publish March If. 24 A April 2. D E M 171 thing about the world. Mankind SEMINOLE COUNTY. f . 19*7. IN BRIEF FLORIDA D E M 149 INTHECIRCUIT COURT. N O TIC E OF is dominated by passionate CASE NO. M-MIS-CA-Sf-FIL) - INANDFOR FICTITIOUS NAME love." JU A N V E L A Z Q U E Z end SEMINOLE COUNTY. Notice Is hereby given that I NOTICE OF A Pope Meets Privately With According to the Guinness RAMONA VELAZQUEZ, FLORIDA am engaged In business at 499 hi* wife, PUBLIC HEARINO CASE NO. I4-4I9*-CA-17-P State Road 434. Suit* 7075. President Pinochet Amid Protests Book of World Records, no one Plaintiff, T O C O N S ID ER T H E FEDERAL DEPOSIT Altamonte Springs. Seminole has walked around the v. A D O P TIO N O F AN INSURANCE CORPORATION County. Florida 32714 under the DR. OLIVE PETTI WAGNER. ORDINANCE BY THE CITY (FD IC 1. In Its corporate Fictitious Nam* ol DAISY SANTIAGO. Chile (UPI) - Pope John Paul II met alone — al OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Individually and a* capacity, M AIDS, and that I Intend to privately today with President Augusto Pinochet, hoping to David Kuna Trustee. • Notice Is hereby given that a Plalntlfl. register said name with the convince him to relax military rule and return Chile to Journey by walking port of the Dafandanl. Public Hearing will be held In Clerk ot the Circuit Court. the Commission Room at the democracy. way with his bother John and NOTICE OF ACTION THE DEPARTMENT OF Seminole County. Florida In TO: OR. OLIVE PETTI City Hall In the City ol Sanford. HIGHWAY SAFETY AND accordance with lire Provisions Pinochet and the pope appeared together on the balcony the remainder with his brother WAGNER Individually and at Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on MOTOR VEHICLES. ARLENE ot the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. April 13, 1f*7, to consider the ■of La Moncda palace before cheering government support­ David. ; Truitt* and all others whom It COLACCI. JERRY GODDEN. To W It Section (45 09 Florida adoption ol an ordinance by the ers who were bused Into Constitution Plaza Just prior to the m ay con earn, JIMMY HIVES. RICHARD Statutes 1957 To substantiate his feat. Y O U A R E HEREBY City of Sanford. Florida, till* ol MAMMOLITO. FRANK /*/ Frank Eller which Is as follows: meeting. N O T IF IE D that an action lo BARNES. KELLYMcKEE. Publish March 24 A April 7, 9. Newman had someone from ORDINANCE NO. 1*42 Wearing a dark business suit. Pinochet looked Bolcmn qulat tllla. to discharge a lien, BONNIE M. GENEWALT. AND 14.19*7 every town he visited sign his AN ORDINANCE OF THE and kept his hands by his sides as the smiling pope waved for slander of title and other FRANCIS P. MONACO. D E M 724 log book. Newman said he will civil damage* on the following CITY OF SANFORD. Delendants. from the second-floor balcony to the cheering crowd of FLORIDA. CLOSING. present the book to Guinness described real p ro p e rty In NOTICE OF ACTION about 3,000 people, with special government invitations, Seminole County, Florida, to VACATING. AND ABANDON TO: RICHARD MAMMOLITO LEGAL ADVERTISING officials. ING A PORTION OF TWO waving white handkerchiefs. wit: BONNIE M. GENEWALT B I D 444/(7*44 Lot 1, Block H. SUMMERSET CERTAIN UTILITY EASE You are notified that an action NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Anti-government demonstrations broke out Wednesday Newman stepped off his front NORTH. SECTION S, according MENTS LYING BETWEEN to declare plalnllll the owner ol that Ihe City ol Sanlord, Florida, among the crowds of people that poured Into Santiago's porch April 1, 1983, and to the plat thereof, as recorded HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE AND and to foreclose any security or will receive sealed bids up to WILDWOOD DRIVE AND In Plat Book IS. Paget «7 and *!. lien Interests in the following 1:30 p m., Tuesday. April 21. streets to greet John Paul, the first pope to' visit walked to Boston, took s plane LYING BETWEEN 19(7, lor the following service: Public Records of Seminole described motor vehicles overwhelmingly Roman Catholic Chile. to Ireland and then walked RAMBLEWOOD DRIVE AND County, Florida: located In Seminole County. H E A T PUM P VENTURA DRIVE; PROVID Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the through Europe, stopping hat been filed against you and Florida: Specifications and the proper ING FOR SEVERABILITY. you are required to serve a copy 1979 Lincoln Town Car VIN: Bid Forms are available, al no leftist protesters who stoned police vehicles and shouted: briefly In Aflrlcs. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE cost. In the Purchasing Ollice, "Pope, brother, take the tyrant away with you." Police said of your written defenses. If any, 9YS2S4 34 795 to Plaintiff's attorney. DATE. 19*2 Chevrolet 2 door Camaro 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanlord, From there, he flew back to Florida (305 ) 322 3141.ext. 294. seven officers were Injured. CHARLENE 0. KELLEY, at 34 A copy shall be available al VIN : 1GLAPS779CL131425 Yugoslsvla and walked through N. Park Avenue. Apopka, the Office of the City Clerk for has been tiled against you and The City ol Sanford reserves Greece, the Middle. East. Florida. 3370), on or before April all persons desiring to examine you are required lo serve a copy the right to accept or re|ect any Parliament: No Death Penalty 14th, Ht7, and file the original the same. ol your written defenses. It any. or all proposals, with or without Pakistan and India, before fly­ A ll parties In Interest and with the Clerk ot this Court lo It on James G. Hahl. plain cause, to waive technicalities, or LONDON (UPI) — Britain abolished hanging 22 years cltliens shall have an opportuni­ in g to Australia. From either before service on Plain­ till's attorney, whose address is lo accept the bid which In Its ty to be heard at said hearing. ago. and Parliament has decided it will stay that way for Australia, he flew to V an ­ tiff's attorney or Immediately P O. Box 5725. Daytona Beach. judgment best serves the Inter­ thereafter, otherwise a default By order ol the City Com ­ Florida 320K on or before April est ol Ihe City. the foreseeable future, despite outcries for Its restoration couver. British Columbia, for mission of the City ol Sanlord. Persons are advised that II and no matter how “evil" the murder. will be entered against you for 21, 19(7 and lile the original with the final leg of his Journey. the relief demanded In the Florida. the clerk ol this court either they decide to appeal any de­ The House of Commons Wednesday night firmly rejected Complaint. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC : If before service ol plalntlU's at cision mad* concerning the Newman, whose trek took D A T EO March 10th. 1M7. a person decides to appeal a lorney or Immediately Iherpal award ol this proposal, they will a proposed law to reinstate the death penalty for murder. decision mad* with respect to need a record ol the proceed him to 20 countries, spent only (SEAL) ter; otherwise a default will be The result had been widely predicted. any matter considered at the DAVID BERRIEN entered against you lor the Ings. and for such purpose, they a third of his time actually above meeting or hearing, he may need to ensure that a The 342-230 vote marked the fifth time since execution Clerk of the Court relief demanded In the com may need a verbatim record ot walking along his route of By: Ruth King plaint or petition. verbatim record ol the proceed was outlawed In 1965 that Parliament has said "no" to Its the proceedings. Including Ihe approximately 21.000miles. Deoutv Clerk D A T E D : March 17. I9S7 Ings Is mad*, which record return, despite claims by many Conservative members testimony and evidence, which Publish: March 12. It. 24. A (SEAL) Includes the testimony and evi­ record Is not provided by the dence upon which appeal Is to be that the British public supports the death penalty. April 2 ,1N7 DAVIDN BERRIEN. The rest of the time he lived City of Sanford. (F S 204.0105) based Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was returning from D E M 122 C L E R K with families. He wound up H.N. Tamm, Jr. By: Ruth King CITY OF SANFORD her trip to the Soviet Union and missed the vote on the City Clerk Deputy Clerk Waller Shearin staying with one Melbourne, N O T IC E O F proposal to reinstate the death penalty for m urder‘ "in Publish: April 2.19*7 Publish March 19. 24. April 2.9, Purchasing Australia, woman for three FICTITIOUS NAME circumstances which a reasonable person would consider DEN-4 19(7 Publish April 2.19(7 months. Notice Is hereby given that I D E N 22 to be evil." am engaged In business at 440 D E M 175 E . Semoran Blvd.. Suit* 422. INTHE CIRCUIT Casselberry. Seminole County. COURT FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Florida under the Fictitious COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO Nam* ot Welcome Services, and CASE NO. (7-0702-CA-09-G APRIL 7(. 19(7 that I Inland to register said HILL FINANCIAL 7:00 P.M. Lawmakers: Some Farmers name with the Clerk of the SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, The Board ot County Commissioners ol Seminole County, Florida Circuit Court. Seminole County, f/k/a R E D H IL L SAVINGS. will hold a public hearing to consider the following: Florida In accordance with the A DIVISION OF HILL 1. LO R R A IN E C A R A D IE N - BAS7-I-7V - R IA Residential Zone Provisions of the Fictitious FINANCIAL S.A.. . — Appeal against the Board ol Adjustment In denying a front yard Name Statutes. To-W It: Section Plaintiff. setback variance from 25 It to 0 ft. tor a wood fence erected on Lot 2. Skirting Subsidy Ceilings (45 09 Florida Statute* 1957. vs. Amended Plat of Lots B. B l and B7 ol Amended Plat ot Block I, Rest /*/ Arthur F. Coombs SA N FO R D J.O F S E U R and Haven on Lake Harney and Lot D of Rest Haven on Lake Harney, PB Publish March If, 24 A April 2. FLORENCE E.OFSEUR.hls IS. Pg 4, Section 30 20 33. west side ot Rest Haven Road. W mil* north WASH1NGTON (UPI) - limit. *. IN7. wlf*. and C O U N T R Y LA N E olSR 44. (DIST5) Lawmakers fear the Integrity of The General Accounting Of­ to farm program costs this year. D E M 170 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA 2. LO UIS G ILM O R E — BAS4 12 ISSV — Planned Unit Development farm programs is threatened by fice. an investigative arm of The cost could rise to 8660 TION. Zone — Appeal against the Board of Adjustment in denying a side million next year and 8900 N O T IC E O F IN C., a Florida corporation. yard setback variance from 20 ft. to 4 Inches for a wood fence on Lot farmers who have reorganized Congress, told the subcommittee FICTITIOUS NAME Defendants. 31. Sunrise Estates. Unit Two. PB 34. Pg If. Section 13 21 30. E eld* their operations to circumvent a that unless rules are changed million in 1989. Nolle* Is hereby given that I NOTICE OF ACTION ol Darien Court, N ol Rising Sun Blvd. (D IS T 1) 850,000 subsidy celling — ad­ and the law is enforced, wheat, Cumulative costs covering am engaged In business at P.O. TO: SANFORD J.OFSEUR 3. R U FU S D. H O LD E N - BAI7-1-SV - R -IA A Residential Zone — ding $900 million to federal 1984 to 1989 could approach Bos I2S4. Maitland. Seminole Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D that an Appeal against the Board of Adjustment In denying a setback feed grain, cotton and rice farm­ County. Florida 32711 under the action to foreclose the following variance from 25 It. to 1 ft.. 2 In.; and for approving Instead a spending by 1989. ers seeking multiple payments 82.3 billion. Fictitious Name of Abracadabra property In Seminole County, setback variance from 7511. to 20 tt. lor a 4 ft. high wood fence on Lot Rep. Dan Glickman. D-Kan.. will have created 31.000 new Brian Crowley of the GAO told C le a n A Shine Janitorial Florida: 3. Block A. Sanlando Country Club Estates, PB 11. Pg 55. Section the subcommittee the limit is Service, and that I Intend to Lot 20. Country Lane, ac­ 1-21-2*. SW corner ol County Club Dr. and Oak Valley Dr., 1000 tt. W chairman of a House Agriculture "persons" between 1984 and register said name with the cording to the plat thereof re ­ ol Palm Springs D r. (D IS T 4) Subcommittee on Wheat, Soy­ 1989. enforced inconsistently from Clerk ol the Circuit Court, corded In Plat Book 2*. Pages 77 4 MAX MOOUL. PRESIDENT/FERN PARK MINI­ beans and Feed Grains, said Under the law. "persons" are county to county, with some Seminole County. Florida In and 71, P u b lic R ecords of WAREHOUSE PARTNERS. INC. - BAS7-I-4SE - C 2 Commercial county department offices re­ accordance with the Provisions Seminole County. Florida, Zone — Appeal against the Board of Adlusfment In denying a special Wednesday that farm state- individuals, corporations, ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. has been filed against you and exception to permit mini warehouses (personal storage) In a C 7 lawmakers must not permit partnerships or other legal en­ quiring farmers to provide little To W It: Section (45 Of Florida you are required to serve a copy Commercial Zone on Lot I. Block A. Lakewood Shores. PB 10, Pg 52 abuses to erode political support documentation to support Statutes 1*57. ol your written defenses. If any. and Lot 12. less the N 100 tt ol the Wly 295 ft.. Lake of the Woods. PB tities involved in farming. to It on R A Y M O N D L. B A LLO U , for subsidies — now providing reorganization. /*/ Patrick M. Braun 7. Pg 25. Section If 71-30. located on the NE corner ol Hwy 17 92 and In a widely quoted abuse, Publish March 12. If. 24 A plaintiff's attorney whose S. Lakewood Circle. (D IS T 4) up to half the Income of some called- the "Mississippi The 850.000 limit applies to April 2 .1M7. add res Is 4*30 Central Avenue. 5. ORLANDO HELICOPTER AIRWAYS, INC. - BAS7-1-3SE - farmers. Subsidies cost a record Christmas tree," the GAO only one category of direct O E M 114 Suite D. St. Petersburg. Florida M l Industrial Zone — Appeal against the Baord of Adjustment In subsidies. 33707 on or before May 4, 19*7, denying a special excepiion to permit a private helicopter landing 825.8 billion last year. showed the subcommittee a and file the original with the area lor a factory on Tax Parcel 3. Section 22 19 M . on 7.5 acres N O T IC E O F He said "a tiny minority" of diagram of how a father, four There was no limit last year on clerk of this court either before bordering the N E ly side of Rand Yard. V» mile W ol Rlvervlew FICTITIOUS NAME service on plaintiff's attorney or farmers are reorganizing to sons and a daughter created 15 an additional category of sub­ Notice Is hereby given that I Avenue. 2000 ft S ol Hwy 17 f2. (D IST 5) Immediately thereafter; This public hearing will be held in Room WI70 ol the Seminole am engaged In business at 303 evade the payment limit and corporations to collect 21 sidies to compensate farmers for otherwise a default w ill be County Services Building. 1101 E . First Street. Sanford. Florida on E. Altamonte Dr.. Suite 300 K. called for legislation "which will 850.000 payments for about 81 price reductions to make U.S. entered against you for the April it. 19*7 at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. Altamonte Springs. Seminole relief demanded In the com ­ Written comments tiled with the Land Management Director will ensure that no one is tarnishing million last year. In 1985. the six farm products competitive. Late County, Florida under the plaint or petition. be considered. Persons appearing at the public hearing will be last year. Congress capped those Fictitious Nam* ol Entertain the good name" of American family members collected WITNESS. DAVID N. BER heard Further details available by calling 371 1130. ext. 444. ment Distributing, and that I 8300.000. additional subsidies at R IE N . a* Clerk ol the Circuit Persons are advised that It they decide to appeal any decision agriculture. Intend to register said name Court, and the seal ol said made at this hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and But Rep. Harold Volkmer. "Th e Mississippi Christmas 8200.000. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the Courthouse at lor such purpose, they may need to Insure that a verbatim record ol The Reagan administration Court. Seminole County, Florida x D-Mo.. said such circumvention tree looks like a new defense by Sanford. Florida. the proceedings Is made, which record Includes the testimony and the Chicago Bears.” said Rep. has called for tougher rules to In accordance with the Pro­ (SEAL) is not new. visions ot Ihe Fictitious Name evidence upon which Ihe appeal Is to be based, per Section 2(4 0105, "I think we kind of put our Pat Roberts. R-Kan. "It makes prevent circumventing the limit. March 30.19*7 Florida Statutes. Statutes. T o W It: Section 0410* DAVIDN. BERRIEN BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS heads in the sand and let it go," my producers mad as hell." An added administration pro­ Florida Statutes 1*57. Clerk ol the Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA posal to put a 850.000 limit on /*/ Jerry R. Sullenberger By: Jean Brlllant BY: FREDSTREETMAN.CHAIRMAN he said, adding that lawmakers T h e G A O estimated that Publish March 12. If. 24 A i should be honest if they do not 16.000 new "persons" created all subsidies is unlikely to be Publish: April 2.*. 14. 23. 19*7 ATTEST DAVIDN BERRIEN.CLERK April 2. lf*7. DEN-24 Publish: April7. 19*7 DEN 2 id believe in the 850.000 payment since 1984 will add 8432 million enacted. O E M lOS jffl

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