‘meeting: at city. hall Wednes- 3 

ny, December 16, the oouncil 

Apopka, Florida 32703 

- siget sHfective system™ in or 

ducing cavities” 
She said the program had 
“had “some excellent response” 

in cities such as Kissimmee, 

Lakeland, Avon Park and Fort 
Lauderdale where the program 
has been implemented. 

: Grice. also told the council 
that the" fluroide level in the 
. Apopka water was ‘‘defficient” 

25 parts of fluoride per mil- 
lion parts of water. 

The ideal evel for the Apop- 

- ka area, she said, would be: od 

, parts per million. 

‘She told the city fathers: that i 
; the fluoridation would have ‘no 

harmful effects” and that for 

tor G 

be J cunts 3 per person per 

year, she added. 
‘The grant for the fluoridation 

; program will come from feder- 

al funds that will be admini- 
stered through a ‘state block 
grant. The money in the grant 
will cover the initial installation 
and implementation of the pro- 
gram and the operational costs 
for the first two years. 

After the first two years, the 

city would take over the costs of 
the program. : 

“Give the children of Apopka 
an early Christmas,” ‘she said 
in ‘closing as she urged the 

«council “to approve the mea- 

sure, 
Three focal dentists, Dr. Vic- 

from Melbourne to Cedar Key. ©... DoE, 

according to Dr. Kelly Brooks, 

_ visiting professor with the Uni- 

/ versity of Florida Institute of 
Food and Agricultural Sciences. 

When the fault Was 

Brooks told the — 
iy Florida: Appr sideway 

meeting of the American Socie- = 

ty of Phewgrammetry Satur- 

enon and ym Be 

plain some geological os 

tinuities in Florida”. og 

michia, “Dr; Doyle. 

15 cents 

Friday, December 18, 1981 

it would not have any harmful 

side effects and would be of ma- 

jor value to the people who 
drank the water. 
Letters from various doctors 

and medical-agencies were also. 

presented to the council endors- 
ing the program. 

‘Ansley ‘spoke following the 
pro-fluoridation people and said 
he spoke ‘not as a chiropractor 

“but as a concerned citizen.” 
“I'm against fluoridation of 
the public water supply,” he 
told the council members; cit- 
ing possible health problems as 
the main reason. 

‘He said in his 0-rhinute talk 

that fluoride’ was “toxic” and 

that it was easy for someone to 
get excessive Li mounts 
‘ide throw 2 § ore aly 

aloes andten. A 

Counc page 4A 

go Avorka: 

« line up,” aealopically be said. 
The new maps that Brook 

+. produced followed 27 years of 

research and clearly showed 
that south Florida shifted 1514 
miles northwest to form a 
“strike slip fault’! ‘running lat- 
erally like: the -San Andreas 
fault in California. 
The giant crack in the ground 
is inactive, Brooks says, but 
keep youreyes and ea 

bit, 

of fluor- 

pen.id 
Ease fie sromnd shudders jupta i 

Yass; or dismonds or. gold. 

she had lost 32 years ago. i 
= Bellefourche, South Da: 

ota, when Lavene’s mother 
bo. she went to live with an 

aunt in the same town. 
Years later, in 1888," Lavone 
married a serviceman whose 

* career involved much moving 

from place to place. 
With military service over, 
Lavone's husband settled in 

{ Greensboro, North. Carolina, 

where he took a job as a main- 
tenance ‘supervisor “with an 
apartment complex. 

It was this job that brought 

them to the Apopka area, 

where they have been for th 
past two and a half years. 
Through all the years of moy- 

{ ing; Lavone never gave up hope 
of s Seeing he brother. Allen =) 

paration in 1949. 

Allen had contacted Dorothy, 

and she sent Allen's ade 

o-' a fairy tale," ho Tally 
| thy Miller, lives is in » Wachingion 

| and she and Lavone have kept 
10 ‘touch since the family’s ses: 

She received a brother, ¢ one. 

pect hin and she cageriy await. 
ed the meeting: 
Dillon suffered & delay it his 
trip, and called to tell his sister 
that he would be- later than he | 

She gave him directions to 
Stirling's’ Pancake ‘House, 

- where she has-been employed 

for She past year anda hall, and 
asked him to come there... . 

“1 saw his pull “in, 
Latonesaidof the awaited 
meeting, “and thén ‘4 ‘man 
came in who resembled an un- | 
cle. That's how we knew each, 
other, family resemblence 

Hugs and kisses 
lowed by hours of conversation, 
5 the pai tried Io, make up he 
the 32 lost years, : 

“It was like 5 
after all’ these: Yelirs,”, Mrs. i 
Fiegler said. * i ; 

't make it Lavone is ul