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SUNDAY, August 27, 1995 K-3 DeLeon Springs Lake Helen VOI Naval Air Station lives on as museum Purse, toolbox and tools, valued at $555, stolen from a pickup truck in the 1400 block of South Woodland Boulevard. I Stereo speakers and $10 stolen from a car in the 300 block of Ayesbury Circle; estimate 1 70. Car dashboard damaged; stereo stolen in the 1800 block of Marsh Road; estimate $700. I $680 stolen from a purse in an office at West Volusia Hospital, 701 W. Plymouth Ave.

ge 'V EILEEN SAMELSONTHE ORLANDO SENTINEL Ed Carlson shows off a signal and searchlight that will light up the museum's exterior. Crime log WEST VOLUSIA len from a construction site in the 200 block of Brentford Drive. Cement mixing machine, valued at $2,400, stolen in the 1600 block of Doyle Road. Cellular telephone, valued at $350, stolen from a vehicle in the 2600 block of Valmora Court. Cellular telephone, valued at $500, stolen from a vehicle in the 3200 block of Courtland Boulevard.

I WHBtt I All chrome 20-inch' GT bicycle with the name Yauga on side, valued at $400, stolen from a yard in the 200 block of Cook Street. Information about the above crimes, which were reported between Aug. 10 and 24, was provided by the DeLand Police Department and the Volusia County Sheriffs Office. announcements Sentinel reserves the right to reject inferior photos and to publish the announcement without a picture. Photographs are not returned.

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Car window smashed in the 2000 block of East Gloria Drive; estimate $175.. Car window smashed; compact disc player stolen in the 1400 block of Eden Drive; estimate $350. Lawn mower, commercial leaf blower, power hammer-drill, valued at $1,100, stolen from a shed in the 300 block of Diamond Street. Stereo system, 40 compact discs and carrying case stolen from a vehicle in the 2200 block of Matthew Circle; estimate $1,025. Lumber, valued at $359, sto Rules for submitting To announce your engagement, wedding or anniversary, if you have been married 25 years or fonger, in The Orlando Sentinel, complete the 'standard forms for the announcements.

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Photos of the couple also may be used with the engagement announcement. The mm i Anyone interested in donating materials or labor to the DeLand Naval Air Station Museum project should call the museum group at (904) 738-4149, or send contributions to DeLand Naval Air Station Museum Inc. at P.O. Box 1042, DeLand, 32720. get this place wired for power," Carlson said.

The main purpose of the museum will be to educate children about World War II, bringing them to the actual site of a training base that was involved in the war. Students will see pictures of the base in operation, ammunition rounds, pilots' medals and uniforms and videotaped interviews with base personnel, Carlson said. Volunteers in DeLand have put together a tribute to the World War II base, which will open to the public in November. By Billy Bruce SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT DELAND Volunteers have set their sights on a November opening of the DeLand Naval Air Station Museum the city's permanent tribute to its World War II heritage. After two years of delays from a lack of local support, members of the nonprofit DeLand Naval Air Station Museum Inc.

said the museum should be ready for visitors during the annual Air Fleet celebration planned for Nov. 10 and 11. "We've made substantial progress toward completion, and even in the past six weeks we've seen a lot of work done," museum secretary Ed Carlson said. "We're shooting for a dedication ceremony on Nov. 11." The museum will keep World War II-era memorabilia inside the Shearer House, the oldest existing building on the site of the original air base.

Built in the early 1920s, the small wooden house is in its original Biscayne Boulevard location, on fenced airport land near the West Volusia Family YMCA The Navy built the air station on what now is the city airport, operating a pilot training base there from Nov. 17, 1942, to March 15, 1946. The Navy used the Shearer House as living quarters for the station's master of arms, local historian Bill Dreggors said. The museum's November dedication should include the unveiling of the largest artifact obtained yet by the museum group a flight-worthy A-6 Intruder fighter jet. The Navy is processing paperwork to allow the DeLand museum a permanent loan of the twin-engine jet.

Museum officials plan to make the plane a permanent display, Carlson said. Smaller memorabilia and arti- 201 Medical Plaza 601 E. Dixie Avenue Leesburg, FL 34748 (904) 365-2020 Keith Charles, MR 4 "We've got about 25 people who actually served on the base who stay in touch with us and visit De-Land for the annual Air Fleet events," he said. "We've really got a list of more than 100 people who served here, but only about 25 stay in contact." Even if the A-6 Intruder is brought aboard, the museum's big' gest exhibit may lie beneath a former city dump on the airport's northeastern corner. "The Navy scrapped and buried 20 to 40 dive bombers over there, but the planes are buried under about 6 to 8 feet of commercial garbage," the 65-year-old DeLand native said.

With help from the Navy and former base personnel who can pinpoint the burial site, museum officials hope to dig up enough plane parts to assemble a bomber for exhibit. Such a plane would have to be stored inside, so a new structure would have to be built beside the current museum, Carlson said. '91 DODGE SHADOW 1 000 down or trade equity 12.5 APR for 54 mths. Plus tax, tag. '94 NISSAN KING CAB PICKUP 1 500 down or trade equity 12.5 APR for 60 mths.

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A lack of building materials, volunteers and money caused supporters to miss their goal to open the 900-square-foot museum in time for Air Fleet '94. The museum group since has received labor and material support from local contractors and suppliers. Helpers include Russ Gagnon, a retired DeLand High School teacher. Gagnon, 67, spends about four hours a day on weekdays rebuilding walls, frames, floors and windows inside the house. "We got a deal on a cosmetically damaged air conditioning unit, and we're waiting for volunteer help from a local electrical contractor to PICK '92 NISSAN STANZA 100000 down or trade equity 12.5 APR for 60 mths.

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