12 10 284 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a8802b0dfac162e2fc88132e42639251.pdf a100315c5b6b95caf4bfb3e51ecef41c PDF Text Text '' a *• •"'-A A *» 3 0 C e n ts F R ID A Y Yaar. No. NEW S DIGEST Lifesaver New kidney ‘dream come true’ * *---«-* a , □ U n ifiK J r v o p w tu li O f in ir a TV, weekend guldt The week'a television Hating. Including a sports calendar, plus a compilation o f events and activities In and around the Sanford and Lake Mary i N A IF spans toumamant play LONOWOOD Lym an and posted w ins In NABF openers Thursday: Lake M a ra u d Lake Brantley swing Into action today Fashion ahowcassd at Towars Bram Tow ers hosted a fashion show recently, with residents as models. Brokon log folia burglary SANFORD — Nelson Fort Is. 30. o f 304 E. 4th St. In Sanford was arrested on Thursday after he broke hls leg w hile breaking Into a business on Sanford Avenue, police said. According to the arrest report. Sanford Police were called to the scene of an alarm at Rabco Enterprises. 400 Sanford Ave. In Sanford. When they arrived, they said, they found Fortls, covered In dust, lying on the north side o f the building nursing an Injured leg. * Police said they then found that the business had been burglarized by someone who had gained entry through the roof o f the building. Police allege that Fortls fell through the roof and broke hls leg. Fortls was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital where he-wws-rncatcd arrested. He was charged with burglary and was transported Join* X. Polk CornNrUtmaJ Facility where he was held on $2,000 bond. SANFORD - T h e last recline Kenny Eckstein. 22. felt this morning before being wheeled Into surgery was euphoria. His dream, to be need from the mandatory 12 hours a day he had been spending hooked up to a kidney dialysis machine, com ing true. “ He was real excited.' Christine. 21. said. Kenny, son o f Sanford C ity Commissioner W hltey and Pat Eckstein, eras taken Into surgery at 6:45 this m orning to receive a kidney for which he has patiently waited two years. “ E v e r y th in g is g o in g so quickly. I'm speechless." Kenny said earlier w hile undergoing p re lim in a ry b lo o d w o rk at Shands Hospital in Gainesville, where his surgery was expected to last at least four hours, officials told Pat late this morning. 'T m so excited I can't even think of m y nam e." Pat. who traveled to G ainesville last night to be by her son's side. said. The Eckstein fam ily has been plagued by a form o f nephritis that has robbed three o f the five children o f any kidney function. Only David. 16. and Ricky. 18. remain untouched by the dis­ ease. Daughter Susan, almost 20. was the recipient o f her m other's kidney In Novem ber. 1968. "Susan's fine now and Pat's fin e," Eckstein said last night. He Joined other fam ily members In Gainesville this m om in g."W e'vc waited a couple o f years for two more kidneys. Part o f that wait­ » . tntf K nntnnltfhl." on the com puter Ust that mat' M idw ay leaders and sheriff clear the air in ‘rape’ case »»---* § 1^11 y y iM M in n iiP T n m f f 1 ches donors and recipients na­ tionwide. "K e n n y and I w ent on it together. I'm glad he went first. He needs It. He hasn't been doing as W ell." Christine explained. Kenny has had to submit to machine dialysis for a total o f 12 hours out o f every 24. Christine has been able to cleanse her own system four tim es a day. which she said, has worked well with her busy schedule. "1 do the dialysis m yself four to six times a day. It feels weird at first, but you get used to It. The tim ing works out for me. It's been harder for K en n y." Kenny, a senior at University o f Florida, w ill recuperate until fall term begins. Christine explained that It w ill take about three weeks for doctors to determine If K e n n y 's b o d y a c c e p ts th e transplanted kidney, which was lo ca ted an d flo w n In from another state. "But the tim ing Is perfect. He can make fall term and graduate In the spring,'.' she said. "Th en we ncfA on** mo ff. 1'tri'ncXT.'" she said. 1 r 1" " “ * " " " "1 DUI arrest mad# on Park Avanua SANFORD - Loretta Lucy Stacey. 47. o f 1814 Park Ave. tn Sanford was srrested on Thursday and charged with driving under Ihe Influence of alcohol and with six counts o f DUI property damage and leaving the scene o f an accident with property damage. Stacey allegedly struck a 1976 Ford car on Park Avenue early Thursday morning. A witness reported that the car she allegedly struck was legally parked tn front o f 2203 Park Ave. In Sanford. T h e w itness allegedly follow ed her and allegedly saw her strike a 1984 Toyota which was legally parked In front of 1820-B Park Ave. In Sanford. The witness allegedly continued to follow her and allegedly saw her hit a 1986 AMC vehicle and a 1982 AMC car. The two cars were reportedly parked Illegally In front o f 117 W. 19th St. In Sanford. The report stated that the witness allegedly followed her and saw her strike a 1982 Chevy and a 1988 Volkswagen. She was then stopped by Sanford Police officers a l the Intersection o f 20th Street and Park Avenue In Sanford. She was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she was held In Ueu o f $2,500 bond. From stall and wire reports g fT ltf ......... rttptv Cl D s a rB IB f. P lN i# MM*«MM«M*M*SM9 A ..................M VptrTv T*l*«lsi*n.... W*ath*r WavM........... Thunderstorms likely Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy with u 70 percent chance of m a in ly a fte rn o o n th u n d e rs to rm s . Illgh s In the lower 90s. Wind south at 10 mph. F a r m a ra w a a th e r , a a a F a g a I A I SANFORD - About 50 Midway residents an d Sem inole County S heriff Don EaUnger came away from a m eeting Thursday with hope th a t c o m m u n ic a tio n and u n ­ derstanding w ill continue. "T h e communication Is open and I think It Is excellen t." aaid Johnell Jackson, president o f Midway Citi­ zens Against Drugs. "Things are going to change. I'm looking at the com m unity to change.” "It was a positive, upbeat meet­ in g." said EaUnger. "W e all re­ cognize the problem. Perception la the problem .” At about 6 p.m.. the four suspects In the alleged weekend rape of a Sanford woman were released from custody. Robert Lee Williams. 47. W illiam Henry O’ Neal, 20. Joseph W atkins Jr.. 20. all from Midway, were allow ed to leave the county Jail on a pre-trial release. A 16-year-old Juvenile, held In the Sem inole County Juvenile Detention Center, was released to his parents. T h e three adults are scheduled to appear before Sem inole County Judge Harold F. Johnson. Seminole Circuit Judge Newman Brock w ill try the case. . . T h e y o u th 's uncle, Em anuel H lllery Jr., said with the release o f the four suspects, tensions will ease In the com m unity E sllngrr gained the acceptance o f •" many gathered at th e meeting at ih e ■—stxuj&Tw-ofnce by -apologizing, unsoitcTte3!'Yor his remark: UtBhday NwsMfiati a, asm a. twsu Shoriff Don Esllngsr (standing) and T h a Rev. Johnall Jackson. th a t -th e rape s u s p e cts w e re "an im als.” " I f the people of Midway thought that I was calling anyone In their com m unity an animal. I certainly wais not and I apologize." Esllngcr told the group. "1 think he put his best foot forw ard." said Robert Henderson. "T h e meeting was held In a human being manner and I ncrept his D B m M M w syrFage 5 A • " *ake Mary argots 4 projects / J*I aid S taff Wrttar AKE M ARY — No Immediate action wus fukrn : night as th e Lake Mary City Commission :ussed a $5 m illion bond proposal. The main icem w as not over approving It. but how to nd the m oney. or Its upcom ing budget year, the city hud luded four m ajor Items that would require Hil­ ling o f a revenue bond. The total amount [gested was 85.013.000 for four m ajor projects, sy Included Phase I of the Lake Mary Sports nplex construction, beautification o f Lake Mary .P a g a S A bounty’s m anager hakes up his staff I M ilM f liS T I S I n aid Staff Wrltar_________________________________ City program taps young talent She’t mom to many Josephine Barrtner was told she would never bear children. The award-winning foster mom raised more children than she can count, and then adopted eight more. Summit ends on high noto SANFORD — Nearly 100 youngsters ranging In age from six to 12 years old crowded Into the Sanford Civic Center to show olT their talents yesterday. Sanford Star Search Is an annual event sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment. Youngsters from the summer playground programs divided Into cheering sections for Ft. Mellon Park and Lee P. Moore Park. "F t. Mellon Is b est!" proclaimed one sign held aloft on one side o f the room ."Lee P. Moore » l " read the rebuttal across the aisle. " I like seeing my friends doing stuff up there." said Brian Gam er who said he didn't want to perform. "I'm not a showy person." He said that the summer recreation depart­ ment program at Ft. Mellon Park where he spends most of his mornings is very fun. Most of all. he said, he enjoys playing basketball and llyln g kites. W hile Gamer didn't want to exhibit his talents, there were plenty o f youngsters who did. "W e had a really good turn out this year." said Mike Kirby, recreation department supervisor, who was acting as a Judge at the event. "A ll these kids arc so talented." Sara Mlllls and Brenna and Mcghann Doherty donned ruflled skirts and tap shoes for some down home clogging. □ • * * S tar. P a g* 8A ANFOKD — Seminole County Mnnngcr Ron Rabun has begun the reorganization of county administration by hiring u new deputy manager and laying off two directors. This morning, he announced the hiring of Richmond. Va. Deputy City Manager Sharon Goode Lalsure. to fill one o f two county deputy manager positions vacant since October 1989. It was then that former county manager Ken Hooper and both o f hls deputies. Montyc Ikumcr and Jim Bible, announced their resignation. Thursday. Rabun announced he has asked for the resignation of county budget director Don Carter and purchasing director David Galnor. lie has not named replacements for those positions. Carter has served since March 1990 and Galnor served since last July. Carter will serve until Oct. I. the start of the new county fiscal year. Galnor will leave In August. According to Rabun's aide. Mary Muntzarls. □ See C ou n ty. P a g * 5 A Nation w atching Florida education reform By JACKIB M AUJPAX Associated Press W riter TALLAHASSEE — The country Is watching Florida as It prepares to transfer authority over schools from the state to the local level, the head of a national panel said Thursday. "Your work is so very Important." Pascal Forglone. executive director of the National Educational Goals Panel, told the Florida Commission On Education Reform and Account­ ability. "The eyes of the nation are really upon you.*’ Forglone said. "T h e f work you’re about to deliberate on will likely have a major Impact — not only on your state’s educational reform but. I think, on national reform." Forglone said Ihal hls experience as an educational official In Con­ necticut had taught him the Influ­ ence wielded by big states like Florida, which ranks fourth in population. "W hen the major slates speak, then America listens." he said. Under an "accountability" reform package that the Legislature passed 8 «* N ation . P a g * 5A Local high schools recognized SANFORD — Seminole County d is tr ic t sch ools a r e -m o v ln g toward greater aecountSblllly for what their students learn. Every high school In the d is­ trict was awarded a grant from the state last year as a result of their Increases In test scores.graduation rate and decrease* In the drop out rate. It wus the only district In Florida to have all high schools so honored. Many state-mandated restric­ tions on how stpdcnta are laught have been lifted from the district. However the financial assistance which also paid for many o f ihe program s has also been taken away. □•** Schools. Pag* 5 A �) ffiBBffiNMfBmsiMsKSB r* U - Sanford Herald, Sanford, FfoddS - Friday, Jofy 29. 1Bt1 N E W S FROM T H E REGION AN D A C R O SS t H E S T A T E : f Death row: Yes to TV executions TA LLA H A S S E E - Some Inm ates on Florida's Death Row favor televised execu­ tions but other people generally don’ t, according to prelim inary results o f a House Ntw cosmetic surgury otfitvd foewi#n MIAMI — Plastic surgeons, who have long offered a quick fix for crooked noses, fat thighs, double chins and small breasts, are now offerin g a solution for yet another physical insecurity — penis enlargem ent. During recent weeks, two Miami doctors have been placing newspaper ads (or penis enlargement surgery. Dr. Ricardo Sam Kler's ad seeking volunteers (or a new procedure ran first. Dr. I la d d M. Reed says he saw It and figured that atrtce he was already doing another type of enlargement, he m ight as wed let ’If the K xa U ed m ajority' In this state want the state to kill people, th ey should be feed to see what they think th ey fa v o r... " 1 o f keeping It behind ckmed doors,'* o f the state's 317 Death Row If the victim la willing. It should be H rivlsed . If killing us Is so righ t, w hy the question o f televising It?" An but one o f the 33 Inm ates w ho rrmponoM to tnc nOUN tc n tc u o n a lattice survey sold they supported * executions. About 100 Inmates w er the 400 people surveyed. ly (lengthening) cam add up to Ilk inches. C ircu m feren tial autologous pen ile engorgem ent (widening) doesn't have those limitations. Augm entation phalloplasty was developed fo r serious medical reasons. Boys are sometimes born w ith retracted or be formed praises, as do extrem ely obese men. QalnccviUc murder suspect moved But the m argin am ong non-inmates so far Is running 3-to-l against putting executions on the a ir. T h a t grou p Includes law enforcement officials, media representatives and victim s’ fam ilies. Television “ would turn an execution Into a circus event (lik e) the day o f the Roman Empire and the executions In the C ol­ iseum.'' wrote on e state attorney. A similar response came from a victim witness counselor. "T h e death praalty m ay be morally correct but to put It on TV would mske It a circus. T h is Is a ridiculous Idea." Ninety-four o f the surveys had been returned by W ednesday, according to a story In Thursday's editions o f The Tam pa Tribune. The names o f the respondents were not released • Gov. Lawton Chiles said Thursday he was "Just beginning to look at that” and noted that witnesses. Including Journalists, al­ TALLAH ASSEE - Lt. Oov. Buddy M acKay called Thursday for another try at UmftltR at­ torn eys' and appraisers' fees that could eat up more than 10 percent o f next year's 9100 m illion or m ore In highway right-of-way spending. Transportation officials failed In th e pa to get the Legislature to lim it such ach Ifees. M acKay suggested an end run _ !•*» by devisin g a way to use the F lorida Taxation and Budget Reform Coram hston's authority to put questions to voters on the 1993 ballot without going to the Legislature. M ore people with property being bought for state projects a r e h i r i n g la w y e r s a n d appraisers and forcing the state to deal with them in condemna­ tion proceedings. Cocaine l«b discovered ORLANDO — T w o teen-age brothers and a woman were In Jail Thursday after police dtacovt r cd a cocaine lab and $100.000 in a grocery bag In the wom an's apartment. "W e got a lot m ore than we ever bargained fo r." said a drug agent after the W ednesday night haul in Orlando. The apartment waa aw e lle d after police followed a car. arrested the three people and seised about 96.900 and a Bounce bag o f crack cocaine. "O ur guess is they used the apartment to store their drugs and their m oney and th ey probably did their dealing on the west side o f tow n ," said S gL Bruce Parker.____________________ From A s s o c ia ted P res s m a r ia Whan pood friends gathar, a parfect activity is a nle In Greenwood Lakes Park, naar Lake Mery, t. 0 to ty. Jeel Howard, 11, Kimberly Lynn Walker, 7, Mary Walker, 10, Terry Walker, Shannon K -Doctors respond as mandatory testing pressure mounts s m sergen r r f a n ncy u Itrau vnnm m na su Mtt»rt*»«ttt - em rgery without testing. Associated Prase W riter T" t » t a f . u .~ "S T r~ • .."B ecause the patjents are saying that the physicians are * giving thrih AIDS. He fa Covering d , u i y « M M W U fc | > < * M M # > ftiftJ M lP forM yta*fc«rW tt 1fa-.the workers w ho perform- in vsatvr p a t i e n t s - t e s t e d , " P a t Mastrogfacomo. Baron's office medical procedures, two Florida manager, said Thursday. "H e doctors ore taking their own wants to lim it hfa exposure to measures. th e v ir u s a n d h ia s t a f f 's Dr. David Baron, a Loxahatchee neurosurgeon on (h e staff exposure." Baron cited "recen t legislative o f five Palm Beach County hos­ pitals. Is requiring his patients to decisions and m edia hysteria for health care workers to be tested" take an AIDS test before surgery. In his policy notice. He n o tifie d d o c to r s and The U.S. Senate voted S M B workers com pensation attorneys last week fo r 10 -year prison o f his new policy fast week and terms and 910.000 fines for has posted a notice to patients. AIDS-Infected health workers Dr. Charles Thom as o f rural who con tin u e In v a s ive p ro­ Homosassa Springs sold AIDS cedures without disclosing their was a daily topic o f discussion condition. for his patients before he posted Baron's new policy sounds as a notice last October saying he If It follows a policy statement and his two-mem ber staff had Issued last month by the Am eri­ tested negative. can Medical Association, said “ Im m ediately, It stifled the conversation about that sub­ F lorid a M ed ical A ssociation spokesman Jerry Soud. je ct." he said. "I think the health care com ­ After testing negative for AIDS munity is being hung out to dry. tw ice In th ree years. Baron decided to lim it his exposure to so to speak, by Congress." Soud said. The m edical community the deadly disease by requiring "feels a sense that they are being the testing o f patients referred to segregated and that they are him for surgery. He said he being isolated" when they are at w ould con tin u e to p erform (U JP S 4 4 I1 M I Friday, July 29. 1991 Vol. 83. No. 288 Published 0a0» and Sunday, eacea Saturdi* by The laniard Herald. Inc. MOM. French *«•., laniard. Fla. 12771 Second Claee Peaiaaa Paid at Santard. Florida and additional ----POSTMASTER: ten d l to T N t SSNPOSO HCRALO. P A Boa 1( 47. Santard, PL U 773-1M 7. lu b oc tier ion Setae (Dairy i Sunday! Homo M to a ry S Mail S Months.--------------------ItS JO • Months____________l l t M 1 Year---------------------------ITS. 00 Florida Residents muel pay I K sates lac In adfelan Is rates above The Department o f Corrections remains opposed to any effort to televise executions, said spokesman Bob Macmaster. Logan and Sen. V ince Bruner. W alton Beach, who chairs the Corrections Committee, sold they expect the survey to produce any tion. D-Fort Semite didn't legisla­ What’s lor lunch? AIDS debate MIAMI - Hers v s the winning numbers selected Thursday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3:9-7-9 Winning numbers selected In the Florida Lottsry Play 4 wart: "T h ey would want chance to •• plead their case about the death penalty. Logan said. MacKey asks for effort to limit road fats OCALA — The lead suspect In the slaying o f fh e students In OalnesvllJe last summer was moved from Hillsborough County to the Marion County Jail Thursday to face sentencing far an armed robbery conviction. Danny Harold Rolling. 37. originally waa scheduled to be brought to Marion County on Monday, hut HMsborough authorities decided Wednesday night to bring R oilin g in early, •ski Tow les Bigelow, assistant Jail supervisor. Roiling Is set for sentencing Tuesday before Circuit Judge Thomas Sawsya. The prosecution Is seeking a life sentence for Rolling under Florida's habitual offender statute. Rolling pleaded guilty last year to the Sept. 7. 1900. armed robbery o f the W inn-Dixie grocery store In Ocala. This week In Tam pa. Rolling pleaded Innocent to charges o f assault on a law enforcem ent officer, arm ed robbery and burglary. lo ttery ready are present si executions. "T h ere are a lot of factors that com e Into that, whether that weighs plus or minus." Chiles said. "W hat is the effect o f It? Does It trivialize what's taking place? W hat Is the safety o f the prison system wtth th is?" Corrections Committee Chairman WUUe Logan. D-Opa Locks, said he expected Death Row Inmates to advocate TV. ^ .. greater risk o f being Infected Uby patients than transmitting the disease to them. Slate Rep. Lots Frankel. DW est Palm Beach, a leader tn AIDS legislation and policy, said she doesn't have a problem with Baron's policy, saying the de­ cision should be left to patients and doctors. ---- Deputy charged with living off prostitution -— W h e r e Yney stand'’ on contact wBh a p irton who h a*A ID 8 . ........................ 4 1907 01990 Shaka ■ ■ ■ 5 0 % EZ2Z372% But with more than 30.000 doctors. 10.400 dentists. 6.800 hygienists practicing In Florida. Frankel Is worried about the potential for overloading testing lab oratories If m ore workers volunteer for tests or If tests becom e mandatory. She also fa concerned that m e d ic a l ca re w ould be en ­ dangered for patients who test positive. "W h a t happens when you have 10. 20. 30. 40. 90.000 people who cannot get medical treatm ent?" Frankel asked. T h e Issue has been especially sensitive in Florida because the late Stuart dentist David Acer is the only known case o f a dentist passing the disease to his pa­ tients. Genetic tests show he transm itted the virus to five patients, most likely through contam inated dental tools. Waiksr, 9. Nina Thompson and Mooan Donna. 6 months, all from Sanford. Right, (I to tt Brandon Bates, 10, and Tiffany Thompson, 4, both from Sanford^snd Juno Chacom, Longwood. want ■ ■ 3 8 % atongiMa V/fy/AfOPk Americans' attitudes toward people with AI08 are changing: In 1997 only i wiling to shakoi h hands with an Infected person; in 1990. howev­ er, almost throe quarters wars win­ ing to shako hands. FORT LAUDERDALE - A » flBJTTeflmy charge o f deriving support — as much as 92,000 a ................ week — from the ^ proceeds *»f—- Broward County sheriff's deputy prostitution. He was booked at! 1has been accused orilvtrrR'otrhw •■the' Broward c o u n ty -Je d . ■re-1 wife’s’ acts of prostitution, wat1chlng many o f the encounters from their bedroom closet and keeping a detailed record of them. Investigators said they were led to the case by a disgruntled customer who allegedly had been warned by telephone to stay away by Deputy Jeffrey Willets. 41. a 14-ycar law en­ forcement veteran. "It was quite a shocking thing. I guess even to these detectives who have seen Just about every­ th in g ." s h e riffs spokesm an George Crollus said Thursday. Willets apparently nodded off once when he was supposed to be watching. "O u r In form ation Is thnt (Willets) watched from the closet and was snoring In the closet once." said sheriffs organized crime Lt. Dave Green. " A pre­ vious customer gave us the information in un attempt to help her out. He was under the Im pression she w as under duress to do this." Willets was arrested Tuesday leased on 91.000 bail and sus­ pended with pay. i Kathy Willets. 33. had a client at the cou p le's home when officers moved In. but she was not arrested because officers did not witness any sex act. Crollus said. A report on her will be forwarded to prosecutors for review. "U p o n q u e s t io n in g Mrs. Willets. we teamed that Deputy Willets had been taking money paid to her for sexual favors for about six months and had gen­ erally directed her Illegal activi­ ties." Crollus said. Willets was confronted at the shcrtiTs substation in Tamarac, and he g a ve permission for officers to search his patrol car. They found u briefcase contain­ ing a record o f Mrs. Willets' encounters. "They found the records In his handwriting in his briefcase In his department vehicle, so that was pretty conclusive," Crollus said. TH E W EATHEfl ■■ Today: Mostly cloudy with thunderstorms likely. High In the lower 90s. Wind southwest 10 mph. Rain chance 70 per­ cent. Tonight: Partly cloudy with s c a tte r e d th u n d e rs to rm s diminishing late. Low In the lower to mid 70s. Light wind. Rain chance 30 percent. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with show ers an d thunderstorm s likely. H igh near 90. Wind southwest lO mph. Rain chance 60 percent. E xten d ed fo reca st: P artly cloudy with a chance o f mainly afternoon and evening thun­ derstorms through the period. rF\|V, FRIDAY FUycldy 93-73 T«n|x Vtro Batch W Palm Beach m tl «J V n tv n n (7 M M M 10 •V *1 M u n n n 74 71 73 75 1* o FU LL J u ly t « P*» .71 04 0 T M T M .14 0 .77 .30 • 0 SUNDAY FUycldy BS-73 MONDAY FUycldy 03-73 SATURDAY: SOLUM A S TABLE: Min. 6:15 a m.. 6:35 p.m.; MaJ.------------a .m .. 1 2:25 p .m . T I D E B t D s y ts s a Bsack: highs. 7:57 a.m.. 8:21 p.m.: lows. 2:07 a.m.. 1:43 p.m.: N ew Saayraa B e ach: highs. 8:02 a.m.. 8:26 p.m.: lows. 2:12 a.m.. 1:48 p.m.: C ocss Bsack: highs. 8:18 a.m.. 8:41 p.m.: lows. 2:27 a.m. ISOAVSia M a n n 3 0 74 70 75 71 77 SATURDAY FUycldy B3-7S TUESDAY PUy cldy 93-73 STATISTIC* M r ettv ApAlAChlcolt Daytant Beach FI Laud Botch Fori Mytri Gainetvilla Homatlead Jacktonviile Kay Watt Miami Ptnvacola W iw ti N A T K M IA L T B U M Waves are 1 foot and semi glassy. Current Is to th e north with a w ater temperat urc,of 85 degrees. N ew S m yrn a Busch: Waves are IV* feet and glassy. Current is to the north, wtth a water temperature o f 84 degrees. B t. A u gu stin e to J u p U sr In le t Tonight and Saturday: Wind south to southwest 10 knots. Seas 1 to 2 feet. Bay and inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. The high tem p eratu re in Sanford Thursday was 93 de­ grees and the overnight low was 71 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .91 o f an inch. The temperature ut 9 a.m. today was HO d egrees and Friday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: L:Thu rsday's h igh .............. 93 r B arom etric p res s u re .30.16 □ R e la tiv e H u m id ity....85 pet □ W in d s ..... 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Sanford, Ftorrta - FHdtty. Jaty 1 IRrt - 88 phone registration a success Crackdown nets (twee at Big Tree Part Three u m t i were made Wednesday at EMf T ree Perk by a fe n u with the C ity County lnvcaU pttve Bureau In their continuing crackdown o f pubHe hocnoaexual activity In the park. Arretted were: Dougina Jon Cobb. 27. 2283 M M ow n W ay. Lake Mary: Joe Drnnia Hammett. 30. 2827 Wiaate Road. Geneva: and Jam es B u ll Ruehtng. 44. 412 Fletcher W inter Park. Each area charged with c act. Four dancers and their cuatom cn were arrested at The House o f Babes tn Fern Park W ednesday night. Undercover agents w ith the City County Investlgrttve Bureau report seeing the dancers “ atradte dancing" In the laps at the men, a performance prohibited under th e county adult entertainment ordinance. Arrested were: Jerry Darlene ’•Mercedes" StrtngfeDow. 21. North Lakeside North Apartments, Altamonte Springs: Cindy le a ru ie "Clara” Hendrickson. 24. 1000 Lake o f the W oods Btvd.. Fern Park: Crystal M ichelle "Brooke” Jones. 21. 1715 Sunset Drive, Longwood: and Lisa Ann Barnes. 29, St. Petersburg. Jones eras also charged with fallin g to appear at tw o traffic court hearings. Also arrested Lortn Jay Patoulllet, 30. Orlando; D ev!.’ rW a ld Muench. 28,4701 E. Lake Drive. W inter S p rin g : Hoang Phu Po. 28. Orlando: and Tim othy Young Goad. 43. 1474 Hyde Park Drive. W inter Park. aw* _ n ffp o w i l l w n itf SANFORD — Registration Tor classes at Seminole Com m unity College just moved tntothr21st Century. And It’s been very popular. This week, students returning to classes tn (he fall have been taking advantage o f the opportunity to register for their courses by telephone. "It's been better than we expected." Jim Sawyer, vice president for student services, said o f the popularity o f the program. Sawyer said that they have averaged about 40 com plete registrations per day during the first three days o f registration. "W e’ve gon e back there a couple o f tim es and all eight lines have been tn operation at Dthrna Joyce Combs. 2 8.474 Hanson Parkway. Sanford, was charged with conspiracy to sen cocaine by Sanford police Wednesday. Police arrest reports state Combs offered to wait with an undercover special Investigations unit agent w hile another suspect obtained cocaine fo r them. 13,3 1 , 1 DUI irra iti •Michale Anthony Behnke. 29. 2570 Hartwell Avc.. Apt. A. Sanford, was charged with drunken driving by Lake Mary police Thursday morning. A policeman reported stopping Behnke after his police radar Indicated Behnke was speeding 57 ntph In a 39 mph zone on Lake Mary Boulevard. • Bruce Ronald Adrian. 44. 1814 Park A le .. Sanford, was charged with drunken driving by Sanford police following reports of several hit and run accidents. Fugitives arrested The following fugitives have been ai (Cited: •T im oth y scoln tiitic. 23. 400 veniurA D riven arrested on charges he failed to appear at a drunken driving hearing. ..... •T o n y Jerome Gaines. 24. 17 Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday fo r probation violation for carrying a concealed firearm and battery on a law enforcem ent officer convictions. .....»., .>...., . . i ... ,.., • ... • • Ray Gilbert. 44. 2822-A Laurel Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday on a Hillsborough County warrant for obtaining property with a worthless check charge. • Edward Wayne Robinson. 25. 2045 W. 20th St.. Sanford, was arrested on charges o f possession o f marijuana. Police believe robberies in five counties linked A u th o rities b elieve arm ed robberies at 14 fast-food restau­ rants In Seminole and four other Central Florida counties since February arc the work o f the same two masked men. The pair are suspected In three robberies Wednesday — two n e a r T a m p a a n d o n e In Kissimmee. The targets are fast-food res­ taurants. mostly McDonald’s. In Hillsborough. Orange. Lake, and Osceola as well as Seminole County, where a McDonald's In S a n fo r d w as ro b b e d a ft e r assailants fired at least one shot. The robberies have taken place Just after closing or before opening. A Wendy's and two Burger Kings also have been hit. The first of what authorities believe may be 14 related rob­ beries took place Feb. 25 In Seminole County. The latest string o f heists began at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday tn Plant City. All were near Interstate 4, which cuts across the state's mid-sect Ion. Sgt. Roger Stcmmer said two exterminators working outside a M cD onald’ s restaurant w ere forced at gunpoint to ask the manager to let them Inside. Once Inside, the robbers forced employees into a walk-ln freezer, made the manager open the safe and lied with an undetermined amount of money. Stcm m er said. Forty-five minutes later, two men forced their way Into a McDonald's In Dover, not far away. The pair threw concrete blocks through a locked glass door, struck an assistant man­ a g e r In t h e f a c e w i t h a .44-caliber Magnum and forced him to open the safe, said H illsborough s h e r iffs Capt. James Walker. A third robbery was reported at 3 a.m. In Kissimmee. Two m e n b r o k e t h r o u g h th e McDonald's glass'door, herded employees into a walk-ln freezer, ordered the manager to open a safe at gunpoint and lied with 83.200. said Osceola County sheriffs Sgt. Ken Hughey. Tampa police reported a simi­ tar robbery at 1:45 a.m. Tuesday at a Tampa McDonald's, where two men wearing scarves used concrete blocks to smash thetr way In. Until a mid-July robbery In Apopka, the robbers displayed only a sawed-off shotgun. How­ ever. In the Apopka Incident, an Uzl machine gun was used os w e ll, a c c o r d in g to R o b e rt Jaynes, an Investigator for the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. Mike Ray. McDonald’s security manager for the Tampa Bay region, said the three robberies Wednesday may be connected to the earlier holdups. He declined further comment. Descriptions o f the two sus­ pects Wednesday were similar to those from earlier robberies. The two were described as In thetr early 20s. black and weighing about 150 pounds, Stcmmer said. M an, boy charged in rape of m entally disabled girl By A ssociated Press SANFORD — A man and a teen-age boy have been charged In the abduction und rape o f a mentally disabled, 12-year-old girl, officials say. The girl told authorities she was dragged off her bicycle Tuesday afternoon and raped In t h e b o y ’ s h o u s e In t h e Uookertown community west of Sanford, s h e riffs spokesman George Proechcl said Wednes­ day. M ik e P e r r y . 2 0 , a n d a 16-year-old youth were charged with sexual battery to a minor and sexual battery by multlple perpetraiors. They were being held Thursday without bail at the Seminole County Jail. 11.1W J 11 MORSE 324 9 7 9 9 „ h i8 r> o o 18y838y833 Mew V8tfc (La a u a rffi), N.Y 18,1— F k ltatLfefc. N8MH \ Edgar Oliver Gathers. 32. 1221 Lincoln Court. Sanford, charged with sale and delivery o f cocaine Wednesday night. Sanford police special Investigations unit agents report buying cocaine from Gathers. — US— 8188,01 i 88 M >R8l88S, — > 88W t — ,d | Githfffg detained oni wdma charms W N r a i w liW s P iim ig m v i m if vnm ^ v w "W e 're trying to make sure that are get all the bugs worked ou t." Saw yer said. O nly returning students In good standing w ill be allowed to use the phone registration system . S aw yer attributes the euceee o f Ik e program to Its simplicity. A six page instruction pamphlet m ailed to eligib le students proclaims that it la "ea sy as chlktaplay." T h e telephone program. In a m ale voice, guides the user through step o f registration. The instruction mr has those steps one at a tim e to allow the TrgM rani to dc out? tncy ir e preparra lor the questions they w ill be asked. Saw yer noted that a touch tone telephone MtSBTfMT A M n U , Off* 18,8 1 ,1— Michael Anthony Kennedy. 33. 1204 W. 11th St.. Sanford, was charged with sale and delivery o f counterfeit cocaine by Sanford police special Investigations unit agents. SIU agents report Kennedy sold them a substance he said was cocaine, but tests revealed was not. on ce." Sawyer said. "W e didn't expect that s ta ll." Telephone registration has been used at som e larger Institutions. Including the University o f Central Florida, for nearly a decade. It's a novelty at community col­ leges, however, with few er than a quarter o f the state's 28 Junior colleges uatng such a program W IN O j M O IT Wart H,jHAM CRHr» — if, ■ DmRm /PI,W m R (fsrIm m I) 3 m m Lonuit cniigiQ witn conspiracy to soil M in c h irpe d In cou nterfeit cocoinc u lo Iw e ’ve gone back there a couple times and all eight Unas have been In operation at once. We didn't expect that at all. | — H - |Jg|m ONcago is ths third most populous metropolitan area, but Mhas tha nation's busiest airport: Mors thin 25 mtWon paeeeooere oasssd throuoh Msoalos In 1888. DaNae/Ft. Worth lea d ote aecond with over 22 mNHonpeeeengere. Orlando goes after maintenance center to 7,000 by 1996. The carrier announced plans earlier this month to expand Its ORLANDO — Orlando Is pro­ operations In Orlando Oct. 31. posing a package o f financial Florida Sen. Bud Gardner, Incentives that could total 8100 chairman or the Senate Appro­ million to attract a 81 billion priations Committee who met aircraft m aintenance facility w it h a u t h o r i t y m e m b e r s planned by United Airlines. Wednesday, said the state would T}»e. Greater Orlando Aviation not-be-ahlr .to. provide financial Authority would like to situate ’ Incentives. United's facility on an 800-acre - " G i v e n current budgetary H n U tt ^niHl t i r 'm n Mu’n thluh, w m itM M " s i r j i1st t « r r u f w t r r runway and a fourth runway It." he said. now under construction ^ Or­ But the state might participate lando International” Airporf.'sald tn a financial plan that provides Etferton.van den B e rg , a lawyer reimbursement later, he said. for the authority, E a r lie r th is y e a r , th e "W e're entertaining the Idea of approved abput 810 building facilities an d'leasin g million In,tax breaks and other them to United." van den Berg benefits to attract United to said Wednesday. Miami. But he and other officials Rep. Tom Feeney. H-Orlando, offered no other details o f the said the consensus among state proposal being presented to stale officials Is that Florida cannot officials and United In the next c o m e c lo s e to m a tch in g a two days. package o f tax breaks and other At least 10 other cities. In­ benefits valued at 8290 million cluding Miami, are trying to offered by Denver. United has attract the planned maintenance a n n o u n c e d ft Is lo o k in g center, which would employ up elsewhere, however. ® Express Luba OflChangrSpBds SANFORD AUTOMALL H 74M 1M SALE A N D A U C TIO N ON USEDMSCBUMMS H E N ! '■ raxuBr, auoust9, i f t r " SALE begfoeat 8:00 AM end eonetudoeat 11:00 AM AUCTION begins 8111:00 AM sntf c o d e s at 4 0 0 FM |Beginning *1 :0 0 AM The Seminole County School I foot have boon preprtoed. A111.-00AM on auotkn wt Included In the sale. Tha Bamlnota Countv School Board wtt offer various i , TMe equipment Indudee but k not killed to i, furniture, office equipment, industrial art equip* H a rd w a re * I mmM I H u n yS sle Ends 8/1/81 IMAASt Ced^ Tiwehn Chedu Money Ohkr er Cwkhed Check only. 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FLA. 32771 Area C od e 407*322-38! 1 or 831-9093 EfoF®4 A Dryte, 8U B0Cnm O N RATti 3 Month*................................$19.90 6 M onth*................................ 939.00 IV csr ..................................... 979.00 EDITORIALS Nuclear sanity After n e a rly a d eca d e o f tough n eg o tia tio n s , the United S ta te s a n d th e Soviet U n io n h a v e finally re a c h ed te n ta tiv e agreem ent o n a sign ifica n t re d u c tio n o f th eir lo n g -ra n g e nuclear araen ala. The b rea k th ro u gh w a s achieved r e c e n tly when both s id e s reso lved th eir d ifferen c e s on the n ettlesom e q u es tio n o f th row -w eigh ts, o r the payload c a p a c ity o f a ballistic m is s ile . T h row -w eigh ts w e r e a m ajor stick in g p o in t that h elped u n d erm in e the 1972 S tra te g ic Arm s L im ita tio n T r e a ty between th e U n ite d States and th e S o v ie t U n ion . It now re m a in s fo r the n eg o tia to rs to com plete th e d e ta ils o f the S trategic A rm s R ed u ctio n T r e a t y (S T A R T ) In t im e fo r President G e o r g e B u sh and Soviet P re s id e n t M ikhail G o rb a c h e v to sign it when th e y m eet In M oscow la te r th is m on th . S T A R T , In ta n d em w ith the C o n ven tio n a l Arm s fo r E u ro p e (C F E ) accord s ig n ed last N ovem ber, sh o u ld b rin g about an ever g re a te r th aw in th e C o ld w a r and le s s e n th e likelihood o f a therm onuclear c o n flic t be­ tween the tw o su p erp ow ers. A lth ou gh m u ch rem ains to be d o n e in scaling b a ck th ese w eapons o f mass d e s tru c ­ tion . the S T A R T agreem en t Is a m a jo r a c h ie v e m e n t. -It s la s h e s S o viet b a llis t ic warheads b y 5 0 percen t and h a lv es the num ber o f S o v ie t SS-18 missiles from 3 0 6 to 154. The la tte r p oin t Is especially Im p o rta n t because th e SS-18 is th e largest and m ost accurate m is s ile in th e S oviet arsenal, c a p a b le o f d eliverin g a s m a n y as 3 0 warheads. Rockefeller aims two-cushion shot It t* only a year. now . until the Democratic National Convention, and the alienee o f the ch ief possible prospects for the party's presidential nomination is gettin g pretty deafening. They ail appear to agree that President Bush Is probably unbeatable, and aee no point In pitying horse, aa the laying goes, to his Lady Oodhn. There la, however, one man who I* still debating whether to run. and who may have an extremely shrewd strategy for ending up In the White House. M oreover, there Is a historical precedent for hta strategy (If it Is Indeed his). In 1944, we w ere in the closing, triumphal stages o f W orld W ar 11. and Franklin Roosevelt was running for a fourth term. The possibility that any Republican could defeat the wartim e commander in ch ief was. to put It gently, negligible. It’s true that FDR was in fact a dying man (he survived less than eight weeks Into hia fourth term), but the Dem ocrat*, with their usual help from (he media, managed to conceal this — though they took the precaution o f replacing the (laky Henry W allace with dependable Harry Truman as their vice presidential nominee. Nonetheless, New York’s youthful and ag­ gressive Republican governor. Thomas B. De­ wey. accepted the Republican nomination and conducted a highly creditable campaign, winn­ in g 99 electoral votes and m ore than 46 percent o f the popular total against the great FDR. It has long been believed that various R epublican leaders prevailed on Dewey to m ake the 1944 sacrifice by pledging him their support for a second try In 1948. w h ich looked Infi­ nitely more promis­ in g. A s we know. Dewey did seek and o b t a in th e 1948 nomination, though he was narrowly de­ p rived o f the pre­ s id e n c y by H arry I R o c k tftH tr T ru m a n ’ s surprise h M n o patent victory. on th is W e s t V ir g in ia s tr ittg y . ■ S e n a to r J o h n D. ’ ’Jay” Rockefeller IV m ay very well have a sim ilar two-cuahlon shot In mind. Suppose he goes privately to the by Even so . th e superpow ers w ould reta in enough n u c le a r firep o w er to d e s tro y th e world s e v e ra l tim e s over. W hich, o f c o u rs e, argues fo r s till d eep er cuts in fu tu re arm s talks. For n ow . h o w e v e r. It is crucial that th e r e be no a m b ig u itie s in the S T A R T a c c o rd that currently n u m b ers 7 0 0 double-spaced p ages. The tim e c o n s tra in ts o f a Moscow s u m m it In less than tw o w erk a m ust not ca u s e U .S. n egotiators to glo s s o v e r potential a r e a s o f m isu n derstan din g. N o r should they g iv e an y ground o n th e v erifica tio n p ro ced u res d e ­ sign ed to m o n ito r com p lian ce w it h th e agreem ent. The S T A R T accord is a historic a c h ie v e ­ m ent for tw o reason s. It m arks th e first reduction o f S o v ie t and U.S. lo n g -ra n g e nuclear a rsen a ls, ra th er than sim ply lim itin g their size. A n d th e verification p ro v is io n s a re the most in tru siv e and far-reach in g. o f a n y previous a g ree m e n t and could s e rv e as a model for fu tu re arm s agreem ents. Most Im p o rta n t, it w ill sign ifica n tly sca le back the m o st d estru ctive and d e s ta b iliz in g weapons k n o w n to m ankind. Suppose he then wages a hard-hitting but well financed and high-class cam paign against Bush, and winds up winning a respectable number ot popular and electoral votes. W e can assume that the liberal media w ill hall Hia struggle aa the moat Im pressive political perform ance since Pericles, and w ill spend the years 1993-1990 1paring Mr. Bush’s allegedly grubby second term to USE Golden Age Am erica would have enjoyed under President Rockefeller. That would art Rockefeller up rather nicely for a second run In 1990, again st w h atever Republican em erged from the OOP’s bruising prim ary contests. O f course, Rockefeller has n o patent on this strategy. It has presumably been considered by moat o f the other Democratic possibilities. But a presidential campaign is a cru elly expensive affair, even If the nominee accepts the campaign funds available to hia party under the law. because he must win the necessary primaries with his own money plus w hatever he can raise. JA C K ANDERSON E P A union wants agency shaped up W ASHINGTON - For nearly I I years, occupants o f the White House have, in not so m any words, told the Environmental Protec­ tion Agency not to do Its Job too well. That anti-environment bias has decimated the ranks o f concerned scientists In the EPA. Those w ho are left find themselves pitted against their own bosses In a fight to force the agency to live up to Its name and protect the environment. Now the EPA man­ agem ent is leaning on one o f the last strongholds o f pro­ test — the vocal un“Io n r e p r e s e n t in g w h i t e - c o ll a r E P A S o v ie t --U R f o n -l* o b lig e d u n d e r - . . . the treaty to p are its strategic nuclear a r te ria l by ap p roxim ately 3 0 percen t to rou gh ly 7 ,0 0 0 weapons fro m 11.000. F or its part, th e U n ite d States w ill c u t U s a rsen a l by about 2 5 .p e*ccn t< » J4 «*||M *•* M|l» 1* ISA# 414 u i I lo 0 ,000 fr o m A lth ou gh le s s th a ir th c SO percent re d u c ­ tion en visio n ed b y form er President R e a g a n when the ta lk s b ega n nine years a g o . th e accord sh o u ld h a ve a stabilizing e ffe c t. T h e deep cu ts c a lle d fo r in land-based m is s ile s , would g re a tly lim it th e ab ility o f eith er a id e to launch a fir s t s trik e. T h is in turn w o u ld s h ift the s tra te g ic em p h a sis to sea-based and air-based m is s ile s th at lack both th e ra n g e and the a c c u ra cy o f ICBM s. now desperate leaders o f the Dem ocratic Party and offers to take on the unbeatable Mr. Bush, on the understanding that they w ill be grateful and remembkr hia sacrifice In 1990. -w o r k e r s , H a n a ge; th em Ha tryirtg ~To curtail the amount of work time that union .util" Y o ti a a a a lli ia a a audUMaMi (uraJbJIftjBa i s a i s ■ Ian r n iv i| U if ii o n c f v n i M y o u w o to m c o iiv y v f i, -i w u m lut i.l f* Judge Thomas? Evwr aal any a( a frat party?” TOM T IE D E Is God in eye of beholder? WASHINGTON - In the summer-of 1981. six children claimed that the Mother o f Qod appeared to them on a hilltop overlooking the town of Medjugorje. Yugoslavia. They sola she was silent at first, but as the days passed they began speaking with the vision and one o f the kids said that he touched the Madonna's robe. Now. a decade later, the apparition Is said to still be visiting the remote area. And others say they are seeing It as well. Fifteen million people have visited Medjugorje. and even with civil war brewing In the former Warsaw Pact country, the pilgrimage may reach ita zenith during this 10th anniversary season. They say those who go con be profoundly affected. Some Arizona Catholics, for example, believe that after they traveled to the hilltop in 1987 they began getting their own messages from Mary, and also from Jesus. The messages have since been recorded In a good-word booklet that Is titled: “ I Am Your Jesus o f Mercy.” The messages began in July 1988. They are short, and listed In what the authors say Is sequence. Mary talks o f "the kingdom.” and her "Immaculate conception." Jesus speaks o f such things as the pain o f his "scourging.” o f "m o c k e ry ." and how he "accepted m y thorns." and "carried my cross for m y people." || is noticeably conventional. In other words. Perhaps put. Certainly stuffy. And one must wonder if God would waste his time with folks repeating phrases found In ancient prayers and scriptures. The priest leading the group says yes; Father Jack Spaulding of Scottsdale adds: "J don’t have to Justify II." There are those who would argue that the prlcsl certainly docs have to Justify it. He Is an agent o f the church, and he has an obligation lo explain his activity In that connection. T o skeptics, faith without evidence Is mere superstition; and given the history of hokum, skepticism is u healthy religious property. Then again, faith docs not always have to Ix-ud In reason. Most o f us can recount occasions where trust alone has been the substantiation for wondrous experiences. If you will permit a personal note here. I remember one in the mountains of Honduras, a few years ago. not far from the southwest border with El Salvador. I w as there to find t c I x -IIIo u s Salvadoran guerrillas wlm had creeled camps on the Honduran side o f the boundary. And I stopped lor directions in several small villages, where strangers without guns were welcome, in­ variably. groups o f men und children gathered round mv car. and asked more questions than I did. A Journalist? Ah. la prrnsa. Hang. hang, hang They Inspected my camera, offered bottle* of Coca-Cola, and were politically deal and dumb. No one knew where the guerrillas were hiding. But at a road side Infested with barking dogs and scratching chickens some­ one said I might be interested In seeing "Pepe's Jesus.” Fepc was an old man who lived on the edge o f a meadow. I'm taking liberties with his name, by the way. because I don't remember what It was. At any rate, he had become locally noted for having a singular relationship with God. who. he said, made almost dally appearances in the hardwood forest that encircled hia home. T h e home, as It happened, was a di­ lapidated collection o f paintlesa boards and corrugated alu­ m in u m . decorated with magazine cut­ outs of haloed saints. P e p e w as broken f F a ith d o e s not down, too — a man a lw a y s have to In his 70s — but b e n d to generously hospita­ re a s o n . g| ble, happy to see callers. After greet­ ings all around, he led us outside to all on foldingchairs. "L o o k that way," he said, pointing to a thin line o f trees a hundred yards toward an enormous mountain. 1 believe the trees were m a h o g a n y . T h e y w e r e t a l l , t h ic k , magnificently dark. Uttered on high with green leaves, and when the sun rose over the mountain. It provided a backlight, like peepholes in the foliage. Pepe told us to look at the tallest tree. "You ■re." he smiled. "It's Jesus." He said the linage cume usually at mld-mornlngs. leaving about noon. He said it waved sometimes, and other limes it spread both arms, like the plaster statue In the chapel. "H e Is always smiling." Pepe said. “ You can see he is always smiling." I didn't see anything but trees, of course. Neither did anyone else. Pepe was transfixed by the eye of his mind. The big tree was a body, the branches waved like arms with the wind, und the steadily shifting sunlight drew numerous portraits in the greenery, us It docs In each fo/cst. Pepe's Jesus no doubt among them. The villagers said Prpe had recently buried his wife. And he had grown lonely and concerned in the meadow. Who was it who said faith is Ihc besl cure lor fear'/ on union business and has ordered the •Urifon leaklths Hbt’ ld use agency time to I A n ti­ talk to Congress, the e n v iro n m e n t public or the press. b ia s h a s T h e E P A union. d e c im a te d th e Local 2050 o f the ra n k s o t National Federation c o n c e rn e d o f F e d e r a l s c ie n tis ts J Employees, made a name for Itself in 1988 when It protested an environmental hazard close to home — the air quality In the EPA headquarters building tn Washington. Perhaps as many as 20 percent o f the 5,500 workers tn the building suffered an adverse reaction to something in the air. Some even required medical treatment. The EPA Im­ proved the ventilation, banned smoking and replaced carpeting, wall and floor boards that were thought to be emitting offensive chemi­ cals. EPA management now m inim izes the problem* with the building, but the union Isn't convinced. There are still 47 people who do their EPA work at home because they can't tolerate the air In the building. Twenty people have filed a 945 million lawsuit against the owner of the building who leases It to the government. “ T h e building is Band-Aided all over Ihc place." one EPA source told our reporter Nick Budnlck. The episode at EPA headquarters helped to make a national issue out of Indoor uir quality, and the union has continued to lobby for changes not only in their own building but all across the country. The question now Is. docs that and other pro-cnviruntncnl activi­ ties by the union constitute union business? And should it be done on office time? The Civil Service Reform Act allows federal employee union leaders to do union business during their work day. But EPA lawyers say the unton there Is representing Ihc Interests o f private environmental groups und calling It union business. From where we stand, it sounds like everyone's business. The union has continued to deal with outside environ­ mental groups seeking indoor air quality reforms, has pushed for tough peer review of EPA scientific research, has questioned the amount o f fluoride allowed In drinking water and this week testified before Congress on the Indoor Air Bill. The EPA doesn't think the union always has the scientific data to prove Its points. Th e current union president. Dwight Welch, was moved to a backwater Job In the ugency when lie became too adamant about the need to put "flam m able" warnings on Indoor pesticide loggers or "bug bombs." Earlier this year, the EPA brought In un outside consultant, described by the union us a "union buster" to give management a course In how lo deal with union members. One source familiar with the course said It was "delivered with a rabid anti-union message." The union has reported Its complaints lo the Federal Labor Relations Authority, and last week union members met with congres­ sional staffers from the House and Senate asking for help. One key Senate staffer told us that the union presented "u very disturbing case of what could be going on over at E PA." 1 �I Joseph W atkins sr., wosnng smn ana ntsrvlswsd ysstsrdsy sftsmoon by bf_______ ____________ ____________________ Midway _ 1A apology.' " I don’t think anything la goin g to c h a n * ," said Larry Byrd. "T h e problems are at ill goin g to be there. But I feel a little better about It now that he apologised." In a Joint statement delivered to B s ltn g e r by M CAD an d M idway Im i tton members, Mktwsy residents said they wanted to heal wounds and show central Florida they are a people with pride, not fear. "W e nope though, that In contrast to the sheriff's depart* m en t use o f the m edia on healing this unnecessary wound for which so m any o f ua now feel we ar the m edia w ill h elp others to see our com m unity in Ms true light, a com m unity ravaged by poverty and other related Ills, but still intern; J o n * for equality, respect at the birthright o f all A m erican *, It’s a shame a crisis had to bring the com m unity tc but tet’a g o fro m h ere." said Rev. Arthur Graham Jr., pastor o f 8t. M atthews M ission ary Baptist Church In Midway. "W e should establish regular meetings and establish b etter communication skills so w e can eradicate some of these problems. Jackson said he would arrange far regular m onthly meetings between th e oom m unlly and Ealinger. Bond fraasR ags 1 A Boulevard, under­ grounding o f power lines, and paving and drainage Im prove­ ments. The item that produced the largest amount of discussion was the pow er line burial. As a result o f a legal dispute with Florida Pow er C orporation, th e c ity ended up with the responsibility financing the burial o f pow er lines, during the widening on Lake ard. The city had ly requested that FPC m ove the lin es during construction, as both a beautification and safety move. The bond called for $1.3 to be allocated for the burial. . . ...... Tha M dil tgftulrwn«ni*“h#tdad In LaM Mary's bond p *o$o m i d is a iS S d during a braah In Thursday nlght’a moating. Laft to i Finance Director Robert' Lockrtdg*. City Manager John Litton, Planner Matt West and City Attorney Ned Julian. the sports complex. " He " I ’ve been In a number o f other c it ie s w h e re t h e y 'v e h a d h igh w a y b ea u tifica tio n p ro­ grams. I’ve seen power lines above ground that atlil looked attractive." funding has been received to help In the park’s construction, the complex w ill be available for use by all persons, not Just residents o f Lake Mary. The city would supervise the he said. The vote w as 4 to 1. in favor of draw ing u p the bond pres­ entation. w ith Com m issioner Duryea votin g against It. F ollow in g the vote. Morris F o llo w in g a le n g th y d is ­ announced. "O u r next step will Duryea said he was against the entire bond proposal. " I don’t cussion. M ayor Randy Morris be a workshop m eeting with the think sre should get Involved In called for the com m ission's de­ Seminole County Commission the bond Issue, h e said. " I cision on the total bond package. Tuesday afternoon, to discuss think sre should concentrate on He explained that until a final the bou levard p roject.” The looking for ways to pay for It w ritten bon din g proposal la County has made a commitment approved, the specific amounts to become Involved In financing ourselves snd not go in to d eb t." In the current plana, the sports and projects fo r which, they are the beautification on pari of com plex, to be located between used need n ot be fin alised . Lake Mary Boulevard. "W e hope Country Club Road an<! Tim a- "W e’re looking at the bond Issue to determ ine exactly how much cuan. north o f the city , would be n ow m ot how much should be the county la w illin g to pay for.” built In two separate phases. The ■pent for Individual projects." he Morris said, "th en we can deduct that from our total need on the first would seek the land devel­ beautification, and determine opm ent and l he building o f four r ._ ^ ____________Paul T re m e l exactly, how much w « want to m ajor fields**A.r baseball and **V moved to authorize the city staff request lor each Individual IWWP" Commlaatoncra David Mealor softball, children's ^playground. !nov 5<*.!0 *Hlh<!rl . . . - „ lu the bond proposal." th » pow w Jloeltaaur..■rftshlng- •ptW7n vtstro o r»^ K il«ta »^ — suggested K should be re­ and several other features. Phase t0 nr Iftl-counciT. sn3 The first diaft of the bond moved irom the revenue bond U. not to be built fo r tw o more JJ® cxacl Pro* * rt*e* to resolution la planned for August Issue. "1 don’ t think $1.3 m illion 1*years, would add tennis courts. be * * Identified Ideotined In the should b f .used far this under- : 'racqu etbfcll cou rts, and the He also m oved to low er the 3. and tha. kSccow L . draft >on amount to be bonded to exactly August 9 . The preclosing and grounding. 1 think we could paving b f (he parking lot. $5 million. "W e can. find that, flqsl clo sin g iq. expected on .t-work around that <need and have Because some state supported additional $13,000 som ew here." October 4. the money used to help pay for BANKRUPTCY - IE fT FOR YOU? PSMHAL LAWMAYMLP- C ounty Nation. ia this spring a fte r w eeks o f debate, the p a re n ts , te a c h e rs and a d ­ ministrators ut each school arc to develop a plan to Improve their school, starting In two years. , Dozens of state laws detailing what Florida schools teach and how l hey leach It have been lifted under the reform, giving individual schools more flexibili­ tyOnce the plans arc In place, schools will be measured against them, with the state Department o f E d u c a tio n p r o v id in g assistance lo those that don't do well. In Ihc Interim, a 23-member commission of lawmakers, edu­ cators and purents has been charged with figuring out the details o f the overall plan. T h e c o m m iss io n 's second m eeting was Thursday. Oov. Lawton Chiles sat In for the first 50 minutes o f the daylong meet­ ing. # " I f the answers were easy, we would have found them a lung time ago." Chiles said. But the governor said he was encouraged because the com­ m is s io n In c lu d e d a b road cross-section of Florida and rep­ resented a grassroots Initiative that would attack educational reform from the bottom up. That’s the only way to get teachers, parents and lawmakers to support the changes, he said. "Norm ally a few people will decide what the plan was going to be and then they’d try to impose the plan down.” he said. Florida is only one of ■ number o f slates that are moving In the direction of greater local control and accountability. Chiles said. " W e d o n ’ t p u rp o rt to be reinventing the wheel here," he ■aid. "W e're doing something that Is a step that other states have realized that they have to take as well." The commission voted unan­ im o u s ly T h u rs d a y to h ire Michael Biancc as Its executive director. Rlancc. a former educa­ tor In the Miaml-Fort Lauderdale areas, has most recently worked as assistant superintendent of curriculum and Instruction for Highlands County in Sebrtng. His salary has not yet been negotiated but will range from $42,639.96 to $73.868.12. 1A Lalsure has served aa deputy Richm ond city manager since Feb. 1990. Pre­ viously. she served aa the city's director o f Human Resources and Human Relations for three years and director o f Human E m p lo y e e S e r v i c e s a n d Assistance for 10 months. Rabun had resurrected the search for new deputies since beginning work In March. Public Works Director Larry Sellers has served as the sole deputy man­ ager since Oct. 1990. He was SchoolsThe school district has begun Instituting Integrated learning program s which help teach youngsters Ihc practical uses of the knowledge they are gaining. D E A TH S RICHARD LEB BAIR Richard Lee Bair, 63. 110 Sprlngwood Trail. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday at his residence. Born April 14. 1928. In Canton. Ohio, he moved to Altamonte Springs from North Royalton. Ohio. In 1974. He was district sales manager for Badger Constructln Equipment and a member of Asbury United Meth­ odist Church. Maitland, lie was a member o f Theta Chi Fraternity. Survivors Include wife. Jane Noble; sons. Richard N.. Isaquah. Wash.. David L.. Alex­ andria. Va.: daughter. Julie Ann. Casselberry: mother. Elizabeth Cox. Canton: one grandson. Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida. Winter l*ark. In charge o f arrangements. JOSEPH EDMUND COLLINS Joseph Edmund Collins. 78. B a y b e rry Road. A lta m o n te Springs, died Monday at his residence. Born Aug. 2. 1912. In Philadelphia, he moved to Alta­ monte Springs from Portland. M aine, in 1972. He was a manager for GM Insurance Corp. and u member of the Church of the Annunciation. Survivors include wife. Julia: son. Jam es T.. Birmingham. Ala.; daughter. Virginia Garin. Rochester Hills. Mich.; sister. Sister Virginia Dolores. Roslyn. Pa.: seven grandchildren: two great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge o f arrangements. EDWARD QLBN LeOBR Edward Glen LeGer. 66. 400 L o cu st A v e ., Sanford, died Wednesday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born Dec. 16. 1924. In Samson. Ala., he moved to Sanford from there as an Infant, lie was a foundry worker at J.T. Clayton Foundry In Daytona Beach and a member o f the Church of The Nazarene. Sanford. He was an Army veter­ an of World War II. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . Jeanette; daughters. Patricia Mcdlin. Galivants Ferry. S.C.. Thelma "M arie." Osteen; son. Ronald. Lake Mary; mother. Gertrude. Ocala: brother. Dewey P.. Lakeland: sisters. Doris Spivey. Sanford. Esther Lane. Ocala. Mary Davis. Clemson. S.C.: five grandchildren. G ra m k o w Funcrul H om e. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. JOHN BOYDQUBRRY John Boyd Q um y. H9. 103 W. R id g e D rive. Sanford, died Tuesday at his residence. Born Dec. 25. 1901. in Johnstown. Pa., he moved to Sanford from Chambersburg. Pa.. In 1970. He was a farmer and a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. Survivors Include wife. Elva; daughters. Jean. Sanford. Arlene C arm ack. F a y e tte v ille . Pa.. Elizabeth Sharp. Phlllipsburg. N.J.: sons. John Jr.. Osteen. Joseph. Merritt Island: sisters. Orpha Barefoot. Elsie RaJIna. Janet Relfsteck. all of Altoona. Pa.. Margaret Dais. Toledo. Ohio: 11 grandchildren: 10 greatg r a n d c h l l d r c n : one IRRIG ATIO N SYSTEMS great-great-grandchild. B a ld w ln -F alrch lld Fu neral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge o f ar­ rangements. U O IS .IO W A S O S . Gramtda Moral torrkao tor Mr. I A m t S G. LaGar. M. at Sanlord. StoA WoAwt Say. will ba to o'clock Saturday man*Ms at tt*a Vaata Camatory «Hm ttia Sav. Tarry Klrmattaftklatlnf. Arraitfamanli by Gramkaw Funoral Homo. Santord H A L L 1_____ •ww OUT QMTS- m m vouawtonmv appointed by County Attorney Bob M cM illa n , th en a c tin g county manager, in could n i ot be reached this morning, but county com ­ m is sio n e r Bob S tu rm said Rabun told him he Is considering retaining tw o deputy managers and possibly another layer o f management beneath the depu­ ties. •STCW OOUSCTtoN TMMATS •frtto PONM UM UM M O U M «X T « W B UCH— |.B00MAHR$AT» tO M rR m e e a t i ATTOMYATLAW •An si, m M M « a 339*2022 ■top (ia MtoSm s a as m la a R a a e g Welcome Newcomer! “Florida's own Nswcomor ssnrtes” — dsdicatsd to welcoming now rssKwms. It Is our dsslrs to maks you fool welcome and to acquaint you with our city. II you are naw In th# area, or know of a family who is, a phona call will bring a prompt visit from our rsprssantatlvs. Shs has brochures, civic infor­ mation, maps; and to hslp with your shopping needs, cards of Introduction and gifts from local merchants. Local merchants are also encouraged to Inquire about the availability of our services. H arriet Deas • Sanford It Lake M ary 322*3206 § _____ j ___ Dwtlvm iu . nr ^ ra f UD rrw LW i m il SanMzs M n o m i and nufcs •wmaparkto. Ctoan Utcbsns and into)# town shins Mtowyour bring room a )oy to corns homo to. Spottoitty dun niqhsnsrs f i *Ot l Quciutg Sauce S*c. f O W NM 3 2 4 - 195/ Hom e Office 904-734-6031 �t M u n u T v w t U .w * « r i M H i(i» .r 4 n r t T M M iT U SINGLE DOOR. MOO N L - 14 t CLOSET-MAIOSNE L V I t , NT ■ I* t C L O M T M A IO IM E L P .a 'ir I C L O M T-M A IO IM IL V M .s ra t' I CLOSET MAID S H E L F ,r> I* 1 t f t P f RLtCK R f F R IO ! RATOR. ELE C . 4’bYM ', F A IN T IMO. DAI WALL MURAL, 1WSOOOO 1 t/ t WHIRLPOOL VERSA C U M R ICE MACHINE. I U C I OALV.AaCTKWRUIWtCOOUR.tra ir t v t R T A N O O O M m T i M .t n r 'a r r . 1 VULCAN DOUBLE OOOR STACXEO STEAMER, o a l s r a W . S/S t l / i FRANKLIN C H IP D R IP FRYERS. D O U R L l R A M IT . GAS. FLOOR MOORL. W M T I S/S WOLF OAS M M L R R . SIX R U R N IR . TABLE MOORL. » " a « f " t M RTAL tO U IM M N T STAND W. R M ilL S . M H R U I M L r . W 'a t r ' I OVEN, CASTLE, BAS. TW O BORNRR. s w o t s d o o r . or’ s i r ’ t S/S WOLF HEAVY D U T Y GAS MOT PLA TE, TW O BURNER. TABLE MOOEL. 14" ■>*" I WOOO/FORMICA TOP WORK TA B LE . TW O SH SLV EL tr* i r t t WOOO/FORMtCATOP W O RKTABLE. TW O SHELVES, R TaR T > F I R ! EXTINGUISHERS 1 HOB CAP VASE MUSICAL IM ITRUM f NTS — M UTR SAXAPHONB. TR U M FR T. RUITAR t S P O TL IO H T I TR A CK LIOHTING SYSTEM 4 H EAD * IP O T L tR N T t » R A W LIGHT* 4 LIGHTS, HANG I NO PLASTIC t HANOI NO LAMP, TIFFA N Y t RURRL1 GUM CTANO I LOAN FROML IONS CLUR) t W O O O IA U L t MISS K M ORANGE THERM OM ETER t W ALL SCONCI LAMPS 1 M IR R O R IO RCVOLVINO R A IL. 12" I DUAL H IA O SPOTLIGHT t TRACK LIGH T SYSTEM. 2HEADS 1 TO Y SLOT MACH IN I 4 P L A T ! GLASS M l R104.44" ■ M " t O YSTER VAR AWNING — WOOO 4 SH E ET M E TA L, t s 'a s r a ir 1 R C . 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Plaintiff, and Paul Stavan Forster and Charyl Kay Forstar. hit wIN, Jack Mutchnlk, Uni tad States at Amarlca. StaN of Florida. Department of Later and Empleymant Socurtty. Ttw Indsgandont Saving* Plan Com­ pany. a Florida corporation. Joan Gibson (Tanant) and Don Gibson (Tanant) ara ttw Often and batt biddtr tor cash at ttw WVtt front doer ol ttw SamlnoN County CourttwuM. In Sanford. Samlnala County, Florida at 11:04 o'clock A M. on ttw 27tt» JohnO. Winkler Publish : July IS. IN I DEHMS vender IS. lfB4 In Oftktol Dec ords laak IMA pages **• thru 7M. Inclusive ol ttw Public Retards ol Seminole County. IN I, and tlla ttw original with ttw Clark of this Court either betoro service on Plaintiffs attorney er Immediately there after.- otherwise a default will X || m tx / u / U te relief demanded In the com plaint or petition W IT N E S S . M A R Y A N N E MORSE, as Clerk ot ttw circuit Court, and ttw teal ol said Court, at tlw Courthouse at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida r& iC h i* */ ' ' ,m Data July 10. IN I deal) MARYANNE MORSE, at Clerk at the Circuit Court By: Ruth King DtiMMitwCk#rti to iriM W A A M id , Qu ih t ilt fa tly wit: Lat 11. W E K IV A H IL L S SECTION EIGHT, according to the Plat thereof a* raverdid in Plat Book 11. at Pages M and St of the Public Records Of Sami noto County, Florida. Having a street address of; 177 Duncan Trail. Longwood. FL »77t Together with all Intarast which Borrower now has or may haraadar acquire In or to said property and In and to; (a ) all appurtenant thereof; end (b) alt buildings, structures. Improve merits, natures, and appurto nances now or hereafter placed thereon. Including, but not limited to. all apparatus and equipment, whether or not phys­ ically oltlaad to tlw land or any building, used to provide or supply air-cooling, air tend! Ilonlng. hoot, gas. water, light, power, refrigeration, vanilla tlon. laundry, drying, dishwash ing. garbage, disposal or other services, and all waste vent sys ta m s, antennas, pool equipment, window coverings. MENURalrlgorati Publish: July 12. If. 2*4 August 2. INI OEH III i O UTM RR I OUTDOOR S I< M M E TA L / F L U T IC 4*a W 1 WOOO SION BOARD 14" sff“ HIGH t TW OM AN BENCHSBATSHOESHINC STAND. that such items be conclusively deemed to be alflted to end to be part of the real property; and (cl all water and water rights (whether or not appurtenant) and shares ol stock pertaining to such water or water rights, ownership ot which altocts said property; and Idl the rents, income, issues and profits ot all property DATED this }> d day ol July. IN I Mary anne Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk °ublish July H 4 August 1. IN I D*H 2SI 1 TAB LE, WOOO S FORMICA TOP. A U T A L BASE, M** ROUND IS T A B L IL WOOO A FORMICA TO P . M IT A L BASE. M "»4 T I T A B L IL WOOO A FORMICA TO P . V T a S4“ » CHAIRL M E TA L BENTWOOD, PAOOEO S IA T L M ETA L FRAMES 14 CHAIRL M IT A L STACKINO. UPGRADE PADOED UPHOLSTIRO SEATS B BACKS 4 BARSTOOLS. M IT A L FRAME. SWIVEL NAUOAHYDE PAOOEO M A TS B BACKS 1 LOUVERED FOLDING DOOR. 14" a7T' 1 BOOTHL SINGLE, BLACK T U F T E D . I T ’ ■ 44" 4 BOOTHL DOUBLE. BLACK T U F T E D . 4T* B44" ) HIGH TOP T A B L IL M IT A L B FORMICA. 24" DIAMETER 7 BARSTOOLL PADOED SWIVEL VIN YL S IA T L IS" DIAM..CHROME FRAMES 1 CHROME A PVC RAILS (ROOM DIVIDERS) IT LOFtG I OYSTER BAR. GLASS R L O C K R A U .V a UT*. 1 LIQUOR BAR. CURVED. GLASS BLOCK BASE. 14" a 142" 1 SINGLE SIDE SERVICE STALL I CABINET. M ETAL. St" a I T . TW O ORAWKRL W TWODOORS I ROOM DIVIDER,OFFICE STYLE I C.ITOHCASH REGISTER.M O O CIR 4B. SINGLE DRAWER. IT" a i r 1 ICE RIN Lt/S ' 1 BAR SINKS.! BIN. t SIDEBOARDS. I MANUAL GLASS WASHER I ELEC AUTOMATIC GLASS WASHER. BAR MAIO. NON SUBMERSIBLE MISC SERVING TRAYS I BARROOM BAR. FORMICA. T IL E . I SHAPE. 12"s it" 10 BARSTOOLS. PADOEDSWIVEL SEA TSb BACKS. CHROME FRAMES *40.44 14 BARSTOOLS. PADOED SWIVE L S I ATS. CHROME FRAMES 1 HIGH TOP TABLES I PLASTIC M ENU HOLDER, i r I D J BOOTH. GLASS BLOCK 4 WOOO. 10" 1 nr ■*4" ■ W" ANGLED I JU KE BOX PLATFORM. 14" DIAM. HALF MOON. CARPETED I D J STAGE. Mr- WIDE. IT* LONG-RAISED AREA * T 144". CARPETED W. CHROME RAILS 1 CHROME SERVICE STALL 7 DRAFT BEER DISPENSERS BARREL HEAD 1 TECMICSSL 220TURNTABLE, 1 TECHICSSL IM4TURNTABLE. 1 REALISTIC STEREOM IXER. M O O U I200B. 1 MICROPHONE W SWIVEL STAND. ir'J, ’i-'Ka*; ...... M N N ; K.M i p ls ^ c w V m d t b a j m can i r 'n x r *55 1 OUTSIDE CANVAS AWN INO. 14*4" ■ 1*1" mm NSON STRIPS ON EXTERIOR OF R U ILD IN O 1,144.* I OUTSIOC CANVAS AWNINO. • " M l. 1 WOOO STREETSION W. STAND,3S"aM " b T H IO H UM OUTSIDE ITEMS TOTAL.......................................... HAMM. TO TA L : (ABOVE CATEGORIES)..........................Sin.171.fS IN AOOITION TO THE FURNITURE. F IX T U R E L EQUIPMENT: AND DECORATIVE ITEMS LIS TE D ABOVE. IT SHALL BEUNDERSTOOD TH A T PHILLY'S U A O R ILL A TAVER N SPENT; IN AOOITION SI7JE PEN SQUARE FOOT POE LEASEHOLD IM P R O V E M E N T S W HICH A R B N O T A P A N T OP THE. F U R N ITU R E , FIXTURES AND E Q U IP M E N T. LEASEHOLD: IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLUMBING. WIRING, ADDITIONAL H E A T IN O A AIR CO N D ITIO N IN G SYSTEM S. PAINTING, WALLCOVERING. CARPETING. T IL E , BATHROOM FACILITIES, HOT W ATER HEATER, PAINTING A DECORATIVE SIGNS INSIDE AND OUT. SHELVING. PAR TITIO NS OP WALLS: M M SO. F T X S O W P IN SQ F T EQUALS....................................141.2* • FU R TH ER IN ADDITION TO T H E FU R N ITUR E. FIX TU R E L EQ U IPM EN T. DECORATIVE ITEM S AND LEASEHOLD IMP R O V IM E N TL TH E READER SHOULO UNDERSTAND THAT P H IL L V S SEA GRILL A TAVERN HAS PA ID IN PULL ALL: IM PACT P IE S WHICH WERE D UE AND PAYABLE TO TH E C IT Y OP ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. SAID IM PACT FEES CUR-! R IN T L Y ARE CALCULATED A T A PP R O X IM ATELY SIMM pan M A T <IM M A T S ). THESE F E E S ARE N O T SHOWN OR^ CA LCULA TED IN TH E ABOVE FIGURES. N O TE : T H E FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT OWNED IT PHILLY'S: C O FFEE MACHINE (ON LOAN FROM NORMAN A EDWARDS) ■ ICC MACHINE (FLAK EA ) (LEASED FROM PEPSI (I4S.M/M0) SOOASYSTEM (POSTMIX) (LOANEO BY PEPSI) JU K E BOX. FAC MAN GAME A TR IV IA GAME (PROPERTY! OP SOUTHERN MUSIC) AN TIQ UE CIGARET MACHINE (PR O PER TY OF MUTUAL Q| J A L L A BO VE CATEGO RIES A L E A S E H O L D IMPROVE-: M E N TS ....TO TA L:............................................................ 1114.421 M Data* this Whdeyof July. IN I. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Mo Circuit Court By: Jono E. Jatewlc O ^ u ty Clerk Publish: July If. 1*. INI OEH 111 vsiiD triirsiuir'ur * SP EED R AC KLt/f: (1) 22"* (I) 13" I BACK BAR/SSMELVEt. CUSTOM MIRRORED BACK, i r a l i r 4 4 GLASS S N IL V E L « " a r EA. I GLASS SHELF. 4" a 44" 1 SI GAL PLASTIC TRASH CANS I 34 OAL PLASTIC TRASH CAN I SH ILF.W O O O .TH R EE T IE R S .* " a 14" 1 DRAFT B IE R MACHINE. TH R EE DOOR. 4 KEC COOLER. S/S. PERLICK. 47" al4" 1 CASH REGISTER. NCR SI MOO.. S/S 1 BACK EAR, WOOO. 4 SHE L V I L B O TTLE DISPLAY. IS* ■ IS" I ROLLING CART. S / L II" » 14ROOM O IVIOIR SW ITH FISH TANKS I G -E .T.V . If". W. REMOTE CONTROL I SANYO CASH REGISTER. MOO LXB221,14" ■ 11" I TW OSFEEDOSTERIZER ELENOER DINING ROOM TO TA L ...................... ............. ...... 4 . grantee*, creditors and any taWuwwn person* or unknown Ipousos claiming by. through LAST KNOWN RESIDENCES **-'02 FramlIngham Cl.. Lake Mary, FL12744 YOU ABE HEREBY NOTI F IEO that an action to toreclow Martgil* covering the following reel and porional preparty In Sand nolo County. Florida, to wtt: Condom inium Unit 141. Build ing 1A. ol HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM according to ttw Declaration of Condominium recorded March 21. II4S In Olllclal Record! Book 1434. Paget IS4I through 11*1. in elusive, and all amendment thereto, at the Public Records ol Somlnolo County. Florida, togolhar with all appurtenances thereto and an undivided inter vaid declaration Including (pacifically but not by way at limitation ttw follow Ing equipment: Rang*. Retrig •'•'or, disposal. Dishwasher, M icrowave. Oven. Wathar, D r y e r , Paddle Fans and Fireplace. has bean (Had against you and you or* required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. to It on Robert H. Hosch. Jr.. MR I - Robinson Straot. Or­ lando, Florida m ot. and IIW ttw original with ttw Clark ol ttw •bovo styled Court on or bohre •ho Uth day of August. INI, otherwise o Judgment may bo tntarad against you lor ttw rolWtdsmandodinttw Complaint WITNESS my hand and seat ol said Court on ttw tth day ol July. INI, (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE C(R CU IT COURT By: Cecelia V Ekam D#t>utv Clark Publish July 12. It. M 4 August 1. IN I O EH Ilf FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I •m engaged in business at 104 Commerce S I. Suit* 104. Lake Mary. Seminole County, Flori­ da, under the Fictitious Name of BamniAL,ZCD R a d i o s , and that I inland to register said name with ttw Secretary ol Stale. Teilahaiteet Florida. In accordance with the provisions ol the Fictitious *f*Ma, To wit Secttoo •ki Of. Florida Statutes ttSl John* Ware Publish July 2s. IN I O EH 14) �SanfSBTFlorida - Friday,~Juiy*28, 1691 - M WASHINGTON — o f fetal thane to lift the ben on I hatting • vote to the They My the move T h e Houae on Thursday voted 374*144 to IW a ban the npoaed In 1993 on federally financed i from moot abactions. T h e only >the ban allows a re fer tfeaoe from mfecai ' from abortlono to m v c a m o th er', life. U A Hep. BUI I — J. fe r Clinical ■“ ■ wmmmrn wan* » p rw o c n i o i U r AXAcncin rc o c fttio n u»c country • lir iu t orgB iim uon o f aald th e vote arm a mraeagr to Buah. rvmagon mnnwivv mimpnowmimm WASHINGTON — The fem ta gm slops Just ohovt o f sayin g a H ttM to ataow three American ptfeonem in » . but a m ilitary report m yo obnoot all oth er the m m are attve to either wrong o r highly Defenae Department report d etail! a string o f factual errara. olllynoundtng lettevo that couldn't have been w ritten by aom eone erhooe native language la EngHah, and Cam bodian But the grainy photograph show ing three men hnldlrm an undeciphered algo rem aln a an enigm a. Pam lllea from Cahfernla aay they’re poattive the three m m are their m im ing relatives, presumed dead atnce they were shot dow n w h ile flyin g mtaatona during the Vietnam W ar. , ik '* t - Milwaukee massaofu portreH flMWflQ MILW AUKEE — The portrait em erging to the "M ilw aukee M aaaacre" grows m orebtaarre and chim ngby the hour. C-OsTjW fit.non Cirlffl JPlMNuNnCVirv WHO1ganUl OOEBSTmOCU VO I'trUirvjeCf |jfl» and m utilating hia vfetbna la believed to be responsible for 17 hlUlnga dating back 10 years, police said. Some were stalked at ga y bars or on city streets, th en hired back to a tiny apartm ent w here they were drugged, strangled and dtomembered. Jeffrey L Dahmer. 31. engaged in homosexual acta w ith at least three victims. Including one who was already dead and w hose heart he wived "to ca t later." according to a crim inal com plaint filed Thursday In court. “ T h is la a very sick 3 you n g man who has many kinds o f . Boyle, Dahmer’a lawyer. m ental problems. O eraldP.r U*9 . C iK R I OOWil O il OOCIOTE WASHINGTON — The governm ent today Issued strict rules designed to keep doctors from taking kickbacks In exchange for referrals o f Medicaid and M edicare patients. T h e so-called “ safe h arbor" m ica spell out the types o f patient referral situations that the Department of Health and Hum an Services can guarantee won’t trigger prosecution. — The rules strictly d eftn er mhat n h e -government v i e w as. acceptable arrangements under which doctors send patients to New In use of telephones nears Business sees big consumer benefit; watchdog angered WASHINGTON — A new court ruling puts the regional Bell telephone companies a step closer to the day when they may begin providing borne shopping, banking, stock prices and gre-w h is products such ss two-way Interactive video, all through the phone. The seven giant phone companies say consumers and sm all buatoessea should welcome the prospect, which was made possible Thursday when U.S. District Judge Harold Greene lifted part o f a federal consent decree th at had prohibited pro* vision o f auch services b y the Bell com pa* and ch ief executive to a However, Gene Kimmebnan o f the Con* ow n er Feocrauoo o* Am erica caueo me decision "terrible for conaum era" and said it "sign a ls the beginning of a monopoly "W e regret that Judge G reene felt obliged to rule against fair com petition and the righ ts o f conaumera." aald Cathleen Black, p resid en t o f the A m erican N ew spaper PubHahere Aaaoctettnn. Greene allowed the eo-called Baby Bella Into Information aervicea despite hia own reservaUona. Doing so. he aakl. "w ould allow them quickly to dom inate that m arket and to elim inate both com petition and the Independents which w ou ld m ake that com petition poBSiDtc, But G reene aald an a p p ella te court decision reven ln g hia 1987 refusal to grant auch permtasion created a higher standard — whether the Judge could be certain that regional Della Into the market The Justice Department Joined the re!r- y , , r tri . r - ■ J >l**al.uhone c o m p a n ira jo jik U lg £ "*w --tro . J ^ ^ in m i ,,^yJOW ^ their phone line* to aell But a consumer advocate aald the ruling — one that w ill prove costly to regular phone users. ~ V "Consumers and sm all businesses are the real winners li* b ecau seth ey stand to gain the most fro m a s o re cam petition tn the electronic inform ation s e n -w *,’’ Edward E. fit’s time to call a halt, once and for all, to the endless litigation, j " H ^ l o i S S ? S K S d u k d iw o fh „ ruling until It cm be ipixakd by the .m * 5 5 8 5 8 2 5 * * ' * * * w : Opponents said at an April court hearing that. de» - -•ibai .theunfalf | >to squeeze out com petitors. ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? CLUB, ORGANIZATION NEWS N ew s about social and ssrvfca c lu b s and organisa­ tions in Seminole County is eieglbla for publication. G ro u p publicity chairman should su b m it typewrit­ ten press releases lo People Editor. T h e deadline la noon three days prior to an event,orae soon after the event as possible. PEOPLE ITEMS item s accompanied by pictures about the ac­ co m p lishm en ts of children and adult residents of Sam lnoto C o unty are eligible for publication. Sub­ m it typewritten o r neatly written Item s to Psopi# Editor, Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Include name and da ytim e phone num ber o l person who may answer questions. 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How Can I Receive Homa Dalivary? RETURN PHOTP POLICY low Do I Report A News Tip? Can I Buy A Back lasua Of Tha Nswspapar? How Do I Announce A Wtdding Or Engagement? People wishing to have their engagement or wed­ d in g announcement published in the Sanford Our newspaper carriers are made up of all types ol people o l ail ages, who enjoy being outdoors, mealing friendly people and making extra cash. Stop in o u r office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford to file your application. We ll notify you when a home delivery route becomes available in your area S a n f o r d Hetta 300 N. French Ava. Sanford, Florida 322-2611 �........................................... . . • A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. July 26. f°9t K E IL I0 -M E Y E B S 8 -B A Y *•* Sanford r -m e k 8SBUNQ RED HOT VALUES FOR YOU DURING THIS PRIVATE SALE FOR OUR PREFERRED CUSTOMERS! FBI., JULY 26TH 9AM TO 9PM •SAT., JULY 27TH 9AM TO 6PM FR EE 10-QUART V * V V .T PLASTIC M X . : - Just tor corning to our two-day salt, you gel a fret ten-quart paNtoaTs great for cleaning. wtsNng cart and more. Colors mey vary by location. g t. « -«i •a the hula hoop with Anglo, •, and Qlgl, t, %HANDYCAKE SAVER Keep you beats IrtsMor days wdh pus container Also greet tor transporting you cakes. fl.VLS AND •C H F 5 T s tu r d y l o f t a t o m c o n s t r u c t e d o f s o u p p in e Heilig-M eyers Nds and parents wM love N s durable and sUe tottb-rd set. Scad r* rp m e been conePueion and the beauty of pme make a bad even Vta toughest Udscun hut) You gattie tap and boaom ends, rate I the 3^ itew r chest) Beddng also tale pncari____ Walter Minis, I , raps to tho m usic * fY k Furnish America Barry, 10, And Brim ,9, Porter choor Star C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1 A "I'v e had some experience performing before." Mlllls said. "I've done tap. ballet and Jazz recllals at the Bob Carr and places like that. I love dancing and clogging Is fun dancing." The Doherty sisters have performed at small talent shows with Mints In the past. The trio, calling themselves the Old Hickory Stampers took home the first place trophy at the end of the day. Second place honors went to Jesse Medlong who played the nute and Waller Mlllls who danced and sang. Anna Termini. I he recreation leader at Lee I*. Moore Park said (hat her youngsters had been rehearsing Informally for the Star Search most of the summer. EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM WITH PINE FINISH AMD DECORATIVE EMBOSSING "T h ey are very disciplined." she said. The youngsters al Fl. Mellon Park were less rigid In their preparation. TNs four-piece bedroom (effects the decorative style of Early America with large tuned post headboard and etched hutch mirror with doors You get the 64" dresser 54'*36‘ chest, mirror and doubfe-toqueen headboard "T h ey decided the last couple of days if they wanted to do something." Amos Sparrow. H ip leader at Ft. Mellon said. M O N TH 4-P C.K M O O M O ft 3-PC. U V M Q ROOM THREE-PIECE EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM IN WARM EARTHTONE UPHOLSTERY "W e ’re Just out here to have fun." Sparrow said. Durable DuPont Aniron'nylon upholstery provides years of beauty Earthtone print creates a warm feet and blende well with many color schemes Group includes 85' sofa. W loveseat and matching chair Queen Sleeper ( not pictured) $497 H.i.ld Photo* by Tommy VliK.nl T o r i W h ite , 6, e n jo y s the s h o w . G E CO R D LESS TELEP H O N E C D C p IA l •Recharge cradle •Digital security system •Low battery imscasor •Redal O N E TIM E OFFER ON LANE® RECLINERS •Consumer replacement battery •Desk or wall mountable •Tone putse switch YOUR CHOICE ONLY $g g 9s or $18 A MONTH* Heilig-Meyers 1W ITH A P P R O V ED CREDIT. > WeFurnishAmerica ifa /ith i/a iz F t . M s llo n Park c h e e rin g s e c tio n s u p p o rts la vo rite n e ts. $ 2 9 9 M-TH 10-7, FRI. 10-9, S AT. 9-6 1100 S. Frsnch A ve., S an ford «•*« *e Jn*e«ry« kKtonte*le* Ml uploaf (407)322-7953 �Sa/^ford Herald July 2 6, B ■ PBopte, Pag# 3B IComtes. Pag# IClassified, Pags 7B Tourneys forge ahead IN B R I E F SouF ■•.r - «... ► I Local golfars a! Florida Open W EST PALM BEACH - Locals golfers took apart the two courses at the West Palm Beach Polo Club In the first round o f the 50th Florida Open, but then again, so did the rest o f the field. .All-in-all. 95 o f the 192 participants shot under par on either the Dunes or Cypress courses Thursday. Casselberry's Casey Middleton and Mark Bucek at Winter Springs led the massacre with four-under-par 68's. two back o f Gary Baker and Tom Cleaver. R ick H endcrshot o f Lon gw ood, W in ter Springs's Dan Wood, and amateur John Pettit, a former Oviedo linkster. each shot a 70 to keep themselves in contention. Pettit stands tied for sixth among competing amateurs. Dennis Postlewalt o f Timacuan shot a on­ e-under-par 71. Rounding out the other area golfers were: David Smith o f Longwood (74), Casselberry’s Tony DcMarta (75). and Batt Bauer o f Winter Springs (78). Sanford's John Brott shot a disappointing 76. leaving himself in the back o f the pack. M M C T IM i DeLand, Deltona put an end to Sanford Post 53 campaign DeLAND — All things come to an end. but why so suddenly? The Sanford Post 53 Orioles (Seminole High School's summer baseball team) loat to DeLand 14-6 and Deltona 104) to be eliminated from the American Legion District Tournament. Sanford thus ended a summer of discovery with a 24-10 record. " W e g a in e d e x p e rien c e this summer," said Sanford head coach Mike Powers. "Everyone got a lot o f innings and at bats. W e found out who works hard and who la de­ dicated to playing baseball." Five errors hurt Sanford against DeLand in its first game o f the day. Six Sanford players were taking part in a Pony League baseball tournament, their absence forcing the Orioles to use some players in unfamiliar roles. Trailing 7-2 after three Innings, the Orioles scored four runs in the top o f the fourth to pull within one run. But DeLand scored three runs In their fourth and sixth Innings. "W e hurt ourselves with errors," s a id O rio les * m a n a ge r K en n c Brown. "W e didn't really play heads-up baseball. A lot o f our players were playing positions they weren't used to." In I he second game. Ron McGrew held Sanford to a single by Jason Bender to lead Deltona over San­ ford. McGrew struck out eight, did not walk a batter and allowed Just two runners to reach second base. "G ive credit to Deltona." said Brown. "Th ey hit well, play good defense, and Ron McGrew did an excellent Job. They shut us down.” Todd Braden, who led the Sanford Babe Ruth All-Stars to a second place finish In the state tournament, pitched all seven Innings for the Orioles. He yielded seven hits and was victimized by four errors. "Todd Braden pitched well and threw strikes." said Brown. "H e's young and facing ball players of higher quality than he's used to facing. Even though he gave up 10 runs, he's still a top pitching prospect." ■■fjf OVIEDO — Cliff Williams of the Gelco Blazers tossed up a three-point attempt, as the horn sounded, the ball rolled and rolled around the rim before finally falling off and Hungry Howies had hung on for a 75-73 triumph in the championship game o f the ICBA Men's Basket­ ball League at Oviedo High School. The game was a study In momentum as first one team and then the other would go on scoring spurts o f 15-20 points that would result in an 8-10 point lead change. Leading the Hungry Howies scoring were Rick Lorraine (19 points). Buzz Younce (18). Jeff Morris (15). Jay Evans and JefT Meyers (eight points each) and Brian Marincov (seven). Doing the scoring for Geico. which split the regular season scries with Hungry Howtes. were Garth Bloton (21 points). Williams (19). Sam Haynes (17). Marcus Neal |10) and Eddie Norton - - Buffo oh Wds rUune'd The Most Valuable Player of the league. Named to the All-Star team were Younce and Lorraine (Hungry Howies). Dan __Michalak (Magic!. Jeff VVhlpple (Domino NoljJaL__ Lawrence . (Pretenders) anil Nets .Pate (Oviedo Gun & Pawn). SOUTHERN LEAGUE Sunt split deuce KNOXVILLE. Tenn. - Tony Manahan hit a two-run homer In the eighth Inning to key the Jacksonville Suns' 3-0 nightcap victory Thurs­ day over the Knoxville Blue Jays In a split of a Southern League doubleheader. Knoxville won the opener 8-0. FOOTBALL UM loses recruit M IAM I — U n iversity o f M iam i recruit Lawrence Wright, a defensive back from North Miami High, will attend Junior college instead because he failed to score the NCAA minimum 700 on his Scholastic Aptitude Test, coach Dennis Erickson said. AUTO RACINO Marlin grabs pole TALLADEGA. Ala. - Sterling Marlin said It felt like his car wasn't running very fast. Hut his laments fell on deaf cars after the second-generation NASCAR slock car driver won his second career pole and second o f the month, taking the lop qualifying spot for S u n d a y 's D ie H a rd 5 0 0 at T a l l a d e g a Superspecdwuy. In this age of carburetor restrictor plates and big rear spoilers, the most Impressive thing about Marlin’s fast lap of 192.085 mph was that It was faster than the speeds turned In by 42 other drivers on the 2.66-mllc oval Thursday. Mark Martin's qualifying lap o f 191.919 was Just a bit slower, relegating him to the outside of the all-Ford Thunderblrd front row. A fter Marlin and Martin, the next two qualifiers were In Chevrolet Luminas. with Ernie Irvan at 191.658 and scries point leader and defending race and series champion Dale Earnhardt at 190.993. Hill Elliott, who set the race qualifying record of 209.005 back in the non rcstricted summer of 19H6. was fifth at 190.985, follow ed by surprising Chad Little — with new crew chief Harry Hyde — at 190.803. Davey Allison (190.727), Rusty Wallace (190.253). Harry Gant 1190.177) and Alan Kulwlckl 1190.098). C xngi M from wire m i l ropsrts. B U T BETS ON TV a B A S E B A LL □7:3 0 p.m. - WON, Chicago White Sox at Huston Red Sox.(L) C om plsts listin g aw N f «B ___________________ BAM I O N I U k terS t e ll I I 411 444 I - 4 I I Dn m N r t l 444 343 i - 14 It I Klflf. Tilllt <31. BMfnon (4) and Ktrnt Collin* Nolaon (41 and Wright. WP - Collin,. LP - King. DP - Nona. IB - DaLand. Forayfha. Barnard. 3B DaLand. Carton*. HR — BAM I TWO 444 BM 3 - I t t • ianterd PtotSJ M l MB 4 - 4 I 4 McOraw and Flohorty. Brodan and Holland. WP — McGrow. LP - Bratton. OP - Sanford 1. JB Doltena. Garratt, Blundtl . 38 - Nona. HR D* IIona. Flaharty, Mapto* Dana Flaherty and former Sanford Junior Major and Little Major League star Mike Maples each two run home runs to spark Deltona’s offense. "M ike Maples Is probably the best ball player we faced all summer." □B ob A a u i t u Lsflaa, Pag* 9B Oviedo Jrs. waltz to section title Hungry How Ibs wins ICBA .. R u m 1991 Shan* Odom tripled and dooblad lor the Bulteta In their win over Bishop Moore. NABF: Bullets, Lake Howelt advance ay woaaia stock StolngMteart IM M - s«itott Herald Correspondent LONGWOOD — For the past week, the Lyman Bullets have been In the offensive doldrums. Most of the players haven't been hitting the ball solid and those who have seem to drill the ball right at opposing fielders. On Thursday night, however, the Bullets ended their slump at the right lime and In the right place, pounding out nine hits as they routed Bishop Moore 11-1 and advanced to the second round o f the National American Baseball Federation district tournament at Lyman Stadium. In the other first-round contest. Lake Howell rallied for three runs in their last at-bat and pulled out a 4-3 win over Oviedo. I ill n - ii 4 1 * • Knortt, Stov*n* (41 and 0,111* H*rrb*ck, OoodpatWr (J) and Porter. WP — Coodpattar. LP — Knar,I. IB — BlUtop Moor*. Wartocha; Bultete. Porter, Stuck*, (J). Hay*,. Odom. 38 — Bultete. Odom. MR — Non*. Ovteda 430 444 • - 3 S I Lakt H*W*JI 41# 444 3 - 4 4 4 Jordan and Twlgg,. Coma, and Harnandoi. WP — Jordan. LP — tternandat. IB - Lak* Hawaii. V*laiqu*i. 3B - Ovtedo. Ballhorn. Britt I* HR - Non* Today's schedule has the top-seeded Lake Mary Mudcats squaring off against Lake Howell at 5 p.m. with the Bullets und Altamonte Springs Dodgers (Lake Brantley's summer team) following at 8 p.m. Kevin Stuckey led the Bullet barrage Thursday with three doubles. Including two that reached the fences. He drove In three runs and scored two □ B bb NABF. Page 2B B a b e R u th : S o u th e a s t te a m s e lim in a te d OVIEDO — Tournament play for the second-year S o u th e a s t S e m in o le B a b e R u th L e a g u e o f Ovlcdo/Tuskawilla ended quickly this summer as the league's three division All-Star teams finished a combined 2-6 . At the Junior Bambino (9-10 year olds) slate tournament at Tavares, the Southeast Seminole team, under Coaches Don Bcldsoc and Mike Zclanes, finished 1- 2 . The Juniors lost their first game 11-2 to Flagler American, Matt Tulip led Southeast Seminole's 10-hit attack with a pair o f singles. Getting one hit each were Jeremy Zelancs, Billy Law. Brad Bledsoe, Jarod Peer. Graham Howell, Steve Hurley. Nate Lindstrom and Tim Ganger. The locals stayed alive with a 3-2 victory over Flagler National as Tulip scattered eight hits for the pitching win while Law led the offense with three hits. But Southeast Seminole's run came lo an end In the next game, however, as they were eliminated by Santa Fc 14 2. Tulip and Howell had three lilts each ill the losing cause. The Bamhlnos ( I I - 12 year olds) were eliminated in two straight games in their stale tournament at Longwood. Nick and Chris Caldwell. Malt Golsleyn and Emile Mohabir had the only hits for Coach Jerry Golsteyn’s 1l-yciir-old-dominatcd team. The Babe Ruth All-Stars (13-15 year olds) won their TAMPA — Now that he has signed a new contract. Ervin Randle fig­ ures he faces the battle o f his career lo stay with the Tampa Bay Bucca­ neers. The seventh-year pro ended a six-day holdout Thursday after signing a one-year deal that re­ portedly could pay him more than $490,000 If he wins the starting strong-side linebacker Job. If he doesn't beat out teammate Kevin Murphy. Randle doesn't think he will remain wilh the team. "I was asking for llie same salary us Murph was making. You've got two guys making the same salary at one position," Randle said. "Only one’s going to start and one's not going to accept the role of backing the other up." Randle, who earned $360,000 in 1990. has been a starter for five of his six seasons with the Hues. lie □S«w Janlors, Fags 2B JUNIOR LKAOUC ICCTI 04I » FINALS OvtoSa All Sian 441 433 4 - 14 13 4 Suwam* All Star, #33 111 4 - I 4 3 Dun*m*nn. Scho*tk ID and King Kirby and RtgUtor WP - Dun*mann LP — Kirby Sav* Sctmack OP — non* IB — Ovtedo. Sal*,. Suwan**. Billing,l*y JB — non* HR — non* R*tord, - Ovtedo, I U 8 « « Babe Rath, Page 2B Randle knows new contract doesn’t guarantee roster spot AP Sports Writer OVIEDO — The Oviedo Junior League All-Stars concluded Its waltz through the Section I Tournament with a 14-8 triumph over the Suwanee Junior All-Stars at ihe O vtedo L ittle Leagu e Com plex Thursday night. Ben Dunem ann and Richard Schneck combined on a four-hlltcr to complete the three-game sweep. The only thing that kept the game close was wllanesa — the Oviedo duo walked lO — and errors — the hosts committed a whopping eight miacues. The O vleoo 13-year-olds, who won (heir first two games o f the Sectional 18-7 and-6-4; have now^ outscored ' their opponents ' 12 R * Y" while com piling a 9-1 record since the All-Star season began. O viedo now advances to the Junior Slate Tournament starting Monday at Poet St. Luck. They wlU play at 2:30 p.m. against a team to be announced. As with most areas of Central Florida these days, the game was played In soggy, muddy conditions. The game started dry enough but with two outs In the top of the first inning, the heavens opened up forcing a two-hour delay. But unlike Tuesday night, when the games were forced to move to Winter Garden, the Oviedo grounds crew was able (o get the field playable. The wet conditions hampered the usually reliable Dunemann. He only allowed four hits und struck out two. but he also walked nine und left after the fourth Inning with Oviedo holding a slim 9-7 advanluge. But Schneck shut the door, only allowing one run on no hits und unr walk while striking out Iw oover Ihe final three innings. Oviedo scored four runs in the second Inning und five In the third to lead 9-2 before Suwanee fought hack lo within 9-7. But three runs in the fifth gave the locals some played inside In the four-linebacker scheme Tampa Bay used last year, but doesn't anticipate having any problems moving outside in ihe team's new 4-3 defense. Although Murphy is No. 1 now. Randle believes their battle "w ill go down to the w ire." If lie loses, he said he's prepared lo walk away with no regrets. “ The way I look at it is II tie’s the starter there's no tired lor me to be here. We both feel like we could start somewhere,” Randle said. "I don’t think they're going to pay a guy to buck up another guy wit It that type ol salary when you’ve got young guys who could probably do i tie same job us a backup. “ Besides, you wouldn't wani a disgruntled player on your leant.” lie added, "because liiat could cause a whole hunch ol contusion.” Randle started seven games last year and had a career-high SW sacks after recording only 2 Vi the See Buccaneers. Psge 2B Exhibitions give rookies chance to show som ething By STIVER W IN ! AP Sports Writer MIAMI — For Mark Sander and other rookie free agents, a poor preseason would mean no regu­ lar season. That's why Sander regards ton igh t's gam e b etw een the Miami Dolphins and Chlcugo Bears as more Ilian Jusi an exhibition opener. “ I’ve |usl got to do some tilings dial catch the couch's eye." the Dolphins linebacker said. “ A fumble, an interception — tilg plays would help me out." Roster long shots such as Sander will sec plenty o f action Coaches use early pr<*season games prim arily to sort out candidates lor backup Jobs and special teams. “ A young guv might turn out lo tie much better than a three- or four-year guy who you would be more comfortable with going In." Bears d efen s ive coord in ator Vince Tobin said. "W e might have more depth than wr think." D u r i n g 1r li i i i I ii g c u in p workouts, the Bears* biggest surprise — literally — lias been defensive lurkle James Williams, a 3 lO-pound free agent from Chcyney Slate. The couches also like 10th round draft pick Turn llackcs. who this week moved from defensive line to shore up Ihe offensive tackle spot. Miami coach Don Shula lias had p ra ise lor several rookie free agents. Including Sander, from Louisville; Dwayne Pelham, a linebacker from Appalachian Slate, and Richard Buchanan, a receiver from Northwestern. "W e've had them In the past come out of nowhere and make See Dolphins. P sge 2B FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R E A , R EA D T H E S A N FO R D HERALD D A IL Y �, J . ‘t r -T •*’' r ''U ' - IV f ■ ■ ■■ - ... „ ■5*8)33(5 I, ■• . tV v>« . . . . . . . . ,{;v*I\|a y\ • . __ ; -.,2 f WMMpMgu — • M 1* , -1 ••, _ - v r j _______-L._ . S T A T S & STAN DINGS Parte*, probably Btgn ■> m tor r o lle fe a r p rafettlon il contract alter nigh K h ool. When he g e t* hold o f T gg Tlttfe, Toad Hensety i m Ton Holland a t e proved to fa* wet- The awmwer'prwrldcd 8*n ford w ith a chance to develop ptayera '* * * around Ita established nudeua o f Jerem y Chunat. Matt Freeman, 9Co(t fe rp n o n , m v m E cutcin ’■***• and Hobby M orgu t Am ong the p layen added to * * * > the supporting caat w ere Dem i ■ •* Beamon m a third hoar man, signed T on y Duncan m an outfielder, and Phillip K in g Todd Braden and Ryan Ortlx on the mound, C r a ig S te p h e n s a n d J o n Mi Anna Tltft1Tl*ew«a -*iUM*Htaa u " I f you add theee g u y i In with the five other my% w e aee that the future o f nroeball at Sem inote High School ta very bright/’ sexi rowers. Thto waa the Drat tim e alnce 1979 that the Sanford aum m er baaebaW team bore the nam e o f h a t S3, "W e would She to thank Foal S3 for letting ua uae th eir name and n u m ber" m id h n r m . “ and w e hope we represented them aaanJi ccmi ^ r ta < w t NABF ***• cam a w * "** Urry ' ! "2 kww. wg » US? W«I** m m Fries, m b* Jm n "W e just went through one o f th ose spells when th e non* h ittin g fungus attack ed o u r bats." said Bullet coach Bob McCullough. Early on. It looked as If the Bullets were feted to continue that trend. They went down quietly In the Aral toning before m aking some noise with tw o d ou b les In the secon d an d another one Inning later. But the Bullets broke the gam e w ide open w ith a seven-run fourth Inning as Kenny Hayes, Shane Odom and Stuckey each rocked an extra-base hit In the inning. Jason Ooodpastor threw three Innings In relief o f starter Todd Herrback to pick up the win. He gave up two h its while atriking out four. "W e ’ re going to have aom e fon this week.*’ McCullough com* mented. "W e’re going to ptay relaxed and easy." S tu ckey w ifi start to n igh t n T h u rsd a y n ig h t’ s firs t w ith a two-out. 0 2 featbal] to d riv e In th e tw o ru n s and com plete Lake HoweU’a com* .h a r k CPKI. B o b O o m e a . w h o fo u n d hhnarif In a 3*1 deficit after tw o*and-one-half In n in gs on Tuesday, gave up Just one h it In Oviedo’s laat four trips to the plate, striking out seven and walking one. F o r O v ied o , E ric J o rd a n whiffed 10, scattering fou r hits In a hard-fought loss. JuniorsiIB breathing room and they added a pair or Insurance runs In the sixth. P ro v id in g the o ffe n s e fo r O viedo were Dunemann (four singles, three RBI). Miguel Salas (d o u b le , s in g le, th re e .r u n s s c o r e d ). E lio C c s te r o (tw o singles, two runs scored). A n ­ thony King (single, tw o runs scored, two RBI). G reg Mosa w 44 ■ % 41 44 J4 M a 41 w M 11 44 11 CNMamls KnnaoaCIty _ L 4B 49 4B 44 m 44 « 4B S44 «41 I4B - '» r - Ml uv» JIS M 344 MW PM M to -• 44) 4 JM 4th Ml • Wl 4 J31 i1 l l 7 mm *4 tM ttls M M M V a rk l Chlca*e7,TerowWi Bammsrs S CsiHsmU * Cleveland A Oakland 7 Mlnnoaote f. Detroit 1 K m a M C lty S .tatNtauk4et PwBaNMM TartabuNKC CRIpbanBIt PatawirsTpa BmpiBtn Mw MbfMil IMbhiubi Im FramTm Otnam HI m M m i ObIi • Al n 371 M 113 B 377 ■ 373. m 333 41 379 ■ 311 ■7 3(1 R 343 B 3M ■ M a m V 144 Mm 17 m M M7 74 131 M W •1 m 47 m 41 n Pet. 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Recalled Dave Pavia*, pitcher, tram low* at the American AMatt* hen Sant Laddie Hantra*, pitcher, ta lama C IN C IN N A TI R I M - Activated Joaa Ri|0. pitcher tram Ita It day ditaMed Htl rjop-m. - KSPN. Kansas City Novels at TerenteSlueJays. IL) 7:M pm. - WON. CMcaga White See at BeeNnRedSee. (L) |:M pm. - M. M. Cincinnati Sadi at SI. LauNCardksdto. (L) ISpm. - ISPN. WON. New Vark Mats at SanOtagePadres. (L) 4 :M p m . - SUN. David OantaMe vs. Louis HmeardL edtarvseights. IL) d pm . — ISPN. U S. Samar Open, lata icawd round. (LI. also at3:Me.m. 4 pm. — USA. Oroaler harttord Open. ‘ (L).a tte e lllp m. A U TO S A C I NS P pm . — KSPN. Saturday Night Thunder: USAC Sprints 1 pm . - 44. Cailtarnia Angela at New York Y o d o s IL ) 3 :B p m. - TBS. WON. Atlanta Braves at ChicagaCube. (L) 4 pm . — M. M. Cincinnati Radi at SI. Louis Cardinals. (LI B A SK ITB A LL • pm . - SC. WBL. Florida Jades al AAemgMsRockers.IL) * t p.m. - ESPN. Columbia log Open. (L ). e ita a tJM a m SOX INO 4:M p m — SUN. David Gomel** v». Loult MOWifB, ■vnvrwvifnii 4 p m - HBO. Pamail Whitaker v* Poll Diet. IlgbhaeigMt. (Lt POOT BALL 17 M p m - WFTV t, N FL eihtbltton. AFC/NFC Hail ot Fam* Gama: Oanvar Branca* v*. Drtrwl Llont, (L ) a pm . — ESPN. Pro football Hall al Fame Induction Caramon!**, alto *M a m 14 p m — SC. Arena football. Tampa Bay Storm al Orlande Predator* O OLF . , _ 1:M p m - WFTV I. U J Senior Open, third round. (LI a p.m — WCPX A Greater Harttord Open, third round. IL) inOf SACIMS t p m -E S P N .M a tU II Invitational. (LI (single, run scored, tw o RBI). Richard Roger and Jerry Parks (one single and tw o runs scored each! and Roger Halliburton (tw o runs scored). Other members o f the Sec­ tio n s ) C ham pions a re K en t Brown. Jerem y Burton. Kevin Jackson. Ryan Livingston and JoelU optx. David Jackson Is the m anager and BID Dunemann the coach. C o a tla a cd fro m IB have 34-facfcteflrthe Dolphins 2tf our team and end up playing,' Shulasaid. "You keep giving them op­ portunities as long as they show When they play In these games, you look for.a guy lo flash on special. teams, or hustle or hitting, That's how they keep their foot in the door." Sander first grabbed Simla's attention with a pair of vicious hits in a scrimmage. The 230pound linebacker figures his best chance of making the team la to shine on special teams. "I think I've done a lot better than a free agent is expected to do." Sander said. "O f course. 1 never thought I should've been a free agent In Ihe first place." T he l e a d i ng t a c k i e r In Louisville hlstoiy. Sander waa not invited to any postseason all-star games or scouting com­ bines. "I'm starting from behind.” he said. With so many young players scrambling for Jobs — the Bears — aome veterans also go In to the preseason with their future In doubt. One is defensive linem an E ric Kum erow. a Brat-round Babe Ruth— frw a IB opening game of the district tournament at DeLand but lost their nexl two to be eliminated. Coach John FUlta' bunch beat Flagler 12-7 aa Etnello Mangual and Roberto Delgado combined on a seven-hitter. Doing the damage offensively were Ryan Brockman and Jason Nichols (tw o singles each), Ken Schellenbarg (triple, three runs scored). Chris Spies (single, three walks, two runs scored) and Mangual. Doug Ruscittl. Chris Tulip and Jeff Spies (one single each). Tulip had a pair of doubles, the only Southeast Seminole hits. In a 13-1 loss to host DeLand In the second game. Mike House and Kenny Lyalak were the only other locals to reach base. Southeast Seminole was then eliminated by Longwood 12-5. Tulip had two hits while Schellenbarg. Mangual. Delgado and JefT Spies added one hit each. C — t l B Mt g draft bust with the Dolphin* wl traded to Chicago feat darii ®JY for cornerback Vestee dackaonKumerow declined to talk to Miami reporters this week, but he told The Chicago Sun-Times tie would carry no bitterness Into the game against his former team. B u cca n e e rsCsMttosa4 tr m m IB previous five seasons. He lost his starting Job when Winston Moss was moved from outside linebacker, and didn't hide his unhappiness the second half of the season. General manager Phil Krueger said It's too early to speculate on what will happen when the strong-side position Is settled. Murphy, beginning his sixth season. Is taking a wait-and-see attitude, too. "This is a business. Ervin knows that and I know that. You Just have to go out and do your Job." said Murphy. 'Tm going to work hard and Ervin Is going to work hard. You never know what's going to happen.' ‘ NOTES: Safety Mark Robinson suffered a partially dislocated shoulder during the morning practice and Is expected to be sidelined two weeks.... Running back Gary Anderson (hip), wide receiver Danny Peebles (quad) and defensive end Keith MeCants (shoulder) sat out the afternoon practice with minor Injuries ... The Bucs didn't have to make any personnel moves to make room for Randle because running back Calvin Wtndom left camp Wednesday. GREY H O U N D DARK LIVE RACWO ACTION Greyhounds Evening >7:45 pm Thoroughbred* from Colder •300 pm 2000A> 1 ■ ■■■■■■M M M M M �aT •* V T , V) J - ( 1 and how they can help asve Florida w ild life. A picnic la to follow with names and lota of food, Call 667-6310 lor m ore information. CtuMomutt The next general m eeting o f the Pierson Happy W anderer’s Volakmarch Chib w ill be held Monday. J u ly 39. 7 pan. The prupoae o f the m eeting win be to Ann up plans for the October Club Volkamarch and to prepare to aaaem b le a large malfout for this m arch. New members are now bein g accepted Into the club. For m ore Information, contact Joseph Sexton at (904) 749-9379. Narcotics Anonymous to most Narcotics Anonym ous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House o f Ooodwlll. 317 Oak Ave.. Banted. Bram Towers hosts fashion show OM ears put In llmsllght The C elery C ity Cruisers, an antique and classic automobile club in Sem inole County, sponsors a display o f old cars each Saturday from 7*10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind W endy's on U.S. Highway 17-93. Sanford. Non-members are welcom e to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. SANFORD - A colorful fash­ ion show was Just what the r e s id e n t s o f Bram Tow era needed to take some o f the sizzle out o f the heat o f the long hot summer. Nar-Anon to offtrhalp Nar-Anon. a self-help grouttp for relatives and friends of addicts, m eets at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. Suite Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.m.. at Grave Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 866-6364. Alanon mavnbars to eongrogato Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center, 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call the center at 896-5188 for m ore Information. Mom fears Ukraine letters are full of radioactive news DBAS ABBTt I have a ques­ tion that has been bothering me a great deal. I feel embarrassed to ask, but I must. My teen-age daughter has been receiving pen-pal letters from a g irl In the Ukraine (U.S.S.R.) who happens to live a few hundred miles from the Chernobyl disaster In a city called Dnepropetrovsk. Because I'm a natural worrier, mother of five and pregnant again, every time she receives a letter. I can't help but wonder If It la safe (non-rad loactlve). I realize It has been five years since that tragedy, and cleanup has taken place, but I don't know whom to ask. Please help me. L O U IS IA N A W O M U X S mind at ease. According to William Curtis, project leader at the Environmental Protection Agency's O ffice o f Radiation Programs, there Is nothing to worry about. (Mr. Curtis la an oceanographer who Journeyed to Chernobyl last year to conduct surveys for the EPA on radiation levels in the Black Sea.) He assured me that If his word Isn't enough to ease your worry, you may take the envelopes to be analyzed at any university that has a radiation department. DEAR A B B T t I know you can help me. I have a son who’s 14 years old. and he is terribly afraid of the dentist. I started taking him to the dentist when he was 3 years old. but each time It was a terrible experience. He has not been to a dentist for a checkup for more than three years because he Is terrified of shots. (He even complains about how painful It Is to have his 1 teeth cleaned.) My question Is: Are there any ^ dentists In Michigan who treat X patients who have a phobia t j about dentists? My son needs to have a couple o f teeth extracted. m Mfj *,Wf ADVICE m * fE H "CateredLiving For Srniors" ACLF ApartaMUts ladspmdssl A I t e i H W g 200 W. Airport Blvd* Salford ABIGAIL VAN BUREN BHIcMfTj n s (M 322-7700 your so n 's health. general physical (H R ISIlflN S lA TIR R Pa ir k k D im p m y e G c ■ VV < (O M AS M a h d y 10R ic h a r d r ih o i ■( 1 • ii . )• p / only 1 f MOBSTERS 1 h<*y d i d n ' t t a k e o r d e r s Hmwm •at m rjwim - L ROBINM i . 1i1«4:1»7t1» 10:11** 059. t h e y l o o k over 2:00 4:45 7 3 0 1030" i t e Killer eyes. Killer legs. Another Yon Killer instincts LIVONIA MAMA DEAN M A M A : If your family dentist cannot (or will not) refer you to a dentist wtio specializes In phobic patients, get In touch with your county dental associa­ tion and ask for some referrals. Please don't cave In on this very Important issue. Mama. Proper dental carr Is essential to SUMMER MOVIES 1:303:305:307:30 9:30** E Tustday and Wsdnssdzy Mornings it 10:00 AM. I f* �vou. Mrnyloy may twin you, andthatyour)oymty M fcjft. TNe it my commandment, that you lovt on* another m t have loved you’ If m intemafae Ms loveandacceptancwofothera, even withtheirImper■eetlone. we wM realize a spiritual Intimacy with our felow man which wHt indeed M our heart with more warmth and joy than wa hava avar known. God’shouaelaatwayeopentoyou. Visitthereand leam how to poetess a happy and accepting spirit which wilt enrich ad of your relationships avary day. Wouldn't Hbo wonderful to ba able to taka that vacation apartback homowith ua. .. back to reality? Thara laaway Inwhichwacan Nvatogethar aach day In more complete harmony. The Obit tola us in John 15:1M2, *Thaoa Mnga I hava apokan unto : s i ? c y 10 35-45 - A L-inrtaii fwnosy Tjaaday 2:1-5 T s - io Wvdnesday Thursday Friday Saturday —- —J0lfffR|lt.a-.« JouWsBf.! ■I—: 5:1-11 12:1-5 12:7-13 13:15-27 CstinyH in i.Kaussr-yNSsmaNaaiamsrSamcas.P O BosSOO». iChanoaaswaa. VA27S0S ' } % - | 1 » . -tW apTr um t t u United Church Of Chrlat 928 Srutl) Sanford Am ** airowca down or ataaaataa JOt Dm Assnut. laiford U143W Tlmolhy Hudson Sunday School Morning Worship Ewntng Ssmcs KM* Study Tuesday and Thursday Pastor 1000 am. 11:00 am. 100 p m. 7:49 p m Congregational To A d vertise In This D irectory 407-324*1172 Or. Oanlal J. Fischat Erangstlst Mrs. Mary Fltchar Co Pastor Mr. Mlchaai Vitals Co-Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 1000 am Thursday Issnlng Worship 7:00 pm. 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P la n n e r ." fo r m a lis in g a n d p u b licly a ck n o w led gin g th e lo n p t a a d n f eons* mtHw»nt to the h igh est ethical SANFORD — First United Methodiet Church, 419 Park A ve.. will dedicate th e art rlaaarnnm in fellowship hall and nam e N the Roeemond Chapman Memorial A ft Studio In honor o f Row m ood Chapman, the art d am launder 2T Sunday m orning during worship services. Many local artists, young and old. have learned under her line teaching. Alton tists wnouHfli Mbit tobool SANFORD — AD com m unity children, ages 5 to 13. are invited to attend a one-week Vacation Bible School to be beM July 37 through Aug. 3. from 6:15-4:90 pm . wtth certificates being awarded a t the commencement on Saturday m orning. Aug. 3. The V acation Btbie School w tl be held at Sanford Meadows Seventh-day Adventist Church. B61BN. C.R. 437. Bible stories, songs, nature lore, crafts and fa m e s w ill be featured. This yea r's theme Is "T h e Armor o f O o d ." N o charge la made to en roll In the Vacation Bible School. Bach child, however, should be accompanied by an adult to com ple te the enrollment on opening day. i f you have any quest Iona, please call 332-7910. Mttftodlsts plan Blbto sohool LAKE M ARY - Grace United Methodist Church. 499 Country Club Rd.. announces that it will hold Its Vacation Bible School on July 39 through Aug. 3 from 6:30 to S p.m . Youtft ministry cslsbrstsd DwtllMk t B a p tis t C h ild r e n 's H o m e s throughout the state and the F lo rid a B a p tist R e tire m e n t Center in Veto Beach. Through a variety o f social aervicaa Includ­ in g r e s id e n t ia l c a r e a n d counselin g, the o rga n isation cfcp€ftyQ£$tt9 (UPOtt* mm ciUKVtn: aeveaopoienuftty and their families. OVIEDO — T h e public ta Invited to celebrate 10 years o f youth m inistry with John Palatine at the Canterbury Center. In Oviedo, on Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. Cost o f the even t la 935 per person and Includes dinner. A ll seats w ill be reserved by advance payment only. Send your check to: The Institute for Professional Youth M inistry. 1017 E. Robinson St., Orlando. PL 33801. Deadline for receipt la Aug. 30. No phone reservations w ill be accepted. Sunday ssrvless sat LAKE M ARY - First Baptist Church Markham W oods. 5400 Markham W oods Rd.. w ill have Sunday School at 9:30 a.m . on Sunday, Aug. 4 ; worship services wlU be at 10:45 a.m . and 7 p.m. Dr. Bob Parker w ill be speaking at both services. For Information, c a ll 333-2005. Come fellowship with ‘His To Own* A group gathering for college and career people, "H is T o Own. prom ises lots or entertainment, music, dram a and refreshments. Young adults who are daring enough to be on the cutting edge o f what O od la doing In young adult ministry today. They meet each W ednesday evening. 7 p.m.. at Calvary Assem bly, between Par and Fairbanks exits on Clay Street In W inter Park. For Inform ation, call 644-1199ext. 381. Stnlors gathtr at ‘Sonllglitsrs’ "Son light e ra ," a senior adults gathering which m eets each Tuesday at 9;45 a.m.. in Johnson Hall at Calvary Aaaembly. la open ot the public. The event includes entertainment, door prizes and free doughnuts to take home. For m ore Inform ation, call 644-1199ext. 319. Lst us know what's going on The Sanford Herald welcom es news about church activities and news for publication In the Religion page each Friday. The follow in g suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: 1. A ll Hems should be typed or written legibly and Include the name o f a person who can be contacted and a daytim e phone number. 2. The deadline la 11 a.m. Wednesday before publication. There Is no charge for publication. "T h e Model Standards express a level o f professional behavior to which gift p ian b en are en­ couraged to asp ire." said T al Roberta, chairman o f the Com ­ m ittee on Gift Annuities, "w tth special emphasis on areas such os disclosure, com pensation and com petence." It Is anticipated that the Model Standards o f Practice w ill be adopted by charitable Institu­ tions across the country, their em ployees snd In d ep en d en t p i utoaam atg-’favoiv.w ■ iw -th c gift-planning process. First United Methodists Camp Can-Do plans fun for everyone SANFORD — Camp Can-Do la the theme o f the P in t United Methodist Church's 1991 Vacation Bible School scheduled Sunday. Aug. 11-16, from S:30to8p.m . The school, for adults and children. Is open to the public. According to Chert Cowelt, director o f Youth Ministries snd Christian Education, ages are "from nursery through 110." Registration Isa must. Call 333-4371 b y Aug. 4 to reserve a spot. The church fellowship hall w ill be converted In to a cam p forest, C o w e ll says. "W e 'v e tran sform ed our b u ild in g In to a frien d ly campsite, complete w ith cam pfire slng-a-longs, crafts, games. Bible stories, and lota o f creattva learning activities. A ll the special touches that m ak: ramp so much funt Except at Camp Ccn-Do. there are no m osquitoes and no coat, either. It's free!" The chow wagon tr(JV*erve dinner at . ’ followed by ’ classes wound the campfire from 6:15 to 8 p.m. from which to in Japan," taught who baa lived In Japan. She by Lucy w ill focus on w hat M la like to be part o f the T h e Rev. Jean Ouerry. church pastor, w ill Book o f teach ‘Encounters with Jesus in the Bod jo n fi uurotign tip m u c n ov opprtttM peoples throughout toe United States ana third world. Sharon Butler la the Instructor for "W ith Integrity o f H e a rt" a study o f coping wtth today's pressures and values in the changing times. Dinner prices are as follows: 01.50, adults; and 50 cents, children under 13. The menu Is as fol'ow s: Sunday, hobo stew. Monday. Knapsack sandwiches; Tuesday. W iener mast; W ednesday, skillet spaghetti; Thursday, open fire baked chtcknT’TtfmVrtUay, all w ill bring a cwwftSr dish (there w ill be r o charge this night). Does clergy believe In resurrection? D id I u n d e re s tim a te th e number o f today's clergym en who believe In th e physical resurrection o f Jesu«7 In a recent column I spoke o f the widespread disb elief in the b o d ily re s u rre c tio n a m o n g clergy in the liberal m ainline denominations (Episcopal. Unit­ ed M ethodist. P res b y te ria n . United Church o f Christ), som e o f whom conceal th eir lack o f belief through the use o f tradi­ tional terminology. Most clergy responding solidly affirmed their own b elief In the resurrection. Some spoke also for their colleagues in the pulpit. A United Methodist pastor In New Jersey w rote, " I know about 75 percent o f the United Methodist clergy In the state o f New Jersey and 95 percent o f all clergy in Salem County and I do not know one o f them to believe as Is suggested (In Plagenx's colum n)." The tone o f many o f the letters w as. "W h a t e vid en c e d o e s Ptagenx have for the things he says?" Because there were m ore United Methodists who w rote than clergymen from any other denomination. I w ill ette e v i­ dence from several United M eth­ odist sources. The pastor o f a United Method­ ist pariah In Indiana w rote In Good News, a bimonthly magax ln e fo r U nited M eth o d ists published by the Forum for S crip tu ral C h ristian ity, that people in the pew who si ill talk about aln. prayer, right and wrong, the Second Com ing and the resurrection "h ave assumed that when their pastors went o ff lo seminary they learned about such things and that when those pastors use religious term inolo­ g y today the words carry tradi­ tional meanings." But a fte r re a d in g the theological beliefs o f four wellknown United Methodist sem i­ nary professors, he says he was forced to "ask if there is any­ thing o f the Christian tradition that la still affirmed by these professors." The bodily resurrection, he said, and other Christian truths aa tra d itio n a lly u n d erstood "h ave been placed on the dis­ card p ile by these spokespersons from our United Methodist sem ­ inaries." He concluded. "T h e gap be­ tw e e n cla ssro o m an d p ew widens. That article was written In 1983. Many o f the students who studied under the four pro­ fessors are now holding United Methodist pastorates. In 1978 Ohio magazine quoted a professor o f the New Testa­ m e n t at th e M e t h o d is t Theological School in Delaware. Ohio, as saying. "Th e resurrec­ tion Is a central affirmation in the New Testament but we are not committed to conceive o f it mm m n h v t lr o l m m l" SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALUANCI CHUMCH Community All lane* Church, 4919 East U t * Drive. Winter Spring! Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Wood! rid, Longwood Sanford Alllanc! Church, 1401 S. Part Av*, Sanford A ss tu s iv o r ooo Family Worahlp Canter. 3491 Airport OhH)., Sanford Freedom Aaaembly of Ood, ISIS W. 9th 81., Sanford Wefciv* Aaaembly ol Ood. 197S Oiaon Rd., longwood BAPTIST Antioch Baptlat Church. Oviedo Catvwy Baptlat Church. Cryatai Lafca A 3rd. lake Mary Caaaalbarry Baptlat Church. F70 Samlnoia Blvd Central Baptlat Church. 3101 W. tat St Cnuluoia First Baptlat CM anaalar Mlaafonary Bapiiat Church. Southwael Rd Countryaide Baptlat Church. Country Club Hoad, Lake Mary Flrat Bapiiat Church. SIS Park Ave. Flrat Bapiiat Church of Altamonte Sprtnga. Rl 43S Allamonle Springe Flrat Baptlat Church ol Foraal City Flrat Baptlat Church ot Geneva Flrat Baptlat Church, Markham Wooda Flrtl Baptlat Church ol lake Monroe Flrai Baptlat Church o l longwood, SSt Beat SR 434 Flrat Baptlat Church ot Ovtado First Bapiiat Church of Sanlando Sprtnga Flrtl Shrloh Mlaafonary Bapiiat Church. 1101 W 13th St Flrat Baptlat Church of Oataen Fountain Head Bapiiat Church. Oviedo Hop* Bapiiat Church, Foraal City Community Center, Foraal City independence Baptlat Ml** Civic league Bldg, longwood Jordan Mlaafonary BeotiaI Church. BN Upaala Rd. Lighthouse Bapiiat Church, MS longwood •lake Mary Road Lakrnaer Baptlat Church. 1M lahavfow Ave. lake Mary Macedonia Mission Baptist Church. Oak Hill Rd. Osteen Missionary Bapiiat Church, North Rd.. Interpose Morning Olory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. Ml Moriah Primitive Baptist. HOI Locust Ave. Sanford Ml Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Sanlando Spring* Rd. Longwood Ml Sinn Mlaafonary Baptist Church. 1100 Jerry Are Ml Zfon Mlaafonary Baptist. Slpe* Ave Naw Selhel Missionary Church. Sth SI A Hickory Ave New Ml Calvary Missionary Baptlat. ttOS W tlth St New Salem Primitive Baptist Church. 190* W IZin SI Nee Testament Baptlat Church. Quafiely inn. North longwood Nee Ml Zion Baptlat Church. 1720 Fear As* Naw III# Fellowship. 4set I lafca Drive. Casselberry. FI 32TO* Nonhsid* Baptlat Church, Chuiuota People a Baptlat Church. 1301 W Flrat Street. Sanford Pinecrast Baptist Church. 119 W Airport Blvd praine lake Baptist. Ridga Rd. Fern Park Progress Mtasionary Baptnl Church. Midway Second Shiloh Missionary Baptlat Church West Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church. 290 Overbrook D r. Casselberry Stariighl Baptist Church. 190 Bahama Rd SI Janas Missionary Baptist Church. St. Rd 41S. Oslean si Johns Missionary Baptist Church. 30S Longwood Ay*. Altamonte Springs Si luk* Missionary Baplrsl Church ot Cameron City. Inc Si Paul Baptist Church, 813 Fine Ave St Malirwes Baalist Cnutch. Canaan Hats_______________________ St. John's Mlaafonary Baptist Church. ISO Cypress St. Springfield Missionary Baptlat, tlth B ~ longwood. F I 33790 taetam Orthodoa Church, 81 John Orihodoa. 3743 Country Dub Road, Sanford longwood Chute* ot the NaMmne, Weyman B Jessup Ave.. Longwood Markham Weeds Church ot the Maaatena. SR 4*. 3vy Muse West ol M all Temple Baptist Church. Palm Springs Rd.. Altamonte Springs Victory B^tkat Church, Old Orlando Rd. at Hester Ave Weatvlew Baptlat Church, 4100 Faofo Road (tSA) William Chapet Missionary Baptist Church. Mark S William Si . All Saints Episcopal Church, C. OtBary Ave. Enterprise Chrial Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church ol Ihe Naw Covenant, 973 Tuakawilia Road, Winter i Church, HeBaK Blvd. B Austin Ave., Dalton* Fkil Fresbyiarlai Church of Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ave. A 3rd Bt. Pint Preebyforten Church of OeBary, E. Highland Mwktwm Woede PtaaBytatan O w e * B3t0 Mafcham Weed* Reed. Lake Mary, FI. Bt. Andrews Presbyterian Church, SB13 Bea Lake Rd Bt. Mark* PteeSyforien Church. 1031 Pawn Springs Rd, Altamonte Bpge. Tuecaariile Preebytertan Church, 3S00 Weal Slate Rd. 429, Oviedo Fla i Church, Upeaie Rd. r Preebytertan Church, Red Bug Rd. Caaaalbarry acvnmt bat bbwwtibt Foraal Lake BeventR Dag Adventist Church, Hwy. 439. Forest Dty Mas HU! lesenth Day Adventist Church, 9011 .2nd St. Sanford Sanford Seventh Day Advent* Church. 9919 N. Highway 437 Seventh Day Adventist Church, ktoriand Ave, Altamonte Springs Winter Springe Seventh Day Adventist Church, 90 S Moss Rd 0TH9H CMUACMBB All Faith Chaget. Camp keminole. Wektve Park. Rd Allan's A ide . Church. ONv* B 13th Bearden Avenue HcUneea Chapa. Baerdai Ave Chuiuota Community Church Church of Jesus Christ of l a t a Day Bant*. 2319 Park Ave Family Church Christian Center. 1844 Seminole Blvd. Ce*eatberry First Bom Church of the Living Ood Midway First Church el Christ. Sclentla. them Blvd and Venue S I. Deltona Pint Pentecostal Church of longwood First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Putt Gospa Church ol Ood in Christ, 192* Jerry Ave. Sanford Fat Goapa Tabernacle. 2734 Country Dub Road Oraca BtMa Churcn. 3944 8- Sanford Are hay Trtnty Church of Ood In Christ, 1914 Mangovelm* Are Kingdom Had of Jehovah's Wttnaa*. Lahe Monroe Unit. I993W Third SI _l ggfunt citurch. 3 SB It, M Zfon Hope Baptlat Church. 711 Oranga Am. CATNOUC AD Bouts Catholic Church. 103 Oak Ave.. Sanford Church ol the NalMty. Lake Mary Our Lake ol the lake* Cal hoik Church, 1310 Masimitlan, Deltona it . Ann's Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. OsBery St Augustine Cathoik Church, Bunaat Of., near Button Rd.. C an a berry 81. Clare Catholic Community meets at Oataan Civic Center 81. Mary MmartMene Catholic Church. Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs First Christian Church. 1B07 S. Sanford Ave First Christian Church of Longwood, tSOOC EWUHsmeonRS, longwood Orace Christian Church, Wilson Iiementary School. (Paotaft, BBS Orange lafceview Christian Church, Bew Lake Rd . at Jamison Noriholds Christian Church, Florida Haven Dr . Maitland Sanford Christian Church. 133 W Airport Blvd South Seminole Christian Church, 300 W SR 434. Oviedo Flrat Church of Christ Scientist. *79 Markham Woods R d . Longwood flfflWCH OF CMRMT Church Ol Christ, 1913 B Park Ave Church ol Christ at Lake Ellen, U S. 1782. N Casselberry Church ot Christ. POO Palm Spring* Dr., Allamonle Springs Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Cnrisl, Longwood Church of Chrial. W 17th Bt Norihaide Church of Christ. Fla Haven Or , Maitland South Seminole Church ot Christ. 3410 lake Howell Rd. CHURCH OF OOO Church ot God. 903 Hickory Church ol Ood. *03 W 22nd Si Church of Ood. Oviedo Church ol Ood Holiness. Lake Monroe Church ot Ood Mission. Enterprise Church of Ood. 1403 W i*th SI Church of Ood In Christ. Oviedo Church ot Ood Ol Prophecy, 290B S Elm Ave Church ol Ood ot Prophecy. 1700 S Persimmon Ave. Church ol God ol Prophecy. 4*9 S Central. Oviedo Church Ol God (7th Dayl Deltona Community Cantor. Deltona (Sun Boom) Rescue Church ol Ood. 1700 W 13th S I. Sanford True Churcn ol Ood. 2700 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford fflfU M IK Itn n w 11 Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S Park Ave, Sanlord IA8TIRM o r tm o o o i eastern Orihodoe Church. SI Oaorge. 2001 Dytan Way, Maitland Eastern Orthodoa Church. St Sloven s ol 0 C A . ISPS lake Emma Road. Holy Cross episcopal, Park Ave. at 4th 31. Sanford It. Peters episcopal Church, 700 Rinahart Road, lafca Mary St Richard's Church, 9191 lake Howell Rd.. Winter Park The Church ol the Good Shepherd. Maitland, 331 Lake Asa. Calvary Christian Career. ICOW. 4th Sr. Sanford living Water* Cathedral. Weal SR 49 and Kennel Road. Sanlord Northland Community Church, 930 Dog Track Rd . longwood. FL 33790 Outreach Deliverance Canter. 3331 Sipes Ave , Sanford Beth Am Synagogue meeting at Corner ot Sand lake and County Line Hofdl W#9l 1*4 Temple Shalom, I7SB likeam Blvd. Deltona Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Or . Caaaeibarry Oood Shephard United Lutheran. 2117 8. Orlando Dr Holy Crot* Lutheran Church of Lake Mary. 790 Sun Drive. Lake Mary lord Ol Ufo Lutheran Church. 398 Tuakawilia Rd. Winter Springs Lutheran Church ol Providence. Dolton# Lutheran Church ol the Redeemer. 2328 Oak Avenuo Messiah Lutheran Church. Ootden Days Or 8 Hwy 17 *2. Casselberry St. Lukas Lutheran Church, Rt. 429, Simla St Blephen Lutheran Churcn, 434 foal Weal ol M . Longwood Barnett United Memorial Church, E OeBary Ave, Enterprise ■ear Lake Untied Method'll Church Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Hgts Caaaeibarry Community United Methodist Churcn. Hwy 17 *2 Plney m<ijjB im CM flQ tny Cnnai United Mtlhodfst Church. Tuckar O r. Sunland Eilat** OeBary Community Method'll Church, W Htgftbanka Rd. DeBary Flrat Untied Method'll Churcn. 419 Park Ave First Methodist Church ol Oviedo Flrat Untied Method'll Church ol Oeneva Oraca Umlad Mvlhodnt Church. 4M N Country Club Rd . La** Mary Grant Chapet A M I Churcn. Ovtado Oakgrove Methodist Church. Oviedo Osteen Melfuxhtt Church. Cor ol Carpenter S Murray S I. Oalaan Paoia Wesleyan Mathod'll. 9990 Wayside D r. Sanford Ptonaar Method'll Churcn, UO N Poplar Ave. Sanford Sanlando Untied Method'll Church. SR 434 and 1-4, Longwood Si Java* A ME.,9th at Cypreea St Luka MB Church el Cameron City. Inc . Bearden oil S R *9 E St May * AM E Churcn. SI Rt 419. Oelaen St Paul s Method'll Church. Oataan Rd . Enterprise Stratford Memorial Church, S DeBary First Church of the Natereno. 3391 Sanford Ave Ganna Church of the Hauren*. 9 R 46. Geneva Lake Mary Church ol Ih* N u arena tft E Cryeiu Lana Av* Lai* Mary Ml Dive Holiness Church. Oak frill R d. Oateat Neighborhood Alliwc* Churcn, 30> Markham Wood* Road. Longwood Fantacoata Open Bible Tabernacle. Ridgewood Ave ,01123th opposite Seminole High School Pvavae and Power Church, l i t W Wilbur Ave. Lake Mery Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 S Park Ave Sanford Bibi* Church, 2490 Bantord Av# Second Church Ot The living Ood, 3429 Bearden Ave, Sanford The Full Goapa Church ol Our Lord Jesus Chriat. Washington S i . Ca naan Dty The Salvation Army. 700 W 34tn SI Triumph. The Church ol the Naw Age. 1001 W 6th SI Untied Churcn ot Chrial. Altamonte Community Chapa. Allamonle Springs Umlad Church ol Chrial Christian FaUowship. 290 N Country Club Rd . taka Mary U C S S Spintub Centre. I2SA South VotuoM Av*, Coma ot Grave* and Vofoaa Av* . Orange Dty Winter Spring* Community Evangaicai Congregational. 21* Wad* S t . Wtntar Spring* �■ R S n G t tp B p c G f -O w aches (in children as wen aa In a d u l t s ) an d sh ou ld be In* vestigated. (0 1 9 9 1 NEW SPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. Treatm ent consists prim arily o f m odified physical activity, heat an d a n a lgesics. S e v e re o s ­ teoarthritis o f the weight-bearing join ts (hip and knees) m ay re­ qu ire Joint replacem ent with synthetic devices, to perm it peo­ ple continued m obility. As a g e n e ra l ru le, o s te o a rth ritis c o m e s wi t h the t e r r i t o r y : sym ptom s are treated as they . J .1 J .J .K-J J .1 . . i U U M l .1, III 1. Jl l[ 1 ;jm u m ] I .•Jl M i l d k J I I P !! ! 1! It JMk J Mi II I JtfMH 1 [ ] ' .Mi III! 1 .1 .1 J t i 1 1 . JIJUH . Jl I . h i 1 J (. l . ' JI I J l 1 VJ 1 I I I .1 1 .1. 'J! I! HIM Jl V .1.1 I MI 11 1 .IM it M J 1.1 J I i •J 114 li li J . •Illl HIM 'J .1 ! 1 •J.'Ji 1 .1 IMUkJ Mi .4.1(1 . IlltlkJ (i If 1 J' 1 Jl 1 ■1 Jl If 1 ^Aseptic necrosis, on the other hand, is usually due to an Injury and can occur at any age. The traum atic event damages the circulation o f the join t, with resulting pain and disability due to breakdown o f cartilage. Pro­ blem s w ith aseptic necrosis often plagu e professional ath letes: Baseball pltchets may suffer It In the shoulder. football players in the hip. T h e moat recent athlete to have this problem was the foot­ ball star Bo Jackson: he dis­ located his hip during a gam e, suffered aseptic necrosis and w ill need a hip replacement. Expert opinion is divided about whether he w ill ever play com petitively again. D B A S D R. O O TTr My 0 1/2-year-old daughter has suf­ fered from right-sided headaches for about two years, averaging around one a week. She's on Anaprox, which controls the pain, but I question if she should undergo further testing to rule out a tumor or aneurysm. ( M e r!6 E A u n w u * / DRIVE! LOOK AT , I IT BOUNCE! r J LOOKATITROLL o* S IT'S STILL I BOUNCING!! » l IT'5 STILL ROLLING!! j CART6PATH PETER GOTT.M.D who develops chronic headaches should be tested to discover the c a u s e . T u m ors, a n e u r y s m s (weakened blood vessels), m i­ graine. circulatory disturbances, infection, eye and ear disorders, in ju ries, anxiety and m uscle tension commonly cause head- O R AM 2 T R 1 V A U X JE 7 persuade you to cover,In which Bach In the good old days case lie will pick jur thf.SHlt.r9r when England ruled the waves no losepi. later finessing you out and the United States was a lot o f your 10. If you play low. he is smaller, the Jack In a pock was bou nd to put u p . bis ..king, known as a knave. My dictionary expecting a 2-1 break. gives one definition o f this word However. If you do fall for that as " a false, deceitful fellow ." ruse, don’t feel too depressed. 1 When playing bridge, beware saw a player with countless o f the knave. If declarer leads an world team titles to his name get unsupported Jack from the it wrong. dummy. It might not be In your Now you will have no trouble best Interest to cover with the defeating the four-heart contract queen, even if you have the 10 in this deal from Ron Klinger's as well. "G uide to Better Card Play.*' Suppose declarer opened one W est led the king and another heart and his partner raised to spade, declarer ruffing. South fo u r hearts. In hearts, the played a diamond to dummy's dummy holds J-9-7-6-4. while king and called for the heart you. sitting over the dummy, are Jack. Don't even think about clasping 0-10-3. Declarer gets playing your queen. If you do, Into the dummy and asks for the it's au revolr plus score, bonjour heart Jack. A good play, but red face, when partner’s king d o n 't fall fo r It. P la y lo w drops under declarer's see. You smoothly. Declarer must have .w ilt have compressed your side's A-K -8-5-2. He Is t r y in g to tw o trump tricks Into one. T U M lL IW t S M TOUR RIRTHDAY J a l y 2 7 ,1 9 9 1 X A * W tT W H »«W f , r * y W IH T T , ( X M t T l f t r S r f e iA L f f f c SuKCHAHOtf... L X HAT! IT W MIN TMf m e o a s s N M fN T p z a w E "W P -A W A Y * / w, 's j f i I NEEP MORE , IE & R O O M by J im M sd d ick R O B O TM A N * GREW. NON W GOINS TO L \ « A CLASS‘A ' jerk SWEARING IN A BUNCH OF SQUIRRELS feel Exciting things could be In the offing for you In the year ahead, both socially and m aterially. However, you may not be too lucky In situations where you try to mix business with friendship. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Som e­ one with ulterior motives might try to manipulate you through flattery today. If an Individual leads you to believe you're as great as you think you are. be careful. Major changes arc ahead for Leo In the coming year. Send for Leo's Astro-Graph predic­ tions today. Mall 91.25 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Someone you've recently gone out o f your way to do a special luvor for might nut be tn a mood to reciprocate today. Chalk It up to experience and handle things differently the next time. LIRRA (Sept. 2 3 0 ct. 23) It might be best not. to subject yourself to a social gathering ANNIE today that includes people you dislike. If you're convinced you w on't have a good time, you probably won't. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Taking bows prematurely for som ething you've yet to ac­ complish could cause you em­ barrassment today. Someone who wants to trip you up might ask to see the finished product. SAOITTAKIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usually, you like to play things spontaneously. But if you don't have everything planned each step of the way today, there's a chance you'll trip over your own shoestrings. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Think carefully today before getting Involved In a Joint ven­ ture where the coats and re­ sponsibilities are not equally distributed. If It is not right going in. It's not likely to work. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Do not underestimate your ad­ versaries today, especially when negotiating a critical matter. The edge you think you have may merely be in your mind. P U C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) ir you pretend you've taken care o f something for another when you really haven't today, the truth could come out and put you in a very embarrassing position. Tell it like it Is. ABIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You might be tempted to cater to your wnims for instant gratifica­ tion today. If you do. there's a possibility you may do some­ thing extravagant and unwise financially. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) Something in which you're pres­ ently Involved needs the good will and support of associates. Don't do anything today that cou ld Jeopardize you r r e la ­ tionship with key allies. QEItINI (May 21-June 20) Your credibility with others is a trifle fragile at this time. If you tell any fish stories today, you'd better nave the photographs and trophies to back up your claims. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're the type of person who seldom counts the chickens b e­ fore they’ re hatched. However, today you might bank too heavi­ ly on something more wishful than real. (0 1 9 9 1 . NEW SPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. b y Leonard S ta rr ...M M W SOON.., [ v e il...if f BETTER FiNP BEEN KINO O’ ANOTHER. hard rexpLAH FOR TH’ NldHT. AT T*OS£ <10/ PLACES. CHOPPER-. fife: I v \ �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 26, 1981 - f f L tq il Notte— LO fllt NotlCSS c m dp IN TH E CIRCUIT C O W T CLASSIFIED ADS f o n s e m in o l e c o u n t y , FLOG I DA. CIYIL DIVISION U M M ilN f M U * * GLENDALE FKOKRAL BANK. F E O E N A l SAVINGS BANK. Flatotlff. StmlnolM T O WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: NOTICE IS NCNEBV G IVEN by toe City at LoageoML Flori­ da, the* too City hold • pubtk hoartog to of too SP­ J.C.MROWN AND COMPANY. INC.. aFtorldecarporatton.eteL. N O T IC I O F IA L I FOR W A N T TO CHARTER « NOTICE IS N IN E B Y 01YEN purwam la an Ordar ar Final Judgment a* HeraO eewe dated July n . Iftl. and onlarad In Co m Na. w a t j a C A U Q af the Circuit Court at the I HM ot Wi J udicial Circuit In and tor Sami nala County. Florida, nharam OLENOALE FEDERAL BANK. FED ER A L SAVINGS BANK It Plaintiff and J.C. BROWN ANO COMPANY, INC., a Florida co rp o ra tio n , H E A T H R O W LAND A D EVELOPM ENT CORPORATION, a Florida cor­ poration. AGGRESSIVE AP P L IA N C E S A FIN E F U R N IT U R E . IN C., JOBS. IN C. d/b/a R E S ID E N T IA L B U IL D IN G S U P P L Y . A L L S C R E E N S E R V IC E , IN C .. R IN K ER M ATERIALS COR­ PORATION. PETER D. KUC and D E B O R A H L. LUK AS d/b/a LUKAS LANDSCAPING, art defendant*. I wilt toll la the Mlhoat and batl bidder h r cadi al fha Watt Front Doer of ttw SamlnaN County Caurttwuoa In Sanford. Flarlda. at i l : M o'clock dm . on Ma ITfh day at ter Mod pr*perfy at tat forth In tald Ordtr or F fbwtti L O T It . H EATH R O W WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK al, P A G E S 24 T H R O U G H 10. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. D A TED at Sanford. Flarlda. on July 14, Ittt. MARYANNE MORSE A t Clark. Circuit Court B y : Dorothy W. Bolton A t Oaputy Clark Publlth: July M A Augutf 1. It»l DEH-147 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IBTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEM INOLECOUNTY, FLORIDA. CASINO.f1-U71-tA.ta-K HOUSEHOLD R EA LTY CORPORATION. Plaintiff, ANTHONY O. TEDESCO and PATRICIA R. TEDESCO. hit wild. Dofondanti. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mat on the 3th day of Sep­ tember. IN I. at 11:00 A.M. at ttw Wool Front Doer of Mo Seminole County CourMouta In Sanford. Florida. MARYANNE MORSE, Clark of Mo Circuit Court, will oftor tor tala to Mo highest and butt bltxJrr tor cath. at public outcry, ttw tallowing '•Wm-dxd rvnporty In Somlnolo County, Florida, more partlcu tarty described a* tallowsLOT 44. of HILLS OF LAKE MARY PHASE FOUR, accord Ina to too Plot toorool. at H | w W 4 m nisi m u , •« Pagot JO and 37. ol ttw Public Rocordt Ot SamInolo County, Florida. Ttw above tala It made purtuant lo Final Judgment ol Fora cloture entered in too abovetiylo cauta. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto tot my hand and official taal thlt 13rd day ol July, Ittl. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Publlth: July 3t A Auguit 3. Ittl DEH 131 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. ft 4410-CA-I4-K MARY A MILLER, Plaintiff. vs MICHAEL L. ENTINGH.etal . Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE it htraby given tool the undartignad Clark ol the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, will on the find day ol Augutt. Ittl. at 11:00 o'clock a m. at ttw Wetl Front door ot toa SamInola County Civil Building. 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, oiler lor tala and tall al public outcry to the highatl and batl bidder lor cath. the following detcribad properly titae'e In Samlnola County. Florida: Lott 4 and 7. Block 14. Tier 7, E R. TRAFFORD S MAP OF T H E TOWN OF SANFORD, according to toa Plat thereof at recorded in Plal Book I. Page M. Public Recordt ol Semmola County, Florida purtuanl to the Final Judgment entered In a cate pending In laid Court, Iha ttyle of which it Indicated above WITNESS my hand and of tidal taal of taid Court toil jjrd day of July. Ittl ICOURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk Publith July >a A Auguit 3. Ittl DEH 133 AN ORDINANCE OP T H E OP LONOWOOO, FLOW ID A , A M B N O IN O T H I BUD GET FOP THR FISCAL VBAR B IO IN N IN G O C TO M R I. IR S ANO IN D IN O SEP TEM BER m t*tt. ANO D I ­ LATING T O REVENUES ANO ■ X P B N O m jR B S PURSUANT TO TH E PROVISIONS OP ORD IN A N C I N O MM. ORDINANCE N W n -U M a n ORDINANCB o p t h e C ITY OP LONOWOOO. FLOP IDA, AMBNOINO CHAPTER IB. L I C E N H 1 , C I T Y O P LONOWOOO COOC OF OROI NANCES. NBVISINO S IC IPS. P N O V IO IN O PO R A N APPLICATION F B I ANO AN A N N U A L N IN IW A L P l l t REVISING S IC . » * PRO VIOINO POR NEW CLASSIFI­ CA TIO N S; R IV IS IN O S IC . IP1B BV PROVIDING PON O E N IN A L P E N A L T IE S ; PNOVIOINO FOR CONFLICTS. S E F A R A B tL IT Y A N O I F F IC T IV E DATE. Sold Ordtooncoo wore placed on tint reading on Monday. July IS. m i . and top City Cam- cm ttool peeaage and adeptlew after tfw public hearing, wtUch wMI fco hold In Mo City Hall. ITS W. Warren Ave., I an gw pad. Flori­ da, an Monday, too Mb day af Auguit, A.D., Iftl, at 7:M p.m., Mo. At too mooting » may appear and bo « wlFfl r n | m r Hi mV pfw poood Ordtooncoo. Thlo hopring may ko conttouod from ftmo to time until final action It token by the City Cammltoton. A copy of too propoaod O r# nancet It pottod af too City Hall. or* an file wlto Mo dark ot Mo City and tame may bo toogottod by too public. A tapod record of MH mooting It made by too City far Its convenience. Thlo record may net commute an adequate re­ cord for purpetet ot appeal tram a Petition made by Iha Cammlttlen wIM re apart to too IWB^W ^ tnVtm* * Mny ^ t W I wishing to onturo Mat an ade­ quate record et Mo proceed! ngi It maintained ter appellate pur­ poses lo advltod to moke Mo nocettary arrangementt at hit or Iwr m h expense. Deted M lt 1«M day of JU L Y . a .o . m i . CITY OF LONG WOOD OERALOINE O. ZAMBRI C ITY C LER K Publlth: July 34. Ittl DEH 101 ‘ N O TIC IO F FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given Mat w< art engagtd In business at Ttl Rich O r., Oviedo, Somlnoli County, Florida, under the Fictitious Mama of ▼MB au otU C K H R . and Ma we intend to register tald narm wlto lha Secretary of Slate Tallahassee. Florida. In ec cordance wlto the provisions o tho Fictitious Nam# Statute To-Wit: Section auo*. Florldi Statutes tfS7. JoanC. Faddon Jock D. Collins Publlth: July 3*. Iftt DEH 143 CELEBRITY CIPHER Cenmity Cqnw c/wlog.erne ere creeled horn quoienone toy lamcue people peel end preeeM tech teller « me cipher tlende tar enomer rodey * c*re / eqmta J 'M R N T D N J O TVI DH T F HFA r w w o mv w . X U O C ' W W X M V M UVVD XN T D N A M D V T F J H I FAI FJH I X V H D. * VJK N i l — 322-2611 ZOMMC HVMAF V. PREVIOUS SOLUTION "It II kMps up. man wW atrophy OR his Umb* Dul (ho push-button fingbr.*' — Frank Lloyd Wright 831-9993 CEN TU R Y CHEVROLET, INC. f/k/o JOHN LAME CHEVROLET IN C . ef#.. NOT K B N hereby given Mat. purport* la Ma Fowl Judgment In Feraelatwre an G M A C 'i CrafM lalm entered In M lt M Me OrcuH Court a* Change Cew^ FWrtdA^I wttl Flarlda and Florida,! PARCEL O N I: IO N A N O I COUNTY) The l a d it af Met certain praf^ y in Orange County. The landkortof to af Rw l watt to at Ma laoRwaaf to (h Me leaf Mbfect f t a right al way N r State Bead No. I t ever the South 7S Nef Meroef. AM in Section 34. Tow whip a South. Range t t Boat. PARCEL TWO: (SIM IN O LC COUNTY) That part af Mo Eaet tool Mo Wbof to of Ma SeuM to al Ma N oH knit to al Me Nortom t to al lectlan & TewnaMp If South. >. tying Wetl al 4M. Seminole San H a t# Read *14. County. Flarlda. FIXTURES AND PERSONAL PROP! R TY doaertoed In la N M tt, EXHIBIT t FIX TUR ESAN O PERSONAL P R O PfR TY AS W ELL AS all fixture*, goods, chattels, construction material!, furnlturo, furnishIngt, equipment, invenferWo el M N .N i If -IM S O o h a n .M -F.N W M F R L ....IM n - H B l p W a w N i" ty Employer 323-5171 WORRERSNRIOCDII GAILYWONXDAILY FAY a BeA..— jt»mti MOVE IN $ i Q r SPECIAL I O J rotue. appliances, fit and ether items of perianal a, of any kind, nature or description, whether now mined or herooftor acquired by tfw Oobforo or Mo Multiple ■Mich It, are or ADO TO YOUA INCOME AVON! SELL SNHHO-SOFT CALLWSAIOOorWMIM olflood to ar wood or uooful. either dtreetty or in#In • Fum lahMftUnfum Mhid -P o o l • CtmralHotf ft Air -Laundry - 8Mb ft Quiet occupancy and aparatton ef tald Neal Property and Improve­ ment* aa a retail automobile may hereafter be conducted upon or wlto Mid Reel Property. Improvement* and Appurte­ nances. Including without limi­ tation any end all permits, licenses end franchises used or required In connection wlto such use. occupancy or operation I but specifically excluding any General Motors franchise owned by the Debtor or Mo Multlpto Debtors and/or any dealer tell­ ing agreement between Mo De­ btor or ttw Multiple Debtors and General Metere Corporation (collectively, the "Franchise Agreement") together wlto any and ell additions, replacements or substitutions thereto, thereof reperMess of form (hereinafter sometimes together relttred to as "Fixtures end Personal Property")- The Debtor and Multlpto Debtors, as their inter ests in such assets may actually appear, hereby expressly grant to the Secured Party a present security Interest In and lien and encumbrance upon said Rents, Fixture* and Personal Property pursuant to too terms and con dttWno of a Mortgage and Secu rlty Agreement ol even date, at public saw to ttw highest end best bidder tor cash at ttw 4th Ptoor Lobby. Civil Courts Build­ ing. 37 N. Orange Avenue. Or­ lande. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock a.m. on August tt, Deled July 14, IN ). (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) FRAN CARLTON Clerk of ttw Circuit Court By: LindaN.Amlo Deputy Clark Publlth: July If. H. Ittl DEH 177 mi. IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY O IN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE MO. 104730 C A 14 Dtv. K CITY SAVINGS. FSB. Plaintiff. vt. RUSSELL BARCELONA.etal , Defendants N O TIC IO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure deled July 13. m l. and entered In Casa No. 104730 CA 14 Dlv K. ol ttw Circuit Court ol tho E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM I HOLE County, Florida wherein CITY SAVINGS. FSB ll Plaintiff end RUSSELL BARCELONA, ef al. are Defendants. I will tell to the highest and best bidder tor cath et toe Wetl front door ot toe SEMINOLE County Court houto. in Sanlord. Florida, al 11:00 o'clock A M on ttw 37th day ol Augutt. Iftl, the follow ing described property at set forth In tald Final Judgment, to wit: L O T 3. C L U S T E R K . W ILDW OO D. A P L A N N E D UNIT D EV ELO PM EN T. AC C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES 7. a. 1 AND 10. OF T H E PUBLIC R ECO RD S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED this 74th day ot July, mi MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot Mid Court By Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clerk Publlth July 14A Augutt 3.1111 DEH 7S4 Orfcmdo - Winter Pork N O TIC IO F FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that we are engaged In butineu at 401 Maitland Ave . Ste. 7. Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Flor Ida. under toe Fictitious Name of ACTION PLUS PERM IT SERV ICE. and that we Intend lo register laid name with the Secrtlary ol Slate. Tallahassee. Florida, In accordance wlto toe provisions ol too Fictitious Name Statute. To Wit Section 0*3 0*. Florida Statutes IIS7. David Potts Mar|orW Baty Publlth; July 14. m i DEH U ! IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 1I-0SM-CA-I4-K F E D E R A L HO M E LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalnlllt. vt RALPH WOOO.elel . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It hereby given that purtuanl to the Final Judgment ot Foreclosure end SaW entered In ttw cause pending In toe Circuit Court ol Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and tor Seminole County, Florida. Civil A c lle n No f t 0SS0 CA 14 K. toa undersigned Clerk will tall toe property situated In Mid County, described et Condominium Unit H e. ot MARBEYA CLUB CONDOMIN IUM. a Condominium, accord Ing to toe Declaration ol Con dominium toereol at recorded in Official Recordt Book 1117. Page 1074. and Re Recorded In Official Recordt Book Ilia. Page M4J. el toe Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida. Together wlto toe Unit’s un divided share ot the common e le m e n t s e n d c o m m o n ripens*!. at proscribed In Mid Declaration ol Condominium al public Ml*, to the highest end best bidder tor cash, el II 00 o'clock. A M . on toe 17th day Ot Auguit. Ittl. et to* Weil front door ol to* Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florid* DATED toil lath day of July, mi (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk Publish July 14 4 Augull 1. Iftl OEM Irt P HIental Directory Support A me#col oxponooo paid. Call Atty*i We*toa, S4flpMMNl S i f t l m i l l FL Aar toTotltS A 1071*003 KCOMUNOTOT For Defalt*: 1 MA423 4I34 Ftortda Nttory AwctofloB 27— Nursery ft SANFORD Qonavo Pardons Sanford Court Apartmonta ApartmMntjr®* *a' 3901S. SontorG Am 1.3. or 3 1 04c Nrt# d Lk. Man OM. SYgl* Story BhtOto, t 0 2 form A#t CMMCart A -l CHILOCARB, On Idyltwlldo Dr. Sato A tovlng onvkonmont for your child. Roto*. *3A43 a wk. For O KIdtore Md to only Mem ptoooo «aN— .....J*»7M7 C H IL D C A R E , my Sanford homo. Reasonable rates, in fonts and toddtor*. 330-113* C H ILD C A R E , toddtor* to 4 years. Experienced, rotoronce*. Dwf................. MMI47 DAYCARE AVAILABLE In my Hidden Lk. homo. Loft of TLC. UC.W7C433....... H M 1M M O THER-FATHER loom, our Sanford homo Good rates. Graveyard shift OK. 311 007* tH A ROW'S AdsraMa IN town I Exc. rot'll CPR trained. Hof meals. TLC I Call 3PI114 SMALL Q U A LITY NOME-LIKE O a y c a ra A P re s c h o o l. Opeelegsl Meals, learotog program! Pier amend I Fedy He'd! L k .ie M I— ......MI-7411 SMALL OAVCARE. TL C tor babies A toddlers. Hot meals. exc. rotor. Dee........... 3234110 T A M M Y 'S T O O O L S R S I Daycare In my homo. Exp. Mommy I Lets *1 TLC M bHM § -■ SANFORD HmfcM ALL APTS. FACE COURTYARDS '■M0tl5a!,n* ^ r WftoOdM 323-3301 3._______322-2090 ROSECLIFF APTS. Sallpolnto Apartments Pui pn| Xowi Yen bii AMV 1v t EeWgew 4#, b rtidwg lee. Osgei l A t « MertktRwO. Wartwr 0 Oyer h AU. Unrtl 1 AOrtrtM FbMng Pm* MLrtrt Monroe FOOUMCCLttjO^AHOUOE *NOW OPENI* > • C A L L 3 2 2 -5 9 5 5 322-1051 35— Train in g ft EducGtton A t A licensed CenNector. Gan •ral/Bullder/RetUrttllal. Call tor mao i aae-m-iMS A A R HAULING. Yard trash, appl. turn Cheap/on lima! 49— M iS C tU lN G O M S L aw Clearing Painting BAHAMAS d u i S i . S dayT hotel paid Good till May of *1. 1 people. 4330 3340740_______ TIR E D af tow hank interest/ I will pay you doubtol Secured. sale BUI 311 3717 L i N D C L ( l f t l i t 0. till dirt, back hoe. loader work, hauling end clean up Countrywide Oevetopement. 407 312 033 A A N EXTERIOR FA IN TIN G A pressure clean SAVE 4*44 Lk/tree esll I *14)114 ____ DICK PINOLA'S PAINTINO. Quality work! Ini/Ext . Llc'd A Insured Ft** esll 313 1713 E X F IA T PAINTINO A Press. Watblag Repairs, Inl/ext. Freeest. Hyrs 747 EW3______ HOUSE P A IN T IN O . Inlerl or/eittnor. pressure clean mg. tree estimates 13311417 55—Business Opportunities A F F OP DA OLE FRANCHISE HUDDLE HOUSE RESTAU­ R A N T. Financing saurcot p o s s ib le lo r fra n c h is e package. Doug K ley or Sandra Lew 10004744033__________ FU LL ON PART Ttow. couples A Individuals, tor business of your own Earn St 1.000 per monlh ........... .. 3NN10 MAKE "A I G" MONEY al home in your spar* lime No tolling For Ire* Into send sell addressed stamped envelope lo C Thomas Assoc . PO Box *11117. Lk Mary, FI 33713 RESTAUNANT/PiniNIA for rent, with equipment Seat* 44 Ready to open Corner 17 H and 3ilh St. Senlord Call anytime. »• SI43 59— Financial StrvicM A NIH/USC0 APPLIANCES Avy/Sell a Racaad/Owaraatoed HOME A99UAMCL-372-3H3 ftirtomoHvti D ETA IL FEVER. U l your car sparkle for summer I Comp detail tervicol............110*711 HEADLINERSI Most cert S40 Wagons SIS Vinyl tops IBO up Carpel i m up. m u a a B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs NEW, BBMOOEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES, STORES All types cewstruettoa. Res/Cam b h m s.0. Aaltot. CRcaiwaa * ADDITIONS. All remodeling Qualify work I TrevkliiknH ^Rel«fen<*sM #i»**7**4l^_ S M C M O W ! C A U US! _________ 1*4734*444 SPRINO CLEANING BLUEST Bales tram t il 4 vp Call Joyl Ret/comm................MF4047 ConcrtU ROE A T ADAMS CO NCR lf” Quality and cleanliness Is guaranteed 14 yrs residential oiportonco 747 1131/130 Ml 7 CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 7 Man Quality Opera I kw ! 330-3J3S/74A7WJ Etoctrkal MASTER ELECTRICAN. Lie A ins Rewiring, addlllons 14 hrt tve calls 111 MTS C a rp a n try BUILDINO. remodeling A re pairs Decks, docks, doors. sern anti L k tv4 4*14______ CARPENTE A All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic ttw Richard Oreia......n i lt t l CltanlnQ S rv ict AFFORDABLE CWaatog Svc. Quality reliable work • IM M E D IA T E FU N D IN O P 12SOOUS.OOO No Credit No Property No Prcbtom _________*1)1211110 C leoning I r v k t pgHg u c m Free etlimaWs________ 3341IW CATMV-S CLEANINO SERV IC I References, reasonable rates Licensed l Call 373 7470 SHARP F E N C E ! 1st Ret* work Lew III Free esl Wood. chemlinkAregeir^lMtl^^ Gentral StrvkEE EXPER T PIANO inslructwi. in your home or my studio 110 14 wkly session Result oriented leachin^Fo^llMes^evel^ Handy Man C A R P E N T R Y . MASONARV pointing and til* work Free estimates Llsc'd Call 133 4311 * *J A S C Y W I s T ^ B I I k h or pin# bark 3>4 yd picked up Can deliver Cypress lumber A Fence material cut to or­ der I 4 miles west of Weklvo River Hwy4* SO*303)044 ILiwn SGFViCB COM PLETE Quality Lawn A Landscaping. Tree Service A Irrigation, competitive rales. tree esll matesSumy's771 7171 LAWN CARE, professional serv Ice. dependable, licensed Free estimates »4 4 4 4 LAWN CARE, tree estlmeles t) and up Senior discounts Trash rtmovel. 30 7711______ LAWN M AIN TEN AN CE Cammerctal/ResWealtal Law Rales! Call T a m .......373*714 R A N D Y ’S Q U A L IT Y LAW N. Complete cere, clean ups Since IS*1 Free esl I 111 4714 k s t Control T im B n n n s B m rT Setuor Cl Mien Discounltl l4«*rs*ip*rt*nc*IJ14l71t Plumbing HOrilRS riUMBJNC All your plumbing needs I 74 hours1«RF0M177B3313toE SPEEDY PLUMBINCI Abso luttly Ire* esl No Irlps/svc (N tj^ ^ le s n u iN ^ Pressure Cleaning " PCM House wash and painting Quotes by phone" Cell ^ J (o j* ^ 7 4 J 4 4 P IA ^ P ^ ^ Masonry Secretarial ft Typing Services TWP MASONRY Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations U ^ lr n s n iN O N M IlH CUSTOM Typteg/ Book keeping t DJ Enterprises. 60IB E 71lh St. Sanford 714 0471 )71 7*17 M o v in g ft H au ling ^^^tALffN^Ar^T^rr appliances, furniture, trash of any kind' Richard..... 17) 771) Tree Service BUNVANS TREE SERVICE Tree work, light hauling Free estimates. Insured 331 14)4 ♦1—M on ty to Land WTOCOUNT? Non* bad bankrupt? Need * car. boat or home loan? No down payment loans ar ranged Sunburst lid 4*4 40ft j \t/rrrfi\r ) imt llnsinrs'* I r r r v Ihiy I nr Is lint' Is V /. 7 /V/ Mult (It. I illI ( Inssijirtl. 222 2(ill �1 ■rftf l t i W T W ifflirflifii r J jTijtTt t 'WWto'.^dfc - W- ? - p* J , V * - . . -Y*' f •«, , ■WMMKP^PP^KwwWtef'wmgdR*»r'l # **•"*- # r - _ *%—> * ; ■ - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 26. 1991 71-H elp Wanted 71—Help Wanltd **C O N S TR U C TIO N JOBS** Aruba, Cayman*. Bahamas, Jamaica................. TaMJ/MR I 407-etfoetrTetowt RoddorsFeo POSTAL and »*v*rwmo«t )•*>. It3 .ll/ h r. Now open. For esam and application call 331 1534 L iving at R C iverside ondominiums IS UKE TAKING A VACATIONI A L L TH E CONVENIENCES. . . NO U P KEEP! P|^g^E. C o x i h >! h n i i i m l S N O W LEASING 1AND2 HFJWtOOMS FIIKNISHKJ)AIWURNIMIED • • • StAMT AT O N LY ^~71—Apartments/ House to Short 71—Help Wanted RMRTWWIIO IN SANFORD. Houe* to »har* with mature adult. Reason able I Cat!.................. Ml-LOT M A L I detlra* temala tor perfect relationship. Free rent inpooitidrcondo m a w M ature, loveable grand motherly lady to care lor newborn In my home. Sanford area M Thru. I S Reference*, letter or reiume rvqufWd Reply: P.O. Bee 41*4. San terd, FL33771-4tb*__________ S C C U R I T T 0 P P IC 1 R S weekly pay. I I N per hour to Hart with regular raltet plus benefit*. For arestlgtoui utill ty company In OeBary. MS diploma, Fla. driver* Ikons*, good credit htitory and able to paw drug test. Current Fla. guard license or certificate required. NMre Security In Orlando....... - ......... 1 -M lim F U R R IS H IO ream, kitchen privilege*, utltltle* Included. S S S / w k SSS s e c u r i t y . .......C o lla r m m H IS TO R ICA L O A B L IS HOTEL. M l Magnolia Ave, Fum. eftc. Color T V , micro, refrtg., util. Included Meld service. Quiet convenient location. Reatonabl* rate*. ____ C*H3M-IM» L A R 0 I P U R E Room. Prlv. entrance w/beth. No petti US e week, util. t o c t a H M l ROOM m privet* home to non smoker. SM per .... C e lltu u a o SU M M IR SPCCIALI V . cittwn d ltc e a e ltl Clean ream*. In my hem*. Part time. Own tranapertatlan 13>H3*. We're span and making m In our Senlord Office. Come loin u tl W ill train tho right pereanallttotl C M Lfta ter hdoriNe tiMteSiW lse-sm W AN T T O B I T RICNT Multi level I* the way to do It I ________ Oo*bvP4-MU The Santerd Herald has direct dear to door tele* portion* available todeyl TV.WSAeheadep, n e -w s W I N T I R S P R I N O S . non tmeker. Hou*e prlvledget. For detaa*.....»7g*t4 lv. Mtg. W IN T IR SPRINOB furnished r o o m STS w k . K l t c h on/Lountey prtvt 337-bU> 1X11 U T IL IT Y T R A IL IR •Good condition. Asking SSO EARNEXTRASSS *1*711 w a rtn o n i/ u m v fs M » 7 U weekly + benefit*. fW llltrakUM tl-l U -II TUB OUT KERAJOtT ComeHome To Country Style Living! »7— Aportmtnte Furnished/Rent Monday Wednesday. 4»P M (Fle e lb la ) Pay By Committen. To apply: Slop by weekday*. I4 P M . atk for Dave. The Sanlord Herald. 100 N. French Ave. Sanford LARK RIART, utlllte* laundry, TV/VCR. 1 private entrance*, parking. 334-tote RICK COST I STUDIO APT. with good site kitchen. Santerd Historic Dtstrkl. C7Vmo phrt tsodep. ttu a st NICK L A R tK I BMW., I ____ carpet AC. SltS mo.; COURTYARD I M TU ., I bath. AC, BBQ IMS ms.; M C I t bdrw.. I bath, A C large walk Incloeet*. UMrrw. CaBttMSMLo,BNB. SANFORD I B 1 Fum/Unfuml SMS A Up ptu* m m *ec. dap, m m u t n m * SANFORD - 1 bdrm, clew to Wonted P R O P I S S I O N A L weddeg/lreeleg m my Call after | P M .J»M M lkdrm....tlMmeBud...JMM7g Maw Ih SpkcW Site Santerd. large 1bdrm. Central H /A , peel, la u n d ry . Sate/QWet-SMSM_________ NICK TW O M D N O O M APT., Unfurntehtd / R tnt NICK 1 ABSOLUTLKY eMgw garage studio epartment. Cathedral celling*. A/C. SSVmo ST-7344 A P T. IN C O U N TR Y ! On « acre*. 1 bdrm., kit., living. dining. Private I S I MM mimaohew * per*memh plus S1-7M7 apt*., SM par O S T E IN week Include* utilities. No oat*. Call 33MMI 1 0 3 -Houses Unfurnteh td / R»*it LARK JIR N IK APTS. Under new manegeme Ml Call us about our m ow In ipoclel* tremSfft Krofcer, 3S17T4 SANFORD large t bdrm. walk to downtown from Perk A w ! lW/wk.orS3W/mo, 3363*33 SANFORD, quiet 1 b d rm . garage apt- S33S/mo. plus d* peMt.Cenm U73___________ SANFORD, modem 3 bedroom, dupte*. CHA. appliances, mini ------- NteeArpo. SITS month. M M IM ___________ CLKAN. 1/1 quiet apt. Nr teem. Priced right tor rNRtperwnl S U P S f BATH. Ileer. C H A . w/w carpet. Avelteble August 1st, aasma UPSTAIRS C U T! SmeN apt. Qutet neighborhood I Ulllltto* aatoUIOOwk..............331-0071 I BORRL nice area, oft street parking, *34*/mo, tltesecurl ty Include* utill lie*. m M * 4 IA N O 3 BEDROOMS. I BATHS. S3MS4M Children and pets OK...............................7M-77W 1 BDRM. 1 B A T E 1 child OK. to* pet*. IS * Altwood-Phillips Inc.............................. aaa-NM 1/1 UPSTAIRS. 1 blocks of I Perk, SIM and sac. Barb M F .F 4 ....................... 333-30*1 *$300 SPECIAL ★ * i in tor smilSIngte story Itudte*. Many tv Ire* Incl. Q u itll Nlca landscaping. O n -a ilt M a n a g e r* wk* CAR! 11 > bdrm. I apartment*. Quiet and wcuro. SR I par month, MM security. ROSKCL IFF APAR TM IN TS New 3 bedroom epartment*. for SSIS. W/0 connection*, screened pallet and eatra storage ctotel. 11*7 iq. It. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd. Call m - M J Equal Homing Opportunity I SANFORD - lovely t bdrm. 1 block from new hetpllal. Complet* privacy. SIM per week plus SMS security In elude* utlllte*! Cat! ffl-flte BEDROOM. living room, kitch­ en and bath. S IS per week, utlllte* Included, plus deposit. 3110114 or 340-5417 73—employ mint H I D D K N L A R K , >/>. Wither/dryer, peel. No pet*. SOT mo. « B I dw . SSM7S LARK M ARY STUOtO. private. No pot*. MOO toehteoseffflt***. 333077 LARK M A R Y • Single story 1 with carport. Unstorage! You mutt we to appreciate l Call Carmen. M l-m i M ARINER'S V IL L A * I Lake Ada Ikdr.............. SSMma. CallBt 77— Aportm tnte Furnished / Rent * jF COKY - 1 bdrm. apt. C/H/A. carpeted, kitchen equipped. ISS/mq plus dw - Includes water, s a i l f l ______________ C U T ! A N D CLKAN 1 bdrm. with A/C. SMS/ma plus depw It. Park A w and U h . Sa-lfiS SM per week plus MM wcurlfy. Cell m m * turnlshed, clew to Santerd. Utlllte* Included. Day*. JZJJOte,, *PM. 374 73*3__________ LT MTS/MONTH plus STM wcurtty. area. Call S I S M * 77—A p trfm tn ts Unfurnished/Rent 77 A p tllH H ft 1l A P I S DQflC' Hl um m b 101— Houses F u rn teh td / R tu t 1Story. IBIBodn wmApts. Ask about our "ttM edb Leaeelipectell" NEARINKQMCTtl LAR K M ARY S M W I SANFORD, RICK A R IA , larg n t 1 bdrm. around! Large living room, enclosed sunroom. all appliance*. Central H/A. SttS/mo. pluo USO secu­ rity.............................M B 1173 Single story studio. I A 1 Bdrm. Apt*. Many eitra* Inc I i torage space! Quiet, coty community! Nice landscap­ ing. Onsll* managers who CARK11 Starting at M1*/mo 123-7311 COURT 333-Hll SANFOBD •lowly 3 bdrm. with lanced y a r d . E e c a l l a nt neighborhood. SIM per week pius M30 deposit Cell m « W t ROHM. 1 bath cottage, furnished, ttei/mo. SIM depeelt.CallM4-TSte.ew*. N EK O A 3 KORM. or 1 Bdrm. In OELTONAT Large selection I PRIMARY R E A L T Y - .teMTM DEITOM RERW 1 bdrm. 1 bath, double garage, appliances, err Irat H/A. Very nice I Discount. sM phMwcu; rlty Byowner.NTNBMM P IR N PARK 1/tV* CHA New paint, carpet MM mo. I i ki mn *-'*-**• — LARK MART/SANPORD Nke 3 bdrm. 3 bath, Lg. fenced yd. 3 ear garap- C/H/A, naur carpetrpaint- lateMTBNl N IA R l-a. West at SR E J bdrm. l bath. Ote/mo phn MM security...............S3M>* ONE TE A R NRWt 1 bWm. 1 bath In new Santerd subdlvl sl on. SOTS p e r ment h. ALSO...DR BART, an* year new. 1 bdrm. 3 bate*. SiaO/mo. Call our associate Jaanw, taa-iia* Tin u lla H**Ry tnc^KMOtW SANPORD - 1 bdrm. > bath. y a r d . 303S C h a i a Ava. MOO/mo plus sec, m i l t e S A N F O R D , Rampd; townhms wathar/dryer. W t teei ldewttol Oraep.— -3S-<<T3 SANFORD LKASK/SALK, ISIS Magnolia. 1/1, central H/A, ki tchen, l i v i ng, dining; flrepleee SSOO/mo. «TM*SI SANFORD • large 3 bdrm. 1W bath with oneNeed garage; Bast school tysteml SttS/wk plus MM deposit » n * a Fenced, beautltul, three bdrm., 1 bath w/garaga. Nka resId area. SSM par month' Meme.«IMM7Wk.3te-Mn WE MAN AO K nearly 4M rental homo* In SamInoteCounty I CALL USFIRSTI HP R KA LTV .1 M in u s . Forthecurrentratecot.. ». VOUCVRAU. COUNT EACH APARTMINT MCLUDCl /a erpwpngim ,ite A^eeAnpppwwww* ai^dbtebauaHBi Law AudL •N M idw * fww tncn»w* Ins Rs4Hoifsttff AsnsSi OW'wsssliwfaCIsf1 " a - ---- am.------la i PBp9 UWPQf a*ttW n t ■ ^lA-------ktfa y lfl rt CTW— In uniMlaran wiMonil m onqytiw * 24 hour #fTWB#ocy mslnlwtmos ••nricw. 1991 C I V I C 4 D R 1991 A C C O R D 4 D R . 330-5204 0 o M t> u t apartments TARS 17<i E AIRPORT K V ft TURN m e r m e OP A M U , NON ON HKWT Step Up Into A 32A bflltr *399, 2~Bedroom, 2 ONLY •-4.2 V v , 1 2? M i w w , SOHC IBvafw angtea with Mufti-point Programmed Fuel kyeeflon • i srs. T W i n d i R H B W e i m «"*• mod* selector and toduo torque convener (avasaot*) - L u S J i B E ^ l r w k l i r t d ribr fcApenion'. rronrs'WMJw' Vk/ACte-isStr — power rad> and sWew awaring • powor-awiawd. wnttetod front dserraar drum brsAe* • nomoto Qpir n aielH ldarTeror-Fullwheeloov*r*-Tlntodgte»«»FiacloCiuphol*toiyapoyil motertiadlronnaN bah ayNwnwIK. manual lap San* AQusabteMaarlngookjmn-Tathometor •Quartz dtoftW dock •Pawangar wakt twndtea • Hear teal hood restraint* •Electric tear WnOORl W f iy f r Twin inter1h w H 9 nsaapr auca* ntmow vunurM HE wiin t m iu u tuel>la rda*n iliwsaadttod>» tit/TO n ie iTB troe-MUtt-re hector hetogenhiewl glee • 15 t « r , 16-ve.W, PP Horsepower SOLIC origin# with Dual-Point Pmgrammod Fu AInjeetton ...aM pfw doaacdcrw aw auUJtelW ItlllBfLtAM W jtM Binad^Bw ^^w iteatew ontaW centdlid kxtajp torque converter (avwlatM) • Oou&te wrenbon# (r o n T r 3 (« * » r > W stWrbor bw •Mute-Control double wishbone row euepenston •Q w pressurized rear shock abeorbera •Radt-wid-pinton uwnng (power-asmtod whan ordered ante awilebto automwe vanerkteten) • Power-awteted, veratetod front dtecnaar drum brake* • UHra-»km halogen heeiRghli •Ttoted date •2-poka motorized front seat belts with manual lap belt* •Cion itohntotory-rtoeraWidawdrVimir-fli nnti • Child lefty I *** T r f i t n - CMd r ~>— u« - rear saatback wwi lock. MO. 7 and 12 Month Lbbbr Available Per Month 1991 PRELUDE S.I. 1991 CIVIC 3 DR. *14.949 *8,258 Limited Time Offer • 5 Speed • Air Conditioning • 2.0 LHer 16 Valve • 4 Wheel Disc Brakes (1st Month Only) 2 & 3 B ed ro o m A p artm en ts • Cable TV • Washcr/Drycxs in Select Units • Self Gcan Oven • Icc maker f 85 H O N D A • Clubhouse C IV IC W A G O N A\C. S T E R E O . ^ ^ CASS., L O W M I L E 9 d f l O O ^ M UST S E E 4 7 7 J 2450 Hartwell Ave., Sanford MOS.-SAT.9-6 •Sun. 12-5 324-4334 88 F O R D A U T0' a FU LLY LO A O ED 1, 2, &3 BEDROOMS RENTS STARTING FROM _ 7 _ 5 M _ 9 5 3 _ _ O O _ T 1 0 , 9 4 9 5 84 H O N D A A C C O R D A U TO . STER EO , ^ __________ ICE C O L D AIR. 3 8 t e i^ O ^ RUNS G R EAT J O T l / G A L A N T 4 D R . A U TO , A\C, LO A D ED , S T Q LIKE N E W # A C C O R D lv * • Body Side Molding • Rear W in­ dow Defrost • Tinted Glass >Air Conditioning •AM/FM Cass. Stereo >5 Speed Trans. Tilt Wheel Full Wheel Covers Front Reclining Bucket Seats _ J AUTO.ANC. C R U ISE . CLEAN. LOW M ILES O A W i w Q 7 G T J C to# 91 P O N T IA C F IR E B IR D A U TO , A\C. T - T O P S , FULL P O W E R _ _ _ E Q U IP M E N T. $ 1 1 7 0 k P R ICED T O S E L L 1 l r# T J A C C O R D LX LIKE N EW. $ 1 1 A A G R E A T BU Y A T 1 l y H J 5 O UTR E. 5 SP EED . FU LLY L O A D E D w e e w w e .— $ 0 1 0 ^ S O O w w •P*ym»nibi«eaan*JOiT»r4h,ct>»*.lan<Jto«»aolMai)»!EDJ4*»a»**m»acu»io'rw* Teudmamivypsimerts MuttM** 73*JO Tot.icwuw.inawiaraB'miMnnarxkiOaS *1.50000Oa— pifnsni,MCO00saeuwyteoask W k-sr moroi psyrwni d 114# 00 due * tome iqw g le w e k«*e to> ve e w ■ <w«W * wee v k w w ml i) per mw e ioooo ireey w r e m « — a m rw n mi, ** k . e * > i . w i w w o c i w B vetwtek* 7.7I3*L ar*to a*1aaesanW aeposian ix k n o ram me M M 00 S a W a U W u i | O ^ w a# H O INI D A IS THE EIGHT CHOKEIII S E N T R A 4 D R . A U T O. ^ * ^ G X E 4 5 9 5 M U S TA N G A U T O ., AI\C. S T E R E O W C A S S A EQ U ALIZER . $ JL Q ALARM . P.W. O T Q 7 C J 89 F O R D 87 H O N D A C R X 5 SP A\C UPGRADE S TER EO . C O M E D R IV E IT M U S TA N G _ 5 SELECTION OF CLEAN, DEPENDABLE, PRE-OWNED CARS AND TRUCKS COME IN AND SEE 88 F O R D 89 H O N D A 9 87 N IS S A N 88 H O N D A JIM M Y e l l BRYAN Q e q e va Q a rd e q s U ir^ e ] byVg*4s GorObn Pwperty Mwwgemws * P R E L U D E A C C O R D L X -i A U T O . A\C, 3 Dfl C O U P E . ^ ^ 0B E4T- 88 H O N D A 88 H O N D A e ™ “ 88 H O N D A A U T O . A\C. S U N R O O F. LIKE N E W f C IV IC D X A/C, S T E R E O . 8 9 M IT S U B IS H I M U S TA N G C O N V E R T IB L E 1505 W. 25th SL, Sanford • 322-2090 Houis: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 - 530 * 13,367 BEST 85 H O N D A 85 F O R D E S C O R T W A G O N A U TO ., A/C, STER EO . S O A Q K LOW M ILES A H Y J Disposal • Pool d$A *4 Speed •Air Conditioning • 1.5 Liter 16 V aN e • Double Wishbone ^ Suspension^ •Cruise Control •AM/FM Cassette •Lots More 1991 ACCORD 4 DR. QUALITY USED CAR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!! • Dishwasher ■Garbage * Select units with wosher/dryer hookups * C onvenient lo schools A shopping centers. * But stop located near rental office Per Month P R E L U D E 5 SP . A\C, E L E C TR IC SUNRO OF. $ 7 B E X TR A C L E A N / O O f f i J 91 N IS S A N P I C K U P S P O R T A/C. S T E R E O . FU LLY LO A D ED .. MANY E X T R A S . $ 0 0 0 8 1 O N L Y 5 K M ILES T T 7 J 89 H O N D A A C C O R D LX -i A U T O . A\C, SUNRO OF. $ 1 1 Q n LO W M ILES 1 C D A H w y . 17-92, S A N F O R D 2913 O rla nd o Drive 323-6100 S A N F O R D 831-1660 O R L A N D O S E E S Uon Sj I Is o g -O o w ii^ i 107 SEHVCE Uun Sir *30- 7PM -PemwnibewanilOawrPi.cmeanaWiMcrUaawCarSiies^.twiCMiivnn Tauo4inar<M,pi^rwna ■ouMtaM-SaJO Ta*.anea.ia*iMi^«riHrnaivs^toa l1S00 0DdowrM^iwn(.MSO00Mcum,*wx». m )* v mown jwymwd UMOOeueM weesgrvq l a m wow tor wcwtke m i e ouwrwt it im m Mekori w# Itpwrrweve 10.000 wtoeyMT. AwuW«ew>[»«einepirrwn irw, er. At le e erp. W ee hecpmn la pwchee « n « e br atoa 00. or pay e m oru-i mposien ' e or to man MM 00 S e M u r tor <MiM \ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 26, 1991 A m aaMllblRBMl---» tee— — - e- ■ ■f Ply. no rtn! A v a llA a a .ls l.W m i RDRM I R A T H , qui d! n*l|dtoeitirid. trashly painted Insida/eul. central H/A. •naryy atfklant. tencad yard. W a sh e r d ry e r heek up. Ssrs/ma. ptua dapasit. Call to seal WeW Lea, days, eiissee Dm rtsml Complete privacy tenet, trail te trail carpal A CHA. t4I.M>. a a « B H W SANFORD H IS TO R IC A L DISTRICT 1 or J bdrm. t bain, aak naan. fpic. central H/A, kitchen remodeled trim ceramic Ilia, lets oI cablnati. laundry rm. lancaR yare, sprinkler system, earaye. jv» lots. II M buMdBRto) larya aaks. S/7JM-------------J l i m a No Quality Hamas m Sami nolt/Oranye/Volusia/Lake Countlet. yard...-........................ gap,wo • V i ■ an 1/1 acral New paint, fpic. family, living and dining rooms. Privacy lance. S14J00 LK. MARY I STORY 1/1 On hall acre. Nett carpet 7 appliances. Owner reloce Honing. Pretty place....WOJSO. Triptex / Boot DM You Know H You Don’t Buy Your N o x t C o r From M otto C h rytlo r / P lym outh Wo Both Lo o m M onoy HISTORICAL R COUNTRY C o m p l e t e l y renovated, charming 3/1. Everything Ilka new. Now's the time!...lee,tel. LR. MARY CORNER LOT 1/1 N e| n ^ ————-. ^Ott^ teTUYR^U* rrUR^^^R doors. All new appliances. And hear this. Only I....See.MS. OWNER P I N A N C IN O • Plnecrest. V i. living, dining, family rm., security system, toncod yerd....Sdl.WO ST. JOHN'S A N D LK M O N RO I ■Sacreestetol 4/1.3SM sq. ft., custom built, t t n . m A LTA M O N TI S PR I NOS 3/1 wim detached mother-in-law hemal Poet, privacy fence yard and kermets. Sllt.fW IW lPIjmatk Laser PORLARRE PAMILV Spacious 4/ld. Fresh paint. CHA. family rm . fence. ISM tq. It. Inside utility.....See,NO. DON'T PASS THIS EUY Cardinal Oaks super 1/1. All the extras. Best In town A country. Now I..........IIILteO. HEATHROW Prestigious e/m with Jits sq ft. Big Kroon enclosed pool. Quality features, through!, sne.ou. screen perch, unfurnished. >37S/me..S37SdsoosltlsiWlS 119— P a r«iin « Spact For Rant ThePrudant*® F lo rid a R o a lty On Any Vbyogor or WHI Give you A Cellular Phon PANTTOSILL YOURHOMEY I am looking tor nice homes to match with buyers. CaNM CftflBry, REALTOR J w iiJ M M e e r w s ie e ALL ARIAS - Looking tor your dream home? Call a pro lesslonel who knows your root estate needs. Call me today I CROWN SQUARE LOWRWOOO/LK. MARY area. •1,000 1.300 sq. It, with or .without A/C offices. Starting ■H33S. McIntosh Point, 33dH a t SANFORD • 1,330. 1.335. 3.IM ; squere toot available. 7)7— Coat...<trcial -------R entals-----qpptci-lbowrsaot Warehouse. •Airport Blvd frontage. Cell Bab McKee m -llSd SANFORD ■10X40 building plus offices w/lg. security tented jlol. Zoned C l. SI.ISO per month................. Cell H i m / Q U A L I T Y USED CAR SALE THIS W E E K O N LY M C H f t Y t . L I B A f 'O N c o o v u rn s L ia T c WWMteUWBIK. leaded MRU Toy* C O R R E C T IO N ! On Juty 25th the Harakl AdvertlM r promoted the incorrect m o d o ly a a rfo rth * ToyotaCam ry W r ) Correct Car R eads A s Fottows: SS C H IV Y CAM ARONS VI. •Opted. Nr. AM/FM A M Mod Car • 7 P O N T IA C TU A N S AM W/IUOa Oea Omm.V* PW PtO lado. Cndete TR Wheel •0 C N N V B . W A G O N CO N Vnm G Ll AePWIWe. Pa, NO Ladw Cn o t M I SSOLOSM OM J C U TLA S S C C R A 1 O e. One Omar. Leaded, AITeye. tetew $•993* $11,406* $9495* $5450* $ i3 o o - as p o n d LTD NW AGON WNtokMbMThqTays. • O C H N Y B U ft SALON Oea. i7joeo>i>ete*ea.M.ii. Ready Te d a - M k i l M r e SO P L Y M O U T H V O Y A O IH U (My tAACe Htete Fdkt leaded. M i New Fw tajm. Oud AC tO C H N Y S LC H H P TH A V K . WNhMOO MtoteBMtfM. Biker » Peter, leaded P M rwdwie S I PLYM O UTH G R A N D V O Y A Q E Jt U Cherrpegne. V-0 />3, AC. C n M W iM ^ y M M M to i $K).190r $1900* $14,327^ *.13,927* 1 9 9 f T b y o ta C a m ry D X CHR YSLER ' 3-. , t’ ?? ai-*=ro On-es HOURS: SALES M-F 8JO-9 SAT. 9-6 SUN. 12-5 SERVICE 7AM-6PM M-F •PLYM OUTH 3c” 0 S*- 322 *835 • .VVsi. 583 7535 • Automatic • Power Staering • Power Brakes • ECT Transmission • Ovwrdirve • Factory Air • Crules Control • TUt Wheel • Tinted Glass • Power Windows • Power Locks P R IS T IO E OPPICIS mo to ACM sq. ft. Some furnished 1 blocks to City Hall. Cell Usova " " CBOWNSQUARE AVISCat Sales Picture yourself driving a brand new Volkswagen Driven For Dependability PINE RIME CLUl! 3 bdrm. 1 bath, washer/dryer. WlJ/mo S E C M. Inc., Lie Real Estate Broker, S37 »04 IN IR ID O E 1 bdrm 1 bath condo, ell appliances. Irtclud Ing washer/dryer. tSOO/mo plus security i l l I t l l or 3143014 SANFORD, Sendelweed Villas. I bdrm wash/dryer, sern rm i m + s a < .S H -im e »t.ii; An you w a ting yw r monay, and na ana caras? Bad aradit that naada fUin*? No monay far dawn paymant? Boon tald that yav ain't qualify far a martgaga? With Volkswagen's new flexible 1st time buyers program. No College, Me Credit, No Hassles* a iltL R E N O V A T E D HISTORIC HOME FOR LCASEI 1 story. Fpic . Lg yard, tott mo. Oe tells H I « l » l» msg________ ORNER 17/yj and «!7. Office bldg Creel lor oil types ol business H I 14S//II1444 S4S4 WALK TO LK. MONROE •; 1/1 COUNTRY HOME ! W lofs ol fruit bearing trees 1 schrubs Eat In kitchen, privacy lent. SUN ROOM & ■small LATTICE Greenhouse Nearby I 4 and 1 public boat •ramps COME SEE whal S77.SOOwill buy! Ttny Benedict 111 1114 Century It Chads Realty < __ mini While renting, you could bo planning to start your new home. Call now, before the government change* their mind. E veryon e eh o u k i own a home, Including you l Skylim Homoi, Inc. S P A C IO U S S IN G L E F A M IL Y W ITH H O M ES ITE IN CLU D ED Priced from only IN V ESTO R 'S SPECIALI Ouplee. 1 bdrm w central 'H/A. and I bdrm , fenced IS SO mo income SSI S00'I 3 STORY DUPLEX! I bdrm •upstairs. 1 down! On Hwy 44 Zoned commercial' 115 W0 tiM.eee ; W. Garnett Wtute Realtor Uf|e Lot Homo. 2 1/4 Mies Hwy a and I 4area sue W0 Call Mike Pleull Ventura I Properties IH «4M K i* il- OVERCOME. 89 NISSAN 240 SX 88 MAZDA MX-6 LX 89 TOYOTA COROLLA DX 90 GEO STORM GSI 89 VW CABRIOLET S S p d , A/C. Power Windows. Sunroof 5 Spd. A/C. Power Windows. Sunroof Automate, A/C, AIWFM Cess 5 Spaed. A/C, Aqua Blue K C . AM/FM Cass Convertible, Auto. *8895 *7995 *9400 * 11,900 86 AUDI 4000 86 AUDI 5000 86 VW JE TTA GL 88 VW JETTA GLI 89 VW JE TTA GL Auto. A/C, Power Windows. AMFM Cats Automatic. A/C. Power Windows 5 S p d . 4 Door, A,C. AM/FM Cast 5 Spd . A/C. Alloy Wheels. Sunrool Automatic. A/C. 4 Door. A M FM Cass 96400 *6600 *5995 *9500 *8995 323-5774 * GO00 INVESTMENT! * M OVER 100 UNITS TO CHOOSE FROM: FOX, GOLF, JETTA, GTI, CORRADO, GLI, PASSAT VANAGON, PLUS A FULL I mc,~aaga O F USED CARS! * 11,995 .... . 321 2257 4 Apartments P LU S louse1 .Recently renovated Good ren tal neighborhood1 Potential gross income SM M0 per year • jm s m (407) 574-9962 le a Sanford Ave 4 bdrm I 'j bath block home Family rm. fireplace, security bars, fenced back, tool shed Owner relocating, priced right! V4I.S00 MI-0751 ! / •pOM aiNXND DISCUSS THIS FPOGRAM WITH ONE OF OUR ^ ^TO N S U L TA N TC .„M O S T CREDIT m L ' T* V THIS PROGRAM COULD BE FOR Y0 UI A M aro n d a H o m es Com m unity Howland Blvd m Deltona, east of 1-4 Eastbrook Deland Astona Dr Deltona Models De rona Bud Deltona Modelas Do, e RJ Timbercrett Homand B-.d Of MCI (904) (407) (407) (904) 736-7210 574-6634 666-0924 532-0124 2290 S lo iu su A.e Orange C.ty Y04i " I 2000 ARISTOCRAT VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 4175 S. Orlando Drlv# (Hwy. 17-92) Sanlord, FL 32773 Sanford 321-2277 or Orlando 365-3300 M in to sam40440 ♦ I I I IKMANY Iff eivo. qJ j im e ' # fff 434 fff JU 'U loomAMOO �t 4 I N r r f r iI * f r i t • * 1r t r f t f r r r * • » * - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday. Ju ly 28, 1991 141—Homes for Sale I HIT MOIfitl ** ANY CONDITIONI Need re p a in t Behind on payment*? Call Crea, I Q 4714 ID V L L W IL O E Specious 3 bdrm. I bath heme tifuetod on Ip. comer let Nature* If family ream end fenced yard. Near Mayfair Country Club and I A......................... fti.OOO SANFORD • The "Haute and CardMi" yard adit N Ihe charm el Ihl* lovely 3 bdrm. brick heme. U t mlN from Move In condition! It won't last long I..................... W.577 Call Oort Farter. Realtar 31)3331 The Fredentiet FNrtde Realty m i teee.oai.33e "Indtpendm tly Owned _______ And Operated" UASCIKTNOfTNM Sanlord. 3 bdrm. 3 bath, central A/C, all appliance*, mini* and vertical*, tan*, se­ curity system, wood fence, ts lx o . ti.oee down, uso/mu Can n x i*n 149— Commtrclal PnpRrty/SRk 3 BDRM. I BATH on 3/« acre oil Sanford Ave. 3 car garape. workshop, great N r small 153— Acroag*Lott/Gab OCALA N A T'L FORIST. Weeded Nttl *5.450 each, no money down I tit .41 monthly. ________ i w r w i w f ________ PttCIRCOUCEDt! 3 large building lots on Route at near Lake Harney. Total 3 4 acre* toned A-1. Include* water meter. Now priced at >14.*e0 with owner terms aval table I OIUMITKMTY m im S U F IR S IC L U O IO t acre* w/cleared hometlte. Horse* oh. Owner llnanclngl...UO.OOO. SNnetrem Realty 333-34N TWO LOTS, toned H I. (Resl dentlal tingle family) S. San ford area. City water avail­ able. Convenient to school*, churches and shopping S30.000 firm lor both. Serious inquiries call collect _________ 404-375-7340_________ 141 ACR IS all or part, custom pond*, fence. Will finance. 135— Condominiums C o -O p /$ «k W IN T IR SFRINOS-Oaytree 4. 3 bdrm., living dining rm. 34 X 13 Ft.. Ig. screen porch, fully equip, kit., all amenities. Owner will finance. *53.500. 334-4711 Bee* or 434-4413 Pays. YOUR N fW SMYRNA CONDO C O N N I C T I O N t Sanlord native. Oranda. Ownby Real .... CtYatr."..'.:.’.'.::..'.:* * //)^w 145—Pwptox tor Solo LAKE MARY like new! Live In one side, rent the other I What an Investment! S73.000 CettOTAtTl 151—Appliances / Furniture HAROW ARI and Beach Stare In Osteen. Doing good busl nets! Building, land. Inven tory. *144.400Owner retiring! Templln Realty Inc. _______43A44I4/11I-7471 215—Boats and *888 1*7* C H E V Y N O V A CONCOUR3 STEREO. V0 B B AUTO, AIR U O O ■• - - - - - ---■ . . . . . . 14 F T PIRKRBLASS boat, trail or A I4HP Evlnrwto. Run* •«C. *500......................331-4340 1473 LARSON. 10 FT. with till traitor. 113 HP 4 cly. Johnson outboard Power trim, canopy all equip, included 41300 Call •War SPM Bottom 313-7153 40 H P 1 V IN R U D I motor. 4330Or Bail Offer I mm* THIS W E E K S M M f f lll a K U R w C M n n i i i IS T IT IM iE 199- Pits BSuppIks 111— Appiia nets / Fum iturt w i i H i » / b » y r r Maytag gas. esc. cond *500 OBO; TV VCR. Curtis Mathis. SNO. F R I I I I R . Admiral IF cu ft. upright. SI15QBO 111 5*04 117— Sporting Goods B I K I S . Girl*. Ralalgh 14 speeds 1 lor sal* *45 00 each Eecellant Cond i 345-1475 • OIRLS BIKE 14" single speed New tires. 135 00 313 4474 • GOLF CLUBS. Man’s starter sat with bag *50Good sail ________ Call 34* 5443________ HARO T I M I sailing guns? For small fee I will sell your weapon within M day* or lee and gun returned I deal with buyer* from all over US Call F E BA 447-574-4444 1 9 1 - B u i l d in g M a k rk lt ■ K ITTE N , fret to good home. Gray and whit*, very loving. good with kid* >41 >507 N K I D I N F O lor Monthly NIWWMIf I r lw rrllfl Ntwl. ___________ 344-4454___________ QUAKER PARROT A Large caga. 4 month* old. 475 00 OBO.............................331 5404 200— R e g i i t s r e d P i t s AKC O KRMAN SHE P H E R D PUPS Champion bloodline*. OFA certified, black and tan *350each.................... 345 7754 OROOMIHO AT ITS FINEST, over 33 yr* professional tip Vet recommended. 345 3474 S H IH -TZ U Puppies. AKC. 4 lemales. 1 male Brlndle brown A white. 1st A Ind shots. Dewormed Pr rents on premise*. *310 300...... 314 7540 .................................. m-4117 Furnltura. craft*, plus mlK. Items. It* Escambia, loll Mallonvllla) Sanford.________ SANFORD GYMNASTICS 6AIA6ISAII Collactlbla*. antiques. Ilk* new toys, surfboards, photo equip. A household Items. 1034 1st Ptoc*. Langwaad. SUHDAY ONLY I JU LY It. 143 CARA6I SALE Musical mtrchandlM. baby Hams, ate- Ill Jessamin* Ava. Sanlord. (Behindhospital) ________Saturday. A3.________ GARAfiiSALE 401 East 35th Placa. Yard Sal* A O y m n a s f l c Cl ass ragtotrattoa. 43. Set. Ontyl SANfORO/MT. DORA Hugo Moving Sato. 3 lamllto* Everything goasl Hwy. 44 and Waklva River, follow signs. Saturday and Sunday FRANK A LORI'S Naw A Usadl 3103 S. French Ava Thrift Store. Clip this ad for 14%OHI Baby Itams A mlsc. 141 B 3RD S T - LAKE MARY. Sat. I 4 201—Hor—s ALUMINUM SMID 1* X 13. You take down A haul away I *100. 311 5430 Ask tor Fred._______ MARBLK. 34 Pieces. Pink IT' X 44',". by 15/4"-*15 Each. Quean si. bedroom suit.i klt dlnatto sat A mlsc. Items. Everything must got Sat. O N L V t A4 734 Langwaod SATURDAY, 7-12 • •HAY FOR S A L I I a a 51.75 bale. 125 roll. FENCE bldg. A Repair I 3117111 aves________ HORSE ROAROINO lots ol trails. Personal attention at a reasonable price. New barn Also horses tor sal*. 344-1344 HUCCTMOUU Friday and Saturday. 04. L4mps. tables, couches, twin bad. drasMr. night stand, chairs, new electric Invalid chair, dishes, tools, much moral I 4441 Bedford Rd. Sanlord 222— Musical YAR0 SAU 370 74ar|orto Bl. (off Howard Bl., near Lk. Mary High School) Saturday. July 37th. 4AM 7PM. Household Itams. camptnqaqutpmont plus mlsc. YAM) SAU, SATURDAY ONLY 4AM 4PM. Furnltura, houM hold goods, cloth#*, ate. 3)0 S. Holly Ave. Sanlord * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION# EVERY TUBS. A FBI. 7:3* PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. tl, Dayton* Beach _________ S44-13S-A3tl_________ -to CAMARO . Auto, naw tires and Iran*. A/C. tint windows. S3.445........................ Morchondiso 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B u s ts /V a n s 223— M k c t ik n f o s AQUARIUM 50 gallon Most accesor la* and ttand. SICO.................................444 1443 BARRIE CAR. I yr. old Car vetta. With battery charger. Ilk* nawt *45.00........... 33A0130 LAROE Q U ILT. Red A white squares. Hand stltchodl Must Seal 4350..................... 331-1444 • LAROE U T IL IT Y S N IO 4IM Good shape, white and gold. I yr. old Now was 41.5J0 Will navor rusl. You move Hurry, before It got* I 33X4734 FORD Ft*4 FSck ep. 1477. AT. PS. CB. 301 V 4. Low milage. engine a Iran*. 313 1413 Sanford Motor Co. 144* J E E P W R A N O L E R LAREDO 4 wheel drive, hardtop. A/C. tilt wheal. crulM. low tow ml lei I ________ Call 311 4341________ • TRUCK TOPPER N E IO E O I For lull slit pick up. Undtr 4100. Also will haggle, bargain At r adal aaaaaMXl SI * 1*11 OMC SUBURBAN, fun* good. Ntad* minor T L C 1400.00................ m-alls 'W H U Cf 4 FAMILY S M I Mane, womens, chlidt. Infants clothes, fum . crafts, dish#* A Mlsc. Reasonable prices! 73M W BT. RD *4. on* mil* west Vaughn Nursery. 4 mil#* west of 14 ovarpau. July 15. M B 21. A*. Ratnar SMnat________ Collactlbla*. furniture, vintage clothing, lots ol good mlsc. from 4 generations, priced to Mill Also antique and costume jawoly collection Including cases can bt seen. Accepting bids on this collection. Satur day. July 17th. AO; Sunday. July 14th. Al. 105 Country Club O r- Sanford. noth SI ) MS Aluminum Can*.. NanFarrou* Metals. KOKOMO....................... 33A1T ( HA RE S P I N E T PI AN O Eicallant condition. St.000 Call H3 5334 Acctfiork* 35B S*. Hwy 17-41 OtBary, FI. Com* In and visit our unique gilt shopI W* have beautiful Victorian accents, porcelain dolls, doll houses lor mat special llttt* girl and also c a r r y Ball doll maki ng supplies. (Wa Accept Visa/MC) 407 **• 7700 Tuts Frt. 14-4. Sat. 4-1 Tale 1979 AUDI 5000 8 I f FOND BRONCO I cyl- «WO. Eddie Bauer Model, only UK mile*. 413.440. Call 311-5544 231—Cart TARE Ilf PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •■cap) tax. tag. tltto. ate 1147 CHEVY SPBCTNUM 4 door. auto. air. power steer log, stereo I Only *13* 40 per month I (43 months u 14.4% APR).............. Call Mr. Payne Ceertosy Used Cars. 33X1133 OATSUN. 340 IX . 1*7*. 5 speed, radio. Runs flna. need* some work........................... 313 1413 e •Oene Bvrke Auto Sales e e Low a* S177 down! Low pay mental a a a a a a *314-1447 TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN ■icept tax. lag. tltto. ate 1444 DODOE OMNI 4 door, blackl Aut omati c. A /C, stereo, power steering Only 70.000 mil**! Only >114.43 per month (4* months « 14 4% APRI...PLUSIII 3 1tag HYUNDAI*. SAME OEALI ........................... Cell Mr. Peyne Courtesy UsedCers. 313 3113 '7* B U I C K R E O A L . black, needs radiator. *300; Fold up cot. *35........................ 331 1344 '41 Z-14 CAMARO V 4. auto, tight poll Irac rear and. dual carb*. runs grant! Naads minor cosmetics. Sacrifice 11.400 OBO Susan. 444 4511 days; eves, weekends, tea 4)40 237—Tractors and T ro iltr* CASE MODEL 711 44 HP dtoeat tractor with 5 It. Hows* bush hog. >3.500 407 333 1347 ______ 23t—V otiid os Wantad AA AUTO SALVAGE ol DeBary WEWBI ONANOPAVI Top 55 tor |unk. Cars A Trucks Ring 44A44L5 tor auato. 2 3 9 -M otorcyd os and Bikts HONDA CX MS Custom, Ferring A trunk, w/accessorle*. Runs Great I SHOO OBO 33141*7 A * k fo ^ 3 * t^ h a r^ _ _ ^ ^ _ 241— R ecreational V th lc its / C a m pars AVAILABLE SELF STORAOEI Outside storage lor RV'sl Inquire. AS. M-F. 3111413 14 FT. TRAVEL TRAILER sltaps 4. air. axctltnt shape. 51400.................... Call 344 4544 T 1981 CHEVY CITATION V A AIR. AUTO. STEREO, GREAT IS ~ “" *988 1809 FORD E150 VAN CUSTOM. CAPTAMS CHAIR. AIR, AUTO , „ ^ ""* 3 9 8 8 GOOD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? WE CAN HELP) AS LOW AS AS LOW AS . ! * * 'I! 2Q O 3 ! 1•!'!■■!.!. ■- V *1188 CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN DUAL AIR. AUTO, CS. CUSTOM MTEROR. ANO MORE *1888 « » Avis Offers Up To 1 0 0 % F in a n c in g w , . For Q ualified Buyers!!! 1987 VW FOX QL 1984 NISSAN PICKUP ROES AM) DRIVES OREAT NICE CAR. AIR STEREO. 4 DR. LUXURY LOCAL OWNER *3888 1983 DODOE ARIES K 4 000RSEOAN AUTO. AIR NICE 1990 Olds Cutlass Ciera 1991 Toyota Cam ry DX Automatic. PS, PB. ECT Trans.. Overdrive. Cruise Control. Power Windows & Locks *1488 Ken 'Rummel PRESSURE CLEANING E s t a b l i s h e d 1443. owner/operator husband and WIN team, home bated busl nest. Complete tiles on resl dentlal and commercial ac counts Equipment, trailer mounted Cross Income *44.000 In 1440 Selling price. *35.000 333 7474/414 1431 L A L IO U I OLASSW ARI. In eludes car mascot. I R. Lallqu* bowls, also fin* cut c r y s t a l and J a p a n e s e porcelain prayer Rail. Call 3300*40 Colkdibks \\v HFOS AVAILMII 140— Busintss For Sak 211—Antiquo*/ • ■BO OAS ORILL. Kenmore Good condition *75 3134*4* • COLOR T V , OK eecellant picture I Portable UP 3114144 • COUCH. Cray A mauve in color *75.00. Call attar SPM M F Anytime on Sat. 3131704 eeCRIB. J IN N Y LIN O e a NEW) 175 __________ 341 300___________ • O I S H W A S H I R . Holpolnt power scrub. Excellent condl lion. >1003444745___________ • D R IS S IR B MIRROR. Chest of drawers, twin bed A frame. 5100.313-1043_______________ • I N T I R T A I N M I N T C IN T IR . ST' X ST' ad lust able shelves *45.311 0744 • I N T I R T A I N M I N T Center, wall unit. Walnut, 7 com partments. 70" X 40" ________*45 00334 4711________ K I N M O R I MICROWAVE, family sx. eaa. cond. 575; D IN IT T K S IT . Butcher blk. top. o»o. cond. *115. 331 0401 KIN M OR I UFRIOHT F R I I I I R . * cu. ft., new seall good condiilon! stoo Call alter 4:30.....................313 4341 LARRY'S MART. 315 Sanford Ave. New/Used turn. A appl. Buy/Sell/Trade.........3114133, •O V I R T H I B I D T A B U . ad|ustable with mirror S15.00. Call anytime...............313 *0*1 R I F R I O K R A T O R . Kenmore whIN. frost free 1 yrs old Warrantoed *300 334 5544 S L K I F I R SOFA w/ matching Love seat, pictures, brass A glass 5 shell atergae*. wicker fans, decorator Item*, wicker single head board. 3111701 SOFA SITS. grey. 3 pc U N Cream and mauve *135. Black *175. Contemporary! 334 5544 • T A I L ! A TWO WINDSOR Chairs, drop leal, country style. Solid wood, mod oak llnlih. Perfect for apt. or sm. kitchen! S100 firm. 311 0434 •WALL UN IT. Entertainment Canter. Appre 4'W X 5‘ j ’H Oak, good cond. *45.313 4474 34X44 - Farmers kitchen table. 4 bowback chairs. *350 Call 345 775* AUTO, STEREO. 4«OR-LOOKS ClkdibiRS CHICKKNS. layers. M each Whit* rock. Bulf cochin. Brahma 345 775* 231-C art 219-W anktf to Buy 211—AntiqwM/ 2 0 3 -Livestock and Poultry • * POtZK RUITY * * 157— Mobil# Homts/S>l> Already set up and ready to move Into. In Sanlord park. At low at S044 down to qualified buyer. 333 >140/431 3703 SAVK SSSI NKW 1441 MOMS SI WHY FAY RCTAIL7 14X74. *4,44*. 34X74,514.4N 345-5744 T R A V I L TRAILKR. 4' X 30 Screen rm. w/vlnyl windows A utility partitions. Naw/eac. cond SMALL U TIL ITY SMID aluminum. All lor 13100 00 Must seel................... 334-I444 3 BDRM. mobile home, you move, (oil Sanlord Ava.) Needs tome TLC. *710 313 1404 14 X 44 DBL. WIDE 3/1 Heat A Air. Refinance A other op lions. Owner will help w/move to location I *15.100 344114* K I T * N ’ C A R L Y L E * b y L o n y W rtp lrt 225 843 Lil ) ’ U P Hwy 1/ y j • S a n to ro i .* - 4k •4,*r4f. ,f i mu M f i,X .: ' 3217800 or 628 9779 1990 Dodge Shadow 750 770 $ 5 9 9 DOWN* 78 CHEVY IMPALA Auto., A/C, Red Auto., A/C, & More 82 CHEVY CITATION 78 CHEVY CAPRICE Auto., A/C, 5 Dr. Auto., A/C, Nice 80AMC CONCORD DL Auto., A/C, & More 80 HONDA ACCORD LX Auto., Cheap Tilt, Cruise. Power Brakes. Power Steering. Power Locks, Air. AM/FM Stereo *7.999 1991 LeBaron Convertible $ 3 9 9 DOWN* 82 MERCURY Z7 $ 7 9 9 DOWN* 81 FORD LTD *11,999 /— *13,499 Fully L o a d e d , Six Cylinder Low Miles 1990 Chevy Cavaliers 4 Dr. Air. Power Steering. Power Brakes. Air Bag Standard. AM/FM Stereo *6499 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais $ 9 9 9 DOWN* 83 NISSAN PULSAR 4 Dr., Auto., A/C, & More 4 Dr., A/C, CLEAN 83 NISSAN SENTRA 81 TOYOTA STARLET 2 Dr., Std., Economy 2 D r., Std., Hatchback, 1 Owner 4 To Choose El 86 CHEVY CELEBRITY Auto., A/C, 4 Cyl. 82 TO Y O TA TERCEL Std., A/C, Sharp •Plus Taies 4 Fees - Fmanat $2,000 00 0 0% interest tor 40 Weeks 0 $50 00/ Week Total of Payments $2 000 00 Hiuuu htfl t I'iillablr Tu (Juullflttl IIuyitm 3400 N. Hwy. 17-92 @ 4 2 7 Longw ood, FL 32750 HOURS Mon -Thufi 98 •Fn 96 •Sat 9 5 322-7585 *5,999 |V- Auto.. PS. PB. PW. AM/FM Stereo. & M ore *7999 ‘ When you buy Avn» you get protection you can count on the remainder ol Ihe unexpired manufacturer k warranty (on Chrysler p rod u cts there is a $lb0 liansler tee) T hers are also com prehensive service plans available lor up lo 100,000 total odometer miles on most cars Ash lor details A VISC&r Sales Driven For Dependability J R Lewis D oug M cCord Steve W illiam s C harles Smith Hours M-F 9 6. Sat 9 6. Sun 12-5 55 75 S. H w y . 17-92 • C as se lb erry 331-3837 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1991 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 26, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d0f4197cd100eab8c1771b4c4b488fe.pdf 3f25e8c65828f74c5dee0443ec82926c PDF Text Text TH U R S D A Y Airport as escape valve N E W S DIGEST SANFO R D — The Central Florida Regional Airport should consider taking som e or the overload from the Orlando International Airport. The suggestion has been m ade in a new study of the Sanford airport's future. The study Indicates that the airport In west* central Sanford, has a bright future. That Is because It la In a strong position to attract and develop a num ber o f aviation activities and could have the effet of being an escape valve to relieve the pressure on Orlando International Airport. Am ong the suggestions are scheduled service to Miami. International and dom estic passenger charter service, air cargo and overnight express sendee, and corporate aviation. Mem bers o f the Sanford Airport Authority are currently studying the report prepared by WUber Smith and Associates, along with Its subconsul* Rain has tournaments on hold Severe w eather W ednesday held up play In both the National Am erican Baseball Federation and Am erican Legion district tournaments. Lions namo Fallow Longwood— Lake M ary Lions Club has named the Melvin Jones Fellow for this year. Hill to appaar In court today SANFORD - Terrance Kenneth HUI is sched­ uled to make his first appearance In court today before Seminole Circuit Judge Alan Dickey to face charges he murdered Mildred Carver o f Sanford In 1969. Hill. 26. w as being held at the state prison In Mayo following sentencing for several burglaries In Sanford during 1969. said Sanford Police Chief Steven Harriett. Hill Is charged with first degree murder, burglary to a dwelling and robbery w ith a deadly weapon. He could face the death penalty If convicted o f the murder charge. Hill Is suspected of burglarizing the 211 Lakevlew Ave. residence o f Carver sometime between June 22 or 23 In 1989. The woman was later found, the apparent victim o f a beating with a blunt object. S«x video of couple sparks song TAMPA — The arrest o f a couple for having sex Inside a home after a neighbor videotaped them through a window has Inspired the song "Sex Behind the Mlnl-BIlnds." Janet Paddock, 32. and Alfred Stephens. 36. were videotaped Inside Stephens' condominium July 16 b y a neighbor filming through open blinds. .. CMiaaklaii&iBbfCJ ^HLlMWTiSTwhd wrote the country tOfte SBftrraay; said he has been waiting ffltqllrelmu^¥us|ness. * * "One minute you 're, making magic., then you're making license plates, because priorities arc twisted here In these United States." Is how the chorus goes. Paddock and Stephens were charged with lewd and lascivious behavior In front of a child under 12 after neighbors said adults and children in a nearby pool could see them through the window. The couple said they didn't know anybody was watching. Mater readers gat the bones MANCHESTER. N.H. - T o help electric meter readers avoid dog bites, bone-shaped question­ naires were mailed to utility customers In hopes of Identifying hazardous hounds. “ Not vicious!" wrote the owner o f Bandit, a German shepherd mix. "M ight Jump on you. He has yet to learn good manners." The Public Service Co. o f New Hampshire sent the bone-shaped questionnaire to customers with last month's bills. "Our m eter readers stomp around door to door ull o ver the state and a common Issue Is harassment by a dog that they were not aware of." utility spokesman Ian Wilson said. More than 2.100 customers have relumed the cards. S o m e assured th e com pany that employees have nothing to fear, but the owners of a Siberian named Hombrc sent a mixed message. "Overly friendly." they wrote. "But if you are afraid o f him and he knows It. he may bite." Expressw ay extension plan starts bond issue S A N F O R D - T h e first step towards completing the Seminole County expressway to Interstate 4 was made Wednesday. Members o f the Seminole County Expressway Authority unanimously approved retaining Wilbur Smith Associates as project managers for the fin al six -m ile link o f the expressw ay from U.S. Highway 17-92 at Lake Mary Boulevard to 1*4. W ilbu r Sm ith now serves as project manager for the expressway construction about to begin be­ tween Aloma Avenue to U.S. 17-92. The firm will be paid $588,604 for the tasks. Among Wilbur Smith's tasks will ■'"Whj le r <raffle prqJecUona for ...Jbe enOrr expressway and review. —altamattve financing schemes. The firm also w ill r«rrte*h preliminary design plans and consider the addi­ tion o f an Interchange at Rinehart Road. In addition, the firm will coordinate the engineering firms that will actually engineer and design the road Unk. SCEA director Gerald Brlnton said he plans to have design of the link to begin In early 1992. shortly after construction o f the Aloma Avenue to U.S. 17-92 link Is begun. Brlnton said he hopes to have all designs and permits ready for state or other to. LAKE MARY The Lake M ary City Commission w ill hold a special budget workshop tonight The main discussion Is expected to center on a proposed $5,013 capital bond Issue. The repayment o f the bonds will be financed by the storm water utility tax. Lake M ary's finance director Robert Lockrtdge said. "T h e bonds won't come out of tax dollars." The bonds will b e used In several major projects: •$2,663,000 is to be dedicated to parks and the parkway. Including the Lake Mary beautification project. •I3l.350.000 is to be earmarked for paving and drainage. P v t o f the beautification project concerns the recent state Supreme Coiii t*«Mtow£ jaXXmXt the ctty'% n.%, tempt to force Florida Power Corpora* , Mon to place power llms^along Lake Mtuy Boulevard underground. The city had hoped this could be accomplished during the boulevard w id e n in g p roject cu rren tly un* derway. Because o f the denial how* ever, the Lake M ary w ill be faced with the task o f funding the power line b u rial, and the bonds w ill provide the required financing. The other portion of the bond money w ill be used to pay for a large scale paving and draln i^e project that has been under study and □ B m L a k e M ary, P a g e B A Effective federal tax rates on selected families MIDDLE 20% 4 . X.T ‘ P artly C lo u d y 31.0% 24.0% 27.5% 20.0% □ 8m Expressway, Fags BA Dem ocrats oppose at-large elections SANFORD — The chairman of Seminole County's Democratic Ex­ e c u tiv e C o m m itte e opp oses a possible change o f county com­ mission candidate residency re­ quirements that would allow any resident to run for any district scat. " I am definitely oppjsed to that." said Bill Gtlmartln. DEC chairman. " I Teel that Ihc commissioners should live In the district they arc representing. It's the only way for them to be accountable." Gtlmartln said he and other local Democrats support single-member district elections where commis­ sioners art* elerted by only their district con stituents. Sem inole County com missioners arc now elected at large — by all county voters. Gtlmartln said If candidates arc allowed to run for any district seat regardless o f where they live, they would be less accountable to district residents. Last month. Seminole County filed a request for a Judicial opinion In Seminole County Circuit Court to determine whether a 1988 Florida Supreme Court decision affected a section of Ihc Seminole County Charter that requires county com­ mission candidates to live In the district they are seeking to repre­ sent. The county charter was pat­ terned on state election laws. The Supreme Court ruled the Florida Constitution required com­ missioners. not candidates, to live In □ 8 m D em ocrats. Page 5A Eslinger defends handling of Midway case * \ • B rM ft......... e U ia lN o S o ....... .4D .SB fftfTlTT........ C am let............. ......... C r M ia o r S ...... .....S t Deer A h kjfi....... D eath s............. Dr. Oett............. 20.2% 20.7% J A C K S O N V IL L E Even though voters would probably turn down a state Income tax. it may be worth putting on the ballot anyway, m em bers of a group charged with reform ing Florida’s tax structure said. Officials would find out Just how great the outcry would be. and people might atari netting . 1 ' • 19.3% aimed at ball From s t a ll and w ire reports IN D E X 20.0% I* ' [ •/ f lu i ydp1 * Partly cloudy with a 70 percent chance of m a in ly a fte rn o o n th u n d e rs to rm s . Highs In the lower 90s. Wind south at lOmph. H*r*M V»**l Seminole County sheriff deputy advises men outside Midway community meeting last nighl. SANFORD — Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger said this morning he did not overreact to a Sanford woman's claims she was raped by up to 15 men In Midway last weekend because the victim was white. "T o say I'm racist is absolutely ridiculous." Eslinger said. "W c are going to enforce the law equally throughout the county. Our response Is the same regardless of the race. Our response to this was because of the magnitude of the number of people Involved." Last night, nearly 100 upset Midway residents braved the downpour to HU Ml. Bethel Church In Midway for an airing-out session. The words "racial" and "Impeachment" were brought up by several of the angry residents, both young and old. A group of community leaders, pastors and several youth will meet with Eslinger al his office at 3 p.in. today to state their feelings about the circumstances surrounding Ihe victim's rape story and subsequent arrests. "Something happens to black and nothing happens.” said John B. Byrd. "One while woman comes out here and we've got all of Sanford and the press and ihc TV out here. I don’t understand It.” Eslinger said he believes the 33-year-old victim's claim she was raped by up lo 15 men See M id w ay. Page 5A �•*r t * U - Sanford Hmk), Sanford, Florfda - Thursday, July 25, 1W1 N E W S F R O M THE R E G I O N AND A C R O S S T HE S T A T E VI course of treatment by opting for Immediate surgery or a different I it form of chemotherapy. rlO vK M MIWnVMI llW t ■ QvVVfii G AINESVILLE - W orking with human bone cancer in mice. University o f Florida researchers have devised a technique they believe can determine within daya whether a tumor k responding to chemotherapy. TALLAH ASSEE — A TallahBBorc ballerina Is living ■ d fru n ’Ad I Know Is what she’s said on the m essages she left on Ihe recorder/' Kathy WUIIs said o f daughter Helen W illis. "She said the prince Is very gracious and polite/' Ms. WUlia. 19. and Prince Albert. 33, met at a Monaco disco recently while the w as on a break from studies at a language institute in Nice. France. Ms. WUIIs. granddaughter of the late Circuit Judge Ben W illis, is a student at Mary mount Manhattan College and is a form er member of the Tallahassee Ballet Company. W hile 70 percent o f bone tum ors can be treated effectively through chemotherapy, •urgery or amputation. 30 percent o f the afflicted patients die. University radiology profeaaor Katherine Scott beHeveo the patients w ho die do not benefit from the chemotherapy, and the hopes to find a substitute, w it h k n o w le d g e o f a p a tie n t's re sponaivenesa. physicians could change the M U M - « ---------- » |M - » - « ■ « - « ---- wniKI CfleryWO in lUDDing CLEAR W ATER — A 10-year-old w as charged with stabbing a 6-year-old playmate in an argument over an inflatable raft, police said. . The victim. Ryan Barkow. w as listed In fair condition W ednesday at All ChUdren's Hospital in St. Petersburg. Police questioned the 10-year-old about the Incident Tuesday night and later charged him with aggravated battery, a felony, said police spokesman W ayne Shelor. The boy w as released to his mother’s custody. Shelor said. Several children were playing In a pool at an apartmen t complex when an argument broke out over the rubber raft, the spokesman said. "Som e horseplay got out o f hand. aom eJeeUnja got hurt and some verbal Insults were exchanged." Shelor i GAINESVILLE - A local man is FORT LAUDERDALE - Coca-Cola after it of a printing marketplace. Klmbler. foreman at a plum bing sim ply warehouse, sent what he thought to be his winning rive bottle caps to the D.L. Blair Co. in Nebraska, the firm operating the contest. N ivil officer convict#d of liioioctotlon PENSACOLA — Family photo album s chronicle the life of Navy Lt. Cmdr. George Alton Seaver Jr. aa a patriot and overachiever— not a child molester. The 43-year-old officer, however, w as convicted on seven counts o f sodomy and four counts o f Indecent acta with minors at a court-martial Monday in Manila. Philippines. He faces 18 years at Fort Leavenworth military prison in Kansas. The victims were three fourth-graders, the daughters of other Navy personnel at Subic Bay Naval Base. "T h is w as such a terrible shock." his mother. Jeanne Seaver. said Tuesday between sniffles and glances at the old photos In her Pensacola home. Officer nabbed for Illegal phone use "1 believe Ihe young lady In a foreign country in unusual circumstances and had no one to turn to and Just got scared." he said. The W ftorV A T ihfe-adoptive couple were not released, but Cohn said II w lirB FftfTtrm tm Ri­ ffle for adoption in their home county. The mother flew from Wales at her own expense last week to be present for the court hearing and pitanned to fly hom e again W ednesday. the attorney said. JACKSONVILLE - Using a portable phone, a Jacksonville police officer Upped Into the telephone lines o f a local business and made $240 in toll calk to dating services and other 000 |W num ber*.YbUe on duty, a police report showed. beery »*j*P*ndcd~ without pay an* internal ” 3&ve«iiJga*lnn rrpffl r fhowrh Johns. 34; also has to pay back AFCO Manufacturing “Inc,. the company where he made the 34 calls to dating services. Introduction services, a massage line and a relaxation line. Ihe report said. Police began their Investigation on April 30 after AFCO owner Tom Brown called to report that Johns had been seen behind the business holding a portable phone and crouching down near an outside telephone box and his patrol car. Brown said a telephone bill he received last fall had several unauthorised phone calls to 900 number and a few other long-distance numbers o f a period o f about 20 daya. PENSACOLA — A Pensacola man was charged with attempted murder In a shooting that wounded hla intended victim aa well as an 11-year-old boy, police said. The boy. Dante Walker, was hit once In Ihe right arm by a stray bullet Tuesday night in front o f a city recreation center where the taro men had gotten Into an argument, said Patrolman Terry Ausborn. Also wounded was Todd Wilson. The shots allegedly were fired by Johnny Butler. 21. who was being held In the Escambia County Jail without bond Wednesday. Walker was In fair condition Wednesday at Sacred Heart Hospital and Wilson had been treated and released Tuesday night, said Mike Burke, a hospital spokesman. MIAMI - Hsrs are tha winning numbsrs selected Wednesday In the Florida Lottery Cash 3:7-0-4 Winning numbers selected In the Florida Lottery Play 4 were: 0 0 -8 -9 Fantasy 5 numbers drawn were: i7 -a a -9 s -a «o a Im rn i m ..S3S00 „|7SM Flood* Reeidenle muel pey •*- eeiee tea In add* ton to rates th e re Phone (407) sa-asn. JIThere laaottUng we would do to Jcopardlrc this Investigation, said Capt. S(eve*Blncgar: one of seven officers being questioned In an Investigation launched by the State Attorney's Office. "P eop le keep bringing this up." Blnegar said, "and we Just want to M y. 'Look, there are no The matter or Investigators possibly selling their story o f Ms. W u o r n o s * a r r e s t to a screenwriter waa raised last by Greg Rivera, brother o f television talk-show host Geraldo, during a segment being videotaped in Marion County, said Sheriff Don •— ~— , the nHST-wcty— Moreland* . *>1" 1 r-naMfHlv jh u l - n Mflirlantf rani Mai. Dan Ur ary their bodies; were1 aumped in reported to him that Rivera remote ureas. "made general allegation that Seven sheriff's investigators someone In law enforcement" Is have been questioned under accepting money for the story, oath and the inquiry could be but did not M y whether the completed this week, said Ric Investigators were part o f the Rtdgway. assistant state at­ Marlon County S h eriff's De­ torney. partment. . 11 just knew that there was this man doing these wonderful t hi ngs with computers. J -Lottary Secretary Marcia Mann questioned recently on a personnel derision involving a friend o f the Chiles administra­ tion. Last week she defended raising the pay o f new assistant — and former Chiles campaign co-worker — Jim Spencer from the $98,000 at which he was hired March 18 to $75,500. The Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported W ednesday that Lin dn er, a business associate of Chiles, was put on the payroll of the Lottery Department April 1 and would receive a state Mlary o f about $82,000 (his year. Lindner. 41. spent three months in the governor's office as a paid adviser on a new computer system before Joining the Lottery Department, the newspaper said. The Herald-Tribune M id Lindner played a key role in the extension o f the contract with the Control Data Corp. — under which the state has paid the company more than $134 million since 1988. The contract was scheduled to expire: In 1993. | Ttffl$$fitvfvi M k i t v pctvloui Today: Mostly sh ow ers sn d Hit (ussiest iet> Thursday, July 25. 1991 Vol. 83, No. 287 POSTMASTER: Send eddrtce chengre le THE SANFORD HERALD. P.O. So* 1S47, Screw * F I S2773-1SS7. ubacrtoiton Reiee Deity* Sundey) ma DeUvary * Mail OCALA — Allegations that officers are attempting to sell th eir story o f the arrest o f accused serial k iller Alleen W u orn os are unfounded, a Marlon County sheriff's captain s a ia :— . * deals.'" Ms. Wuornos has been In­ dicted In Marlon. Volusia. Citrus and Pasco counties and may be brought before a grand Jury In Dixie County. She is charged w it h th e m u rd e rs o f fiv e middle-aged male motor Isis.______ ^ gmi diminishing late. Low In the mid 70s. Light wind. Rain chance 30 percent. Friday: Partly cloudy with thunderstorms likely. High In the lower 90s. Wind southwest 10 mph. Rain chance 60 per­ cent. •mere Investigation launched into alleged sale of serial killer story by police ------- --------------------------------------------- t percent. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Scat- Second Clacc Pcctcec Paid el Banterd, Florida end eddHtenel mailing San lor Voiuntsare Program, on tha cam pus of Saminoia Community Col leos, places Mangan and othar aanlora In voluntaar p o sitio n * throughout tha county. TH E WEATHER ’ 9 I Deity end Sundey. « by Tha Senior* H Inc. 100 M. French A re , S*. Fie. 33771 Although John Mangan, Winter Springs, tumad 90 yattarday, ha showad up for work at tha Sam lnok County Courthousa whara ha voluntsars hla lima in tha information booth. Ratirad TALLAHASSEE — A computer consultant was hired by the Florida Lottery because of talent and not his connections to Gov. Lawton Chiles. Lottery Secretary Marcia Mann said. " I Just knew that there was this man doing these wonderful things with com­ puters," Mann M id Wednesday. Mann disputed a newspaper report that the Lottery agency's lucrative computer services contract with Control Data Corp. was extended secretly and that the com­ puter expert. William Lindner, was hired because of his tics to the Chiles family. It was the second lim e Mann was From Aaaociatad Prats reports — 1 u u,;i i':. For your information Lottery secretary defends personnel decision Stray bullat wounds child L O TTH V Early tests indicate "tum ors In hum apa behave in a very sim ilar manner aa tumqrs In m ice." the aatd. "T h k ■ ig g rk s yre should be able to analyte whether the tufigir is responsive to drugs within a m atter ;of days after chem otherapy." A W elsh teen -ager w h o d isap ­ peared from a hospital after ghrtng birth to a to y w as allowed to choose hla adaptive parents semen! with state under an agreement child welfare officials. "It’s all over now. lan't It." ■aid the 19-year-old mother, w ho u s e d th e f ic t it io u s n a m e Sam antha Thom as when she had the baby June 20 at Holy Cross Hospital. "It 's turned out for the best." H er son w a s turn ed over Wednesday to a Florida couple under terms of the agreement approved Tuesday by Broward Circuit Judge Be i nett C oh n , an attorn eyy B en adoption specialist w ho worked with both sides. T h e state D ep a rtm e n t o f Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices went to court when the mother tried to regain custody because she only wanted the baby long enough to give him away. Cohn said it w as appropriate for HRS to make sure the child a r u given good care, but he said he thought the agency over­ reacted. Last September. Ernie L. Kim bier began playing "T h e Diet Coke Super Bowl Line-Up O am e." The object w as to get the Roman num erals 21 through 28 in bingo format — and 22 w as the key num ber. The company . . it printed live ^ winning through a computer selection them Into the random ly "»re Patienta typically receive 10 weeks of chemotherapy followed by surgery and more chemotherapy. But a tum or's re­ sponse to chem otherapy is difficult to monitor even with C A T scans and magnetic The work has been ex tended to hum ans Mom who Had allowad to plek baby's parents Man s u m Coe»Col« for pda* money claimed he didn't win a $29,000 prise “Learning whether a tumor responds to chemotherapy early m ay be key to determiatng the patient's chances for surviv­ al/’ says Scott. "R ight now. patients may drug treatment for weeks before surgery without the drugs having the desired impact on the tumor. The Tumor may. In fact, be grow ing and spreading throughout the body." Using magnetic resonance spectr oscopy (a diagnostic technique being m odified for clinical use). Scott says she can Identify chemical changes taking place In mice tumors In response to drug therapy. The spectrometer "creates a Tm gci print' o f the chem leak present in the tu m o r.' she ■aid. "T h k fingerprint changes in w ays if ihe tumor is grow ing or if It k FRIDAY Ptly cldy 93-73 1! 1 3 LAST J u ly 4 La ti *1 ti M re ts « to t* «4 n ♦1 ti *3 m »; i» ti re *4 n to t* *1 ti u n it n it n HI to Pci 00 V 00 0/ 00 00 *7 00 0* 00 00 It 00 00 70 00 SAYURDAY Ptly cldy $3-73 SUNDAY Ptly Cldy 03-73 ■— K< MONDAY Ptly cldy 93-73 | STATISTICS T h e h igh tem perature in Sanford Wednesday was 93 degrees und the overnight low was 68 us reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecorded rulnfull for the p e r io d , e n d in g ut 9 a.m . Thursday, tntalk-d 1.17 inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was HO degrees und Thursday's overnight low was . 73. os recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando • I. A s g u tls e I* Jspiter Inlet International Airport. Tonight and Friday: Wind Other Weather Service data: south to southwest 10 knots. □ W e d n e s d a y 's U g h .......... 94 Seas 2 feet. Bay and inland □ B aro m etric p r c M n r e . 3 0 .0 9 waters a light chop. Scattered □ R e la tiv e H um idity....92 pet showers und thunderstorms. W in d s .............South 9 mph SO L UN A S TAB LE : Min. 5:35 J u ly 11 a.m.. 5:50 p.m.: MaJ. 11:40 a.m.. 11:55 p.m. TIDES: D s y te ss highs. 7:17 a.m.. 7:45 p.m.: lows. 1:27 a.m.. 1:05 p.m.; N e w B a ty r s * Beach: highs. 7:22 a.m.. 7:50 p-m.; lows. 1:32 a m.. 1:10 p.m.: C scss Beach: highs. 7:37 a.m.. 7:50 p.m.: lows. 1:47 a.m.. 1:25 p.m. ®ssr?.Ow,« F L O R ID A 1 City Apalachicola Dayton* Beach FI L*ud Baach Fort Myor* Gelnatvtlto 1ntx 1nillire■ ■*hot tout Jacktorpllto K*y Writ Lakeland Miami Pan**coi* Watola Tallaha**** Tampa Varo Beach W PalmBeach THURSDAY Ptly cldy 93-73 r ^ "'to r D s y ts a s Beach: Waves are W foot with a slight chop. Current Is to the north with a water temperature o f 84 degrees. N ew B a y r a a B ssclu Waves are 114 feet und glassy. Current is to the north, with a water temperature of 8 1 degrees. C R a in fa ll................... 1 .11 In. T o d a y ’s su n set.... 8 :2 0 p.m. □ T o m o rro w ’s su n rise....6:43 high and ovrcnlght tow to 1p.m. E DT. CM* M U P rto n *4 so .04 eSy Anchorage m to tt .01 Attwrilto 44 n .0* rn Atlanta •4 n M m Atlantic City Baltimore 44 n cSy cdy Billing* n St Birmingham 44 n 54 m Btimer ck dr n 51 Balk* 4* M «dy Batton 40 74 rn Burltofton.Vt. cdy n it 44 n Chartotton.SC. cdy •4 70 .07 rn Chartotton.W.Va. 44 75 Cher loft*.N C rn dr Chicago U 50 Cleveland dr u *1 ft 74 cdy Colgm04*.S.C. Concord. NH w St cdy Dalle* FI Worth 47 75 rn Donvar 44 57 cdy Do* Maino* dr i i St Detroit cdy n 57 Honolulu dr m 75 Houtton cdy m 7) Indianapoli* u 50 cdy Jackton.MI**. 44 74 43 rn Kan*** City n 4) .10 dr 104 75 La* Voga* cdy Llttto Rock f» 74 04 cdy Lo* Angola* 44 cdy re Mrmphl* 4* 77 cdy Milwaukee AS *4 cdy Mpl* SI Paul re 54 cdy Neihville 41 77 cdy 44 75 rn Haw Or loan* Haw York City 40 44 01 rn 07 7J Oklahoma City cdy u 54 dr Omaha Philadelphia 40 t i rn Phoania 10* a dr PitttOurgh At 44 cdy Portland.Mama it 40 cdy Portland. Ora n 1) 04 cdy m Provtdanca 04 71 Si Lam* re 40 03 dr Vail Lake Clly cdy n *4 �liiiiw fflt iliii' Vi nwtee - Thweder. M y » m n u re g g g g — n B B S mmamm m P H B P iB • • ^ r—• •• *•* — > -rj • . . * • v > •; " .M .a t the John v ttll$ i(lv e Unit conducted a routine drug raid In the area at W est l?th SUeet in Sanford Tuesday. Earl Ilyere. Jr.. SB. 4230 Shenandnah . tn Bu ford. waa charg ed w ith poeaceafcm o f a controUed aulntance. According to p otee report*, w hile ofllcen w ere arresting him. he straggled w ith them, resulting in an addlUena l charge o f resisting arrest w ith eiolence. Charles Duiiet*, 19. IS Cowan Houghton Terrace. Sanford, r e p o r t e d lyw ith M y ers at th e tim e o f the Jmn ON oi Sir Lownl mmnsmnmn 1 6 -4 4 iwvwoiMiiva curing drag crscaovwn ' . O tte m o f the Sanford Fohee Department Special In* district pays $3,000 for $850 in land 'i t would coat m ore than 93.000 to condemn the propertjr• c $pisiotu tuenara w etts* superintendent for fa* >1districts are not iy more than the e for a piece o f t they can offer a tana lion for w h y they did eo. SE3. the south o f the campus, which la located at 1729 County Road 427 In Longwood. la needed to square off a portion of the road that is between the school at the T a r m a c F lo r id a c o n c re te Got All Your Ducks In A How And Oof On Over Tb *1 Heilig-Meyers FOR ASIG i angle In the rood b y the e n tra n c e to th e sc h o o l be straightened out because. * be ■ aid , “ people d o n 't stop at angles like they're supposed to." T h e district w ill hare to pay for the necessary read work as w ell. H e noted that the school dio* trtet could h are waited until the county condem ned the land but that would hare taken several months. “ And we would h are to pay for it In the long run anyhow ." he noted. "U 'a ju a i footer thta w ay ." AWAYT R fPLACf IT K M ONLY MORSE (> l 8 -T 88* HARVFY I N V f S I I G AT I O N S MON.-THURS. 10>7 FRL 104, SAT. M 1100S. French Ave., MULCH 1JOULF7 * 1 > ()() (4 0 7 )3 2 2 - 7 9 5 3 r \ \ NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT OF CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND Notice Is hereby glvsn that ths Planning and Zoning Commission of Ssminolt County, Florida, andtha SaminoiaCountyLand PlanningAgancy intsndtoholda pubic hearingto reviewfor recommendationan ofdtoanco entitled: AN ORDMANCE AMENDMQ THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; PROVKNNQ FOR WATER AND 8EWER STAN­ DARDS AND A TTA C H N Q THEM AS APPENDIX P; PROVUNNG FOR PUBLIC 8APETY8TANDARD8 AND ATTACHING THEM AS APPENDIXG; PROVIDfNG POR MCLU8ION M LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; PROVIDING SEVERABIL­ ITY AND PROVKNNQ AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TH E PUBLIC HEARNG WILL BEGM A T 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAF­ TER AS POSSIBLE, A T ITS REGULAR MEETING ON AUGUST 7,1991, IN ROOM W122 OP TH E 8EM M 0LE COUNTY 8ERVICESBUIUXNG,1101 EAST FIRST STR EET, SANFORD, FLORIDA. Celebrate the Future Seminole COMMUNITY COLLEGE 4 College Credit Classes SEMINOLE CO U N TY 4 Vocational Classes 4 Adult and Continuing Education Chases ks/A r t *** te srira . t o y wtf nssd a rscord fscord of $ms procssdngs is ♦ leisure Classes ♦ . . . a n d Much More. of t o SEAL M ARYANNE M ORSE Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida By: /s/ SEMINOLE COM M UNITY CO LLEG E Sanford (407) 322-1450 or Orlando (407) S43-7001 Main Campus Hunt Ctub Instructional Cantor 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford. F L 32773*6199 510 Hunt Club Boulevard Apopka. F L 32703 Deputy Clerk AN EQUAL ACCESSEOUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMUNITY C O U E O E ! it �h h H •H. • H•• Hi Hi .H I H H. M H•I• 4 Itl: CHUCK STONE When police chiefs are dinosaurs Brem en* — much to the relief of his datty hi Ik e N f -h and Hispanic w here be to perceived as a rads*. law M ass, wham a col- Los t lo n a t a ly dubbed EDITORIALS enjoy Mo outrageous humor and capacity for m etaphorical and witty vulgarity. After hie death, colum nists and edttorid writers recalled, w ith alm ost nostalgic aadneaa, “ the ftisao years." M aybe that'a Oates’ problem: a surly obnox lousneas a s offensive as It la Insensitive. In auch controversies, a sense of style helps. Officials without hum or are persons without humanity. b e out of step srtth the city's sense of reciprocal ctvfitty. or with what Yale Law School Professor C harles L. Black calls the "dusdem generis" rule — which cites those offenses which the comm unlty considers extremely serious and "w hich are plainly w rong in themselves to a person o f honor, o r to a good citiien. regardless of words on the statute books." ■ 'i What docs a rice farmer In Vietnam have to do with a seal hom er brin g above the Arctic Circle? As it (urns out. one could be killing the other with chemicals. Scientists have found that a wide range of toxic solvents and pesticides — in dudtag PCBs, DOT. dioxins, chlordane and several hundred other related organic com pounds — m ake exceOsnt and persistent travelers. T hough m any o f these substances have been banned In m uch o f the in d u s t r ia l w o r ld , th e y a r e s t i l l b a tn g manufactured and used In m any rtrviloping nations. Once released Into tha air. they migrate readily along the w orld's long-range air and water cu rren ts, w h ic h e v e n t u a lly a w a a p th em northward, toward the pale. It's not that the arctic la lUbng up with pollutants. But once in the food chain of that harsh wilderness, the potsona tend to concentrate In ihe fatty tissues Insulating the Dab an d animate that have adapted to survive there. B y the time that PCBs devour one-celled Arctic Ocean, m ove up through Hsh that feed on them an d i eventually to polar bears, seta that the concentration o f the ps 3 billion times. f Both n a a w a s w i s i uncommonly alto their through Alger exem plar during his political years grew to T he report o f the Christopher Commission in L .A . detailed a systematic pattern o f behavior am ong policem en that clearly violated the " e lluaocTTa B c n c n s ru le . l . a . r c B u n i i B n u i y d o i the dlnoaauric O aies to step be able to down so that d ty can heal Its wounded heart. B ut A m erican s m ay be more form id a b ly persuasive by boycotting the c ty as a tourist qr convention site. J A C K ANDERSON U.S. going all-out for POW-Ml As? WASHINGTON - Behind closed doors. A rm y Col. Millard Peck has told eight members o f Congress and one senator that the government's effort to find Uve American POWs in Vietnam is a farce. Peck told the riveted lawmakers about his feelings when he Joined the Pentagon’s Office for Prisoners o f War and Missing In Action. " I Initially Initially Just wanted to fix the office." After a while. Peck changed his mind. " I don't want to be part o f this." he decided. " I don't want anyone to say I sold out my buddies in Vietnam ." H is c o m m e n t s came in a closed-door session o f a House • Foreign Affairs sub­ com m ittee hearing on M ay 30. T h e scn slon has been c l a s s i f i e d as to p Eskimos living on Broughton Island — 70 mttes above the Arctic Circle a n d of mMw sway from factories, b u g sp ra y s and a ll the other perils of m oden) life — have the highest concentration o f PC B s la their Mood o f any people on Earth. Those discoveries underscore the Importance o f the agreement that the Bush administration signed recently with the seven other nations that have tentuiry north o f the circle — Canada. W iVmaik, Finland. Iceland, Norway. Sweden and (he Soviet Union — to begin Jointly monitoring pollution of the arctic by oil. radiation, heavy metals and organic contaminants. l n ; c iv r r •fnr r w Tax hike m isinform ation Well. Citizens o f Seminole County: The County Commission stuck it to you again. In the information fed to us prior to the vote on the 1 cent sales tax by the Commission, property owners were threatened with a property tax Increase If we didn't vote yes on the penny sales tax Increase. All the while, our County Commission and County Manager. Ron Rabun were sitting on the piuposal to Increase our property taxes anyway. Docs anyone In Seminole County believe 11 only a coincidence that the utility tax proposal. Ihe school tax Increase, and the other budget proposals were not available to the public u n tl two or three days alter the I cent m les tax proposal was voted on? Docs anyone believe these tax proposals will be In uny way influenced by what the public says at the hearings on these m atters at the next commissioners' or school board meeting? Did unyonc. other than a handful who directly benefit, remember that they voted to "save the wetlands" with tax monies to be collected at a later dale? That later date Is now. Do the majority o f people In Seminole County i cully want to see (heir m oney (yes. taxpayers money!. Seminole Countv coffers hold your money) used to build a boardwalk at the zoo or plant trees to beautify ihe street to Heathrow. Most citizens can't get potholes fixed in their neighborhood streets because o f the “ lack o f m oney." Many can't even gel their streets paved. The reasons given for additional taxes Just won't wash when Ihe taxes collected are used to raise ihe salaries of bureaucrats and politicians, to pay for things which are not absolutely necessary such as trees In ihe median on Lake Mary Blvd. to perpetuate the "Ins", and to raise my “ standard o f living" against my wishes. And how does the Commission arrive at the figure of "a tax Increase o f about $1 12/year for people who own a $100,000 hom e." Unless my calculator Is crazy It works out more like this: Elect: $100/mo. x 12 mo. x 10% equals $120: Fuel oil: 100 gul/year x .04/gal equals $4: Water ■*crv: 835/ino. x 12 mo. x 10% equals $42: Telephone: $14.25/mo. x 12 mo. x 10% equals $17.10; Total: $183.10. And tins is on a home appraised closer to StiO.OOO. In addition to this, add street lighting, school tuxes, state taxes, wetlands procurement lax. etc., etc., etc., and Ihe reduction In county • taxes Irnin $5.75 to $5.53 as reported in the Herald means we who pay tins bills save $13.20 on u SMLUX) home with the $25,000 exemption, and |iay alxiut $200 more thanks to the proposed utility taxes. W e are losing ground fust. If things • tiiiilnuc as before, some olth csc new taxes will be inverted to use for pay raises for the politicians and bureaucrats. If these people, who are feeding at Ihe public trough, use Ihe excuse for larger salaries via lax increases that the private sector pays more, they should be returned to the private sector at once. 1‘lease don’ t raise my "standard o f living" by raising my taxes uny more. I can't afford It. II.D. Hood Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR l.etlcis in the editor are welcome. All letters must lx- signed. Include the address ol the writer and a daytime telephone number Letters should be on i -.ingle subject and be as brlet as possihlc Lviters are subject to editing I ' associate Jim Lynch ROBERT WAGMAN Forecasters blew it on twister CHICAGO - T h e National Weather Service recently released the findings o f a disaster survey team on its poor performance during a deadly tornado that struck the Chicago suburbs o f Plainfield and Crest HU1 on Aug- 281990. Subsequently. NW S Director Elbert Friday Jr. accepted responsibility for the service’s failure to give adequate warning about the twister, which left 29 dead. 300 injured, and property damage in excess of $160 million. Now. however. NWS sources reveal the failure went deeper. As one veteran forecaster puts it. “ This is the biggest NWS screwup I’ve seen in 20 years on the Job." Friday said that if his forecasters had provided adequate warnings, “ W e might have saved a very large number o f those Uvea.” Robert Maddox, head o f the disaster survey team and director o f the National Severe Storms Laboratory In Norman. Okla.. said forecasters could have provided 10 to 15 minutes warning II the system hod worked correctly. However, a careful reading of the report shows that — had the system worked — adequate warning might have been issued 30 or even 60 minutes before Ihe twister struck. The report — technical, bureaucratic and purposely circumspect — uses phrases like: “ Communication and coordination among NWS offices and staff could have been more effective during the period o f severe weather." Still. Ihe report pulls few punches and relates an extraordinary series o f errors and failures, if not outright negligence, by personnel si four different NWS offices. Early on Aug. 28. the NWS Severe Storms Center In Kansas City, looking al satellite Im a gery. Issued a severe thunderstorm "w atch " for Northern Illinois. Around noon, the fast-m oving front developed Its first tornado, near the lUlnols-Wlsconsln border. The Rockford office (the NW S office northwest of Chicago). In conjunction with the radar facility at Marseilles (located 25 miles south­ west of Chicago and the main NWS radar station for n o rth ern Illin o is . Including Chicago). Issued a tornado warning. This w arning m en tion ed that • tornado had touched down and that people In Ihe area were In Immediate danger and should take cover. The report praises Rockford for this quick uclion. (In fact, at 1:37 p.m.. one — and possibly two — twisters did touch down In Rockford's coverage area. But no deaths or serious Injuries occurred.) Th e front continued m oving southeast toward the Chicago suburbs. Between 2 p.m. and 3:51 p.m.. the Chicago NWS office (located In suburban Kosemont and responsible for eastern und northeastern Chicago suburbs. Including Plain field ) Issued eight severe weather statements. However, several of these statem ents overlapped, contradicted each other o r gave Inaccurate Information. Further, even though Chicago forecasters had teamed through secondary sources that a twister had hit the Rockford area, none of these statements stressed the likelihood o f tornadoes, except in routine fashion as a possibility In any heavy thunderstorm situation. Only at 3:55 p.m. did the Chicago NWS office put out Its first torn ado statement, based on a police sighting in Crest Hill. By t h is lim e the killer tornado had al­ r e a d y c o m e and on e. cutting a 6.4-m lle swath of destruction, having touched down for an e x t r a o r d in a r y 45 minutes. One critical finding I This Is the by the survey team biggest NWS was that video re­ screwup I’ve cordings of the radar seen In 20 screen at Marseilles years on Ihe s h o w th e " s u p e r J o b .j cells” which produce tornadoes did show up and should have been seen. They were not. W hat the report does not detail is that the operator on the screen at Marseilles was a trainee. However, survey team member Rich­ ard Przywarty insists. "W e found him to be completely radar-qualified. Including training al our Radar School." Przywarty admitted the survey team never looked Into how closely (lie trainee was being supervised that afternoon. "It is m y understanding the supervisor was In and out all d a y." savs Przywarty. f T h e trainee, though, did at least one thing completely right — perhaps the key event III the entire sequence. The trainee made a telephone call from Marseilles to Chicago ut 2:54 p.m. to report his radar was showing a "level s ix" intensity storm with a top of 60.000 feet. T h is Is the highest level classification for a storm, and the extreme elevation of Its top indicated il was a monster. N W S sources say that a senior meteorologist who took the call dismissed the Information. But Przywarty said Ihe survey leam "w as never told that. I talked ul length with (the trainee) myself, and he never mentioned It.” In any event, say experts, the cull, combined with knowledge of the Rockford sighting, should have alerted the Chlragn office. Why It did not Is a question (hat still remains unanswered. has pieced together what transpired. The meeting was c h a ir e d b y R ep . S te p h e n S o la n . D-N.Y.. who walked f Thssntlrs out after less than a iMua It baing h alf hour and de­ manipulatad clared to the waiting by p ress th a t P e c k 's unscrupulous a lle g a tio n s w ere people. £ flimsy and that there was no government conspiracy to block POW Investigations. Solars missed out on the last two hours of the secret session in which Peck exposed the failures of the program. Peck's debut on Capitol HU1 came shortly after his pithy resignation letter was made public. In that letter, he challenged President Bush's assertion that the POW/M1A Issue was o f the “ highest priority*' In his administra­ tion. Peck wrote that “ the entire issue is being manipulated by unscrupulous people in the governm ent or associated with the government.“ There have been 1.400 reported sightings o f U.S. servicemen In Vietnam since the end o f the war. None o f them have been confirmed, but Peck Implied (hat Ihe Pen­ tagon goes out o f Us way to debunk each report. Peck told Ihe committee about an Air Force captain who. while researching (he war. found a credible Laotian general with new Information about Site 85. an Air Force radar base in Laos. The general claimed he had participated In a raid on Site 85 and that he was sure two or three American soldiers were captured and taken north. The general was willing to talk, and Peck was willing to listen. But he said he was stopped by Ann Mills 'Griffiths, the director of the private National League o f Families o f American Prisoners and Missing In Southeast Asia. Perk said Griffiths told him. “ You’ re forbidden to do this. I'll handle it.” We have reported In the past that Griffiths Is not a government official and Is supposed to be a watchdog for the prisoners and their families, but she mouths the government line. Peck told the committee that Griffiths repeatedly blocked his and others' efforts to pursue sighting reports and had access to intelligence data often before the Defense Intelligence Agency was able to review It. Griffiths has previously denied Peck’s allegations and called them “ ludicrous." considering he only worked In the POW office for eight months. It was long enough to convince Peck that the government wasn't sincere about going after reniulntng POWs If they exist. He d e s c rib e d one report from u L aotlu n birdwatcher who reported seeing American prisoners. Peek said the Information was dismissed on the grounds that the testimony of u birdwatcher was not credible. In th e closed hearing. Rep. R ob ert Lagoinarslno. R-L'alif.. asked Peck If the problems were a matter of "disorganization or conspiracy." Peck replied. “ It Is charitable to suy disorganized. I really think It’s much m ore." By the time Peck uttered those words. Solar/ had already left the meeting to tell the press there was no conspiracy, and had gone olf to other commitments. �■agreed w rtdtn tB than the docen or c h an gin g description o f the them to buy cocaine. PfOCthfl said the woman said she w as farced from the d r once they arrived In M idway an d w a s forced to have sex with several men until shout 5 p.m. Saturday. lab o u rs. In her original story to deputies last Sunday, the victim said she w as held for 34 hours until (>fllliM l Johnc M M way said M anim als "W e i w e ate told the peeing crowd. "W e are going 1 conduct this in an orm nizi manner, we are going to conduct this with love. There a r e g o o d p e o p le h e re In Midway/* T h ere Hm been ■ mtaunder* standing/' Eallnger sold. "A ny m an o r g ro u p o f m en w ho commits a sexual battery Is an anim al — regardless o f race or ethnicity/* Orville Clayton, coordtnalor of the Sem inole County Com m uni­ ty Mental Health Center, told the residents they have been dis­ credited by Salinger's comments to the press. "T h in gs that have been sold have discredited the community o f Midway and not only Midway, but a ll black com m unities/' Clayton sold. "It leaves the Impression that when you think o f M idw ay, you think about som ething bad. W e've got to show, an d w e're going to show, that Midway is not a community o f crim inals." :the Sipes Avenue residence at : about 1 1a.m. that same day. : She had also told Investigators .‘ she w as forced Into the car by ’ th e tw o m en on P a lm e tto Clayton's comments were met IAvenue in Sanford, arrest re* with enthusiastic applause. ; ports State. "S h e had made arrangem ents •to be picked up to go som ewhere •to bu y cocaine/* Proechel said concentrate on taking some o f •the woman told Investigators (he ever Increasing load from •Wednesday. "Once there, she O rla n d o. •w as very reluctant to get out of The Central Florida Regional the car and Indeed, w as forced Airport la close enough to Dtsout. W e have confirmed that neyworld and other tourist at­ ;with Independent aourcca at the and w as m ade possible In part tractions and can serve as an ;scene.” by a grant from the Florida alternate to Orlando Ingema; A fter the victim contacted Department o f Transportation. llonal. ;deputies Sunday, about 30 dep_ Considering the num ber of The survey cites the recently ;utiea raided the Sipes Avenue fligh ts per day between the obtained authority to provide ;boarding, -house and arrested O rlan do International Airport pre-clearance Inapectton aervlren ;three men and a 10-year-old boy end Miami, the survey predicts by U-S. customs In Sanford as an ;watching nearby at The Cool " Sanford might be a lW u i capture advantage In dealing with pas­ Breeze bar. The victim, w ho sat * t least 30 percent of the traffic. senger as w ell as cargo nights to 'In a 'c a r behind darkened win* w h ic h w o u ld s u p p o r t an the Islands or Canada. .d on s. IdtfVttfted the four aa estimated four daily departures Airport Director Sieve CoUke •amcng-LV>c« r^ho-had^tsped-harv- - - im m -Senfrad-------------------- ----- _ -aaldT^-TlKv-HHW^-lws-Mggosiod that w e ermcentrateratrongty on m arketing." He stressed how ev­ er. "W e are already heavily engaged in that." Airport conatdersUon b y the commission and staff for m any months. In his budget message to the !City Commission. City M anager John Litton wrote. "T h e Master ’Paving and Drainage Study, re­ cently compiled by Dyer, Riddle. M ills A Precourt, established the priorities on which the Com ­ mission has indicated a desire to proceed with as soon aa possi­ b le ." : A d d itio n al p rojects to be associated with the bond Isaue include the lighting and sound -s y s te m fo r C e n tra l P a r k , enhancement of the basketball court at the park located on ^Country C lub Road betw een Lake Mary Avenue and W ilbu r •Avenue Including lighting and »rctu rfaclng. Although the public Is Invited to attend tonight’s meeting. It la Democrats— considered as a workshop, not a blic meeting. The citizens will ve an opportunity to speak on their districts. The the budget proposals when dur­ c o u rt r u le d th e s ta te law ing the first and second reading amounted to a legislative change and public hearings scheduled o f the constitution, which cannot for September. be done. The law was repealed The workshop will begin at 7 by the legislature last year. The p.m . In the Lake Mary City action took cflect In January. Com m ission meeting room. K Expressway financing by September 1993, the pro­ m et Tuesday In Jacksonville. "T h e thought o f a state in­ jected completion date of the come tax passing would have to 12-mlle section. " I ’d like to have everything be the most unbelievable politi­ cal accomplishment that could ready so that when the ribbon la ever happen." former slate Rep. cut. we can say now we really need the last six m iles." Brlnlon John Lewis o f Jacksonville said. "It's never going to happen. said. "B y then, all o f the 50-mllc The public la not going to vote a expressway from 1-4 near Disney s t a t e I n c o m e t a x o n to 1-4 at Sanford will be done except for the last six miles." themselves," Lewis said. charge o f arrangements. Rebecca A. Moore. SO. King Arthur Court. Casselberry, died Tuesday at her residence. Bom J u ly 23, 1941. In Meridian. Miss., she moved to Casselberry from there In 1968. She was an In surance file c lerk and a Catholic. Survivors Include husband. Robert L. Sr.; daughter. Diedra R.. Casselberry: sons, Robert Jr.. Christopher, both o f Casselberry: brothers. Joey Michel III. West Point. Mias.. Ernest Michel. Me­ ridian. B aldw ln -F alrch lld F u n era l Home. Altamonte Springs. In 1A 1A John Boyd Querry. 89, 103 W. B rid ge D rive. Sanford, died Tuesday at his residence. Bom Dec. 25. 1901, in Johnstown. Pa., he moved to Sanford from Chamberaburg. Pa.. In 1970. He was a fanner and a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary. Survivors include wife. Elva: daughters. Jean. Sanford. Arlene C a rm a ck . F a y e tte v ille . Pa.. Elizabeth Sharp. Philllpaburg. N.J.: sons. John Jr.. Osteen. Joseph. Merritt Island; sisters. v_yffcring the finest in service and facilities with pre-plan­ ning throughThe Simplicity Plan™. Your only "hometown’* cemetery and funeral home combination. Orpha Barefoot. Elsie KaJInu. Janet Kelfstcck. all o f Altoona. Pa.. Margaret Dais. Toledo, Ohio; 11 grandchildren; 10 great­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; one great-great-grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, in charge of ar­ rangements. R ITA M M LOTTBRCa Rtta Schlottcrer. 76. 1140 Pheasant Circle. Winter Springs, died Wednesday at her resi­ dence. Bom Dor. 13. 1914, In P h iladelp h ia, she m oved to W i n t e r Springs from Wllllamsvllle. N.V.. In 1978. She w a s a h o m e m a k e r an d a m e m b e r o f S t. A u g u s tin c Cathollc Church. Survivors Include husband. John; sons. John Carl. Mur* rysvtlle, Pa.. Dr. George Htchard. Rome, N.Y.: five grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home. Or­ lando. In charge o f arrange­ ments. BALDWIN •FAIRCHILD Ckkkun F^rk Camtwry and FunvaJ Home SR 46A at Rhlnehart Rd. Lake Mary 322*4263 EMITS, I D O I I L S I Funeral t*rv>cat for M r EM M Loo Smith Jr . ago 17. of 1520 W Sts S t. Sanford. who died Saturday, will b* hold) p m Saturday at Now Zion Missionary Baplitl Church. San lord, with R*v Frank William* ollicteting Informant will b* hold in Shiloh Cemetery. Sonlord Friends may call at th* lunar*; homo from a tp m Fr day Sunn** Furartl Hama. *00 Locu*f Av* . 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District Attorney K. Michael McCann sold. I O n N EW YORK — The tables have been turned on Kitty Kelley with a vengeance. The go-for-lhe-jugular celebrity biographer la herself the subject o f a Kitty Kelley-style bio that accuses h er o f the aame kind of scandalous behavior that m ade her books on Nancy Reagan. Prank Sinatra and others beat setters. In "Poison Pen: The Unauthorised Biography o f Kitty Kelley.*' George Carport Jr. portrays Kelley aa prom iscuous and claim s she stole dresses and perfumes — aa well a s other writers* words — and made up tales about the rich and famous. "K elley has been exposed Internationally a s a Id le r o f Inaccurate tales, manufactured scandal, and maheioua m ounds o f m ade-up m uck." Carport concludes In hta book, which la due in stores next week. Iraq focM nuetear deadline today W ASH INGTO N - Today la the U.N. deadline for Iraq to provide full disclosure of Its weapons of mass destruction, but U.S. officials say no military strike la Imminent despite their skepticism about Saddam Huaaetn'a willingness to come clean. Asked about the significance o f Ine deadline. State Department press officer David Denny noted Wednesday that U .N. officials have said much work and analysis rem ain Before any conclusions can be made about Just how complete the Iraqi disclosures to date have been. Denny said the administration agrees with the U.N. assessment that a' considerable Inspection effort Ilea before the full picture o f the Iraqi efforts can ca b e draw n with confidence. He said today’s deadline waa a U.N. Security Council m arker against which -to measure Iraqi compliance with its require­ ment to provide Information on its nuclear, chemical, biological and ballistic missile activity. The council members did not specify a precise time of day for the deadline. Ntw plant! dlscovtrad NEW YORK — Astronomers said today they had detected the first known planet outside the solar system, a celestial body 20.000 to 30.000 light-years from Earth and two to three times Its diameter. Scientists said the discovery provides a puzzling challenge to the current understanding o f how some stars are formed. The discovery Is reported In today's issue o f the British Journal Nature by Andrew Lyne, Matthew Ballea and Setnam Shema i L j f <hc University o f Manchester's Nuffield Radio " Today through Seturday, July 27 ri 2 5 % BUGLE BOY® SEMRATES J SELECTED BOYS LABELS Ozong®, Shah SELECTED BOYS AND GIRLS TOPS AND SHORTS CMulfiWt A p p O TU S v T b s Bte month test will begin S e p t I t . 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Only at W endy’s 3717 & Orlando Ave., Sanford & 3 0 4 W Hwy, 50, Winter Garden.— liaBu'lildfirii' TfTJtxireH IkmkrEnglarrJr---- Q il* n r have reported apparent detections o f planets outside the solar system, but none o f she reports la wktety accepted. Isaac Bashsvia Slngar dlas MIAMI — Isaac Bashcvia Singer, whose tales o f Jewish life tn Eastern Europe's ghettos and America won him the Nobel Prize In literature, has died at 87. The Polish-born writer died Wednesday after several strokes, said his wife, Alma. Singer wrote more than 30 books, all In hta native tongue o f Yiddish. His work was inhabited by demon and dybbuka. spirits and specters. Moat o f (he stories are of the shtetla. Jewish villages In Poland during the three centuries before the Holocaust. The modem stories were act In New York or Florida. Democrats zero In on hostage strategy WASHINGTON — Despite possible political peril. House Democratic leaders plan to pursue a formal Investigation o f whether the 1980 Rragan-Bush campaign struck a deal with Iran to delay release of American hostages until after the election. Democratic sources say. The officials, speaking on condition o f anonymity, said Wednesday that House Speaker Thomas Foley, D-W aah., would announce the probe next week and detail the mechanism he will establish to carry out the Investigation. President Bush has denied any knowledge o f a campaign hostage deal with Iran but has said he would not mind If Congress carried out Its own inquiry. Former President Carter has called for an investigation. Foley is convinced that the persistent allegations are too serious to allow them to circulate without final answers, the sources said. He has become convinced, as well, that those answers cannot be obtained without the power o f a formally constituted committee to issue subpoenas and to question witnesses under oath. 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Prom A ssocia ted P rats roports i 4 �*12; T 0 P *' im a 1 I . /*« 1% '-,-i Means t o u y r.m i 3 »» !^ r / you m m fvi^. :.iy*t (jn« w:<i . « & ¥& * > r:\ y, % >&'••* j •»* .* • • ♦ v^CTTs L*«. -< wish. With tne same check* and ATV?~ it will be husiiiesa aa usual. But over time, things will begin to happen. Good things. The kind of things that a bank things you can only expect bom a bank of strength and stability. So, the further you look down the road, the mn«* meaningful thu merger hecnmea. Being the inspiration for the kind of change that is p o d for banking and good for you r •V '. » •1 -* ,- f * » ■; ; SOVRAN So o n t o b i N a t i o n s B a n k ' *r. �•rv *» j r •T*. t . All !.•» _ ■*'* •/!*••* I * T H U R S D A Y .- *>Sr a — ■ I NABF, Legion tourneys stuck in holding pattern For many la M lill F e d e r a t io n d is t r ic t U s e n e tm t at Lym an High School. T h e can cellation o f T u e sd a y ’s gam es w as obvious, but would the Oviedo drew first blood la the se c o n d In n in g . A n d y H o lm e * tingled with one out and m ated after Richard Brittle nailed a double to deep center field. He would Inter score on Lou T ra e g e r's Infield ground. wMch w as booted by Lake Howell. Mark BeUhom then tripled to drive M Traeger. The Btackhawka countered wtth one run In their half o f the second. DeLAND - NABF team * weren't the only ones using um brellas instead of bats Tuesday. T h e Banford Post 53 Orioles didn't see second-round action In their Am eri­ can Legion district tournam en t due to flooded conditions at DeLand*a Conrad Park. Dolohlns >hone Crivsr csteh* n F |F w v vvvw v a V e v f iiw v ^ w f | n n iw MIAMI — Miami D olphins rookie Aaron Craver. praised by Coach Don Sim la for M s pass catrhlng skills, quit football In the 10th They faced DeLand. w ho defm ted Pierson 10-5 In the first round, at 11 a.m . this morning. "T h e coach wouldn't allow m e to play any of the positions I wanted to play — running back, quarterback, defensive b a c k — Instead of receiver." Craver said. "It w as Just a position I didn't want to plsy at the time.” But he likes to catch the ball, and he'll likely get a chance to do It in Friday's opener at home against the Chicago Bear Wednesday was the first hill day at training cam p for Craver. a running back horn Fresno State. The third-round draft pick reported I I days late Tuesday after signing a three-year contract for an estimated SBBO.OOO. Craver’s arrival left the Dolphins with I I unsigned players. Including eight starters. The only absent rookie Is receiver Handal Hill, the team’s first-round draft pick. the championship gam e won't take place until Sunday evening, or If a o n e -g a m e -w t n n e r -t a k e -a ll Should the Orioles w in. they would probably play a w inner's bracket game at 4 p.m. If they lost they might turn around and can pete again at 1 p.m. An achaduk following Sanford's m orning gam were tenatlve. Brott starts Open with high hopes HaiM d Correspondent - - w e s t ^ A i^ - T ft«u n r * ^ - - r »r MIAMI - - T i t t 'CVOhrlng lU t u f candidate* to * become the Florida Marlins' general manager currently Includes six prospects, and all are employed In the major leagues, the expansion team's president said. Carl Barger said he has already requested permission lo interview three o f the candidates. He also said the list is flexible. Wednesday s edition o f The Miami Herald quoted National League sources aa Identifying these candidates: Doug Melvin o f the Baltimore Orioles. Dan Duquette o f the Montreal Expos. Qord Ash o f the Toronto Blue Jays. Bill Lajoie o f the Atlanta Braves. W alt Jocketty o f the Oakland Athletics, and Lee Thomas o f the Philadelphia Phillies. Melvin. Duquette and Ash are assistant general managers. Lajoie la a scout. Jocketty Is director of baseball administration and Thomas Is the Phillies' general manager. asaeseing the importance o f this weekend's Cadillac Florida Open O olf Championship, one needs only to look; at the Impra Impressive list o f post editor OKs Orioles’ plan NAPLES — The Baltimore Orioles’ plan to move Into an 918 m illion spring training complex received approval from the Collier County Commission. The board's 4-1 vote Tuesday authorized the team and the county to begin negotiating agreements for the complex about a mile west of Interstate 75. The site plan Is the fourth the Orioles have tried since committing to move to Collier County last summer. "1 think the time has come far Collier County to let this thing happen.'' said Tom DafTron. the Orioles' senior vice president. C O L L IQ I HOOPS Railtors announcs schsduto TALLAHASSEE Florida AAM has an­ nounced a 1991-92 basketball schedule that Includes its first game In several years against intradty rival Florida State. The Rattlers, who were eliminated last season In a qualifying game for the NCAA tournament, will also play Florida. Seton Hall and Missouri In to their Mid-Eastern Athletic Confer- FAMU meets Seton Hall In the first game o f the Big East/MEAC d ou bleh ead er In St. P eters b u rg Dec. 28 th at a ls o m a tch es Bethune-Cookman and Georgetown. Florida State and FAMU meet for the first time since the early 1980a on Dec. 7 In the second night of the Inaugural Capital City Classic. C a m le t s sch ed u le an Pags 2B B U T BITS ON TV □2:15 p.m. - WON. Cincinnati Krds at Chicago Cubs.|L) FOR THE | BEST This Is getting monotonous Last night was supposad to b# the final night of the Sanford Recreation Department Wednesday Men's Softball Leagues at Chase end Pinehurst parks. But thanks to the weather, there are over two weeks' worth of games .o be made up. Considering how close both leagues >s era, those games are very important. At Chase, Nick Ferpee fright) and Florida Manor (10-2) lead Jimmy Ramos and DCC (9-3) by a game. At Pinehurst, H.D. Realty (104) has a half-game edge over id Bustard's Pro Baas Guide Service (94). A fte r all. Donnie H am m ond. Dudley Hart and Bruce Fleiahler — who won the New England Classic and 9180.000 two weeks ago on the PO A Tour e a c h w o n th e tournament early In their careers and gone on to later success. Hart rallied for last year's title and currently stands In the top 125 on the PGA Tour money list. But John Brott has a different Idea. Oh yes. the three-year Sanford resident and former head golf pro­ fessional at Tlmacuan wants to do w ell In the tournam ent which begin s today, but fo r an oth er reason. In a few years, he hopes to compete not with Payne Stewart and Greg Norman, but with Gary Player and Jack Nlcklaua on Senior PGA Tour. And these four days at Palm Beach Polo Country Club could give him a glimpse of future riches — or missed cuts. " I f II (my swing) falls together. I could finish In (he top 10." said Brott. who turns 45 next month. " I feel confident I can make the cut." □ DiTore, Brown help keep Oviedo Seniors in the hunt NICEVILLE — Pitching for Ihc first time In nearly two monlhs. Rich DtTorc worked four strong innings Wednesday night to lead (he Oviedo Senior All-Stars lo a 9 4 win over Navarro In an elimination contest o f the Section I tournament being played at Nlcevlllc’a Twin Oaks Field. With (he win. Oviedo eurns a r e m a t c h w it h J a c k s o n v ille Arlington tonight at 7 p.m. Because A rlin gton d efea ted O viedo 5-4 T u e s d a y . O v ie d o m u st beat Arlington twice in a row to udvance to next week's state tournament. D iT o re a ls o p aced O v ie d o 's eight-hit attack Wednesday with a pair of home runs and a single, driving In three runs and scoring jwo. But the real story was DlTore's performance on the mound. Faced with the possibility o f having to play five games in five days. DiTore. who had hurt his arm in the spring, gave the Oviedo pitching staff the boost It needed, striking out six and walking one while allowing four hits and one COVERAGE OF SPO RTS run. Jason Fore relieved DiTore In the fifth but ran Into trouble in the seventh, leaving in favor o f Mark Mclcalf with two runners on and one out. Metcalf faced Just one batter, getting him to fly out to second baseman Mike Rugicnius. who doubled the runner off first base. Oviedo also turned a double play In the fifth to keep Navurro at bay. Offensively. Oviedo scored all the runs It needed In the top of the first, striking for five runs. Tim Slavik led off by reaching on an error and took second on Kuglelus' single. Todd Bcllhorn then hit Into a fielder's choice. Kuglrnlus being.forced at second with Slavik advancing to third. After Brllhorn stole second. Slavik scored on a wild pitch that sent Uellhom to third. [ See A live. P age 2 B IN Y O U R AREA, READ One of the stalwarts on last ysar's Oviedo Junior All-Stars, Rich DiTore hadn’t pitched for the Senior All-Stars this year because ol a sort arm. But on Wednesday, DiTore turned in four strong innings to help bast Navarro. THE S A N F O R D HERALD DAILY �'»■ KM t A- 4i ... .v .I . ■ ■ ______________________ :V \ S TA TS & STANDINGS t n» UM IM c d lM l 4Nn lACAwOtaateBtea ttM tM U S tM t M AM P \ A A » tt M t m A t M P M 4 P P M tM P Mm h m m u t i m i im im» a ii m Pawsiroaa-i/M. St i i j i • M I 9 n A r • • o -m u iM t -n a a T t v M ) w s « * • - ■ / * A iiu i IM ly C in a AM Krueger said talks with McRae, the seventh player •“ I K S S S H IM Hopeful ASThan SIT AUlRtCAMLfASi s i •. L *4 IB 4B 44 At 41 40 m 41 a M a 31 41 Toronto Otertet Now York Batten MJtwaukaa Baitimara Ctevfland PaL J tf afll a4M § Tff Billy W oods to win the North Florida flection Pro-Pro at Bay Hill. " I don't believe I've ever gone to a tournam ent with a more positive attitu de," said Hen"l*m hitting the ball w ell and m y u p a n d o o w n game Is extrem ely solid. I don't see any reason w hy I can’t put four rounds o f 00 together." Last year, Hcndershot cam e In with 71-74-75-74 and finished In the m iddle o f the pock. He quadru pled bogeyed the same hole, the 100-yard par-three fifth, on both Saturday and Sunday, knocklt^ his tec shots Into the water which borders two "I'v e spent a while floundering not know ing where I w as going." com m en ted B ro il about ala after the accident. "It's to be confident when you d on 't know w here the ball's as — B St St I4VI 17 aw K Steal O 1. M . S B jjf — a JM 4 a At JM 4 AA JM 4 a JH B JH B a a JM « » M 40 M 11 4B 43 4B AUiwaslN T im CMcifB CjHUmte um * K M M C lty No t Yark M.laaNtel SammartLCaMterteat OakleM A CtevetaaSB e v e n -p a r 17 a t H e a th ro w Country Club. Despite his sw ing anxieties. Brott know s that he doesn't need to hit the ball w ell If he putts w e ll on the slic k Berm uda greens o f the Polo C lub's two courses: the Cypress and the S c o ttlsh -sty le D unes, w here three of the four rounds will take TarastetCMcasal KasaaaCHyr.r * States L T a u a l i IKrwsar 7 k at Mae VarS (Tarter S-4). I p.m. Taranto (Stattlamyra M l ) a* Chicago (Garcia 1-1). t:M pm . Calltamia (McCaaUll M S ) a* SaWmara (R.SmlteAt>.7:Mp.m. Oaktana (Hawkina aai at Cteyats (Otte M l . 7:31pm. AUssatata (Irlc U a n IS-3) at (AtdradM). 7:31 pm. Mlhotuhtt (Muster A ll at <Aaulno>l). 1:35pm. Callterste at ttew York. 7 ;M p m Oakland at SaitlmarA M S p m . CMcafa at Batten. M S p m . SaaMtealCtevatanA 7:31pm. Kantaa City at Toronto. 7:31 a m. Mllwauka* at M l w a lt . f:0S p.m. Detroit at To u t. I B pm. NATIONAL L S A O U I I? l i W L as P0. 34 a a a u 43 57k sw J43 • SI a 4S 40 .470 14 43 a .447 17 43 14 •4M If SlLauit Chkago —mVwvf *---- « reW PhllsdSlpAia W LatAngtte* Atlanta Clndnnafl SanOtege San franc Net Houtton a L 4B 4k 45 43 V 43 44 44 a SI V liters. MlftsstsU. U ; O n M 03 01 00 00 • 00 M AS ■ SO » MO M M0 314 » m 314 10 SI SI 41 M 40 II 34 SO N Art. 137 IN M *1 04 Ml NO Mi « MA JD HI MS JU JM JM JM JM Ml. Lo t tertian M l D a w Barr MB. W ayw Grady 16$ Cincinnati <Bl|a a II at CMcasa 1C MtdAio 141.7 M am ttew York (Steitetertl S4) at San Frarv ciK t I Wilton S tl. J: 15p m Mantraal (Darling 57) at San Otepa IC H a rrte lll.4 05pm PMIatelptila (Ruffin 71) at U <R Martinet II SI, M :llp m. Atlanta at Chicago 3:30p.m. Pitteburgh at Hawtes. 0 11pm CincinnattatSI. Late*. 0:35 p m . ttew Yark at San Dtegp. 10 15 p m Mantraal at La* Angolao ................................. >to Il i p i PhiiaddphiaatSm Frmcitco. 10 15 pm Or Unda (Torino) ■ GroanvIllalBrvtl Charlotte iCubol iachiaavUte (Mr on I Carolina 1Pirated W a 17 14 11 II L f IS IS 14 If Pet. OS JM — 111 4W m a .444 7 117 fW 11 14 M 17 If 435 — taa 4<» .tea 4W tef 1 .434 aw W ttltfs Di v i h m Kno.villa (Bluo Jayt) MompMt ( Royalfl HunIt villa (AteltcU a Birmingham IWSaal Chattanooga (Radi) a wonllrtlhaltlltte M 17 IS 15 14 '*fOa< Huntyyilla 17. Charlofla 1 ar*n* MA Larry Nataan Ml. Nasi Lancaster MB-MarkLya MS. Silly Ray Brown IIA te sy tlnSater III. Sar* Bryant I I I MarkMcCumtoar I I I D A. WaterIr* I I I Larry Sitvaira Cincinnati II. CMcasa > Pitteburgh 7, Atlanta « St. Lauda. Hauoteni MantraalASanDtesal San f rm cd c a l ttew Yark 4 Lot Angttetl. fMiatetpMa I BT. LOUIS BLUES — J Brondan S hanahan^jt wing Yarn. R Oast. Attests » ; LOswiatei . Hautian. I I ; TGwyss. San D te fs St. Sandbarg. Chicago. II CHAPMAN - Harrwd Dfrak iporte latermat Ion dtrocNr. M AS I ST - Namad Nkk Macirckuk III man't aoililant bookoteoil catch T IX A S AAM - luwmteO Marcuo Baft*, tetaateva back. indteiMtety ter viaiaftag teamruteA W IKO M Slte-SUflSIO a - Namad Do t Loumbury football coach V A L I — Namad John Glynno Interim man's auitlant hockay coach l^ ln TGwytm, San Stefa. Vi Lmkterd. St. Lawia. • ; L O a s ia la t . H a u tia n . At K r v h . m ia S e W a . Ai fatter, las Prancteca. a. Van Styta. PWteargA. A Ci t e i l a . Hawten. S; Cataman. Maw f a i fc MThampaan. St. L a u itS McGrltl. So t Diego IP. COail. CMcasa. if; MaWilliami. Sot fra francltc* lit WCIark. San f rancdca. 17: MitcheiL San f ranclacs. 17. — n Nlion. Atlanta. SI. CrlMam. Mantraal. 44. DaSklaM*. MantrtaL M; Cataman. Now York. U . Lanklord. SI Louie. M: Pitteburgh. M. Butter. Lot Angolao 13 If Ooctetem) r. SI. Lauio 7 7. 77k. J M . Walk. Pittsburgh. 71 771, 3 If: C lav mo. Atlanta. I I L 777. J If. BMartowi. Laa A n y tln . 1} J. 704. I 4f. Craano. RMladolphla. 7 1 700. 108. Hunt. San Dw*o- II L 4B7. 3.30. Avary. Atlanta. M L 447. 144: Smllty. Pitteburgh. I I A 447.134 Sirtell tel Cana. Naw York. U7. Clavina. Atlanta. 134: Gaodon. Naw York. 133. GMadduo. O ther professionals Include D av id S m ith o f L o n gw o o d . W inter Sprin gs's Dsn W ood and M a rk B u r e k . a n d C a s e y Middleton and Tony Dc Maria of C a sse lb e rry . F orm er O viedo graduate John Pettit and Bait Bauer w ill compete aa amateurs. Alive-— ■— : S 5? X * SB Art. sit 533 4W ja 4W .474 f 453 11 J M MW have an excellent chance of w in ning." Hcndershot com­ mented. "It'd be nice to Join the company of those who have gone on to succeed on the tour. It’s s big title.” Brott. however. Is not the only pro from Sem inole County eye­ ing the championship stwI the •10.000-plus first prise. Nine others. Including Tfm acuaa's Dennis Postlewait. look to show their abilities In the competition. Perhaps none from Seminole Country go Into the tournament K c k trtlty , NATIONAL L IA S U I TCwyss SO Sinter ten Alt Ml M S Alt NterrteCis M cOw Sf te te U L But h e 's confident that won’t A T f Matty Latter* Tho loading monay wlmar* an tea A T f Tour through July II ti.03i.oai I Michaat Stkti tfta .n i 3 Jim Court#* .710 I StatanEdborg utt.ooa 4 Barit Backar u a i.n t 5 Emilio Sanctwi A Ivan Land! 7 Andra Agate! $444.f 13 I Magnut Cutiatuan 1101.013 f Guy forgot ttOO kuo.ua BOX I MO f p m - ESPN. ANrod Cate va Frank* Swlndtii. crultarwatghte. (L ) QOLP 4 p m — ESPN. U S Sanior Opon. tarty tint round. (1 ). alto a ll M a m. 4 p m — USA. Crt4ter Harfterd Opan. tint round. (L).oltoof U p m BASEBALL 7 POT. - WAAJK AM (I3MI. F1L. Mirada al Otcaoia Atfrot MISCELLANEOUS 4 10p m — WWN7 AM (740). SporftTalk T ed Brown continued his re­ d-hot hitting with a single that plated Bellhom . Brown went to second on a paaa ball and to third on a wBd pitch before scoring on Andy Hynes' single. H ynes also moved up a base on a paaa ball but that wasn't neces­ sary aa DtTore followed an out later with a taro-run home run. Navarro reached DtTore for a run In the bottom o f the first, but DtTore got It back his next trip to the plate, launching a solo hom e run In the fourth. Oviedo added three more In­ surance runs. Bellhom scored on a sacrifice fly by Hynes In the fifth. In the seventh, a sacrifice fly by Bellhom brought home Slavik while Ted Brown doubled to score Mike Ruglenius. Brown, w ho did not have an at bat for Oviedo during the District 14 tournament last week, collec­ ted a double and two singles W ednesday, driving In taro runs and scoring one. On the week. B ro w n Is 7 -fo r-8 w ith tw o doubles and a triple. Jay Buaae and Ruglenlua each contributed slnglead In the win over Navarro on Wednesday. Slavik and Bellhom each scored tw o runs. Bellhom also getting credit for an RBI. Hynesi scored one run and drove In two. F o r N a v a rro . C ody C agle doubled. LjR t Y H l J U N U t'Aty’K UVIRACM Q ACTION Greyhounds Ewing - 7:46 pm Thoroughbreds fromCaldsr kSssos- isjorm ■ s vr. �-***S«.. mm ? ■ ‘-‘S -;r _ ■ \ i:; Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, July 21, 1991 - SB U r - . v :»;r: IN B R I E F full pi » crumbs ■ form er resid ent o f Northern «w h u a iu iu y c lecture on He even closing o f the Air une in w as w ell received. Your reasons for seeing le w of your parents now o r e legitimate, so when your mother ’’rem inds’* you (hat your visits are less frequent, don't apologise (Uke a child): explain to her - as you did to me — that there are other people In your Hfc now, and working every day la very tiring M M ABET) Unfortunately, your advice to ’’Anonym ous in the U S A ." the working couple w ho had never fUe0 income tax returns, foil short of the best advice they should have re* C f lY f f l, Verticals Contacting the IRS In this situation without first seeking the professional advice of a qualified, experienced C PA or tax attorney Is asking for more, not leas, trouble. W hile It's possible that they might emerge u n h a rm ed , the risk o f fa r harsher treatment Is too high. Much better for them to con* suit with an experienced tax accountant or attorney t o they can foam their righto as well as their obligations. So much o f this couple’s financial and emo­ tional future Is at stake; they need expert outside advice on this kind o f problem. Abby. In the past, you have advised people who have legal problems to seek legal advice: thto situa­ tion to ho different. Please cor­ rect your advice to Ihla couple before loo many people follow It. re tia s q — — at__------------^ >------ -----* - ^ J - ^ a ff « Or Iff* HrlCR all V if llt M R IM 0 wVM rwHrOlIrWS/ Cmii D O N A LD B. W A L T * * . CPA, W A T T L E W C BSC M M I S B S B O if f DEAN ME. WALTBBt 1 Just DUTCH did, thanks to you. IrtS 4:IS 7rt« IStH - UfOi ~)Vi For 24-hour TV llstlngt, i m LEISURE magazlM of Friday July 19. is JL WL l I R S ^JHE BOSS IS MMY M LB j » P.0.3rd Class Smith Petty Officer 3rd Class Lewis (Eddie) E. Smith III graduated In May from Search and Rescue School. Middleton. Tenn. He has Just recently been stationed In North Island. Calif., where he w ill u n d e r g o t r a i n i n g In , helicopter flying and navigation. • Engine maintenance will also be included In this training. At the end o f this training period he will report lo Coronado. Calif, where he will begin Navy Seals train­ ing. Smith to the son o f Eddie I and Kathy Smith. Casselberry. ; He to a 1990 graduate o f Lake Howell High School. OFF A L L D I A M O N D S ! AL L S O L I T A I R E S 2 % - 5 0 % < OFF EV ER YTH IN G ! A L L 14KT GOLD* Sfanton 0111 Hanfcfs Stanton Gill Henklc. Sanford, recently enlisted In the Army’ s Delayed Entry Program. A c­ cording to Sgt. Jorge Klvcra of the Sanford Army Recruiting Station. Henklc has been guar­ anteed training in the Infantry. Henklc also received 933.800 through the Army College Fund. 5 Seminole Centre Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mall �'* » • t t / '* * f i GD - Sanford HoraM. Sanford, Florida - Thunday, July 29, IN I t y l I a u | k ln lla a a L t Q M N O t f C t t N o t lc w * d W V O f S A IR W O FARRSDCFARTM CNT Natk* I* hereby given mal tha • n ra «r AOuatmoni at m* city af i M U r r trill halri a rggutor m nN no a iA M iM riV .m n.M M a CWy Han Cammiaaiaw Ox at 11i l l a m toardar M ar a raquatf Mr variance m Zarina Ordtoenc* as It ta Lat t i n In a r a M an M l 4k- The Dtrirkt atom nettce at Ns ~~ ‘ M Maaa a parnrit M _ „ ■ E a t e n ______ a m i: S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y IN O IN B IR IN O D EP A R T MB N T. A T T N : JB N R V MCC O L L U M 17 4 B U S H BOULEVARD. SANPORO, PL H I M . a p p 11 c a i » a n ta m a m a QUID The prated m ““ “ In BanriaaM Caunty. H , ML K TewmMp 11 ape M Ba d. T M M Mr a M J M acre CONSTRUCTIOM M fee n R I O BUO LAKB ROAD WI OR Nl NO. The recatotna weMr feariMa a n L A R I' N O W IL L A N D H O W IL L Lat ta. tn a Addition ta f a it a a n itO lM to SanMiri SamlnaM Can t) , a c fik a d a t laaatad: t i l l FrimetteAve. i la y m n iMni ^ *W K E ^ ^ O L 1C It FARR A V IN U I O BVBL OFM BNT CORPORATION. MS FARR A V t. NORTH. W1NTBR FARR. F I -------aem-MMAi pfljlCt H l i d l i g in 9 v#9tfVfy» tedtan tk ft_____ „I M _______ SaaM. ■anoa M la r i. The apaWnWai N Mr a a t m acre M tG L B FAM ILY SUBDIVISION M ta ^ ^ n r iJ r ^ a n M r ia d r im * HMiNiSlaMdi (ab*anBi* • w n nrwrivyp if h*/riM trill naari a uarbritof racarri at which racarri it aat oravMad fey Ma CJty at tariaro. ip s m o a n s ) PubaMh: Juty » AAuguri*. 1W1 QOK-wa____________________ N O T K I T O T N I PVGLKt SO LD IBR C R IB K The Mala) ______ 41 «ke afeata-iiriari apFRcaNenui are auallatta M r Inn a H i an I ar Arim *mawr at Ma City at la nM ri trill hriri a resuMr meelMe an Aeeuri t. 1WI. M Me City Hall Cammleaiaw at t1 :X a m . M arriar la ar a n a a r i Mr tarlanta M Zoning Orritoanc* aa It ta ilrie Y ard variant a rei M an M IA riMtrkt STSm wSw ^ e m X I R a m . at MaSt. John* River Lat I I + I . I T af Lat M Ma«nriia Wririril P I I PO N lamlnaM Caunty. Fieri da acnSaST M I. •aM are aTMcNri By W Jd Philip*. Chairman lU f t f #1AdNtMfvviGnt A D V IC I TO TM E P U G LK : If E S tn a , aattNan tar an heartnR to accar Man ISAM. P S Fatitiana a OKlaMn maria trim reaped la any matter cenririsreri at Ma ebav* meetlno ar haartoa. h*/riw trill naari a ' “ racarri al Ma iMMIrattya Caria RuMa M C I .Ill and aaCt.Hi anri fee Mari wtm (rawltad fey) Ma Dtrirkt Clark. P.o. R n IMP. Friatka. FMrMa K i l t M S P . F a t it i a n a l a r a d mlnlatratlua haarino an the afeaua appikatMnli) muri fee Mari a tria Mwrtaan |lat riaye af af MM nettce ar (M l riaye al dance. which racarri la net prevtrieri by Me City at Sanford iP tm a ia a ) Fu M M : Jriy M A AMpMriA IMt o r iH in _____________________ N O T K I OF PICT IT lOWf K A M I Nance la f r ajOy Qtaw Mat I ---------Aral eccure. Failure M Ma a patttMn wtMM MM Ntna ----------- canriltwN atwatoar ri any rMM such paraan may Hava ta re o u e a t an arimlnlstratlva rietermlnetlen (kaarmp) unriar section i m p . F.S.. concerning Ma autfact permit appllcanan. Fatitiana which are net filed In ac* f " tTM ^P e n T Fartu'pV'sPM , laminate Caunty. PMrMa. unriar MaFicttHanaNamaaf IICON O S P tIA S B , ariri Mat I Intanri M raplatar h M name WTTn nH NCrVtlrT i f VTffVi Tallatiaaaaa. FMrMa. M ac­ cordance trim Ma prauNMnt af Ma PktitMM Name Statute, Ta-WIt: iactMn a t m . plarlria vtstonaaresubtert Mrismltaef. Publltft: Jufyl*.i**l OBH-MP Mar t II Lacy FM Nrii: Jriy ML m n O C H M P NOT ICS NOTICK It heraky fluan MM Ma Beard at Caunty Cammlialenara al SamUiaM Caunty. PMriria, mtanria M hriri a public hear Ino ta ■^ipi^itDS22jS2^3as2s^m!lSrtSfi^pr^S^ct^^ —; V .................. COLMIT V C O O t PgR^ tWfWC TO TM * LAI - MILLV* feMORKL 'ROAOWAV- AND D R A lN A O l M U k TriF i S IR V IC IS SR N IP ITS U N IT) SUBSTANTIALLY RIW ORDINN t I C T ION M A m A M IN O INO T N I FN O FOR TV DC SCRIPT ION OP SAID DISTRICTi DCLOTINA SCCTION MAjfeai SUBSTAN­ TIA L L Y RC-WORDINO SCCTION MtJfet PROVIDING FOR F INAL LIST OF A l i a i l M f N T » FOR A S IIIA M IN T AND C O LLIC TIO N BV T N I UNIFORM DMTNOO A D O P T! D BY T N I SB Ml N O LI CO UN TY BOARD OP COUNTY CO M M ISIM NIRS ON DC C R M H R a m e . p u r s u a n t t o i s c t m n m . it a . FLORIDA S T A T U T IS j s u b s t a n t i a l l y r i -w o r d i n o s i c t i o n MBMP PROVIOINO FOR M ITH O O OF ASSISSMBNT AND C O L L IC T K M ) FROVIDINO FOR S1VBRAAIUTV. INCLUSION IN S IM IN O L I CO UN TY COOC AND AN IP P IC T IV IO A T B . at P:tfe F J B . ar aa aaan MaraaNtr M paaalfeM. r i Its raouMr maatlnp a n M a U M riA u fu ri. IPPI. al Ma SamlnaM Caunty Sarukaa AullriUn. i W in . IN I Baal Pkri Shari. SanMrrii FMrMa. The i OanatlM Unit. I fey l emlnaM Caunty OrriManca Na. IP Hand ‘ ar*e r i l amlnaM Caunty, FMrMa: r at Lat f. Hack M. TewnriM el I m Flat Beak 1. Face St, Pufelk Record at SamlnaM Caunty. FlarMa: Manet run laaMrly aknf Ma Nadk Una al Lata * thru It. RMcfc M. r i arid TewnriM at NarM Ckuluata M Ma Madhaari earner el Lai IB Hack m, TewnriM at NarM Chutuete P in t Add tknaaratri Pari In Flrifeaafc 11 Pacta. Public Recerritel Um lnaN Caunty, PMrldii ttwnca run Kaakrty riant Ma NarM line al Lata n thru M. Hack r i a l arid TewnriM al NarM Ckuluata Pint AriWMn. and craaalnp Avenue "P " M Ma NarMwari earner at Lat a. BMck r i al arid TewnriM at NarM Ckutuata: Manca run laaMrly riant Ma NarM line al Let* • thru a BMck r i el triri TewnriM el NarM Ckutuala M Ma NerMaari earner al Lai a BMck r i r i arid TewnriM al NarM Ckuluata: Manca run SawMarty. a Me Ma NarM < riaht el-wey line al Canter Street: Una al ariri Lai M M Me NarM rlykt al way al CanNr »treat M « ari tine al Lake Mill* Sham aa near rial M Plat Beak II. Paata M and II- Manca run SauMarly creating I riant Ma la r i lira el Lett» Mru la. BMck " r i i Ikaraa M Ma SauMaaat earner ri ariri Lat It: Manca run levMwetMrly aMny Ma rear Iri line* (aa uaari) al Lola 14 thru I. BMck Ma roar line el BMck “ X" anri ttw rear Ml llnrn (aa uaari) r i Lata 11 Mrw I. BMck “A " M Mo SauMaaat earner r i Let I. BMck " A " at ariri Lake Mills ikaraa: Manca run Warierty riant Ma SeuM line r i ariri Lai 1. BMck "A " M Ma intonedMn wlM Ma Nadharfy preNnfollen r i Ma Boat lino ri Lat I, BMck " A " al Ma ptet el Ckuluata at recerritri M Plat Peak 1, Papa 11. Public Racarri* al lemlnrie Caunty, Ptarlria: Manca run Southerly crossing Live Oak Avenue anri along Ma Bari line ri told Lai I. BMck ’’A " Ckuluata to Ma l euMaaal earner r i arid Lat I: Manca run WaaMrly aMng Ma South lino r i Lata I anri a. Block MA ", creasing Second Street, and continue Westerly aMng Ma South lino al Lai T, BMck "B “ r i taM Ckuluata M Ma Southwest corner el said Lai 1, BMck "B ‘*j Manca run Northerly M the South ROW Una al Live Oak Avenue: thence run westerly along said ROW line M Ma northwest earner el Lei I, Hack "C " at triri CMwalo; Manca run northerly creating Live Oak Avenue M Ma northerly ROW line Iheroel; Manca run westerly ta the southwest earner ei Lei IS. BMck "P " Lake Mills Sham: Manca run northerly to the northwest cornor al ariri Let IS; Manca run westerly M Ma east ROW line ol Tropical Avenue: Manca run northerly along said ROW Una M Ma northwest earner aI Let t. BMck "M " Lake Mills Shore*, thence run easterly aMng Ma Narthllne al Lata I thru A BMck " M " M Me Southwest earner al Lri 1. BMck "M " r i arid Lake Mills Shares; Manca rut Northerly anri laaMrly along Ma rear Mt lines la* Hatted) r i Lri* 7 Mru 11 BMck " M r al arid Lake Mill* Shore* m Ms WaaMrly right r i wey line r i Lake Mill* Avenue: Manca run Her Marly M Ma Intersection with tha Westerly are tangallon el the NarM line r i Lri P. BMck r i al said TowrnlM *1 Nor th Ckuluata. Manca run KoaMrtyMMe Point al Beginning. Person* a rt arivitari Mat. II May riseids M appeal any riKlsian maria al Mia hearing. May will naari a racarri r i Ma aracaariings. and. Mr such purge**. May may naari M Insure mat a verbatim racarri ri Me aracaariings It maria, which record Include* tha testimony and avirianca upon which tha a» ari la tobe based A TTE S T: Cary Ion Cohan. D C . Mr Maryann* Mars*. Clerk to M* Board ol County Commissioner* In anri lor SamlnaM County. Florida Publish: July M.TPt1 O IH J 0 I CELEBRITY CIPHER aw w yw i naaWri k ' O W K J . •noew fadertChe N* O V A P P J I V M K B R V C X J O L f O V D I Z O F F M M D R V 8 0 1 V O N J R 1 B - D R V V X B W O B N f C . ' f f X I I — W C f l B S A Z C O N Q Y P R E V IO U S SO LU TIO N : "It I had Ih* d<ough. I'd buy up tha nagriUvt ol gvary turn l aver made and d atari one heflol • lira.' — Sterling Hayden. R I NOVATION OP LIO H TIN O SV STIM FIN IH U R S T ATMLBTIC F t IL O Thera thril fee a Rufelk hear| * City at m t ea FJri . M y A M l . T k al MM maattnp will be r i Me 19^499 'pP MM1 eapretslno aplnlana an the ^^^w I^yff* mp aytrim aI Ma Flnahurtl FufetMh: July It. a M. HPt P B H -llt IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT O F T N t IM N T IB N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Civil MVI9ION' CASS NO PI-IMP-OR-PP-R IN RI THIMARRIAOIOP: Kalhryn Lynn KetMy WlM/FrillMnar N O T K I OF ACTION TO : J eneMen Ray Bril RR MIT (A A R Trailer Park L e n t) Lehe. IA lin e r A R I H I R I R Y NOTIF I I D Mat aa Adlan Nr OMa a m a capy r i year It any, M It an Kathryn Lynn Kellay, Fa u ­ lt P.O. rial 1 1P0T. and HM Ma ertpMri wtM Ma dark al naatM ayrapertyM -«* .* »* r..w I m m o l U j| l| | | a A m w . i m i c w , It yeu tell Mease, a will ha m kapahttan. W ITN ISS IS my seal elMNCeurten July t.ltPl M A IVu ^wwkryw-w: A N H IM t w wOv a a a il w Aa Clark at the Caurt Ay Nancy R. Winter Aa Deputy Clark FUMNh: July 4 It. lA H IP P I D iH H IN TN B CIRCUIT COURT OF T N t BM M TSBNTH JU 0 K U U . CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NOlPMlIB-CA-14-0 RR T R IA L T T TR U S T, a MaaaachuaatN feutinaaa trust. Plaintiff, v*. TH S HAMPTONS O F Ml ATM ROW DBVCLOPMBNT. INC., a FMrMa carpwalMn. ALAN H. OINSBURO anri H A R R IIT F. O IN S B U R O . kit wlfa, anri R O B E R T C. R O H D IB and ■ARBARA ROHDIB, Ma w«M. and W ILLIAM F. BROWN. In dlvlriually, anri OMnriaM F E D RRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN. anriJP A LtP R JL R tfR C E ja n L PARL YN P, PiPflfcf. Ma wile, — hrleodanli. W t i c i o f a C T TW — T O : W ILLIAM F. M O W N 4PI Orlande Avenue Oca**.PMrtri*ttM) YOU ARB N 0TIPI1D that an adlan ta loracNaa a martpapa an Ma tai leering gragarty In SamlnaM County, FMrMa: Conriamlnlum unit A P at THK HAMPTONS OP HBATHROW I. a Condominium, according M tha Declaration at Conriamlnlum In Official Public Racarri* at Seminal* Caunty. Plarlria. MgaMar with an unrilvMtri Interetl In Ma mmmMuwllmwtjuail •■mpiTw jffynJTTTLfii hat bean 11lari against you anri A L A N H. G IN SB U R G anri H A R R I I T P. O IN S B U R O , R O B B R T C. R O H D IB anri ■ARBARA ROHDIE, G LE N OALE F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN, and WALTER V. P IE R C E anri D A R L Y N F. PIERCE, and you *r* required M sarv* a copy at your written ri*tense*. II any. to II an Bruce I . Blackwell. glalnllH't at­ torney, whose address I* U East Pin* itreat. Orlando. Plarlria. JMPt-1411. on or before August II. IPPI. anri IIM the original with tha Clark at Mis Court either feotara aarvlca an Plain tltfa attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise, a default will b* entered against yeu for the raliat demanded In the Comglalnt or Petition D A TED on tth day ol July. IPPI. MARVANNE MORSE Clark at M* Court By: Joan Brillent A t Daguty Clerk Publish: July II. IP. U k August LIPPI DEH 101 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE K IG M TIIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMI N O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. c a s e N O : ta n ts c A o e p C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S SECTION II. INC.. Plalnllll, VS. SHARI MANN. DsNnrianl NOTICE OP ACTION TO: SHARI MANN JlOWett llM ItSl Kansas City. MO MIPS YOU ARE NOTIFIED Mat an action M anlore* a lien on M* totlowing gragarty in Seminole Caunty. Florida Unit II. Building C. COACH LIGHT ESTATES SECTION II. a Condominium, according to Mo Declaration ol Condominium recorded In Official Records Book » n . Pag* IWO. of tha Public Record* al Seminal* County. Florida, anri Plrtf Amendment thereto recorded In Official Record Book I M Pag* IMP. of the Public Records of Seminoi*County. Florida ha* bean tiled against you and you ar* required to aerva a copy af your written defenses. If any, to It on RANDY HILLMAN. P la lnllll'* attorney, whose address Is Mi East Hiiicrest Street. Orlando. Florida 17S0I. on or bafor* August ]]. m i . and til* tha original with Ih* Clark ol Ml* Court either beIore service on Plalnllll'* attorney sr Imme diately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tha roliat demanded In the Complaint or petition DATE Don July ta. It*l CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT by Heather 8funner As Deputy Clerk Publish July It IS A August I. I. It*I DEH 1*4 Le g a l NoHea* W IK B rD P B M S R IP F 'B IA b A NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN Mat by vidua af Mat certain WrH af Baacaflan ttauari out af anri unriar Nw teat aflha OrcfeM Court af Orange Caunty. PNrlR*. Cata fCI f f / t w vpMi a hnat {uriflmanf ranriarari in I ha n - H D M W B nS ? CLASSIFIED ADS Scmlnolt 3 3 3 -3 6 1 1 ^ P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T f ^ HOURS CTPaB M S K i Bm • 1 Irip a i W * ■ ■ ■ !■ ! a t M U e e and camganlanahlp. LIB* moN/tomala in Baak mavM 'Yv* Wuaki" F .A Daa r .F L Fra# marital car*, trarwgar fallen, counce!Ing. privato t/W h feriaraaf In anri la the af aaM Can- *f?h*i aatri taM M M aattafy Ma term* af tatd Writ Oanatri P. EaUnpar, Sharlff SamlnaM Caunty. PMrtria Pubtfabari: Juty a August i. L a wlM Me taM an August a IPPI. DBH-SSS IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. RIGHT B IR T H JUDICIAL CIR CUIT. I M A M FOR S IM I N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASB N O i PI-MPI-CA-tPR B IN IP IC IA L MORTGAGE CO. O F FLORIDA. FMMIN. K IN N K T H J . C R O T TY . an unmarrMri man. anri arty unknown gotten* or unknown agauaaa claiming by, Ihraugh anri unriar K I N N K T H J . C R O TTY . anri K E Y FINAN­ CIAL S IR V IC IS , IN C . N O T K I OF ACTION TO: K E N N ETH J. CROTTY I Last known aririrasa) IM* Palmetto Avenue SanMrri. F L U T TI YOU A R I N O T IF IIO Matan action ta Mraclaw a marl|ap* on Ma property located on the »0 * PalmafM Avenue. SanMrri. Fiqr_ld# J17Tl. ria»crlbari a* v_ A 1. ^ P W W R ^ M N M r Jc SANFORD, according ma> ar plat tharaat w racarriari In Flat Bank I. page III, at the Public Racarri* at SamlnaM Caunty. Plarlria. ha* bean fIlari against you anri you ar* required to torvo a copy of your written defenses. If any, M It an MICHAEL A. VAN HOUTEN. ESQUIRE. Ma at ta rn a y la r the P la ln llll. B E N E F IC IA L M O R TO A O E COMPANY OP FLORIDA, said attorney's address It 114 South Palmetto Avenue. Daytona Beach. Florida H IM . na later Man August IP. it*I. anri tIM the original wlM Ih* Clark at Ml* Caurt either before aarvlca an Plaintiffs attarnay ar Immaril aMly thereafter, otherwise a default will b* entered against you tor the reflet demanded In tha Amended Complaint. D A TED this IIM day of July, IPPI. (SEAL) Mary arm* Mora* Clark ol M* Circuit Court By: RwM King Deputy Clerk Publish: July IP. IS A August I. 1IPP1 DEH Its IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O F TN B EIG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANIL FOR SEM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: PI-IMPCA-IAK NAVY ORLANDOFEDERAL C R ED IT UNION. Plaintiff, vs. JAMES O'CONNOR. SR. ANO ST A T E O F F LOR IOA. D E P A R TM E N TOF REVENUE. Defendant* TO: JAMESOCONNOR. SR M* Timberwood Trail Ovlsdo Florida AND ANY unknown peril** who may ba Inferestad a* hair*, davisaa*. grant***, assignees. Iterser*, creditor*, trustees, or other claimant*, by. through, unriar or against Mis Defendant whet* whereabout* Is unknown NOTICE OF ACTION YOU ARE N O TIFIE D Mat an adlan Mr foracMtur* of a mart gag* an the following proper ty: Beginning at tha Intersection ot tha south line at Country Club Road anri M* East Una af itw SW ta o fM a S W M a fH w S E M a f Section 15. Township IT South. Rang# 10 East. Seminal* County. Florida, thanca run Wasl. along told South Lin* ol Country Club Road 111 OP Mat; thane* run South IIS OP Mot; thence run East IIS 00 Nat to said East Line ot tha SW >• of the SW W ot ttw SE <«. Ihencs run North US 00 lest to the point ol beginning ha* besn filed against you and you ar* required to serve a copy of your written defenses t o It. It any. on JO H N C EN G LE H A R O T. P A . ISIS E. Llv ingston Street. Orlando. Florid* IJbH Plalnllll * attorney, an or before August 14. It*l. anri III* ttw original with ttw Clerk of this Court either before service on Plamlltf's attorney, or Irrw mediately thereafter, otherwise a dalaull wilt b* entered against you lor itw relief demanded In the Complaint lor Foreclosure WITNESS my hand anri teal ol Mis Court on July II. t**l ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE CLER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Publish July If. IS A August I. a. it* i DEH I** BCBTUC Wring i— I UgtoltSM r paalttone up fa sas/hr.Par IntiT^W^W W^NeKwr CaBHDGM W I ADO T O TO U R Foal arPtaaanf Family ruMaaf Oon'f Faafl Dan't Trust I Oees'tTaikl FUFS LOST OOGI MaM YarkN. Black ri P^wv» "MI pGau" la —^^e ^T^w -• • rPIfvRVy ra aeeuawrs Spring*. G IW AG O lfP Ptll Legal N olle# A F F t T NOW) Orlvars, aaeurlty ■uarrit. lenttors, war thou*• hat* anri rifle* hafp. twin train) HiFkanaFaa. A R I YO U R H L IA B L I A N D NAADW URKM GT Trirtf ttfe* M ERRY MAIDS. tMaakfy pay, M an-Frl., day hour a. Car ...................s h -m s i arty being tm atari In _ . . . Caunty, PNrMa mar* a rt ic u lg r ly riaacrlbari aa af lamlnaM Cawriy, PM rMt Will af 1 l : « A M. Wt Ma MM day at Aupuat A D IPPI, attar Mr aaM anri tall ta the highest bidder, FOR C A M IN HAND ANO tU B JB C T T O A N Y ANO A L L B R IITIN O LI1N4. af Ma Prant ttRRaaty Dear, at Ma afaga. af the l amlnaM Cawriy Court a 11 fM* waa aativarari M m* a* M tf tH af lamlnaM Caunty. PUrtWA and I ba w Mvtari tpwa ait the Mght. fffM anri________ the riafanriawt. Cacti Briwtn J r ., ha anri la lb* Unit PA, SAUSALITO, a Can 11 , ar r T i l n i Ib B fB H a ntlte v ..........af iM ia iH i a ftn dominium. Phaaa I, dated .. — *IfTA racarriari In D R . P I Papa a a Public R*cef SamlnaM Cawriy, Fieri- ItBaW.WRlH. I ■RSNCBRBGfl ■ G A K TFA Y I 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 C L A S S B IE D a# June A.0.1PHU* RMI earlefei caw onmtari: DwsaM R. AAan. PUlntm va. Land anri Hamat Root Itia M Invaatmant Com­ pany, inc.. Cacti Briwtn Ranar, Jr. M Vanaura CargeratMn af Saratata^gJInc .^ O * laiMant, i umn mim Orlondo - Winter Park Far DaNMia: la a a c a m * 17— N G T B G f y A O H M C rift A l CHILDCARE. On Idyilwllrie Dr. Bale b tovtop anvttarr. Tnt tor yaur child. RaMa. t » r i a wb. Far CBIBNaia tori fa tafy C*ri...----- M4-7W C N IL ri C A R B . my tantorri ►to*, to m m t CN ILO CA R B . (oddtars to 4 y*#rt. Bsparlanceri, refer M O TH B R -FA TN IR warn, our SanSard ham*. Gaari rafaa. OrovayarriahiftOK.Ml BO?* SMAROart M u i t b iswkarsl Cic. rafal CFR trained. Hal marie. TLC I Ceil M U ila S M A L LG U A U TV HOME LIKE D a y c a re A F ra tc B a a l. NOTICE OF PUBLIC NBANING Tha SamlrwN Caunty Board *1 County Cammitsiarwra will hairi a public hearing In Ream W -m at Me Caunty larvtcat Bullring, SanMrri, Plarlria. an August a IPft. A T I BS F.M.. or a* prtgrewl Playgraenrii R a M fU cja w -i,— .m r t ia SMALL DAYCARE, TLC tor krtloi b Mririara. Hot maalt, jjc ^ a M f jD a ^ ^ ^ ^ W II* aid* Mo tail ■IG V BSTS TO DBZOND I. I X X O N O IL CO . IF IH -IS ) NIXONB A-1. AOrilC U L TU R I T O PCDb FL A N N IO COMMSRCIAL DISTRICT - A partfan at Mt 11. liavla CaMny Campany't SuferivlaMn, FB 1, Fag* 7), to IactMn la -i u i. Further deterIbari aa at Mo northeast earner *f SR 4M anri Mitchell Hammock Read. DISTRICT II That* to attendance will bo heard anri written comment* may ba IIlari wlM ttw Land Management D epartm ent. Hearing* may ha continued from time to lima at found necessary. Further details eveiiafeto by calling m i IK . ■at. 7444. N O T I: Persons ara arivlaori Mat It May with to appeal any decision mode at M lt matting. May will naari a record af ttw priK * * d!fifS-o* ri..Jp r- ouch— gaati1 May may waari-to''O a u n M L 'procaarilnga la marie, which racarri Include* ttw testimony anri avirianca upon which ttw appeal la to b* bated, par Sartlonit*.oi05. Florid* , Slatufas. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLECOUNTY. FLORIOA BY: HERB HARDIN. DIRECTOR LANO MANAGEMENT Publish: July 15. itai DEH 111 DR A Lira naari CriO irtar. Gan •rri/Ruitoar/Raairiantlal. Call far Mia t-aaa-aa-Mri SS— T r a i n i n g A C R u c a tfo n 43— L — I t t f Y lC G S -B A N K R U P TC Y tram IIM* ■•DfYORCE f r a m t t f B R jM a M g ^ fM ra a y J 49— M is c G lta n G O H s PANAMAS CRUISE. S day*, hotel paid. Good fill May r i *1. i potato, a m m aiaa TIR E D r i Mw will doubleI Secured. j s a j i IM i I SS— B w i i w u O p p p r l u n H tw AP FOR DAB LB FRANCNISI HUDDL■ HOUSE RESTAU­ R A N T. Financing aourcat _B «»kLfei»_*8r_ .Ire ne hit* to * ________ FU LL OR PART TMM. ce->pNt A Individuals, tor business of yaur own. Earn SI 1.000 par rnonm........................ U P ril* MAKE " ■ I G " MONEY at ham* to your spar* time. No sailing. For free Info sand salt addressed stamped envelope to: C. Thomas Asiac.. PO Bos W illi, Lk. Mary, FIM7W R ISTA U R A N T/P IZJIR IA for rant. wlM equipment Seats 04 Ready to epan. Corner lit la n d lllh SI, Sanford. Call anytime, let 1141___ *1— M o n p y t p L t n d M T0CM M TT Non* bad bankrupt? Naari a car, boat or hem* loan! No dawn payment leans arTAngflPtl 696''99V9 For the curmnlroto coil.. «• I Canfad Chartarw MaiMlBafaaanSAM-ls a a a VO LT a * a TEM PORARY S IR V K B S • IN D IR T , D B L IY B R T AND FRSSS OFBNATORS NSRDBD l Full anri aart Ifm* work availafela Apply In paraan: 7J7 N Nwy 17-fl. Srito i*L Langeianri. a*MB77 Atoka a rifftoranca to yaur life anri Me IIM r i attwrtl Cam* Irinaurtlaffl Ap*fy: WB Mri MnvflM Ava SanfWri. JL A JU M -C O N S T R U C T I O N JOBS** n -H t lp W n n S ^ Wtvare Frif pffffiffWfit Sfi9 ............. t i p tan 11-raMN. 71 anri m turn* flu* salary anri Banaflte. f : ceilanf worktop environman! to a aa^a^tri^ar r^tfa^l ‘ i l i an dcbartBSSi U M L llv r.V M I »««»*«»»«S‘ Mature, lavaafela granri ariy fa car* far i to my I i M-Thru. M I R**fy: P -t, U «- ^ mi m m * asaa T1 •Mfig grBwifr# CMYfip^ITJf' I top Mr as*- pointer* wlln I to i^D rlva ra lk o nao A trawa FOETAL Mri L I I 1 .1 1 /hr. New apart. Far warn anSappilcritoncrit Hi ma Inspect racalvari. •toctrfcri/machanicri part* anri ML A T. I . central. Reply I* D D K Daa « 7 . The SanMrri Herald. PO Dm taa?, f p ia n n a ri lrik i...i TaMS/NR Ml Full top. braehuraa. phana. ale. Full-time aria* manag to yrs. aaparlanca to i aa. M F . 11-IFML tlaity, Stu Mac Daria, m a n . Lake Mary, Lat a talk. Fart tim e, tlaat paaltian. ftia 'rtowitfR iY ilriW iUMMi n^^ETIDf iriHaalMCar Car* ...BOG Bep. cal up/paurar . Flberglassaxp. hatprui. MlracM MorfeM, Mt-TPB Career mtoriari Inrifvriuai. Sal ary -t cammlaa.....ril T W a n D U m ir / IH U K N O g H M M Must have good work anri driving racarri. Must ba neat anri dean. Call M-P, P L ask Mr Jan, M l 4*14 F/T. M-P. 7 -l:» . Apply: MM AAA Dr. Heathrow. aaofMI f Muri have ret. rial ty tram. Must boat least ICyr*. etri. No tcparianc* nocaaaary. Hart r i IS par hr. Aeariabaaafm-riit SICURITY OFFICHRS • weakly pay, SU E par hour to start with regular rritas plus banafita. For prmtigiaua utili­ ty company In DaBary. H I Fla. driven llcans*. good credit history and able to pat* drug Mat. Currant Fla. guard IKama ar cartltkato required. Metre Security to Orlande................... H I L B R smuRKtoo Call M5-C51S In my ham*. Fart time. Own BARN tl**.tleaa W IB K I StuH tranapartatNn. W H IM . •Htwmppkri At mmm, ph cvmi T U U M M IT IR S S IN D IA S I Mi Gafritw DMtrMwMrs, PO Das ITlUe-C, We re open anri making ago to TXnPkfWSK T --c e n s H W s w rd* . » ^ ...........'>r»rn. W I I I T| " -IM rtrw / Mej trus.ir^«4-------Jmsanatlttoijl Catf LMa tar __________ ♦ iK ta iia a n a -m i MririuMritiB Maedad I Apply to paraan: WANT TO S E T RICNf Multi Mathews Assoclata*. Inc. (aval I* ttw way tori* It I I 4 Park North DW byiaa-m i **5 Hickman ClrcM. Sanford. E X P E R I E N C E D T R A C TO R T R A IL IR DRIVER wanted. *25(5715 weakly -5 benefit*. Must pass physical and drug I Will train! t-»t-i asam. Short hauls within Fler1 4 -llT U W O t O r Ida Call 57*4185____________ R c io a jo t r M C T0 B T H O t B I I J The Sanford Herald has direct Challenging QC pealllan* In doer dear aalaa petitions North Orlando tor enthusiastic availakla today I reliable parson. Must have cJu m cx TU $ $ s tiaxlbl* work tchariuM. Own vehicle anri phone required. Manriay-Wadnaariay, 4 4PM No fa*. Remedy Personnel (P la ila lo ) Pay By Commlslon. Ta apply: Step by weekdays. 14PM. atk lor Davo. The Sanlord Haralri. M0 IM tG A TN M I M T M L E I N. French Ay*. Sanford Eiperlancari w/rirlver* lie. m am * Warthousc/Drivtn to LET A SPECIALIST % L DO IT! t-A 4 * vV' “ T S n d C tG R rtn fl L A N D C L B A R IN G . till dirt, backha*. Mariar sMrh. hauling apri clean up. CountryWUM Oavalapamant. * 0 7 X 1 0 5 yarm M M M o m tm n H Q M E tf f llM C L J ttJ tt] n n T S rZ S T S sparkle far summer! Camp. riatai) aarvicat............ M briW HEADLINE IS I Most cart t o Wagam |7L Vinyl Mg* W up. Carpet M is d e t a il ft^asr H IM . I .M O o I l i i l . l K HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All typatcanttrudMw. Ret/Cam m a a a s.G.BriMt.CDCatWK • kDOIT IONV All remodeling (beauty srtrkt T raebNihaati Ratarancaa. Mala eaiaatw SPRING C lIA N IN O BLUEST Rata* tram t a A «*. CaU Jayl Rat/camm................ ataCM7 ^ G IK rttG a O H r J M M I COttCRITE Quality anri daanllnata I* guaranteed II yrs residential aiparlanca. 711 a w / a »M )7 CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne ■ari I Man Quality Opera nan i m - a a / m i m E Ig cM c a I MASTER ILECTRICAM. Lie A ins. Rewiring- additions 14 hr*, avc. call*..... - ......m 7171 n n r n f B n n ™ work Law 1 * 1 Fra* ast. Wood, chalnlinh A raMirs m a*JI [ O ^ G iitr ^ bUILDlNO. remodeling A ra pair* Deck*, dacha, doers. sern and l k 4004*54______ CARPENTER All kinds at horn* rap*1**, painting A ceramic til* Rkb*rri Orate..... a I-M il C A R F I N T R V . M ASO NAR T painting anri IIM work. Fra* estimate* List'd Call m a m C l t o n in g S rirv k ri Hom o liwDfovm Gtit AFFORDABLE CMaaMg Sec. Quality raliabM stork Fra* estimates................. »*5I** CATHY'S CLEANINO SER V­ ICE Reference*, reasonable trim Licensed I Celt m 7*70 SAVE MOREY! C A U US! settle tea* Handy Man S T K C T C S T carpenl ryl Ham*, olllct. kitchen, b a t h im iu r L a n d B C D D in i a a J A S CTFRBSS* a. Mutch or pUw bark tl* yd picked up Can rieilvar Cypres* lumber 4 Fence maMriri cuf M ar­ riar 1 * mil** smat of Wstlva River Hwy 4A N 4 M 1 H M Law n I g ty K o COM PLETE Gaatoy Lawn A Landscaping. Tree Service A Irrigation, camprilllvo rata*. traaaatlmatasSunny'sm 7*1* . LA Mm CARB. prafaaaMnri aarv lea. dependable. Ilcansad. Fraaestimata*. n a a LAWN CARE, tree atiimates. U and up. Senior discounts Trash removal m 1711 LAWN M AINTBNANCB C lfU Rtlfcitl/Lfw Rates! Call Tam.........m a m R A N D Y'S Q U A L ITY LAWN. Complete car*, dean ups Sine* Itw Praaaat.1 UIA71* M a s o n ry TWP MASONRY. Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations Lie d a ins H I Mta/SMaur concept H o m t R t p o lr s RON C O L L l l T o S mariaS gt Carpentry, rooting, painting "No lab la* small I" *H a m M o v in g A H a u lin g * e e HA UL I NO. y a r d trash, appliance*, furniture, trash al any kind! Richard......171-77*1 B A R HAULING. Yard trash, appl. turn Cheap, on timel 115 uo Call Rev K l-T H l P a i n t in a A A N EXTERIOR PAINTING A pressure clean. SAVE a m Lte./traaattl 1t**ll*4 DICK FINOLA'S FA IN TIN G . Quality warkl Inl/Eit., Llc'd A Inaurari. Fraaarit m t l » (X P E R T FAINTING A Pres*. Waabtog. Repairs. Inl/aat. Free ast. tlrr*. 707 0*51 N O U S I F A IN T IN G . 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Ri B rn p filW a n to f _ m i N r | i» o m m s » t« m b r ,* i . a tM k .M W .iM i. a i m ii" " n in ir t r n i v i •n m s m x W **--jTIW BPn rWW* M -F .O n y W W M H lM .m y W RR/tauaeryprtol. «n u t il it y tk i iit-wnitdt»wm Trtytex/ tent s a n f o n d -t w o a io a o o M . Ila a r. C H A . w/w carp*' AvoitobtoAuguot Ht.aam ia Call anytime. SLEEPER M P A w/ matching Lov* Mat. picture*. braaa A glau S »l»ll atorge*', wicker Ian*, decorator Itom*. wicker Unaiahaadboard.Mirw *$300 SPECIAL* Move to tar *1001 I Single »tery studies. Many a ilra i IncI. O ulatl Nlca landscaping. O a -a lt a n a a a t a r t taka •A i u a t l K A a l B rr* W in n lf f lf l 113— Parfcinf Space For Rent Unfurnished / Rent ABSULUTLEY ^ ''-W a T— Bw mn pat n r r It dawn tor V#t» ■ A littla moro ter other* Brand now 1 bedroom 1 bath homo* with a car parago* from 5510. total monthly paymantt. •TABLE A TWO WINDSOR Chair*, drop loot, country tty la Solid wood mad. oak tlnlih. Partaci lor apt. or km hltchanlSWatlrm.aaaUM TMEIff MVMHTS horn* I Pool, privacy lanca yard and kjjgifc. jB M W A K » TftKkTppTTO¥tttl — -TMOSaato-dAv*--------- -a bdrm. IW hath black ham*. Family rm, lirtplaca. Mcurlty -SANFORD •lowly : M rm wim fancad y a rd , ■ a c t llt n l nalghbarhoad. 1130 par wook piu* U H daaaalt. Call m m * NO MOM BY DOWN •■capl lot, tap. title. otc Spaclou* 1 bedroom. 1 bath home. Frath paint Inklde and out, with now root. Bank will halp with tlnancr, with otlor at W A tH B B /O R Y C * . -M a y ta i­ ga t. OBO: TV VCR. Curllt MUlhit. *300. P R IIIR R . Admiral IT cu. It. WINDOW AIR CONOITIONCR. 70.tQO UTU. » 1 » Goad condl H O T ! ! * 4 mwithl It! manPm 41 N t % APR).............. CAN Mr. Payna CaurtokyUoad Car*, m i n i h o n m a i r j ________________ Bdual Houolng Opportunity I LONQWOOO/LK. M A R T aroa. 1,000-1,TOO tq. It, with or without A/C otficat. Starting i r n Mclntwah Point, p p w m SANFORD - I.JJ0. 1,515. AlOO tquara foot Ovallabta. _________Call Ml ?004________ TME Ilf PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN STENSTROM except lax. tag. DIN. ate ngg DO DOC OMNI a door, b la c k l A u to m a tic . A / C . ttaroa powor ttooring Only 10.000 mlMit Only *13**1 par REALTY, INC. Mfc Ktt and seH more property than anyone In the Greater Sanford/lafce Mary area. Limited lime Offer Courtaay U u d Car*. 107171 WYNN I WOOD 4/1 Split plan. Porch, wall trood. Nncad back yard Naad* a bit olTLC Only..............*54.100 1.2, ft 3 BEDROOMS LOW CASH TOB.7% MTO. Lakafron! 1/7 In Hlddan Lak* Whaalchalr acctti. graat room, many xtra* 1/7.»00 RENTSSTARTING FROM 1 NORM. I BATH on 1/4 acra ott Santord Ava 1 car garaga. workthop. graat tar tmall bwtinaut us.ooo m con 1»»—Pets 4 Supplies (lit Month Only) PINKCRBSTl/l a POOL A partm ents Juit in tlma. Cornar lot. You can tan it on our olllco vldto! 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A/C. tilt w htol. crulM. low low miNkl Call m 4*3 brown A whlta lit A 3nd khotk Dt worm ad Partnft on p/tmltat *750 XM 174 >540 1JJ— Condominiums Co-Op/Sate Step Up Into A Great Apartment! 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath r TW O LO TS, toned « 1. (Rati dontlal ting la family) S. San lord aroa. City watar avail able Canvanlant to tchooit. churchat and thopping. *70.000 ll/m tor both Sarlout Inquirw* call col loci 404 77* 7140 AKC O E R M A N tH E P N E R D PUPS Champion bloodllnot. O FA corlltlad. black and tan MtOaach................. 545 7750 GROOM)NO A T ITS F IN E S T, ovar 71 yrt proltkkional aap Vtt rtcommandad 145 147a SMIH T Z U Puppla*. A K C . 4 L A L IQ U E G LA S S W A R E . In dudat car makcol. 3 R Lab qua bowlk. alko lin t cut c r y t t a l and Ja p a n a k a portalamprayar (toll Call U0 oa«0 Vktoriin Country Carousel 110 So. 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The type best suited to 1S i L a particular patient should be s iS v l chosen by a qualified urologist S j* w ho Is fam iliar with (he patient’s • IwhSt age. state of health and prefer* JSEj ences. There are no standard i| W W W coots for the prostheses. since IS fin al I the cost o f each device la In* M A e to j eluded in the entire surgical JJ * expense for Implantation. ] ! gJJJJ Therefore. I cannot answer tSFraew your question more fully except jaslprl to say that penile prostheses are *' JJ? a godsend for many men who tSM W * o t h e r w i s e c o u l d not enj oy m m i i norm al sexual relations: you |7 p w s should direct your specific ques* *• J J * * (Ions to a urologist. m h LJJJ. 1 am sending you a free copy of $4 Of ben m y Health Report "A n Informed i t lls ts f Approach T o Surgery." Other P f f readers w ho would like a copy *” " • should send $1.25 plus a lotlg. __________ s e lf-a d d r e s s e d , stamped f n f H ] envelope to P.O. Box 91369. ‘ i M edicine, how ever.' l In (renting this either case, the r I'm happy to nave another go. AN0 Nti MOTWK ALWAYS WORRlB? THAT |'D NEVER AMOUNT TO ANYTHIN*.. 5UTPER IN A 6L0RI0U5 6RANP NEW 5UPFIR DISH SDSUULUUflEOTMi A B O U T J0HW5LXXAJUS S TA M P ) l a oa & M X b c o u ld pe a I ca o fu a or V ^ -i/ ---------------- \ Aft/IUGE SOMBUHIfc D W rffc IB (U P ttU O M C E A U D .CGUES ffc FIRST STAMP J T D flK D e A J C t t T M P 5 0 » MIUIOUS A) A O A U P 'f t m .. 43MB THE THAAK4iOU ill ) hiii. 1 i!v j u •J.-1M l l . - J. ' Ji l M.-J . I I I •J ) -l.'Jt i\ l .1 I *1M|| l . l l i J ( .1 I J .1 ' Jl Jthi J.'Ji J . I I I J. J. -Jt i i I I .M l i t l( ] iM iiii .-j m r 1 JIM • Jt JM I I JM 1 I M l . 11 I .It h i l l J M I - J I! hi J .11 I M J I M l .1 t i l l . J M J JM .11 j Jt I . I M l i l l t J I III. JIIM II . J .11 II 1 M il 1 i ' l l 4 -I 0 (I H I -1 -II J b u m If I am walking on them, and at night I get Charlie horses. I’ve had all kinds of tests from fam ily doctors and a neurologist, but all I get Is a prescription for pain — no opinion or help. W hat’s the story? D B A S R E A D E R : Your sym ptom s o f burning feet and nocturnal leg cramps suggest a circulatory disturbance. When d e p r iv e d o f n u trie n ts and oxygen, nerves will often cause burning and numbness. Simi­ larly. muscles will often contract and cramp In the absence of adequate blood flow. B ecau se you r doctors are scratching their heads, I suggest MOTE U jrm THE SW M PO M fT HOO 43MEr Alter. th£.|]iree club tricks and (« 5 Otf? MONEY'S GONE M5 T/ KMRA Slj VttATIOttIfttOUWttIVt small extra chance to make a contract. It bears no fruit. Either the cards are so friendly that even the second-best play would w>rk. or they are so foul that n . thing works. But if you keep trying, eventually a hand will _____e alon ____ on which your com excellent technique Is rewarded. If you w ould like to test yourself, cover the East-West cards in this deal from Ron Klinger's "G uide to Better Card P lay." and plan your line of play In three spades. West starts by cashing three club winners and then switches toa diamond. There arc days when you wish your partner had stayed In bed. North had that feeling when he heard his partner open three spades. But luckily no one doubled — and South even made the contract. she dum m y and cashed the heart winners to discard his diamond loser. Now the problem was to avoid two spade losers. If the o p p o s in g trum ps w e re divided 3*3. there was nothing South could dex he would have to lose tricks to the Jack and king. But If they were breaking 4*2. he had one chance: an opp on en t holding Jack dou* bieton. (Finding someone with king doubleton would do no good, as the Jack would even­ tually scoreatrick.l Declarer ruffed a diamond to get back to hand, cashed the spade ace and continued with the spade queen. South felt the appearance of the Jack was only right and proper. West won with the spade king, but declarer ruffed his heart return, drew trumps and claimed nine tricks. ♦ K 7• 4 fN Itl ♦ IS7 ♦ AKQ (0 1 9 9 1 . NEW SPAPER TERPRISEASSN. EN acquaintances are familiar with the end results of what you your credentials today. If you attempt could lead to a de­ have to associate with strangers, pression based more on fantasy J s l y M , 1991 than on fact. Be realistic, as well Do not make changes merely you may feel Insecure. as optimistic. SCORFIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) for change sake In (he year T r y t o b e g r a t e f u l a n d ahead. If things are going well AiUSS (March 21-Aprll 19) where your career Is concerned, appreciative today of who you Although you’ll be Inclined to arc and what you have. The treat others In a friendly, gener­ don’ t rock the boat. LBO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) It grass Isn’t as green In the other ous manner today, your good might be very difficult for you to gu y’ s garden, as you've led Intentions might go by the be complimentary toward others yourself to believe. boards when you have to deal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. with difficult people. today. Rather Ilian praise, there is a p o s s i b i l i t y y o u ’ ll use 21) You tend to have a some­ TAURUB (April 20-May 20) In sarcasm or pul-downs. Get a what Pollyanna view of life jum p on life by understanding today. This Is well and good, order to achieve Important ob­ the Influences governing you In provided you don't have to deal jectives today, you must take the year ahead. Send for Leo’s with cold, hard developments. Into consideration all the con­ tributing factors. Treating them Astro-Graph predictions toduy Reality could be unnerving. Indifferently will lessen your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. by mailing $1.25 plus a long, 19) Even though you'd like to chances for success. s e lf - a d d r e s s e d , stamped GEMINI (May 21-June 20) envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this collect what you feel you're Your Judgment Is usually predi­ entitled to from others today, newspaper. I’ .O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be this might not be the right time cated upon conclusions you ar­ to tighten the screws. Walt until rive at after sober thought. sure to state your zodiac sign. However, under pressure today, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) conditions are more receptive. you may make rash moves as a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Your chances for fulfilling your ambitious Intentions are a bit Instead o f trying to remake result of fear or Insecurity. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If slim today. Tills is because you friends Into your own Image may first have to resolve pro­ today, be appreciative of their you do not think well of yourself blems you previously created for I n d i v i d u a l i t y . A n y o t h e r today, and should you have to approach could create unneces­ deal with someone who makes yourself. you feel poor in the realm of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) sary friction. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) If accomplishments, you’ll humble You’re likely lo feel comfortable In places where friends and your attitude Is negative today. yourself unnecessarily. YOUR BIRTHDAY J ohum ANY F A H C M c * I f UPC- JH§ TIPS — \ . ^ HP o n c e v o o v c HfcV, KIP6. DON’T '/ / / / / / / / A S T E fttP THAT... t «r c o m b s AHP 6 °S f o u t T W SAMP WHFJ0 ////////// P»Vf*> 72S by Leonard Starr ANNIE Y 'f> p e c T * £ T RofcoTtAMi! COME HERE A MINUTE l HCWDOVOUSPEU. 'TKSRkSSIN S’*? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81f552134f8fdb3108c793bbb2a5faa7.pdf a2b97f6b075bfa6653b252da99f2cbb8 PDF Text Text NEWS DIGEST Lake Mary wants one but questions remain where and how to develop it ■ - I— ------- H f l d Staff W fW r______________________ _________ LAKE MARY - The overwhelm ing m ajority o f more than 300 reatdenta who responded lo a city lurvey aald they favored developm ent o f a downtown, officials aald Saturday In releasing the However, leas than three dozen people showed __ _ . A m nu»tin< at rttv hall to discuss U.S. 17-02 would Include a core near C ity H a l which Fred Haibwcfc o f Herbert Halback Inc. promlaed would maintain "tredttloaal values" and an Industrial and commercial center near the 1-4 corrid or at Ha outer Hadt. The 11-quest Ion survey showed that only 17.1 survey and offer suggestions of where and percent o f the respondents favored payin g h r h<S k £ f<i t ^ te tly T rw d S n f S dS toru S y! atudy- developm ent with property tases. though the Ing the multitude o f c o l ^ l map* t a c M to th e oppon en ts were n ot visib ly present at the m eeting. The survey showed that the vast walla around the room. Some took ***” In a prospectus on downtown developm ent m ajority o f respondents (72.86 percent) prefered that th e new downtown be financed by state and provided which has been handling the master plana for the federal grants and private donations. In response to th e tax question on the survey city. . „ The Drooosed downtown area, a two and a half Yessiree! Another 4th of Ju ly celebration right here in city T h ere's a lot o f good-news stories In Sanford. Read about that In a special supplement to the Sanford Herald Inside the newspaper today. Raiders ink Celape SANFORD — Seminole Community College baseball coach Jack Pantelias reached Into his own backyard to sign one o f Seminole county's beat players as the veteran mentor goes about the Job o f rebuilding the Raiders program back to one o f the best IM P M IIE Putting a Ilf# back togathar W hen 16-year-old Robin Bowlin came out o f a com a after an automobile accident, she couldn't m ove. Thai w as In February. Today the Sem inole High School Junior dances with the sc h o d 's award-wtnn Ing team, the Dazzlera. lea craam contest postponed LAKE MARY — Saturday's planned Ice cream eating contest to benefit the Central Florida branch o f Ih e A rth ritis Foundation was postponed until July 37. T h e contest was planned as part of a fund-raising festival that was to be at the Victoria Square Shopping Center In Lake Mary. Other events at the event scheduled fo rm a t month Include rallies, a dunk lank and a pizza party. Homs at last SANFORD — Navy Petty Officer 3rd class Paul Van Duaen has returned to the United States from service In Operation Desert Storm. His parents. Harvy and Nancy Van Duscn. 119 G rove Lane. Sanford, have received word that their son is now back at his regular duty station In Long Beach. California. Van Duaen was stationed oh board the USS Princeton, a guided missile cruiser. During the tim e the ship was operating In the Persian Gulf. It struck two mines and was severely damaged. Although It was scheduled to return to the United States earlier, the ship only recently was repaired sufficiently lo make the trip. Van Dusen’s father said he was (old. "th e ship w ill now go Into drydock for further repairs at Long Beach for at least six m onths." Van Duaen. who was bom and raised In Sanford, and graduated from Seminole High S ch ool, p resen tly Uvea w ith his w ife In California. It la not known when he will be able to make his first return visit to the Sanford area since his deploym ent In the Gulf. Steve Parrish, manager ol the Jaycees' fireworks sale, a fundraising pro)ect for the non-profit group, unpacks some of the explosive sale Items in tha tent at the corner ol French Avenue and Seventh Street In Sanford. The fireworks In the tent. Ihe first o f several to be set up along U.S. 17-92, will be on sale through Thursday. Warning issued for fireworks use Lady picks fflowara, facas trial WASHINGTON — Picking up objects along the sheets and In the woods was common for Jason Burner. Last year. Ihe 12-yearold found a potent firecracker that lore o ff much of his right hand when It exploded. The Incident, which Ihe Champlln. Minn., boy's father calls "traumatic for the whole family." added Jason to the ranks of thousands mulmed every year In Rrcworks mishaps. laist year. 12.000 Americans sought hospital treat­ ment because o f fireworks ueeldents. the l onsuiner M ARIETTA. G a — A woman who said she picked Row ers at an office Dark for her grandm other's grave was ordered to stand trial next month on a theft charge. Rebecca T . Andlng. 39. o f Cobb County was ordered to aland trial Aug. 19 for snipping u dozen tulips at New Market Business Park lost Easter Sunday. Andlng aald at her arraignment Friday that she took the Rowers. But she pleaded Innocent and asked for a Jury trial. From sta ff and w ire rep orts Partly Cloudy Product S afety Commission said Wednesday. About two-thirds o f the accidents occurred near the Fourth of July. "I thought It couldn't happen to me. and I paid the price h ea vily ." Jason said during a pre-July 4 news conference by the CPSC lo call attention lo the dangers of fireworks. "C hildren think th ey're Invincible." his father said afterward. The firecracker that Jason found — called a salute — Is outlawed by federal law. Bui about three-fourths of C l M l a f s t y . Fags S A A ttack b e g in s on first food irradiation plant Associated Press Writer Partly cloudy with Ihe high In the low to mid 90s and a light wind. SANFORD - Ah. remember the good old days when the Fourth o f July was a day to prommenade down the main street o f town, chat with your friends, picnic In the park and w rap up Die festivities by watching a spectacular fireworks display after dark. W ell, those days have not gone the w ay o f the steam locm otive and the horse-drawn carriage. A t least not In Sanford. Thanks to the efforts o f Steve Alford, the Second Annual People’s Fireworks Extravaganza w ill bring the spirt o f an old-fashioned celebra­ tion to life In downtown Sanford. "T h e community has supported this program from the beginning.” aald Alford w ho has directed an am bitious fund-raising campaingn w hile making the arrangements for the day-long celebration. T o date, he has raiaed 84,630 toward the 69.300 he w ill need lo pay for the pyrotechnics and the carnival games. Including a Moon W alk for the youngsters. Alford Is confident that the people o f Sanford w ill come through with the rest o f the money. If the money la not raised, howev­ er. Alford said the fireworks display w ill have to be shortened In length. T h e events planned for the day w ill begin at noon. Most w ill take place at Fl. Mellon Park, though there w ill be a few functions at the Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe. L iv e m u a lc a l a c ia w ill be perform ing In the park throughout the day. At noon Jim Spencer will perform, followed by T u ff A d and the Jam es Peterson Blues Band. A reggae band will perform at (he hotel. T h e Celery C ity Crulaere w ill Join Ihe Tim e Travelers Club and Mld-31 Corvettes In putting on a classic car U l M C sla b ra tisa . Pago BA TAM PA — Fear Is driving a consum er group's m edia b litz against the nation's first commer­ cial food Irradiation plant, and state officials warn it has the potential lo eausc a major public health scare. Radio spots begin airing Monday on 57 radio stations throughout Florida with an alarming message: "What If you found out that those fresh fruits and vegetables everyone keeps telling you to eat more of. m ight... kill you?" The 60-second spot, sponsored by the New York-based Food ft Water Inc., goes on lo say. "Ingesting radlatlon-exposrd foods causes genetic damage, which can lead to cancer and birth defects." Florida Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford called the ad "alarm ­ ist propaganda" and tried to head off a panic by distributing federal g o v e rn m e n t a s s u ra n c e s th at exposing foods to small amounts ot radiation ts a safe way lo extend its 1 What if you found out that those fresh fruits and vegetables everyone keeps telling you to eat more of, m ight... kill you? g -R a d io com m ercial shell life or lo kill bacteria. "T h ls ad relies on the worst kind of scare tactic." Crawford said. "It encourages the public to lx* afraid of something they don’t know much about. It provides no facts, only sensational lies and threats." He em phasized no irradiated m eals, fruits or vegetables are currently bring produced or sold In Florida, and If such food does become available. It must be clearly marked to give consumers a choice. Food ft W ater Is leading an International coalition of consumer groups hoping that day never comes. Their target ts Tampa business­ man Sam Whitney and his com- p.iny Vindicator of Florida, which plans to open the nation's first commercial food Irradiation plant In rural Mulberry In mid-August. II tlu- radload rampalgn doesn't scare c o n s u m e rs Into u r g in g supermarkets to boycott Irradiated food — thus ruining W h itn ey's business prospects — the media campaign will go nationwide In August. And If the plant dor* Indeed go nil line. Food ft Water threatens Its biggest salvo — organizing a global boycott of Florida's 86 blllion-a-year produce exports. "Vindicator is gambling w ith Flor­ id a 's e c o n o m y .” said W a lte r Hurnstetn. head of Food A Water. "A n d worse. It's experimenting with Ihe nation's health." Not only does food Irradiation cause cancer. Burnsteln argues, but It can cause kidney danu^e and chrom osom al abnorm alities and deplete Ihe nutritional value of food by changing Its molecular structure. W hitney calls ihe whole campaign an "act of desperation" and said It w ill not stand In Ihe way o f his S6 .H m illion plant. "W hen people realize It's nothing more than scare tactics. I think it will backfire." he said. "I'm nol a doctor. I'm not a scientist. All I know Is If It rould kill you. why would Ihe U.S. Food and Drug Administration approve It?" The FDA. Agriculture Depart­ ment. World Health Organization and the governments of more than 30 nations have approved Irradia­ tion for use on such foods as poultry, pork, fruit and vegetables. In plants with 6-foot-thlck. leadlined walls, the food* travel down a conveyor Ix-lt and are zapped bv S ee Food. Fag• SA �I -- ^ *v / - f.- ; - SI .. Sms*. a a e r n t w _____ ■ ........ ■ ■! » •• E REG 4*? ■ ^■ 1 “ />0 j 2 -a---i--e uciunl p>i||n„ m illion reports o f a news T h e y 'v e go t p ollu tion ■ m i i t i n f -------------•• - — a.w W S eJdrti Stsnstrom- »- , •-*> «ff » , t a >H. «. ?.y A i t , Agriculture workers get pay raises m M fejr the p n m c M D w ttta r. , TALLAHASSEE — About 900 o f th e m o s t p o o r ly p a id er he announced the S400.000 in pay hikes. Low pay hss caused many employees to leave the depart­ ment. and turnover is particular­ ly acute among chemists w ho spies. A t W e were under the lm* that the flt. P iu t mank a Conner Pacific Coast hurter nam ed Pran k Often. the chemists arm the ty vw w wily wtwh w w i ftwvwii n|pui s w w v m newly elected City Commissioner Carolyn, • • n a v i'' HalMi m hm — mumi h*U4 I nnmwnrt wily n v i r ■ m purnivw nvwwuiiivi| iw iin defeated opponent J. Russell Grant for the « u i but as many as 64 percent o f the ch em isis* jo b s w ere vacan t earlier this year. Most o f the raises are Intended for workers who hove assumed extra responsibilities over the years. Everglades cleanup, DUI custody among new laws Chiles, top staff also take pay cut on July 1 Jailed until sober budget that kicks in , ™ e DUI *■ Monday to make up lor bis adm itted political 0 m m s h s o tg iv in g fat raises to lo p personnel early Ifb lS N o major taxes are goin g up. although there are b ill p r o v is io n # C O n t t ln S tO t ig h t e n n u m e rO U S DUI l« W S a s s s A a r tts s s r,h ^ •^fah,2S^s,irFiorid* and Increased lulUon for university students. The price o f marriage, already difficult for some people to swallow, w Ilf be S 10 higher. T h e E verglades b ill, named In honor o f 101-year-old environmentalist Marjory Stoneman Draiglss enables state water managers to condem n and buy land needed to naturally filter w ater flow ing through the vast wetlands. It also allow s creation o f special tax districts to sugar cane grow ers and other agricultural interests to pay for the cleanup. The law Is aimed S ir o U io a n u m y n w a y S S a T O r. J -M AD O P flS lS tn t le t h Olld f . e f l i>lfO>d squarely at settling an expensive federal lawsuit Intended to stop farm runoff pollution In the Everglades. The prime sponsor. Rep. Ron Saunders. D-Key West, sold the law w on't result In Immediate cleanup but wlU give the state the necessary tools to g rl started. ■L“ l ^ endrtvin g suspects sU y In JaUfor^right hours o r un‘ “ their t ^ -slcohol k v c l l^ c h e s ^ O Q g ch rts Mueller. 19. died In the I960 collision In Orange County that happened a few minutes after the other driver had been released following a DUI arrest. Police testa Indicated the other driver was still drunk. . . . Another aspect of the law will perm it previous . which DUI convictions to apply In a flo rid * could lead to tougher penalties. And people driving drunk with minora could pay higher fines or serve longer jail terms. THE W E A T H E R T od ay...V a riab le clou din ess with a 60 percent chance o f m ainly afternoon showers. H igh to the tow to m id 90s. Ligh t lu m ta t-w ) Sunday. June 9ft 1M1 Voi S3. No » 6 Partly cloudy w ith a SO percent chance o f showers. Low In the mid 70S. Light wind. Monday...Partly cloudy w ith a SO percent chance o f afternoon High In th e low to m id 90s. Light wind. E xten d ed fo r e c a s t...P a r tly c lo u d y T u e s d a y th r o u g h Thursday w ith a chance o f showers. Highs In the tow to m id 90a and Iowa In th e m id 70s. ^5^ TvnwaraNrvt US MvkaneavvmigMlvi Off P FM D AY M aly C ld y t 1-72 S ATU B D A Y M aly C ld y t 1-72 8U N 0AV P U y C ld y S l-7 2 M ONDAY P U y C ld y B l-7 2 OaliavFt WVrtk Douvor © K r ..O FU LL IT M U M Min. 8:25 a.m.. 8:50 p.m.: MaJ. 2:15 a.m .. 2:35 p.m. TH M M i D a y to n a Beach: highs. 10:43 a.m .. 10:59 p.m.: Iowa. 4:47 a m .. 4:38 p.m.: N ew S m yrn a B each : highs. 10.48 a.m.. 11:04 p.m.: lows. 4:52 a.m.. 4:43 p.m.: C ecea Beach: highs. 11:03 a.m .. 11:19 p.m.: lows, 5:07 a.m .. 4:58 p.m. ii n i a n i at tv a ft u i n n 71 tract n n ta o n ;s n ta ji u n tract at m a rj 74 a tana « »» a W. Fatal Stack w TV 44 •I TV 7* TU E SD A Y P U y C ld y B l-7 2 Atlanta Saittmara bubs Chkj|a CbMimi CatunWta.se W aves are 2 feet w ith a alight chop. Current la to the south with a water temperature o f 83 degrees. New S m yrn a Beach: Waves are 1-2 fret and choppy. 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M H .M l d W W 'i p M ii �- «n .]iv< > .-•-•■ii 7 -- „*•* ftJ3 fV. •- ' v . '. J ' r\» i <* * -dV r- 7 ' ■ t•> .......................... •1 ■ ■ ■ — • • y&gg r 5MU ! >#/ j >'SM ED ITO R IA LS scheduled through July 22. IW 1 at l Toddler tim e (ages 2Vfc-3Vk) Is Tuesdays. 10:15 a.m.. through Ju ly 23. 1001. Toddter tim e w ill be followed by preschool story tim e at 11 a m . Thursdays are Special Features Day w ith the exception o f July 4. T h e activity that iwnaaOy would hove taken place then wM he held Wednesday. July 3. 1001. 1 0 *0 a m . The Mashed Potato Players wtH present "S top , Leah and Safari. ” The th eatrical trou pe travels throughout the state p resen tin g th e play. t+\ mts,i*f * * i {-Vufr/tA.r .«*,*.* from th e Florida State lib rary system In TaMahossee. The movto* are made from classics o r popular freeing the Ittm seems to *• JACK ANDERSON W ilder and Robb: Damage is done W ASHINGTON - In spite o f tost w eek's patch-tip o f the chfrdtoh feud between Sen. Charles Robb. D-Va.. end Virginia Oov. nougtoe Wttdsr. Democratic political opera­ tiv e s any the dam age to both men to Noon determined, though, not to let i's dhective get In the sray o f Ids ; adventures, as soon as the new travel he b e fm finding ways is • r-'z h ** _________________to attend a I In Manhattan. Sununu rmn m anderrrd a govern* m eat limousine to drive him to New York. F or Uw return trtp. he hopped aboard a corporate js t while the Umo and chaidfcur were sent l . ttumtmi’a curt reply when “ 1 don’ t have to check In advance far m y automobile tra vel." Even m ore troubling, the ch ief o f staff has been tooem ng vanom com panies 10 pcovioc nun ircc Sununu tfrW stoat1* a Corp. chartered b y Benefkrtsi Accom panying Sununu on the fligh t to Washing­ ton was B encfldal's ch ief lobbytot. T h e firm , which supplies consumer credit, has been lobbying aggressively against the Buah adm inistration's proposed reform s o f the banking induatry. Even If the ch ief o f staff's judgm ent Is not swayed by free a ir travel supplied b y corporal ions such as Beneficial, the apparent conflict o f interest It presents la Intolerable. ‘r f-t?’ X T*’ ■■~ * mmm . . . . . - .. V . > : ■mm The W hite House haa declined to release a list o! other corporations that have provided free flights for Sununu. But It Is lik ely moat If not all o f them had an interest In decisions made by Sununu or o th er adm in istration o fficia ls. Consequently. Sununu to comprom ising the W hite Huse by Marlin Fttxwster dePresidential o f corporate lets by stressing fended Sununu1* there to no law against it. ’ ’ft’s all fine according to the law . according to the rules and regulations." said F ltsw ater. T h a t lin e m ight Im press a Philadelphia lawyer, but It won't fool many other Americana. LETTERS Who does she think she is? la Shelia Sawyer running for some political office o r what? You would think so. with all her speeches and letter writing. She to supposed to represent 475 people who signed a petition to change the Lake Mary Charter. W ell, there are over 5.000 residents In Lake Mary and ■ great many o f us that she does not represent. W e feel fortunate to have commtoalonera who are all well educated, pro­ fessional people, not politicians. They have worked hard to keep Lake M ary's small town atmosphere w hile guiding our ffo w th . They challenged Florida Pow er Company to try to make our city safer and m ore pleasant to drive through; we lost, but they had the guts to try. You don't ta d any o f them on the police blotters. They are raising their families here and have drown they have Lake Mary's best Interests at heart. You should read the "Positively Lake M ary" section o f the June 23rd Sunday Sanford Herald for som e positive unbiased report­ ing on Lake Mary. * W hat dirty deed have our commissioners done to draw such accusations and mistrust from Mrs. Saw yer's group. Should we accept this group's recom m endations on what we spend our money on rather than the recommendations o f our elected officials. W e can hold them responsible If they goof, but can we hold Mrs. Sawyer and her group responsible for anything. Our com missioners and mayor were elected fairly by the m ajority o f votes cast. Now we should le i them do ihcir Job. They ore all accessible to hear our opluh ns and concerns and have asked for them. If you don't like what they do. vote them out. If they do som ething crim in al kick them out. But let them represent us who voted for them In the first place. If you think you can do a belter Job. m ore than Just heckle, threaten and second guess, then run for office. If the citizens o f Lake Mary are ready for a com pletely negative person, they will elect you. But don’ t bet on II. I should sign this: Lake Mary Residents Con­ cerned About the Concerned Citizens o f Lake Mary. Grace llauck Lake Mary . ^ ____ jw p ya C jL iiin L .itM r t m ay have been made UtogxUy, o f W ilder chatU ng about hto nem esis Robb o n a cellular phone. The cop y has belatedly HELEN THO M AS Abortion and the cry ‘Wolf!’ BOSTON — By now there to a numbing sameness to throe stories. A news bulletin comes out o f the Suprem e Court or a state legislature. Another restriction, like a twine o f bittersweet, has been wrapped around the right to choose abortion. In the newspaper and on television, adver­ saries appear In their usual postures. Pro-Ufers talk about "p rotectin g the unborn." Prochotccrs talk about "back-alley abortions.'' It all might have come from file footage. Abortion-rights leaders, on the defensive these days, update sound bites saying how "wom en w ill die.” T h ey recycle fund-raising letters bearing three-alarm messages. Ominous warnings are Issued about the overturning o f Roe v. Wade. Coat hangers are printed on buttons as grim rem inders o f the baa old days. Yet the week after the court decision to handed down or the legislation passes, the same number o f wom en are getting abortions. It ail begins to seem like a ritual. How do you know when there really to a w olf out there and what that w olf looks ilk e? This tim e, the scare com es from the bog* at Louisiana. The Legislature — a body constat­ ing o f 140 men and fou r women — has passed (he most stringent ban against abortion In the country. It makes exceptions only to save the life o f a woman, or for rape and incest under severely restricted conditions. If the Supreme Court takes up this case, there w ill be no way to avoid a head-on confrontation with Roe. But som e times the attention given to bans, the focus on whether or not the court w ll overturn the 1B73 decision, blind another reality. There Isn't one w olf readying for the final kill. There to an entire pack, and they're already nibbling. If Roe were overturned next year or the next. It wouldn't autom atically outlaw abortion In the United Slates. A wom an's rights would be. rather, what they w ere In 1972. A m atter o f geography. And of money. An adult woman w ith money In her pocket w o u ld s t ill be a b le to g e l a n a b o rikon...somewhere. She could do what a young Louisiana woman did when her clinic was briefly dosed down: She got Into her car and drove 200 miles to Dallas. The distance would be greater If she lived In Utah or Guum. She m ight need a wad o f cash or a credit card. But there are at least 14 "safe stutes" with pro-choice governm ents to which u woman could escape If she was pregnant at the wrong time In the wrong place. On the other hand, under today's Increasing­ ly shaky shelter o f Roe. wolves abound In different forms. In North Dakota, for example, the go v ern o r v e to e d u bun m uch lik e Louisiana's. There w ere hurrahs all around. Hut there is only one clinic In his entire state. Just how much belter o ff to a woman In North Dakolu under Rot* than she would be In Louisiana alter Roe? This to what w e've seen In the tool few yean . A right doesn't have to be overturned, ll can also be eroded. In some ways, we have already entered the post-Roe world. Harassment more than the law has made access to medical care more difficult, particu­ larly In rural areas. Picketing, violence, bomb threats have eaten away at rights. So haa the careful targeting o f doctors. T a r g e tin g b y the governm ent gagged the doctors o f the gwor. The Supreme Court tied that gag in place. Targeting by le g is la t u r e s lik e Louisiana — which w o u ld p e n a liz e 'A*!. doctors with 10-yrsr prison sentences — has scared more than a few out o f clinics. fp ic k a tln g , T h e re are oth er violen ce, bom b th reets wolves, gnawing >o have eaten d iscreetly that we aw ay at rights. j d o n 't a lw a y s see their teeth. One law could — if upheld — make a woman notify her husband. Eighteen laws already make teenagers gel the consent o f Ihcir parent or a Judge. If Roe were overturned, women would surely need a traveler's advisory and traveler's checks to find their way through the state laws. They would need an agent to tell them which stale allows abortions for which reasons. A medical passport o f sorts. Nevertheless. In that unappealing future, women with money would have choices. So would their daughters, sisters, friends. Those who could least afford children could feast afford abortions. But even In the more palatable present, the young and those with empty purses are finding II harder lo exercise what to s lill their constitutional right. Who was ll who said the rich get richer and the poor have children? Was that Just an old saying? Or to ll the newest public policy? LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letters* inuM I n - signed. Inchufe the address ol the writer and a daytime telephone number. lA-llers should In - mi a smgl>- suh|et t and Is­ as IirirI as pussddc.. la'll, rs are Mih|ccl lo editing f Amoricdn voter* will fnm lim ■fiiO aJjau\o| lOiUlVW Vi iani4k Inil •v tfy m m o except stupid i Just tryin g to hi his ow n political R obb's political career haa bumped up against a celling In Virginia. H ie son-in-law o f Lyndon Johnatai with the Boy Scout Image w ill not be suitable as presidential, or even vlce-presldentlsl material, as long sa Am eri­ cana remember the massage, and they w ill rem em ber It long enough. Tt to questionable whether Robb wtU be any fo o d to hto party at all. even In state elections. One veteran Democrat, w ith tiro lo both the liberal and conservative leadership o f the party, speculated that Robb would soon drop out o f hto Job as chairman o f the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. It to a position that to heavy on fund raising and stum ping for the party and Its candidates. R obb's appearances on behalf o f candidates w ill Inevitably lead to questions about the beauty queen and the feud with W ilder — hardly the beat setting for hitting up party fat cats for campai0 i money. If Robb still harbors any illusions o f one day livin g In or near the W hite House, he should talk to Gary Hart. The comparison between Hart and Robb to Inevitable. "C an you im agine Gary Hart ever running for president aga in ?" (he Democratic insider told us. "W h at ruined him was not the monkey business with the girl (Donna Rice), even though he was married. It was hto lack o f Judgment In dokig It right In the middle o f hto presidential campaign. W hatever Robb did w ith Mtoa V irginia may not have been crim inal, but It was surely stupid. At every cam paign Mop for the rest o f hto life. U w ill be in the voters’ minds.” It seems that the Am erican voters w ill forgive alm ost everyth in g except stupid Judgment. And in the V irginia fiasco, there to plenty o f that to go around. W ilder's name haa now been linked with dirty tricks. It to hard enough for a black candidate to get on the presidential ticket, much less one who to accused o f trying to derail a member o f hto own party. If W ilder to lo recover from this episode, he w ill have to paint himself as the injured party who was fighting back in self-defense. �' _ _ _ Monday, July 1 ! a m <5 s h o t agriculture officia ls lion ■ an racoum g- "W e have enough taxes now! You are spending our tax dollars w lld lyu cn ou gh r Another said. “ Be realistic — ‘dow ntow n’ Lake M ary does not/docs n ot ex is t. It 's not W inter Park. lit . Dora o r even S a n ford . A new d o w n to w n would be a financial dim ater.'' rated their ideas, but seem ed to want to hear what planners had In mind before m ounting an attack. John SpandelH left the m eet­ in g after a couple o f hours. "T h is Is ridiculous," he said. " A lot o f the streets around here arc not even paved and they want to create a downtown. I guess it'U be good for ua In the lon g run. but 1 ahraya figure you ■qenuatitana doctors, should finish one protect before H haa been successful in conyou start another. " vln dn g auch major food comps* Several older pw plr in at ten- n ice aa McDonalda, O cneral d « K . •hook . K T h S t i T n K - * “ <! « d « '* “ ' » • " * * p rM W when the eooceo. o f ^ 'w n d M I . n . And lh « Mi t e , in crctw d t i i f t brouMht ud New York* New Jersey in d by thepiannera. N oon estood up Maine have banned the sale o f to v o c la ta e lh e ir diapieaaure haWC¥[r Companies that have shied ’ ‘T h ey'll tax us right out o f our * " * Y fro« " technology for iM iK i, one woman wnwperra to a companion who aat in the chair in front o f hers. "T h a t’s ■ l l i i a na — n w ■ how they’ll develop this area." I N I A I w llD f N eith er wom an repeated the I | l l ~ y y | V y u la I com plaint aloud, however. I M il ijS M M IM f t . It was hoped that the m eeting ■ H v w t| would bring out large numbers | ttR T S OUR m M N E U I o f residents arith suggestions on ■ ~ g r ; _____ I how to create and finance the I RHuUODI I P erh aps m ost In th e c ity wanted, aa w as suggested by one su rv ey resp on den t.to "le a v e Lake Mary the way It is ." NOTICE Ssmlnok County wWbxootpdnQ sppMcsHons Irom pioplt lekfutid in psitidpitlfio Inths6sminois County» City o<8snfc>fd, Emoraoncy Ropolr Program. Poraono Interacted must vMt ths City ot Sontoed Community Dovotoomont Office locoiod In Sontocd City Hoi ot 300 North Pofk Avenue. Sonford. fToridc 1T7710nhf ntfono whooo homos ora toeitpd In tho Mowing oraos wk bo conaldorad: MIDWAY, BOOKERTOWN, LOCKHART, ROWLAND PARK. To bo eNgfetefor tho Emergency Repair Program, appticente’ houoohold Incom# con not exceed 80% ot tho County*e morion; tho strudura must moot coot effective criterion; tho applicant must possess dear title; and fratswl Insurancermistbothtores fitisfeoofprnsndsdthat appticsntt brinn proof of ownership and Insurance). Applications wMbe acceptedJuly 1throughJuly 3, 8:30o.m. toS.-OOp m. Parsons who arrlvo prior to July 1 or sftsr July 3 wli not bo considsrsd. Poraono who do not supply oi of tho Information raqulrad within tho timo aiottod wli not bo considered. Funde made avaitebtethroughthe Seminolecounty Community Develop■ on all fireworks because we ' firew orks' believe-there a ie ’aome fireworks injuries are caused b y legal that can be used safely if some devices, the CPSC said. Thirteen precautions are taken." she said, states. Including Minnesota, ban Dr. Kurt Newman, a pediatric all common fireworks. surgeon at Children's Hospital tn Even legal fireworks, "b y their Washington, said be haa seen very nature, are very danger- en ou gh ch ild ren Injured by o u a ." said CPSC C h airm an firecra ck ers and o th er legal Jacqueline Joncs-Smtth. explosives to believe "firew orks U a Um U M ||i . a a M iM i Wjbj. —,i,s h 1' ' ‘ v ' v"; " S * ' : t- vCvS.t*- ’ t-iw. • . • j ■/A.. b I u u i IjI , mas a a ^an^^w a p w iw a aWMi ir a a w w s n a as • a r w w w a a ^waa ^ M r a r v ^ f w i v W m waa awn1 I m Ib O in ■ im f. a a liiiiiif . *• l jT'y ' . -3 . ** f*4 ^ ‘ ’ »- Jfi x * i:''’4 .r.*.i^ a «S B y e t-ia i . ford, his son Robert Lee o f 8 U R L S T B . M ATTM BW B Shirley E. Matthews. 84. o f C a sselb erry and fiv e gran d­ 1418 M a n g o T r e e D r. in children. O a in ea F u n e ra l H om e o f Edgewater. died Friday at her home. Bom August 39. 1906 in Longwood in charge o f arrange­ Rochelle. Ga.. she m oved to ments. E d gew ater from S an ford In 1985. She was a homemaker. Joseph Samuel Hughes. 54. o f She la survived by h er son James Durlcy o f Ohio; a brother 2754 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford, BllUe Peterson o f Edgewater; her died Thursday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom Dec. 19. sisters Ruby Corn to o f Lake 1936 In Lynn. Mass., he moved Worth and Lillie Mae W hittaker o f Harlem. Georgia; 20 grand­ to Sanford from there In 1981. He was a security guard for SOS children: one great-grandchild Security Company tn Orlando. and one great-great grandchild. H e Is survived by his wife. G ram k ow F u n era l H om e, Sanford, in charge o f the ar­ Carol, Sanford; iw o daughters. Lisa Harootlan. Lynn. Mass.. rangements. Susan Nalarlan. Modesto. Calif.: 10 grandchildren; tw o sisters Alice Jeanette Mabrr. 58. of a n d o n e b r o t h e r In 502 Colonnades Cove. Cassel­ M nasrhuaclts. berry. died Thursday at Falrview G ra m k o w F u n era l H om e. Manor. Daytona Beach. Born Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ July 11. 1932. In Blackshear. ments. Georgia, she moved to Cassel­ berry from Orlando In 1989. She Robert L. Shlngler. 68 . o f 660 was a retired quality control Sandpiper Lane. Casaelberry. Inspector and a Baptist. died Thursday at Florida Hospi­ S h e la a u r v lv e d b y .h er tal. Born June 28, 1922 in Mill husband Richard o f Orlando; her Creek. Pa., he moved to Cassel­ d a u g h ter B arbara A lic e o f berry from Robins A ir Force N aples; h er sons A b rah am Base. Ga. In 1971. He was a Thompson. Jam es Thompson m aster sergeant In the A ir Force and Joseph Thompson o f Cas­ and a Mason. selberry and Robert Thompson He Is survived by his wife and Raymond Thompson o f Or­ Teresa; his daughter Victoria lando; and four grandchildren. Rene o f Casaelberry: his son Beacon Cremation Services of Steven o f Orlando; his brothers Central Florida. Winter Park, tn Charles o f M ill Creek and John charge of arrangements. o f Dover. Del.: and one grand­ daughter. B a ld w ln -F a irch lld Fu neral Cecil Benjamin Hughe*. 86 . of 551 Hibiscus Hd. In Casselberry, Home. Altam onte Springs. In died Friday at his home. Bom charge o f the arrangements. June 2. 1905 tn Edlnburfe. Ohio, he moved lo Casselberry from T h e F a m ily o f ik e U t e Kent. Ohio In 1959. He was a painting contractor and u Meth­ odist. He Is survived by his daughter Jm l 28, 19J6*Jw m I> 1991 Sharon Kay Banning* o f SanWould like lossy thanks far rainy flowers, card* and acts o f kind­ ness and understanding shown during our hours of bereavement. May God B leu and Keep You in His Care. MRS. Clayton A Children fume Qayton, Se i 321-7699 am aa1 The amount o that’s tax loan interest fin 1991. Theamountofclosingcostsyou payonourhomeequity loan. T\vo ReasonsR)r BarnettHome Eauii /Vs many of you prubuhly already wt the tax laws haw changed. A n d >fJanuary lUUl.the interest on most sonal loans is no longer ikxluctible. Just about the only perv mal interest t is ileductihle is that which you pay your home.* That's where a Barnett Home Etjuity incomes in. Not only do you get a loan h tax ikductilxlity; you also get one that's very flexible. You can use it to pay lor a car, a boat, a vacation or tuition. You can even use the funds to make certain investments or consolidate other loans into just one payment, That's not all New through July 15. Barnett will pay the closing costs assodated with the loan~That can saw you hundreds of dollars rigH from the start, lo make things easier, haw your loan * V » i » to , fUm alum*. {rWrtoff* Mfewrd puui aw kme rnimmt km iHsla U a JhJtofiNi Hrua* <»n«dl m.1* waj **f Iffe* la f l « * f , a i , l i u s i V<n%|f tk*iwg u M l J f f A b tfk l* )K l\ r w f w / J i IV IW | /W payment automatically ikiiuctcd from yuur checking or savings account, for recurring borrowing needs, ask about Barnetts Hume Equity CreditLine. To receive a Home Equity Loan application by mail, call 1-800-825-6800 or personally pick one up at your local Harnett office. See htxv a couple of things that haw nothing in common can actually saw you money u*v M w k J h i f e f l U Florida's Bank.Since 1877 f IW | 1L) �■ 'I iw J s t '' Amo 30, IStl ______________________________________■ ''i r ' ' * ' • _____________________ ______ _____________________ _____ over tO OCUttCWVWT is ttoN Tm riw hands befofc touching any other food. Carol Tucker Foreman, form er assistant aecre* tary o f agriculture and current consultant t<r the Consum er Federation o f Am erica, told the com mittee more should be done to beep the b acteria*# the chicken before It gets to msrfcet. "Consumers should not h are to handle a common food product like chicken as tf It w ere Com m ittee heard testim ony F rid ay on the or SUM KM. N ■ m s jams i a. H o w n S D U R A MAR aaOW N. sett Is poultry Inspectors o rp n in d by the Am erican Federation of Government Employees, said in­ spectors are discontented because they no longer have authority to slop or atom down the lines o f chickens tfotntf,cmuMfoe vftsmil liiwpC'PlLlafi* "In fe c te d b ird s go righ t on out to th e consum er." he said. HOWDOYOURATESEXUALLY? m I I I I. I l M l C SWEETWATER OAKS »|| now a iiw s m m a w M w g M a tre e fh M M P tM R w 'S i T * i i S I f f r it s ia SWEETWATER OAKS SEC n on a rnmm tm m m m mm H U M A M i R U M aw w jm*. iwt, aw m w sm r M W M tf.W wdt: lm as isam o saroens. k o t S u w aw pwt Manat OrtuM. w and ---------------anfy. PNrMs M • k i c k T H O M A S B. MtOBRMOTT N Me Of* ■' ■ and WtLUAM l M l and LfNOA P ,------i Me PNfnfMN, I wm Mg MgAaaf and bm» dr eath M Mt WSaf -----Jmt af aw BanUnaW County CfufMww al Seward. FNrtda. between Ms hwn af lt:Wa.m. and rw pm. an Jury a n 5 riytS *S M ^ T a 5 ncw M i*PtM Oak It h at tr. p *m n Hmraa at EwnNaN IWRwjy wIWB8waRggFHMPW* i Baal 7SJNat of Lot Swd Mwf 7J NM af LM X •L O C K X . RNOkIBH RSTATIf. UNIT TWO. wW Ms PWf (hereof at d in Plat Bwb U. Papa M and BA Public Racarde af limNaN Cfunt, . FNrtda. OATBO Ma MM day of June. Ml. MARVANNR MORSB. CLARK Church now battlefield for minister Jans or B - dlaaawip w^w^w ^m rw ^ ~ -. - . —. ... i . . OapufyCNrb NBMR: Juno» A July T. mt DRO-Iff A M O C ian cross w nior 4 0 % 8 4 % PEOR1AJ . - A houae o f 1 4 % 2 0 % o f rage. A t N ew M o rn in g S ta r Missionary BnpUat Church. Survey finds marital fidelity is the norm cou ples have greater fidelity than la often assumed to be true. Extram arital relations are not NEW YORK - Moot married accepted and for moat people, people say th ey adhere to vows moat o f the tim e they go along c i fidelity, a national survey on w ith that Ideal." S h irley G lass, a m arriage sexuality found. counselor and psychologist in Ana separated, aivoccca sna the Baltim ore area, said the have te a only often than their fig u re s sounded reasonable. "F ifty percent nf men and a third imports. according to the survey conducted by the o f women say they have had extram arital affairs, but ttu^js N a tio n a l O p in io n R esea rch C en ter a l th e U n iversity o f over the lifetim e o f their mar­ riage. ao that could easily work Chicago. out to 1.5 percent a yea r." ahe The survey results, published aald. T h e survey found in the May-June tasue o f the approxim ately three-fourths o f A lla n G u ttm a ch cr In stitu te Am ericans consider eex outside J o u rn a l. F a m ily P la n n in g Perspectives, arc baaed on con­ marriage "alw ays w rong." T h e survey found frequency o f fidential su rveys filled out dur­ aex varies with marital status. in g 1888 and 1880 by about Married people reported hav­ 1.400adults. in g aex on average 67 times a R egarding m arried respon­ year; separated people 66 times; dents. only 2 percent aald they had been unfaithful In the yea r- divorced people 55 times, and those who have never been preceding the survey. married, 54 times. W idows and Tom W . S m ith , th e p o ll's widowers report having sex six director, aald a 1880 survey now Um eaaycar. being com piled found virtually Smith aald the typical margin Identical responses. o f error for a poll this size Is Smith aald that "o n a short* about 3 percent. term , year-to-year basis, married Yugoslavian army gives ultimatum to Slovenia Associated Press Writer_________ BELG RAD E. Y u goslavia T h e fe d e ra l arm y to ld th e breakaway republic o f Slovenia on Saturday to atop fighting federal troops or face “ decisive military action ." The arm y appeared to be accusing Slovenia o f breaking a day-old cease-fire between the republic and the m ilitary, which sen t tan ka and w a rje ts to Slovenia last week to atop tt from seceding from the nation. Sporadic clashes w ere re­ ported In the republic on Satur­ day. "W e arc at (he beginning o f c i v i l w a r . " G e n . M a rk o Ncgovanovlc. a member o f the general staff, said on Belgrade television. He aald that the situation In the country was tense and dan­ gerous. and that there was a threat o f an Immediate breakup ofYugoalavla. H e also asserted that the republic o f Croatia was mobiliz­ in g Us m ilitary. Croatia and Slovenia declared Independence o f Yugoslavia on Tuesday, but the army has only m oved against Slovenia. He said It was th e "la s t demand” to Slovenia. U.S. makes rare visit to Lebanon BEIRUT. Lebanon — A U.S. envoy paid a rare visit to Lebanon on Saturday to talk about the fete o f W estern hostages held there and badly needed financial assistance for the nation. W ashington reportedly has suspended aid until the 13 hostages are freed. Fredrick Vrceland. deputy Secretary o f Slate for Near Eastern and South Aslan affairs, was the first ranking U.S. official to visit Lebanon since Septem ber 1886. when then-Assistant Secretary o f State Richard Murphy visited Beirut briefly. W ashington banned travel to the country In 1985 after numerous kidnappings and hijackings. Vrceland m et first with Prime Minister Omar fC a ra m l. a Sunni Muslim, and then with President Ellas Hrawi. a Christian He was accom panied by the U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon. Ryan Crocker. Crocker moved to Lebanon last Novem ber and reopened the U.S. Embassy, which had been closed for more than u year because o f heavy civil war battles and the kidnappings. IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP TMR BfONTBRNTN JUOtCIALCIRCUIT, CIVIL ACTION MOki out the m lnlster^Btber than praise the Lord. They scuffle d u rin g s e r v ic e s . A n d a curfew on church property has been im posed to prevent other violence. Almost every Sunday In recent m onths police have been called to the church to calm the congregation’s tw o factions, w ho are violently at odda over th eir minister. "T h is church Is being torn • p a rt.” a a ld co n grega n t D orothy Farm er. "S o m e ­ body to goin g to get killed here. Som ebody's going to get shot. 1 know It. W e are crying out for h elp." T r o u b le a t th e BOOmember Inner city church began about a year ago. It started when opponents o f the Rev. Cleveland Thom as Sr. objected to what they called his aloofness, strict adherence to fundamental Bible law and failure as a charismatic preacher. In O cto b er about 2 5 0 church members voted to ou st T h o m a s. A P e o ria County Judge declared the vote invalid, and Thom as subsequently filed a lawsuit seeking to ban seven op­ position leaders from the church. A court In February ruled against Thomas and hto proposed ban. T e n a lo n a e s c a la t e d . T h o m a s p a d lo c k e d th e church; opponents cut the chains. Police Imposed the curfew. Both sides named deacon board chairmen. The con­ g re g a tio n now has tw o church attorneya and two bank accounts Tw o offer­ ings are taken on Sunday. BARRON FINANCIAL ONQUP. INC.. ON.. pwwmr, ARTHUR WARD. Of ux atM. I. IV IM T TI HUSKEY, CLIRK'S Mattel OP SALE NOTKE If HIRIBV OIVIN Mto^8 a MI tI m o* M inMf MU W tTO o a9 'It W amsbsbs I M l l^P m w Final Judgment la Fget Naurs daWdaw MMday at Jim, mi, and snared M Civil ActNn Ns. tl-EtW CA WO In Bn Circuit Court of the llghNanth Judklol Circuit. In ana Nr lomlnoN County. FNrIda. nbariln BANK OP CENTRAL FLORIDA, a FNrIda Carporatlan. it the PNMHN and B. RVfRRTTR HUSKBY, to Me DaNndtt, I. MAAYANNR MORSB. CNrt at tbo atouadnMtNd Coot, wHl g eJ tt IfltowM gnd toll ■w arI to ^w M mw vu^gri^^w aim MdBw, or gtddws. Nr cats, at Mo west front door of the A h nImw Iwr w Fittditw ruiM fNutiisa Mmf N v n iy ■r ■w i nw vm i SanNrd. FNrtda. at ll:M AM. anWNMthdayMJuty, mi, Bn p^w wB Im w& j^m i irPipi final dwpviPVTT B *M b P EB om of FtrscNtars tttuak In SaminoNCounty. Florida. Wwtt: That port at the Hartfim l iFtoa^upitoM tg m Cxp IIiRI mi A ^w affO dbiJ lh ilnsi HiI IO sT W t TI^p W w V IIp » Saudi. Rang* M (oat. Semi note County. Florida, lying NarMaf Me SanNrd Orant Lina and Baal at StaN Road 4M (NNrtliN No. 4) Late Rightsof of SWN Rood 4*A an North WITNBSf my hMd and Bn offkiat teal of Bus court at Sanford. SomWoll County, FNr m . MHMM day at Juno, m i. (COURTSCAL) MARVANNR MORSB Aa CNrt M Said Court By; JanoR. Jaotwlc Deputy CNrt PuSUth: JunaMA July 7, I f f l OCO-XI MOTICR OP FICTITIOUS KAMI IB YwtW| giwn VTtPf W9 i In business at l«M I Lb. Mary RA. Long FL, SomlwaH County. FNrtda. under On FktttNus Mama at SCRATCH * DENT AUTO SALES. end that wo K Y iw b m r^ ig ig i ei mej|i o U||ta orilh Bn Secretary of StaN. Tenth ortot. FNrtda. in ec cardwica with the pravltNnt at the FktitNu* Hama SlatvN, To Wit: SoctNn MS.Of, FNr Ido SlahiWotfW. FIORACO., INC. TtindiriJ. FNrJr. DebarahL- FNr Publish: JunoM. Iffl DROm Tw o weeks ago a microphone waa damaged In a scuffle that started when a man tried to unplug the church's organ. Anti-Thomas forces play loud music, stand and sing when he takes the pulpit to preach. Ltgal N o tlc f MOTICR TOTNI PUBLIC: r» ■vawv vs. WILLIAM L. ARMSTBOMO. a tingle man; OCCUPANT. MU Marshall Street. laniard. Florida d m . andOCCUPANT. 1417Marshall Street. FNrtda 0771. NOTKE OP SALB PURSUANT TO CHAPTER « NOTKE IS GIVEN MM pur went N a Summary Final Judgmtnl antarad In Hie i-atyNd cauaa. I will tall N ceth at llw watt front dtor at the SemMoH County Courthouse. SanNrd. SemlrwN County. FNr Ida. M ll.W a.rn. onMatSMday at July, mi. the Wilewing drtcribod property: Let I. Blech L Srd Section. N the I In Plat i a. Page N. Public Rocarda M SamInow County. FNrtda DATED mi* ) « h doy at Juno, Circle Planned utt it the property It la canttrucl o family room. WM . Philip*. Chairmen Board of Adluttmant ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It o par ton drcidet la appeal a (Motion mad* with respect la any matter contidarad at the above mooting or hoering, he/the all! need a verbalwn record at the proceeding, in chiding the tethmony and or! dance, which record It not provided by the City at Sanford (F S a tO tU I Publish Juno It. I ff l DEO He v MICHAEL L. RROWN. Plaintiff. S u ra ot Adjustment ot Mo City M Smtard arlll held a rogut,ar matting on Ju<y I], I ff I, M ttw City Hall Commlttkn Chamber* at I I X a m in order to camid « a raauatl lor variance In Ma Zoning Ordinance aa If pertain* to Soar V e rt variance ra guiromentt in an M 1 Siilrkt on: LOT U Ac atomy Monor Unit I PS 11 PC f l M recorded In ton lord, lomlnolo County. Florida Being moro ipociticolly da tensed a t localtd l i t BoMune mt MARYANNEMOaSE THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT MOTICROP SALB NOTICE N hereby given Rial ursuant N Me Final JudRnwnt of FtreeNauru and SdN onNrsd In the cauee pandbtg In Mo Circuit Court al Me SIONT il NTH Judklol Circuit. In and Nr IBMINOLR County. FNrtda. Civil ActNn Number W4M7CAI40 Mo CNrt will fall « tituated in taW County,' t i­ ALBRRTM.VAZ.olal. NOTKBOPSALB ka N hereby given m m ■ « W Ma Final Judgment af FwcNfurs and taW fnNrad M Mt cauaa pandbrn M Mt Circuit Court M and V Bandy, FNrtda. haMy Chril CA 14 0. MO Bfi umi m oa O . LAKR MOSULL ARMS CONDOMINIUM, a Cm m accardMg W Me Docaf lt* a Much A a ■PLAT OP SHRRT I and A NORTH OR­ LANDO. TOWNIITH, FOURTH AOOITION. accardMg W Mo F W i Y m f W i, F f C V t l V I Ifv F l i f ah M at Pogtt Sand • af Mo PvbtN Rocarda at SamlntN County, FNrtda ligtthtr with all atructurff. ImprwvamanN. natures. agpMancet and wpurtantncaa on told land or utad in conjunction therewith, al public MN. W the Iwst Ob mh e n T * VcNch A.M., an Me MM day at July mt. af Me waft W d n r at Mo SBMINOLR County Caurthauta. Sanford. FNrtda. (COURTSRALI MARYANNS MORSB CLERKOPTHE CIRCUIT COURT Ry; Jana B. Jaotwlc Deputy CNrt PuMlah: June Mb July 7, m t WBa SSdSrNr cadi M I I :B a3 l m Ma ISM day M July. mt. M Mo SNotFrwd Dear at Me SambwN County Caurthauta. SanNrd. OATBO MN S4Mday ■* Jvnt. m i. (M ALI MARYANNS MORSE CNrhrt Me Circuit Court By: Jana B. Jatawlc Deputy CNrt PuBUth: June a A July T. m i OBO-OS DCG-1W Ratf. Three weeks ago. police w ere c a lle d w h en a 70-ycar-old wom an com ­ plained that Thomas sup­ porters shoved her during church services. Lgqgl Wotlcti CAM NMfMM CAMS THE FIRST, PA, Clerk of the Court by Janet Jawwic Deputy Clerk PuMIth June JOA July M t t l D IG JW Retpandonl/Hutbond MOTICR OP ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Michael L. Brawn c/e m Norm wool TZM Street Parts. T o r n 7S4M YOU A IR HEREBY NOTI PIED THAT Sheila Kay Brown, PetmetwryWlN. ha* Iliad a Petition In Me Circuit Court at Seminole County, FNrtda. Nr OHaohriten el Marriapo- end you are reguired N wrve o copy M your written dfttnto*. It any. on MICHAEL E. GRAY, IS QUIRE. A Her nay lor Poll Honor/WIN whew address It Peal Office Boo I ML SanNrd. Florida O m I ML and UN Mo original wiM Ma Clerk at Mo above tty lad Court on or botaro JULY U. m i . aiharwiM a default end ultima** judgment will bo entered again,I you lor ttw relief demanded In the WITNESS my hand and ot tidal Mai el said Court on this Ifth day et JUNE. Iffl. MARVANNE MORSE Clerk et the Circuit Court SemineN County, Florida By: Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publish Juno S . M I July 7. I* mi DEG l i t NOT1C■ OP FICTITIOUSNAM8 Notko It hortby given Mat I m ongagad In buolnaoa at 0*4 W. Lite Cl., SanNrd, SamlnaH County. Florida, under the F l c t l l l a i i t N a m e at DIVBRSIFIRD INSTALLA­ TIONS. and Mat I Intend N rtf Iill r t#iMI naff Secretary at StaN. FNrtda. In etc pravltient al ttw FIctltNu* Name SlatuN. T»WII; Section •U.Pt. FNrtda SletvNa ifW. Tina D. CobN PuMIth; JuneA INI DCO-lfl IN TNB CIRCUIT COURTOP TNB It JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT IN AMOPOO SBMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA CASRNOtft-fM-CA-MK JOSEPH L. FALK, INOIVIOU ALLY ANDASTRUSTER. Plaintiff, v*. MELVIN THOMAS SMITH, at al.. NOTICE OP ACTION FNrtda Bar No. MMI5 TO: UNKNOWN HR IRS. DE­ VISEES. ORANTE CS. CRCOI TORS OR OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO IV , THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST HELEN R. NICHOLS. A/KM HELEN R EA V EV NICHOLS. D E ­ CKASBO. Retldwin t Unknown. YOU ARB NOTIFIED Mwi an action N Nrtrtota a martgtpt arty In Seminole County, Florida: LM 7, Bloch L Ropiat M Shaft I and 7. NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSITE. 4TH ADDITION. V ILLAG E O f NORTH OR LANDO. according to Me Plat 14 at Pago S and t M ttw Pubik •card* M Seminole County. FNrtda m been tiled agtlntt you « you are remrired N serve a copy of your written dolento*. It an N it on Plaintiff* attorney. S P IE L E R A ASSOCIATES. P .A .. 4ltd Bitceyne Blvd . Miami. Florida U117 on er (tore July tL I ff l. and IIN H original with ttw Clerk of Ml* Court either boWre service upon Plaintiff* attorney or Immei alely thereafter; otherwise, a drteuit will be entered against you N r the retNt domandtd in the Amended Complaint tiled WITNESS my hand and Iho w ai at Mit Court at Somlnola County. FNrtda. Ml* 11th day ot June. Ifft (SE AL! MARVANNE MORSE Clerk et the Circuit Court BY Cecelia V Ekern As Deputy Clerk Publish June l t n . N I July 7. Iffl DEG IN NO TKH O P The edmlnlitretkn el the eWN M RUTH R. KINNBV, deceoted. Pile Number fl-OBCP, it petuMw In Me Circuit Court ter Seminole County, Florida, Probata Division, Nwaddreat at which N Past Office Drawer C. SanNrd, PL n rn fM f. The namoitl and aoIMI t attanwy are ALL INTBRRSTIO PER SONS ARB NOTIFIED THAT: All netka it lactlant MM chaINnga Mo valid Ity M Mo vrilL Ma gueHIketHnt M aw poreanM repretanWHve. Court are reguired N AN ttwir abiactlant with Ihlt Court WITHIN TMR LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All credlNrt M Me i -------- ---------j a copy M — nolle# It tarved withIn three month* elWr Me dak afNwttrtf publication of Ml* notice mutt IIN Mtir claim* wIM Ml* Court W IT H IN THE LATE R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other credlNrt e l ttw claim* ar ---------- * estate mutt IIN their claim* wim M t court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLI CATION O f THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO flL E O WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The doN at the firs! publico tNn al Mit Notko It Junt JO. Personal Representative Georg* R Kinney K7 Waterford Drive Delran. NJ OtOM Attorney tor Personal S Kirby Moncrwt. Esgu<r« M 0NCRIEF.REID4 WALLACE P A 1I1W First Street SuilesOI Santom Florida » m Florida Car No t » m Publish June M b July!, I ff l DEG 1*4 i �n x a ca -S J C T f'lv— KflUkJ If y . t ' r S»V3-i ! ! V ■ -/' V • .- ••. . p*v> l\ ■■:-<■ • ’ IN B R I E F ifitflSpitSfrziib ■■■.* * ■ 4 - on how to buy a homa LO N O W O O O -I E tS fn S L • t O 0 p M . ll, ■ c M u k d far July 17 at the HoBdey tea n p N t O llc fi how to get the J w S begin at 7iS0 e m W o w ed . M 7:30 a.m. T h e caet Is 810 foe an e ib iri and 8 i 8 tornna m aatoan Ram i lailu n aiaa l be m ade by July IS. t f * D R .M r Ifo llw r h a m l.y w to e p o m q c a e c a v e ^ e f faint I on Sldt la SSfcr neat to i StSO and 7:90 p m. The and 97 for non mei " W e ’ l l b e d is c u s s in g th e apnroprtote w ay la go about looking far a new heme. b o w jo to the general and a review o f a pmapecttve I eod Thursday. July 11. A t e i l l ir tr P ttih foa l o f Ufa M I W o i Rank. to a m a g h fl te s te r i ™ BANFORD — Tww ap ectal "C om m u n ity H om e B u y e rs " ‘ IV * bfwn^pfapned^for ive ached b u yin g." id d . "it 's n ot for on ly First U n io n c u s to m e rs . I l ’ » fa r W e boltove there to a ^ Koch o f Urn armfeora wm be held a t' tb e New L ife W ord Cantor Church. 1911 Avenue In Sanford, from 7 until 9 a.m . N o advance lem m aUan fa required. T h ere to no charge for the sem inar and h to a p w io anyone or any o f the eur- Dillard buys 7 Malaon Blanch#* S X 1 S, w e bad a o f the th eth ei a "Bcmtnofe’a Boot I Show " O e t 99 and M at the Central The BmtHhn e et ent wM feature the S e t ^ B ? a S r ih a i l n & V. West Fka from the lib.-.* BN . Ddferd. which has announced tons for a Banfard arra store. dO buy stores In Clearwater. St. Tampa. Sarasota, id Napes. Instantly the chain a major peeon Florida's west coast, tt formerly bad just two Inform ation la mraBahte by calling Anne lienghetm at the chamber. ••study to operate t iV fU M Ja o f the Orcater 9m m £ jqq t o fe llg K iiM B A g ll m n cn m vn i Brant Adamson, o f the Rich Plan, praaant* a refrigerator lo Lias Naaoo, of the Central Florida Zooloflical Park, Sanford. The Sanford firm said It wm pleased to help out the m o. The n o •aid It It In naad o t other equipment and anyone interested In donating may (otophone 3234480 for detail*. attheUnhreaM yofOeargla. Farr la com pleting hta fourth year at the Inetltute and wao red b y being a od aa the Fourth Year Claaa Advtaor. >Adneora are adected by the Institute Board o f Regents with the “ o f the faculty and claaa petUciThe G eorgia Inetltute la one o f seven atmtlsr educational fo r m anagers o f non-profit organisations held at T h e In a tttu tf la a on e-w eek-p cr-year. six-year-lon g worh/atudy program . Partlctpanu uae the tim e between annual acaafone to lm pietnent on-the-job what they have learned and to prepare far the next session. Academ ic credit la offered to thoae who com plete the fall U nite d to o p tn n e w O rtsn d o h u b ORLANDO — United Airlines la expected to announce Monday that tt w ill rstabltah a fifth m ajor hub In Orlando, a move that would add a Southeastern corner to the airline's national hub system. United's m ain huba now are Chicago. Denver. San Francisco and Washington. D.C. Aviation Dally, a trade publication, reported In Friday’s , edition that United w ill announce plana to double Its Orlando 'departurcaU f 44 b * fell. r, i •i■»j i' <!'pfa t * I aftfi *“ v.-fuf) fm United A irlin e*t spokesman Joe confirm ed that ' United’ corporate'ctfairman Stephen W olf and Gov. Lawton Chile* would hold a n ew * conference Mondsy. but he declined United employs 100 people In Orlando and operate* 18 flights a day to rbtragn. Denver. Los Angeles. San Francisco and Waahtngton-Dulles, aa w ell as som e in-*t*te flight*. Som ething O f Interest For Everyone. tci - JOV »'f 4 *4*' r v ^ w 'f W i M M » inai if 1-Year C D 2-Year C D *1t i t l e 111 i I I I .M l l t . f | T * l f H U I . •liii « 6.20' 6.40' 6.81' 705' •— 7. 14' 740' 4-Year C D 737' 765' F lo rid ! r o w r M d i to y S ab rin g SCORING — Florida Power Corp. submitted a bid o f 892.8 million for the purchase o f Sebring Utilities Commission, the company announced. Florida Pow er said Friday that if the deal was accepted, it would reduce every custom er's average m onthly bill to as little as 813 and no more than 830. The com pany said the purchase would elim inate the com m ission's long-term debt and significantly Increase property tax revenues for both the city and county. "W e feel our proposal Is com petitive and clearly demon­ strates our sincere desire to serve this com m unity's electrical needs." said Florida Pow er Vice President Pete Dagostino. Any agreem ent reached between the two utilities is subject to approval by the Florida Public Service Commisalon. » i - t t 4.* * I** •**# r P lin ty o n ite i Hraa f it t n ic t u m ORLANDO — The official cruise line o f W alt Disney W orld is restructuring Its management, which la expected to prompt an undiacloaed number o f layoffs In the next 90 days, the company said In a recent Internal memorandum. Prem ier Cruise Lin es Inc., baaed In Port Canaveral. rlodged In the m em o obtained by The Orlando Sentinel that It has been hurt b y this year's slump In tourism and by Increased com petition for cruise passengers. II said the year has been "b oth dtfBcult and unsettling for our organisation.'' Premier. In the m em o dated June 31. said that as part o f a corporate "refocu sin g." It "la clear that we m ay also have to reduce the number o f position* In our current organisation and the number o f people w e em ploy. 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Now that we ve caught your interest, we’d like to help you earn some of your own. *rian|ro>M’ Uft*.n<aUtjfc- b* VTulkf ikiiMt, IIIMI minimumifcfaNl SI WfTVSTW IfM in FI K MJCS WftllttVW. w lfilln inn|iuiMdiiK tiu m m iliiA VSH^iiullUiki^nnti Unulitni' I tHVSHl'i>|iMii Celery Fed grad named Chairman Philip R. Bach (latt), founder and president of Hallmark Management Service o l Ohio, bated in Columbus, has been named chief executive officer and chairman of the board, according to the regional food service contractor. Arthur C. Green (right) has been named president. Bach is a 1949 graduate o f Seminole High School, Sanford. “ Cl«< i* l« I *"« Si fr �L L " 1 I -| I i ■ 1t r; rthrm. e rcen t o f v n m ■ ■ 1 .,' ■ | *Ws still haven't reached the high-risk drivers, the people who ere involved In the crashes.! Mia. according to ■ survey th e state D epartm ent o f w as 61 percent, reached In January 1967 when police .first began enforcing the law amid heavy pubbcHy. It has fluctuated since then but has never been above 86 percent, according to DOT surveys. The results disappoint safety a d v o c a te s , w h o h o p ed th e mandatory seat belt law would persuade the great m ajority o f drtvera and passengers to buckle up* T h ey want police to Issue m ore 633 tickets for people not T h e Florida Coalition o f Auto Safety p la n e to lo b b y th e lifgfeletu iL next year to elim i­ nate a section o f the law that prohlbtta police from stopping motorists solely for not using high-risk drivers, the people who « OTTunrra in inc c m n fi, M id Kathleen Teague, executive dtm ttin o f the group. "A fte r live years, w e've worked pretty con­ tinuously and w e're not going up despite all o f the efforts going T h e goal for Florida and the nation Is to reach 70 percent seat b elt use by Septem ber 1963. A t 70 percent, safety advocates say. even the least responsible drivers who cause more than their share o f accl* dents would be buchHng up. ’’There's more o f a payoff at the lop above SO percent than at th e b o t t o m ." s a id J a m e s Nichols, a safety administrator at the National Highway T raffic Safety Administration. The federal agency estimates 3.690 lives would be saved n ation a lly If 70 percen t o f motorists buckled up. Last year. 44.930 died In traffic accidents in the 90 states and the District o f Columbia. In Florida, using the federal formula. 70 percent seat belt use would save almost 700 lives a year. In 1090, 2.991 died on Florida roods. To reach its goal, the federal agents plans a media b lits, pointing out the benefits o f seat belts to the public, for the Independence bay and Labor Day weekends. The agency Is encouraging states to step up public awareness cam paigns and enforcement o f seat belt laws. The nation as a whole Is doing no better than Florida. 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Most important, t*jch Harcar product mot*Is or exceeds Florida's code* your assurance ot durabrbty and satisfaction Cal us for a noctohyalion quote on products and insluHaton S Financing Available e Call lor No Obligation Quote Harcar Phone: 407-322-5510 1-800*432*0120 A P P L I A N C E S unci E L E C T R O N I C S �■* CnBmBWn saJSlfem^ui SUNDAY Sanford Herald June ,30, '1901 ' Calapa Ex-Lions star will continue career at S C C Bgl n p w v • p o n i w m vr ty C ollege baseball coach Pantehas reached into his DmcmjmtQ 10 Man o m 01 county’s best prayers as the m en tor goes about the jo b rebu ilding the Raiders signed O viedo High Bcbool ■B J . Calapa to o grant-tn-otd at a cerem ony at the Health and Physical education Center Friday Jeff Wfctppfc paced the winners with 31 tats. Afco contributing were Fred Lswson (18 iln te). Bob R hlnehart (1 3 p oin ts). T im n an p w tah (10 points). Merit Mann (nine points). B e k Davie (ale points), Tim KopseM (seven points) andTlrpjr Quncfcenbuah (tw o pom s). Provfdtag the offense for the Magic were Dan M trha h k (4 0 p oin ts).S teveM elgsrd flS p oin ts). Mtke Reeves (ala points). Joe Hughes (three points) and Raul Bait (tw o points). T h e playoffs begin tonight at Oviedo High Bcbool. A t 6 p.m. tn eMag lr meet the Pretenders and at 7 p.m. the Notds take on Oviedo Oun A Pawn. At 8 p.m. the drat gsm e winner will play O elco and at 0 p.m. the aecond game winner win challenge Hungry Howies. The Finals w ill be neat Sunday. i - ■ -»: 8CC to hoot youth camp SANFORD — Seminole Community College W om en’s Athletics Coach Desna Gallagher w ill hold a Volleyball Camp for Middle School thru H igh School students July 39 to Auguat 1. Tim e o f the Camp w ill be from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m . each day with a one hour break for lunch. Coat Is 870 without meals and 880 with meals. For more Information, contact the College at (407) 323-1450exteneiofis 380 or 210. IrtBCBBATIOM SANFORD - The 1991 Sanford Babe Ruth Base ball League Aif-Stars are looking for •ponaotshlp help for their upcoming trip to the state tournament In Sarasota. T h e 10-team tournament w ill take place the weekend o f J u ly 13-13. Transportation to the tournament has been provided by Ken Rummel Chevrolet but help could be used to defray the coat o f food and lodging. The coaches are also looking for someone Interested In supplying practice Tahtru with each player’s name on the back. Anyone Interested In helping out financially ahould call Jim Schaefer at the Sanford Recreation Department at 330-3697 during norm al working hours. * ** t i S - J i t& jfi Special camp achaduM SANFORD - Wes Rlnker’s Florida Baseball School has scheduled a special one-week camp open only to Sanford youlh ages 7*17. T h e camp, which will run July 31-33, w ill coat 835 for the entire aesalon. Dally workouts, stressing haseball fundamentals with sn em­ phasis on correct throwing, w ill be conducted between 8 a.m. to noon each day at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Interested parties should call Charlie Lytic at 333-6607. a first team Allpitcher this shortstop aa a Junior. As a senior the righthander was 7-4 after goin g 4*1 and 4-3 his first tw o years. He started the season 7-0 but was shutout in three o f his last four starts. His losses came to state ftnahet Dr. PhJMpe. defending state ch am pion L ak e B ra n tley, and always tough Lake Mary and Coco­ nut Creek. But at SCC Pantellaa plans to use the versatile Lion in the inflckl. W e have big plana for B J ." said Pantellaa. "H e can play shortstop, third base, left field as w e ll as pitcher. W e plan on using him In Somtnolo Community Collage Assistant Baseball Coach Lofty Renaud tells B J. Calapa about som e o f the particulars o f his scholarship as the Oviedo High School Gibson tries for Masters track titles Bfl Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY - For alm ost 30 years, Mike Gibson has Instructed others In the fine art o f track and field, from the m ile run to the triple Jump. Later this week, he w ill find out If the teacher understands his own fcakdnaT-' ' On Friday. July 3. the current Lake Mary girl’s cross country and track coach w ill compete In the National TAC Masters Champion­ ship at North Central College, locat­ nationally In the long jum p, leaping ed 30 m iles southwest o f Chicago. Just over 38 feet. He placed tenth in There. Gibson will find out exactly the Javelin and ahotput. Xput what his middle-aged body can do, ’There’s no shabby people In any " I enjoy the competition more even t," Gibson commented, noting than anything else." said Qibson. " I that last year someone ran the get to try to use the same tech­ 440-m eter race In 49 seconds. niques and do well m yself." "T h ere are some serious com peti­ tors there. Gibson w ill participate In the shotput. hammer throw, and triple "Y ou don’t go with the attitude. against hta fellow athletes, dges ' that you’re going to win everything. 40-44 In his division. People as There’s always som ethere better young as 30 and as old as 79 than you.*’. com pete In the events. Lik e D wight Stone, a form er Last year. Gibson finished fourth r r ■ — ■ - — C ollins succeeding on long road back B yl Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — Life In the 1960's was marked by m aterialism , self-gratification, aelf-lndulgence and greed. Those were the "m e " years o f status symbols, take-what-you-can-gct-and-screw-cverybody-else and living on the edge. A t the center o f this lifestyle was the recreational use o f Illicit drugs. Cocaine, crack, marijuana. PCP; anything to make ou feel better or allow you to forget your problems and Side your pain. Drugs that destroyed families, careers and lives. It took the death o f our heroes, young men like Lcn Bias and Don Rogers, for us to get the message. In the 1990's, the message Is spreadind and the rebuilding what was destroyed has begu Hamid Corraspondant_________ LO NG W O O D - Jason Good pastor hurled a complete game four-hitter to lead the Lym an Bullets to an 11-3 victory over the Oviedo Lions Friday evening In North Am er­ ican Baseball Federation ac­ tion at Lym an Field. Goodpastor struck d u ! three batters and walked none while enjoying plenty o f offensive support. The Bullets (9-5 overall In th e N A B F ' s T r i - C o u n t y Baseball Association! Jumped out on top in the bottom o f the firs t In n in g w h e n K e v in Stuckey drew a lead o ff walk. Chad S elm er singled, and Kevin Scott reached when he bounced Into a force play. Donny Baxter then drew a □ Iowa; Lyman. Saundara- IS Uucfcoy. MS — Nana. Record* (4 I T CBA). Lyman (S I T CBAI Sanford loses, Leesburg wins Sub-District Bp I Herald Correspondent Summer Youth Football ORLANDO — The Orlando Recreation Bureau w ill hold sign ups for the Summer Youth Football League at the Community Recreation Centers or at the Youth Sports Office on July 8-19 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The season w ill begin w ith a Jam boree on Saturday. Sept. 14th. For m ore Information, contact Patty Becker at 346-3646. Coachat naadad ORLANDO — The Orlando Recreation Bureau w ill hold the Fall Youth Football Coaches certification clinic July 13 and 30 at the Downtown Recreation Complex at 9 a.m. For m ore Inform ation, contact Patty Baker at 346-3646. TV B A 8 R B A LL □ 8 p.m. - ESPN. Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta Braves. |L| SANFORD - After fighting their w a y th ro u gh the e lim in a tio n bracket to become only one o f three teams remaining, the Sanford All* Stars dropped a 13-3 decision to the Oak H ill All-Stars Friday evening In th e L ittle M ajora Sub-District Tournament at Fort Mellon Park's Roy Holler Field. Oak H ill scored early and often as they put up a five-spot in (he lop of the first using a double by W ayne Golding and singles from K elly La Gatta. Jason Putnal and Kcnlral Evans. A solo home run by Marcel Smith and a two-run shot from Putnal Increased the margin to 8-0 before Sanford could get the offense on track. Richard Badger started a two-out rally with a single. Aaron Knight drew a walk before Antonio White doubled scoring both Badger and Knight, cutting the lead to 8 -2 . □ S s s A ll-S ta rs. P a g * SB - ii i - *4 GoW.ng and Putnal Knight. Sodgtr Ul and Bolt Count, WP - Golding LP - Knight IS - Ook Hill. Golding. La Gotta ionlord. Whit* )S Nano HR —Oak Hill. Smith. Putnal Barit Counts and his Sanlord All-Stars teammates fought their hearts Toulnxbut It was nol enough as they fell lo Oak Hill 12-2. The loss was the second of ! 1 al t Ton y Collins, former star running back for the New England Patriots. Is an example o f a man at the top who cam e crashing down because o f drugs and now Is putting the pieces o f his life back together. Collins, a Sanford native, turned down a scholarship to play football at the University o f Florida to play for Pat Dye at East Carolina University. "Coach Dye became like a father to me. It was the Drat time that 1 had been away from h om e." said Collins. He treated me like a son, took me under his w ing and taught me well and made me a very good football player and I really appreciate him for that to this day.” Hta performance on the field at ECU earned him NCAA All-American honors three times and encouraged the New England Patriots to select Collins In the second round of the 1961 NFL Draft. In hla rookie season. Collins rushed for 873 yards and Good pastor hurls Lyman over Oviedo the tournament lor Sanford thus eliminating them from further competition Leesburg went onto win the Sub-district and advance to New SMyrna Beach �bMfbv**.' *L%ev- ■ ■i I .'J.*- rr *» X u fM S t *{5—• .VSiiae& Sife it£5* ' ^KfejCi^ri-rtdfcfW iW T •'i'.'V O iV v.nSv/ .^ ’ .11!&• !ife r > ? .-i ir * i — _____ STATS & STANDINGS EWC£t t t a IM AM ..AM AM (M t w k T im iiM ir M H i IM Illk M M N t U H r U l tMarry Ommtm Pram*. Ml. P*l I :v ■*)*;-> -' ' r r*V a- n h s ,h g - f j - ;; » W ) . h » i , » wl ■las Omsst i iss. twsMc". M l. 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Bob Edwards, director o f the D ivision o f Law Enforcement for the rim im lsilon "Studies have shown that exposure lo the sun. w ind, engine noiae. vibration and constant m otion can slow reaction tim e sign ifican tly." Consuming alcoholic beverbever ages makes the situation worse Peripheral vision la reduced and hearing Is made less acute. Moat operators who have been drink­ ing don't recognize the effects, so they feel fine until they crash Intoa dock — or som ething else. .To date, 47 people have died this year on Florida's waterways, and 170 people have been In­ jured. The Commission suggests these courtesy and com mon sense rules for boating safely: 1. Wear your personal flotation device (PFD). (touting safety o f­ ficials estimate that 80 percent o f boating fatality victim s would huve had a chance for survival II they had been wearing a PFD. ... MJ"" " ~~ J IM S H u re 2. Don't drink utid drive. More than 50 percent o f Florida's boating accidents are alcoholre laud. Designate u boat driver and Insist tltat that person re­ main sober. 3. lie courteous on the water. Slow Stow down when you see a downed skier. Reduce your wake in areas with many boats and in areas where people are swim­ ming. Avoid com petition on the water. 4. Reduce your stress If the outing is a lo n g one. Drop anchor near land and take a walk to reduce tension from motor vibrations and to stretch and loosen your muscles. Sll In the shade to give your eyes a break from the sun and wind. Drink lots of fresh water lo avoid dehydration and fatigue. The waterways w ill be packed the weekend o f July 4. so make It a point to operate your boat defensively. Steve Card at the B rig g s F ish Cam p reports that we arc into the summer fishing p a tt e r n w h ic h c o n s is t s o f prim arily bream and catfish. Bream are hitting crickets, w hile catfish w ill eat dead shrimp, mussels, cut bait, and worms. Bass fishing is best early in the morning or lale In the evening. Snook season may be closed, but S a b a s tia a Im lst is still packed with anglers catchng redflsh. Jack crevalle. flounder, and a few stray tarpon. C a p ta in J a c k al F a r t C a n a vera l reports good dolphin action In in 100-170 feet reel o f wal water. Plenty o f aailftah and wahoo have been mixed In with the dolphin. The b a a ? Uaa is slow, and inside the F a rt some good flounder are being taken on f in g e r mullet fish ed along channel ledges. Trout and redfish arc still providing plenty ol action on (he fla ts o f the • a a a a a and In d ian Blvara. Fanes la le t has been calm, but the fishing has been on the slow side. Bluefish, sheepshead. drum, flounder and jack crevalle will pick you dean but most ol (he fish have been on (he small side. It's still a lot o f action for anyone who fishes without a boat. 1 *I ■ �__________ ■ I g p s ^ i V . 'A o tp Iq r M ib r l l i n a M i f o m r a g i IB __ . . earned « * » • wmM il --■-*t'V ^#5V-V,* 'JlV*!!• *•; i - /- - •~ -L . * -*V^. • •; - * returned to 8 anferd and started \ lo turn hto B fci ■round. - caN and aahad m e If 1 wartied J o play. A t ftrat 1 ( M a t knaa through Mfe and 1 want the ktoto to know that d n i * la not the lo g p o s i t i o n a l s lo t back/defcntfve back with the through 1because all drugs wtM do to d m m y whal you want the Wimbledon plays today ha* worked out w v C fo r both o f T h e P r e d a to r * a g r e e d to a p o n a o r ■m a n y I n n e r - c i t y hut it was fun getting there." aaldCodlna. Collins had emerged aa one o f the gam e's brightest stars, but h b problems were Just beginn­ ing. " I first got Involved In drugs lightly during my rookie season. A t flrat It waa Just at parties and stuff like that." aald Collins. "B ut a couple o f years down the line It got to the point that it waa no *nn|> f ju st at parties. I was doing It at hom e all the tim e and I reached a point w here I lost everyth in g." In 1988. Collins tested positive far cocaine and waa suspended from the NFL. " I knew then that I had to make a change tn m y ttfe.M wdd Colllna. A fter a stint In a rehabilitation center in Houston. T X . Collins ■aid " l didn't wont to leave ■ black mark at the end o f m y career. B eing reinstated lifted that cloud from over m y head and Coach Don Shula gave m e a chance to play again. Even though 1 didn't get to play much and was released at the end o f the scaaon. It was great ' to be back In the N F L ." After the completion o f the 1900 season. Coffins teamed up with his cousin Leon Bright. from Merritt bland and form erly o f the New York Giants and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, to start a football Instructional camp for children. Collins received aome unexpectcd help from the expansion Orlando Predatora of the Arena Football League. A t first Colllna laughed at the idea or playing Arena Football but be soon changed hb way o f thinking. "Coach Perry Moss gave me a poaalbty be to w hat tta u **>—tt h elp in g the U do to not make the I'v e made la same mistakes I’v b the moot Important mrsaage wre e try to teach, W ith the aame strong workethic that helped Collins becom e a star In the NFL, he team ed to play defense and earned a startm aa 4* . A l l s S f l i r f t — ^ r iM « Cowtinw ed (ra m P a g e IB But that would he all that the Sanford All-Stars would get as Oak' HU1 pitcher W ayne G olding held Sanford tn check allow ing only one single over the last th ree in n ings an d knockin g Sanford out o f the tournament. Contributing to the Sanford A ll-S ta rs atta ck w ere W h ite (double, walk). Knight (single, w a lk , run s c o r e d ). B a d g e r (single, run scored). Brett Counts (single). Ned Raines and W alter Bryant (two w alks each) and security, ticketing " I don’t want the kids to go through what I’ ve gone through to be where I’m at now. Day by day I have to watch everything I do. everything I say. m r y whew. I g o and who 1 talk to," aald Coutns. "It's a tough way to go Terrance Perkins and LameU Fayaon (one walk each). Saturday m orning Oak H ill cam e back and defeated the previously unbeaten Leesburg A ll-S tars 14-4, to set up a wtimer-take-all match-up In the afternoon. Oak HiU waa one out aw ay from the cham pionship but couldn't not put Leesburg away. Trailing 8-4 with two outs in th e sixth Inning. Leesbu rg rallied for tlx runs to win 104) and claim the championship. Signingthe inlkid. He haa a good arm and b a good athlete with lota o f potential. And w ith that m od arm he may get a chance to be the ninth inning closer once tn a w h ite." Cals pa w ill get first shot at third base aa the Raiders look to get m ore punch in the lineup. "W e have already planned on m oving Joey Goltnakl to pitch, cr.” aald Pantelias o f last year's ; starting third sacker. "H e did well defensively last year but didn't hit well, and he has been pitching this summer and doing a great Job. B J. and a couple of others w ill be given a shot at third. W hichever one b hitting best w ill ptay there." Another reason for signing C abpa was not directly related to baseball. "H e came well recommended . by h b coach (cx-SCC star Mike F errell)." said Pantelias. "M ike said he is ■ leader type. Is an excellent student and haa a good work ethic. Those are ' look for tn players we bring to SCC. Our first goal to►to help these young men mature and get a good education." Calapa said getting a chance to play im m ediately and being close to home were the major factors in his decision. " I chose SCC because o f the good opportunity to ptay and It waa close to hom e." said Cabpa. "B eing here I don't have to leave home. I still want to be around my family for a few more years." Cabpa'a father Dan waa Just os enthusiastic about the pro­ spect o f getting to see his son play college baseball. " I couldn't be happier", said the elder Cabpa. Pantelias applauded Cabpa'a decision to remain close to home. " I feel he made the right decision lo come here." said Pantelias. " T h e adjustm ents from high school to college are tough. Just going to college to tough enough, but then add In baseball changes too (like play­ in g n in e in n in gs Instead o f ■even), and it really gets tough. Being close enough to get that home support really helps." Ferrell waa a b o happy for h b star ptoyer. "H e did a great Job for us.” ■aid Ferrell. "A fte r having him for all three years I've been at O viedo It's going lo seem strange not having him there. He had to make a lot o f sacrifices for us (h b year. The first tw o years he was on the varsity we didn 't pitch him much because we wanted him to concentrate on hto batting and defense. But (h is year he waa our ace pitcher and had lo worry about pitching more. "It probably affected hto h it­ ting. That happens In high school a lot where you have to use a player to benefit the team more than the Individual. But B.J. vas the consumale team p byer, always w illin g to do what was needed for the team. 'In the past when we could pUy unlimited games In (he Call we Invited everyone out and signed some kids who might become diamonds ......... ‘ In the ' ! irough." said Pantritos. "Everyone who came out got to play a lot o f gam es and got[ a (air chance to make the team. But now we can only p b y 80 gam es total (both toil and spring combined) so we went after boys w e knew could p b y and would make the team ." B ouley's sacrifice fly brought home Baxter, putting the Bullets up 104) after three Innings. O viedo (4-2 overall In T-CBA play) answered In the top o f the fourth with a pair o f runs when Mike Ruglcnlus reached on an error. Mark Bell horn bounced Into a force play and Dan losue doubled to center field scoring Bcllhora. Chris Roscoe then followed by reaching on an error driving in losue, cutting the lead to 10-2 . Bui G oodpastor would not allow the Lions to gel any closer. scattering three hits over the last three innings to earn hto fourth victory of the aeaaon against only one loss. “ H e's been a real workhorse for us this sum m er." said Bullets Coach Bob McCullough. "When ever we need someone to come In a n d throw strikes con sistantly. He's been the one w e've turned to." T h e Bullets and Lions will return to action Monday evening at 5:30 p.m. when Lyman hosts Lake Brantley white Oviedo w ill re ILaket Howell. I travel to face Pantelias said he to excited about the upcoming i W e're really looking forward to this aeaaon .” aald Pantelias. W e have 16 kids coming back from last year and with signers like Cabpa we should do very well. I've been a little lax In m y coaching the b at couple of years. It's lim e to get down to business and work hard again. This looks like It could be (he team I'v e been walling on for 16 years.” T h e signing o f Calapa shows the change In recruiting philoso­ phy SCC has adopted. Bulletswalk to load the baaea before Doug Porter singled driving In S tu c k e y and S co tt to give Lym an a 2-0 lead. Lym an added to th eir lead In the second inning when Brian Saunders ted o ff with a single. Stuckey walked and Setmcrr nit into a force p by. S cott then singled scoring Stuckey and Baxter grounded Into a force play d rivin g in Selm er. increasing the lead lo 44). However, the Bullets were not finished bringing runners the plate aa they sent 11 batters to the plate In the third Inning. J eff Boutey and Brian Dangcl opened the barage with a pair o f walks. Saunders doubted lo left field scoring Boutey and Stuckey tripled to right (kid bringing chasing Dangci and Saumiders across the plate. Selmer then walked and with one out B ailer beat out an Infield single to load the bases. Porter kept the parade m oving as he singled scoring Stuckey and Selmer. W ill Kamircx wulkrd before GibsonOlym pian who com peted last year. T o try and etch hto name into M asters history. G ibson will need to utilise hto bursts of speed with the knowledge he has acquired, especially as an asslsta n i co a ch u n d er Lake Brantley'a Charlie Harris from 1973-80. “ In (he triple Jump. 1 make sure that m y steps are correct and consistent and not scratch." said Gibson. Each com petitor gets six chances in racn event. Gibson's not no sure about the hammer thrown, which he has never done in competition. In fart. Gibson didn't do any of these events as a member of Seminole’s track team In the mid lo late 60's. He ran the 440. 880. and milt- on their first-ever slate championship tram in 1966. c o a ch e d by Richard Williams. iTalcBiTATWISrc? Mm ■■**“* • *• &>•*r S i * ; r* * £ bPj T1" Ea'V w; > * * *-* * f *« IA/C RECHARGE i 1 Can Frsen EXHAUST CatoMe CnmM instated m m E*14* *149* im OIL, LU B E a i l FILTER S I MINCH ( Ci HI if H O U N D fi A H K • 140 /1 4-jiO ■ su iu a W B » �' _. .it "‘r *,<AP v r io p m o f Uw Heathrow c o m * m u n it y . P o r tia E le m e n ta ry » #rm taolr HUb School. 2701 RldgesroodAve. la both a Mhfer and a fo ld award from the School Award la earned by having volunteer* "B u t. pleaae. n ot an oth er n am e with ‘ L a k e ...’ In I t ." W illiam s m id Jokingly. T h ere are currently six schools In the district which begin with " la k e " : Lake B ran tley H igh School In Altam onte Springs. Lak e H owell H igh School In W inter Park. Lake Mary Elemen­ tary and Lake Mary High School In Lake Mary and Lakeview M iddle School In Sanford. W illiam s also noted that the board would prefer not to name Richard W ells, assistant super­ intendent for facilities, said that he hopes the board will chose a qame for the school before the planned S ep tem b er groud breaking. " I don’t want to have to break ground on ‘Middle School A A ’ so we want to give this school a name.” he said. Diapers: cloth or disposable? Bteua disease la one o f the ■Sinus disease is o n a of the most common complaints presented by pa­ tients to primary care p h y s i c i a n s throughout the Unit­ ed States.^ ented by patients to primary cars physician* throughout the from early Infancy through all agegroups. Patients frequently present with complaints of sinus disease relating to headaches In the mid-facial region, nasal obstruc­ tion and naaal drainage. The character o f the headaches frequently relates to pain acroaa the forehead, around the eyes and occasionally In the posterior aspect o f the head. Nasal obstruction can be tdenlifted as bilateral or unilateral and eith er persistent or U»tcrmlttent In character. The nasal drainage likewise can vary In character from a whltlah post naral drainage to a foul tasting and sm elling post naaal drainage. The patients frequently note sym ptom s relating back for many years and stale that they h a v e a fa m U y history o f similar problems. Most patients Initially present fo r treatm ent after utilising v a r lo u a o v e r the c ou n te r medication with minimum reH |WMf *o f * prolonged period of tiro*Som e patients note specific Injuries to the nose or the facial region prior to development of th eir alnua com plaint. Many underlying etiologies are noted to cause naaal obstruction and alnua disease. Structural deform ity o f the midline parti- ■ H ' 1 0f th ese areas can becom e blocked and lead to an area o f persistent or recurrent sinus infection, Aa well aa frank structural abnormalities, chronic swelling can cause blockage o f these alnua openings and lead to recurrent or persistent sinusitis. The swelling alone can lead to the sinusitis which In turn can | £ d lo . chronic muscoaal condition which docs not allow for adequate sinus ventilation. with comDlalnts o f sinusitis, lh e p . , , e n t n e e d s thorough evaluation which would include a thorough history, physical evaluation, possibly sinus x-rays and possibly blood studies or other diagnostic studies, Frequently with the longstanding history o f these problems a specialist would advise evaluation o f the anterior and posterior aspects o f the naaal c a v i t y - u s i n g a s p e c ia lis e d nberopilc scope to evaluate the opening o f the sinuses into the noM.. other studies may entail advanced x-rays Including a C T scan of the sinuses, In addition, many patients disease can frequently be treated w ith medication*. If recurrent Infections or obstruction devel­ ops. further specific techniques o f evaluation are Indicated. The m ajority o f people can be treated and lead normal healthy lives relating to their alnua and nasal O R LA N D O - M ore mothers are beginning to prefer cotton doth diapers to disposehlrs according to o ffic ia ls at the A r n o ld P a lm e r H o s p ita l fo r Children and W omen In Orlando. Four m onths ago. the hospital launched a pilot program using reusable cotton cloth diapers for newborn babies. “ The use o f doth diapers by the Arnold Palmer Hos­ p ital can help p rev e n t further destruction o f the e v lr o n m e n t . " said Lois Yingllng. Nurse Manager of the mother/baby unit at the hospital. Since the program began a t th e h o s p ita l, m a n y parents are chosetng to use the cotton diapers o ver disposables. Leas than 20 percent o f the parents have requested disposable diapers. The hospital reports that the cost o f buying and washing cotton diapers Is comparable to buying dis­ posables. MEDIGA'H Bohot-MoocM SANFORD — The Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Is sponsoring a blood drive next month. The city-wide call for donations w ill'ta k e place July 0 through 17 at the Central Florida Blood Bank’s Sanford Branch. 1302 E. 2nd Street In Sanford. The hours o f collection w ill be Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more Information call the Central Florida Blood Bank's Sanford office at 322-0022 or Francte Lundqulst at 322-3000. Nondependence Day is July 3 On July 3 the Am erican Lung Association wants all Am ericans to celebrate Nondependence Day. a day when they declare them eselves free from nicotine addiction. In Orlando at the Florida Mall, representatives of the organisation w ill be on hand to do free pulmInary testing and to distribute Nondependence Day survival kits. For more Information, contact the Lung Association at 896-3401. CHIROPRACTIC EUH BETTERHEALEH IS YOUR CHILD ATHLETIC? If y o u r child Is athletic, his that shouU bs treated befoi //< \ r \ A 4s? Surgikos Wholesale To Medical Profession J j C om plete L in e o f M ed ical Equipm ent and Supplies F o r O ffice and In-H om e Use r velocity. But body contact Is not the only problem. Starts and slops at high speed, twisting and turning Into awk­ ward positions may cause strains to muscles, kmbs. and back. Untempered enthusiasm may cause a youngster to try harder Tbs best answer Is periodic chiropractic cxam lnstlons. These sis M w w im iiWii before the season begins, so he can start In top form. They’re also recommended whenever an In­ jury occurs aa well a* at the end o f the season. Any structural defects should get the correc­ tion and treatment needed to keep your child In good health. T jj V. MDKMIUW i Central Florida Medical Supply ffi 2530 Sanford Ave. #104 A A g A M J v Sanford M f U l • • / •r v. �Vi. • A tB I- N f w & l ' 1' y I'M iT itB . -.ife 6.V.V'.i» t *. > . r-. ; a j •» i i • M m ' " LW.-rt-:-/ w i ii 4 •/-' :Sr5a> ■ iSfifebriiiiitl The legion (resen ted awards to recognise outstanding sendee within the com munity A ih a g the past year. Sanford firefighter. Max M h . received Firefighter o f the Year. Ted M M h , I n s lm fi Department o f Pubbc Safety, w as also rerogntard for hts contribution to the a n a . A first for Post 83 wsa having the K - 9 C M n School ofChoice far a course of study at PilMwtHklhl •**- p -. » im w j iu iu m tw H jt**i— m n w c w iw iip nmvici o m owner v t i provxicu at the conduston o f the ceremony for members and thstr honorees. Both the legion and auxiliary meet on the second Thursday o f each month at Post 83 on Sanford Avenue, 8 p.m. Prospective members on Near-fatal accident has strengthened teen’s will u h h h T as---s -aSl^^.-i- Bail*—u» i v n t f i n rv o p t# CO ITOf SANFORD — Robin Bowlin. 16. doesn’ t re* member the day they say she died. Robin, a perky redhead w ith a spray o f freckles across her naae. sm iles prettily as she speaks In a slightly raspy voice, the on ly vestige o f the damage done to her in a car accident February 17. Robin was ridin g In the back scat w ith some friends, returning from church early that bright afternoon, her father. A1 Bowlin, says, when In a lit second, the car careened onto the shoulder. unged Into a concrete culvert and roUed end overend. Robin’s brain twisted and bounced In her skull, damaging the stem .iShe lay In a com a for 13 days, and com atose for four m ore days, hovering between life and death, w ith only scrapes and abrasions to her face as evidence o f her ordeal. She had no broken bones. Bowlin says. Robin was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center. “ We got the call and were told she was at Halifax (In Daytona) but that was where they took the other girl w ho was with her. We w ere frantic 3 Donations to noody mad# Sem inole County Extension Homemakers. Including Helen Gninth. Lake Mary, delivered 984 Item s o f clothing and shoes to the South Sem inole and Sanford Christian Sharing Cen­ ter* to help needy families. The group a lio collected 78 pieces o f baby clothing and donated them along with a 8350 check to the Crisis Pregnancy Center o f Sem inole County. to rooove not knowing. When w e finally got Information, they said she wasn’t breathing In the helicopter. W ith a closed head injury there was no way for them to tell how bad her Injuries were, but we thought are lost her.” Bowlin says. When she awoke. Robin couldn't m ove. Doctors weren't sure tf she would ever walk again. "Soon ahe could m ove, scratch Tier head for Instance, but only If she commanded her own brain. If a nunc tokl her to m ove her aim . ahe couldn't respond." Bowlin says. “ For awhile, there was a noUcsbte weakness tn her right side, even her face drooped on the right a id e." Bowlin remembers. But Robin was determined to dance again with the Seminole High School award winning team "D u sters,” o f which she's been a member for three consecutive years. "W hen 1 first woke up. 1 didn't know where I was. I thought 1 was somewhere else and it took awhile to get back to this year.” Robin says. She says ahe became more determ ined to dance when they told her she probably couldn't. "Personally, I foil they .were all full o f crap telling m e that I m ight not walk again. I Intended to walk.” a feisty Robin relates. — ... Bowlin says the doctors were Impressed wtth Robin’s determination and strong w ill. "T h ey use the words determined and strong* willed. I say she's stubborn and hard-headed and the forgetfulness she was experiencing comes naturauy to Mr* When abe wa find the _ therapy at the Brain Center. Bowlin sajra the day to enter Robin's patient pmatSstsi^ (jar trying about the eight years. " I thought Koom, wno once aan| in roe enuren cnotr in her clear ertep voice, and w ith Ptsass. the S ratoote Hjpb School cborua and dance team* aaya ahe Is determined to perfect her staging voice, atilt damaged from the accident. She may need surgery, and doctor's say there ta a possibility she may never sing again. "O h yes 1w ill.’ ’ she says. Less than five months after her near fatal ride. Robin ta dancing again with the D aukra. guided by Maureen McGuire. She practices three hours s day three or four days a week at Seminole High School and another tw o hours by herself on alternate days. Her kicks are high and strong. She only breaks for water when the other girls do. . " I don't want special consideration. 1Just want to be the best dancer I can be. I'm stronger every day. Next. I want to sing Uke before." she says, her once-bruised brain again sending her signals to excel. Lion has been roaring for 48 years Offices held, awards mark civic career By LACY 90— W Herald People Editor SANFORD - The first time Henry W itte saw a blind person skillfully using a power tool, he was sold on Lions Club. That was 48 years ago. "It made m e appreciate that I could see. W hat I saw w as Lions helping people learn a trade so they could ra m a liv in g ." W itte said. H e's been a m em ber ever since, never missing a meeting o f thi organization whose main purpose is to assist blind persona with their special needs. " I f I had to miss one. I made It up.” he explained. Wtlte. a Lake Mary resident, la a member’ of the 65-year old Sanford Lions Club, which he Joined In 1943. It’s never too late to be crowned the king 9y LACY POMSW Herald People Editor____________ SANFORD - Henry Steinmeyer. 94. Is king for more than a day. “ It’s never loo lale lo lx- a king." he said upon learning recently that he would preside over social events at Lakevlew Nursing Center. Sanford, for the next ye a r. S lc liu n c y e r was chosen Mr. Lakevlew by staff and residents. A c llv ilc s D irector Sharon Askew said Steinmeyer was so thrilled with his golden head­ piece. he "w ore it everywhere for three or four days." Steinmeyer. originally from Brooklyn, served with General Pershing In World War I. Hr has fond memories o f accepting a bet to wrestle the famous Bull Mon­ tana. “ Bull won. of course. He rolled me around Ih e flour like no­ body's business." Steinmeyer told Askew. * * *•* He retired from American Telephone and Telegraph after 4 1 years of service, and srltlrd In Seminole County with his wife o f 7 1 years. Louise. T h e S te ln m e y e rs w ill he guests of honor at an anniversa­ ry parly for friends and residents al Lakevlew to Ik- held for them Friday. They will celebrate their 71st anniversary July 4. In ronjunetlon with the celebra­ tion. Steinm eycr's daughter. M a rlo n Lrs<|iiier an d h er husband. Herb, will Join the fun. marking 50 years of marriage thrtnaclves on July 6. Steinmeyer is on the howling team at Lakevlew. Is secretary of Ihr Residents' Council and sings in the chorus. He Is known for Ills sweet tooth, and was hr aril to say several days alter his crowning that it was a shame the king can't get any candy. Askew said. Steinmeyer Jokingly said, as king, hr will raise taxes. Askew reported. " I might not be the oldest member but I think I've been a member the longest." W itte, an active 78. chuckled. Recently designated a Melvin Jones Fellow. W ille was re­ cognized for his commitment lo serving ihe world community. T h e fellowship Is considered Lions Club's highest honor In­ ternationally and has been con­ ferred on 33.500 recipients spanning nearly 80 countries worldwide. W ille spoke modestly about his award. "Oh. I think they Just gave It to me fur my longevity with Ihe rlu b." he Jokingly said. "Well, may In- my devotion had a little to do with it." Hill Sanford Lions Club Presi­ dent Norm Hart said he sees Witte as the consummate gen­ tleman and club member. "H e's pure gentleman. 100 percent. The thing that Im­ presses me about Henry Is he's so Milling to bring his back­ ground and experience to every­ thing with no limitations. It's not only knowledge he adds, but Howy Witt*, MM, S m u m m Lions Club with wisdom, loo. You know, you can have knowledge about some­ thing. but if you don't use It wisely. It Just doesn't work. He was selected Market Manager o f the Year for the entire country during his tenure tn the busi­ ness. H e n r y b r in g s b o th th e s e qualities to Lions Club." Hart said. W ille returned to live tn Lake Mary after retiring from his position In Ft. Meyers, and now spends time bowling, playing cards and m ostly promoting Llontsm. Witte said over the years lie has served In every office for ihe club. In cluding one o f the highest, district governor. Hr servrd as treasurer of ihe rlub last year and will assume a p o s itio n on ih e B o a rd o f Directors this year. Witte and his* wife. Clara, raised two daughters. Donna Foster. Jackson. Miss., ami Julie Hadlock. Indianapolis. Ind. W ille studied farm in g al K u lgers U n iversity in New Jersey and Ihrn relumed lo Sanford to work with his dad on the farm raising "everything that could be grown here." hr said. He farmed on Ills own before leaving Ihe area for 24 years to manage the large farm­ er's market in Ft. Meyers. Fla “ Boy lim e flics. I've been retired 13 years." he said. "But I still have a lot to da." W ille bus attended the Florida state ronvenUon for Lions all 48 years o f his membership. He has collected pills from the events and filled three Lions vests with them. "Th ey're heavy to wear.” he admitted. He has participated in every project llie club has held to raise funds lor humanitarian causes. Projects include bingo al Flea W o r ld , a c o m m u n ity -w id e spaghetti dinner and a fishing tournament for the blind. “ I get a lift out of all these things. When little blind kids who never felt a fish before catch one In the tournament. It docs something to you ." he said. Witte said among Lions Club’s t a r g e t e d c a u s e s a r e : th q purchase of seeing eye dogs, distribution of glasses to needy Seminole County children, con­ tributions to the North Florida Eye Bank. Southeastern Guide Dogs. Florida Lions Camp for blind and sighted kids. Bruilllst of Central Florida, awards to the Poller man and Fireman o f the Year and contributions to the Central Florida Zoological Park. the Salvation Army. Ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the St. Lucia Feslival. “ S eein g our contributions grow adds that much more lo the depth of my feeling. Lions Club has been a tremendous outlet for my civic spirit. Pm going lo be a Lion as long as Pm alive." he said. And hr doubts he'll ever miss a meeting. �Sanford H*ra»d, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Juna 30, IN I Plans final for festival of arts a IV 1 A C V v w U A c rial Park. Lake Monroe. The d o u b le - r in g c e r e m o n y w as A e F A V i o m I I A n i f o n y # Bill and Mary Ann Jones o f Tampa. Jones la the paternal grandson of Ora W illiam and Georgina Jones o f Marlon. Ind, The bride wore a lace and cream wedding dress and she carried a bouquet o f white miniature roses. T h e com m ittee* are In place. JoAnne Luca* report*, and plana are finalised for the Fifth Annual Lake M ary H eathrov Festival o f the Arts, to be held October S M tl fl i t L S I A cre* Ranch. acroaa from Heathrow. T h e show w ill again be an outstanding Incorporation o f the best o f the fine and perform ing arts. JoAnne said the concept was th e first a t Its kind for Sem inole County, and In 1987, the festival waa recognised as the largest event ever held In the f" J J ■ | ]V I IJlRBIBMRf LACY DOMEN ■ fleet war her sym phonic m usic to m odem Chib made history at a recent jass entertain guests. m eeting. Members Inducted the O v e r 8 0 .0 0 0 p e o p l e a r e first woman Into the dub. expected to attend this year. President G yle Workman was C h i l d r e n h a v e n o t b e e n pleased to welcom e Jean R. forgotten at this b ig event, for W elle, the postmaster o f Long* they are the very ones whose wood and now a Hon, c re a tiv ity gro w s and fosters festivals such as this one. In eluded in the children s festival will be Creside School of An with complimentary msrhahof* In wire and wood sculpture and under. O n ly sc hoot age children w ill be perm itted Inside the special tent to select and purchase the art. Inacom p Computers, one o f the n ew corporate sponsors o f the eve n t, w ill p ro vid e th e childrens’ area w ith Apple and IBM com puters for the children to experience and work with W■■ IIIM IIlw W ■ C A f l f l C O M V I w Iw W TITU SVILLE The Indian R iver C ity United Methodist Church o f Titusville was the scene o f an April 6 wedding at 3 p.m. when Carrie Lee Belton of Cape Canaveral. Fla. became the bride of Robert Alan Parrish of Cocoa. Fla. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Churlcs R. Belton of Longwood. and the bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Parrish of Bemcnt. III. The double ring service was performed by Dr. Dan Johnson and Dr. John Ewing. The altar was decorated with double ar­ rangements o f peach gladioli, white mums and fern. On either side or the altar were sevenbranched candlelabra adorned w ith flow er sw ags o f white c a r n a t i o n s , p e a c h m in icarn ations. w h ite snow flake mums and greenery. B M SlSm B Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows her mother’s gown of pure silk organza and chantllly lace. The filled lace bodice featured a scalloped neckline and accents o f seed pearls and Irldescenls. The voluminous skirt with lacc appliques fell Into a full chapel train from a carriage back with self bow. Her fingertip Illusion veil with seed pearls fell from u matching headband of silk (low­ ers. pearls and sequins. She curried a cascading bouquet of white dcndroblum orchids und Ivy with focal point of white enchantment lilies surrounded by white inlnl earnallons. peach uistmmcrlnand baby's breath. Taml Reed. Cocoa, served as M fW 1I U w maid o f honor. She wore a crystal teal satin and lace graduated length gown accentuated with puffed and shirred sleeves, The low back was accented by crossed straps and a satlnjaow. She carried a relaxed version o f the traditional nosegay o f white roses, peach alstromeria. peach mini carnations. Ivy and baby’a breath. The bridesmaids were Barbara Brown. Titusville: sisters o f (he groom Joellyn Parrish. Bcment. III.; and Sue Ferguson. Macomb. III. Their gowns and bouquets were Identical to the honor attendant's. SANFORD |*|e. E3 Lillie Ann Rushing and Pfe. E3 Mosc Wesley Perkins IV. U.S. Army, were married May 16. 1991 in the Sem inole County Court­ house. Sanford. The bride Is the daughter o f Annie Rushing Williams or Lake Monroe and the late Mr. Purcell Williams. She Is the maternal granddaughter of Foster Lee and Lillie Mellomes ul Gainesville und the paternal granddaughter o f Frank and Elnoru Williams. Lake Monroe. u tn er corporate sponsors are S trom berg Carlson. Southern Bell and Courtesy Pontiac. JoAnne said the art com m ittee has sent out 10,700 applications to potential exhibitors. Three hundred will be choaen. if you have not been contacted, the festival board Invites any Interested artist to submit an o r ig in a l p a in tin g to be featured on the poster for the Fifth Annual Art Festival. Send a slide o f your artwork to I rake Mary-Heathrow Festival o f the Arts. Attention: Poster Committee. 120 International Parkway. Suite 220. Heathrow. 32746. D e a d lin e for a p p lic a tio n la Monday. July 29. P riz e money w ill be awarded at the festival, including tw o 91.BOO purses for best o f show. ■tyle. e a r l i e r In t h e y e a r . J o a n Glen Beck. Auburn. III., served Thom pson, from the Miaalng the bridegroom as best man. ch ild ren s Center. Inc. In W inter Groomsmen were Gary Whelan. Springs, and Judy Meich from Sunrise. Fla.; Steve Townsend, (h r Missing Childrens Billboard Cocoa: and brother o f the bride cam paign each accepted a check Brian Belton. Panama City for $2,500. Outgoing President Beach. Marianne Basllle ended her sueFollowing the wedding cere- ecssful term w ith membership mony. a reccptlon/dlnncr was up. Sne will assume the duties of held at the Great O utdoors 2nd vice president next year. Resort In Titusville. The recepo t h e r officers Installed by lion hall was decorated In Ivory Bunny Anderson were: Agnes luce with peach accents. Sanse. parliamentarian; Connie After a wedding cruise lo Che Prebenda. treasurer; Pam Doom. Abaco Islands, the newlyweds c o r r e s p o n d i n g s e c r e t a r y : urc making their home in Cocoa. Caroline Taylor, recording secreT h e b ride and g ro o m are lttfy . JoAnne Lucas. 3rd vice employed as engineers by NASA president; Sarabecca Rosier, 1st at the Kennedy Spare Center. vice president In charge o f pro- A rm y privates w ed in civil ce re m o n y The bridegroom Is I he son of Mose und Louise Perkins of Sanford, lie Is (he maternal grandson of Vlvlun Allen of S a n fo rd und the p a te rn a l grandson o f Mose und Alice Perkins II o f Sanford. The couple graduated from Seminole High School In 1990. The bride Is stationed at Ft. Dcvena, Mass, und the groom Is presently stationed In NurcmIsTg. Germany, having returned recently from duty in Saudi Arabia. f ■ s ■ South Seminole Garden Club ulso ended its year with new officers. Members met at Bill Knapp's Restaurant near Longw ood for a w onderful meal before Elda Nichols. Installing officer, presented each new of- from loft: Parllamantarlon Agnao Sanaa, unabla to attsnd and for whom Dottia Javorotkl stands In; Trsaaursr Conn is Probanda; Corresponding Sacra- If. jM p9r , p p m tin . 1 H i . Depression can overwhelm elderly after spouse’s death D RAB M A R T I My father, age 83. really has me poncemed. My mother and dad were married for B6 years, and since my mom died, dad Just wants to stay In his house, drinking beer and watching TV. He never wants to go anywhere or do anything. He doesn't even want to take a shower, change his clothes, or come to our house for dinner. He often seems confused and disoriented when I talk to him. and he seems to have Just pulled Into his shell os far as being In contact with other people. My husband says I should Just leave him alone and let him live out ms last days however he wants to; but 1 know It’s not good lor him to Just sit In (he house alone day after day, drinking beer and watching TV. I Just want him to have the best quality life he can with the time he has left. Do you think 1 should leave him alone? LO VD IO DAUGHTER D E A R D AU G H TE R : Ask yourself this question: If you ask for help. This can lead to depression and isolation and make them susceptible to late-onsct chem ical depen­ dency of alcohol as well as p rescription and over-thecounter drugs. Chemical de­ pendency leads to greater physical and emotional de­ terioration. depriving them of the chance to enjoy their last years. M ARY B A LK found your father lying on the floor with a broken leg. but he Just wanted to be left there because It would be too painful to have it set. would you consider leaving him there lo live out his lost days? In my opinion, leaving an older person alone In Isolation and depression with alcohol a n d T V as t h e ir o n ly "pleasures" Is the same as leaving their physical needs untended. Many older people medicate their feelings rather than ex­ perience the grief o f the loss o f loved ones and friends. Job. or home. They often operate on a set o f values that havr stressed self-reliance and don't talk easily about their problems, or One-to-one counseling can be more effective for older people than group treatment because they are often no! comfortable expressing their feelings In a group. If your father won't allow you to help him. call his physician or the Informllon und Referral Serv­ ice (Orange County. 894-1441; Seminole County. 629-1289) for suggestions. PENTECOSTAL EXPLOSION R E V IV A L A T Verticals CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER BOO W . 41k B tr a c t. B o a t e d . F lo rid a ■ JULY 7 -12 ♦ ■ H H I • FREE In home estimates I • Large selection to ' choose from ■ H • Prompt. Friendly Service ■ • Quality Workmanship ■ • We Do Replacement Slati _______M 1 ^ — 1 • Custom Valances For the fin est in vertical blinds and mini-blinds, call SANFORD VERTICALS A Beautiful New Direction For Windows ve., Sanford Y o u r U/jH bcJ Vto/y l \ I m ij mM Florsncs Wsgnsr; Recording Sscrstary Marlon Whits; Trsaaursr Dorssns Fish and Corresponding Sscrstary Gtrtrud* Hillmann. FROM GRUNDY. VIRGINIA PASTOR-EVANGELIST-TEACHER-MISSIONARY A Ministry Blessed With The G(/ts O f The Spirit \ ri s r ffb r k k ) r ' 31 i �M r Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida Su n., Jurm JO. 1991 - 7B Recording your family past is best done in the present I Henry o f Lexington. Rjr. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Bourg o f M etairie. La. announce the engagem ent o f their daughter. Bridget Lynn Bourg. to Gary 1Derr Jr., Her (lance, boro In Pa., la a graduate o f High School and a 1991 gradu­ ate o f Kentucky Wealeyan Col­ lege. He la a member o f Sigma Nu fraternity. B om in Morgan City. La., the b rid e 'ele ct la a a graduate o f am ty High 8 ch Ntcholaevtlle. Ky.M Ky. Mian laa Bourg la a 1991 gradu ate o f K en tu cky lai in t pfujtoprvpra w c wctc k i i . Fortunstely. m y stater traveled to Denmark and was able to get In touch w ith relatives w ho could identify the people. w la a v i The wedding w ill be an event o f September 14. 1991. 7 p.m.. at Settle M emorial United Methodlat Church. Owenaboro. -VMi 1 couldn't A few years ago. I received this letter that dealt with the problem: You Kramer, Lester to marry in Orlando, the brideelect la the maternal grand­ daughter o f Adeen Enklne o f Orlando and the late Mr. Lacy Erakme. She la the paternal granddaughter o f June and Charles H owell o f Orlando. Ms. Kram er la a 1984 gradu­ ate o f O viedo High School where she was editor-in-chief o f the school newspaper. She la p resen tly em p lo ye d by SANFORD — Sharon and Jam es Crawford o f Paisley. Fla. and Rudy and Darlene Kram er. Aurora. C olo., an­ nounce the engagem ent o f th etr daughter. Nora June K ram er, to W illiam Jam es L ester IV . son o f M alvina Letter. S liver Spring. Md. and the late Mr. W illiam Jam es L etter m. The e n g ir d couple both reside in ' j 1 ’ 1 | Sperber Printing A Trophies. Longwood. Her Ranee, born in Washing­ ton. D.C. Is a 1979 graduate o f Our Lady o f Oood Counsel High School. Wheaton. Md. Lester la employed by Food Lion. Inc. In Lake Mary. T h e w edding w ill be an event o f Saturday. July 37. 5 p.m .. at W indward Square Clubhouse. W inter Park. S 00 i ki J '• ■ 1 1 ____ !•*■* It __ i m l M M t M ••• 119M) JohnIM)M au _ Lnw» mVmm 1 st t w i n Bawxn' lfiw w [n s s a IOmumn in w pipe — which he constantly Is lighting, packing with tobacco, tapping Into an ashtray or fiddl­ ing with In some manner. He has a very Impressive collection o f pipes as well as a v a rie ty or fancy b len d s or tobacco, so it's apparent that hr Is not Just a casual smoker. He brags that he could quit his pipe tom orrow and never miss It because he really doesn't havr a habit. Abby. I wonder whom Is he kidding? A N O B SB R V B R It Himself. Uon for your readers. TeU to urge th eir parents to identify m e pnotoa ov incir in c fu o r i. W b e n ^ tW | p a rro b i^ le | L , m y C ollege. and a member o f Sigma Kappa aoroniy. [ilBMIt SfS tMv jr Lm# Caxr^t am Clow ____ ~ -uata, ~TUW» lie— « « p it n ~ Jia Q iim p # j •»CM##rf Itw uu»w lewm Cmm mf> w »i.h nua q—mowwW v. m o n t * _____ T M O M ^ IO _ |N* 'old er people’ the backs o f fam ily pictures while they can sill) remem ber w ho's who, when the pictures arete taken and the approximate dates. W hy only “ older people'7 T h a t's som eth in g everyb od y should do as soon as a snapshot la developed. For yea n . I was too busy (or too laxy) to do It. and now that I'm retired and have plenty o f time. 1 can't remember who half the people are. My parents can 't help me because m y father has been dead fo r 35 years, and m y m other la In a rest home, unable to rem em ber much o f anything. So here 1 alt. with a big box o f fam ily pictures — beating my brains out tr y in g to recall names, dates and ptocea. What a meast A bby, please rem ind your readers often to lab el their pictures. T hen their grand­ ch ild re n w o n 't h ave to go through what I’m going through now. Not only should fam ily pictures be labeled but accounts o f historical events and n ew spaper d ip p in g s o f births, graduations, marriages and deaths tn the fam ily should be preserved in a sturdy scrap­ book. Fascinating family histories could be preserved tf younger members interviewed older rela­ tives at fam ily gatherings. A tape recorder would be ideal for this purpose. Succeeding generations will love It! D K AR A B B Y : My husband and 1 disagree on how our children should address their elders. 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The tim e you tool you have a s a cushion could fly b y hhe the darkness b e ta * the fey Art TN I M ON NON S IT H A HOT l i d K ! : j a m i d u a bjtarac' I’Swm I M A (S e p t 23-Oct. 29) tf you eouw an taa i o f the f M HM ul mm ■ * K K 0 O tlK M S IV E N IV R 5 W A P 0 6 IN A t t t T W U W T IfW t t Am u welISSw.. fcy M i d i A C TU A L LY * 3 ? M 4 itt • 'O R is u j m a t r r s C H JJLO a fc fey J im m y VwrvtttTAMW) ^ (MMPfflUfettu) X g fc o o o i J 1 M IOUIO not DC KmDCO •CCOfOlfiCf WUD JTOUT DfUCpflm w itii r c c u c fi i Bi iioo ii tooay 10 tndtvlduato you don't know v e il, That to. o f course. i f you hove any expectations o f gettin g them bock. ______ A M M n M Man. 20-Feb. 19) D on t take everythin g that paopie promise you to heart today, e s p e c ia lly I f yo u r p o te n tia l benefactor la someone who has disappointed you previously. lo o iy . /ui ixkuvvlhu you nopcu would d o something for you m ay request a fenror Instead, A m (March 21-April 10) Be very ca refo l that you do not treat your fttenda in a possessive manner today. T h e use o f such tactics w ill push pals aw ay rather than draw them closer, Y A D K IN (April 30-May 30) There’s a possibility that you J u ly 1 .1 9 9 1 Your Ufa could be a bit m ore departmentalised **»»«« usual in the year ah ead You m ay have seta o f special people w ith whom you’d do different things. CANCRR (June 21-July 22) If you fed y o u ’d like to dwell on th in p a b it longer before m ak­ in g an Important decision today, do to . C om e up w ith you r answer w hen you think you’ re m a A aa * f liu j. LBO (J u ly 2 3 Aug. 22) Busi­ ness conditions are a bit ’ iffy” today, and they could m ove in cither direc tion. T o safeguard your involvem ent, m ake an ef­ fort to understand every signifi­ cant detail. Y IR O O ( A u g 23-Sept. 22) More tact than usual m ight be required today to dealing w ith others on a one-to-one basis. Kindness cou ld fo rg e stron g links, w h ile sdftohneaa could DTCfu ixscnunera. L O R A (S ept. 23-O ct. 2 3 ) You're presently in a good cycle fey T .K . t • fo r fu lfillin g your am bitious expectations. However, you may have only lim ited drive and end iip d otn gaaoaoJ ob today. IC 0 W I 0 (Oct. 24-Nov. 33) People who already love you w ill be even more enamored today because o f your Intense and obvious concern for their w ell­ being and security. S A O fT T A R IU B (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Although Infringing devel­ opm ents w ill vie for your atten­ tion today, y o w real priorities m ay cen ter around dom estic m atters. T h is is w here you should piece y o ir emphasis. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. IB ) Your ideas are very good today, but you may not use (Feb. 20-March 20) Y o u h a v e g o o d le a d e r s h ip qualities today, but you could also have sslf doubis in order to win the respect o f necessary allies, you must behave like a take-charge individual. A R IB 9 (March 21-Aprll 19) You may not be able to act like the blithe spirit you want to be today, so be careful not to create problems for yourself because you fe d restricted. O o w ith the flow. T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) In your social involvem ents with friends today, select pals with whom you have com m on, compassionate concerns. Indif­ ferent or setflsh people w ill make you feel uneaay. (M ay 21-June 20) If y o u p u rs u e o b j e c t i v e s u n ­ obtrusively today, your chances i w ill be enhanced. A0U A R 1U S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) for Be protective o f your resources You could trip y o u rse lf up. and prised possessions today, if though, if you appear too eager you’re reluctant to lend out or aggressive. somethin g you cherish, don't be ( C ) l B B l . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. afraid lo s s y “ n o." Thavaa FR AN K AN D I I N I S T 2 P O A fT A f 'N P fW Y «N tf T A X t j TO FUN0 PYMAM I&, * U T W H 0N TON M A tA O " STA R TS 'fi/ iflO lZ lH G THIS HO0HtN A ftT j t l /> i fey Jim Oavto BLIWDrOtPEP, I SHALL NOW IPENTIFV THINGS by Jim Perhaps m y biggest regret to that I n e v e r me t P.O. Wodehouse. He waa a w riter without equal, and a bridge player. Occasionally he would bring bridge in to his delightful stories. My favorite Wode house charac­ ter to PamUh (the “ P * to silent, as In ''pacaU op'l. In "Psm ith In the C ity.’ ’ Pwnfth watches his boas. Mr. Bickcradyke. playing bridge, and Psmith totally diacom bobulatcs the man. Psmith is gaunt and garrulous, dilatory and dapper, with an easygoing attitude to the pro­ blems o fU fe. I think hto favorite bridge hand would involve de­ ception. so he would have en ­ joyed b ein g South on today's deal. T o test yourself, cover (he East-West cards and plan your play in three notrum p against a low club lead. NBtolta Tvwsty Let Psmith describe the play: “ 1 cou ld n 't win nine tricks without playing on diamonds, but that involved losing the lead twice. If I won the first trick with dum m y’s knave Jack o f dubs, surely even Comrade Bickcradyke. who happened to be W est, would sec the futility in continuing that suit. And if he switched to spades. I would be knee-deep in the bouillon. " T h i s hand requ ired sub­ terfuge. 1 called for dum m y’s knave o f dubs, but then played the king from my hand. W hen l le d a d i a m o n d . C o m r a d e Bickcradyke was sure I had A-K doubleton o f dubs. He continued with a low dub. allow ing me to win with the nine. Comrade Bickcradyke spluttered: I smiled sw eetly at him. 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Ottwa/homa Lie A Ini Pro Huionai toupl# n l MW CATNT'S CLIANMG SERV­ ICE RotoroncoL rsatonable ratal Lktmadl Call m tits H O M I/O FFIC I CLEANiNO t a p . rsatonabis nerkt P k iu t» I Secretarial 4 I TypitHI Servlets CUSTOM * r r ~ a 'M ik t in r ■* DJ Enlerpriwi. IBIS E ISM S i. Santord » 4 BUIim ran appilantav turnllure. fret* 1 any kmdi BkBard..... U>tW B A G MAULING. Yard tram. Quality VVup CaBBayfWnv \i/in l7/sf s ) nlit / > / ‘n l f>U'>IIU \/nflffl \s I r r t l Iht > ( i l l I ( 11 1 s s // I m l HoJiai. clai/BaUdenttal in0404 PCM Houie eMk and petnlmg • Quatei by ptidn#". Coll Rooer. S4 4040.1AMIPM CARPtNTER Ail kinds 04hamu G o o n in g i t r y i c t Boot! Ls« raleit Cemmer / nl IJJ I s / n il’ Ji* I I I s �10* - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 30, 1991 71-H tl»W «frt«d 71— H oly W anted CUSTOM JO hour* M F. $4 75 per hour. Craning I*v»n cart Heavy lifting required. Mull hava or able lo obtain COL drivers license Apply In par ton. no W 74th >1. Sanlord.__________ EARN I H H I M WEERI Waft tnvtltatt al ham*. No cadi SIND M IC b : 0«M m Dtsirikvtoct. PO i l l 27117BC. Carpat Cbrlstt, W TSm-HM DRtVfR/WTOHMJUR 75 yrt or older with 1 yeari vendable over Iha road tractor trailer tap. Eapart enced auto hauler praterred . 407E77 0501_______ e lN O I N I I ilN O e eSECRETARY* Brilliant opportunity to uta your flair lor d lv trillltd dutlei. Buty office that'l never borlngl AAA EMPLOYMENT m w .n m u .m tm EQUIMCRTOrtMTNS Earthwork and landclearing. Only eaparlancad should apply EOE, 407MB7W.M e EQUIPMENT IWIT A U I B * Smart career move I Growing company otters ground floor opportunity! AAA CMPLOYMCNT toow. am si, t w i t * IIP. SMITH For high production trust plant Company benefits. Apply: sms Mareada Way. laniard er Call *21-90*4 ter UPttllKCtO KM ERdOStMC IRSTAUIRS Must be willing to work. Benefits. Only esperler.ced need apply. Ml m i_______ FABRICATOR Must have minimum 7 years experience In machinery tab ncation from blueprints. Some travel required, perma nent position available tor career minded. Its-tlW______ FEOSRAL JOBS Start up to t i l per hour plus benefits. Your area. For Information call toll free. 1 100277 SOU. a il 111, lam 1pm, 7dayI * FRONT OFFICE CLERK# 1150 per week I Prolssslenal appearance counts herel Direct calls and greet custom erst It's lust for you 11 AAA CMFLOYMINT MOW. MASS, m-5171 ePU R N IT U R C M LC te Growing company needs highly motivated person! Fantastic banatlts. Call todayl AAA CMPLOTMCNT Maw, m m si, u n i t s GOODWORKCRSNCCOCDIt DAILY WORK DAILY FAY Call dab....... 22*7551 stter lpn> MOMI MAILCRS WANT C01 Easy work, assailant pay. Send Self Addressed stamped envelope A It 00 to: Malle Industries, Rea SSM. Detie M . FL.S1TM High volume breaklast cooks • R fp l»i . 7FM4FM daily. 4740W. St. Rd. 4t. Sanford INSTALLER * * HM D REN* * ROSSCLIFF APARTMENTS Now 3 badroom apartments. tar 1510 W/D connection*, screened patio* and astro storage clooet. 11*7 to. ft. Located on Lk Mtoy I I vd C aRm N M Equai Housing Opgarluntty I SALESREPS Sat appalntm ants. commissions. 77*7057 HHDMKtSICRCTARI High Salas taper lance pcolsccod. Banatlts. Apply In parson Monday Friday. Aristocrat Experienced. For busy Ortho podK office.............. t t r u n Adults, sncltsid porch, i a n d g a r b a g e p ic k up furnished. A/C, cable ready. Oft street parking. ITM/mo ptot SM damage dtgasit __________ m / to t___________ Volkswagen. 4175 S. Orlando a JUNIOR SECRETARY a Run the shawl Service com pony otters lots el verletyl Top spall Hiring nowl AAA EMPLOYMENT M d W .M R llt.M H m Or, Sanford 771 7777_________ S A L K t P IO P L t Hera t a sm all ad with a strong message. Would you like to make 12.OW par month part timet I'll shew you hew. Call Data Hans. 77*4171 M _______ Eaperlenced with license. Full Time........................ M M IM . L O C A L C O U N T Y JO B S. Warehouse, drivers, security guard*. |an Itors, mechanics. (W ill tr a in ) Good F a y ! Eap. with construction attic*, clerical work. Typing, book keeping A tiling. Send resume A ref. to: P.O. Baa 71*. Santord, FL W77TFTM S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S weekly pay. 15 M per hour to start with regular raises plus banatlts. Far prrittgtaui uflll ty company In OaBary. HS diploma. FI*, driver* license, goad credit history and able to pats drug tost. Currant Flo. guard lleans# or certificate required. Metre Secer tty In Orlande..................t-Mt-TTW M M H M IU r e LUMBER DRIVER e Shift your career Into pearl Local deliveries. Ns nights or weekends. Banatlts. Stable, no ley efts here! A A A EM FLOY M l NT Wd W. MRt It, MS-SIM MAJOR TRLEFMONE COMFANV now hiring technicians. Installers, account service reps, operators. No *«p*rl ence necessary. Far Informa flan ceil I 71F77* W07 eat. T Mas, fAAH FM . 7days • M A N A B IA T R AIN E E * Basle refall back round It all that's neededl Will train motivated person I Excellent chance tor you to grow I AAA IMFLOVM BNT 7WW. INK St, 737-1)74 SECURITYOffKERS Llcensed/Certlflcate. Begin Immediately Fart time, DaBary, Deland. Lsngwood Full time. Winter Park. SIM bonus Incentive ter licensed armed guard* hired. Apply In parson. 7715 Mollonvlll* Ave, building 1. (off Airport Bl) Sentord. Monday-Wsdnosdoy. 19AM 1PM________________________ TELEMAMETIR Eiperiencod needed. Certlf* cation desirable but will allow up to t months to obtain certification. Esc. working conditions A banatlts. Im­ mediate openings on 7 ) A H i silts. Fart time also aval labia 1 FoofRrpwtogRaoMl Need JO met Ivoted people. Hour*. 1PM tOPM. No charge b a c h tl tl/ h r plus cash bonus** dallyt Eap. pre­ ferred. but will train right people I Start todayl Alter 1 PM 77* l ill._____ DBBABV MANOR M N .Hw y.l7-M Oebary. M-F, OAAMFRL.... EQE Office C lIM Eaperlenced. great hours. great pay I Call 77*1714_______ General office duties. Hours 11 PM to t PM ............ e OFFICE OREETEB a M Take this seat newt Answer phones and direct cl lentil N e v e r be b o re d l G reat banatlts. great |ob tool A A A EMPLOYMENT 7 0 0 W .tW d ll.m 5 tM TELEMARKHIRC Local branch of a pebttshen clearing haeea hat Immediate day positions ovollobl* In thoir circulation dipt. Salary ptos Camm. 17 I I I par hour. Altamonte Springs are*. Ceil Paul, 7*7 H it TELEMARKETERSWANTED l i f t TIb i IN c k o * Must live In Sanford area, be experienced and have good driving record. 177 UN)______ • 5. local company ________ C*II77*M17_________ TELEMARKETERS POSTAL )0tS a Teg Commission* • Canorous Bonuses t i l . 41-14.00/ Hr. For *s*m and application Information call 1-31P74P4000 Eat. F L 170. OiOOAMtoOiMFM. 7 Days e PRODUCTION WORKER e Fantastic! End your search nowl It you're willing to work th ey’ re w illin g to train. Benefits. Call Monday I AAA BMPLOVMEMT 7 M W .M 1d M .m U 7t Call 321-05*4 aaaVO LT* e e TEMPORARY SERVICES _________ CaKMMIW_________ WANTED, L I V I IN COMPANION. hamamaAar to live with aMwty tody. KM otter private living quarters, us* of car/ plus salary. Call tordefaitsaftor IQAM.MPMM. t l t t / O A V P R O C E S S IN G PHONE orders at home. Peo pit call you to order. Pgr Into, IM A 77*11*7 Eat. 54B 71—Employmont Wantod CNA AVAILABLIt 14 yrt. oap. Osteen A Sanford ergat. Stone 77* 17*4 ar 17*74** 91—Apartmonts/ House to Short FIM ALB WILL Share mobile home, phene A cable. 1*5 e week. 77*9*71 Move m m ipe. LAKE MART. turn, tor female. A/C, kitchen prlv. 1*5/wk. No drugs. 77A9S40 LAKE MARY, furnished 4 bdrm. 1540/mo Includes util. Single adult only. 777 *51* MALE datlret female to there peetsMs condo. Free rent tor right person. Jett, 323 SAM SANFORD, nice area, lady will share horn* w ith same. USO/mo. Includes util. 17**1*1 SANFORD, mala. 2 bdrm*. Incl. util., lanced. Feta A KMs OKI Wash/dryer. 1st A last. 17* e^rUtom^jjjjjjjJTAJOn * Promotion Potential eUncrowdtdWork At W—Roomi for Rant ___________ i ) » i m n n • TELEMARKETING e Do you have the gift ol gab? Company will train In all photos! Hurry and NtophaMl AAA EMPLOYMENT 7 M W .M H lM .m i1 » \ I c t M t ( Nun N i h i C L IA N ROOMS, kltchorTT laundry lacllitie*. Cable TV. Starting at 175/wk..... .13**471 FURNISHED room, kitchen privilege*, utllitlas Included. 110/wk ISO s e c u r i t y Downtown.......... Call 777 5004 l \ 11* » \\ I > t i i i *1 I '»11 \ N M 111 l u v s l r l r h n i i i i i l h W t N t \ l < .m U n t i l I SANFORD 1 BDRM Spacious, LAKE. 7 bdrm., 1 r#th/dryer. Pool. NO PETS! U to mo U H Dep m-tOTSLe.M* LAKE JENNIE APTS. new management! Call u* about our movto In specials trom *3**l Broker. 377 4734 ast 1 bdrm. around! Largo living room, ontloood tun room, all opgilancet. Central H/A. 1375/mo plus STM tacu rlty......................... M B 5*73 STUDIO. 175/wk . I WO/wk. Off street parting. CailMBITff LM! MART STUDIO. 1 bdrm and 1 < Downtown Sentord. 77*7447, HI DOB* CARPORT 7 bedroom ground level 1450 per month plus It. (Summer Ratos) Call Carman. 72MU1 LAKE MARY/SANFORO 1 bath, waahar/i *4*3**I or 3747*** MARINER'S VILLAGE LakaAdatbdr.............SMSme. 1btom....S7*lmoAup.-MM*70 N ICE NEIOHBORNOOOI Large 3 bdrm., glow porch, carpat. no pat*. U*0 plus security, 13PIQto__________ NICE t BDRM garage apt, par month plus 11.331-7107 1*00 Labe Mary Bled l aatord I i " 111 iM is r M n i u \ G U A R A N TE E D ! H ID D E N LA K E S , Pool. 7 bdrm*. w/kltctwn privilege* Each room UOO me. Includes oil. Pets OKI............ >77-00*1 HOUSE TO SNARE w/smokor, 3 rooms and both tor rent, share kitchen. uw/moTM 1)47 PRIVATE ROOM, share kit. and baths. Rotor. A Mats. S7S week plugdeposit..... 77*4717 PRIVATE EHTRARCE. ratrlg. washer, naar 1-4 and 4M. 170 wk. Call after 4.0** 1*01. SANFORD, kitchen and laundry privileges, clean, cable hook _ j£ j* V w * t * 5 d e £ _ I»m 4 oMOVCIH SKOAL* *RERTfR0H 9439-$D5* A UNITEDTUN OMIT* PATIO MOMI 1 bdrm. 1 bath, Winter Springs are*. Like new. Peal and tennis. S*7S/mo C eil*** *5*7 SPACIOUS2BORM2BRIMS IA N M . F T I IMMB Of ATE OCCUPANCY 11 99-A M rtlM fltt Unlwmlshod/RfH GARAGE APT. Historic C.v Met. JM * q It . * rooms. A/C. UOOper month plus deposit Cell *44*7*1 or tto 077* and 1 bdrm. ) ball 1433par monthplussecurity. W A R N IN G II UwfvrnHhod/Nut ATTRACTIVE LAK SV tIW and 3 bdrm. apt, U par month. Rtfs. 377-TU I MAfTlEHOUSE To install realtor yard arms In the Orlande metro area. Mutt own truck or y*n....... m e n s I h i I 99- A aaitmints RESTAURANT NMKDMTE INCOME Tile restoration. Earn up to 11 000 per week as a subcon tractor. Documented proof. Noesp. necessary _________t »oo sis set i_________ •cuiT O M iatcavicco Proplt ptrton needsdl Vari­ ety ot dutlti to katp you happy I Crtatboull AAA EMPLOYMENT KIT ’N’ CARLYLEft fey Lorry WricM 7 1 -H r t » W ir M adults, no pats. All ttoctrk. UOO/mo. t Utodap....773Mt* SANFORM N IC ! A R IA , larg TWO BORAL. upstairs. U7S and security. 7M W. tTIti. Barb M-F, BA......... ........... H H M M- at hlsAveil. July 1st. Cath. catlings, fan. AC. cable avail. SMSmo.......... 777-77*4 S2M Mbbb !• Spactal (Limited lime) Santord, tg- > bdrm. central H/A, peat. J a je ^ ^ J a to / Q u to tJ M Ito ^ 1RT— H 9 M 9R I Furnished / Ront NtcTTTdrm!!witfr#ir Qutot retire* area........... .UTS mo SMALL TRAVELIraMtr, On* person. II75mo. i to m a m UnfvrnHhod / Rtwt D O R C M f S Tf M A P T ’ OPEN M ON-FBI., A* SAT. IBS. SUNDAY M NEM1NEQDKH! 10. I A 1 Bdrm. Apts. Many eitre* Incl. storage tpacal Quiet, caiy community! NIC* tandteapOn-tito managers who cT(R r E II Starting at UtY/nw J23-S391 97—Apart monts LAKE MARY 137-4*73 1Story. IBlB odroom Apt*. SANFORD - CLEAN, quiet 1 bdrm. apartment, upstairs. >271/me.*.................. 377 157* SANFORD - 1700 Sanford Ave Apt. howto. 1bdrm. UM/mo, 4 bdrm, UOO/mo plus deposit. Qutot and sate. Call m i* U ATTRACTIVE 1/1. Santord. Larg* kitchen. F tor Ida ream, aval labia 7/1. No pots. |4S9 plus depaslt. Call Ml -BOW A * WOOERLAKE** I bdrm. 3 bath. New paint and floors. Dlthwashar. rang*, rtfrlg.. central H/A. garage. CLEANI SSW/mo. M1-B077 to MB-law alto* IFN L Jim. Furnished / Rtnt SANFORD • 7 bdrm. privacy. 1*0 par weak plus 1700 security. 77*7701________ BEDROOM Living room, kitch­ en A bath. 1170 weak. UHiitlat Included. Plus deposit. Ml4II40T 14*5477 ______ ROOMY redecor* ted I Meal lor couple »3*S/mo plus STOPsecurity. 777 77**________ SANFORD - 1 A 1 Bdrm. Apts) Furn/Unturnl UOO A Up plus 1700 sac, dep. 333-3343/l7»«0to WORKINO couple, on* large bedroom, newly painted. Very private. Just outside Sentord. All utllltla* furnished. No pal*. 1375/mo plus 1700 deposit. ___________ 323 1*17___________ SANFOBD - Huge 7 bdrm.. sac* Ilent location. Complete privacy. S100 per week plus UOO security. 777 ll * « ________ IIM M bbbIb SpbcM (Limited lime) Sentord. Ig 1 bdrm. central H/A. pool, 1991 Chevy Cavalier RS 2 DOOR, 4 DOOR Tintad glass, radioing bucket Baals, fabric protodof, BtRkllBBB StdOl gxtlAUSt. * 8 8 8 ^ 99—Aportmtntt Unfurnished / Rtnt AH-NICII 7 Bdrm. Apt. C/H/A, carpeted, kitchen equipped. UlS/mo plus dep. 37*11*3 IliY y 1 • S A fJ t O K I ) ’U # (.1 0 / i io / U l /BOO / .;« v / / v 'U © F IR S T T IM E B U Y E R ? Picture yourself driving a brand new Volkswagen T O U C A N !! With Volkswagen's new flexible 1st time buyers program. Mo College, Mo Credit, Mo Hassles* O V E R 100 U N ITS T O C H O O S E FROM : FO X , G O LF, J E T T A , G TI, C O R R A D O , GLI, PASSAT V A N A G O N , P LU S A F U L L LINE O F USED CARS! 1991 Corrado C O M E IN AND D ISCU SS TH IS P R O G R A M W ITH O N E O F OUR C O N S U LTA N TS ... M O S T C R ED IT P R O B LEM S CAN BE O V ER C O M E. 1991 Cabriolet Carat ( rntrul lloridu v Only I U •SERVICE ' I itlhariziul IUhI y Shop * PARTS A R IS T O C R A T V O LK S W A G E N , IN C . 4175 S. Orlando Drlvr (Hoy. 17- 92) Sanlord, FL 32779 Sanford 391-9277 or Orlando 365-3300 ‘Wu3t Utfct W4.44UM ACQliiHCUEhTS \ �Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida - Sunday. June 30. 1991 - 11b IN —Mown U g jd tg jg g g /jtn t COUNTRY CLUB At m . J/t w/dtn. AC. clean and no pet* MM. dhcownfd M U H I MIOOCNIME VILLAS 1 bedroom. ) bath. Split. 9ere*» »a*h/dryer, vaulted eel IIn*, lake A amenltleti u i i mo. Ceotory II. Welt Carter 4 HISTORIC SANFORD. l/l. L* kitchen. Ilvln*. dining, to. yard. *410 plu* dip., IDYLLW ILDI Area 3 I 7 Beth. Family rm. Nice I AVAILABLI NOWI U7S mo. piunec.....................iren a o J bdrm.. very large family room w/flroplece. Completely remedied Including central H/A. New carpet and appli­ ance* w/dl»hwa*her. Now vertical* all window*. Celling Ian*. Fenced yard w/boat •heller and tloraga. Looking •or tenant wanting a very nice place te live and willing to take care ot It. Absolutely no pet*. Rer*. required. MM plu* to c u rlty d ^ o n t.a n m L A R I M A R Y -1 A N F O R D . Crovevlew, 3/7. CHA, ties plu» wcurlty, 177 10*4________ LAKOX HOUSI 4/]. 1710 mo. plu* »ec. dtp *110. Can be teen at m i leotard Avo. Call •tier 7PM.............. 1-7*0-7*71 MOOiRN V I. double garage. CHA. W/W carpet, fireplace, tarn. room. 1711 rent, lie Plump** Or. laniard 3331717 N I I O A I BDRM or ] Bdrm. In DELTONA? Large eelectlonl PRIMARY R IA L T Y ....174-«7I* R IN T IR S W A N TID own your own home In the Long wood area. Call 344 TOW SANFORD Brand new 1 Bdrm., garage very private. Low MSI Preildenllal Oro**.....W -e«n SANFORD. 3 bdrm . I ' i bath. CHA. ell appliance* *4(0 mo. plu*S400*oc. 333 1440________ SANFORD 3 bdrm 3 bath, appliance*, formal living and dining, den. Iron! and back tnc loted porch. SlOO/mo 331 00**. atk tor Stephen 3 BDRM I BATH Large fenced In yard. MV) per month. Call 333 37to between 11 1 BDRM m BATH. Sanford area. 1100 per month. St John * Realty. 333 <133 105— Duplex* Trlpltx/ Rent DUPLEX IS 7 bdrm. K r * * f»d porch, laundry hook up*. •torage, lawn malnt. 33d 01*7 LAKE MARY. 7 bdrm.. CHA. good condtkml No Patil Rat • r e n c e i requ ired . S340. 141 3173er 331 >444___________ LAKE MARY. 7/1. Nice area! W/W carpet CHA. appliance*. fenced yard.............. 014744 UtLONOWOOOe* * Duple 1 140.710. Schuren Reatty 431 1347. LUXURY 3/3 duptoi. all appll ancet. garage, te r te n td porch, fenced *110 434 4*17 SANFORD Large 7 bdrm Clean, appliance* hook up* 1371 Dari, Venture 1774-44*0 UNFORD. 3 bdrm.. I bath, kitchen equip Good area. *310 plu* tec. 34* HOP lv. meg SMALL I bdrm. I bath. A/C. carpet, carport Ideal lor •Ingle *710 plu* dep 3313314 107-Mobiit Homts / Rent ELDER SPRINOS. off Hwy 477 1.1 A 3 bedroom* *71 *0 a week 331-3134er 774-1340 117— Commercial _____ Rentals___ TWO 1.000 tq ft unlit, can be uted together On* unit, 100 tq tt Call 330 13*7 3444 SO FT STORE A/C. alarm , ea tra tl SI00 per month 7740 Country Club Rd . Sanford Call 377 1413 121— Condominium _____ Rentals CASSELBERRY AREA Large I bdrm . lakafrontl Ground door I Lg patio Near pool I *410 4714411___________ LAKE MARY 7 bdrm 7 bath, w a th e r'd ry e r. fire p la c e , nautilu*. amenltlet. lake *100 mo 747 003* or 4*1 4140 ~ PINE RIDGE CU«I 7 bdrm 7 bath, wather/dryer Slli/mo S E C M Inc . Lie Real Eilat* Broker. 417 1104 VILLA W/LEASE 1/1 Appll ancet incl Mayfair Meadowi *110 per mo________ 374 4443 WINTER SPRINGS lownhou**. available now 7 I 'i All appll ancet including wather and dryer *411 mo *700 dep Weekly payment eacepted it oualilied U P4144ar 774-7*43 Ml— Homes tor Sale CAUGHT IN A TRAP? *t lor 7nd and 3rd mortgage* F re* toreclo*ur* Info 331 4330 ^ I BUY HOUSES ^ ^ ANY CONDITION! Need repair*? Behind on payment** Call Cfr<7 337 4714 141-Hem es far tala c• H ^* 141—Hemes fer Sale 141—Hemes ter Sole 141— Homts ter Sale EXCHANGE OR S IL L your property located anywhere1 tov**tor* Reatty. UMBO* BATEMAN REALTY Investor •Owner Financing STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . ii \ i i HIDOBN L A R I S/1 Villa On tog car nar tot. Spec lout Florid* rm. Fplc. detent of etrea. Cell new........... 441.100 WATER FRONT 1/3 CONOO Mint condition. Fplc.. other ■tree. Feet, tomtit, booting, tithing, etc. Only_____ *1*000 SUPER SANFORD PLACE 3/1 Aaewme no guellfy. Fplc. In greet rm. Eel In kit. Lei* el nice toeture*.............. STf.JH. C U T ! ACADEMY MANOR 3/1 Hat new window*, deer*, paint, root A will have new carpet. A (tool at........ see.too DUPLEX PEACH UNIT 1/1 Occupy ana. rant tha other Beth kit equipped. Separate driveway*. Big yard.SJMOO KAVWOOO 3/1 KNOCKOUT You'll be floored when you tee the room A big lot. Fplc.. appliance*, too1 ........ J7S.400 WELL LOCATED3/1 Greet area tor family living. Neer school*. shopping. but Nice tot. New........ .144.100. n A IS U M I Counties. 4t.N0 COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE! 3 bdrm. 1 bath an almost 1/1 acre I Family roam and reltad leak trees! lijo o nel*/Orang*/V*lutla/L*k* • V I - Hreplace, new carpet, lanced yard.... S3f.N0 • V li* - new reel, carpet, paint, screened porch, fenced yard. garage.................... tss.N0 • V I - on 3/4 acre, new paint. Appliance*. 1 car garage, tened Cl -*47.100 • V I - renovated! New carpet, paint, not. carport, fenced yard........................... B44.N0 • V I - on 1/1 acre! New paint, tpk. family, living and dining ream*. Privacy fence. S74.J00 LAKEMART, LESSTNM SMNNNR • V t • renovated, now carpet, paint, appllanca*. fenced yard................. L....*13.NO •V I renovated, new carpet, paint appliance*, lanced yard....... - ................. tat.NO ••17.N0 dawn, atteme ne * m IF ty on thl* 1/1 two itory with appllanca*. and llrtplaca. Fenced yard with pool I SBt.100 PLUS OWNER FINANCINO Plnacrott. 1/1. living, dining, family rm.. tacurlty tyttam, fenced yard.M3.400 ST. JONH'S AND LK MONROE •5acre estate! 4/3. 3100tq tt.. custombuilt. 177*.*00 NO QUA L I P V I } central H/A. Large tot • trees! ONLY 32U7M .......... 321-2257 LAKE MART, LAMEFBORT Lvp U| Q u i f n D° . i |t , 3/7. Non qualifying assume ble! All the goodie*! Quiet area sat.440 ...... 77144*1 Winter Spring* Starter home or rental lor Investor* • 3 bdrm. 1 bath, ell appliances, walk to pool and tennis courts) *43.(40 POOL!.....................nt-lew BESTBUTTOOAT WNT PAT RENT? SI down tor Vet* A little more tor other* Brand now 3 bedroom t bath home* with 2 car garage* from SltO. total monthly payment* Utoeer**! Knotty, 0*3 7334 S217I MOVESYOUIRI Rent with option to buy! Unique property, park your b o a t en ISO t t . c a na l waterfront! Cloood comm uni ty. Fenced mobile home, n e e d * work. G a r a g e A w o r k t h o p . Coll (o ile d SANTOROONLYSS1SMO. FentMtlc 1 bedroom 3 bath Greet areal Large fenced lot Sealer will help with point* tor new FHAI Only S)K downl 14*0*4711*1 note 21/4km Nmrb, Hwy. 4* and I 4 area....Allef.fOO Call MM* P W f 11Properties....7744*04 BY OWNER 4/7 on perk like lot In lino neighborhood Sunken family room. pool. Perfect tor grow Ing family I |*7,3CO777 0047 O I L T O N A POOL. POOL. POOL! All brick 3 bdrm. 7 bath, family room, screened perch. Peel with privacy fence/ petto, etc. CIo m to shopping, school* and 14. Sac rlflce at I I 14,740 Call Charlotte, J74 M l! CLOSETODOWNTOWN 3 bdrm . 1'* bath, den w/brkk fplc . Lg matter bdrm. I Big fenced yerdlt47.040....Ug-l It* O I L T O N A , APFONDABLV YOURSI Mint condition 7 bdrm. heme, full of surprise*! Florid* room. Culllgen water system, patio, etc. Dt lightfutly landscaped. Your* for *43,100......Cell Al. 174 7114 Two-tone, o M n g window, air, p/o, p/b, Btoroo, custom whoDla, oouttwrn statM package, Tohoe pecksg*. w-«, roar bumper, tinted DILTONAW ALK RIOHT INI Immaculate 7 bdrm. 2 bath. Kroon porch, manicured loti First time buyer* couldn't da battarl Budget priced at *30.000...........Call Al, 17*7104 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS Vt with detached mother In law SANFORD. 3/7. SIS.000 or Auume *411 total payment I T ill Palmetto Avo. Complete ty redone! *70.000 4 1 *411 Builder* Model. Beautiful 1 bdrm.. 7 bath. dan. aat In ki t . g r a a t r m. , t p l l l pl an, w/anctoead peel. Tree shaded Ready to Mill Last home In neighborhood Bevit ttome* 30-4000_____________________ N EI DED. good credit and it Remodeled 1 LOW DOWN. ASSUME NON Q U A L I F Y I N G mortgage! owner will hold small second. 1 bdrm 1 bath home, eg* 7. shew* like e model with f i r e p l a c e ! Lake Mar y K h e o l* . ...................... 0*0.400 HO REALTY.: DELTONA, BU ILD ER’ S CLOSEOUTI Two brick *pl<t plan*! 1 bdrm. 7 bath, family roam with llrtplaca. pool plan, screened ream. ASSUME B UI L DE R ' S LOAN W / Q U A L IF Y I N G . Un­ believable price at 040.700. Cell Charlotte at 174 t i l l * 8 8 8 3 069-4444 ALL STATE EMERSON REALTY M4-77VN33 LOCH ARBOR 1/3 • POOL AI*o an lake. En|oy natural Fplc.. family rm., laundry . app*., deck A morel...1115.000. Ken Rummel G 1 4> / j 1J I /Hi G E B O m ) in/ /./*•*// '# CAU ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 1541 Park Or.. Sentord 441W. Lake Mery Bi . Lb. Mery Hn Our 35th Y*** Rtei EsUtt Otw/RtfES BEAUTIFUL 4 bdrm. !•* bath pool home In Ravembrook. Bett buy In tree! Lett of tree* on 1 acre ♦ loti Only II7SOOO L eete/Pu rch a t* pettlb l*. McKenna. 114 017SRS43 EXTRA LAROE AND HIOH LOT. detlrabl* area ol D* Hone Sidewalk*, clot* to el* mentery and (hopping. Sub mlt otter*! 130.000 Suten Lae. 333 3300/333 J3J3............ CTS3 RENT W/OPTION er n u m e no qualifying. Speclou* 3 bdrm. 1 bath with family and dining room, fireplace, large wooded corner lot. Seller want* otter I E Spivey. Evot. 331 43WRC34 Full W heel Covers Dual Power Mirrors • Tinted Glass Tachometer Quartz Digital Clock Fold Down Rear Seats • Electric Defroster Michelin Tires • And Much More RAVBNSIROOK. reduced 70KI 4 bdrm. 3 bath trl level on I ecr*. Pool, fireplace, new roof and air. 3.300 *q tt S714.400 We* Louwtma 373 7*** *v*«; b*ep*r. 441 tllO RQ10 NO QUALIFVINOI 7 large bdrm*. 7 bath*, living room, dining *r*a plu* eat in kitchen and intid* utility room 1 car garage 140,*00 Elite Spivey, eve*. 371 43N ............. RT3* HIDDEN LAKE Attum* no qualltyl 3/1. new carpet and paint. Shaded yard w/petio and ttorage thadl Only 147 *00 Wet Louwtma. 373 7***. eve*. 441 *710. beeper ...... RL37 1991 CIVIC 4 DR. LX HOW ABOUT I acre ot land t c e p a d yard, baaut l l ul tertened pool spa. all tur rounding a pluth 4 bdrm 3 b a t h h o m e ? * l 7 4 . f 00 McKenna. 374 0711 RC3* ED365 14.47} JO FT. LOT with 1.100 tq It building fronting on 17 *7. I mil* S ol 43* Tralfic count eaceedt 100.000. toned C3 1330.000 Call Me Alee, or McKenna 37J 3700 CSV* *14,9<b9* MARKHAM Country homo on an acre 4 bdrm 3 bath, aat in kitchen, fireplace, tky lllet. screened porch, pool On quiet cut d* tat Hia.tOO Call Mary, 373 3700. eve*. 340 1*74 RM31 ACROSS from tha Altamonte Mall! Neel 7 bdrm 1 bath condo! 1.171 tq ft tor only *44.(00 Possible owner llnanc Ing Me A tee McKenna J73 3700 374 0771 ROll NEW LISTING! 4/1 on 7 acre* Formal living, dining room* Large family room, cedar beamed celling*, fireplace! 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W e’re going to Miami. W hat’s Sanford? Hmoks says he recalls saying to the ticket-taker. But the train didn't go to Miami. Sanford lathe end ()f the line. Brooks says. He says he didn’t know a lot about childcare, but somehow knew it would become his life 's work. He and Meta took courses at Harvard University snd Cam bridge C oilegr in Boston, becoming m ore fascinated It. It’s a m elting pot and we aMgrow rrom a cukursTmelUng pot. In ghettos and barrios o f many cities, when a poor person makes It. they m ove out. Here, you have such Interesting Interm ixing where a sixth grade educated man kvea next door Good sports call this S A N F O R D — How many o f vou have heard S r Ryed n ,| n w * " 0 0 * o e i o r e M o v t n f on to m ajor ^ b -e b M *M n o w « u n m e un an do TO d a to ra In th e A r e n a FO otbjsU l^gue g S d S n g 'was born In Sanford before his fam ily' m oved to W inter Haven. wheTC became a High Schao1 A ll- A m e r ic a n ! i " i,etb* u ****** * * * * * doing the same at the U n iversity o f Houston and becom ing an AllNBA guard. C o llin s w as an AllAmerican running back at Eastern Carolina before becom ing AU-NFL and appearing In (h e Super Bowl with the New England Patriots. He p~iyeu with ‘ lie Miami Ure tutelage o f his great aunt E m m a S p e n c e r, w h o started the tennis pro* gram at Sem inole Junior CoUel c « mrhm g at both U C LA and Southern California, before m oving to Dade C ity and tennis stardom, Raines needs Uttle tntraduction to Sanfonhtes as m ost can attll rem ember T im being a star baseball player as far back as hla little league days before he went on to win the XaUunal League about Otis B ird son g? ' m m u of'Thew ^rvsm es a r e * t £ h o S r tu S ^ S rletv But w h at m ost d c o d Ic don’t know Is that E y w e r e a f f t e r n in S an fo rd Yes. alt o f these celeb r a t e d a p o r t s personalities have called Sanford home over the years. It’s hard to believe that a town as sm all as Sanford could turn out some o f the giants o* the srxirts industry. But wc have. US" ,2 H igh S chool. B revard Community College and the University o f Central Florida. Only being 6 -foot _ S s s Ham s. Fags 17 ‘ T h e children were showing up m uddy and wet. Some areas were knee deep In stagnant water alter a rain; There were pan-steed catfish and tadpoles In (he ditches, along w ith broken glam, and these kids w ere playing In there.” Brooks aaya ' T h ey w ere com ing to school sick w ith colds and rashes.'* H e and Meta collected over 600 residents'signatures to help make the city aware o f the problem. City crew s are now working on the �at, m t 4 ,im - PL- • S C C : Sanford’s shining gem of higher education C e n p d n lly College, to _ Ko 28th your to the commu* uttytM sysar. **We atoned with Junt a few tradars In the orange groves to I 0 M ." aoid U ri * oa prtaldent o f Ita Inception, n il junior col­ le g e with about 700 en rolled otudenta won then a pert o f (he Sem i­ nole County arhooi dis­ trict. Today, mare than 6,000 full-time students and nearly tw ice that n u m b er in p art-tim e students, study college and vocational subjects to modem facilities. T h e two-year college after* associates degrees In areas ranging from E n g l i s h to a u t o “ SCC can offer a foundation for students w ho are planning on at­ tending a four year col­ lege or it la a superb tra in in g grou nd for «*CC can offer a good academic foundation and la a aupevb vocational training ground. S v o c a tio n a l stu d en ts s e e d i n g th e h ig h e s t training in uictr ik io i . W eldon said. The community college students have am ong the highest scorers In the state on the College Level A p p tllu d e Skills T est (CLAST). According to Dr. James Sawyer, vice president o f student and Information services, almost 98 per­ cent o f the SCC students w h o took the C L A S T passed It during tlie most recent testing. All stu­ dents who plan to attend a four year college must ss the CLAST before ginning their Junior year o f study. "Sem inole Community College Is a strong aca­ dem ic Institution." Saw­ y e r said. “ V o c a t io n a l. studies are an Important part o f our curriculum as w ell." W hile the school has K rece nilly tly cut back in o f their and culinary arts, to free up money for other pro­ gram s. th e vocational According to school of­ ficials, the program s which remain am very s t r o n g . T h e y k n jo y strong corporate support For example, the Ford ASSET auto mechanics program, is supported by the Ford Motor Company which provides new cars on which students can s t u d y th e l a t e s t In automotive technology. SCC has a satellite campus in the Hunt Club community o f Longwood, but future expansion o u t s id e the S a n fo r d campus has been put on hold during tough finan­ cial times. "W e will concentrate all of our efforts here In Sanford." Weldon said. The school recently openned the doors on it's n ew s t u d e n t c e n t e r which houses the student bookstore, a community room for students, a cafe­ teria and several meeting rooms. irchhoff ssociates "Located In H istoric Downtown SanfordT P.O. Box 4394 * Sanford, FL 32772-4394 O v e r 35 Years Dmrites ypa To The 2nd Annual E xperience In C en tra l Florida People's Fireworks R ea l Estate JH *' i f e» *■v .... i«h*A*v FORTMD10N FARK/OOWNTOWN The fim starts at Noon! • Live musk (9 bu d s) Headliner*Jamts Paterson Since B u d Kiddie Caralval/MoonwaU • Civil War Exhibitiea • Farad* itartiat at <FM • FIREWORKS ttartlatalfcW r H m m n i^ n n ir M n i ■ # , AT., i i / (9 '•••-* •Appraisers •Sales •Investment Properties •Real Property Tax Consultants . — vrv.-*-. Its tOUfM MUKTTO AW. 106 W. Commercial Suite 204 Sanford, FL 32771 321-5065 it f f i �4 - Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 30, 1991 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, July 4, 1991 - Sanford, FL To the rescue Sanford emergency team exemplary ■yj. MARK RARPIILD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - A local emergency medical serv­ ice unit lias been re­ cognized with an "E x emplary Vehicle Status Award" by the Florida Department o f-H e a lilt and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices. The award was made following a surprise H its In sp ect ion last S e p ­ tember which found no significant dcflciences on two county EMS vehicles and a sampling of EMS personnel records. The county received the award for lite high stale of readiness achieved by I’arumcdle Sherry Wetn and EMT e m e r g e n c y m e d ic a l t e c h n 1c I a it I R o b _■r t Warner. Also cited was th e EM S v e h ic le al Heathrow's Station 36 and crew. "The condition of your veh icles reflects true com m it m e nl and d e ­ dication to serving citi­ zens and visitors of the stale." wrote acting slate EMS d irector Michael Williams. Warner. 25, o f Deltona tias been working for the county since 1989. He is married. Welti. .10. of Geneva, lias also been working with the county since 1989. Site ts single and has one daughter. "I try to make sure everything is in the right place." said Wetn. "It's a point of pride for me. The inspection was a tearing experience, too. I learned a lot about what the state look? for. I've tried to b rin g som e o f those things wiilt me on other equipment.'* The county lias a real h I g it s l a n d a r d f o r e q u i p m e n I . " sal d Warner. "I take a lot of pride in my vehicles. I iry to put my hands on every piece -if equipment every day i>> make sure It's In the tight place and it’ s functioning." County EMS Hal la IIan Chief Norm Miller said the county Fire-Rescue Division prides itself on keeping vehicles ready to serve the public. "It's a high expectation of the organization and n goal of the organization to tie ready." Miller said "Our units arc cheeked every morning from a list of 50 or 60 Items." M ille r ' said c o u n ty v e h ic le s are a b le to maintain a stale of high readiness because of ef­ fective Inventory control. When a vehicle returns from an emergency call, any supplies used are replaced Immediately. The county operates nine advanced life sup­ port EMS units, each m a u n e <1 w i t h a p a r a itt r il I c a n d e m e r g e n c y m e d ic a l technician. Miller said. AI.S vehicles imisl be e q u I p p e d wi t h d e fibulator "life packs." a n ti-s h o c k s u p p lie s , breathing tubes, heart d r u g s and f ir s t a id supplies. 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It was started when a small number of animals were left stranded In Sanford by a traveling circus which was dis­ banding. The anim als were first maintained at the old S an ford F ire H o u s e , on P a lm e t t o Avenue. W hen an announce­ ment was first made that the zoo must be moved to a larger and more suit­ able location, a great deal of controversy broke out. There were even rumors that the entire zoo would move to Orlando. Following a great deal of discussion over the location and finances through the help o f many concerned local citizens and business leaders, the present location was fi­ nally approved. The zoo moved to the new facility along the lakefront near 1-4. In 1975. Since that time, the facility's growth has been astounding and certainly one reason for Its value os an attraction for tourists as well as area residents. The park Is located on 109 acres. 21 of which are used for the zoo. The remainder consists o f parking areas, a passive park with picnic tables, and undeveloped land that can be used for future expansion. As for the number of animals, birds, and other creatures, the facility’s director Ed Posey said. "Right now we have be­ tw e e n 4 0 0 and 5 00 specimens In the zoo. A significant number, how­ ever. are not on display. They are being used for other purposes such as breading stock." Posey said progress at the facility continues. "W e are currently re­ furbishing the children's zoo and expect it to be completed by the end of July. We'll be doing work o n th e r h i n o c e r o s hornblll {bird) exhibit. Hants StwM t f KMW Ed Posey Is director of the Central Florida Zoological Park, located along the shores of Lake Monroe west o f downtown Sanford. Progress Is a constant at the facility, he says. and the hippopotamus e x h ib it Is b e in g r e ­ vam ped." The zoo director said less than a half dozen of A great deal of tin* th e members In the state. 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Implaymont: Loeal govtmntofii 11 in# iflfyMV ampl oyar; light manufacturing la tha primary aourea of prhrala aconomlc productivity; agrl-bualnaaa ramalna •Ionleant. Festivals: St. Johna >4»f* Downtown landmark Schools: Sanford is tha •ehool district hoodquartan for Samlnola County. SnmJnolt Com­ munity Collaga, a twoyear collapa, also offers a complata vocationaltachnlcal program. HaipHat: MCA Cantrai Florida Wadonaf Hoapttal, 1401 W. Samlnola Btvd., 321-4000. Traaapartatlaa: Bua provldad by tha TrlCounty Tranalt Syatam. Air. Cantrai Florida Haglonal Airport, Airport Bird.. 322-7771. Rail: CSX Railroad with dally frafght and Amtrah paaaanpar 800 boata In wat and dry U tilitie s : Elaetrlc •torapa. Offlea: 401 E. Rowan Florida Powar • Samlnola Slvd. Light Company, 301 N. Fauna, Use City, full- MyrtlaAva.. 3224381. Rscreation admlnlatan yaar-round racnational programa; 25 parks total mora than 110 aeraa. Holiday lain on Laka Monroa haa a marina with a capacity for mora than 'H istoric Downtown Sanford 206 N. FturkAvenue igement las �In S eminole C ounty O ne H ospital Is A lways P repared Here’s Syd Le family fun and ■yVM M I Herald S ta ff W rite r SANFORD - Syd Levy has fun at work. It’s a good thing he does, because the owner and operator o f Fun World and Flea World on U.S. Highway 17-92 In Sanford w o rk s s ev en days a week making sure that his fam ily-oriented bargain com plex Is run according to his high standard*. "It's not really like I'm a kid In a big p la y ­ ground." he said, walk­ ing between the tw o miniature g o lf courses at Fun World toward the newly-opened bum per car facility. " It really Is w ork." Levy*, a Central Florida resident since 1968, also owns United Trophy and Sign W orld In downtown Orlando. "I'd been in the trophy business for more than 20 years when I got bored.” he said. *'l found this land h ere across from where A rt Grindle used to have his car place and I bought it." W ith in a year Flea World was bom. " I wanted to create a family fun and bargain c e n t e r . " he said. " I wanted to create a place that had aomcthlng for every m em ber of the fam ily." Alter a few years the Flea World Zoo opened. L e v y s a id t h a t t h e Central Florida Zoo had announced plans that they might possibly be leaving the i 'It wasn't designed to be com petition for the s o o ." he said, "a s a matter of fact, w e worked with them ." However, there were problems and last year, after Iwo and a half years In operation. Levy de­ cided to rep la n the zoo with a family fun center. □SaaLavy.Paga I t W hat’s the word? Residents say: Small, serene, peaceful Interviews. ■y RAMACAM J o s a b e lle MMIIIan HeraldCorrespondent spends the majority of SANFORD - Sm all, her time pulling in fish serene and peaceful. Re­ from the shores of Lase laxing. beautiful and en­ Monroe with her two joyable. When local resi­ cane poles. "M y motto Is FISHING. dents talk about their community, these words I love this river!" she said Im m ediately com e to la u g h in g . M c M illa n m oved lo Sanford In mind. 1937 from Hlnesvtllc. Ga. "T h e Friendly C ity " attracts the young pro­ She doesn't have any fessionals as well as the family living, but the St. retired men and women. John's River keeps her A c c o r d in g to " S a n - here. " I ’ ve been here for fordltes." whether they have moved rrcently or years and i f s wonderful. arc life-long residents. It 1 like II here because I Is a tranquil haven away love fishing." McMillan Is from all the hustle and a member of New Bethel Baptist Church. bustle of the big cities. Michael Tota lias only Here a r e s o m e been In Sanford IV* years examples gathered In dandom o n -th c -s tre rl and he Is enjoying thr change o f p ace from Brooklyn. N.Y. Tola, taking a leisurely w a lk d o w n t o w n , is pleased with what the c|ly offers him. "There aren’t many stores, but I like It so far. H I be here for quite a w hile." He believes that San­ ford truly lives up lo Us molto. "Th e people are very nlee. W e're like fam­ ily here and lhat Is Im­ portant." Tota loves a good laugh and a good ronversatlon. He Is a member o f A ll Souls Catholic Church. Bruce McKlbbln. owner of The McKlbbln Agency, operating In Insurance. Is raising his family in the same place in which he Florida Hospital Altamonte Isa 290-bed, full-service community hospital located just down the street horn /dtam onte Mall. Florida Hospital Altamonte has been growing with Seminole County since it opened with 103 beds in 1973. Today, the hospital provides advanced diagnostic and treatment facilities for residents of Seminole County. Some of our services include: • ASK-A-NURSE* physician referral service and health information lin e— 897-1700 • Breast Screening Center • Cancer H elpUnk* information line features specially-trained oncology nurses to answer questions related to cancer— 897-1700 • Microsurgery for limb replantation • Diagnostic testing, including Central Florida's latest Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) System • Neurosurgery • Ophthalmology • Orthopedic surgery, including joint replacement • O utpatient services, including cardiac testing, surgery, lab. nutritional counseling, oncology, physical therapy, pulmonary function, radiology and diagnostics and wellness programs • Pediatric and children's health services • Plastic and reconstructive surgery • Cardiac diagnostic services, including nuclear studies and outpatient cardiac catheterization • Physician office building on campus • Community education classes and support groups • Premier Health senior program • Critical care units • Psychiatry • General medical and . surgical services • 24-hour emergency services • Home health care For m ore information about Florida Hospital Altamonte, or for referral to a physician who practices at Florida Hospital Altamonte, call {4071897-1700 • Maternity and newborn care, featuring the Our First® membership program for expectant parents who aren't quite sure what to expect • Physical therapy T See Word. Pag* I t i K I l H t l t t M l t i M s s s * ' J J J M ♦ • * t i S 4 �the m m In blue. A fter all. he works w ith Idds all day st Sanford’s Hamilton Elem entary, where he runs the after school program follow ing hia duties as a jan itor during the day. "It's a- good Job." stated Deboae about the position he has held since Septem ber. "T h e people there are n ice." And Deboar's exposure to children, as w ell as his large-fam ily background (he has 12 brother and sisters), has given him a great deal o f knowledge concerning tom orrow's hopeful lead­ ers. " I think they (children) need more discipline." said Deboae. “ They do and say things and get away with whatever they want. They think they are cute now. but what w ill they do later?" Now don't think Deboae doesn't know his stuff. H e's seen the youth o f Sanford grow up for 46 years. Debosc atten d ed Croom s Academ y before Sold On Sanford ilfiriiw fif - — — .d5 a,. .» 1.1,if miI ocnonc • aA me oner of special interest lo thosewhobearbutdonot understand words ha* been an* noonced by Bcltone. A non-operat­ ingmodelofthesmallesthearingaid Betaine hasever developed will be given absolutely free to anyone re­ questing it. H’ayours for the asking, so rend forit now. Ilia notareal hearingaid, but it will showyou howtiny hearIghalessthananeighthof anounce, jtti foursnow.Again, ahearingaidmay HflBM^mgpaHMiMmm �>%V■- must ivtist cmai ►HAL C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H I I A I I b iif f i II ni ItlmrCn r 1 ---19m r r m i j iWmgmfOrmOOa It M S M in a y 6 t o H » jr .,i 33 3-604 1 »■CHURCH* JESUS CHRIST “ LATTER-DAY SAINTS Jlrst Stitt*&Sbtlyi&lst flHjardj 4 IIM I •M m w aruM iM um w on SANFORD CHURCH OF GOD M K tM Ib ftM 322*3941 TKOVMOOCTT M lW . I0i49 i*m. M O p jk 7M w u u v DAY CAM CHWRHAHtCHOOl (WHOCMOOi - 0 6 A 0 1 II) LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH 333-3436 Sunday School f:30 Worship lf-JO �titiaauiearinygtotiai Hm M - Sundar. J u m ML IS t l • Herald - Thursday. July 4, 1IV 1 - Romance a ttr a c tio n te i^ f w ^ T ^ iy B i M N N W I I V ------- two trips running north* SSSA^tSi ____ S The Rivershlp Grand Romance is an am azing craft, not only In its size. shape and old-time river* boat appearance, but as a major tourist attraction in the City of Sanford. The ship la owned and operated by two slaters and a brother. Nancy Yuronls. who handles operations. Lou B riggs and Bill Sternberg, both s e r v i n g as c r u i s e directors. The present ship ar* rived In Sanford In late June. 1909. It has a 350 person dining capacity and can accom m odate 630 passengers. W hile It is 135 feet long and has a 40 foot beam. It (a capa* blllly o f floating in as River and returning. One 2 Vi hours, the other *» • 4 hour trip. Custom charter trips m ay also be arranged, by contacting Renee Lewis, Director o f Corporate and Conven* **°n Snlee" A large portion of our passengers are northern visitors." Yunrnts said, "T h ey come In, many by **»• *»•«*• «n«* really e n jo y not o n ly th e beautiful lake and river trip, but the sights they «ee and the people they m eet." She said In the s u m m e rtim e , when tourism Is at Its lowest. many cruises are privately chartered. The ship serves those on board with food and grand ROMANCE SEM INOLE COM M UNITY C O LLEG E Your Center For SuCCeae! SCC is centrally located in Seminole County w ith an additional instructional ^ neral line center located at H w y 436 and Hunt Club vcWhmCarmfl, Boulevard. We invite you to ^Personal Service ZReally visit our campus and see for yourself how SCC can help you 6nd SuCCesa! blatters." 322-2131 Seminole Community College 9thS t andLaurel Ave., Sanford 100 Weldon Boulevard ♦ Sanford. 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Good through 4-4-91 at p a - P & R M V tS ^ C E N T E R j �11 - Sanford Herald - Sunday, June 30, if$i - Herafd Advertiser - 19*1 - Sanford, FL Zoo dues. $10 per year for senior citizens. $15 for Individuals. $35 for fami­ lies or grand parents. $50 for active voting mem­ bers. and $200 for 5-year memberships. Formerly JOHNF. SCHAIfflH, M.D., F& * O n ly The Nom e Has Changed! Still The Same Professional Care B y The Same Professional Team Specializing In Total Joint Replacement • Knee and Ankle Injury • Foot Problems • General Orthopedics • Sports Injuries COMNGSOON Posey said there are a ls o life tim e m e m ­ berships available for $1,000. He said there are presently 138 lifetime members on record at th e C e n t r a l F lo r id a Zoological Park. -NEW atomsZoo EXHHT The facility Is open 9 a.m . until 5 p.m. every day o f the year with the exception of Thanksgiv­ in g an d C h r i s t m a s . O N IM i "tm uiin iir u K .k u K ir Special visitor services are also available and the main pavilllon may be rented for special o c­ casions. The entrance to the Central Florida Zoological Park is located on Seminole Blvd.. U.S. 17-92. Just east of the MmMFfestofeyluayJ Ed Posey, zoo director, with sign promoting the facility's newest addition. Umpire-------------C ontinued from Pafi i heading Into the Marine Corps. "I'v e really seen things change over the years." commented Debose, "I was in Sanford when the projects were open fields." Debase has seen the celery fields of yeslerduy yield to the Industrial market which currently thrives with ull types o f businesses. He has seen the housing improve, with himself relocating to Lincoln Heights subdivision in 1968, where he still lives. And he has viewed Sanford from all walks of life, from a farmer to u construction to u parent. He likes what he sers. "Now. Sunford is Industrial. It has taken a lot of us |lhe people of Sanford) from mediocore to belter Jobs." said Dcbosc. "It has helped us earn more money. "Sanford Is a good place to live. What better place cun you raise a family than Sanford?" So Debose has been one of the renter pieces of Sanford, a constant In a city that has made the transformation from a southern farming town to today's ever-growing urban hotbed. And all the while, he has been trying to Improve himself, and. In turn, give Joy to those around him. "H e ’s u positive influence on the community as a whole." said Raines. “ He has a very positive attitude toward the kids." "I'm a people person." Debose explained. “ I love people. I treat people like I want to be treated. "You let the Lord control you. and then you can treat people right. My life has been great.” And so have the lives of those who have been helped by the friendly man behind home plate. Seminole High cites service JO H N KH AfFren. ML0 -, P A ZTi MCHAEL SttGIElSKI, HD. SAN FO RD - Top honors for outstanding community service were r e c e n tly a w a rd e d to D avid Guy and Tom Stevenson, of the Central F lo r id a D iv is io n o f A r v id a . by S em in ole High School Principal Wayne Epps. The Principal's Award, an annual tradition of Seminole High School, ts awarded to an individual or corporation in the c o m m u n ity that has demonstrated outstand­ ing support for the school and students. President David Guy said In a press release. " A r v id a C om p an y Is proud to have been a part of the tremendous strides that have taken place at Seminole High, and we plan to continue our support o f the students, faculty and administra­ tion In all areas of educa­ tion." In a d d i t i o n t o a $10,000 re-landscaping program provided last year. A rvid a recently awarded Seminole High School Senior Steven Wilbur with a $2,500 scholarship and William Boyd a $250 scholarship th rou gh the S an ford Chamber of Commerce. On a more personal note, nine A r v i d a em p loyees. In clu d in g David Guy. spend one morning a week working one-on-one with students In the Seminole High School Mentor Program. And Tom Steven son . Director of Governmental Affairs for Arvida. Is a s ta n d in g m em b er o f COMSAC (Com m unity and S t u d e n t A c t i o n Committee), an organiza­ tion charged with the responsibility of generating more c o r ­ p o r a t e s up p o r t a n d scholarships for Sem i­ nole High School. �V «■» • Sunday. Juna 30. 1901 - Harakf Advadlaar - Thursday, July 4, 1901 • Sanford, FL - 19 BUY K IN C O * •I ] & f \ WANI S C H IP • Replacement Windows FACTORY DIRECT AND SAVE*. • DOUBLE INSULATED G LA SS • EA SY C LEA N FEATURE Manta P M i hy TaaMif VhiMnl Don Miller, boys and girls club director (right), accepts donation recently Irom Jim Barks, president of the Sanlord Kiwanis Club. Kids get a chance ■ y d . MARK BARFIELD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Offering kids u chance Is the goal of the Boys and Girls Club in Sanford. “ We want to turn out disadvantaged kids to be a driving force lo tomor­ row.** said Don Miller, d ir e c to r o f S em in ole clubs, based in Sanford. "*W e're trying to offer c h a n g e r a t h e r th an hanging in the streets. With me. rduratlon Is number one.” For two years, the Boys and Girls Club of Sanford has offered a variety of programs and activities for kids aged fi to 15 years o f age. Miller said 350 boys and girls are registered in the Sanford program and about 125 children attend dally. The clubs offer sum­ mer programs from 10 a.nt. until 5 p.m. each weekday and includr a free lunch. During srhool m o 111h s . th e c lu b s operate from 3:30 p.m. until 6 p.m. The coat is 91 per year for each child. / Since February, a saiel111 e c lu b h a s b e e n operated at Midway Ele­ mentary School. Miller said. The day it opened. 115 children registered. As many as 193 children attend programs there dally. Miller said the Midway club has created a lot of excitement. •'T h ey w ere very excited about out club." M ille r s a id . " T h e r e wasn't nothing lo do." There Is also a satellite club at the New Bethel A.M.E. Church In the crime-ridden Win wood neighborhood, which is run by Miller. Miller said the Sautord dub features a sotthnll field that doubles for volleyball or other out­ door s|Hirts. There is a fu ll- s iz e d e n c lo s e d basketball court. The clubs oiler skirls, arts and crafts and tutorial help. T h e re are also • 4 POINT SECURITY LO C K social clubs, open lo both b o y s and g ir ls , that perform civic activities as well encourages Interac­ tion among members. In a d d itio n to the tutorial classes for kids, the club offers highs e h o o l e q u iv a le n c y classes for adults seeking to belter themselves. To Miller, education is the most lni|>ortant as|>cc( ol the clubs. "T h ese other things are Important, but I tell the kids not lo let their school wor!; slip. That's real Important tom e." Miller also stresses re­ spect to the children. "T h ey ’ll come in here som etim es using «4fid language and |ust not getting along.** After a while, they start saying 'Mister' and ‘Missus' and acting more properly ami dressing a little neuter. I teach them to respect themselves and to re­ spect the property of others." p Udlu D INNOVATIVE DOORS AND WINDOWS CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FACTORYCERTIFIEDDEALER • DOUBLE HUNG • CASEMENTS • STEEL DOORS • FIBERGLASS DOORS • LIFETIME WARRANTY Youngsters earn distinction S A N F O R D - Th ree Hookertown youngsters w ill be attending the M cK n lgh t C en ter for excellence this summer. Dunyiel Brown: Kelvin Rushing, and Jattara Kill, will be among aboul a hundred black youngsters who will at­ tend the summer aca* dcmic programs s|M>nsored by the Univer­ sity of Central Florida. Brown and Rushing recently completed the third grade and Hill )ust finished kindergarten a Irw weeks ago All three attend Wilson Elementa­ ry School. 9H5 Orange Blvd. in Sanford. " T h e y are h a r d ­ working. dedicated y o u n g s t e r s . '* s a i d Lurlene Sweet i ng, a guidance counselor at Wilson, who also directs a tutorial program in the Hookertown area lor res­ idents of that communi­ ty. K I N O A The Window & D oor Replacement Co. 237 POWER C O U R T SANFORD (M Industrial Park) THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT 3 2 3 -7 5 0 0 KINCO LTD. nr poms count (14turn MONO* SR 44 �14 - Sanford Herald - Sunday, Juna 30, 1081 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, July 4, 1901 - Sanford, FL Museum offers peek into history City’s fascinating past preserved, offered free building Is Lake Carola. named In honor o f Gen­ eral Sanford's daughter. While Clark serves as T h e H enry Shelton S a n f o r d M e m o r i a l th e c u r a t o r o f t h e Library und Museum. It museum. Jim Jemlgun. has a long name, but a In h is c a p a c i t y a s long bistory as well. The Director of Parks and museum at 520 E. First Recreation for the City o f Street was built In 1057 Sanford also serves us director of the museum. and enlarged In 1974. The first mention o f a Clark says the museum m e m o r I a I t o b e uetually hus a two-fold established In honor of mission. Irst of all. It serves as a the man for whom the elty Is numed occurred In memorial lo the life and 1002. It was contained In career of Henry Shelton the will o f his widow. Sanford " She added. "It Gertrude Sanford. She Is also a place for the wunted a building In display of objects per­ w h i c h to h o u se h er taining to the history o f h u s b a n d 's l i brary nl I he City of Sanford." addition lo many edu­ books. The approval of such a cational und Inform a­ museum took over 20 tional exhibits and dis­ years to finalize, through p l a y s . t he b u i l d i n g e f f o r t s by S u n fo rd 's houses Sanford's library, daughter. Curola Sanford papers, u number of fam­ Dow. and the local chap­ ily portraits and some o f ter of the Daughters of his household furniture. T h e L lb r u r y and the Amerlcun Revolu­ Museum Is open to the tion. A l l c l u C l a r k c o m ­ public Tuesday through mented that the small Friday from 11 a.m. until lake behind the museum 4 p .m .. but m ay be ■ y M C K P rU P A U F Herald Staff Writer W e Know Home Building Like Nobody Else Alicia Clark, the curator of the Henry Shelton Sanford Museum and Library on the shore of Lake Monroe near downtown, provides knowledgable commentary on the history of Sanford and Its founder. opened at other times upon request for tours. "W e also do a great deal of reseurch for people hours researching some facet o f the early history of Sanford or Its early settlers." who may phone us.” Clark said, "and it Is surprising how many people come In to spend 1A^&ronda H om es Volusia County's Largast Slngla Family Homabulldar For Information or to make special arrange­ ments. phone 330-5698. Maronda Homes Pays Closing Costs! P riced from only: *37,990 Visit One O f O ur 7 Decorated Models Now On Display Sals price d o n not include proparty, however Maronda Homes has a large selection of homesiies available in Deltona and West Volusia County O P E N D A IL Y 10-6 S U N & M O N 12 6 T IM B E R C R E S T Forest E d ge D r., D eltona 904*532-0124 EASTB RO O K A sto ria D r., D eL a n d 9 0 4.7364634 D eltona B lvd., D elton a 407-574-6634 D irksen D rive, D elton a 407-668-0924 From Orlando, dial direct: Ph. 644-4080 or 628-2162 C«C01*Ci31 �Sanford Harak) - Sunday. Juna 30. i t i i - Harald Advartitar - Thursday, July 4, 1901 - Sanford. FL - I t Htrald Staff Writer T h e N ew T r i b e * M ission headquarters building at 1000 E. First Street In Sanford has an Interesting past. It has served as a hotel, naval housing facility and now an International head­ quarters. Owned and operated by New Tribes Mission. It Is the main operation point for over 3.000 m i s s i o n a r i e s In 23 countries around the world. It also supervises the operations at blble schools In Michigan and Wisconsin, and 6 millionary training camps. New Tribes Mission of­ ficial Mel Wyma said. " T h i s Sanford h ea d ­ quarters also handles the receipt and distribution o f ou r funds, c o r r e ­ spondence with various churches, and. coordln a t e s the wo rk of thousands of people and their training." When the organization first purchased the build­ ing. over 100 people worked for almost a year, volunteering their time In r e f u r b i s h i n g the structure, which had re m a in e d v a c a n t fo r many years. The top two stories were rennovated to s e r v e as l i v i n g qu arters for w orkers, while the bottom floor was restructured to serve as o ffic e s , c o m p u te r rooms, and other uses. A former gymnasium located on the opposite side o f E. First Street was c o n v e r t e d to the M ission's Publications Departm ent, with the addition of a second floor. Visitors and newcom­ ers to the Sanford area however, still question the purpose of the build­ ing. Those who fall to see the New Tribes Mission sign often ask If It is a hotel. If the question were asked many years ago. the answer would be "y e s ” . The building originally was built In 1926. and called the Hotel Forrest Lake. The name was changed to the Mayfair Hotel during the 1930’s. For a brief period of time during World War II. the structure was taken over by the government, to ho us e U.S. Na vy personnel tem p orarily stationed at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ ■*V World mission calls Sanford home M «l Wyma la a spokesman for Tha Now Tribes Mission, which took over the former Mayfair Hotel and converted It to the organization's headquarters a quarter o f a century ago. tion. In Hotel inal been general public. It also b e c a m e thr s p r i n g training residence for the Giants’ team members. T h r hotel's large 1947. the Mayfair returned to Its orig­ purpose, havi ng purchased by the owners o f the New York Giants baseball tram. Even though the build­ ing was operated as a hotel and open to the b allroom becuine the social gathering place for the en tire area, with functions ranging from □ B « « M l— I— . P a g* 18 •1991 R E PAIR ORDER W 1 IP * Main Office 251 West Frist St. Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 330-5190 Convenient Branch 2439 Airport Blvd. Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 322-0921 S ix y e a rs a g o S a n fo r d n e e d e d a c o m m u n ity b a n k . S o s o m e fo lk s go t to g e th e r a n d fo rm e d o n e . It p ro v e d to b e a la stin g p a rtn e rs h ip , lo cal fo lk s a n d a lo c a l b a n k e a c h h e lp in g th e o th e r. T h a t's th e w a y it w a s y e s te r d a y a n d w ill b e to m o rro w . A t S e m in o le N a tio n a l B a n k w e c a ll th a t lo c a l c o m m u n ity b a n k in g . It's b a n k in g w ith y o u r h o m e to w n frie n d s . It's b a n k ­ in g a t its b e s t. SU M M ER SPECIAL AIR CONDITIONING * 2 4 .9 5 _ TUNE-UP Includes: Evacuate and recharge system and ✓ check pressures. (Includes up to 3 lbs. of Freon) ✓ (Some models less.) We also offer complete mainte✓ nance and repair on domestic and foriegn cars and trucks. ✓ High performance, four-wheel drive and diesel service ✓ 126 W. C rystal L a b A . Lob* M ary 330-3199 HoursOm M FC nSJU • -L6.VSal Ron CIP•M 1IM8-2 vg Seminole National Bank �center V a ld e s e m p lo y s 62 overm e sendees provided by a total sta ff o f M S employees. County S ervices Itself houses c o u n t y adm in istration In clu d in g the o ffic e s o f C ou n ty Bums Pmisaeea ayu) C ou n ly A tto rn e y B ob iSpum —. The *■«***««< the county and circuit courts hmctlon and serve under eigh t Sem inole County circu it judges and four county judges, S o m e c l e r k ' * employees are also loestfd |j) |J|e COUIllY StTVlCCI B u ild in g to m aintain county commission rec* offices and the purchaalag department. C ou n tylierrices Is a h o the loemtlon o f th e main offlets of P ro p erty Appraiser BUI Buber. T ax Colkctor Bay Valdes and Supervisor o f Elections Sandra G o a rd . S u b er emptoyecs a total o f 06 peopte to assess th e value o f p r o p e r t l e s In the On Airport Boulevard west o f U.S. Highway 17-92. Is Uie Seminole C ounty Pu blic Health Unit, which houses 24 county employees. The h ea lth departm ent Is partially financed by the county and partially ftnaacM by the state sa a division o f the Department at Health and Re- ATTENTION SANFORD RESIDENTS NEW MANAGER o f U .S . 17-92 Is th e cou nty e n v iro n m e n ta l S e rv ic e s D ep a rtm en t, one o f th e county's largcot with IT S employees. Hicm ana snencr is iocsied. T h e com plex also Includes th e county his­ to r ic a l m u seu m an d P u b lic W o rk s and E n g in e e r in g D e p a r t­ ments. A lso lo c a te d at the com plex la the county jell. W here 157 coerceMona) officers to watch o ve r th e 6 0 0 to 700 800-bed fhcllJty. S an ford Is a lso the lucstlon o f the a d ­ m inistration o f S h eriff the Central Florida Re­ gional A irp o rt. T h e county has n total o f 207 worn officers under E at Ingrr to provide law en­ forcement to the unin­ corporated sections o f the county. ^ y C E B T IF lc ^ I— "15 Years Belton* Experience 20% off ipedal we oto receive two (2) American AHnet Air Ttawel Certificate! worth 960 In <* travel*. Coff or vWI u» now. Letts ffww you why Ctub NauMco pcwerbool lentae are o CvMVmVpfatQVrPfQQDpQBwtl hJInreiODuOi C L U B «N A U T IC O N I U M A n O N A L P O W E R B O A T R E N TA LS 323 1 4 0 0 ClubNauticoofOrlando s^e b A m ran a E J& jigu ■ M O flfv V W D O U r A M fY H Srdo!iXFaridaAV* 407-321-0000 �w i immm+mmmmamm 30, tWI - Hm M County i t Ure lime. T h e flee t nonm llltw y m L hU m H m i In 1942 when a group o f 180 people strategic I fo r th e S e m i n o l e County area d u rin g A 'lhyM hwIaUyc la?! s^nrsiIIjicbk W ar. w h ich la s te d from 1835 to 1843. Port M ellon w na acrYctJ oy notnine te n than nine steamboats in 1937 and 30 oth er i t t i n b o i i a throughout the w ar. he wrote. The fam ous S em in ole c h ie f O s­ c e o la fought a r m y aoUera at Port Mellon during the war. S e mi no l e C o u n t y was actually part o f a ,s a w -. * ss-M -_ C tviW a r. S a n fo rd b ega n a land com pany lo aefl a lBwquare-mde area o f IM S to 1856. M e l l o n v i l l e oa the second o f what i by then known as "O r a n g e C o u n t y . " a Bpaintah iy at. The the ColCo. Ltd. by S a n fo rd , and c o m ­ m only became known m the "Sanford Grant. In 1 8 8 4 . S a n f o r d Advertised lots for essv tong-pay terms. ■ I l l V f l l M r O ff H f t W i from St. A u gM tlne to settle the rich hmda north o f Lake Jeaup , iiw n r—rovrrrn oy u i arm y expedition from Port Mellon In 1937. Prancke wrote. Those first settlers called their settlement ’ ’Camp D efiance." All but a few soon left wnen Inc govcm fiifn i changed its land poli­ cy. A s Camp Defiance w a s e n d i n g . M e llo n v ille was th e p ost o ffic e fo r m uch o f O ra n g e County and renmlncd an independent com ­ muni t y un ti l 1883 when It waa m erged withSwtford. Sanford its e lf was form ed In 1870 by Gen. Henry B. San­ ford. a m in ister to Belgium for e ig h t year*. Sanford la also believed to hove re­ ported on Confederate troop activity to the U.S. Arm y during the In 1875, S an ford built an elegant 200 - th e m i n o r ’ s I n c l u d e D on ald and Randy Brow n. R obert Sm ith. David W iggin s. Alton Davis and moat recently. Ron Blake and James Joyce. W h ile not a p ro ­ fessional sport Sanford has had aeveral track a th letes. Including hurdler Clifton Campbell, w h o have gone on to becom e recognised worldwide. Houee. cultural park between S tre et s. T h e h o te l served Presidents Ul­ ysses s. G rant. Cheater A. Arthur and G rover Cleveland. Sanford also built a 800-foot pier Into the lak e to s erv e river trade and travel. He also established a tele­ graph service. San ford also brought 150 Swedish Inum granta to work F I - IT them lo work for a year to pay far their travel. T h e y remained, farm ing the community Upeafa on th ectty’i Sanford continued to dev in the following de­ cades aa a commercial and a g r ic u ltu r a l center. Its Importance waa preserved as the counly seat In 1913 when Seminole County waa created out o f Orange Counly. Happy Hometall kept him out o f the NBA but he waa still talented enough to get an offer overseas and Is still playing professionally in Spain. Baseball came calling often in the 1970's and early '80’s. In addition to Tim. tw o o f his brothers. Ned and Levi, have also pl ayed In the M i n o r Leagues. Others w h o have recently played In land JuDr 4, tttt - And these are Just the one’s I know o f since coming to Sanford in the late 1960’s, I know there are many, many more o u t t he r e w h o h a v e reached the pinacle o f sports. It gives me a lot o f pride to be able to get In a conversation with other sports nuts and tell them o f the great sports tradi­ tion o f the sm all town o f Sanford. Florida. drainage in the area. "Som etim es people get so uaed to som ething being a certain way. they don’t even question it but this wasn't right. It endangered my kids.’ Brooks says. Moat o f all. they spend their lim e expounding on the wonderful, unique city they have chosen as their home. He la also a board member o f the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. "Sanford Isa rainbow coalition full o f men. women, young, old. white, black, fat and skinny people who have the potential to learn from each other and make this an even better place. Sanford Isa town full o f friendly neighborhoods. Do you know how cold people In Boston are? People there don't wave at anybody. Here they wave and sm ile." Brooks grins. The Brooks bath volunteer as coaches for children's Flag Football. He said he's glad the (rain stopped where II did. Brooks Is a Sanford Klwanian and serves aa chairman o f the Priority I International, a two-year program that raises funds earmarked for underprivileged children. SOUTH ^ •w fa m r o SEMINOLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Y ou r em p loyee-ow n ed com m unity h osp ital in S em in ole C ounty .. • 24 hour em ergency care • O n e Dtay surgery center lets you recover at hom e • O n e atop diagnostic testing • D octor Referral Service w ill help you find a doctor 648-3506 • Com m unity education helps you prevent illness and injuries • Free pocket firs t aid k it, call D iane at 767-5858 • N E W wom en's health program includin g m aternity care W e're just minutes away, and ready to m eet you r health care needs.. C - ■■•f. C * .. . tv *'v » S A e n m t In tta woodi. 100 yaar old oaks gram tWa beautiful setting navUfca Jssaup 3 BR/2BAdouMawUewNhtHrepMcsa. nk»ly dacorrtad,«pM plan, on 8aad and akaet. 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"Is w h e r e w e ' l l put our Festival Pavlllkm ." The pavlllkm w ill be an X-shaped building which w ill host trade shows and conventions. The build­ ing. still nothing more than a scrawled outline on a Post-It pad on Levy's cluttered desk, is an estim ated two years from opening. According to Levy, the flea market and the fun center are doing well. "F am ily fun cen ters are replacing state fairs and carnivals as good fam ily en tertain m en t." he said. "W e are regu­ lated at all levels by the state so w e're safe and clean.” Levy said th e Fl ea World and Fun W orld complexes w ill continue to grow In Sanford. "Th e community here supports u s." he said. "W e offer Inexpensive fun for everyone." was made In building almost looks the same as it did when It first opened 65 years ago. Mission 1976. plush private parties and weddings to many Sem i­ Although there have nole High School gradua­ b ee n m a n y I nt e r nal tion dances. changes in the building. In 1963. the building b e c a m e t h e It c a d - and the outside has been qauarters of the Sanford refurbished several times Naval Academy, and was by the various owners. used to house yo u n g the basic physical apnaval cadets. The latest peorance remains rela­ Mile tn the New Tribes tively unchanged. The Sanford Herald Classified Representatives Are W aiting l b Aeeiet You. CALL TMMY 323-2611 W ish Y our Foot Problem W ould Go A w ay? Romance C oatiaaad fro m P a go lO watch the picturesque ship leaving or returning to Its port n ear th e Monroe Harbour Matinu at 433 North Palmetto Avenue. Arrangements or In­ formation regarding the St. .Johns River dining cruises or s p e c i a l charters, by phoning the Rlvcrshlp Grand Romance, in Sanford. (407)321-5091. C— U— adfrswiPagaT was raised. M cKIbbln Is married and Is the father o f three children. His business Is located downtown. ‘ ‘ S an ford Is a nice, friendly town and. like a tot o f others. I Uke the pace.” he said. "W e are close to Disney World and Daytona Beach so we have an excellent loca­ tion ." added McKIbbln. Martha Parker, BO, sits and watches the frequent little league baseball g ames played on the lakefronl. She admires th e c hi l dren as they make fun use or the playground area. Parker, a retired school tea ch er, m oved from Ocala to slay with her sister. "One word I would use to describe Sanford is: ENJOYABLE." Parker said. She Is a member of the historic Si. James M i s s i o n a r y Baptist Church. Prince McKinney III said. “ There Is no place like h o m e." home, of course, being Sanford. McKinney does nol hesi­ tate to boasl that he is biased In his opinion of Sanford. "I enjoy San­ ford. It is centrally locat­ ed to Ihc big cities. You can get anywhere within 30 m inutes." he said. McKinney Is married and Is the father o f two children. He Is currently employed by the Florida Power Corporation and Is a former officer for the Sanford Police Depart­ ment. The residents o f Sanford like being close to the action without hav­ ing lobe In It. ' The Friendly C ity " Is Just that, friendly, ac­ cording tn thr locals of old and new. " If you're looking for a quiet place, come on d ow n ." said Robert Epps, a New York Robwrt Epps City native. Sanford of­ fers recreation and relax­ ation. the perfect combi­ nation. U .S . S A V IN G S B O N D S t B r THE GREAT AM ERICAN INVESTMENT If W f C A N 1 f ix II IIm h l i A IN T BROKE l l u l 11i l l ’ Dill Johns Small Engine Equip. v.y Rentals From Only *350 r O w O kM W : EXFfftTBAU SALES •SERVICE‘ NEW* USED PARTS 2 •■MWi (407) 323-4423 Month Podiatry • Foot Surgery • 130 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Lake Mary • 323-2566 19 Legion Place DcBary • 668-0226 * Seise! Units With Washsr/Drysr Hookups * Convenient To Schools • Shopping * Bus Stop Located N o v tsJ Office WK. White & Asset. 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"W e are very gratified to see these deserving klda get help starting their college education." Higgins said. "O u r alumni and citi­ zens have contributed over $25,000 In the past two years, most o f which Is used In the scholarship funds." said Billy Hig­ gins. a SHS alumnus and chairman o f the group. He said that this year, COMSAC presented four scholarships more this year than they did In 1990. The cover Jlml Brooks, k n e e lin g , Is aurrounded by a San­ ford children: Fal l c i a Ford and 8herman Ware (in window), Jackie Wilkinson, In door, and Tina Wilkinson, Zebronda Fraeney, B o o k e r T. M c ­ Cullough and Dante Freem an, (I to r) flanking Brooks. 0$T In ckidM . Cut, CondlUon $ Btyta ,, , - "W e don't know o f any other high school except Sem inole High School where the alumni have chosen to give so much back to their school In this w ay." Higgins said. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f5e0ff652937eff474f88bef21ff1a80.pdf 2eb5c568b230696b936926228732d34b PDF Text Text .^lu{ i 5r^V *■y .•’/iJ1 • 1. ■ ** v . i rr • i > W .' ’ * .•’’-'Vj' ' H ra U U * 1 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Sem inole County elnee ISOS 83rd Year. No. 306 - Sanford. Florida P ro te s t: C ity s p e n d in g approved, would have restricted certain spending by the city that could not be paid for within a fiscal year. The commission however, acting on th e advice of City Attorney Ned Julian, declared the wording of the proposed referendum as Incorrect. Follow­ ing a num ber of m eetings on the m atter, the comm ission voted to take the m atter to court, for a declaratory Judgement. Several Items scheduled for Monday n ig h t's city comm ission meeting dealt with spending m a t­ ters. They Included the proposed 95 million Public Improvement Revenue Bond an Impact fee study and additional charges connected with the burial of power lines during the Lake Mary Boulevard widening and beautification project. By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY — A protest dem onstration was held outside the Lake Mary City Hall last night. Several dozen citizens displayed signs dem anding "O ur Right to Vote". A m ajority of the protesters objected to the latest actions regarding the citizen Initiated referendum on governm ent spending. Approxi­ m ately 15 citizens who signed the petition have now been Issued calls for court depositions connected with the m atter. Many m onths ago. several hundred citizens signed a petition requesting the city place an Item on th e N ovem ber ballot. T he m ea su re. If □ Lsisurg TV, weekend guide The week's television listing. Inelndlnf* a spoils calendar, plus a compilation of events and activities In and around the Sanford and Lake Mary areas. See L e is u r e M a g a z in e □ Sports Seminole Classic this weekend T he m atters were postponed and rescheduled for another m eeting, due to the fact that only three com m issioners were on hand for th e meeting. The commissioners agreed to bring them up Tuesday. August 20. at a special called meeting, to finalize discussion on the city’s proposed 1991-92 budget. Only Mayor Randy Morris, and Com m issioners G eorge D uryea and Paul T re m c l w ere In attendance. Commissioner David Mealor was out or the city, and Commissioner Tom Mahoney had left earlier In the day because of a m edical emergency In his family. City Attorney Ju lia n was also unable to attend. Attorney Clayton Sim m ons served as Ju lia n 's replacem ent. U8«« Protest. Pecs BA □ People Party tim e at the zoo on Saturday Benefit deemed success ■y NICK PPBIPAUP LAKE MARY — Over 50 com petitors have registered to participate in the 1991 NPC Seminole Clussir Bodybuilding Cham pionships this Saturday at Lake Mary High School. Property tax protest S e e P a g e IB Community spirit surged to m ake the Nancy Dukes benefit held last weekend a success. Herald Staff Writer S ee Page 3 B □ BRIEFS Cocaine transfer in utero charged SANFORD — Jo h n n ie Elizabeth Edwards. 23. of 1013 W. 12th St. In Sanford, was arrested on Thursday and charged with delivering cocaine In utero to her daughter. Tiffany Jones, born to Edw ards on Ju n e 20 at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford, was found to have cocaine in her urine at htrth. Sanford police said. Edwards w as arrested at 1500 W. 13th St. almost two m onths alter her daughter was horn, though the drug screening was done Immediate­ ly at the time of J o n e s' birth. Edwards, a single parent, was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she Is being held In lieu of S 10.IKK) bond. The police report did not Indicate where the Infant has been placed. W te n obm ss Property at 500 Oak Ave. is assessed at $116,000 and re a sse sse d at $113,000. Properly at 507 Oak Ave. Is a sse sse d at $31,000 and re-assessed at $01,000. P l a y e n d s w it h *1 d o ’ HATH. Maine — Two actors arc staging a play later this m onth that features a dastardly villain, lovely maidens and a hero. That part's )ust a play, hut it will clim ax with a real wedding — their own. Alice Kira and Mark M auncttc. both of Portland, came up with the Idea of m ixing a plav with a real wedding cerem ony In February when Mnnncttc proposed. "We're both kind of unique individuals and not exactly traditional so we thought this would lie a un iq u e way to e x p re ss o u rselv es.” Mannclte says. The couple s a y s the play will have all the ingredients for a long-running stage extrava­ ganza. with a wicked villain and a happy ending when the stars are united In m atrim ony. Kira and M annclte a re n 't saying m uch more about the plot, except that it reveals the evolution of their relationship Hut one twist — a kidnapping of the bride and bridesmaids — is fictional, they say. '■■WUi UmBMIifcniBMB IS* Properly at 2018 Mellonvllle Ave. is listed as a vacant lot with no tax due; proposed value unchanged. The properly at 501 E. 4th St. has a current assessed value ot $15,600. Proposed value Is $28,300. Sanford homeowners raise specter of class-action suit l y LACY DOMBN Herald People Editor SANFORD — Owners of older homes in Sanford may see an average rise In property tax cost of about 500 percent when they begin o|M-nlng their lax hills today. Just as one city comm issioner announces a class action law suit against the county may Ik - brewing. "A group of people Is considering a class action suit agulnst Mr. Subcr for his property appraisals." Sanford City Com m issioner Lon Howell said. Kayaker p a d d le s around A la ska HARROW. Alaska — Not even the "beastly easterlies" slopped a kayaker from completing his trip around Alaska — alter his third sum m er of paddling. Paul Caffyn. Ti. of New Zealand, reached the village of Inuvlk on C an ad a's northwest Arctic coast Tuesday. He started from the southern lip of the Alaska Panhandle In 1989. Caffyn told radio station KHKW In Harrow lie averager! about 30 m iles a day and. toward the end. encountered a lo t o f lo g and wind lie described as "beastly easterlies." lie also rail out of food, so the llrst thing lie did after reaching Inuvlk was eat. "I came in fairly lean.” he said W ednesday. Next sum m er. Calfyn plans m paddle from St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea across the Bering Strait to the Soviet Union O ther residents expressed shock at the tux hike. "T h ey ’re out of their godblessed minds. I'm absolute­ ly In shock.” J u n e I’orzlg. owner ol 507 Oak Avenue said. Her appraisal Jumped from 831.000 to 861.000. falling in the range Seminole County Property appraiser Bill S ubcr indicated would lie the norm, an Increase of 30 to 100 percent. Porzlg's taxes on the property will Jum p from about 8750. which she said she paid last year, to about 81.430 next year. She does not claim the $25,000 hom estead exemption which would have caused the properly taxes to r is e from about 8115 to about SH50. _ "T h ey 're sticking It to the residents." Howell, who researched several property’s taxes in the historic district that he serves, said. Howell urgued that the appraisals should noi have been raised so dram atically, which In tu rn afreets tax rate. “These arc recessionary tim es and people arc already strapped. Then the county comes along and Increases taxes about 700 percent In real dollars lo the taxpayer. Yeah, your appraisal may have gone up 90 percent, but It's 600 or 700 percent out of your pocket." Howell said. Sober said the cities and county decide how to spend the money, his Job is to assign fair value to properties. "It's commissions like the one on w hich Mr. Howll sits lliut set policy for tax rate." Subcr said, adding Sanford, when faced with the option, chose not to roll back mlllage rate this year. "T hey (the Sanford City Commission) levied the same mlllage rate. That m eans a 12 percent Increase In taxes to everybody In Sanford If the value of Utc property stayed the sam e." Sober said. S u b c r said his focus has been to b ring the undervalued older homes In the county up to fair value " It's the law. Your property m ust be at Just value. We haven't picked out un urea, this Is countywide and tf □ See L a w s u it, Page 5 A SANFORD — It's happy birthday to you. at the C entral Florida zoo. Maude the elephant tu rn s 17 S a tu r­ day. A giant day-long party has been p la n n e d fo r th e p r o m in e n t pachyderm , complete with a huge birthday cake that will serve an e s tim a te d 100 p e o p le , a n d a num ber of sm aller cakes needed for the crowd that is expected. M aude isn't expected to cat m uch of the cake however, she already weighs 7.000 pounds. The observance, aim ed specially toward the children, will Include face painting, elephant picture col­ oring. and several other events. A c c o r d in g to M a r k c tf n g Coordinator Andrea Farm er. "T he party will be underw ay from 10 a.m . until 1 p.m.. with the guest of honor due to arrive at the ob­ servance area at 11 a.m ." Unlike m any hard w orkers how ­ ever. Maude will In- required to work on her birthday. Elephant rides will be available from 11 a.m . until 4 p.m.. as ts the regular offering at the zoo. Farm er said, "S h e d o e sn 't seem to mind, after all. th a t's w hat she was trained to do. Anyway, she loves people, especially children." In addition to the norm al group of C See Zoo. P ag e 5 A Hughes wins finals status By VICKI OaBORMIKR Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Robert Hughes, s u ­ perintendent of schools In Seminole County, has been nam ed a finalist m Alachua C ounty's superintendent search. Hughes was selected a s one of the lop live tlnaltsts In the search. "T he selection com m ittee w as very impressed with him from w hat I hear." said Dr. J a m e s Lougstreth, chairm an of the Alachua school Ixiard. T he re c o m m e n d a tio n s of th e com m ittee, which Is conqioscd ol Wayne Blanton, president of the Florida School Hoards Association and three associates from across the stale, will I k - presented to the school L S ee H u g h e s. P ag e 5 A O ffic e r s h o n o re d for e x c e p tio n a l va lo r From sta ll and wire re p o rts B y N IC K P F E I F A U F INDEX C la s s ifie d s ............. B -1 0 B C o m ic s ..... ................ B B C ro s s w o rd ................ 6 B O s a r A b b y ................. 3 B O s a th s ........................S A Dr. Gott...................... 6 B E d ito ria l.....................4 A F lo rid a ....................... 2 A H o ro s c o p e ................ 6 B I M o v la s ........... N a t io n .................. B A ,7 A P s o p ls ..........................3B P o llc a ........................... 3A R e lig io n .................5B .8 B S p o r t s .................... 1B,2B T e le v is io n ................... 3B W e a th e r.......................2A W o r ld ........................... 7A Cloudy, rainy w e e ke n d I'.irllv cloudy with a 50 |x-rccnt chance «»l m a in ly a tte r n o o n s c a tte re d t h u n d e rsto rm s High hi tin- Inw in mid 90s W ind variable at I0 in pit For mors w eather, s s s Page 2 A Herald S till Writer LAKE MARY - Lake Marv * • •» t lia s .« • « |> i ii i i m i honored two public * iiiu i • w i i i i \ i n were credited with disregarding their own safety to help save a life. Oillccrs Stephen Shea and I'rov Hickson received speei.il tumors during Thursday night's city com ­ m ission m eeting Hickson is a member ol the Lake Mary Fire D epartm ent but also serves as a reserve police ollleer S hea's lather, a captain In (he Sanlord Police D epartm ent, was on hand to witness ttie presentation Tile Incident look place on Aug 4. when a vehicle was being chased by oillccrs down Country ( lid) Road The chase ended when Ilie* car crashed into a retention point near ihc intersection ot Main Road According to t lit- cerlltli ales ot appreciation. dove into the mmkv water three tim es to reach the subm erged autom obile, and Imallv succeeded m rem oving the unconscious driver Shea also dove Into tin- pond several times and although the driver tar outweighed the officer. Shea was able tt> pull him to satetv and revive turn on shore S ee O ffic e rs Page SA H ic k s o n M#««l<t pXoto fe. O ar, V agal C aptain Sam Belfiore. left, ot Lake Mary. O fficers Shea, right, �1 FwsESSKSiwIBrocBWWRI t ■V M - Sanford MtfiW. Sanford, Ftortdi - Friday, August I t, 1881 N EW S FRO M THE REGION AND ACR O SS THE S T A T E seizures happy the court MARCO ISLAND - A 33-foot i coast w ith about 1.100 po unds e#< board, authorities said. The Mtaml-regMcfed ”! W ednesday evening w hen T A L L A H A S S E E -U w y ers on both aides >seised off the Oulf At th a t point It hornin g ■mpfofouR. W hy w as It l ___ for so l o n f T Collier County S h eriffs L t Mike Koora said Thursday. Boats from the sh eriffs office. C ustom s an d the Naples Polk* departm ent arrived a t t h e scene Just in tlm e to see a i zooming away, out of reach. Koora s a id No one i sailboat. Undercoror n t im n ib i rip iin M n WELLINGTON - A apprehensive about his undercover role, but wore a w ire in is su ccessftil sting;operation targeting two a ir conditioning repairm en accused of defrauding customer*. “We were both a little nervous, b u t we played o u r part. Elly Tlpiarea. 83. whose 66>yearold husband. David equipped with the surveillance m icrophone. "It terrible scam ." The recording Tuesday caught th e w ords of tw o AArtate Air Conditioning repairm en telling the couple they needed to pay (3 .7 0 0 for a new air conditioning system hi th e ir 3 year eld home. The only real trouble w as th e from the outside. Pinned worker frotd from asphalt reder ST. PETERSBURG — A construction i a 3.000-pound piece o f m achinery to S kept hia head above w ater whOe re s c u e rs ' "Get this thing off m e!" Kirk Wee, 38. i after the runaw ay asphalt rotter tum bletf o n to M m . ptantafl trio lefi legend fight foot beneath tt. Rice was on hia back w ith w ater a n d d te a d A id across hia face, muffling Iris i began to num b hia leg. Police Sgt. Greg T ots a n d a 1 heard hia cries and jum ped to to hold Rice's head u p so h e trying to pull him free. Within m inutes, St. Petersbu r g rescue work e rs w aded Into the water and Inserted a tu b e Into R ica's m o u th a s a makeshift snorkel. Using a fire engine a n d chains, th ey pulled the roller away and freed the Spring HlU r e d d e s t. From h e lp e d U S i n t h e W IT e g t i R S t crim inal*., tm Ina ls' property but wrote new rules to . | atect property rtjdita 'W a orv h appy the co u rt helped u s to the ........................................Deputy At* called th e ruling “ a victory for property I. 'X aw eft- rights.' - ^ * ** T h e !7-0 decision reversed a Levy County I A. Harper, who tria l Judge's ruling that th e Florida Con* a com m ittee o f th e Florida Assorts- trab an d Forfeiture Act w aa unconstitu* tion of Crim inal Defense Lawyer* th at filed a Uonal, fhend-of-the-court argum ent In the case. T he Justices, however, upheld Circuit J u d g e B enjam in T en ch 's decision to dtwnUa forfeiture proceedings against several Cedar a n d p art of a n airfield. The property was ow ned In whole o r pari by Chivies DeCarto, w h o hod been charged w ith drug trafficking in May 1000. The sta te "seised real property, including property , w ithout firin g the c la im a n ts a n y notice o r opportunity to be wrote for nary wro h e a rd ." J u s tic e R o sem ary Barkett ! th e S uprem e Court. That action violated the property owners rig h ts o f d u e process under the Florida C onstitution, th e Justices ruled. Mora is paid for defense spending than state gets About 83.8 httMoo la p u l to. o f krhlch a b o u t SI.B billion la returned to th e a re a through Jobs created by m ilitary TAMPA — Florida taxpayers c o n trib u te a b o u t 8 5 .8 billion In tar d in g th a n th e atato g e ts back to incoroe. an In* A n d e r s o n 's s tu d y , c a lle d "B ankrupting A m erican Cttiro ? The Tax B urden a n d Expend!* tu n a of th e B o t o m , " found that 280 o f th e n a tio n 's 3 8 6 metropolita n areas p a y out me* Hons mom In taxpayer dottara th an they tak e in b e e n m ilitary e ig h th . Fort L auderdale 11th T am pa area 19th. ac* to th e rtu d y r eleased by M tehlgatp State 10.4 to th e 17 mil* in m ilitary con* for a net tax The figures am y e a r 1890 1080 dati d a ta , w h e n to ta l defense s p e n d in g w a s 8 3 S 9 billion in tax e s th at Hon la tra c ts a n d Fort Lauderd a le p a y s about 81 .9 bllltoa In taxes for defense a n d about 8140 million is re* tu rn ed for a n e t loss o f about 91.7 billion, according to the study. T a m p a B a y 's m etro p o lita n a re a pays ab o u t 81.3 billion m ore in taxes earm arked for defense Item s th an th e area re c e iv e s In d e fe n s e m oney. A top m ilitary the study la i the Itoanctal „ __________ ___ tween the m ilitary a n d m ost o f t h e n a t i o n 's c o m m u n i t i e s doesn't work th a t wav. It's basically not a very good argum ent." WUUam Kai_______ ta u n n a n n . a defense budget a n a ly st w ith the Brooking* Institution, told The Tam pa Tribune for T hun* d ay's editions. "The Pentagon num bers a re n ’t determ ined o n the basis of w * a t states o r u rb an areas contribute." equipment oofiaieo Cantral Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford, recently donated SlrBOO in equipment to Seminole Community Collegs, physical Therapy Department. (L to r) Larry Kaufmen, assistant iniatr— CFRH; -----mR Salt,'mm administrator, Deborah director of physical therapy, CFRH; Angela Karaanbrock, director of health programs at SCC and Carol Clayton, director of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program, SCC. Names of clients in nymphomania case could be public soon FORT LAUDERDALE - The attorney for a Bip w atd .County d e p u ty sh eriff, a n d h ia wife, charged In a prostitution scandal * * * * - “- '* Ellis Rubin, w ho stu n n ed ob­ server* by ssylng the w om an to I n n o c e n t b e c a u s e s h e Is a nym phom aniac, now sa y s he m ight force the public release of the nam es of h er alleged < A nd th e list o f m e n w ho allegedly paid Kathy Wllleta for sex could Include som e prom i­ nent local officials, the attorney said Thursday. Mrs. Wllleta h a s been accused of selling sex to m en for betw een 850 and 8190 a session. H er husband Jeffrey la accused by poller of being her pimp. The Wllleta also are charged with illegally taping a phone conversation w ith a nn alleged client, according to court docu­ ments. Mrs. Wllleta w as booked on that charge T hursday a n d released on 81.300 bond. The couple’s arraignm ent to set for Aug. 21. Rubin has said Mrs. W llleta n eed s sex w ith m a n y m e n tieemise she suffers from n y m ­ phom ania and her husband h a s MIAMI - Hsrs art the winning number* **l*ct*d Thursday In the Florida Lottary Cash 3: 8-8-6 Tha winning numbsrs In ths Florida Lottery Play 4 1 IUSP14IIWI Friday, August IS. 1981 Vol. S3. No. 306 Inc. SOSN. Franca Fia asm POSTMASTER: Send i ichanges lo TM SANFOROHSRALO, PA ■ o i 1M 7 , Sa n to rd , F L 17779 -1* 17 . J S X & tf L 3 toonto*...............S1S.M S M onth*----- ™ --------- S 3 S 0 S 1 Y e a r----------------- -— S T S 00 Florida Antoatoa im n tai In adOttonle rates ak**e. P h o n e (407 ) 177-7111 lm potency spells. Rubtn answ ered, "because If I Rubin hinted Thursday that If a sk for discovery and th e nam es th e s t a t e p tu ra u e d Ita c a se o f the people w ho are allegedly against the WilWets, the nam es of in som e kind o f a book o r s list the. WWets’ p u rp o rte d cHenta becom e public, m aybe some of would become p a rt of th e public those people a re innocent of record. “ Shortly alH TIhe W1BW8* initial arrest. It waa dtacfaised that the couple kept a card file w ith their a lleg ed c lie n ts ' n am es. Two w eeks ago. th e vice m ayor of Fort Lauderdale resigned amid speculation th a t hia nam e was In TAMPA — A m onth after a the file. Doug D am lger said only c o u p le w a s v id e o ta p e d th a t he quit th e Job for personal through a n outside window having sex in their condom in­ Since then, the question on a ium . prosecutors have filed lot of people's m inds h as been: disorderly co n d u ct charges W ho else to In th a t card file? against them . Alfred Stephens. 36. a n d If Rubin dem ands discovery, J a n e t Paddock. 32. are ac­ th e state m ust tu rn over to him c u se d of a partially nude all Ita evidence in the case. A swim in th e condo pool a copy of th e evidence would go to w eek before the taping, hav­ the clerk's office where It would ing sex in a hot tu b hours becam e part of th e public record, afterw ard, a n d on th e next clerk Sharonda Foster said. n ight entering a b ar restroom "If 1 a sk for discovery, 1 think "w ith the Intent of engaging the n am es of everybody involved in sex." In th is case arc going to become "T h ese people w ere Just public. If I don’t ask for discov­ conducting them selves in a ery. I m ight be compromising m anner w here they were Just som e of the rights of the defen­ being obnoxious to th e people d a n ts ." Rubin said. around th em , if you I wifi." W hen p re sse d on w hy he prosecutor Hank Lavandera m ight not dem and discovery. S w hat the sta te says th e book signifies. "I am not about to destroy m en 's lives a n d th eir fam ilies and their friends a n d acquain­ tances w ithout giving th is a lot of extraordinary th o u g h t." he dem and discovery. Sharon Mullane of th e state’s attorney’s office asld sh e could n o t think of a case w here a d efen se a tto rn e y w o u ld n o t Som e of the m en who think th e ir n am es m ay be in th ej Wlllets* files have hired lawyers to keep lt quiet. Disorderly conduct charges filed in sex case said after th e Hillsborough State A ttorney's Office filed the charges Thursday. "If there w aa a law against being a Jerk In public, then this charge would define It." he said. The couple won't face th e original charge for w hich they were arrested - lew d an d lascivious conduct in front a child. The felony carried a possible 15-year prison term . "It would have opened up a P a n d o ra's box," e x p la in ed Lavandera. "W h e th e r th ey knew they w e n being o b ­ served ... w hether th e y were in fact doing it because they were being observed — all that really doesn't belong In the crim inal system . We J u st don't want to m ess w ith it." The three disorderly con­ duct charges filed against th e c o u p le a re se c o n d -d e g re e m is d e m e a n o rs w ith m a x ­ im um sentences of 6 0 days in Jail and a 8500 fine. Defense attorney Nicholas M atasslni said th e couple fla tly d e n te s the c h a rg e s against them and p lan s on pleading innocent. "M y c lie n ts are m ad d er th a n ever now." M atasslni said. "After a m onthlong in­ vestigation. they're charged w ith (hinge that have nothing to do with what th ey were arrested for In the first place." The couple was arrested J u ly 16 after police saw the video shot by a n eig h b o r th ro u g h th e b iin d a o f Stephens’ ground-floor condo. T h e tape showed th e couple h a v in g s e x n e a r th e ir bathroom window, authorities Stephens and Ms. Paddock said they had no idea they w e re b e in g observed a n d called the taping an Invasion of privacy. Neighbors, howev­ er. said the two could clearly be seen by children at the pod. S h e r i f f s d e p u tie s w ere called about lVi hours later w hen neighbors said children saw the couple having sex again, this tim e in the hot tub. N eith er S tephens, a car salesm an who waa asked to m ove out of the complex soon after his arrest, nor Ms. Paddock. a barmaid-waitress at the tim e of her arrest, could be reached for comment. C ircuit J u d g e W alter R. Heinrich h as ordered the tape locked in evidence until the case Is resolved. TH E WEATHER J. Today: Partly cloudy with a c h a n c e of m a in ly a fte rn o o n th u n d e r s to r m s . H igh in th e lower 90s. W ind variable 10 m ph. Rain chance 50 percent. T ooightf Partly cloudy. Scat­ te re d sh o w e rs a n d th u n d e ra to o n s dim inishing late. Low in the lower to m id 7(Os. Light wind. Rain chance 30 percent. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a good chance of showers and th u n d e rs to rm s . E x te n d e d fo re c a st: P a rtly cloudy w ith a chance of m ainly aftern o o n a n d evening th u n ­ d e r s t o r m s S u n d a y th r o u g h Tuesday. Lows In the 70s. Highs in the low to m id 90s. CMy Ageiechicoia Daytona Beech FI. Lew* Seech Ferf Myers OsMeeeMte UuiMMsd rwnesraui Jackianvlito KeyWnl MA#rol rtniBrofa Saratale Telleheuee Tame* Vera Beech W Palm Batch La M Fit n M IT u ra IT* Tl « • u n M M a* .1* M M M •1 n t.n TT *1 » *4 Tl • Tl H •t T4 IT *1 M u T •1 TJ .11 0 tl n n TJ. 0 > ^4»*L -•»_ * 1 • -r ■ . a tm * WBORBADAT FU yoldy 93*7B TRUB9DAT PU ytM y 98*79 FRIDAY F tlyeld y 83-73 SATURDAY F tlyeld y 33-73 SO L U M AM T A B L E : M in . ------------- a m .. 13:05 p.m.: MaJ. 5:55 a.m.. 6:30 p.m . TIDES: D a y to n a Be a ch : h ighs. 12:56 a.m ., 1:49 p.m .; lows. 7:17 a.m ., 8:21 p.m.; H aw S m y rn a Be a c h : highs, 1:03 a.m ., 1:54 p.m .; Iowa. 7:22 a .m , 8 :2 6 p.m .; Cocoa Be a c h : highs. 1:18 a.m .. 2:09 p.m.: lows. 7:37 p.m.. 8:41 p.m.________________________ D a y to n a Bos c h : W aves are 1 foot a n d sem i glassy. C urrent is to th e s o u th w ith a w a te r tem perature o f 76 degrees. N ew S m y rn a R e a c h : W aves are 1 foot and glassy. Current Is to the south, with a water tem perature of7t-di-fliee». Bt. AagasUae to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind northeast to east 15 to 25 knots. Seas 5 to 7 feet. Bay a n d in la n d w aters choppy. Scattered show ers and thunderstorm s. Saturday: Wind variable lO to 15 knots. S eas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and inland waters a m oderate chop. S cattered show ers and thunderstorm s. SUNDAY F tlyeldy 83-73 T h e h ig h tc m p -.'a tu re in Sanford Thursday w as 92 d e ­ grees and th e overnight low w as 6 9 a s reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research a n d 'E d u c a tio n C enter. Celery Avenue. R eco rd ed rain fall for th e period, ending ai 9 a.m . Friday, to talled . 11 of an inch. The tem perature a t 9 a.m . to d a y w as 77 d e g re e s a n d Friday’s overnight low was 71. a s recorded by th e National W eather Service at th e Orlando International Aliport. Other W eather Service data: □ Wednesday‘s high.......... 92 □ Barometric pressure.3 0 .1 0 □R elative Haaddlty....BB pet □W inds. *•••***•**** North 7 mph □R ainfall..........................O In. □Today’s sunset.....9:05 p.m. □Tomorrow's saariso....6:85 in d k ato p r m lc m d a y 's highandevwnlght lowto1p.m. IDT. 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Vance w as charged with sexual battery on a child u n d e r 13. sexual b attery on a child under 18, a n d sexual activity w ith a child u n d er h is care. According to Sanford police rep o rts, th e incidents occurred in 1966 while Vance w as living o n G renada Drive. During that tim e, he engaged In a sexual a c t w ith a seven-year-old girl and "four o r live" sexual acta with a 13-year-old boy. Reporta state th e girl signed a statem ent th a t Vance threatened h er with Chamber gathers : ■ of tht Greeter Sanford Chamber of Common:# ______ at Dunbara Restau­ rant In Sanford recently to mix • little butlnota with pleasure. Seated, from left: B ill and Walter Qietow and Gail and Dr. RogarStawarl. HMMiMeftrOmrF. & KEL : j to reports. Vance signed a statem en t adm itting to the sexual act with the girl. Bank toMor arretted for thoft A Sanford Barnett Bank teller h a s been arrested and charged w ith th e theft o f83,000 from h e r c a sh draw er. T ina Marie Kaiser. 33. 107 C obblestone Way. was charged w ith grand theft at th e S anford police station Wednesday. According to police reports, sh e took th e cash from her drawer on Aug. 5 and foMfled bank d o c u m e n ts to conceal the theft. A bank audit revealed the cash m issin g from h er drawer, reports Committee searches for Epps’ replacement According to police reports. K aiser signed a-statem ent that she took the money to m ake a deposit on a n apartm ent and for utility hookups. She stated sh e plan n ed to replace the money, reports state. nole High School h as been th e subject of s o m e co n tro v e rsy from • group o f p aren ts w ho SANFORD — A com m ittee of brought the U.S. J u s tic e De­ •even people will m eet beginn­ p a r tm e n t In t o I n v e s tig a te ing n e x t w eek to And e replace­ charges that a s a result of racial m ent for Sem inole High School inbsiance betw een Sem inole a n d principal W ayne Epps. nam ed other district schools th a t th e principal a t Oviedo High School school w as suffering academ ­ ically. on T uesday. Eppe leave* a n opening for the Though m any o f the s tu d e n ts top position a t Oviedo to replac­ are w hat ed u cato rs call " a c a ­ ing C harlie W ebb who Is retiring. dem ically d is a d v a n ta g e d " , a T h e co m m ittee, headed by term used to d en o te those whose Jack Helaler. director of high family environm ent Is not con school education, will consist of duslve to le a rn in g , th e te s t Marion Dailey, assistan t superin­ sem es a t Sem inole have risen ten d en t for Instruction: J o h n steadily over th e last few years. Reichert, director of personnel: "Seminole h a s undergone a lot Dick Evans, principal of Lake Howell H igh School: J e a n n e o f c h a n g e s u n d e r W a y n e Morris, school board m em ber; (Epps)." Dailey said. "We want to know w here they Pat S outhw ard, a parent repre­ sentative a n d Lance Abney, a feel they need to go nex t." The com m ittee will m eet on •octal stu d ie s teacher a t Semi­ nole. Aug. 21 and recom m end to the H e isle r w ill v isit Sem inole superintendent w ho they feel High School a t the sta rt of next meet the n eed s of th e school week to talk w ith adm inistrators according to th e survey taken by and tea c h e rs about w hat they Helaler. On Aug. 2 7 th e S u p e r in ­ c o n s id e r t h e m o st p re s s in g tendent will m ak e h is recom ­ needs of th e school. "D ifferent schools have dif­ mendation to th e board. None of the com m ittee m em ­ ferent n eed s." Dslley said. "We have to talk to the people who bers contacted w ere willing to work w ith the principal on a speculate (Hi w h o they would reco m m en d to th e s u p e r in ­ day-to-day basis." U nder E pps' direction. Sem i­ tendent. Plxu dallvaryman reports robbiry A Sanford pixia deliverym an reported he w as robbed at gunpoint by two m asked m e n W ednesday night white delivering an order to Gotdenrod. Theodore William Graham o f Sanford told Seminole County deputies he was delivering a H ungry Howies ptxxa to a McCarthy Avenue hom e w hen tw o black m en dressed In black and w earing white m asks approached b is from the rear. Incident reports state. G raham said one m an. w ho had a rifle th a t appealed to be a shotgun, took a n unknow n am ount of cash from his rear pocket. T he other m an reached inside his c a r an d took the pizza. Both m en fled into a nearby wooded area. G raham told deputies. Deputies are Investigating the report. Woman chargad with burglary Sonya L. Collins. 32. local a d d re ss unknow n, w as arrested by Seminole County deputies W ednesday for the theft of 8278 In Item s from her m other’s home o n Dixie Avenue. Collins' m other said her d a u g h te r told sh e had aotd a dress for $10. reports stated. Collins w as charged w ith burglary and grand theft. DUI chargad Robert Charles Benxlng. 43, 1380 Farrindon Circle. Heath­ row, waa charged with drunken driving by Lake Mary police. A policem an's report states h e found Benxlng In a Porche on Lake Em m a Road at the en tran ce to North Polnte with the front tires flat and the rim s bent. Benxlng told the officer he had hit the curb, reports state. Arreat mada for shoplifting Ti • Nicholas William Toxxa, 40. 116 W. Second St.. Sanford, was arrested and charged with shoplifting by Sanford police W ednesday. Arrest reports state a Winn-Dixie m anager saw Tozza stuff two packages of jum bo shrim p valued a t $20 In his pants and attem pt to leave the store w ithout paying for them . Two men were arrested for trespassing by Sanford police T hursday morning after Special Investigations Unit agents told them to leave the com er of S eventh S treet an d Pine Avenue. Ralph Em m ett Anderson. 20. 7 1 0 Hickory Avc.. Sanford, was charged with trespassing. After his arrest. Seminole County deputies found he was w anted for falling to appear In court to answ er to driving with a suspended driver’s license charge. Also charged with trespassing w as Freddie Lee Williams. 22. 2850 E. First St.. Sanford. Herald Staff Writer____________ SANFORD — The elimination p ro cess will begin again for about a dozen candidates for deputy Sem inole County m an­ ager. T h u rsd a y . C ounty m anager Ron R abun said T hom as Ollllf, the Collier C ounty m anager’s assistan t for grow th m anage­ m e n t. h a d t u r n e d d o w n a 662.000 offer for R abun's deputy in charge of public service de­ partm ents. R abun said Ollllf told him he could not accept the jo b due to personal reasons a n d the fact that U niversity of C entral Flori­ da did not offer the classes he needed to com plete graduate studtes. " I f t h i n g s w e re d iffe re n t personally. I would like to accept the Job." Olllff said Thursday afternoon. "1 m et most of the c o m m is s io n e rs a n d th ey all seem to sh are the sam e vision for th e county. It’s alw ays an Ideal situation to work for a county w hen the com m issioners can get along.” R abun said he will return to hio s tu c k of ab o u t a dozen candidates for the position re­ view th em again. " I t’s back to square one." Rabun said T hursday afternoon. R a b u n m ay be co m p arin g those candidates to Jo h n Kevin G r a c e , a s s i s t a n t C h a r lo tte C ounty m anager. G race’s re­ Coppor captr tolvod Edwin Ray Ellis. 34. 3040 Freedom Trail. Oviedo, was arrested by Seminole County dep u ties W ednesday and charged with taking $1,500 worth of copper from a Lake Mary business since January. A Del-Air official told deputies he accom panied Ellis home and found large am ounts of copper, appliances and building m aterials. Ellis was arrested a t th e com pany and charged with grand theft. Warrant arrests The following people have been arrested on w arrant charges: •J o s e p h Charles Baker. 30, 701 E. Eighth St.. Sanford, turned himself In to deputies at the Sem inole County Jail Wednesday. He was wanted for falling to appear at court hearing to answer two charges of driving with a suspended driver’s licence and one charge o f speeding. • Reginald Earl Bellamy. 21, 1015 Holly Ave., Sanford, was arrested near West Fifth Street an d Olive Avenue in Sanford Wednesday. He was wanted on three traffic offenses. Including leaving the scene of an accident w ith property damage. • Darwin Orlove Glover, 23. 3 9 0 Snow Hill Road. Geneva, waa arrested near State Roads 426 an d 46. He had been w anted since Sept. 1990 for violating a probation sentence for a grand theft conviction. •Je ffre y Nolan Sum m ers. 22. 317 Hidden Lake Drive. Sanford, turned himself In to d eputies at the Seminote County Jail Wednesday. He was w anted since J u n e for violating a probation sentence for a assault on a law enforcement officer conviction. / Vt HY OA Y Nr t ( '/At d b P W f j C C % # r ■ w 14 POINT FULL SERVICE LUSE, OIL 6 FILTER ("t a wa I4 CYL 3996 • CYL 4996 • CYL 6999 sucousoH 34.95 : a ± 44.95 :SSK K S£r 54.95 :£s5VTJ MMn o SANFORD AUTO MALL I t r p H lI M M I W M $s 9im PAYS IMH a tl-4 4 SR 46, Btfllord«322-4*48 INVESTIGATIONS 628 1500 TIRED OF LOOKING AT OLD TIRES? FREE TIRE D IS P O S A L * Oil Change Speciafists V1 1 SANFORD AUTO MALL S 1 2710 Orlando Dr., Sanford TEXACO 407-330-1300 TUNE 6 LUBE CARE. INC. (Hwy. 17-92) MON. - FBI •« • SATURDAY 1 4 © i U g*r M ORSE © Express Lube 1 T / Cm M N M U i iw a rm e HARVf cY * IDIAGNOSTIC TUNE-UP SPECIAL I XTOlSrWI Xralg Dterlam" 3MOA4JONQ A TALENT WOHT on m um . sume states h e h as served the southwest Florida coastal county since 1986, w orking h is way up from a developm ent reviewer, to land d ev elo p m en t su p e rv iso r and acting public w orks director ONLY $1845 WITH COUPON ORLANDO — S ta le social w o rk e rs tw ice In v e s tig a te d com plaints that 5-year-old David Votaire had been abused or neglected In the two years before the Orange County boy wus hacked to death with a m achete, a newspaper reported. T he m ost recent of those com plaints cam e just m onths before the boy's Ju n e 29 death, when the Department of Health a n d R e h a b ilita tiv e S e rv ic e s walled more than two weeks before investigating a doctor's com plaint that the boy had bruises that may have resulted from abuse, according to two officials familiar wilh the case. HRS classified that complaint as unfounded, said the officials fun nin g V o w F ire rtl t Bong* Job declined, county still seeking deputy manager Two arrestad for trespassing Report: HRS had visited home where boy killed INS ONKEYBOARD Herald Staff Writer At The Seminole County landfill AUGUST 23*24-25, 8 am - 5 pm Seminole County rosldonts only. No business, including; retreading, tire repair or tire dealers. Five tire limit. Pleas* de-rim. No hoevy equipment tires. For mors information call (407) 322*7605 ext. 2022 �i m M ^ • u iiiu iu - - »»— * -* _ if ig A t n v n w , ■ ■ i m u , rm n o B • r r w f , a -------- a M ipav esae iw i ■ Editorials/ Political fantasy is a calculated tale EDITORIALS Football’s dean R epublican Party la effect stole the 1968 PvWBOCuUAI CICCuOO ■ ! ffyr p f K t OV B n BOuJlvuviBI P m frsalon al football w a s alread y 3 0 y e a n o ld w h en P au l Brow n arrived o n th e a ce n e . b u t m ore th a n a n y oth er co a ch b efo re or s in c e , h e m ad e th e g u n e . a n d th e N ation al PootbaO L eagu e, w h at th ey are to d a y . F orm er NFL C om m tasioner P ete RoeeO e m a d e th e p oin t after Brow n'* d ea th r e c e n tly a t th e a g e o f 82: “W hether th e y knew It or n o t, n ea rly e v e ry o n e In th e gam e o f footb all h a s b een a ffe c te d b y P a u l B row n .” M any o f th e c o a c h in g tech n iq u es now regarded a a ro u tin e w ere P au l B row n tnnovattana. H aving produced som e o f th e b ea t h ig h sc h o o l te a m s to A m erica to M am lllon, O h io. B row n w aa b riefly a t O hio S ta te , th a n c o a c h e d th e w artim e O rest L akes N aval T ra in in g S ta tio n tea m s. In 1940, h e fo u n d ed th e C levelan d B row n s, w h ich w on fou r str a ig h t All*A m erica Con feren ce ttties. W hen th e AAC m erged w ith th e NFL In 1 9 0 0 . Brow n m ig h t h a v e stu m b led . H e didn't: C lev ela n d p la y ed In six stra ig h t NFL title ga m es, w in n in g th ree o f th em . In 1 9 0 3 , Brow n left th e team b e b u ilt (and w h ich w aa n am ed after h im b y th e tea m ’s ow n er) an d la ter founded th e C in cin n a ti B en gala, a team h e coached u n til h e retired in 1975; Hla leg a cy endures: 11 o f th e 3 5 S u p er B ow l g a m es h ave b een w on by B row n prote g e s : B in W alsh . C h uck N od and D on S h u la . F ifty o f h la form er p la y ers have coach ed In th e NFL. R efin em en t o f th e p ow ln g g a m e, co m p reh en ­ siv e g a m e p la n s, ptaybooks a n d p la y -c a llin g from th e sid e lin e s aU cam e from P a u l B row n , w h o se in te n sity and tiMth>Uit* to d a ta ll h im a ch am p ion and a leg en d , d e se rv e d ly to . jegk year o f slavery lor worse) for scores of H**"— of ninoccpi nunuui o n iif^ America ocacnrca 10 know I t I se e no alternative but a thorough investigation by Congress, with a liberal use of would have stooped so low aa to prolong the Cold War. w ith aU Its hum an m isery, sim p ly to w in a n A m erican e le c tio n . But Sick, a respected Bush hat display*) a •tranga loyalty toOofbachav. | J A C K Leris SM—THe BaastM c sm r m m •5**? m m H ave C M ern u p M I f W , s w a re o l im t m Berry's World HUNGER PO VERTY1 FALLOUT AND ERSO N Should Parks pay for VP’s hooves? WASHINGTON — H o n s seem to be for Vice Presid ent D an Quayle w hat mil for W hite House Chief of m en eq)oy riding a t “ 8 KS c o n c e rn s a plan th a t w aa recently axed by th e N ational P a r te Service to triple the n u m b er of h o rse sta b le s a t M ans— ■ National Battlefield P ark . T h e park, w hich com m em orates two fam o u s b a ttle s o f th e Civil War. lies only a few m iles from th e W hite House an d h a s rec e n tly becom e a favorite ro te for th e Quayle fam ily to go horseback riding, ia c u r ­ re n tly th e only b a t­ tlefield n a rk to have a n y stab les a t all. b u t th is y e a r the p ark s e r v ic e d e c id e d It Our damned u tsrick B abe R uth h it 0 0 h om e r u n s for th e N ew York Y an k ees In 1027. In 1 9 0 ) ..R o g er M arla h it 6 1 . S o w h o b o ld s th e record for th e m oot h om e ru n s In a season ? A t fir st g la n c e . 6 1 a p p ea rs to b e a num ber greater th a n 6 0 . B u t th is la b a seb a ll, not th e real w orld; fa ct la m er e ly o n e th read In th e fa b ric w o v en to g eth e r w ith m em ory and d esire. In R u th ’s d a y . sudor-league te a m s p la y ed a 1 5 4 -g a m e s c h e d u le . W h en t h e le a g u e s e x p a n d e d In 19 0 0 , th e sc h e d u le a lso w aa e x p a n d ed , to 1 6 3 gam es. Ford F rick , th en com m ission er o f b a seb a ll, d ecid ed In th e m iddle o f th e 1961 s e a so n th t M arla w o u ld h a v e to break R u th 's m ark in 154 g a m e s In order to hold th e record . U took Marla u n til th e la st day of. th e '61 se a so n to h it hla 6 1 s t h o m e run. an d h la a c h iev e m en t w a s ao m ark ed b y an a sterisk In th e record b ooka. sta n d in g alongrtde R u th 's 6 0 . Now F ay V in cen t, th e cu rren t c o m m issio n ­ e r. th in k s It m ay b e tim e to a ck n o w led g e M arla aa th e atn gfoaeaaon h o m e-ru n k in g . If a c o m m itte e for sta tistica l a ccu ra cy a g r e e s w ith V in c e n t. M arla wlU g et hla d u e. B ah. sa y so m e R uth fan s, w h o sn e e r a t th e effete p layers o f th e '6 0 s (n ot to m en tio n th e '90s), pantyw alata w h o co u ld n 't carry th e . b a g s o f th o se m yth ic ch aracter* o f th e “good old d a y s." J e e s . th e se g u y s to d a y w ear b a ttin g h elm ets! N u ts, sa y th e Marla fan s, w h o sp e c u la te th at F ric k w a s m o tiv a ted m ore b y h la lo n g frie n d sh ip w ith th e B abe th a n b y a n y d e e p c o n c e rn for h istorical a ccu ra cy . T h e y a rg u e th a t M arls' ach ievem en t w a s m ore Im p ressiv e th a n R u th 's — th e B abe n ev er p la y ed a n ig h t g a m e , n e v e r h ad to d eal w ith Jet la g a n d n ev er h a d to face a slider. F ric k 's d e c isio n w aa a b u rd en for M arls for th e r e s t o f h is life (he died in 1 9 6 5 ). C h a n g in g t h a t d e c is io n now w o n 't d im in is h B ab e R u th ’s p lace in A m erican sp o r ts h isto r y . It w o n ’t e v e n e n d th e 30-year d eb a te. B u t, after all. 61 la a n u m b e r greater th a n 6 0 . Sick denies political motives, but he does k n o w led g e th a t five of his sources place Bush TO M TIEDE Burt Lancaster: last real man WASHINGTON — F orm er S uprem e Court Ju stice Thurgood M arshall Is off som ew here In retirem ent this sum m er, sittin g In h is white socks, one Imagines, a n d on the duff he m entioned al his porting new s conference. Yet his memory lingers on In the videotape of the recent TV movie "S ep arate B ut Equal.” the story of M arshall's light a g a in st segregation in the nation’s schools. The film la underw helm ing, a s it happens. But if a review la not historically edifying, there Is at least a lesson in th e acting. Sidney PolUer ys Marshall: T he Judge should sue. PolUer i come a long way sin ce “ Lilies of th e Field." in the wrong direction: h e la as deep these days a s a coat of paint. The only relief in the m ovie is the occasional appearance of a b it p la y e r n a m e d B urt Lancaster. He is casually cast a s the attorney who argues against M arshall in Brown vs. Board of E ducation. L a n c a ste r is w arm , sym pathetic and charm ing. R em em ber him In "Atlantic City"? He c a n m ake th e w rong aide acceptable. Sadly, Lancaster h ad a str«u.«» soon after the m aking of the M arshall picture. He lost his speech and his right side eras paralysed. One of his representatives say s he la in therapy, and watching hla old films, b u t "recovery Is a long process.” The (Urn s ta r Is 77 now. w ith heart worries, too: no one know a If he will act again. It'a too bad. L ancaster Is the genuine article. He has been a proper scre e n attractio n for 45 years. He's played hero*, villains, patriots, m adm en, one fool, a N asi, two !»«««"« Moses, J im Thorpe and W yatt Earp- All w ith dignity. Some actors, like PolUer, regress w ith m aturi­ ty: B. Lancaster h a s bleaocdly ripened. Call him the last real m a n In the movies. At the least, he Is on th e sh o rt list. Players like Gregory Peck. George C. Scott. J a m e s Earl Jo n es and Anthony Q uinn are big. bold and believable. But not M arlon Brando, a tub: or Kirk Douglas, who a t 72 la still trying to portray himself a t 42. R eal m en act their age. Certainly, there la no o n e to take Lancaster’s place. Hollywood today la a b r a n of dweebs. Kevin Costner m ade th e Sheriff of Nottingham look good: Mel Gibson will p a ss w ith wrinkles. Robert Duvall, m aybe. But If C huck Norris would have shown o n the act of "Elm er G antry,” Sinclair Lewis would have died a second time. Sylvester. Stallone a t the OK Corral? "Aay. com ’on y'guys. no incasin' around.” And a special note about A rnold Schwarzenegger: peeyew. Greasy m uscles are all right, but not when they are poorly supported by the cast. Arnold will be history w hen h is pecs sag. Burt rem ains rugged In a crank-up recovery bed. Not that Lancaster la w ithout error. He Is no Hum phrey Bogart, for o n e thing. H e's often put too m uch of his teeth Into roles, which m eans K he’s capable of relying on gim m ickry. He la likewise said to b e often a thoughtless man personally, given to tan tru m s; and. like rock stars and CEOs, h e h a s been overstuffed and pampered. He's furtherm ore been In som e absolute cinem atic duda. “ A irport.” "T h e Swimmer." "The Island of Dr. M oreau" (Ye gods!), and. sigh. "C attle A nnie and Little Britches." He played a n officious m e d d le r In “ T h e Rainm aker." a zany In "Tw ilight’s Last Gleam ing." and he (led Paul Newman for bad In "Buffalo Bill and The Indians." Still. L ancaster h a s done rath e r nicely In 70 o th e r film s . Especially w hen h e 's u n d e rp la y e d th e parts. H e's told biog­ ra p h e rs th a t he believes good actin g C h « has been a la an am algam ation proper of Intelligence a n d Hollywood self-control. It's also attraction for a ' m atter of choosing 45 year*. £ sc rip ts, of c o u rs e : " B l r d m a n of Alcatraz" waa a fac­ tual (lb. b u t th e a tri­ cal heaven. And there la som ething else about Lan­ caster's talents. H e’s generous on cam era with others. Biographer R obert W lndelcr says he la egotistical b u t n o t vain, and pushes his play Instead of hla person. Nine people In his pictures have w on O scars. 12 o th ers have been nom inated. L a n c a ste r has won once, for "Elm er G antry." Gantry. Blrdm an. Earp. Lancaster has never been afraid to sniff around. He plays other people besides him self: It’s the ultim ate reason he's grown w ith the years. H e's failed in the process (his silly Italian accent In "The Rose Tatoo" la an Illustration) yet h e's generally succeeded, often against the odds. He beat the odds, for exam ple. In “Come Back. Little S h eb a." He had to put on 30 years worth of m akeup, a n d step completely out of hunkola character, to play an aging drunk who takes a knife a fter a pretty lodger. He would have dam aged h ts career with anything but a bravo perform ance. It was. A m an playing a man. Lancaster s a y s "S heba" w as the first time people began tak in g him seriously as on actor. He has not let It bother him. however. He does not do Tinseltow n, he does not give Interviews, he Just perform s. To now anyw ay. Now he la learning to sp eak again. no tt could train p ark p o lic e o fficers a n d S e c r e t S e rv ic e p e rs o n n e l w ho a c ­ co m p an y th e second f a m ily o n th e ir Ja u n ts. B ut a a soon a s the p lan w aa announced. It se t off a stam pede. H isto rical p reserv a­ f Q u a y fe h ad had no direct tio n ists charged th at hand in th e plan tram pled on proposing tha th e p a rk 's m ission to new stables. ■ restore th e area to Its a p p e a r a n c e a t th e tim e of th e Civil W ar. A n equ estrian cen ter a t Msnsasas in 1967 w as rejected on sim ilar grounds by National P ark Service Director William Penn Mott. Rep. Peter Hoogland. D-Neb.. felt strongly enough to unsaddle the Interior D epartm ent’s appropriations bill. No government funds to build stab les a t M anassas are perm itted u n d e r hla am endm ent. In a written statem ent accom panying hla am endm ent. Hoogland disclosed a m em o from the Secret Service. T h e m em o cites the additional riablcs a s vital for providing workspace for training th e Vice Presidential Protective Division. Hoogland. a m em ber of the Subcom m ittee for National Parka, noted that the construc­ tion w ould come a i a lim e when the p a rk service is strapped for cash. Many parks nave slash ed visitor cen ter hours, ranger salaries a re notoriously low and many trails an d fad lltlca are In chronic disrepair. Hoogland wrote: "It Just does not seem rig h t to find extra m oney for the horseriding activities by high governm ent officials w hen th e adm inistration tells us they cannot fund th e pressing needs of the public's parks." A Q uayle spokesperson told our reporter J a n Moller that Quayle had had no direct h a n d In proposing the new stables, an d th at th is controversy to less about th e riding program th an the longtime fights over the use of historic battlefield parks. Even before th e congressional calvary cam e c h a rg in g . National Park Service Director J a m e s Ridenour put the stables on hold, a p p a re n tly upaet over the adverse publicity it w as generating for th e Parks Service a n d th e vice president. P erhaps he waa rem em bering th e flak from last a u tu m n 's Colum bus Day w eekend. T hose were the days of the Infam ous governm ent shutdow n, when Congress' In­ ability to reach a budget agreem ent forced m any non-essential governm ent operations to s h u t dow n for the weekend In an attem p t to save m oney. Though Mansssss w aa one of th e m an y parka to sh u t down that weekend, the th re e rem aining rangers on duty were required to accom pany the Quayle family on a riding excursion through the park. T he Incident led to s great deal of local criticism of Q uayle a n d the Park Service. W hile the Quaylea were out riding last C olum bus Day. American taxpayers were busy footing the bill for the shutdown, w hich c o n g r e s s i o n a l I n v e s t ig a t o r s r e c e n t l y estim ated a t $3.4 million. In trie m eantim e. It's doubtful th r Quayle fam ily will have to hoof It. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 16, 1961 - M Bus trip heads for zop birthday w eek 's d e stin a tio n for S u p er S a tu rd a y p a rtic ip a n ts , th e weekly program a t Tri-County Transit. More th a n 100 kids each groan Sem inole. Orange a n d OsCounUes will atten d the p arty , w hich will feature a n elephant-sized b irth d a y cake, b e e painting an d elephant tall be thtk Transporta tion Is provided free BKWwiiiii %w iah A mtAcfiahthjaan n c n , 44 i lowcn nom aa h a d to m u p a to t n o w ay I m M p th a t. Protest IA M a n y o f th e p r o t e s t e r s , e s p e c i a l l y th o s e w h o h a d brought young children, left th e area w hen the meeting started. O th e rs however, packed th e com m ission chambers. D uring tim e d e s ig n a te d for p u b lic p a rticip a tio n , m any of th e m were given an opportunity to voice their complaints. Don Bence, of 273 Shady O aks C ircle , sa id he w as a g a in s t allocating money for the burtal of pow er lines. “I don't th in k it benefits Lake Mary." he com ­ m ented. "You have said you will poll the residents on the storm w ater utility rate proposal, w hy not be willing to poll them on all expenditures?” tie described th e taking of depositions for th e declaratory judgem ent case a s "totally absurd and lacking in dignity an d respect." . C o m m is s io n e r T re m e l re* t ^ v i ' h $ £ y ,S 2 & r 5 ? $ do not have to show up for a d e p o s itio n In t h i s ty p e - o f J u d g e m e n t c a s e .” A tto rn e y Sim m ons verified the com m ent. R udy Halen, of 370 C ountry Club Road, discussed the sim i­ larity between the wording of th e proposed Lake Mary refe re n ­ d u m . to one passed recently by the City of Longwood. “If Longwood can understand the w ord­ ing of it. why c a n 't you?" He also voiced his objection to. "citizens being harassed by be­ ing subpoenaed for depositions." Resident Jo h n Schwartz took a political approach. "If th is $5 million bond issue Is passed. 1 guarantee you. I'll run for ofTlce. T he m oney you spend belongs to the citizens of Lake Mary, a n d I'm a citizen." He said if he w as elected, he would, "work, not prom ise, to pave streets." He said he would also seek to have, " th e city run by a full tim e m ayor, and do my beat to see DEATHS H e d w lg B e le rm e ls te r, 5 8 . Vienna Avenue. Deltona, died T hursday at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom Oct. 20, 1032, In Vollersodc. Germany, she m oved to Deltona five years ago from College Point. N.Y. She w aa a hom em aker and a m em ber of A llem an la S ister Circle a n d Am tosterholzcr Vercin. both in New York. S urvivors Include h u sb an d , Helm ut; eight brothers and sis­ ters, all of Germany. S tephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangem ents. WALTER M. BLOUNT W alter M. Blount. 87. 7 N. W est St.. Eatonvllle. died T u e s­ day a t Park Lake Health Care C enter. Winter Park. Bom Nov. 15, 1903, in Eatonvllle. he w as a lifelong resident. H r waa a law n m aintenance worker. Survivors Include wife. Je n n ie B.; son. Fred. Eatonvllle: d a u g h ­ ters. Joyce and Rose, both of Eatonvllle: three grandchildren. G olden's Funeral Home Inc.. W inter Park, in charge of a r­ rangem ents. COL. WILLIAM M.BOARDMAN Col. William M. Uuardmun. 74, 501 Davon Place. H eathrow , died Wednesday. Aug. 14. at F lo rid a H ospital. A lta m o n te Springs. Bom March 22. 1917. In Manchester. Conn., he m oved to the area In 1969 from Rock th a t property evaluations are equal. Sheila Saw yer also th e comm ission. She suggested th a t the taking of deposition s w as incurring an additional cost to th e tax p ay ers. "T h ro u g h t th eir taxes they a re paying for Mr. J u lia n 's tim e, and a re­ cording clerk. plus having to hire th eir own attorney.” Sawyer, who h ad obtained a list of phone calls between the city attorney and m em bers of th e comm ission, questioned why th e largest m ajority of the calls w ent to Mayor Morris and Comm is s lo n e r s T re m e l a n d M ahoney. "W hy not Com m is­ sioners Duryea and Mesior?" she questioned. Mayor Morris responded. “ I object to Mrs. Saw yer's insinua­ tion. It's norm al for the m ayor to receive a large portion o f the phone calls from the city cttom ey, as the m ayor deals w ith m any Im u n that r e q u i r e lags) J u d g m e n t a n d o th e r c o m ­ m u n icatio n s." Morris aaid he would not answ er for Com m is­ sioner Mealor, who may w ish to address th e m atter during the Tuesday m eeting. Commissioner Duryea did not respond. At the conclusion of the citizen partIpatton, Mayor Morris asked for a show of hands from the audience, regarding how m any persons w ere on hand to oppose th e $5 million bond proposal, a n d how m any a tte n d e d to address th e m atter of the citi­ zens referendum . In both cases, roughly 15 persons out o f an estim ated 70 persons In the audience, raised their hands. W h ile o n ly r e g u la r c o m ­ m ission m eetings are generally televised throughout Lake Mary. M orris s u g g e s te d T u e s d a y 's m eeting also be scheduled for live coverage. Tuesday n ig h t's special called session of the com m ission, is scheduled to begin a t 7 p.m . ' r - * j *-v. fa, ff' v* Jflj Island. 111. He retired from the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers an d waa a Presbyterian. He was a m em ber of the Society of the Am erican Military Engineers. Survivors include wife, Je a n n e M.: son, Capt. Ja m e s William, stationed a t Ft. Stewart. Ga.; b r o t h e r . D o n a ld . D a n b u ry , Conn.; sisters. Mittie Clapham of Y arm outh Port. Mass., and Mary C ox. G re e n w o o d , S.C .; o n e grandson. Brtsson Funeral Home. S an­ ford. In charge of arrangem ents. M il t o n B r o w n . 4 7 . 7 5 3 W ymore Road Apt. 3. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday a t his residence. Bom Sept. 12, 1943. in Lewlsburg. Tenn.. he moved to Altam onte Springs from there in 1975. He was a caretaker and a m em ber of Lewlsburg C hurch of Christ. S u r v iv o r s in clu d e s is t e r s . L au ra Mae and Sarah J a n e A lle n , b o th .o f L e w ls b u rg : brother. Bobby. Lewlsburg. B rinson's Funeral Home. Or­ lando. In charge of a rra n g e ­ m ents. HAROLD JOHN HENN Harold Jo h n Henn. 81. 140 E. M a g n o lia S t.. O viedo, d ied Thursday at his residence. Born Feb. 20. 1910, in Rochester. N.Y.. he moved to Oviedo from W inter Park in 1974. He w as a retfred videographer for Kodak a n d a m em ber of the First B uber sa id th e a n te b e llu m to only a Mk N a n d b not a stru c tu re in w hich a person m M live a t thto tim e. " ft w ould take Mr. Howell a day to drop th e fixtures into th e iy h e to renovating. It's S uber said, • com bination o f • a l t s r a t i o s a n d s ta t is t ic a l he visited a hom e studies. Ho o a li so d a of th e 4Ui St. th a t he said 128000 to be In disrepair" _ ta x roles. Last period a ftc y e a r th e hom e ap p raised a t koum had • 1 5 ,0 0 0 . T h i s y e a r I t t s appraised ai t 028.300. Rt e as il dd ee n t o f t h e h o m e , Hardy, said he doesn't w hy th e county would alm ost double hto h o m e's value. "It su re needs workta* on It anyw ay. B ut if the county says Howell said he thought there th a t’s w h at it's w orth I'd be rnyroe o r reason to proud to p ay It," Hardy said. Howell said if th e a re a waa ao "IT*"**"1 He said he personalty checked about 2 0 se v ere ly u n d e rv a lu e d for ao p r o p e r t i e s a n d f o u n d In* m any y e a n , he feels S uber h a s w ith 7 ,200 square feet a t BOO Oak Avenue w ent down from 0116.000 to 0113.000. Across th e street a t 507 Oak. a four unit fram e houee w ant from 031X100 to 061,000. One w ant down 03.000. One w eal u p 090,000. W here's th e reaaoning?" Howell Howell sa id a n antebellum houee u n d e r renovation a t 2010 MeUonvllle Ave. to on the tax m ile ae a vacant lot w hen a property u n d e r renovation th at Howell ow ns waa appraised at 0 7 2 ,0 0 0 from 0 3 7 ,0 0 0 Met year. " I t d o e s n 't e v e n h a v e a 'As long ae h e 's been in office, he'o adm itting thto to th e first h e 's doing the Job right If property a p p raisals for older h o rn et vw ere all w rong u n til now ," Howell said. Suber said he feels values a re now w h e re th e y s h o u ld be because o f d a ta now com plete th a t waa unavailable before. "I w ork on facta a n d data, not bccauae eombody say s I should do it a different way. Any feults or gUtchea and we'll m ake the changes. It's not In th e language of the law to do it differently. W e're Ju st following the law ." Suber said. . Hughes IA board on Vug. 20. B lanton w aa n o t. available for T h e F lorida School Boards Association will conduct a super­ inten d en t search for m em ber districts for a fee. Sem inole C ounty, w hich is about to em b ark on a search for i t s f ir s t a p p o in te d 1 s u p e r in ­ tendent, will not use the service. H ughes said he h a s not recieved official offl word that he has been nam ed a finalist though L ongstreth confirmed that fact v.emterdav. " It w as In th e G slnesvllle p a p e r to d a y ( T h u rs d a y ) ," H ughes said. "My daughter told m e she saw U. b u t they haven't called ns m e y e t." Hui jghes* daughter Suzanne is a sopr phom ore at the University of Florida in Qalnesvillc. According to A lachua County officials, there were m ore th an 100 applicants for the job and 82 of those m et the qualifications for the job. " I'm p re tty p lea se d to be am ong th e top five i n a n a­ tionwide search.” H ughes said. "T hat sa y s I’m a good superin­ tendent. I think." W h en t h e s u p e r in te n d e n t search begins. H ughes said he will apply for the Job. He said he will also apply for the Job in St. J o h n 's C ounty w hen it is of­ ficially advertised next m onth. "1 would like to stay in Sem i­ nole C ounty," he aaid. "b u t if I leave. I'd like to go to Alachua or St. J o h n 's .” Longstreth said th a t Alachua is " In a h u r r y to p la c e a superintendent", b u t m aintains they will lake the tim e to find the "best person out th ere." He noted. "W e w ant to have them in here by J a n . 1." U .S. SAVINOS BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT V. J* - sum m er city program s for Lake Mary and Oviedo children. Past trip s have included children from the Boys and Girls Club of Sanford and Longwood sum m er The trip s for Sem inole County children are organized by Semi­ nole C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r Jennifer Kelley. T his w eekend's p a rtic ip a n ts w ill co m e from T he next trip Is scheduled for Aug. 24. About 100 lucky San­ ford children will get a free trip to Sea World, a s Super S aturday Zoo Umrsult P fo tsstsr Brtdgst Thompson, holding sign, joins t h t dsmonstratton In front of Late Maty City Haft last night. by Tri-County T ransit a n d their drivers, who donate their serv­ ices. T h e day w as arranged by Waft Disney World a n d a free lunch o f burgers will be donated by area Burger King restaurants. ' * ■j ,' ■• . United Methodist C hurch of Or­ lando. Survivors include wife. Mary Hlll-Hcnn: brother. W alter A.. New Mexico; two stepchildren; five stepgrandchfldren. B a ld w in -F a lrc h itd F u n e ra l Home. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangem ents. S t. P e ter a n d Paul C atholic Church. Goldenrod. and w as a World W ar II Navy veteran. S u r v l v o r a i n c l u d e w if e , R o s a l i n d a . D e lto n a ; s o n s . Herman B. J r.. Tillery, N.C.. Eugene G.. W inter Park. Jo h n Kam eenul. Jacksonville, N.C.. E d w ard K a m e e n u l. E u g e n e . Ore.; brother. Doyle. Little Rock. A rk.: s is t e r s . D ela M organ. DAVID T. 0MITH D avid T . S m ith . 4 8 . 723 T helm a H artw ick an d Daisy Adidas Road. W inter Springs, Fielder, all of Little Rock; nine died W ednesday a t hia resi­ grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral dence. B om Aug. 6. 1943. In Pittsburgh, he moved to W inter Home. Deltona, in charge of Springs from T am pa In 1900, He arrangem ents. waa a planning m anager with W catingnouae Corporation and a LAURA 8TROMO Laura Strong, 71. 339 Daisy m e m b e r o f S t. S t e p h e n 's Ave.. Oviedo, died W ednesday at Catholic C hurch. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e . M anor C are N u rsin g H om e. B arbara E.; daughters. Dolores W inter Park. Barn Aug. 9. 1920. Morgan. Linda Cuniiffe. both of In M anchester. Ga., she moved T a m p a . D e b o r a h . W in t e r to Oviedo from Perry In 1941. S p rin g s; son. David T.. J r .. She w as a retired agricultural W inter S prings; sister, Mary worker an d a m em ber of Foun­ tain Head Missionary Baptist Ellen Valentino. Pittsburgh. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Church. Survivors Include brother, Ben Home. Goldenrod. In charge of Kimble. Dania: sister. Louise arrangem ents. Blair, Oviedo. G olden's Funeral Home Inc.. W inter Park, in charge of a r­ H erm an Bentley Stew art. 64. rangem ents Ft. S m ith Boulevard. Deltona, died W ednesday. Aug. 14. at his residence. Bom Sept. 9. 1926. in A H O M A M , COC. W i l l IA M ML Guy. Ark., he moved to Deltona • OGravdtMe K fvlcti with Military Honor* last year from Orlando. He was a tor Col William M Boardman will bo retired a ir traffic controller and Monday, Aug It, at II a m in the Florida Com*lory, Biahnell w orked for Federal Aviation. National Britton Funoral Home, Tti 11) 1, Sanford it Honolulu. He was a m em ber of In CAargo of arrangement. IA Saturday vtottors at th e zoo, Farm er reported th e T ri County T ransit C om pany f bringing betw een 4 0 0 in children to visit th e zoo on Saturday. "W e're really going to have a p e a t turnout for th e birthday party," " b u t w e ll have plenty of room for one and all." T he Central Florida Zoos is located a t 3755 Highway 17-92 In S anford, ju st east of the 1-4 Lake Monroe exit. 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Florida - Friday, August 16, 11*1 A; 1 [ m >■ '.p m * ,; Governors bemoan economy R 9 C3B B M A R & SZ.TWT 3V C W i m W *?72F T AP Political Writer -.t-waai 6 J L M ilu H i eauvMMMtfeli l u w i aMAunaa a a a a s a a ■—■*— ■——*——-a — ^ Numotrt rgprttgni now many congrMttonai Matt wara Qamtd of loat WASHINGTON - W hile th e White House trum pets a n en d to th e recession, g o v ern o rs a re pointing a Tar leas rosy p icture a t econom ic c o n d itio n s in th e states. "We're atlll In a n econom ic recession," said Gov. Zell Miller of Georgia. "I don't th in k w e're going to pull out of It a n y tim e soon." Nearly half the n a tio n 's gover­ nors say their sta te s are In a recession, and even th e gover­ nors who aee signs o f a n u p tu rn a re n 't predicting a d ra m a tic economic resurgence. "I think things a re level.” said Gov. Michael Castle o f Delaware, a Republican. He described his s ta te a s ‘‘In b e lt-tig h te n in g tim es." The governors responded to an Associated Press survey on the eve of the annual su m m e r m eet­ ing of the National G overnors' Association. The m eeting opens Saturday in Seattle. The view from the sta te s was in sharp contrast to th e upbeat statem en ts com ing from th e White House. "Our position Is q u ite clear," presidential spokesm an Marlin Fitzwalcr said. “T h e nation Is coming out of th e recession. We're moving Into a recovery." G o v e rn o rs , h o w e v e r , a r e struggling with budget shortages that have forced th e m to take the politically hazardous course of pushing for tax increases to m a k e u p fo r r e v e n u e lo o t because of a w eak n a tio n a l economy. A report Issued th is week by the National Conference of S la te Legislatures said 3 3 s ta te s th is year enacted tax Increases total­ ing 115.1 billion, th e largest dollar Increase for a n y y e a r in history. C o n n ecticu t r e m a in s in a deadlock over how to balan ce Its budget. Gov. Lowell W eicker J r., elected last year a s a n Indepen­ dent, Is dem anding e n a c tm e n t of a n In c o m e t a x . w h i l e (h e legislature is holding o u t for an Increase in the state sa le s tax. The gloomiest res ponses cam e from governors of E astern and Southern states. M ost s ta te s unaffected by th e w idespread : J Lawmakers form 50-state health-care organization A**—^1***j M^aa tAlftiu A IIQ C IH iO P f t f Vf f l l t f _______ ORLANDO — L egislators fro m a ll 5 0 s t a t e s h a v e created a n organization to tack le th e problem of th e medically uninsured and try to convince law m akers n a ­ tionwide to consider universal h e a lth c a r e p ro p o sa ls by 1903. Gainer* Loaers hard tim es were west of the Misslsalppl River. W hen asked If th eir states were In a recession. 33 gover­ nors said yes. In addition, the g o v e rn o rs or In d ia n a . Iowa. W ashington and W isconsin said t h e ir s la te e c o n o m ie s w ere sluggish. Only five governors gave u n ­ qualifiedly upbeat responses. T h e y w ere C e d i A n d ru s of Idaho. Norm an B an g erter of Utah, Guy Hunt of Alabama. G eo rg e M lckelson o f S o u th Dakota and David W alters of Oklahoma. "Idaho has been one of the few economic bright spots In the nation over the past year." said Andrus, a Democrat. Republican B angerter said his state's Job growth was "one of the strongest in the country." Gov. Booth G ardner of W ash­ ington. a Democrat and current ch airm an of the NGA. said his sta te " Is one of the most eco­ nom ically healthy states In th e n a tio n ." But he added that " o u r econom y has leveled off. ... W e do not expect the kind of rapid grow th we experienced In th e late 1960s.” Gov. Evan Bayh. a Democrat, said Indiana suffered an econom ­ ic decline durtng the Persian G ulf W ar and “a t this point, we are neither In recession nor tn recovery." R e p u b lic a n G ov. T e rry B ranstad of Iowa described him s ta te 's economy as soft and said It " h a s not been as strong during 1990 a n d 1991" a s It was In the previous three years. Gov, Tommy G. Thompson, aRepublican, said Wisconsin e x ­ p e r ie n c e d " a n e c o n o m ic slow down" early th is year but avoided falling into a recession. The region hardest hit eco­ nom ically Is New England. "T he real estate recession in Rhode Isla n d h a s m ade th e c o n s tru c tio n w o rk e rs u n e m ­ ployed. w hich is having a serious Im pact," said Dem ocratic Gov. Bruce Sundlun. "T he banking crisis is having a psychologically negative Im pact a n d the federal governm ent h a s been slow to asalst.” "W e've certainly been In a very severe recession." said Gov. Ju d d G regg of New Hampshire. Moving southw ard, Gov. L. Douglas W ilder of Virginia, a Dem ocrat who la considering a bid for president, said "Wo stilt have a long way to go." Ogren said the coalition will attem p t to find answ ers for th e e s tim a te d 4 3 m illio n A m e ric a n a w h o h a v e n o health insurance. "1 think It la deplorable in th is country that your access to health care depends on your w ealth," said Maine Rep. Charlene Rydcll. also a Dem o­ crat and a m em ber of the organisation'a board. The alliance, w hich will be based tn St. Paul, Minn.. Is Intended to urge passage of sta te legislation and pressure th e federal governm ent to h e lp s ta te s deal w ith th e health care crisis. "It takes one out of every eight dollars generated In the econom y to pay for health care.” Ogren said. "Because of a lack of consensus, the federal governm ent has fatted to respond to th e needs of m iddle Am erica for affordable health care coverage." The difficulty for m any poli­ tic ia n s is th e p e rc e p tio n am ong voters that their taxes will rise to pay for su c h s w e e p in g p la n s . In so m e states, payroll tax hikes on em p lo y ers have been pro­ posed to fund universal health care, while others would rc c h a n n e l fe d e ra l M edicaid m oney to help pay for the program s. Florida Rep. Elaine Gordon, a Dem ocrat who sponsored an For example, she said hos­ pitals shift coats of treating th e uninsured to those Who can pay. thereby raising th e p r ic e o f h e a lth c a r e fo r everyone. Another possibility ixes w hich ta th a t property tax* support public hospitals could be held tn check if health costs are lowered. States w ant to design thetr own plans before the federal governm ent Imposes a m ajor health care overhaul on them . Yet the states also w ant Con­ g ress' help, specifically in allowing waivers of rules on how M ed icaid a n d o t h e r health care dollars are spent to allow flexibility. "It's tim e for the federal governm ent to stop being a roadblock and assist s ta te s In bringing about a solution to th is health care crisis." said O hio Rep. R obert H a g a n , another Democrat. Ogren said the group Is aim ing for all legislatures to at l e a s t c o n s id e r u n i v e r s a l health care by 1993. At least 3 6 s ta te s have p assed o r form ally c o n sid e re d so m e form of universal health care th u s far. At Its b u sin e ss m e e tin g Thursday, the NCSL voted In favor of a resolution recom ­ m en d in g th a t s ta te s e a se sanctions on South Africa If the governm ent begins direct negotiations with the African National Congress and other groups. The resolution w as flret adopted earlier th is week by the NCSL task force on South Africa. The NCSL also form ally n o m in ated R ep u b lican Arizona Rep. Art Ham ilton as president-elect to take over after next year's m eeting. _, What Would You Like To Know? A? ^ 3 D T he S tate Alliance for Uni­ versal H ealth Care, chaired by D em ocratic' M innesota Rep. Paul A nders Ogren. waa a n ­ nounced T h u rsd a y on th e fin al d a y o f th e N ational C o n fe re n c e of S ta te Legislatures annual conven­ tion. unsuccessful universal health care bill last year, said th e alliance will stress the hidden coats of uninsured m edical care to offset the public’s fear of taxes. "T he costs would be m u ch less than we're paying now. d ir e c tly a n d i n d i r e c t l y ." Gordon said. £ PEOPLE ITEMS lyfm ' m lem s accompanied by pictures about the accompkahments of children and adult residents of Seminole County are eligible for publication. Submit typewritten or neatly written Hems to People Editor, Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Indude name and daytime phone number of person who may answer questions. 0 g f ==! its i tff?=yfggg* ?i C J *= **: r r /L i How Do IIU port A Nows Tip? 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French Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 �H m ld, Sanford, Ftortds - Fridey, August IS, IStl - TA group says board gams dangerous drink" o r "g o to b a r." a n d they recite tonguetw isters printed on "p in k elep h an t" cards. Frank Breeee. who created Pass-Out In 1962. calls It "aJoke, a spoof, a parody." He doesn't d rin k a n d plays the gam e with soda o r milk. Bresee said recently. But the J u n io r W om en's C lub of Sanford has launched a national letter-w riting campaign to church and governm ent leaders. M embers want laws passed to regulate such gam es. Krasnoff said, "T he clu b h a s w orked on th is for several years. W e're try in g to convince people, especially teenagers, th a t alcohol a n d drugs are not to be played w ith." Je an a P em estu , a clu b m em bers, leading the campaign, agreed. "Alcohol Is not aom ethlng to §i §**«_■*- - r l l l B U m m J I f T l it r SANFORD — The creato r o f a drinking gam e being blam ed for the d eath o f a 16-year-old girl ■aya It w as not m eant to be played w ith alcohol. Kathy Krasnoff. president o f the Sanford Ju n io r W om an's Club says. "W ho are they kidding, people have been playing a sim ilar gam e like that for y e a n , and they have been using various forms of alcohol." Police aay Melissa Vinson apparently drank hers elf to death with vodka by ptaytng th e board fe m e called PaasO ut. T h e W om an's Chib has begun a cam paign urging law s regulating such An exact cause o f M elissa's death h as not been established by the county medical exam iner. D eputy sheriffs aay MeUaaa. an honors student a t Sem inole High School, played Paas-Out for about tw o h o u rs o n J u ly 4 a t a M end's apartm e n t in O ra n g e C o u n ty . Also playing w ere h e r B D yearuld rouatn. Vicki Dyer, and Crystal Bird. 20. w h o Hves In th e apartm ent. T hey played th e gam e srtth a m ixture of fruit Juice a n d vodka a n d d ran k moot of a liter bottle of vodka, said sheriff's detective Je rry O d er. M s. D y e r a n d M elissa th e n d ro v e to a convenience store a n d m et a former boyfriend of Me. D yer's a n d Ida 16-year-old m ale M end. T h e to th e m a n 's apartm ent in Orlando. *■“ *“ “ * *“ they Just around “T here w as no drinking there, th a t w e can tell." MeUaaa suddenly began having convulsions a n d paaaed out on the living room Boor. An am bulance took h er to Florida Hospital Orlando, w here sh e w as pronounced dead on arrival. O d e r said hospital officials told him Mellaaa'e blood alcohol content waa 0.18. nearly tw ice the am o u n t considered a s legal intoxication. But O d e r waa told by th e c o u n ty 's chief m edical exam iner. Thom as Hegert. th a t he found leas alcohol In Meltaaa’s blood. 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Fort worm Ttiai -* an tv screens measured dugoruay Stated wan age bated on FTC rules regarang meaturement of ampkfwr power ratmgt 1McOuff Purchase Power Program* actual payments may vary deptnang on yotx account balance �t - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 16. 1901 NATIONAL BRIKPS Conflicting signals arlsa over hostages BEIRUT. Lebanon — Hostage families heartened by new diplom atic Initiatives broadcast m essages to their captive loved ones. But conflicting signals are em erging from Israel. Iran and Syria — key players In any hostages-for-prisoners swap. With a proposed exchange hinging on word about Israel’s seven missing servicemen. Lebanon's leading Shiite Muslim W h cri' they stand re in icim w ifi survtyra on 9mk wWngnaas to have oontact M h ■ pBrion who h it AIDS. ■ 1967 E 2 1690 Interests. But w ith th e world changed by new economic an d political realities, A ssad’s desires a re merging more often w ith those of the W est. President B u sh 's appearance earlier this week before the American people to thank Assad and Syria for Its help would have been Im possible to Imagine Just a couple of years ago. cleric called T hursday on Lebanese groups to release th e MIAs or th eir rem ains. T he plea by S htlk Mohammed Mehdl S ham seddine cam e as diplom atic efforts slowed for a deal to free five A m ericans and six o th e r W estern hostages In exchange for h u n d red s of Arabs detained by Israel. T oday. Israel restated Its willingness to m ak e a gesture In exchange for Information on the servicem en m issing in Lebanon. U.N. OKs Iran’s M l# of oil UNITED N A TIO N S - I r a q 's a m b a ssa d o r Is c a l l i n g "neocolonlalist" a p lan approved by the Security Council to have Baghdad pay for relief supplies with 11.6 billion In oil. But he has stopped short of saying his government will refuse to m ake the sale. U.S. reassessing Syrian president DAMASCUS. Syria — After all the official U.S. gratitude heaped on S yria’s president for helping rescue W estern hostages and Joining America’s Persian Gulf W ar coalition, the question arises: Is th is a kinder, gentler Hafez A ssad? T h e ? row er Is that Assad Is still acting in h ts ow n and S yria's From Associated P ra tt reports BENEFIT FOR "NANCY DUKES" WHO NEEDS A HEART TRANSPLANT Join Fw nw n FunHM» n F lW»«, *Mucd<) n n 4 tu n tty,Huim W 1*. 1T w m t1» P«y Q u it " P ic to g t* And Bupporta wortoy PINAL 3 DAYS! X / / / / / M72% By M A M DUflTON Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - J o e had been stuffing him self on Ice cream , pastries, steaks an d but* ter. but w as steadily losing weight. He had AIDS and knew It, but had been trying to keep his weight up to stay a s healthy as possible. "I should be fat with all I'm ratin g ." Jo e said. "It may sound hard to believe, but It's m ore likely that you will continue to lose weight on that d i e t . " s a id D r. C. W a y n e C allaw ay, an endocrinologist an d specialist In clinical nutrl* lion. J o e 's problem was an AIDS* related bowel disease th a t pre­ v e n te d him from a b s o rb in g high-fat foods. He needed more calories, but the fat In the foods he chose exacerbated the bowel disease, causing extrem e diar­ rh ea and weight loss. Callaw ay put him on a high* carbohydrate, low-fat diet and prescribed a resin tp afTcct his Intestinal tract. Within days. Joe w as b e tte r and within three m onths his weight rose from 107 to 125 pounds. J o e ’s story is one of several In Cullaway’s new book "Surviving W ith Aids: A Com prehensive P ro g ra m of N u tritio n a l CoT h e r a p y ." c o -a u th o re d w ith Catherine Whitney. Callaw ay says there Is no evidence that AIDS Itself can be treated with diet. And he adm its that all these patients arc term i­ nally III. But his research shows that diets can be prescribed that enable patients to both enjoy eating and guard against the rapid wasting that Is typical of the disease. "In 60 or 80 percent of (fatal) cases, starvation was m aking u big contribution to their d eath ." Callaway said In iui Interview. Callaway's book Includes de­ scriptions of typicul eating dis­ orders associated with AIDS and sym ptom s caused by specific nutritional deficiencies. It ofTers a checklist for tracking weight loss, nutrient Inlukc and eating patterns and for identify­ ing food-related reactions, like dlurrhea. changes in tastes and a quick sense of fullness. The book also tells the reader w hat foods to eat and to avoid If c e rtain sym ptom s exist, pro­ vides a list ol menus and recipes a n d discusses what to do when tu b e u r Intravenous feeding becom es the only way to con­ su m e nutrients. Callaway has been wot king w ith AIDS patients since the e a r l y 1 9 8 0 s w hen h e w as director of nutrition at the Mayo Clinic In Rochester. Minn. He said people were coming to him because of severe weight loss. W hen he discovered they had AIDS, they quit seeing him and w ent to the Infectious diseases division of the clinic for drug therapy. "A t th a t tim e, we knew very little about the disease and even less about Its nutritional com ­ plications.” he said. Later, when Callaway started private practice In W ashington, he began seeing people already d i a g n o s e d w ith A ID S w h o w anted to know how to com bat th e disease nutritionally. m l £ N O D O W N PAYMENT a * l / EASY M O N T H L Y TERMS* FLORAL PRINT SOFA & M ATCHING LOVESCAT FINISH STUDENT DESK Accented with washed w icker trim. Features a hardwood fram e for durability & covered in a 100% cotton quilted fab ricfof long lasting comfort. .la m RwWCX 2-PIECEGROUP PRICE PORTABLE STEREO A M /F M RADIO W ITH D U A L CASSETTE PLAYER RA C E C A R BED SAVE y , 6 3 ,\N*SSS' RSDBJVBY& RE SH t ■ , »WRh^p*owrt cwdk.TsrmsB prios*da nt*apply to prior purcrisan All Rama In BwiBsdquarto* 4 a^tal to prior tala. f a r m e r s f u r n it u r �P W P JH H H pB M l FRIDAY Sanford H era ld August 16, 1991 ■ Ptopte, Pag* 3B ■Comics, Psgo 6B ■ Classified, Psgo SB P p o r t s IN BRIEF , ■ > ''V , Boys ft Girts Club camp SANFORD - The W est Sanford Boys A Girls Club is sponsoring a free basketball cam p each Saturday through S ep tem b er from 10 a.m . to noon at their club h o u sc .O lB S . Persim m on. The cam p is Intended to teach y o u th the rules and regulations of the gam e. T hose Interested in participating m ust becom e a m em ber of the Club for a fee of 1 1 per year. For information call C oach G ary Mathews. 330-2456. YOUTH BASSSALL Winter signups FIVE POINTS — T he Sem inole PONY Baseball League will register p layers for its winter leagues on Saturday. Aug. 17. a n d Saturday. Aug. 24. Registration will be held at the Five Points Baseball Complex on H ighw ay 4 1 9 from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. each day. Registration Is open to all p layers ages 5-13. Prospective players will need to bring copies of birth certificates and a registration fee of $35. Players must be at least 5 y ears old by Aug. 1. [PRIF SPOUTS Oviedo physicals OVIEDO — Oviedo High School will give physicals to any stu d e n t (m ale or female) Interested In trying out or playing any sport during the 1991-1992 school year. The physicals will be given In the Oviedo High School Training Room S aturday. Aug. 17. from 9 a.m. to noon and will cost $10 per athlete. The $10 will be donated by th e a tten d in g physician back to the high school to benefit the Athletic Training Program. Each athlete will need to pick up a Athletic Physlcal/Screening Form packet in the Athletic Department Office or from his/h er coach and fill out all Information. Including notarising the Medical Treatm ent/C onseni form, before ob­ taining the physical. For more information call 365-5671. Bodybuilding com petition still growing ByDBANBWTM Herald Sports Writer LAKE MARY — In e ach of Its four years of existence, th e Seminole Classic B odybuilding C ham pion­ ships has grow n larger and larger and the com petition h a s gotten belter and better. This y e a r's fifth renew al of the cham pionships prom ises to con­ tinue that tren d . " I t 's g o in g to b e b ig ." said Thom as R obare of ARENABARE Sports E nterprises about this year's event. "W e’re proud o f the fact that we keep draw ing a bigger crowd each year. Last y ear we had a standing room only audience of over 850. and we expect m ore th is year. We also h av e over 5 0 com petitors entered w ith m ore to com e." T h e 1 9 9 1 N PC M en s a n d W o m e n 's S e m i n o l e C l a s s i c Bodybuilding C ham pionships will take place tomorrow a t Lake Mary High School, a change from the Sanford Civic C enter, w ith pre­ judging s ta rtin g at 10 a.m . (weigh-in for com petitors is at 9 a.m .) The evening show will start at 7:30p.m . Tickets a re $5 for prejudging and C la s s ic , Pag* 2 B Ru$$$ll Paige (right) won lost year's Ovorall Novtcg tltlo after a posaoff with Norman Sanford host to clinic for softball umps SANFORD - Hollers or "Safe" an d " O u t” will be h e a rd th is weekend In Sanford despite the fact that there arc no gam es scheduled. The Sanford Um pires Association will hold an Am ateur Softball Asso­ ciation (ASA) certification Clinic tomorrow and Sundav. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Suns shut out SunRays 'JACKSONVILLE - Je ff W ethcrby singled in Tony Manahan with tw o o u ts In the sixth inning as Jacksonville blanked O rlando 1*0 T hursday. In the bottom of th e third inning, the game was delayed nearly tw o h o u rs by rain. Fernando Figueroa (6-2) got the win while the losing pitcher was R usty R ichards (5-5). Anyone Interested in um piring softball In Sanford in the fall leagues that will start Sept. 14 and docs not huve a current ASA license will have to at lend and should plan on being there both days. Association m em bers who ulrcudy have their licenses are encouraged to attend. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1 UF: Mack, Johnson don't show GAINESVILLE — Defensive end Stcphon Mark and defensive tackle Phillip Johnson have not reported for practice a n d w on't m ake the team. Florida coach Steve S p u rrier said. Spurrier said he’s heard nothing from Mack, a senior, since the tea m rep o rted . He said Johnson, a Junior, h ad quit an d Mack probably did the same. Mack played In all 11 gam es last season, backing up Mark M urray, an d w as expected to sec action this season w hile backing up William Gaines. Johnson w as expected to com pete for the backupjob behind sta rte r Brad Culpepper. .....v iv u v n u iw f f w in With the first regular season game four weeks away, high school football coaches across the state led their teams through their first official day of practice Thursday. Locally, Emory Blake (above) Is beginning his fourth season at Seminole white Doug Peters (below) Is in his third year leading Lake Mary. Instructors will he Sanford Recre­ ation Department Superiutetidanl Rocky Elllngsworth. who will be w o r k in g Ills f o u r t h n a t i o n a l tournam ent tills full, and Reggie Slguion. wlio runs Red Bug Park for Ihc Seminole County Recreation Department and hud lias um pired Major League Baseball as well as six ASA National T ournam ents. Both ure m em b e rs of th e I n d ic a to r Fraternity, which is the second highest level dial an ASA um pire can achieve. Miami: Banks ineligible CORAL GABLES — Freshm an Gary Banks was found academ ically ineligible to compete tills season and will enroll in a Junior college this fall, Miami Coach D ennis Erickson said. Banks, a graduate of Miami Palm etto High, didn't make the required grades In high school, according to his tran scrip t, w hich arrived late ami wasn't verified u ntil T hursday. Also missing from practice Thursday was senior defensive tackle A nthony Hamlet (6-3. 265. Delray Beach) will sit out until Monday at Hie earliest with a case of the chicken pox. Tlie clinic will start at H a.m . Saturday at the Sanford Recreation D e p a rtm e n t. D ow ntow n Y o u th Center. 300 N. Park Avenue. Ilrsl door of Sanford City Hull. FSU: Defense bothers Bowden TALLAHASSEE — Missed tackles, missed assignments and offensive penalties were the biggest problems coach Bobby Bowden found with his FSU team d u rin g practice T hursday. "Defensively, if they m ake those tackles, they had a pretty good day. I liked the effort and the hitting was good once they got to you. But the tackling scares me.'* Bowden said. Defensive linem an Kelly Rush will be Ineligi­ ble to participate for Florida Slate tills fall, school officials learned T hursday. H*f*wpooto *t o«nrr vo BASEBALL 7:30 p in. — VVGN. Chicago W hite Sox at New York Yankees. (L) Com plete listing on P ag * 2B Saturday's schedule will include a four hour rules clinic (classroom), lunch and then four hours of on the fleld mechanics at the Fort Mellon Softball Field. Beginning Sunday at H a.m .. there will Is* four more hours of on the held mechanics at Fort Mellon. After lunch, the certlllcatloii lest will lxadmlnlstered at the Youth Center. Cost will he $20 an d can is- payed at the clinic. To register, or for m ore Infortnalion, contact die Sanford Recreation Department at 330-5697. Will national title cap F S U ’s last year as an independent? ■y BO SMBARKR AP Sports Writer Com piled from w lra a n d sta ff ro p a rts . B EST BETS ON TV The Sanford Um pires Association currently supplies um pires to the Sanford Youth and Adult Softball leagues and In the Sanford Church Softball League. ATLANTA — Florida S tate's last season as an Independent fooitiall power could turn into Its first national cham pionship celebration. The Seminole*, headed for Atlantic Coast Conference com petition next year, have most ot Iasi se aso n 's sta rte rs on hand for another run at a national title dial has eluded some very g o o d Seminole teams. "W e've been hanging around the top long enough." coach Bobby Bowden said. "One ol these d ay s I figure we'll lack Into the dang thing." The Scm inolrs have 17 starters buck from last year’s 10 2 team , which finished fourth in die n a tio n a lt e r h e a tin g P en n S la te In th e Blockbuster Bowl. Casey Weldon, who threw lor 1.600 y ard s and 12 touchdowns last season. Is hack to run a n offense that Includes leading ru sh er Amp Lee (825 yards) and versatile lullhack Edgar Bennett. The biggest offensive lo ss w a s A ll-A m erican receiver L aw rence Dawscy. who had 65 catches lor Odd yards and seven scores last season. D efensive s ta n d o u ts Include lin e b a c k e rs Marvin Jones. Kirk C arrulhers and Howard D inkins and eornerhaek Terrell Buckley, a dangerous ptmt returner. Despite a star-studded lineup. Seudnolcs will Ih- hard pressed to go undefeated agaliisi a schedule that Includes Michigan. HYU. Florida and Miami Now that Miami has Jollied the Big East. Florida S tale's biggest challenge for Southern suprem acy should come from longtime foe Florida and future ACC rlvul Clemson. Clemson Is favored over defending cham pion Georgia Tech in the ACC and Florida Is the pick In ilie Southeastern Conference, with defending cham pion Tennessee and Auburn regarded as i lie leading challengers. Ken llatllekl enters his second season ai Clemson. which has 12 starters hack Irnm Iasi season's 10 2 team The offensive leaders are DeChane C a m e r o n , who threw for I.IM5 yards I a s i season, and ACC' r o o k ie of ihc year Ronald Willi.mis. who ran for 9 4 1 yards Hatfield thinks this year's olfenso could he See S o u th . Page 2B FOR THE B EST COVERAGE O F SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �m - tattoo! HsraM, tattoto, Florid* . Friday. August it , 1W1 S T A T S & S TANDINGS younger kids excited about weight training and hedMh." ATLANTA - C o rn e rb a c k s Delon Sander* a n d Tim McKyer will play some on offense S a tu r­ day night w hen th e A tlan ta Falcons host th e Tam pa Bay Buccaneer* In an NFL exhibition iwaytng maybe ” said KanaatCIty Teeas South T eiaa (B raw i l-f as* B.wm >1) at Cleveland (KM* M as* York 1-4). t l:M p.m. C h lc a ts (A lvaroi 1-6) a t Maw Yark (P.Ptrez ld ),7 :D p m . Toronto (Kay 137) at Detroit (CaruNt 14). 1:15pm . Kansas City I 1 i > i i t l |w S4I at Boston (Claman* I] •), 7:M pm. Oakland (Masra 117) at Mlwnasata (Tapani 10 7).S:*Spm. Baihmar* (D.Johnmn >4) at MHwauka# (August SS), 1:15 p m . California (Gratia I D at I sattts (Kruagar *■5). W :Mpm. . . _ ' Saturday's Baaaao Kansas City at Bsstan. I :M p m . Tanas at Cleveland. 7:15 p m . Chltaae at Mast York. 7 :B p m . Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Oakland at Minnasata. 5:55 pm . Baltlmara at Mllsveukee. 5:31pm. Calltarnia at Saattla. 15:55 pm . 4pm . - BSPN. The Intametlonel. ( PAN AMI BICAM SA55BS 5 pm . - TNT. BsaaSsil aamlflnela. M l. swimming. Mccar ffeieta. tanftk Sunday's Sa m os (1) Kansas City at Boston. I :S5 pm . C hkapaat Now Yark. l:J5pm . Toronto at Oatralt. 135 pm . Taaas at Cleveland. I 35 pm . Baltimore al Milwaukee. 3 tt p m . Calltarnia at Saattla 1:D pm . Oakland at Miimosota. 5:55pm. NATIONAL L5AOU5 la s t ONWon LosAngele* 4) SI M l Atlanta 41 53 .540 tv* San Francisco 57 57 .555 4 San Dtago 57 55 4M 4V* Cincinnati 54 St .476 IV* Mou»lcn 45 44 411 15 T h e n d w 't Beams Chicago 7. Montraal 4 San Dtago |. Atlanta 0 Philadelphia*. Pltt*urgh4 St. Laull A Now Yark I San Francleco A Cincinnati) Houston A Lee Angaiaa 1 Friday's Oema* Philadelphia (Rglfln 3-D at Chicago ( Sutclltte 3-4). 3:30 p.m. St. Loull (Tewksbury 75) at Montraal (Nahhali3-4). 7:35 p m . Now York (Fernanda< 01) at Pittsburgh (Tomlin 7-4). 7:35pm . H owtlon (K ilo 5-7) a t La* A ngolat (HerahlaarOJ). 10.55 pm . __ Atlanta (Reynoaa IS) at San Olego (Sonet 10). 10:05 p m . U) SJohnson. Saattla. 175; Clemens, Boatsn. 15*; Ryan. Teaes. 141 McDowell. Chicago. 137; Swindell. Cleveland. 134; Lang*ton. CalltomiA 134; CandMtl. Toronto. 133. TGwynn SO JoaoSIL Phoonla Philadelphia Oat las NY. Giant* Washington Nlion All Morris Cln WCIark SF Bonilla Pit Butler LA Calderon Mon Biggie Wow OSmlthSIL Detroit Croon Bay Minnesota Tampa Bay Chicago WCIark. San Frandtco. 5*; Bond*. Pit tsburgh. 55; Johnson. Now York. 50: Dawson. Chicago. 75; MeGrift. San Diego. 74; Gant. Atlanta. 74. Bonilla. PBtihurgh. 73. Mil TGwynn. San Dlogo. 155; Butlor. Lao Angela*. 133; Jo**. SI. Lout*. ID; Grace. San Franclaco Atlanta Now Or loan* L A. Ram* a s 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cotdrai 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 050 • .447 0 .555 0 .555 500 0 0 0 0 5 5 447 .506 .555 J00 .3D FOOTBALL I pm . — WCPX A Buffalo w Croon Bay. (L) 7 pm . — WCPX A 4A Tampa Bay Boca at Atlanta Falcone. ( L) 5 pm . - ISAM. N.V. Jala a t N.V. Giant*. (L) 5 p m. — SUN. Arana Bowl *01: Tampa Bay Storm at Detroit Drive. (L) OOLF 4pm . — BSPN, The International PAN AMIBICAN OAA4BS 7 p.m. - WFTV t. Saaahall. women'* basketball. boring, swimming. volleyball. (L) TINNIS to m . —SUN. U.S. Hard Court Champ (L) MISCf LLANBOUS 3 pm . - SC. U.S. Olympic Shewcaoe: Track, voloykaii 4:35 p m -W FT V *. Wide World at Sparta Radi* BAS5 BALL 7:35 pm . - WWOO AM (005). Southern Laaguo. Orlande SunRey* a t Jacksonville Sun* even better. “ 1 am excited ab o u t th e Im­ p ro v e m e n t I sa w In s p r i n g practice.” he said. Exciting quarterback Shaw n J o n e s a n d A ll-A m erican d e ­ fensive back Ken Swilling are b a c k a t G eo rg ia T e c h , th e country’s only m ajor unbeaten team la st season. But coach Bobby Ross know s U wUl be difficult to m atch last y e a r’s 11-0-1 record, especially after losing m ost of his offensive line a n d tailback William Bell, who w as suspended for the season after being charged w ith stealing school supplies. “ We have too m an y holes In o u r offense for th at to be realis­ tic.” Robs said. “ For a football team to go undefeated la alm ost a miracle. Don’t expect th a t to happen In *01.” After winning only one gam e in 1969. North C arolina w ent 6-4-1 last season for the second best turnaround In the nation. The T ar Heels should continue to Improve following a n o th e r outstanding recruiting y ear by coach Mack Brown. Florida Is the favorite In the Southeastern Conference after going 9-2 in Steve S purrier’s first y ear a s coach. “ We have a chance to be as good a s last year," Spurrier said. “ We have m ost of o u r experi­ enced big guys back. Including four of five offensive linemen a n d th re e of four defensive linem en." One of the key returnees Is q u arterb ack Shane M atthews, w ho w as the SBC’* player o f the year last season when he threw fo r 2 .0 5 2 y a rd s a n d 23 touchdowns* Louisville doesn’t figure to be a s strong as last year’s 10-1-1 team th a t crushed A labam a In th e Fiesta Bowl. The Cardinals lo s t t h e i r o ffe n s iv e le a d e r. Browning Nagle, who passed for 2.150 yards and 16 touchdowns. EACH TIME YOU COME TO THE TRACK YOU CAN REGISTER TO WIN A BRAND NEW RANGER XLT CO M PLIM EN TS O F M clN ER N EY FORD DftAWMO TO BE HELD THM SATURDAY .AUG, 17* TODAY’S ACTION Doors optft- 6:30 pm Post Tims •7:45 pm RsJn-or-Shine (4 0 7 ) 6 9 9 -4 6 1 0 y C E N T R A L F L O R ID A ’S C E N T E R F O R LIV E R A C IN G J �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, August 1% 1tt1 - People _j Heart transplant benefit raises $1,500 IN B R I E F ■ om rthlng « u The house band for th e day. Michael P a p ’s "kitdntte Mes­ s e n g e rs " b ro u g h t th e h o u se Natalia Wald, daughter of Valerie and George Weld. Sanford, w ill be appearing on the hit show "Oat the Picture." featured on the kids’ channel, Nickelodeon, tonight, August 16, at 6:30 pm . You can cheer for Natalia and her partner on this children’s version of Concentration and Jeapardy. Natalie la also the 1061 recipient of the Batty W illiams Star Bright Scholarship and was named Florida Dance Master's 'Rising Star*. b. of Apopka T ru ck wtfc, Joy. sa t nearby. They a re a c h a r m i n g c o u p le w h o lo v e J a m e s B ooth displayed each Item for sale. Ed Lewis, the fam ous form er firefighter w ho clim bs the 100foot fire tru ck ladder for dona­ tions to N ancy’s benefits, re­ lieved T harpe aa auctioneer In the evening. He continued until late into th e night a a he a n d the benefit organiser tried to sell everything In sight even to the leftover food, (ta il sold. T hroughout th e day and night • ectivHies to th e Pets locked in cars sometimes rely on kindness of strangers ? . :: DRAM ABBYi I Just returned from my vacation and had to write this letter first thing. While vacationing In a national park. I - saw several dogs locked In • closed (or almost closed cars 1 w h ile t h e i r o w n e rs to u re d m useum s, rode the tram , ate lunch, etc. Abby. I recall reading In your colum n the facts about how fast -cmr h » U up when left locked l up on a hot sum m er day. Please i- publish these facts again soon, < M aybe It w ill c a u s e s o m e ' thoughtless vacationers to reconsider before taking their peta on vacation with them. While they m ay think It's the kind or convenient thing to do. - they should decide while plan• nlng their vacation w hether they are willing to leave at least two car windows partially open when they atop for even a few m inutes. If not. they should leave their pet with a relative or friend, have a neighbor care for it a t hom e, or . board It In a kennel. These are by far the kindest options for people who really love their pets. And If other tourists, sight­ seeing in a national park, should observe a pet locked in a car M > ABIGAIL VAN BUREN I I B ___ I ' M H H i w ith less-th tlon, they si park ranger, yotf'Pfo k tim ely rem inder to well-meaning, b u t thoughtless pet owners. T h e A nim al P ro te c tio n In ­ stitute. P.O. Box 32906. S acra­ mento, Calif. 95622, sells cards that may be placed under the windshield wiper. They sell for only 63 per 100 cards. T h e m essag e on th e card reads: "YOUR DOG MAY BE DYINOI W e u n d e rs ta n d you m eant to be kind by taking your dog with you today, but you could be risking y our pet's life. "O n a hot su m m er day. the In sid e o f a c a r h e a ts v ery quickly. Independently earned a n ap* pearmnee on Nashville Network Television and will appear later Tavern, said. "I had a wonderful tim e. T his benefit Is a huge - r lt SANFORD — T h e Magfo M c le s O a la E x t r a v a g a n s a benefit for Nancy D ukes i c o n tin u o u s ly phenom enal. T his Is It.” J o e K linger a n d h is wife. Norma, cam e over from W inter Springs. Jo e . one of the 55 cooks who (fid attend, brought a platter of hom em ade chicken nuggets d is p la y e d on o ran g e s lic e s, which he quickly sold to benflt Dukes. He said, "I m ust congratulate th e o r g a n is e r o n th e w ellp lan n e d organisation o f th is event. It's the best benefit th at I've attended. T he organisation, the entertainm ent, everything Is so well organised. It's great.'' D u k e s ' d a u g h t e r s , M issy M ullins a n d Sandy Williams, cooked for the affair and served. Pam W aldron of Lake Helen and her two children. Jam ie and H eather, brought fried chicken breasts an d Pam served a s food c a sh ie r. O th er cash iers were O ert Ireland, front door, and S andy Pence, back door. Decora­ tio n s were m ade and donated by Mary Lou Nordm an. Jo h n Dunn donated ferns for the table* and decorated along with Theresa Ireland. T he faithfulness of Pat Moyer's custom ers a t H arry's are to be com m ended a s they continu­ ously supported th e event. T h e c o m m itte e w is h e s to th a n k the people of Sanford for m a r v e lo u s s u p p o r t . C o o k s, servers, entertainers and cash­ iers donated tim e. M erchants donated m oney, gifts and passed out flyers. Irene Scalley. ran around a n d picked up food. Mary Lou Nordman is also credited w ith efforts th at helped m ak e th e benefit a success. Carol Custlso telephoned to solic­ iting funds a n d held a garage •Ak. P i t Moyer don ated spice a n d o th er item s to help m ake the gala an event. Ralph Dukes. D ukes' husband alm ost had to d o n e him self to be In so m any places, working for Dukes* heart. Ed Lewis deserves a special th an k s for his tireless dedication a n d particlption a t the benefit. Lei the Good Times Roll for Only 25< a Came! / A quarter buys you a whole gam e full of fun this weekend at Bowl America. Shoe rentals are only 2 S d , too, so bring along your famity and / / / / / ' friends and let the good times roll untH 6 p.m . It's always a great time to enjoy Am erica's first great sport. This weekend, at 2Sd a game and 2 S g for shoe rentals, Bowl America is the only place a little money buys you a whole lot of fun! ' ^ f? 7 [\ y ) T r Ls* \ \ t Three years ago you left our happy home. The years have passed but our love for you w ill always last as long as time goes on. Now. 15,1922-A ug. I t, 198B Your loving wife, June; daughter, Georgia, and son David tch fi e Id n^l■ii ClnomdS ■1 . J7 1 o n h r n th e ir very fir s t <U1 slapped, th re a te n e d alad attack ed by a Cock p u n •JMh diW 4*0 O W ELL ^ PLACE "Catered Llvinn For Seniors " A C L f ApartSMBts ladepcadtat A AatoUd Llviag 206 W. A irport Bhrd* Saaford 322-7700 . rjr fa r rzw LB o f r CITY SLICKER S .Z W U I Ssnttae bdhrocm* and make twmipertds. Ctaan kitchens and mate item shine. Make your living room s p y to come home to. Spotlessly dean nightmare R E G A R D IN G H E N R Y tan �WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK AaoomUy Of TIME WELL SPENT The only true faduro in tha ona from whkh w* do not team and grow. Than te a Latin phraai which, whan tranaiatad, maanj Through adnralty to tha stare." Thus, not a momant of our I r a , m n tha teaa gteaaunMa momants, naad a m ba time wasted. United Church O f Chriet Than te one aura way In whkh w« may apand our Umawbaty. Each Sabbath, attend your chosen house of worship. Tima with God te always Ume wal spent Church Training 1*'•.'*'-:i* .» . • :%{?^V* ' 'y { ttm Senweav P.p,fcdBOOLCAW * — VAPEOS, t .* ««. ,S u i s w S w im S bp The A d » w w Soo^p Ep ie c o p e l SH O W ! S DOWN or OliaiMMS 201 Elm Avenue. Senlord 331-B3M Timothy Hudson rM tO Sunday School 10 00 am Morning Worship 1100 am Evening S a n ie s B 00 p m B ible Study 7 4S p m Tuesday and Thursday RcUgtout Science naaTemMCNor atuaioua acwNci Congregational roSEdgswattr Dr Orlando, PL 12BM (comar Edgawatsr and W Colonial — 2 Stocks W. o l M . downtown) Sunday Secrics* t i 1(730 Jr. Church and Nursery FattowsMp A Hawing Santee Wad 7 30 pm Metwftywcw Boo* Slors Dr. EtsM A. Hipps, Minister 4I J H 7 I "DM an Idea M 31243 To Advertise In This Directory Cali 3222611 THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK AN CH O R K M T CO NTRO L A llpaper R.W. 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The fHoarttoL PafUrtpam o « f l team to profile a chdd. to a-a---- aam.. ^,_.g -*«-------am . w*. - *__* locmiiT moo om eum t n tc u tt etc ortth a difficult child a a d to identify and < th e negative effects o fb eta g labeled a dtfficuH c h id . T h e aendnar. a t 7 p m , an d am p er. a t 6 p j n .. win be held at th e n r a t United Methodtot Church. 4 1 0 F h rh A v c. Hot dogs and baked beano wfll be served far $1.SO. a d u lts , a a d 80 cento per child, u n d e r 10. rem it? coat la SO. ll la n o t necessary to cat su p p er to a tte n d the free seminar. A n u rse ry la available. T h e dead line far regh tra l lon la A ug. 3 0 b y catting the church, 333-4371. Application* for fastlvsl biinQ accaptad ALTAMONTE SPRIN06 — The A k a n o n te Com m tin tty C hurch is holding Ito annual Fall Festival a n d C raft Fair o n Oct. 3 0 front 0 a.m . to 4 p.m. Application s a r e b ein g accepted for craft space (10x10) and spaces for a n tiq u e dealers. T o join the festivities, which Includes food and e n te rta in m e n t, please send a se lf ad d ressed stam ped envelope tor T h e A ltam onte C om m unity Church, P.O. Box 180667. A / ltam onte S p rin g s FL 33718. For m ore details, call Sharon Foley a t 331-3333. Merit 10:18-17; “ And h e a # Go ye into all th e world, a n d preach the ■ e — * a— * s . - * t- •hall be shall be m t o a i o c iic v C u i saved: b u t h e th a t hebevetk believe: In m y n a m e sh a ll they cast out devtle; th ey sh all speak w ith new tongues." Mark 16:11 — "A n d th ey , when tSey had beard th a t h e w a s alive, a n d had been seen Of iter* DciicvcQ immu wwuw^Bi VS •vnsmi#**' i ncy la^^w naa ieamCamHMMMww c k ic ik x Aea, io 8 mw i A tpt rou sf la A u na whom he h a d ch osen. We w ho a re ch a rm in g C h rist as o u r savior m ust be absolu tely sure J h a t we beheve. These people had been following J e su s for three a n d a h a lf years, Hetontng t o Ms teaching, preaching, seeing Him raise the i f a A i l | | u | ghus mAa>Sa m u ! M n s h h a d s s ile n r 4 e a oeaa, ncai in a h c k a n a v o n u n g n tin c ic f. Matthew 36:33 — But a fte r I a m risen j # | m n i g a i ' a Wi f a u i m roe aiaciptct naa dcch w wl l iu i j c s u i <on ■ m f a a ■falls* aaijy kunafm nai i i meaeti1 ana M S ila firom a w n 'tsfm n c a ra shut im M worao dim Ups saying a fter "1 a m risen. I will m eet you in O slike. " A nd y e t w hen Mery Magdalene told them “ He h a s risen " they did not D O llC V C . ▼aigmfcv gfa Qiw m lum jhdfaflfajfadfagpA ium«r A to concvn SANFORD - Central Baptist Church. 3101 W. First 8 t.. will hoot Ken T u rn er tn concert th is S unday ev en in g a t 7 p.m . Ken sta rte d h is career In Gospel music w ith th e Palm etto State Q uartet of Greenville. S.C. From th ere he went to the Dixie E choes, of Pensacola, before joining the Blackwood Brothers, w here h e w as baas singer for 17 years before going Into solo m inistry. His ability to Inspire an d entertain a n audience is well know n. Not only his superb singing, b u t h is m an y lim itations of trum pet, trom bone playing, Oomer Pyle a n d others. T he public is cordially Invited to a tte n d . A love offering will betoken. *R*lation«!ilpsvtalk aat T he Unity Singles Oroup of Unity C h u rc h of Christianity. 5163 Pope Rd.. will sponsor guest sp eak er. Dr. Eric 8. Hennig. w ho will give a talk entitled ‘ R elationships" o n Tuesday. Aug. 37. a t 7:30 p.m . Dr. Hennig will dlscusa th e difference between Intim acy a n d addiction tn relationships a n d how to love an o th er a n d still m aintain your indtvidualty. Dr. Hennig, ED.D. Ph.D„ psycgologlat. m arriage an d family therapist, h a s maintained a n office In O rlando for 16 years. He h a s been a Student Counselor a t Sem inole an d Valencia Colleges for 10 years. T he program Is open to all Individuals interested In learning m ore about relationships. For m ore Information call 306-9181. .,- , ^ •» v* a i ■* v i, • Citywida cruaada agflinat drug* SANFORD — A citywide crusade a g a in st d ru g s will be held at the Sanford Civic Center, In downtown Sanford, on Aug. 34. at 7:30 p.m. "Freedom From Drugs!" will feature J o e Ponxllk). Louisiana Youth Choir, Sanford Church Choir*. Blrdella Hall-Walker and kenny McMlller. All proceeds will go toward drug rehabilitation. A 65 donation la being asked. For m ore inform ation, call 323-1010or 324*9147. Lat ua know what’* going on T he Sanford Herald welcomes new s a b o u t ch u rch activities' a n d news for publication In the Religion p ag e e a ch Friday. T he following suggestions are recom m ended to expedite publication: 1. All item s should be typed or w ritte n legibly and Include th e nam e of a person who can be co n tacted an d a daytim e phone num ber. 2. The deadline Is 11 a.m. W ednesday before publication. There is no charge for publication. As children of O od no m a tte r how long we have been p reach in g Ood*s w ord o r teaching his word o r sin g in g in th e choir, o r th e best usher or you m ay b e Just a com m itted pew person w ith a special seat tn th e church, the great question ts: Do you believe? It Is tim e now to alow dow n and examine yourself carefully a n d m ak e sure you ore a true believer in C h rist Je su s . St. Jo h n 3:5 — " J e s u s answ ered. Verily, verily. I say u n to thee. Except a m an be IW e who are charming Chrlat aa our savior must be ab solu tely sure that wa bailave.f -The Rev. MarySmHfi bom o f w a te r a n d of th e Spirit, he cannot enter Into th e kingdom o f G od." In o rd er for o n e to be bom again, you m ust ftrst h e a r th e Oospet of (I) Je su s death, how h e dletf; (2) w as buried a n d (3) the third day h e w a s resurrected. R om ans 10:9 — "T h a t la though shah confess w ith th y m outh th e Lord Jesus, snd shah believe In thtne heart th a t God hath h im from the dead, thou shah be Faith la belief, and belief la faith. We notice H ebrew 11:6 — "B ut without faith it ts Impossible to please him : for he that com eth to G od m u st believe that he ts, and that he la a rew a rd er of th em th a t diligently seek h im ." T h is lets u s know th a t no m atter what race, c o lo r o r c reed, rich or poor, ed u cated o r u n e d u c a te d , w e m ust all approach O od th e sam e way. that is by believing th e G ospel. W e m u st be sure we have believed w ith oil o u r heart, soul, mind and strength. J u s t a Tew p o in ts to check to see If we have believed. 1. Are w e loving the Lord thou God with all our h e a rt, m in d s n d stren g th ? 2. Are we loving o u r fellow man as ourselves? 3. Is th e life you Uve gtvtng the Impression of th e rig h teo u s God? 4. O r la y o u r Ufe displaying Satan? T he im pression we have m ade to the world a s believers in C hrist has caused the young a n d old unbeliever to turn a deaf ear to th e call by th e Gospel. They can not hear w hat w e a re saying, because they are looking a t w h a t we are doing as believers, we a re engaged in th e sam e activity as the unbeliever, a n d th is o u g h t not to be. T he w orld o f God tells u s to come from am ong th em , “ b e yes seperated. be holy for I am holy, a n d be filled with the Holy G host." Be s u r e y o u h a v e believed because Judgem ent is going to begin in the church am ong th e ones w ho said they had believed. Luke 13:37 — “ But h e shall say, I tell you. I know you not w hence ye are: depart from me. all y e w orkers of Iniquity." C ustom a n d tiadttfon will not please God. It is o u r belief In C hrist w hich will save us. Acts 3:44 — "A nd all th at believed were together, a n d h a d all th in g s com m on." If are a s believers w ould work together a s the believers d id in th e early church, we could m ak e a g reat im pact on unbelievers in our co m m unity. Possibly causing Ssnlbrd to retu rn to th e good old d a y s when crime was not a s high a s It is now and people were concerned ab o u t each other. Let u s sto p convicting th e world and start c o n v in c in g th e w orld th a t they m ust "believe" th e Gospel of o u r Lord and Savior Je su s C h rist in ord er to be saved. r. imns a Cantor, U StW .U to U ., Experience a challenge thru Hla word SANFORD - O n W ednesday at 7 p.m . you will have the opportunity to experience the life changing m essage o f the Florida T e e n C h a lle n g e Ministries a t Fam ily W orship Center located a t C ountry Club Square, on th e c o rn er of Airport Boulevard and 2 S th Street, ac­ cording to Shelly Kid. ch u rch secretary. Teen C h allen g e of Florida, m inisters to m en an d w om en who once h ad a Ufe controlling problem, su ch a s d ru g addiction and alcoholism . O nly w hen they experience th e tru th of J e s u s Christ ore these individuals truly free from th e th in g s th a t once controlled them . If you know som eone w ho ts suffering from a n y of th e se problems, you are encouraged to bring th e m to h e a r th e testim onies of how J e s u s C hrist has set th em free from crack, alcohol, prescription drugs, and Immoral lifestyles. T here will be singing a n d preaching from the Word of God. The Rev. JcIT Krall, p asto r of the church. Invites th e public to attend this special m eeting and to bring a friend. For m ore inform ation, please call 322-9332. Rappkt1for the Lord Rappers DC Talk, above, Join five veteran contemporary C hristian m usic a c ts for the ninth-annual Night of J o y In the Walt Disney Kingdom. Returning alumni include veteran rock group Petra end gospel artists Babe and CeCe Wlnana. Rockers Margaret Becker, Myton ' Broken Heart and W hittHeart com plete the six-act lineup for the m usical extravaganza to be held 8ept. 6, 7. from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a m . W.S. SAVINGS BONDS THE GREAT AM ERICAN INVESTMENT — SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY A llf A f t C f f CH UM CH Com m unity Affiance Church, 4419 Em I L*k# Drive, W inter Spring* Neighborhood A llia n c e Church, X I Markham Wood* A d . Lon gw ood San lo rd A llia n ce Church. 1401 S. Park A**.. Sanlord A S S C M S iV o r e o o Fam ily W orship C an lar, >491 Airport B iv d . Sanford Freedom A ssem bly of Ood, 1919 W. 9th S I , Sanford Wefehra A lte ra b ly o t Ood, 1979 Duon Ad.. Longwood BAPTIST A n tioch S e p lla l Church, Oviedo Calvary B a p lltt Church, Cryalai Lake 4 3rd. Lake Wary Caaaafbany B aptist Church, 770 Saminota Bivd Central Baptist Church. 1101 W. 1 tl 81. Chutuota Flrat B a p lltt Clearwater M ission ary Baptist Church, Southwest Ad. Countryside B a p lltt Church, Country C*ut> Aoad, la k a M ary F irst B a p litl Church, S t f Park Ave. F irst B aptist C h urch at Allwnont# Springs. At. 4 X A ltam o n te Spring* F irst B a p lit l C h u rch o l Forest City F irst B aptist C h urch o l Geneva F irst B aptist Church, Martham Wood* F irst B aptist C h u rch o l Lake Monro* F irst B aptist C h u rch o l Umgwood, 441 East SA 414 F irst B aptist C h u rch o l Oviedo First B aptist C h u rch ot Saniando Spring* First Sh ilo h M ission ary Baptist Church, 1101 W. W h SI. F irst B aptist C h u rch o l Ostaan Fountain Head B ap tist Church. Ovtado H op* B a p lit l Ch urch. Forest City Community Canlar, F o re s t C ity Independence B ap tist M iss C ivic leag u e S M g . Longw ood Jordan M issionary B a p litl Church, 920 llp s t is Ad. Lighthouse B aptist Church. M S Longwood ■I lk * Mary A o a d LMwvtew Baptist Church, l i t Lakanaw A v e , la k a Mary M acedonia M issio n Baptist Church, Oak H ill A d , Ostaan M ission ary B aptist Church, North Ad . Enterprise M orning Olory B ap tist Church. Otnava Hwy M l M oriah Prim itive Baptist. 1101 Locust A r e . Sanford M i O liva M issionary Baptist Church. Saniando Spring* A d . lo n g w o o d M l. S in ai M ission ary Baptist Church, 1100 Jerry Av*. Mt. Z io n M ission ary Baptist. Sipes Av*. New S a l hat M ission ary Church. B h SI S Hickory Now M t Calvary M issionary Baptist. M C I W 11th St Now sw a m Prim itive Baptist Church, 1909 W 17th St Haw Taslsm ant Baptist Church. O ua lM y Inn. North Lon g w o od Naw M l Zion B ap tist Church. 1720 Pear Av# ____ New Ul# Fallow ship. 44S1 E. la k a Drive. C asset Dairy. FI 3270* N o n held* Baptist Church, Chuluot* P a o p ia 't Baptist Church, 1201 W First Street. Sanlord P m a c ra tl B a p litl Church. 1IS W Airport B ird Pram# la k a B aptist. Atdga A d . Fam Park P rog ress M ission ary B a p litl Church, Midway S e con d Shiloh M issionary B a p litl Church W a ll Sanford Sm yrna B a p litl Church. 290 OvarDraok D r . C steal berry S la rilg h l S a p tisl Church, 190 Bahama Ad 31 Jam as M issionary B a p litl Church, St Ad 419. O staan St Jo h n * M tttronary Baptist Church. 30# longw ood A v a . A lta m o n i* Springs St Luka M i if io iw y Se p tm Church ot Cam eiofi City,. Inc. SI Paul Baptist Church. I l l Pin* Av# S i M atlhaw * B a p tist Church. Canaan H g t t ------------------------- t 81 Jo h n * Missionary Baptist Church, ISO C y p re s* S t S p ring field Missionary Baptist, 12th 4 Cedar Sunland B aptist Church, 2S29 Palmetto Tem pi* B aptist Church, Palm Springs R d , A lls m o n t* Springs Victory B a p lltt Church, Old Orlando Ad. al H astar Av* Waatvtow Baptist Church, 4100 P to ia A o ad (44A) W illiam Chapa! Missionary Baptist Church. M ark 4 W illia m St.. Altam onte Spring* Zton H op * Baptist Church. 7t2 Orange Av* C A T H O LIC A ll S o u l* C atho lic Church, 902 Oak A v# . Sanford C h urch o f the Nativity, la k a Mary Our la k a ot lh* la k a t Catholic Church, 1310 M asim illa n , Deltona SI A n n '* Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail, D aSary SI August Ina Catholic Church, Sunset Dr., near B u tto n Ad.. Cat sa l berry St. C lam C a th o M Community meats at O sta an C iv ic Canlar St. Mary Magadaian* Catholic Church. M aitla nd A v * , A ltam on i* Springs First C h ristia n Church. 1107 S Sanford Ava. First Chriatlan Church of Longwood, 1400 E E . W llliam aon A d , Qraca Chriatlan Church, Wilson Elementary S c h o o l, (Paoisf. 9*6 Orange Bivd., Sanlord LaAevtew Christian Churtn. Saar la k e A d . a l Ja m iso n N orthaid* Christian Church, Florida Haven O f . M a illa n d Sanlord Christian Church. 112 W Airport Bivd. Sou th Sam inol* C h n tlia n Church. 100 W S A 414. O viedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First C h urch o l C h n tl Scientist. 979 Markham W o o d a A d . lo n g w o o d CHURCH OP CHRIST C h urch o t C h n tl. 1912 S Park Av*. C h urch o t C h n tl at la k e Elian. U S '7 92. N C asselb erry C h urch o t C h n tl. 900 Prim Springs D r . A lta m o n i* Sp rin g s C h urch o t C h n tl. Oanava C h urch o l C h n tl, longw ood C h urch o l Chrttl, W 17th St N o rth tid e Church o l Christ, F la Haven O r , M aitland South Sam inoi* Church o l Christ, 9410 Laka H ow ell Ad CHURCH OP OOO C h urch o l Ood. 901 Hickory C h urch o l Ood. 9 0 1 W 22nd SI C hurch o l Ood. Oviedo C hurch o l Ood Holiness, la s* Monro* C hurch o l Ood Mission. Enterprise C hurch o t Ood. 1402 W 11th SI C hurch o l Ood in C h n tl. Oviedo C hurch o t Ood ot Prophecy, 2909 S Elm Av* C hurch o t Ood o l Prophecy. 1704 S Persim m on Ava Church o l Ood o l Prophecy. 494 S Central. O viedo Church o t Ood (7th Dayl Dailon* Community Canlar. Deltona (Sun Room) ftoacu* Church o l Ood. 'TOO W t l l h S I . Sanford Trua C h urch ot Ood. 2700 Ridgewood A v * . Sanford CONOHIflATfONAI Congregational C h n tlia n Church. 2401 S Park Av* , Sanlord ■ASTI BN ORTHODOX Eastern O riho do , Church St Oaorg*. 2001 D ylan W ay. M aitland Eaalam O riho do , Church. St Stavan't o l 0 C A . 1848 la k a Emma Aoad. Longwood. FL J3/90____________________________________________ CaaM m Orlhodos Church, St Jo h n O rth od o a, 2741 Country C lu b Hoad. Sanford EPISCOPAL A ll S a in ti Episcopal Church. E. D aSary A v a . C n la rp n t* Chrtat Episcopal Church, lo n g w o o d Epiacopaf Church ot lh* New Covenant. 475 Tuakawilla Aoad. W inlar tp r t n p i H o ly Croat Episcopal. Park Av*. at 4lh 8 1 . Sanford St. Patart Episcopal Church. 700 A inah art Aoad, la k e Mary St. Richard s Church. 9191 la k a H ow ell A d . Winter Park Tha Church o l the flo od Shephard. M aitla nd . 111 la k e Ava M T IA O C N O M IN A T IO N A l Calvary Cholfian CarSar. 900 W 4th S I . Sanlord liv in g W riars Cathedra. W a tt S A 44 an d Kennel Aoad. Sanlord Haw Haw an O utturn Fatowthip. 2790 Country Chat h d . Sanlord Northland Community Church, M 0 Dog T rack R d , Longw ood. F I 12790 Out reach Deliverance Cantor. 2231 Si p as A v * , Sanlord Bath Am Synagogue mealing at C o m a r o l Sand Laka and County Una yyf l , | ^ T am p iathalo m , 1749 Elkcam B iv d . D a llo n a LUTH ERAN Ascension Lutheran Church. Over brook Or . C s s sal berry O ood Shephard United Lutheran. 2917 S O rlando O ' H o ly Crass Lutheran Church o l la k a M ary. 790 Sun Onv*. la k a Mary Lord Ot U l* Lutheran Church, M S T ua ka w illa R d . W in la r Springs Lutheran Church o l Providence. D elton a Lutheran Church ot th# Redeem er. 2929 O ak Avanua Maaaiah Lutheran Church. O o id an Day* Dr A Hwy 17 92. Cassalbatry SI Lukas Lutheran Church. R t 429. S ia v ia SI Slaphan Lutheran Church. 414 |u tt W e st o l 14. Longw ood B am atl United M*mortal Church. E D aS ary Ava Enterprise Bear Lake United Matnodtst C h u rc h B a lh a i A M I Chuieh. Canaan H g lt Casaaibarry Community Unriad M a lh o d ia t Church. Hwy t7 #2 Pmay Bldg* fUl'.w C t m l berry C h rist Untied M athoditl Church. T ucker D r . Sunland E tta la * OaBary Community M atho d itl C h u rtn . W H igh banks R d . DaBary F irs t Urutad Methodist Church. 419 Park Ava F irst Mai nodi SI Church o l Oviwdo F irst United Methodrsi Church o l O anava G rac* Umlad Mathodisl Church. 499 N C oun try C lu b Rd Laka Mar* Oram Chapa! A M E. Church. Oviwdo Oakgrov* M athoditl Church. O vtado Ostaan Mathoditl Church. C o r ot C arp en ter A Murray S t . Ostaan P aoia WasJayan M athoditl. 9430 W ay sid a O r . Sanlord Pioneer M athoditl Church. 110 H P op lar Ava . Sanlord Saniando Unitsd M athoditl C h urch. S A 434 and 14. Longw ood St Jam as A M E . 9lh at Cypres* St Luka M B Church ot Cam eron City. Inc . Baardail o il S A 44 E St Mary t A M I Church. SI R l 419 O sta an St Paul t M athoditl Church. O tla v n A d Enterprise Stratton) Memorial Church. S OaBary M A Z A R IN E F irst Church ot lh* Hajaran*. 2341 S anford Ava Oanava Church o l the N u a ra n * . S R 44. Geneva Laka Mary Church o l lha N u a ra n * 171 E C ry stal la * * Av* Lake Mary Longwood Church o l th e N u a ra n * . Way man 4 Je ssu p A v * . Longwood Markham W ooda C h u rc h of tha N u a ra n * . S R 4 4 .3V9 Mila* W aal ot 14 at th* Waklva River P R lt S T T I M A N Dallona Presbyterian C h urch, H ollan d Bivd 4 A ustin A v * . Dallona Flrat Pratbylarian C h u rc h ot la * * Mary First Prssbylarian C h u rch . Oak Av* 4 3rd SI First Pravbytaclsn C h u rc h o l DaBary. E. H ighland Markham Wooda Prasbylarian Church, 3210 Markhsm Wood* Road, laka Mary. FI St Andrew* Prasb ylarian Church. 9413 Bear Laka Rd St Marks Prasbylarian Church. 1021 Palm S p n n g t Rd . Am m onia Spg* Tutcaw ill* Prasbylarian Church. 3400 W est Star* Rd 424. Ovtado F la Upset* Community P rasb ylarian Church. Upsata Rd Westminister P rasb ylarian Church. Rad B u g R d . Caasatbarry SEVENTH DAT AD VEN TIST Forest L ik a Seventh Day A d v a n lisl Church. Hwy 43S. Forts! City Mara H ill Seventh Day A d v a n lisl Church. SOI E 2nd S t . Sanford Sanford Savanlh Day A d v a n lisl Church. 3413 N Highway 427 Savanth Day A d v an lisl Church, M aitland A v a . Allam ont* Springs W inlar Springs Savanlh Oay A dventist Ctiurch, 90 S M oss Rd OTHER C H U R C H E S All Faith Chapel. C am p Sam inoi*. W asiva Park. Rd A lla n s A M E Church. O liva A I2 lh Baardail Avenue H oim aaa Chapel. Baardail Av* Chuluola Community C h urch Church o l Jasu s C h rist o l L a lla r Day Sam is. 2313 Park A,* Family Church C h ristia n C anlar. 1344 Sam inoi* B iv d . Casselberry First Born Church o t th* Living O od. Midway First Church ot C h rist. Scie n tist. Elkam Bivd and Venus S I . Deltona Fust Pentecostal Ch ur ■ o l Longw ood F irsl Pentecostal C h u rch o l Sanford Full Gospel Church o t O od in C h n s l. IB24 Jerry A v * . Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2724 Country C lu b Road Grace Bib<* Church. 2444 S S anlord Ava Holy Tnnty Church o f G o d in C h rist. 1314 M an g ou ltin* Av* Kingdom Hall o l Jahovah s W itness. Lake Monro* Unit. 1942 W Thin) SI Lake Monro* Chapel. Orange B ivd . la k e Monro* Mt OUv* H oliness C h urch. Oak H ill R d . Ostaan Neighborhood A llia n c e Church. X I Markham Wood* Road. Longwood PantacostM Open B ib le Tabernacle. Ridgewood Av# . Off 29th opposite Saminoi* H igh S ch o o l Prais* and Power C h urch. 111 W W ilbur Av* . Lake Mary Rolling H ills Moravian C h urch S A 434. Longwood Sanlord Alliance C h u rch 1401 S Park Av* Sanlord Bibi# Church. 2440 Sa n lord A ta Second Church 0> Th* Liv in g O o d 3429 Baardail Av# . Sanlord Th* Full Gospel C h u rch o l Our Lon) Jasu s C h n sl. Washington S t . Ca naan City th a Salvation Aimy. 700 W 24lh SI triumph Th* C h u rch o l th* Haw Ag* 1004 W tt h St Umlad Church ot C h rist. Allamont# Com m unity Chapar, Allamonl# Springs Umlad Church ot C h rist C h ristia n Fellow ship. 240 H Country Club Rd . la k e Mary U C S S Spin in H Centra. 12S A South Votuti* Av* . Comer ot Grave* and Volusia A ,* Orangw C ity Winlar Springs C om m u nity C vaig aU cal Congregations'. 219 Wad* 5t Winter Spring* ______________________________ :* , K I *i1 �I J Eye disorder calls for second opinion PETER GOTT.M.D • a e o a i o p in io n from I-m u 111 J .i.'j 1 1 ;•J .1 1 .1 Jl h i 111111 .1 . U'i ,1 Ml i i i i i t i .j.'JU i r 111..•J 1 11 j i i . M. l 1 j . •j .1. i . h i l11 j .1 l 1 .1 *)u ,’Jl 111 1 1 .'JI1M r .l.-J •JM ) .•J . I . L . . 1 J .1 J .it 1 .1 j •.11 J i l l ! * . J 1 1 11 .1. 1 1M..J. -J .(III 1 .1 •J . J i l l j i f .1 J, i i i i f . i . ) , ; 1 . i i i d . ) ll.-Jtj J ,1 111 . j in iriii ] in j b r ie f d sa c r tp llo a . 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You could Things m ight get rath e r interone else. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A buxx be ex c ep tio n a ly lucky where eating for you at this tim e In the rom ance departm ent. of exciting news m ay m ake its goal fu lfillm e n ts concerned. ro u n d s am ong your friends to­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) d a y . I t ' s p o s s ib le th a t th e 21) T h is la one o f those unusual C ontinue to be hopeful today bulletin Is all about you and d a y s w h e n you could learn regarding the outcom e or events. som e significant developments. so m e th in g of real significance Things a re back on course now. Know w here to look for romance t r y i n g to te a c h another. Be and you should get th e type of a n d you’ll find It. The Astro- g e n e ro u s tow ard those who ask end re su lts you've been antici­ G r a p h M atchm aker Instantly y o u r advice or counsel. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. pating. reveals w hich signs are rom an­ Q E a llltl (May 21-dune 20) tically perfect far you. Mail $2 19) G reater retu rn s a re more You're an exceptionally good possible today from som ething p l u s a long, self-ad d ressed , salesm an and prom oter today, stam p ed envelope to M atchmak­ y o u consider a second source of so d o n 't w aste your time on er. cJo this new ipaper. P.O. Box incom e th a n from your usual trivial projects. If you're going to 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- c h a n n e l o f earn in g s. Review sell som ething, shoot for som e­ y o u r circum stances to see what 3428. thing big. o p p o rtu n ities exist. CANCER (Ju n e 21-JuIy 22) AQUARIU9 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Confidential Information from a You te n d to pick u p the vibes of You w ere better yesterday at l e a s t - e x p e c t e d s o u rc e co u ld th o se w ith wham you associate handling little transactions than prove beneficial to you today — to d a y . H anging a ro u n d with you w ere at handling big ones. If you choose to act on It. T here's som eone, you feel Is lucky will Today, however, conditions are rev e rsed , a n d you could be a chance you might not give It luckier in Urge m atters. th e Im po rta nc e It d e serv e s, ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R ENthough. TERPR1SE ASSN. LIRRA (S ept. 23-Oct. 23) b y L e o n a rd S ta rr ANNIE A V -V l.iP A N Tir B'/tfAPf raoA r SOI8 m * . �I aam I a Ak —------- 1 —» § — —— jvwiBn population on ma-*— nao NEW YORK — T he Jew ish population o f th e United S tates increased slightly last year to 8.901.000. u p by about 40.000 a n d am o u n tin g to 2.4 percent of the U.8. population, th e 1901 A m erican Jew ish Year Book says. T he com pilation by the American Jew ish C om m ittee reports recent Increases In Detroit: Middlesex C ounty. N .J.: O range County. Calif., an d Seattle. * But a long-term decline continued In the Mlamf-Dade County region o f Florida, once a n area where A m erican J e w s lived In record num ber. Jew ish population there fell m ore th a n 20.000 t o 201.800. th e new figures show. Directly* focus** on tobicco oofnpsni#* SANTA FE. N.M. — Under a directive adopted by th e General Assem bly of th e Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). a m eeting here o f a n investm ent com m ittee singled out 12 tobacco com panies subject to divestm ent by the church. They are A m erican Brands (American Tobacco Company), BAX Industries (Brown and Williamson). Culbro Corporation (General Cigar). Dtbrell Brothers. Imaaco Ltd.. Liggett Group, Philip M om s. R othm ans Inc.. RJR Nabisco. S tandard Com­ m ercial. UST Inc. and Universal Corpora tion (Universal Leaf). Stronger stand urged on abortion MINNEAPOLIS — A petition by a group of pastors a n d lay people ask s th e Evangelical Lutheran C hurch in Am erica to reject a comm ission-proposed resolution on abortion and ta k e a stronger stan d against it. tion In Phoenix, Arts.: “There a re m ore worsh ippers on Sunday than a t an y tim e in the last 2 0 years. A nd giving is MW F M Judgment. tying and S tin e iltu n tn In Somlnglo Cowity, Florid*. I# wit: Lai I. Suck C af DSUID MILLS SANK atctrSlae Fa the F la t tsaraaf. aa rvcardM In Flat ■an IS at Fafi 11 ante Fustic Roiordi at fcmlnaU County, T hese a re Just so m e o f the in d ic s tio n s of t h e c h u r c Y s Flert*e OATIO tail tits aav af Auguot. tftt. MARYANNE MORSE M embership a n d attendance ne gaining ground, a ccordin g to M l survey findings. This could t tem porary, sociologists note. CSrftatNuOmHCawrt Sy: Jana »■Jaoowic Deputy Cttrfe v attC tattS thorgby eacurod piny any io ta . ^S ™ In fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g tocursd party'* tacurtty HiMratl m ar Sa (Stakes S am : FuSlltll: Augutt)i. *3. tf»l W ill the elderly m iss the boat? It Into the sm aller boat b u ilt to hold seven . The 31 o thers w ent down with th e W illiam Brown. As Hal Butler tells the sto ry In his book “ Abandon S hip." the overloaded longboat rode so low In th e w ater that It soon becam e obvious th a t unless som e o f the passrngrrs were throw n off. the whole boatload o f 42 w ould perish. ‘Do w hat you h a v e to d o .“ George Harris, the captain o f the William Brown w ho was In the ■mailer boat, called to the first m ate In charge of th e longboat. Under orders to “ lighten the boat.*’ two burly crew m an. Alex Holm ea a n d J a m e s Murray, moved methodically through the longboat and threw 18 p assen ­ gers Into the black, icy sea. The next day a schooner spotted the longboat an d rescued the 28 survivors. The sm aller life-boat was picked up by a fishing vessel. There w as a loud public outcry In the weeks that followed re­ sulting In the longboat crew being ch arg ed w i t h m ur de r . Curiously, only Holm es -was In­ dicted. His trial In Philadelphia created a sensation. S e v e n s u r v i v o r s of th e longboat disaster took the stand. Some c o n d e m n e d Holmes. O thers said his actions w ere "n ecessary under the circum stances." Convicted of m an sla u g h te r, Holmes was sentenced to six m onths In Jail. He served his term , then returned to the sea. w ill not b oo cco plo b fe Tho C ity ot Son lo rd r t t t r v t i tho righ t to accept o r ro|oct any o r o il MR*. w ith nr without c o m m , to wotvo fe c h n lc o lllfe t or to occopt tho few w h ic h In l it lodgem ent boot to rv o t tho Inlor o i l of tho C ity . C IT Y O F S A N F O R D W oltor th o o rln P u rc h a tln g Agont August 14. IWI P u h llth : A u g u tt 14. t«*l O f MW CLASSIFIED ADS THf ESTATI OF ROMRT S. THROM. JR.. JEANNETTE MICHELE THROW. KYMIERLEE SHANNON THROM and QUALITY SOLAR SYSTEMS OF FLORIDA. INC.. JO S EPH ol.. D. S C H IA V O N E . ot Do fondant* AMENOEONOTICEOP FORECLOSURE SALE RVCLERK OF CIRCUCSCOURT N o lle * I* horaby give n that tho und artig nad AAoryann* AAo t m . C la rk ot the C ir c u it C o u rt o l Som lnolo County. F lor Ido. w ill, on tho lift* d a y of Septem ber, Iff), at 11:00 A M . ot the W**t F ro n t door o l tho S o m lno lo County C o u rth o u M . In tho C ity of Sanford. F lo rid a , o ffe r tor M l* and M il a t p u b lic o u tcry to tho hlg h ott and b ott b idd e r for coth. tho fo llo w in g d o tcrlb o d property tltu o lo d In Som lnolo County. F lo rid a , to w it: Lot 40. O E E R R U N U N I T I4A. accordin g to the p la t thereof a t recorded In P la t Book IV. Pago* H and VI. P u b lic R o c o rd t o l Som inotoCounty. F lo rid a p u rtu an t to tho I Inal d ecree o l lo ro c lo tu rv entered in a ca te ponding In M id Court, tho tty I* o t w h ic h I t SO UTHEAST M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y , v t. J O S E P H D S C H I A V O N E . ot ol W IT N E S S m y hand and of flc lo l M o l o l M id C o u rt tin t 4th doy o f A ugu tt. IVVt (S E A L ) B y . D orothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk P u b llth A u g u tt V. 14.1VVI D EI It) Do N orton t v NOTICEOF SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N t h a t , p u n u o n t lo o F l n o l Judgm ent doled A ugutt IX IWI, In C o m N um b er tl-I T M -C A 14 G . ot tho C irc u it Court o« tho Eighteenth Ju d ic lo l D itt r ic t In end tor Seminole County. F ie r i d o . In w h ic h S U S A N A N N T H R O M l» tho P lo In tlN en d T H E E S T A T E O F R O B E R T S. T H R O M . J R .. J E A N N E T T E M IC H E L E THRO M . K Y M B E R L E E SH A N N O N T H R O M and Q U A L IT Y S O LA R S Y S T E M S O F F L O R ID A . IN C ., o re tho Defendant*. I w ill M i l to the hlg h otl and hot) bidder tor c o th o t tho We»t Front door ot tho County CourthouM. Son lord . F lo rid a , o l 1100 A AA. on Sop tem ber 10. IN I. tho fo llo w in g described property tot forth In tho F ln o l Judgment L o t It. Sandalwood, acco rd in g to tho plot thereof a t recorded In F la t Book I L Pago II. P u b lic Record* o l Somlnoto County. F lo rid * Doted th it 11th day of A u g u tt. INI (Court Sooll M A R V A N N E M O RSE C L E R K OF T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T B y Jana E . Jo tow ic A* Deputy Clerk P u b llth Augutt 14. I X IN I D E I IM N O T IC E O F E M E R G E N C Y M E S T I N O O F T H E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y E X P R E S S W A Y A U T H O R IT Y H A V IH O B E E N H E L D P i** m take notice ftvat on August I X I f t l *t 1 3 0 A M In R oom W i n o l the Som lnolo County S o rv lco t Building. 1101 E o tl P lr t t Street. Sanford. F lo rid a the Som lnol* County E ip r o ttw a y A u th o rity hold on em erg en cy m ooting The pur pot* o l the m atting w o t to a d d ro tt tho a iv e rt'o n t m ade In v o r lo u t court pleading* tiled by tho T urn p ike C o u n te r* O ffic e ot tho F lo rid a Departm ent o l T ron tp orto Hon concerning c la im * tho* have boon filed relating to the alleged im pact* o l rig h t ot w ay ro M fv a tlo n map* that wor* tiled p ertaining to pro p o rtlo t w h ich woro late r acq u ired a t rig h t ol way tor P ro je c t I o l tho Somlrwt* County E ip r o tt w a y Tho Authority authoritod tlo M to take a ll ap p ro p ria te action*. Including tho tiling ot pleading* an d action*, to dotond again*! a t ta r t ic n t and claim * m ad t by the F lo rid a D epartm ent ot T ra m p o rta lio n a g a m tl the A uthority by alleging that Ih* A utho rity h a t co ntinuing lia b ility a t to th# Turnpike P rotect 1. •■tending from Slat* Road 414 to U S H ighw ay 11/VI S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y E X P R E S S W A Y A U T H O R IT Y B y G o r a ld N B n n to n E ie c u tiv o D ire c to r nci m P u b llth . A u g u tt 14. IWI ire (I.S. SAVINGS BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT This Is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. Inter**! b o o rin g ............................................ F e d e ra l fund* p u rch o to d ..................................... Socurltlo* to ld u n d tr agreem ent* to 'o p u rc h a M D em an d note* Ittuod to Ih* U S. T r ta t u r y ......... O th er b orrow ed m oney........................................ M ortgage in d ib to d n o t t end obligation* under cap! tail rod lo m o * . . ........................................ B an k * lia b ility on acceptance* OMCutad MAIL TO: Sanford Hsrald C lassilisd A dt P.O. Box 1S57 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 * ONLY ONI ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE U n d ivid ed p rofit* and cap ital ro to rv o t................................. L E S S : Not u n r o o lln d lot*on m arkotobto equity to c u rItio t Total equity capital............................................................... L o o M t d o lo r r a d p w r t u o n t t p llU .s e. IS » ( | I....................... T o tal equity c a p ita l and lotto* deferred p u rtu a n t to I I U S C . It2](|>.................................................. 1.07* T o tal liab ilitfe*. lim ite d life preferred tto ck. and eq u ity c a p ita l and lotto* doferrod p u rtu a n t to I J U S C 101(11.............................. 1X1/4 I. Sutan L L a w iv C ath io r. o l Hi* above named b o n k do he reb y d e cla re that th it R eport o l Condition It tru e and co rre c t to tho b o tt o l m y knowledge end bat lot /*/ Su ta n L Low I* Ju ly II . IWI W*. the u n d ortlg n od director*, ttfe tt to Ih* c o rro c tn o tt ot t h it ttotem on t o t ro to u rc o t end Itabilltto*. Wo doctor* R ia l It h a t bean a cam m ed by u*. and la Hw b ott o l our knowledge and b olfet ho* boon p rep ared In conform ance p in* me in ttru c tio n t a n d It true a n d co rre c t Director* / * / Stanley H Sandotur / t / F W T h u rt ton /*/ Jo m o t R D y cu t P u b iith A u g u tt 14. I N I 0 E I l« l "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties” 300 N. French A vt.. Sanford 322-2611 �io iH M B iN iB B M H H B H H S B B H H lilM H f a M - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 16, 1091 It—Private Orlando •Winter Park 322*2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. hours M l A JL • Ic M P J L ■XPERT PIANO I your home or i ■At?- l esslee. R e su lt t instruction. P a r all levels A styles. Fall elf C aRRM Pa PARTY RATES private ♦7—Apwrtnwfite K AlMutd |toau|l' t MlAWnM r ir n t f s v m CLASSIFIED ADS Ssminols 71-mu <MRNteg~ A Education U m m m IIn I a n . . . M e a la s • R M fttn R M T [DAILY PAY tnmxtmrtm Residential axperlanc*. Qrtygrsm.MMm________ pararygwtttNna.-.....JE3NBB BE A oral/ButMer/ResMwttal. CaR O M O M I M M T A M M M T SIJBow WANTED. Shirt* shop A d d t l anytime. ..J D I M IT-A#DrtmDNt*/ K itchen u**,*pooi/tonnls. Lg. bWm. w/priv. . PvR kouao wo. SN0 toe. B7S wb. MaN pro N r rod. Be -----------": H I -04II on mm ? r k * i above reflect o SI .! 0 Cash discount lo r prom pt poyment. Schedul­ ing moy Include Harold Advertiser at to* to tt o l an adAtionol day. Cancol whon you pot results Fay only lo r doy* your a d run* at rata oarttod. I ll* M l description lo r lo t le s l rotult*. Copy m utt follow arcoplablo typographical lorm . O SAO tlNIS Too* day thru Friday 12 Noon Tho Day l o t o r* Publication Sunday A n d Monday 3:10 P M , Friday A D JU S T M IN T S A N D C R E D IT S : In A n a v w rt e t a n w n r In a n aR , M p l a n i a r d H tr a M w ill An rts p n n a IM t N r Mw firs t In s a rtia n a n fy a n d a n fy in th e a i t a n t a t M t c a st t f m a t In s a rtia n . F ta a s a cA ack y a a r a d f a r a c c u r a c y Itw H 1 1 - N f N M 27—Nvrteryft Child Cara ll Fro* m edico! carp, t r e n t p o r la llo t t . c o u n s e lin g , p r iv e t * doctor plus liv in g expenses. A t C H I L D C A R E . Oh IdyltwUds O r. Safe A loving environm ent tor your c h ild . Ratos. S3045 a wfc. F o r C M M ca ro la d la aaty M w a p ta a — taW.. ...... H»7SS7 A B C S M A L L D A Y C A R I, T IC to r b ab ies toddlers. Hot m eals. E t c R e f s ........m a m ft Bar 7737511 Can Attorney a F O U N D - b ic y c le . n a a r Lh. M a ry . D o n o r m u tt Identify. 407»O M 5 C H I L D C A R ! In m y home, t o d d le r s to * y r s . H R S certifie d . M l M i l ____________ C H I L D C A R E . In m y Sanford homo. Infants Welcom e! Flex ib le hour*. Ja A a n t l t IM S. FOUNOtll Lena hair dog. noi Somlnolt High School. Coll m -M tr L O S T I I B lo c k ' a to n m e lo puppy. V ic in it y o f Sa n ford Foot O ftk o . Sunday m o rn in g R E W A R D !.............. ............ D A V S O R E V E N IN G S Intent* W e lean * 1 Refer. If n e e d e d .ta s a w e e fc .n l ITO —- Legal Notices L IO A L N O T IC l N olle* It hereby m od* to a ll toot# concerned and ottoctod that C J ‘ i H tg A A ir C o nd ition log. Sanford E M e tric, an d A d ­ co ck R ooting h a t p * rfo rm * d project rH R S tS O llO ll, Som lnol* Ju venile D*t*ntlon C*nt*r lo c a l *d ot 300 Bush B lvd ., Sanford. Fla. Publish: August It. It. It. IM I D E I 171 IH THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EtOHTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.M4I45CA14-0 THE RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION a* Receiver tor COMMONWEALTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI AT ION. FORT LAUDEROALE. FLORIOA, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to F in a l Judgm ent ot F ore clo sure entered In the above styled cause In the C ircu it C o u r t In a n d fo r S a m ln o l* County. F lo rid a . I w ill sail at p u b lic auction to tho highest b id d e r In cash at lh* W est Iron! door ot the Courthouse In San ford. Sem inole County, F lorida, a l I t ,00 a m . on September II. m i . that c ertain p arcel o l real p rop erty situated in the County o l Seminole, Stele o l Florida, m ore p a rtic u la rly described as follow s U n it N u m b a r 0 2, L A K E K A T H R Y N V I L L A G E . A CON D O M I N IU M A C C O R D IN G TO T H E D e cla ra tion ol Condom ini um o l L aka Kath ryn V illag e, e condom inium and e ih lb ils an n o te d thereto, hied the 2W i day o l August, m o . in O ffic ia l R et o rd s Book I2t). P ag e* 1013 through 1049. P u b lic R ecords ol S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , together w ith an undivided In terest In the common elem ents describ ed in sa id D eclaration ot C o n d o m in iu m to be e n ap purtenanc* to the above Condo m in iu m U nit W IT N E S S M Y H A N D A N D S E A L o l Ihls Court on this lh* 14th day o l August. 11*1 (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M O RSE C L E R K O F THE C I R C U IT C O U R T B y Dorothy W Bolton Deputy C le rk P u b lish August It. 22, 1WI D E I 145 E S S V H N H Y A S J H C O F H K K K H 1 1 . * K M F C P B C D E H D * C Q K K H 1 1 A H V K D J C D S J U H a G Z S H h ave own tools. J2>7 COMPUTE* SKCIAIIJT F o r te c h n ic a l support et social s a r v lc * tra n s p o rta tio n pro­ g ra m R esp o nsib le ter c re a t­ ing p ro g ra m s to support adm ln ls lr e t lv e d u t ie s ef co o rd in a to r and re p o rt w ritin g req u ire d. M u lti u ser Paradox a n d /o r D a t a lla x e x p e rie n c e p re fe ra b le S a la ry *20.000 to S25.H1 depending on quail I lea Hons Send resu m e to: Section C k le l, T ransportation Dis­ a d v a n ta g e d Fragrant, t o l l W y m a r a R aid , S e lla IBS, W in te r P a r k . FLS7S*. E q u a l O p p ortun ity E m p lo y e r CONSTRUCTIONAU. TRADES Local/Caribbean Islands 1 ae; atf-toWTatanl RutldarsPee C O O K 5-D u n b a r's R estau ran t C a ll Paul: ____________332 4*35 DENTALASSISTANT ARECEPTIONIST D e n ia l A s t ls la a t . r e q u ir e s resum es A copies o t c e r t if i­ c a te s sent to B o x *504*7, L a k e M a r y . F L 13705 0*47 R ece p tlen lst pleas* send re ­ sum e to sam e P O. B ex. EARN 15*011*00 WERKI Stott envelop** e t heme. No c ast I SEND SASE to: Oetdee Dis­ trib u to rs. P O Bax 271110 C. C orpus C h rlx tl, T X 70*37-1510 G R E A T M O N E Y D is trib u tin g patented n u tritio n products. D ebbie M a r te l ........U4-I111 j D M M a t u r e w o m a n to p ro v id e h o u s e k e e p in g , m e a ls a n d c h ild c a r e , in P r o f e s s io n a l c o u p le's hom e P le a se send resum e to: Bex IS. O iB e r y . F L 53711 M i l J H M CsfstBfU 1 H M B Q 8 V V H A P P Y E L V E S C H IL D C A R E C E N T E R need* o r g a n is e d d ependable and en erg etic ca r* q iv e r E t p and n a tu ra l love lo r c h ild re n a m ust 331 33B4 HotiSBfcBBpSf/NBRRf V B V S J — AUTOMOTIVEMECHANIC Need lake charge parson to oversee shop. Must knew Irani end. broke*. *opens ions. 4 tr alignments a lig n , wheel computer A Defendants VOpm past «n«J p ttsw il fwch !•((•• m trw ctpTwr «i*sd« foe •AOtNfY tM ktf » Chj0 P r-ijuMi M F 8 auto puts nnrcis Needed Immediately! Aik Nr Mike........ ............Call t» 4 M ) DIANA RAE BIDWELL and MAUREEN J. WARMAN and AETNA FINANCE CO . CELEBRITY CIPHER CNteDftry C'pftwf £J*Ypil&Qf asms «f« u r jlo t i ititm i^jQfjitorki by f«>ncNj% C V Z H Earn up to 111.20 hr. We Train I Hiring now lor local area: Call t-BIM Bbmi APPLY NOW I Drivers, security guards. | an ltors, warehouse help and otflca help- (Will train) SlSPhonaFee. ________i-toa w t mm.________ P la ln tllf, P la in tiff. v. B O N N IE R .Z O R B A U G H . at a l.. Defendants N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N p ursu ant to F in a l Ju d g m e n t deled August a. I t t l. entered In Case No. to 5770 C A It G In the C irc u it Court o l lh* llt h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and tor S em ino le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w h a r e ln C IT IB A N K . FE D E RAL S A V IN G S B A N K . *1 al . Is lh* p le ln llt t and B O N N IE R ZOR B A U G H , at a l . are defen dents, I w ill sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash a l the west Iron! door o l the Sem inole C o un ty C o urth o use. S a n lo rd . F lorida , at t l 00 A M on the >7th day o l Septem ber, IM I, the follow ing d escribed p rop erty as tat forth In la id F in a l Judg m e n l.fo w lt LO T I. B L O C K B. C O U N T Y C L U B M A N O R . U N I T 1. A S U B D I V IS I O N . A C C O R D I N G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K II. P A G E 100. O F T H E P U B L 'C R E C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY, F LO R IO A a /k /a 114Country C lu b Road. Sanlord. F lo rid a 12771 D A T E D T H IS 4 lh d a y o l August, I f t l M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C IR C U IT C O U R T C L E R K By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy C le rk P u b lish A uguste. 1*. I t t l D E I 117 J APPUCAIMMCJ08S vs. and loan association. G For coordinator el social serv­ ice trsnsportotlwi program Responsible for billing Mid p ay m en t system betw een m u ltip le p r o v i d e r s e n d purchasers ot services end preparing ol financial reports. K nowledge e t g r a n t, e n ­ terprise fund, and smell busi­ ness accounting required. Ex­ p erien ce with accounting software desired. Degree In accounting and on* year experienc* required. 111U M ' ‘ Salary ' H to 135,101 depending on quali­ fication*. Send resume to: Section Chief, Trans pert* Hon D isadvantage Program, toll W ymare Reed, Sella IBS, Winter Perk, PL 337BB. Equal Opportunity Employer. ADD TO TOUR INCOME AVONI SELL SKIN SO-SOFT CALL 333-4323 or m -asee N otice Is hereby g iven that the undersigned d t ilr ln g to engage In business at Altam onta M all, 450 A ltam o n te Ave. In tho C ity ot A ltam o n te Springs. County of Sem inole, State at F lo rid a , un d er the nam e ot T H O M M C AN Intends to register said name w ith the D ivisio n ot Corpora lio n s lo r the Slat* o l F lo rid a W F A LT A M O N T E THOM M C A N . INC. O w ner P u b lish : August I*, m i D E I 1*1 CITIBANK, FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, f/k /a CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA, a fe d aral saving s 323-5176 # * # VOLT# * e TEMPORARY SERVICES _____ c a t i t i e r m NOTICE I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N E II T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F LO R ID A C A S I N O . *0477* C A I 4 0 R l i H Legal Notices N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Notice Is horoby g ive n that I om engaged in business a t 271 Wllshlr# Blvd., C asse lb e rry, F L 12707. Seminole County, F lo rid a , under the F ictitio u s N am * of S O F T W A R E C R E A T IO N S , and that I Intend to register sold nam e w ith the S e cre ta ry o l Stole. Tallahassee, F lo rid a . In accordance w ith to# p rovision s of tho F ic titio u s Memo Statute. To-Wlt: Section w o t . F lo rid a Statutes IMP. K e re n S. Natal# P ub lish : A u g u st!* , m i DEI-114 Z 71—Htlp Wanted SHARON'S AderaHe Stlnfcenf Eac. r e f t I CPR trained Hot meals. TLC I Call 3 » 1154 SMALL DUALITY HOME LIKE O a y c a r e A P ra s c fc a a l. Openings l Meits , learning pmgraml Ptoygra—dl Petty tk 'd l Lk.14101......... 5317*11 WILSON ANSA CMtdcnm, all ages. Days/Nights. Reason able rate*................... n o -itti F o r D etails: 1 BN-433 4354 ■InwlAo I U b m R6 M—wS6-.e-eo wRPw8teSteS*Y pS i $Kw • A S CASH PON MTSS.-BM 300 Larkweed Dr. S30-SM0, Lk'd. MR afternoon* and eves, m y San­ fo rd home. 311-lOR) KCOMJI NOTARY -Jd g BotfghtDSpK EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE, good home, good meal*, great carol liltle S .M P .3 H -am MOTHER ol 1 will babysit Support a m o d lca l expense* p a id . C a ll A tty s t W o s to a . $1i r m r 4 A t w o n o S » l F L B o r 7074?I l l A F0 7 SM D D H . P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N " T h e U n ite d S i j l e a has lo m o ve very Iasi to o v e n s ta n d still '* — J o h n F K e n n e d y 1-4A Maitland Bfvd. Two.-Thvrs.1B3.EOB RMTVRII eac. Income aepartonttyl Wli tr m n -w 7 p jT w ig t.tn » MEDICAL Accepting applications if*CurVi MmS -BA__ ■--- Aaaia^ These wtth i q s r w d ■ml ■ | A t Sem inole C o m m u n ity Cot leqe lo c a tio n No w eekends or hoiIidays id. F u ll tim e, cook he lp er- prep, fu ll tim e p orter, p art t im e e t p e r ie n c e d d e s s e r t prep p a r i tim e c e sh ie r. p a rt tim e evening g r ill cook A p p ly M o nd ay an d Tuesday, Aug IVth and 20lh between * A M 13 Noon at Can teen C o rp o ratio n S55 Sunshine L o n e U L / N IWMMBD SPCCIALf Br. d ls c o o a ts t Cleon re a m s, Kitchen indB. MS wk US BUND. Dnm . Prlv. . N epetil IPS dsw th. utM. M c lH IS n i IILD ROMS, C om plete privocy d n o N downtown. US wk. No security H PBS4 POOL and kitchen prtvllop**. Quiet nan smakor/drlnker. motora adult. STS/wk 3 0 7333 PNfYATB homo wTprtvt leges. Baca Rent Ncetton. 3B1A41S er »77>toB1 p H M ft £RB6RRRRFg ^H^RR?' rettonal skills. XtoWN M I N I • CHILD C A R ^ n r o it m WALK T O ___________ _____ P o r k Avw. P o m . A U n fu m . U O -WPBh/IHB month. 33» 3S|3 f 7—Apti tenwlt - 1 /r S lf.ff/H r. h+m ip w i. For call m m ___ ♦ # W ill HI PRIVATE hams In Lengwoed. IBB p ar week. _ t M A f A i DR _privacy* —a..^—. PM im M* *- _i w if t p curtty Inctudw utilities I, kltch- i* * Biw per week. 331-4114 or S4PW37 and Me. Call Vito: 7am Mpm 7doy* te—AMrteMfiti W—AMI tHWHt* U n fv m is n R W / k b h i UFpvTVV VtiaVVOT w nViVV MARINER'S V ILIA M Lake Ada t Ibdrm -.M M m oA up. NEW t BDRM ., B BATN. * a SANFORD TOWNHOUSE. 3/IV» wtd unit. CHA. aN kit. appltonco*. m toh A w rtk a h . Ip. sem rm . shad. cell. tans, fenced yd., prlv. parking, frasi avail. S43S me... .huge t bdrm. In charming opN x. Eat In kitchen, onctoood sunraom. tots ol windows W ry special. SISS/ma plus S3SP securI up*, eufsld* util Ify" rm., Mmdi. *435 mo........... 335 toU NKB 1 BDRM. par Op* apt. wnN PM J B jfe ORB BIDNOORL N ka areal Off st. parkin*. K i wk. includes util, m e «»c 3n»2X4 to.......................... ■Messrs SANFORD -1 and 3 bWm. apt*. Goad areas Mow In Nr only S 3 S P -S 4 S P . S 3 IS - S 3 4 S OBTIIM - 1 hdrm Apd*.. BW par week Includes utlllttos. No pot*. Cell 3301)1__________ t RDRRL. wait N vwN carpet, A /C . re c o n lIp remodel: •doled. MOVE M SPECIAL! t tf~AMrtiMRN 3 DORRL t BATN. r/dryor. control air. I u n iw f iiv iv iv p / P 8 v n 34*0/ma. plus WpOSlt. 0B> 3*B3. days,-BBOUN, owe ALTAMONTE SPNNMS • Hug* 3 bdrm. 2 bath, woshor/d U4l/ma.Bt»43M * I BBDBODRW. 11 ■ •m o w tlllllo s. BJ1B m o. D lM N O N O V * * ROBE CLIFF APARTMENTS Now 1 bedroom ^ w lm o n ts. tar 1510 W/O connections, screened petto* and e x tra star ago closet. 1147 sq. ft. Located on Lh. Mary Blvd. CaM233-MM Equal Housing Opportunity I FIRST FLOOR. 3S4S Myrtle A**., Ip- living ran. I bdrm., 3 balh. Wall to wall carpel. CHA, washor/dryer. S375 me. B4B-WI4 er t-BW-NBI JUSTUREAHOME Single fleer with p riv a te e n tra n c e . Studios. 1 A 1 bedroom s, many extras In­ c lu d i n g s t o r a g e s p a c e . Qutot.coiy community. Nice landscaping ON SITE ■ i t WHO CARE It MANADERS SMRMO COURT .323-1301 ________ C B R « M » taert tlM E /b r WTOdOfTT Nonebod bankrupt 7 Need a car, beat or home NenT IN down p a y m e n t leone a r- O A Y C A R r A V A I L A B L E In m y H id d e n L k . home. Lot* o l T L C . U t J B C M . ........« 5 4 j j j 23—SROCilt Motlcos B I il-M owayte Lttte SANFORD • I n e ig h b o r h o o d , c o m p le te privacy. BW per week plus bBB security, CaM» n t t t BDNM.. wall N wall carpet. A /C . re cen tly romodolod. Largo potto area. BOS/mo. 1 BIDNOORL AC. coiling tans, roomy. «2S plus sec. B3BB. Calf........................ "DIVORCE « ■ m arketing iupper! te help you. Prime lecattane avail­ able. Call Gtenn tePey N r detail*. CRS Inc, M7WT1WB 'HOW TO STAY m a k e e v e r BIM • B ey ” Excellent pay I iN n u a e tk e ii needed I Over 4M cempenlee need heme workers NOWI Call te r a m a iln g re c e r d e d . BB5*?t-W*S Bet. Id LATEST OPPORTUNITY to make money while you save money 18*471SSM o ra e iitiT a e e N IST A U N A N T /PtniR IA N r rent, with egutpment. Seats B4. Ready N open. Comer IT-fl and 3SHi St. SanNrB. ptos private bath. Perfect Nr ana porean. ITS week plus USB security. 1341*35 "B A N K R U P T C Y ! For the price #f a now car, ygu can s t a r t a new c a re e r. Excellent opportunity in a pure service business with large exclusive territory. In e recession proof marketplace. We have an ettensive training t w iu LAKE JENNIE APTS. Under now m anagement! Call us about our move In spoctoh from S1WI Broker. 322 *724 I t l- ......* 1 M F P i:l LAKE MART MMBBS 1 bdrm. wHh * * POIM RCRLTY* * SANFORD • I to and 1 bdrm. apfsl Nk*. largol Pay by hospital. BIN per CaMIP -1340 O SOleecurtto. eect NKB I BB SANFORD, larf* I bdrm. walk to daontoon from Pork A wl t*S/wh. or »**/mo. 3303433 TvwBelillv IWPwrBi I BDRM. I b a m c o lt a io , furnished, BIM/mo. BIM drpasit. Call 33QTBIA owe. 1 Bdrm. I both. Central H /A . p riv a te fenced yd. S33Wme. S3SBSecurity .......... ........ I BDRM, ,ta ^ * ^ b o R « i 1 i | Fenced yd. ■ ...3P4MB JS to L L ± tn ...........< n-l4 4 0 SANFORD. 3 bdrm. Ito bam. tIJO/wb plus S3M sac. or SBBB/mo. Inctudw uftl. 335 B403 SANFORD, tf. I bdkm. OH/wb plus SIW security or *145/mo. 3 bdrm. 1435/m* or sttO/wb Pool, laundry, A/C 3354450 3/1 UPSTAIRS. 1 Mock* of (Park, USB and toe. Barb N5P.OA..................... .3303443 UnternHUtt/MiH N B ID A 1 RONM. w 3 Ddrm. In DELTONA? Large t PRIMARY REAL' (ALIY. ■ JT O B m CLOSE TO DOWNTOWRI 3 bdrm. I bam, now carpet. S4BO/mo. phis dwmit. Call 331543?, Mr. Dixon and dMMdrtvtog HS r ea ce op r d ta t# h tl p ^ p r o v ld o specialty pn area's Rnast packing ard a rs, light doliver let. efticv week. Call Maryam at Wt-Wt? Pratosalanal vtHItatton rvviaw/Quallty aawaanca eaperienc*. tentord eRke. MFM. The lantord Herald. PO I to*7,lawNrdiPIH7T3-lN? Part torn and 1 M l time. >11 shift. P arted scheduling ter teml-retlred hemwnskar leak­ ing Nr samettong N d* wtth that extra time an hand, er N supplement ^Rental Directory SANFORD SANFORD Sanford Court Apartmonts Parkside Place Apartments 3S01 B. ta n f o r d A w . TOWNHOUM AAANTMCNTt 2 Btodroom, 1 Bath 1 N k .N w to d L k .k tw y N r A •toRoBWy Bkdto 1B 3 Btom. Dpt*. Quid! A Sdcur* $400 par month, $200 Sac. 2540 HARTWELL AVE. jd B t t fln n n t o C sn w O H o to fw O tS d 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 • Pull 11m*. 117 Shift Came (abs our Nem at DeBary Manor, an SNP with sub acuN unit providing care and sawfees N skilled patient* N. ventilation d^endent. wo ah a provide a variety at other service* usually afNrod In the acuN car* setting. Experience dMlrabh but will train. CamExcellent working environttN . tPwy IT/Pt DoBory.M-P.PAM sPM EOE BALE* An sawauol Blgnitlod solos opportunity, on our counooKng staff. WO are look­ ing Nr Neal man w woman at good character, who are will­ ing N work In return N r a permanent pood Income app o rtu n lty w ith co m p an y bonoflh. Sales experience In you to preferred. But wo train Wo pra­ ter an ambitious porean who 322-6447 ROSECLIFF APTS. LAKE MARY Dorchaatar Apartments' J DodTpem Apt*. tSM sewed 3 ttoe* kom M • Lsko Mary rA w tO ) New 3 1 N et ettT-OB to LWw INry UktNry* *NOW OPEN!* CALL 322-5955 Epat HeuWng Cppenuney 800 Dorehaater Squara O Geneva Gardens Apartments 323-4923 7b Advertise In This Rental Directory Call Saqford Herald Classified Dept. 1. L N 1 322-2611 322-2090 poopN. Must bo neat and have own transportation. Bi lingual o plus If you Not you arp qualified call: 33510*0 Mr. Cochran SE C U R IT Y O P P IC C N S • ify pay. SSJB par hour N benefit*. Par prodlftou* uttlldrivers Ikanas, good crodtt history and abto N pax* drug N*t. Currant Fla. guard Ikonte or certificate required. Metre Socurlty In Orlando........ ...........H M W Sanford area. Call 7. TUEHIMKTUS Moving & Hiulir We're agon and mablnp MB In ■Santerd Otfka. " u i f Will tr a in tho rlphl personal Ilie*! CaM Lisa Ml laNrvNwtiMNSiBBIBB-am ■7*0 nerd* per minute, processing exper tones. Medi­ cal helpful Sarderd affka. The Sanford H e r d d . P O B aa l**7, Santerd. F 1537751*47 u i ___ L .......... i n < - mftnptfwpnwfi *350735 w e akly + borwtlt*. I W ill tra in ! I-I01-NBB ‘ Air CONdlUOBiiwg ■ H M t in g K DC I A/C • F ast same day se rv ic e A l l m a k a v Freeest's. 47*-It 14.24 hours. 7 days A p w iiin cts KIT/USCDAteUMCIS B ey/S aU * R a co n d /O ve r an teed Must live In SwtNrd Areal Ixpertoecod ONLY! Apply In person: 33P7W 1st S t_______ I-U Y T B M F o r busy a rth o p i d t o ftk o . Contact Sharon............. 7*7 5535 14-IB TUBS OUT KID AAMT The Santerd H e ra ld h a t d ire c t N d m r ta lo o poeltton* a v a l labia today I EMN EXTRA MONEY M o n d a y W e d n e sd a y. 4 4 P M I F I e e lb lo t P a y b y co m m ission. T e ap p ly: Step b y w o o k d a y s. 1 -4 P M , a s h to r D o w . The t a s N r d N w o lA JO* N. F ro a ch A w . lo x lt r d . K O I HOIKA7PUAHCL«322-3IS3 A utom otiv* D B T A I L F I V E R , l e t your ca r sp a rk le tor sum m er I Com p d e ta il s e rv ic e !. . 150*735 H E A D L I N E R S ! M oat car* S40 W agons *7S V in y l tops 110 up C a rp e l 140 up *04 *4* J S * ^ u itd in q CofTtnclors a A D D IT IO N S . A ll rem odeling D u a lity w o rk I T raW lesh oo tl Halerervces M e l * e 470*411 NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES AH typo* construct**! Ret/Cam 1354013 . 3.0. Blind, CBCI1NN C a rp R w T ry C A R P E N T R Y . H om o repair*, r e m o d e l. D e c k s . Sh ad * A G a ra g e s O U A L I T Y I X t)-IB M CprptT/Floors A D E P T C A R P E T C L E A N IN G . C ir c u la r d ry toem sys. d ry in I h r Su m ase rdtscau at ft*? 4755 ClRBning S trv ic e TKCLEIHTIIM KurcismHU W e a re c u r r e n t ly s e e k in g “ ashiers ‘ " personnel ----------Ml C and' “0*11 l o r a c o n v e n ie n c e s t o r e operation A p p ly In person M e n F r l . I O M 00 a t : SPEEO W AV/STARVIN M A R V IN . 4730 W 41*1* R d 4*. Sanlord. F L 33771 * * * H A U L I N G . y a r d tra s h , appliances, fu rnitu re, tra sh o l any k in d ! R ic h a rd ....... 27577*3 CAR PEN TR Y. M ASONARY p aintin g and III* w ork. F re e esllm a to s L is t 'd C a lin 5 4 1 3 « o IT C hom t Improvtmtnl CONCEPT O S T T n S T T to n carpentry) Home, oil Ice. kitchen, betoI n4*547 H o rn # R o p d irg T H E H O U S E D O C TO R I A ll hom e r e p a ir ti P a ln t/T a rm lto ^ a m a j ^ ll^ la * _ J 3 5 N ll L B w n S trv io C L ..5 5 IC C L E A N I N G ! F O R C L A S S Y C L IE N T S I C a ll to* C le a n Taam 100714-M U C O M P L E T E O w I P y Law n A Landscaping. T r w Se rvice A Irrig atio n, com petitive rales. Ireeesllm ato sSun ny’sJT l 7 tio C A T H V S C LE A N IN G SE H V IC E R alerences, reasonable r a le s Licensed ! C a l l 325 7470 L E A V E T H E H ousew erk to u s l N o job loo s m a ll! Reasonable ra le s. R etpe ai lM *. 150-I t N SU M M ER 1 HOT 1 C LE A N ? R a te s h e m S25 A up. C a ll Ja y I R e s /c e m m ................. 04-0047 L A W N C A R E I S5 A U P l F re e estim ate*. Senior discounts T rash re m o v a l........ 1551711 Concret* C A P T A I N C O N C R E T E . W ayne B e a l 3 M an Q u a lity O p era Itonl 130 333ft/34*-7Wl LAW N M A IN T E N A N C E C »m mere 1*1/Ret toe xt sal. Law H atast C e lt T a m ....... 5554130 R A N O Y 'S Q U A L I T Y L A W N . C o m p le te car*, c le a n ups Sine* 1W3 Fra* eel. I 51) 471* Ma30nr V T W P M A S O N R Y . B ric k , b lrc k . stucco, concrete R xn ovelion t U r t A Ins III I44ft/05»*tl7 o v in ^ t C irp o m rY CASMIUtS O N E C A L L D O C S IT A L L I P ain tin g , m asonry, w elding. m o w in g ,etc.II P H . 554S7T1 C A R P E N T E R A ll kinds o l home re p a irs, p ain tin g ft ce ra m ic ilia R ic h a rd G ro w ......» l S t n S H A R P F E N C E ! 1st R a t e w ork Law II I F re e est Wood, c h a in lin k A re p a irs. 333 BftlI A A R H A U L IN G . V a rd I r is h appl . turn Cheap on lim e I SIS/up C a ll Ray 257 71*7 TIiinting m aI n' Risrnnc Q u a lity w o rk ! In t/E xt.. L k 'd a s f a A Insured F re e a d I 3355723 EXPERT PAINTINO A Press. Wasftlag Repairs. Int/axt. F r w e it . 12 y r s 747 **53 Plumbing H o n iR S P u a n iM A ll you r p lu m b irq needs! 14 ho u rs! r « F 0052770173 JSO* P r a s s u r t d R D n in g P C M - House w ash and p ain tin g " Q u o t a s b y p h o n t " . C a ll _ £ o 2 # ^ 3 4 4 ftjo jA M I P ^ ^ U c ra f< riB l4 Typing S trv ii StrvicRS dliiToM f ______ ITm I Typusg/ixok D J E n te rp rise s. M I B E ^lih St ■S anlord 32* 0 4 2 1 /m 7*?3 Trash Hauling HTL S E R V I C E S c le a n up C a ll today e stim a te 7x0 ISO! trash tor Ira* T ra t ServicR bunyan! f l s i i l f t v i d i T re e w ork, lig h t hauling F re esllm a te s. In su re d 311 104 R IC H 'S TREE REMOVAL 24 h r service, fre* estim ates, best D riers I 77a M i l If / r r r ti s r ) tm r /iu.sinrs.s I r r r v lhi\ l o r \.s I tut' 1> S’ /.) I*er Month, ( till ( luwifivd. 'f’J'J J ‘ till J �✓ Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 16, 1981 - WriftM F0t SALEORIENT Newly renavetad. Sanlord (Gotdiboro) I bd*m. 1 b*Mt. ItBIR Murray Jan,m um MULLET LA RI FA., 7* ft. mabNe ham*, a bdrm*. un lumtahad ter rant. MS7-I117 tu rn . BAABAIH ra n t, q u lo t nalghbarhead. .................... iFb.m j**i Off la W tlM . S74-I59B F IR R FARR S/1W CHA Now paMt. carpal SU4 me. •VUMUCMU ) bdrm.. vary large family Mad (nduGng central H/A. Nm carpal and aapdancaa w /di»hw athar. Now varitcet* all wtndaw*. Ctilinp fan*. Fancad yard w /baat *h*H*r and ataraga. Laahlnp far ta u n t wanting a vary nka Plata I* llva and willing ta •aha care at M. AhaaMafy na pal*. AH’a required. tasa plus aacwrlfy daaaaif. a t - m a t •hay an.1 I SaTVmapNaiecuHtv. » i FtCKETT DOWN* 4/7. S im s ■ fra* t awd ry living. I n . batht stM nag. Agent. a* ran S b d rm ., am pla atarag a, tanfral H/A. tarpaf, lantad y a rd , a t l l l t y r o a m with w a a h t r / d r y e r h e a h up* fm hty painted. *47S ptv* dtp. Call SIMM SANFORD-I BIOAOOM. IV* •am . acraan pardv franf and hath, garaga A carpart. AC. lantad bach yard u a a tech tat. leal A security. gppg SANFOKDMAVFAIR ■1 bdrm. I bam. C/H/A. flnglata, large aafc4.aerego.tS7S 121 4545 ] B drm .. a b a m C H A . *J7S M a n l h . S e c u r i t y d a p a a lt naaaflahla. » M b » m a W1 M i d Samlnaia Caunty h em oiN rentl Far free guateW an M M A t.T T .M S S M I TA. A M ) bdrm I ham m new tanMrd Sabdt M SAAT S bdrm. I ham mamr hrk h Tamaiin Aaalfy, MMaw I BATH, tanfral H/A. security d ^ a ta . St. JeNn Realty, d»SHiti y a rd Baa imai SMSma-aMaac.........M » n s t 1/1, .Me Fatal Avail Audi at. m in i 11 IlfKIi y a i IM Pm*mi it#* Cterm VanturalFraparttaa.»i. 1 ID M L a BATH, laniard. Fancad IMS'me. Call w a o i dara.M M P.avaaA aaahand. IBf-Dvptox- T rifjw /g w f LARI MAAY, a n Mea Wall wall carpet. CHA. appliante*. Fancad y d -.... -SIM IP SANFORD, alca l bdrm.. AC. carpet. Olttmaahar. laundry rm., tarpart. p td m a. MATfta a bam. CHA. wean/dryer haahigi Wall ta well cereal....... ....... B I I M •Lmxvtf^vnJ * MOVE-M 8PCOAL* ro n auBPSTi p a off m d a ntik nm B BSS _ NCAACOURTHOUSE. CALLHI M4 Good rental htatary. W.JN St. John'* Raalty. 07 Ml 4IH E. ORANGE COUNTY VI on .4#acre*, large bam....***.*M W. Mallei*ad ~ 114—W a rtto u tG i/ l ____________m - m t DOWNT OWN BA I CR WAAIHOUSI SFACI Ml la IS.SIS ag It. Oach HT. IprinbNrod. Call »*#S44 CACMfHSQUARE 1400tq. ft. from SOS/mo. nt-asi* use. mm. xioo ageara leaf avalldbla. ______ Cell Ml 7m______ SANFORD, taaa ag. A. pravleu* cabinet mfg. doth B ground leading; ampla parking Il ls i r t " ........ i....■•■■??£«! 115—Industrial 1 4 5 5 1 FT. Far laaae. 1 phaaa. leading dxh. I* ft. calling. *3000 me. STENSTROM • HISTORIC! BEDROOM* On PARRon PARR *J7Smon*i. COUNTRY. 1BDAM-1ACRES Uttmontl. Cantary It CModl Roalty ______ m-au_______ 127—OH!cr Rtntals CORNSR ir/n and an ottic* bldg. Groat lor all type* ot butkwtt. 1111457/011 440-5454 TWO I.M tq tt inlta. can ba used fogrth*r. On* unit, 500 ag tt. Call 13517T7 141—Homn fir Salt 111—OffiCB $pec5/R nt FAESTIOE OFFICES NO to A000 ag. ft. Soma fumlthod. 1 Mock*to City Hall. Call A tA d ...... CROWNSQUARE SANFO RD T it. 1.4*1. 121—Condominium ______W idals_____ HIDOIN LANI t 2 bdrm 1 bath. ISIS par month plus U00 aacurlty dwelt. W 0S14 NORTH LAKE VILLAOE - 17*7 and Lk. Mary Bl. 1 bdrm. 1 bath, flraplaca. pool. Nautilus. t*50/mo 0415151or l»lfl* aaim-ammaataaMaa* HO.OaO down, owner fin ancing. 1 bdrm . 1 bath, c m t r a l H /A on I a c r* n r a r Lafc* M onro* K/S.M0.............. Call PI *7*3 ii\11 in \in I STORY DUPLtXI I bdrm. upatair*. 1 downI On Hwy aa. Zoned cam m a r t ia l I p i.fO O NICE 1 bdrm. 1 bath horn*, central air. tamllyroom. hug* oaks, good neighborhood. S P E C I A L B U Y I S44.S00 323-5774 e PINE RIDGECLUB! 1bdrm. 1 bath, wether/dryer. P IS /m o . S E CM. Inc.. L ie A dam a n d E ve h ad th eir G arden, now see Sanford's *1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms* $100 O ff F IR ST M O N T H S R E N T C a r p i A Vinyl, C llln g Fan, Vorttcols A Mlnio, Pool, Tonnlo Court, Clubhouso A Laundry Room • 3 2 2 -2 0 5 0 Monagad byAngm Oordpn Property Mm apamrc ComeHome To Country S tyle Living! SMRMtMULESSTNM $3,055 DOWN *1/1 - fire p la ce , new p aint and carp et, fenced y a rd ..... tlt.fOO • 1 / lV i. 1.700 a g tt. w ith hot tub. ap p liance*, fire p la ce KS1. WO #1/1V> sp ilt plan, appliance*. garage, fenced yard. U 5. wo *1/1 renovated! New carpet, p aint, ree f, carport, fenced y a r d ............................... ***.W0 * 1 /1 on 1/1 acre! New paint, fp lc. fa m ily , liv in g and dining room*. P r iv a c y fence 171.500 LAKEMAIY, LESSTNM $3,000 DOWN #1/1 renovated, new carpet, p a in t , a p o lla n c a * . la n c e d y a r d ...............................*11.W0 *1/1 renovated, new carpet, p a in t a p p lia n c e * , la n c e d y a r d ............................... *1*.W0 ••*17,### Sewn, a ttu m a aa a v a il ly on Ihl* two »fory i r t \, with a p p lia n c e * , a n d lir e p la c * . F enced y a rd w ith poof I **4.500 O W N ER FIN AN CIN G Pln ecre*!. V I . liv in g dining, fa m ily rm ., te c u rlty ty t lt m , fenced yard....U1.W 0 DELTO NA 2/1 on I acre. « r . porch, carp o rt. S41.W0 yi s f' u\ ponri NICK • (I . KAN • AFFOKIMH1.K Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 • SM. 10 - 5 G ove rn m en t R ep o t B A**um* N o Q u a lity Home* In Semi n o le / O r a n g e / V e lu a la / L a k e Count!**. P A lil 4 HI fM 0 S H 0 H N I Z4pcw /m <inA - 1 5 0 5 W . 2 5 th 8 t , S a n fo r d HMDMONEY, RM-V8 Imreater - Owner F la a a cln g PLUS U n it e d W fc y Real Eitata Brokar. *57 5504 i ( a llm m limited Time Offer (1st Month Only) • N ew Carpeang • Naur Appliance* Indudm gR atngaraior.RanBa.O ahw aahar.Q a/. baga O n p o ta l • W aahar I Dryara matalad in unit* tor an ad d ao n al m onW y la* • 24 hour em ergency mamianane* tom es. 330-5204 (tycaUnty 21*3 Bedroom Apartm ents • Washcr/Drycrs in Sclcci Units • Seif Clean Oven • Icemaker • Dishwasher • Garbage Disposal • Pool • Clubhouse „ ; n Tu U H M O N .-S A T . 9 - 6 • Sun. 12 - 3 tr-ea n a m p o u t a t v a n j j m w i a r niO O F A IS L« .« IO W O M ia O H T iving at R iverside C ondominiums IS LIKE TAKING A VACATIONf ALL TH E CONVENIENCES. . . NO UP KEEP! S24-4XM Step Up Into A G reat Apar 2 Bedroom , n iVKQ&lDF. 2 Bath ONLY C O N l)L> M IM l MO NOW LEASING... CBtfai ONLY n iR N tS I I K O A lI N H I W N B lir n *435 I AND2 HFitKOOMS ’4 2 ° 7 and 12 Month Lease Available • Car Wain n , • Saurw Pvuilawf • U n er-U t-O Mjm • P«»l Cu '-'» Pad M r w r end men y$ /y .i11dnuucn DRIVE J w uT - IK H A K t *(407)668-6514 wt FITAI BID. IOSFITAL I lRB,.—___ , ________ ar/BaaG raallcllaaa. am privacy - yatFM liav yaa**a hemal Cant* and m*. yaw'll never Naval LOTS. 0 t^ N ' HOMESW/LOTS FROMI It oloctrle. AWInrec cendHten mtfM L A R R Y ^ ’ M A R T . SIS Sw tN rd A v a . N aw /U aad turn. A appi B u y /S a R /T ra d b --------» s t n . moving-Aaaaa n o t . » tt. SlUi iC Paaaay washer dryer, gsidStOBpNr; Cavck A chair aalld weed tram*. >*tg*-btu*.>i»-atltM •OWTROOG CLOTHES LINE. alngN Bata (umbrella type) aguara. ham atui h baa n* M - t l l ? _____________________ • F A I R R E C L I N I I C H A IR * 2 bWm. I beM, tg. mao4*». ig. liv in g a n d d in in g a r e a w / tlra p H e i. N M d ic k . ig. free*. P r iv a c y a n d te c u rlty . E i t r a ream N r ariVc*. hobby T w m ta o n d amall tear*. SM Nr bath ________ MaPBt • R O C K I N G C H A IR ■ Send eak 1JJ—ACTGDftLots/Sale B r iy o G G i f l I K g O i n l c f NEAR MAYFAIR Oalf caurae. nicety w eed* 1MXMS *14.1*1 Ownar/Raaltor.......... JOT-WIN OCALA RAT' L F O R E S T . Waadrt M il U.*M each, na money dewnlS7l.41 monthly. ________I w a **2 « 2*________ OVER I ACRE! high B dry In oic lualvo Lake H arn ey Wood*. Security gat*, beat ramp. Call ut today. 117.Ml. SNu t ram Raalty tt» w w Ml ACRIS all er pari, c pond*, lone*. Will fit near Poland............ Sanford/lake Mary area. P R E S T I G I O U S M A Y F A I R 4/1 O n 1/4 acre*. Cloae u p v ie w ot L k . M onro*. P e a l B cabana. Renovated. Super I .....*I7*,W0. IM M A C U L A T E L K . M A R Y V I W ith pool. T F it e fu lly dace­ rated. O pen B b rig h t. L o a Oi d but atilt o n ly .................1117.500 H IS T O R IC A L S A N F O R D V t F l r a p l a c a . f o r m a l d in in g . C H A . la n ce d b a ck y a rd . E i t r a n ic e neighborhood......*44.000 V I C O U N T R Y (M O B ILE O n S acre*. B rin g y o u r her***. In A - t c o n d itio n . 1 a rc * * cle a re d . G ood w e ll.......S47.W0. CO TTAO ESTYLE V I G re a t to r a le rte r o r ren tal. Zon ed c o m m e rc ia l. Suitable o ffic e u w ...................... SI*. *00. H I G H L A N D P A R K V1V* B e a u t if u lly r e n o v a te d e n d e x p a n d e d , c h a r m in g a p llt p lan . A n d a ll h r ............(#4,000 C H A R M IN G O L D I R V I Z oning allo w * p ro to w lo n e l oflic e . Su per *11*. L o t t o l itra * . C a ll n e w t...................... SI4.W0. L A K E M A R Y V I * Poel/Spe A d u lt co m m u n ity , clubhouto. F lo r id a rm ., hom e w a rra n ty. N e a r e v e ry th in g ......... *45.000 CAUANYTIME A R EASCH AN G E W EER LY Sp e cia l B uying Incentive* Now M U S T Q U A L IF Y C a ll M ik e P le u ll V enture I Preye/tN * 407 774 54M BATEMAN REALTY 1440 Senlerd Ave. • J/1 11 w/workth<j>Mf.W0 a 5/11j. n ice neighborhood 171.500 a V I . gree t location 144.500 A L L A B O V E R E N T TOOW NI H o r ie lover*, thl* one'* tor you! 12 acre* w ith 1 bdrm I1* b a th F ir e p la c e , tc re e n e d porch 1*2.000 2 Fee the P ric e e l II 701 E 25th St 1 bdrm t ' j bath. C / M / A . fenced, w/24 X 20 b lo c k w o rk s h o p o r 2 c a r g arag e P ric e d under today * m a rk e t! tal.WO 3212257 The Prudential (m Florida Realty WANT TO SEU YOUR HOME? I am looking tor nice home* to m atch w ith buyer* Call Bob Gitfom. REALTOR MAYFAIR MEADOWS ] b d r m .. 2 b a th L a rg e %creened rm 107 M eadow B ir d 57* *00 120*704 B u* M O llS f S Quinn Realty Inc 321-3663 S A N F O R D . V 7 . A iw m a b ie m o rtg ag e p o o l *41.000. T W O B E D R O O M , larg e lot. ________*12.000 130 12*7________ Sm ford For Silo ByOrrm P m e c re tt area. 2 o r 4 bdrm . la rg e liv in g rm . new cen tral H / A . 1.450 t q It., fenced b e c k y e rd 15#.*00 B l 5071 S P A C IO U S PO O L H O M E ! 4 b d rm 2 belt) sp lit plan w ith fa m ily room I m inute Irom L e k e M a r y B I A g re e ! value at *77.000 *4.000 D O W N A N D A S S U M E I 1 b d rm 2 bath in B ryn have n Sp lit p la n w ith ca th e d ra l c e il ing> 2 c a r g arag e w /opener B elow m a rk e t a t....... 14*.*** C a li Jan et M a n tlte ld Oey*. 121 1224 Eve*. I l l - 7271 A A C a rn e t. Inc OntuiK, M s ih /th r m •MAB4WVA0R AM/FM duet eaaaatta atarea. Haw. i •baut id hear* af uaa. SM a ir ' c a la r T V in a ic a lN n t candHtan. S M C a ll H 1-4M * P S d a lly ..................... J H - 4 M I • comfut Ab fackbbI Cammadara 4* bpbaard. dtek drive. Okldata W Printer*. s m 3777415 ..............................n u t # * H7-$p5ftlW Q—6» 1 ACR1L RIVER OAKS. OSTBIN • St. John's access. Restricted Asking UKW0 mi 57411*5 • B I K I . M an s 14 (paod. *3* M I 7 4 M _____________________ • G O L F C L U B * M e Oregar. J a c k N lc k t a u * . I f Ir a n , wedpe. putter. I A 1 m b . + m atch in g bag. l a c . cand.l s m ..............................m x m P O L I C E A C A D E M Y , Caliactar, shooter, p aint punnar o r a tven tu re r. C a ll F I B A N r aama o l the beat price* araundl 15S— C o N M o m in iu iN B Co-Op/$b!g WI NT ER S P R I N G S . Tho Highlands. 2 bdrm. Iv./dlnlng rm. 2* X 12 tt.. If - arm . perch, fully equip. Ut- Tennis, pqql all amanMta*. Owner will fl nance 151.180............. XW47II YOUR NEW SMYRNA CONGO CONNECTION! S a n f o r d native. Drenda. Ownby Real MUST SILL. 14 X 71. VI. AC. 1 porches, ell appliance*. Nice family homo! >7000.... U t-*447 SANFORD. 17 Fleetwood 14 X 52. 1 bdrm., I 3/4 beth. CHA. storage bldg., covered porch, now carpet A awnings. Family pk. Priced to tall 11S.J00 __________211 7427__________ SAVE MSI NEW I«t1 HOMISI WHY FAY RETAIL? ta ? * . taaaa. uxn. n » ja * n h t w YOU MOVE. 12 X 4* 2 bdrm. lurnllhcd. Dtbary. *2500 444 4*00 or 111 *7*7__________ IWS 25X44 mobile home. 2 bdrm. 2 bath, largo screened porch. ^ A s k ln £ a iB M _ ^ ^ J S 1 4 3 tl 1 b d rm .. 1 bath C B horn# In b e lte r Sanford neighborhood. Top co n d itio n , c e n tra l A C . new carp et. B paint, a ll ap p li an cet. L o t t ot In tid e I forage b u ilt l a F H A q u a lifie d buyer can put |u*t *1500 down and te lle r w ill pay a ll ot buyer*' d o t in g B loan co tt* Double lot. 150 X 140 D riv e b y a t 7017 H lb it c u t Court, then c a ll or |u tl knock on door. *7*.*00 total. C h a rle * Slade, ton. 121 5*17 or 247 0741 I D — T o to v M B R / CALLIAITRUin 321-2720 MUST SEU MOITS MOUSE d WA S HI B . Biaaaa. Mtavy duty. Llha new. Runt great! A bargain at M* m TV* W A TIR B ID Mm *Na CamPlata aaf. Baakcaaa. with m lrrar haadbaard. Pedestal wi t h 4 d r a w e r s A mar* tforeeo-KHSOBO 21/2 ACRES 157-MbMIg Homts/Salg •In Our 35th l u f WASHER/DRYER. Ill* each, m m * day*; ar 1214741. Zoned county A-l. Already apllt Into 1 building alt**. Cleaa to town. B I T T I R MURRYI Priced ta tail at IH M . 322-2420 GOVERNM ENTHOM ES N O G IM M I C R S T w i n W A V I L I S S W A T I R B I D ■ New. W M *25* • S k ln g a m U h e n o w 22tA27« rvTe* n e n riR y p ^ttt^nttb. V¥e B»1 and td l more prupcity IKbr 1545 P a r k Or., Sa n lerd M l W . L a k e M a ry B l.. U . M a r y A lla m o n le . Apopka. C a tte l b e rry . Deltona. Lake M a ry , L o n g w o o d , N ew S m yrn a B e a c h . O coee. O rla n d o I* proper t i n I. O rm ond Beach, Sanford. W inter P a rk St dean tor Vet* - A more Nr ottiorL Brand t u v 1 badraam > bath heme* ertth 7 car garage* tram MIG Untv*r*alN«a«ty. MHM4 ( < «0Hai*4*e4*r 221 5104 •Cable TV 2450 Hartwell Ave., Sanford apartments tars k G A G M T A B L E w /4 chair* by H w t r y U n k . » 4» llr m . m j m BBTHWVy •M. WTW1 REALTY, INC. ALMOST N0TNIK DOWN! ALMOST NOCLOSING COSTS 3210759 Total Move-In FOOL, TENSAS COURT, VOLLEYBALL COURT EACH APARTMENT INCLUDES “ • T V . I I H I T N t f in. Cdtar, with a la n d . S I M a r beat a tta r. |J ^ t « r g r H H * d i M M l « t ^ 107-MoWW 1/1 FURH. AC walar/farbago. Faaca/cavarad patio. No petal tu o t a r n toe.» iti; /r OARWOOO MILLS with cauntry atyNcharm. SMI / L A . M A R Y area. I.eaa i . x o ag. It. w it h o r Wtmeut A / C other*. Startin g K P S M cIn to sh P oin t, M a r t * ( L b . M a ry M i d alt* H tn — /W itt w m /ra b e te . t t u t t / w t m am H I—Bpptl5DC5> ANYCONOmONI Need repair*? behind an payment*? Call Grvg sn 4714 and IAMaguara Mat. Call ni rau IANFORO-FAOLA ABBA. I badraam an private let. KUO month plu* U R aecurlty. A itu m a b ta to quail tie d buy**. 1 b d rm . tv* bath, liv in g ream , fa m ily re a m * r b d rm .. la rg e k itche n. N k a ea rn e r tat. b v g ra u n d a a a l. M B M » 1 P * 4 C For Rant 3*1 rent tooww in i vianat a bdrm. a bam an I t acre. Herat OK. Rant Nr only 1 year* and yaw own tra ile r. ISIS m avea you in new . cat tcrtu* e m — P a rti i n i S#a c a S S IV m a. p iu a M M ia c u rtty . a BDRM. a BATH, laniard Appliance*. Na pal*. stM/ma. atuaaaturily.MStMraWar* The chm te f41—Hbnim H r Sale tear IMIINMD #*** MP FAAR AVI • a bdrm.. A/C a ADAM. a BATH, central A/C all flPpla PpHil^AW W M hlf* n—rMffhtch— L T41—Horn— far Salt M H CTA . a bdrm. CHA. Ha Fetal sa ri me. ptv* im in t iM M iT . m a il ky la m Hom— /Wont •M D M IN T U M R N S T . n p KIT ’ N* C A R L Y L E ® 157-MoMto VmfnVTWVW/ RWIV SUIIMOLESFOtTIBGGOODS B a ra g a SaN Saturday only I I N I S Sanford A v e 222 1772 • W E I G H T S I T • I I t h . barbell, w eight* and bench. SM 227 n a t 159—OffiCG SupplitS / EBuipmont • I L I C T B I C T y p a w r lt a r , Sm ith Corona P ric e d to Sell I a n ................................ 221 451* 193—Liwh B Oardtw B U N T O N C am a w rcIM tSam ar 1 I t " L I K I N lW t Staaa F irm . 227 1747 o r X2PIW 4 ask tor Doug • L A W N M O W IR . I I " E i c a l l a n t C a n d lllo n l 195—MBchlHfy/TGGh 140—Busintis For Salt • A I R C O M P R E S S O R , Valued a t *125. M a n y u te tl Good Candtttont A sk in g U O m iT T * HARDWARE And Food S to re * Ottten. Doing good business I Building, land. Inventory, til*.WO! Owner retiring! ^em jlln^R oaJtjJhiC jM B IIO ^ 199—PitB 4 SwpBli— • A K C O O LO E N R E T R IE V E R , F R E E . F B I ! . F R E E I 3 yr*. old. fem ale, (payed Forced Into g ivin g u p l I Apartm ent d w e lle r) 221 4270____________ 143—DupIdX «or Solo 1 BDRM 3 BATH, ptv* 1 bdrm? I bold Near 2*th St. Income **00 M5 0M 04* 4517 lite r 4 • F E M A L E C A T . L O V IN G A F r ie n d ly ! G ra y tiger strip e tabby Spayed A dtclew ed. F R E K I I I TO A OOOD h o m e i w a s a t ____________ 111— A p p lia n c G B / Furnituro __ O E O R O K TH E PYTHO N. B la ck/b ro w n 4>i ft with cage. can reach n It *150 22*4711 AIR CONDITIONER* 5.000 BTU window unlit, like new, trom *70; Split unit*. 25* Ton. *225. Condensing unit*. 1 and 4 ton, trom 1150 240 *440______ a l U M K i E P S a w . n l j ow • COLOR TV. Zenith. 25 In wood cabinet. Moor model Need* a mile repair. *100 122**1*__________________ • COUCH Floral print, bright color*, good condition *50 __________m 7*25__________ • C OU C H- H I D E A B E O . L O S T I I B ls c k A tan m a lt p uppy V ic in it y o l Sanlord P o tt O ffice. Sunday morning R B W A B O I^ ^ ^ ^ m M N 751—H om s t e H A Y F O R S A L E ! a a *2.7* bale. U S ro ll. F E N C E bldg. A R e p e lrl 222 2211 evet________ • W E S T E R N S A O D L E . IS " M e l Brow n, w /pad and b rid le ^ |IO O _ M a ry ^ ^ ^ n e S 2 4 7 Q ueentlte *50QBQ 224 0055 203—Livestock and Poultry____ • CRI B. J E N NY LI NO w /m attrttt. *45 00 ________Call 1» 2*57________ • D I N E T T E S E T . w ith 4 choir* A fo rm ica top (m aple look! C H I C K E N * I rooster. ) hentf B r a h a m a t. B u ll C o ch in A W h ite R ock *75*50 545 775* *25 122 4450 S P A C I O U S S IN G L E F A M I L Y THIS WEEK S H O M ES WITH HOMESITE IN C L U D E D BACK YARD SALE! Fn Sun 7 ) L o tt ot good Stuff! b rin g lo*i of m oney1 22f F L A M I N G O Off S U N L A N O ESTATES BIC Bargains GOOD Stull! S A N F O R D TV desk, clothing * m ite F n Sat 11 Hiddrn l k V illa t II) C lra r L ik e Cr F R A N K a L ORI S New 4 Uved' 7102 S Fren ch A r e T h rill Store C lip >h.y ad lor 14% O lll FURNITURE ONLY! Sola, ch a ir, etc F n Sun i * 7544 S P ilm e tte Ave GARAGE SALE Houvehold Item,, com pu'er v l'd n g glavv door l m.vc F n Sat ■* 1. I l l * W. 2nd St GARAGE SALE Mouvenoid item s port d*th *<ttTtarF r t f n g d>n-ng l.sf# conYWifion o<«n ceding U n t iRAri friowEf s, r J rg moBT? vnep asc m any o»ner m iic item s a lto c lo ttin g Student u LeYi%. (tall, slender) otner to y s some Q if ii (4 I0> tOyi Sat Sun l/ m 4 i m lA .V 22) JU S T IN W A Y S A N F O R D RENOVATION YARD SALE 1aS Long L e a l P m e C irc le . Santoed Saturday. Aug 17th. 7 X>2 W W carp et w padd.ng and too m uch to i i t l l SEMINOLE SPORTING G000S Summer Cltirmc* A Prlcmd trom only 167,490 G arag e Sale Saturday on>yf 21*1 S Sa n lord A »e 122 15*2 * * YARD SALE * * Sat Aug t/th * 2 C A L V A R Y CH RISTIAN C EN TER. C O R N E R O F 4 T H ST. A L A U R E L A V E Clothe* plu* m any m l*c Item* TIMBER T C T = ! YARD SALE A M ar on da H o m e s C o m m u n it y Saturday from I 5 2nd Shiloh 1*15 A ir p o r t B l Sanford Howland Blvd in Oellona, east of 1-4 YARO SALE Sat A 0g i| 4 1 II I W IN T CR G LEN M AYFAIR M E A D O W S Otl<4 Eastbrook OaLand Astona Or Otltona M odals Oeitona Blvd Otltona Modalaa Doy'a R J T im b a rcfttl Howland B vd 115 E. Ith St, Chuluoli S a tu rd a y |A M S o fa bed SI2S oiu«mt%c ite m t cut. |7S. (904) 739-7210 (407) 974-9934 (407) 999-0924 (904) 932-0124 C S C 0340323 o»un z/w •> I Huvi Aif )t i“yr I g h 1 I. �/ 10B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, August 16, 1991 2 3 1 -C a rs 213—Auctions ★ AUCTION* 79 P L Y M O U T H V A N . Auto. I70K, run * g raat, c la m , good * h a p e ,» c y l,31.193. 323 4093 C A S H F O R Y O U R C A R I Quail ty M o to rcar*. Inc.. 3400 N H w y 17 92................... 322 7313 SATURMY, AUG 17,10AM 27th and Fren ch Aye. Sanford Behind Plnecreet Shopping Center (M in i Warehou***) Tool*, lawn equipm ent. TV'*, lu rn ltu re. lot* o l m l*c. hou*e hold. C B equipm ent, lot* lot* more! Col. B .J. Ro*e A uctioneer A U lO tf '13 F O R D F - t M p up. short bed. 300 en g in e. P S. c r u iie . tilt, A/C . 34.000 m l. 13.400 322 0343 TARE Ur PAYMENTS N O M O N E Y DOWN a ic a p t tan. lag. till*, etc ( 917 C H E V Y C A P R I C E C L A S S IC Auto. a ir. power, ite re o . O nly S149.97 per month (41 month* a 19.9% A P R ) C a ll M r. Payne C ourtesy U«ad Car*. 323 2)23 a P U B L I C A U T O AU CT IO N a E V E R Y T U B S . A F R I. 7:W P M D A Y T O N A A U T O AU CTIO N H w y. 92. O eytana Beach __________914-235-1311_________ 2 1 5 - B oats a n d A c c ts s o r ia s ------■ O A T . ’ 71 B e n i t o . I S H P Johnton. good engine, need* h u ll, e le c tr ic and it e e r in g cab le work. T ill tra ile r, let t s t s take* It 1................311*443 237— T r a c t o r * a n d T r a ile r s AA AUTO SALVAGE o f O e B a ry W E W E IO M A N D P AV I T o p tS tor |unk. C a r* A Truck*. R in g 441 4441 ter quete. 239— M o to rc y c le s a n d B ik o s TARE UP PAYMENTS 1971 H O N D A 731 K 79.000 m iles, run*/look* g r e a ll *1.200 O B O 330 9333. leave m$Q 1917 S U Z U K I 711 E n d u r e . H a rd ly e v e r used) 1400. C a ll P i t 322-2921 *r 223-7921 N O M O N E Y DOWN except tax, tag. till*, etc 191* C H E V Y C A V A L I E R CS au to . a ir . A M / F M stereo, pow er steering, power brake*. O N L Y *12*41 per month (30 month* <l 11.9% A P R ) C a ll M r Payne Courtesy U*ed Car*. 323 2123 I9 M T E M P O good rubber, naw battery, no rust, run t good 32.000 ........................ 322 0074 1,1 21f— W a n tt d fo B u y It* Alum inum Cant. N ew tp ap er N e n -F trre u t M etal*...........Ola** K O K O M O ........................323 1100 A N Y N IN T E N D O T A P E S I In good cond ition ! R easonable p r ic e !....................... 323 2449 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs A V A I L A B L E S E L F STO BAO EI O u fs ld * s to ra g e lo r R V ' s l Inquire. 9 3 , M F . 27134)3 19M S U B U R U 4 wheel drive station wagon 3 speed. A/C pow er window*. A M / F M ca**ette, M.700 330 2704 222— M u s ic a l M e rc h a n d is e ’15 OIOS FIREK2A 44 M A Z D A B2044. 3 speed. A M / F M Stereo. AC Good Condition! 33493 149 0131 T H O M A S 2 keyboard o rg a n with toot p ed al* 1330 Gu* O rnberg. 3rd and H o lly Aye, Sanford ................... 323 2934 e 233— A u to Parts / A cce sso rie s 223— M is c e lla n e o u s C O N S O L E taw ing m achine. 130; '73 74 P odge P ly m o uth auto, tra n sm lltfo n 333 322 4174 a E X E R C IS O R /w a lk in g m a c h in e . Sear* 173 (SI23 value) 331 1030_______________ TOOL B OXE S lor sm all pick up tru ck 350 339 3330. day*; or 331 4743. evenings___________ •VOLKSW AOEN BEETLE part*, left tender. 2 door*, a steal at 373 for all. 343 4340. O veldo_____________________ '43 • '43 C H E V Y II post parts, glass, sheet metal. Interior, bum per. G oin g last, call now! 330 1390 • " O L D IE BUT O O O D I E " R oyallte 44 (R oyal) ty p e w rit e r. m anual. 323 fir m , col lector * Item 322 7952________ TW O Q U E E N A N N E C h a irs. E t h a n A lla n Dk. c h e r r y , m auve strip* wiblu# A pink Mowers 322 131) A lta r 3 30 TW O 53 O A L . A q uariu m s, com pl at* wi t h stand, hoods, inter*, g ravel ate. E x t Ig IIsh 3330 lo r a ll 324 0994 1913 J E E P G R A N D WAGONEER 4 wheel drive. V I. lu ll power and a ir Locally owned. 1 owner Very very clean S e rvice records avail able *4,993 C all 372 4312 TARE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y D O W N except tax. tag. title , etc 1447 C H E V Y S P E C T R U M 4 door. auto. air. pow er steer ing. stereo! O nly 3139 90 per month! (42 months <2* 19 9% A P R ) .............. C a ll M r . P ayne Caurtasy Used Car*. 313 1123 1974 DO D O E P I C K U P 3/4 ton. V I. auto, wood body, good rubber. 31.200 Excellent con d llio n l Gu* Ornberg. 3rd and H o lly Ave. Santord 323 2951 WE CAN HELP! 82 Datsun 210 87 Plymouth Reliant 86 Chevy Celebrity 80 AMC Concord 80 Caprice Wgn. 85 Buick Skylark 79 Pont. Bonneville 85 Olds Clera 78 Monte Carlo 84 O'gjOlAtlass 84 Ford Ranger P/U 78 Fairmont Wgn. 76 Chevy Impala 83 Chrysler E S’*200 |* * 3 |° 1887 CHEVY 5-10 - _ as- *3988 1888 GEO SPECTRUM WK NICE CAR. AIR STEREO. 4 D R LUXURY LOCAL OWNER *3888 1885 FORD ESCORT AIR. AUTO. STEREO *4988 FIMAMCING AV All AMI f IQ THOM WHO QUAI if v ° 1987 V W F O X Q L V A AUTO. AIR PS.PS.LO W 2 OR. I • 180.0 •1488 Ken'Rummel H,vv 1/ United U .S . ' ' x.lfilr*»«1 SAVINGS BONDS ^ . T H E GREAT AMERICAN INVESTM ENT . A . Hmf-L .. 321 7800 or 628 9779 1991 CIVIC 4 DR. • 2 2 iter. 125 horsepower. SOH C 18-valve engine with Multi-point Prognmmed Fuel lr»,ecbon • 5-tpeed lutomaac t n n im iiio n with dual mod# selector and lockup torque converter (available) • Double wishbone from and raar lu ip e n io n • Front itaM izer bar •V*ri*bl*-*i*i*t power rack-and-pmon Hearing • pow*r-au<*'.ed. ventlated front duc/rcar drum brake* ■ Remote-operated left- tide mirror • Full wheel cover* • Tmied glass • Fun d o Ji uphoiitery •2-pomt motorized front taal bell system xmh manual lap belt • Ad|u»tabi# steering column • T achometer • Quartz digital dock • Passenger assist handle* * Raar seat head restraints • Electric rear window defroster with tuner* Raw teat heater duct* • Remote trunk release with lock • Remole fuel M ar door re ie u * with lock • 185770 Rt*87S bras • Multi-reflector halogen headkghti i- M . 1 Per Month , *13,367 • Body Side Molding «Rear Win­ dow Defrost • Tinted Glass ■4 Speed >Air Conditioning -1.5 Liter 16 Valve • Double Wishbone ^ Suspension ■Cruise Control • AM/FM Cassette • Lots More 15 Speed •Air Conditioning - 2.0 Liter 16 Valve •4 Wheel Disc Brakes 1991 ACCORD 4 DR. *8,258 *14,949 OutletV*..v.2-.-.-.I’. g • •; *innl overdrive manual tranirmsion • 4-spaed automatic Iran»mi»non with ei#aron«a«y xwinSJwd lockuo torou# convener (available) • Doubl# wiahbon* Iron suspension . Front stabilizer bar • MulbControi doutk* wish,bona raar suspenson • Gas pressurized rear shock a»>anrtMrt • (Wk-arvl oiruon steering (power-aintted when ordered with available automatic ^ ^ ^ P ^ ^ t l T v ^ K o n t Osc rear drum brakes • Utr.-skm hdogwi headlights • Tinted glass • 2-pomt motorized front seat belt* with manual lap beta • Ctoth S S E ! • Roarwindow d*tro*t#r • Remote Kiel Nler door r****** • Remote trui* rjtoate • Child tafaty-tMt anchor* • CMd-proof rear door lock* • Fold-down raar laatbock with lock. 1991 CIVIC 3 DR. 1991 PRELUDE S.I. mMINCERMOTORS 4000 L Way *4 1 IHK " (Mai SI | Atrwi Iw 1 SAh/OflO MINCER • Auction * MOTORS « auto MBA | S A NFORD tmi 9 «i * 8 321-1450 n w urnw . t .5 iter. 16-vmve. 02 horMpower S O L C *199 Bad Credit?....... OK 1/ No Credit?......... OK 1/ Bankrupcy?...... OK ✓ 321-2993 ’’"*3988 GOOD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? wa c 'P k * Tw et 1 Faea. Finance *2.000 0 0% Inter**! lor 40 < MW Per Month LOW DOWN PAYMENTS raa(aaqMeant $9 0 0 * DOW N m k W W . . . 1991 ACCORD 4 DR. SanfordMotorCo. 231— C a rs ai it*) PABSCNOEN • M E T A L T O O L B O X tor p icku p tru c k . B lack, water prool. 3* 3". 333 373 4442 •33 O A L L O N K E R O S E N E O R U M has some useable oil Free, you p ick up 32) 4134 SAN FO RD , “Y“ <i7ta 99 SOME CARS AS LITTLE A S 235— T ru c k s / B u se s / V a n s • W A T E R F I L T E R , new In the box. (N SA) New. cost 3)79 f ir s t 340! Includes In ttallatlo n ___________ 321 1473___________ (Hwy IM2 1M5FOROE1SO VAN CUSTOM. CAPTAM vixxwS CHAIR, AIR STEREO. NEAT A S A PM F O R S A L E 350 Rocket Engine w ith 4 b a rre l carburetor In e lu d in g tra n s m is s io n . 3400 O B O take* a ll 321 2441 • F O R D F M X Transm ission. E x c Condition 1100 322 4430 ___________ D a y s ! 5__________ OAS BAR B QUE G R I L L E xcellent c o rd *73 339 3330. day*, or 321 4743. evening* 1809 S. Frtn ch IBUY HERE M Y H IM N O M A D T R A I L E R . 29 ft. 1911 Ideal tr a v e l o r liv e In! Root a ir. T V . sleep* 4. E x t r a m eet Only 13300.....................322 7179 RV R E N T A L lot*. 3143 mo Incl w ater, sew er A garbage P a rk A v e . M o b ile P k. 377 24*1 4 c y l . 4 speed. A M / F M w/ca*«. Good cond. 323 3500 B L O N D g uild a co u tllc g u ita r model C37 with h a rd th ell t*** A*klng *375323 5154 QUALITY MOTOR CARS 23$— V e h ic le s W a n te d N O M O N E Y DOWN e x c e p tte x . tag. till*, etc 19M H Y U N D A I 4 door. auto, a ir. *t*r*o. power »tearing, low m il**! O N L Y St2*M per month (41 month* R 149% A P R ) ...............C a ll M r Payne Courtesy U*ed Car*. 323 2)23 H O B IE C A T 14. good co ndition w /tra lle r. MOO O u t O rnb erg . 3rd and H o lly Ave, San lord ___________ 322 2*51___________ M A D V E N T U R E 23 It Pontoon P a rty boat. *un deck, fu lly encloted. head, galley. »leep» 2 40 H P M e r c . S * . t 0 0 ;i» n fl 1991 W I L L S C A R G O T ra ile r. E n clo se d S’ X l ' v Nosecon*. root ve n t, an d extra*! 3U30. 944 34* 47*4 * r 1*79442* TARE UP PAYMENTS B O W R ID K R . I* It.. 140 H P I n / o u tb o a r d C a n v a * to p . trailer.333QOOBO 331 H O ' 2 3 5 -T ru ck s/ Buses / V an s a a Oene B a rb a Auto Sale* a a Low a t SI77 down I Low pay a a a a a *314-1417 Tilt Wheel Full Wheel Covers Front Reclining Bucket Seats A'r Conditioning ■AM/FM Cass. Stereo 5 Speed Trans. ^QUALITYUSEDCARSPECIALSFORTHISW EEKONLYHJ BEST *5599* *2595 The Smart Place To Buy. CHEVROLET CAVALIERS 4 DR. 90 90 90 90 90 ([ 2 To Choose PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 DR. F u lly Load od . L o w M ilo s DODGE SHADOW 209463 *6399* *6499* 5699? 5999* •9799* 51499* 224755 Air. P o w o r S tco n n g . P B A ir B ag. A M / F M S to ro o PONTIAC GRAND AM LE 202439 A ir. P S . P B . Tilt Stoonng. P o w e r W in d o w s OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS CIERA 206366 85 FORD ESCORT WAGON A U T O M A T IC . A /c R E L IA B LE T R A N S P O R T A T IO N m _ _ _ 85 FORD MUSTANG _ t lO O S tWWuJ 84 NISSAN PICKUP 5 S P D .A /C STEREO . TO PPER L IK E N E W 85 HONDA CIVIC WAGON A IR . IC E C O L D STEREO . CLEAN L O W M IL E S LO AD ED I TOYOTA CAMRY DX Autom atic. P S . P B . Cruiso. P o w e r L o c k s • 206386 m 752283 utRiDHKlmmuUilu'ri »*BMMtlf u n i h#y%4w. pi udoa Ywt# •• • Irwi Thwie Mf f o ivni|Hin*n»i.i •+*•**• too JUU loiwi J*Jo#9Wi»4 nu*% *•«% Aaa »«i dwlw^B lui »o 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92. Casselberry. Florida Hours Mon.-Sat. 9 - 6 •Sun. 12 - 5 IWS- 331-3837 SSBS STEPR E a i n ' RUNS G R E A T 88 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE $ 7 0 0 S _ _ _ 50 A O S T*97»j JIMMY B RAN D NEW 5 SPD B E D L IN E R L O T S o n ly A IR S T E R E O a A I -xw w 5Q SQ K 7 *JW BRYAN , M7*K! # *9 88 HONDA ACCORD AUTO . A IR e a ^ a a /vr LO ADED S O f lO 'k C R U IS E # O 7*J H O IV □ IS THE RIGHT CHOICE!!! **Pay-wmbMadon 4 3 0 maim cxaau ara aasaor UoUw CB754 •os..* « ad .-.tioma'* Toiaiolrrxvxniypaymana • c . o m U v fl 20 tax..(.WM itaa-xjrx^aifajoms* rOvdaU I ’ 50C 0C Joa-caymwx. 3250 00»«urty Mcxal a.-Hjiuxlmormpaymar-tal 3199 X<*w#4i aaxax-gnng L**xaa a t a lor aacxMVxxwar 4xa4!>nad4i waaa rcacxcn ard U p w rrvwovw I0 000raaar*a' A a ^ iJaaw o c a ard pay-w x may var A« eaaa end. w aaa naa ocxen e pun;n«* w w m 9.10* 00 V pay an ax: I o r a 4aso*ion laa o< no mo»a man 3250 00 Saa Jaawx k* dataxa 7 A _ Mo 7 7 aJ M s O s H J 7 J *6895 week K 0' LIKE N E W _ M O O C 86 HONDA ACCORD BUY OF 87 HONDA ACCORD DX AUTO $# V 0S # 9 W 91 NISSAN PICKUP TRUCK 5K M IL E S a ^ ^ 87 OLDS CALAIS A U T O A IR FU LLY LO AD ED MUST S E E $6495 *7495 88 VW JETTA 89 HONDA CIVIC DX AUTO, C O L D A IR BEACH BOUND m o re < P 4 3 A Q 5 ^ J U 7 J RUNS G R E A T STEREO 5 S P D . A IR STEREO . T O P P E R . RUNS GREAT 86 HONDA C W A G O N *5995 5 SPD , M f lO S ■ fO T v ________________ AUTO. _ 83 FORD MliSTANG GT 5 SPD CO LD PO W ER E O 'ij Q iV r u n s g r e .* 5 T ^ y ^ C O M E D R lV c S E L E C T IO N O F CLEAN , DEPEN D ­ A B L E . P R E -O W N E D C A R S AND TRUCKS 87 HONDA CIVIC 4 DR. 89 FORD MUSTANG PO W ERW 1ND O W S A U T O . A IR . C O M E IN AN D SEE T ilt C ru is e . P B . P S . P L . Air. A M / F M S to ro o C a s s PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 83 NISSAN KING CAB PICKUP 204685 A IR $010*% O IT J STEREO CRU>SE 89 TOYOTA 4X4 PICKUP SU NRO O F. C B UPGRADE ST ER E O M UCH M O RE O N E O F A K IN D )1 1 1 A C 11, 1 7 ^ i JJ Hwy. 17-92, SAN FO RD 2913 O rlando Drive 323-6100 SAN FO R D 831*1660 O RLAN D O S A IE S Von Sal 1 3 0 9 -O c a n t u n 107 S E M V C E Mon Sal 8 30 7 PU *PaymantuaaadonaSO m o m . ccaad and aaxatX v w EDOM to : - X ' m: - . . v u - v i torsi J mortrjy pxynwxi aOwXJboM.TOt 20 Tax. ’c a rta it a and '«g vraoon -cl *i 600 Xboanpaymani. 3 .-C 00 tac*-*. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf03ae906ed5f08c2883903ec5b95e05.pdf f8b9d089601380debfa4fb7d92878086 PDF Text Text S a n fo rd H erald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Sam inola County vinca 1 SOB 83rd Year, No. 286 - Sanlord, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Parents protest grades By VICKI DeSORMIER Herald Staff Writer □ Sports Softball makeup plans set SANFORD — S anford R ecreation D epartm ent m e n ’s softball league supervisor Jim S chaefer h a s an n o u n c ed sch ed u les to m ake up the m an y ra ln o u tsth n t have occurred th is su m m er. See Page IB □ People Let’s eat! C ook of the Week N orm a H enry w as raised on a farm , w here she learned to cook for farm h a n d s and a large fam ily. She sh a re s som e of th e recipes th at won h er rave reviews. C olum ­ n ist Midge Mycoff u ses h er m icrow ave for som e h ea lth y dishes. SANFORD — W hile not one person stood to offer their opinions on the proposed $312 m illion school district budget, m ore th a n 25 people stood to tell th e board w hat they th o u g h t of g rad in g th ird graders w ith an S (satisfactory) or un N (not satisfactory) ra th e r th a n on the A th ro u g h F scale. Greg Etdridgc. a third grader at W inter S p rin g s E lem entary School asked the b o ard not to tak e aw ay th e traditional grading sy stem . "I don't w ant S an d N." the y o u n g ste r (old th e h o a rd . "1 w a n t to know h o w I'm d o in g , specifically." A divided board accepted the reco m m en d atio n of the com m ittee com posed of p a re n ts, teac h ers an d ad m in istrato rs which lias b een stu d y in g report ca rd s and grading m eth o d s for th e past two years, to extend the new g ra d in g sy stem lo Include th ird graders. The p ro g ram w as Im ­ plem ented In kindergarten th ro u g h seco n d g rad e classroom s last year. P ro p o n en ts of th e m easure claim th a t research h as show n th at self esteem Is stro n g e r w hen stu d e n ts h av e a chance to learn u n en c u m b e re d by th e p ressu res of grades. B renda Griffin, an early childhood ex p ert w ho w orks for th e school district said th a t It h a s been proven th at it Is Im portant th at self estee m be estab lish ed at un early age. "C h ild re n should be en c o u ra g e d lo learn because th ey w ant to know m o re th a n th e y did last w eek."' she said. "T hey sh o u ld not be B yJ. MARK BARFIELD School budget undisputed Nudity in the park NEW YORK — T he upcom ing S h ak esp e are in th e Park production of "A M idsum m er Night s D ream " will be In P ortuguese, but officials arcex p ectin g big crow ds nevertheless. S om e actors will be nude. T he play Is perform ed by T eatro do O rnllnrrin co. a th e a te r com pany from Brazil, w here people are less body-conscious, said New York S h a k e s p e a r e F e stiv a l s p o k e s m a n R ic h a rd Kornberg. "S in ce th eir cu ltu re Is based so m u ch on the b each. It's not an Issue th ere ." he said. Most of th e nude a n d sem i-nude perform ers play fairies a n d n y m p h s In the woods Mugged actor goes on offstage PITTSBURGH — An actor still sore trom .1 re cen t m ugging delivered Ills lines oflstage w hile his u n d erstu d y m im ed the part " I t 's a lm o st like w a tc h in g th e a te r w ith su b title s." said the actor. Thom D elventhal. He was attack ed by six or seven teen ag ers Iasi week while riding hom e on his bicycle trom a rehearsal. The 30-year old actor w as knocked ott Ills bike a n d beaten on th e Kick ol th e neck w ith a 4-foot tree lim b. D elvcnthal's neck w as too * ire lor him to h an d le the m o v em en ts req u ired to play the roles ol tw in serv an ts, each n am ed Drom lo. in S h a k e sp e a re 's "A C om edy of E rrors From s ta ll and wire reports IN D E X Crossword.... nr flntt r Hltorlal Florida.......... AH 7H Horoscope.... BH Movies.......... Nation........... .... 6A.7A 4B S i Police........... BB 4A Weather....... A fte rn o o n rain c h a n c e increases L See Grades. Page SA Gardner backs airport authority D e m o litio n b e g in s See Pages 4B, SB. SANFORD — T he Sem inole C ounty school bo ard apparently h as a vole of confidence from th e public regarding the proposed 1991 fiscal y ear budget. G iven the opportunity for Input, not one p erson stood at last ev en in g 's board m eetin g to voice their opinion on the S 3 12 million budget. “ It would ap p ear (the public) u n d e rsta n d s our p o sition." said Supt. Robert H ughes. A ccording to H ughes, the district h as cut the bu d g et us far as It can be In light of tight econom ic tim es an d In the face of u n ce rtain tie s reg arding financial assistan ce from the state. H ughes reiterated th at while the sta te has allocated m oney to the district In su p p o rt of m an d ate d program s, there Is a great deal of u n ce rtain ty regarding w ether or not the m oney will be available In Its en tirety th is year. "W eJu st d o n 't know ." he said. T h e proposed budget will now be ad vertised lor public inspection before t itv'boai'ii m ak es a final vote to approve It next week. T h e budget. If approved, will cu t all district p ro g ram s to the bare m inim um . Hiring will be lim ited to fill existing needs. P u rch ases will be strictly regulated. T axes, however, will go down. A ccording to Mary C h am b ers. th e red u ctio n in th e m lllage levy Is d u e p rim a rily to the reduction In the debt service in the 19H6 bond Issue. In recent years, public reaction to th e budget h a s been lim ited, but tills w as the first tim e th at not o n e citizen offered som e Input, acco rd in g to H ughes. w orking for th e grades w here tlielr sell esteem could he easily crushed." T each ers w ho spoke lo th e h o ard said th a t they favored flic use of the less sp ee iflr g ra d e s lor the creativ ity th at If encouraged. " T h e S and N method o f g rading e n c o u rg e s creativ ity , especially In th e area of lan g u ag e a r ts ." said Helen Reed, a th ird grade te a c h e r at Idyllwlldc E lem entary School in S an fo rd . She n o ted th at A through F g ra d es d isc o u ra g e ch ild ren from creativity If th e y arc told th a t they are failures (don't reelcve high m arks) r a th e r th an If they reelcve a satisfactory grade a n d a re told how to Improve th eir work. T he S and N grading a p p ro ach , p ro p o n e n ts arg u ed , enco u rg es parents to a tten d co n feren ces Herald S ta ll Writer SANFORD - S en . WAV. "Bud" G ardner said T u esd ay no ch an g e Is n e e d e d to th e m a k e u p of th e Sanford Airport A uthority u nless Sanford o r th e a u th o rity Itself ask s for it. "I h a v e n 't seen th a t m u ch th a t's broke w ith th e a irp o rt." G ard n er said. "I th in k we o u g h t to leave well enough alone. I d o n ’t see th e need for any c h a n g e s." G ard n er, th e T itusville Dem ocrat who re p re se n ts S an fo rd a n d S em i­ nole C o u n ty east of U.S. Highway 17-92. m ad e th e co m m e n ts at a reception for him at th e Sanford L auding clu b h o u se. □See A irport. Page 5A Airport budget, See Page 3A For m ora w e ath e r, By NICK PFEIFAUP Herald S ta ll Writer dm inistrative assltanl Elaine Hall and bookkeeper Sonny Raborn Jmire the lacade of the new Sanlord Middle School which includes jlum ns and m edallions which were saved from the building which is aing dem olished today. A jagged ed g e ol th e rem ains ol the old jilding can be seen behind them . A/alls tumbling down at historic city school By VICKI DeSORMIER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Sanlord Middle S ch o o l, a m a ssiv e tw o -sto ry ediface th at lias grated F ren ch Avenue lor more th a n 60 years, is tum bling Into a pile of rubble The old building, which serv ed .is hom e to Sem inole High School until a new high school w as built in 19(H). is being replaced by a new c a m p u s directly b eh in d it P r i n c i p a l D an P e lh a m , on vacatio n th is week, did not know the precise date the dem olition w ould b eg in , acco rd in g to Elaine H all. P e lh a m 's a d m in is tra tiv e a ssista n t "I hope It's not too m u ch of a shock it be t om es back a n d tu u ls it flat." sh e said School officials knew th at the d em o litio n would o cc u r some m n lltln n Pa0 f A SANFORD - Midway religious leaders a n d o th e rs a re an g ry over th e h a n d l i n g by th e S e m in o le C ounty S h e riffs D ep artm en t ol the arrests of four m e n said lo have been Involved in a gang rape this past w eekend. And th e w om an w hose accu satio n p rom pted tlr e S h e rtll's raid and arre sts of th ree a d u lts a n d one m inor h a s re can ted part ol her story, officials said N e v e r t h e l e s s , t h e s h e r i f f 's sp o k esm an said llie Investigation c o n tin u e s a n d fie ex p e cts m ore arrests Five M idway lead e rs have or ranged a m eetin g w ith the Shcrill to voice th e ir object Inns, one ol them said today R everend Jo h n c ll Ja c k so n prcsi dent of ilit- Midway I'o m m u n ltv A gainst Drugs, hos arran g e d lo meet w ith S em inole C ounty Shcrill E sh n g cr.il 3 p m tom orrow "\Vc w ant to get the Shcrill lo Mayday’ report prompts search; 10 plane seen in Lake Monroe y NICK PFEIFAUF erald Staff Writer SANFORD - A Lite night search tailed to hu d .i plane i-hcvt-d in have crashed into Lake Monroe T h e plan ,i> thouglii lo have gone dow n shortly* hctorc ID p m ist night S< ntt Thom a* liortnn. ol uOO Airport HouU'Vsirii unlord. w as llylug In the a re a a p p ro x im a te a mile ,c»i of the C entral Florida R egional A irport T uesday Ight w In n he reported hearing a radio em erg en t v call A« cording to statem en ts given to the Sem inole oinitv S h ertll's o llh c h<* h ea rd a m essage saving Mavdav mavdav engine lire Going dow n > north rest. Sanford After Horton landed, he not died the Shcrill s o lln c A hc« k tit the term "5 northw est' indicated a n area mi h r no rth ern shore ol I ak> Monroe Computer failure brings week delay By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer Pago 2A State Sen. W.W. ‘Bud’ Gardner ‘Rape’ vYCtim"bdcks off; Sheriff’s apology sought A search was organized w ith m em b ers ot the Sem inole County S h ertll's D ep artm en t. Sanlord Point D epartm ent. Volusia C ounty SherlH 's D epartm ent anti a n u m b er til boaters I hc Volusia C ounty belli o p ter. Volusia An I was also ealletl into the search T h e t rail covered tin area with searchlights, but no dow ned a m rail w as located alter sev eral h o urs ol searching Following the search. S h e riffs D e p u t i e s r e v ie w e d a tap e ol rad io m e s s a g e s I r o m a m rail a m t r e p o r t e d lltid lttg n o t r a n s m i s s i o n ot t h a t n a t u r e m i tin tap* I In S e m i n o l e ( o u n i v Siltm i l ' s d e p a r t m e n t is i m t s i i g a i m g t h e in c id e n t C entral Florida Regional Airport Duet tot stem t *»■k• saitl tins m orning We d id n t llntl an y th in g last night Imt w e re si III looking in to tin situ atio n to bt • • r tain i fieri- is no problem NASA scrubs shuttle launch Partly Cloudy Herald Photo bf Tommy Vmcont t AIT t \ \ W ER \l NASA dr laved tnd.i\ s t.ium Ii ol sp a te shot lit A tlantis ii\ m nn than a week becau se of a hilled co m p u ter on one ot the sh ip s m ain en g in es Ilu l.uhirc occurred tw-tore dawn todav ab out six h o u rs beforr tin sch e d u le d liltolf. while the shuttle was ticing filled w ith m ore than a halt-m illion gallons ol furl h>r i nine tlav m ission Nu e trv lau n ch d im tor Boh retract certain s ta te m e n ts " iucliid lug the use ol th e word " a n im a ls ." Jac k so n said th is m orning. 11<- apparently referred lo broad cast and p rin te d s ta te m e n ts l»v sh e rlll s n lllc i.ils w ho d e sc rib e d anyone who m iglti have co m m itte d a c ts described l»v tin- 3 3 year old wo mail .is " a n im a ls ." A number ol o ilie r people will |oin Jac k so n In h is m ccllug w ith tinShcrill lie said He Identified them as The Rev Roosevelt G re en pastor ol Si laikc M If C huicli. I'he Rev T helm a S Y oung, p asio r ot New licilu l A M E C h u rch . J B Byrd, president ol th e Midway Im piovc incut Association and I he Rev J o h n Byrd, vice picsldeiil o! tin Midway Water A ssociation C o m m e n t i n g o n th< I c c l i u g s ot ih< p e o p le hi M id w a y . J a c k s o n s a id . • I b is has really got a lot ot p e o p l e m Itum oil W c i< l i v i n g lo ki c p a lid oil ii rin- victim m ean w h ile, lias rt portcdlv altered her o rig in al si.il* m cnlsahnut ih c case 4-year-old boy helps save buddy B yV iclu DeSORMIER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — A lost sandal miglii have cost a 4 -y e ar old Ins lilt Iasi night h a d it not hern lor th e quick rcat lion ol a Ir lend and tw o nclghtiors At N p i n . . S anford Police responded to a tall th a t Keith Beaty. IH I‘M L auding Di at i In S anlord l-andlng Apart int ills, had fallen m m th e large poud ai th e trout ol i h e t uni jilex lie had t.illen into tin- (Kind while try in g m retriev e a flip tlopth.il he h a d lost When of lit e is ami em erg en t v test tie w o rk ers arriv ed at the stem they found th a t Kyle Anderson. Beaty a 4 year old Irieiiil had belli his Iric n d 's leg to keep him from g o in g mirier iiiiltl Jo y ce F u n d erb u rk w a s able to poll ilu y o u n g ster Irom the water .mil Freddie Sam hez adm inistered car din pulm onary rrsusilatlnu See Sttve, P ag e 5 A �' ~ ___ "The situation's bad here a* fa r a a w a te r's co n cern ed ." Slaughter said. “But what are we going to do about it? Shut* ting down POO out here to not going to aohre any problem. "I think tt la their duty to dean up ttoetr mesa. But how are they switchboard* a t th a T aylor drinking this MS." Thomiey wmethlng ody needs We didn't 3 polluted who lives i - w to ongoing situ atio n for many years, but no one paid attention to it." "Even now. you can't con* vtnce some of these people that thta pollution la an actual Cact." Thta Isn't the first time PAG He told the newspaper. PAO shipped the bottled water baa provided free water to Taylor County residents. Por years, a* a from Jacksonville. Sim mons "good neighbor policy." the C o lu m b ia n p ria s t w ho led c o c a in e king to ja il, re le a se d from h o s p ita l bian priest who peacefully tod cocaine king Pablo Eacobar to jaii wia rrieaadtf thxn a M 1 H area hoqttal Tuaaday. pledgin g to continue to fight far th e y *11 t n i p i O y M I wiwW M X T K I V O i 9Vp V extradition of Colombian prisonera In this country. TA M PA -A Rafael Garcla-Herreroa waa ahowedhavM* sex was impropetVy sfcuwt»*tori "released-from Kendall Regional * — Hillsborough b e e n s in c e S u n d a y . T h e - • G4*>»«H>iC*ptt'At~waar perform­ ing a mass Sunday before about "Thta couM be a serious breach e f evidence procedure," a riP Poindexter, who eras on vacation when the couple were arrested July 16. Neighbors summoned police and complained that children swimming in a pool could occ Alfred Stephens. 36. and Janet Paddock. 33. having aex In the bathroom of Stephens' Carrollwood condominium. A neighbor recorded at least two m inutes of videotape through the open blinds of the ground-floor unit. Two deputies went to the complex, viewed tha videotape and arrested the pair on a second-degree felony charge of committing a lewd, lascivious act In the p rtaenca of a child under 13. TALLAHASSEE - The word­ ing of a campaign mailer being C Ii IIm ’ associate gh tn lottery Job circulated by a Republican state TALLAHASSEE - A business ssaorlste of Gov. Lawton Senate candidate sounds ex­ Chiles eras given a high-paying job at the Florida Lottery, traordinarily familiar to Demo­ where he recently helped negotiate a doaetf-btd extension of a cratic Sen. Rick Dantzkr. lucrative contract, a newspaper reported. "1 mote It Those are my William H. Lindner, who has been on the poyroO of the feelings." said Dantzler. DLottery Deportment since April 1. to scheduled to receive o Wtnter Haven. "Apparently I state salary of about M 3.000 this year, the Sarasota waa right on target — the other Herald-Tribune reported far today's editions. party agrees with me." Before Joining the lottery. Lindner. 41. had spent three The OOP candidate for the months in the governor'* office. District 10 seat In Volusia County, Locke Burt, sent the leaflet via direct mail to voter* who will elect a new atate senator next Tuesday. He also Latimer said the shooting to being fnveatlf accident, and prcaecutc n w ffft* aakad to dotermtr violated gun safety laws. — ^ i iip w p who drink from well* wftkln a tw o -m ile c o r r id o r of t h e beat exhaustion and renal fall- desire lo confess before me. and I ure and that he would have to ^ courte wjh.- Mid GarciaretUTn to the hospital iu several ~ **«**„>». "Further. I*U talk to days for further testa. U.S. authorities to try to have MWria-Hcntfos. known aathe him e s l n d«»»d back to Colombia "Father of Feacc becauac-o.-h-h. tor a n e w trial there. Our penal rote an mediator between hl» system and current president country's most powerful drug >re worthy of Judging their carteta and the C o l o m b i a n ■ ' W ' l ' por t er s after his t fas nest stop Since arranging Escobar's turMreaL{«t«en-in— rond«r— hoc. » hear the con* advocated the repatriation of ivlcted Medellin Colombian prisoners from the Carlos Lehder United States to serve their time in their homeland. i Former Coast Guardsmen charged G u a rd , who a lle g e d ly secreted 4 kilos of cocaine during a drug seizure In Blscayne- Bay.-huve - been charged srith drug traf­ ficking. ofTicUda said. An officer with the Cork! Gables Police Department and a security officer were .aocRsterf ..Twe*cUy_aa. a m . suit of a three-year Joint Investigation by the FBI and the U.S. Coast Guard. S e n a t e h o p e f u ls ’ m a ilin g s id e n t ic a l ■Lottery: SSSa^USffVl THE used much of the same state­ m ent In a response to the editorial board of The Daytona Beach NcwwJouraal last week. Burt faces Democrat Ed Dunn and independent Tom Vtocontl In the election to replace Tom Brown, who resigned in June to lake a Department of Natural Resources Job. The race to seen as a key to which party controls the Senate, where Democrats now have a 33-17 edge. in the leaflet, above the words "A New Generation of Leader­ ship." Burt outlines his stances on several Issues. Under educa­ tion. Burt begins with the words: rtunlty begins with >llon for everyone." quality That first sentence 1s identical to the one used by Dantzkr In his successful 1900 race, copies of mailings used by both men show. A comparison of the mailings sh o w s th a t B u rt uaed th e highlights of a longer statement Dantxler sent to votera and printed In newspaper ads during his 1000campaign. For Instance. Dantzler in­ cluded three other sentences before using these words: "Class sizes are a function of financial re so u rc e s a n d professional teachers are secured with ade­ quate pay and a good teaching environment." That same sentence is the second paragraph of B u rt's mailing. In all. seven sentences uaed by Burt appear in th e year-old statement made b y Dantzkr. Burt, who found out about th e situation during a debate w ith Dunn on Tuesday, said th e sentences were the work of "one of the young people In m y campaign” who had worked for Dantzkr’s Republican opponent In the 1990 race. "I do not write my direct mall: I do not write my TV ads.” B urt said. "The words were what 1 wanted to say. I approved It." Burt aaid he was embarrassed but that the Incident should not reflect poorly on his campaign. W EATHER Today: Partly cloudy with a 00 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorm *. High In the lower to mid 90s. Wind variabk 5 to lOmph. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thun­ derstorms. Low In the mid 70s. Wind variabk 5 to lOmph. Rain chance 30 percent. Thursday: Partly cloudy with show ers and thunderstorm s likely fay afternoon. High In the lower to mid 90s. Wind south­ west 10 mph. Rain chance 60 percent. E x ten d ed forecast: P artly cloudy through the period. r t l y eldy 93-73 foot with a slight chop. Current Is to the north with a water temperature of 84 degrees. Raw Smyrna Baaeki Waves are one half fool and glassy. Current la to the north, with a water tempera­ ture of 84 degrees. S t. Awgaatlaa to Ja p lto rta to t Tonight and Thursday: Wind southwest 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and inland waters a light chop. Scattered to locally num erous afternoon showers and thunderstorms. T he high tem perature In Sanford Tuesday was 94 de­ grees and the overnight low was 66 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Ja c k ton.M J U Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the Junoou K o rttM C ity p e rio d , e n d in g a t 9 a.m . I M V***» Wednesday, totalled 1.35 In­ L o t A n f t it o M ilw au k a* ches. M p lt SI Pout The temperature at 10 a m. N m A v IIN O rtoont today was 86 degrees and Now Y o rk C ity Wednesday's overnight low was Now N orfolk,V o 76. as recorded by the National N orm P lotto Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Twooday'o hlgh................91 □ B aro m etric presso r* .30.06 □ R elative H am ldlty....73 pet �SANFORD - In Ms 1001-93 Am iI jfWf budget. tht t a t o d Airport Authority wants to Ibwer the amount paid to the City of Sanford. The City Comtntsalan and staff however, do not agree with the reasoning. , The Airport Authority had budgeted an expenditure of •10,000 for fiscal year 1991-92. compared to 900,000during this past year. The money was to pay far Sanford's Involvement In poMce and lire protection on the airport property. According to Airport Director Album lands man In (all A photgraph album containing the picture of a burglary victim landed an Ortando man in jail Monday. An off-duty Seminole County deputy spotted Barry Kietb Bridges. 39. walking on Osceola Road in Sanford at about 7 p.m. with the album. The deputy reported he afoo found a .22-caliber handgun In a red ripper pouch In Bridges' pants. He summonded Sanford police, who found the gun and photograph album had been taken from an Osceola Road home earlier Monday. Bridges was charged with armed burglary, grand theft, petit theft, carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Burglary of a ear sohred A Sanford man was charged with a July 18 burglary of a car parked at The Bam on U.S. Highway 17*92. While the auto owner was In the tavern for IS minutes. Sanford police say Moses Bonner Powers, 37. no permanent local address, removed 9400 In traveler’s checks and a portable color television. Powers was arrested Monday after another man tried to cash one of the stolen checks and identified Powers as the man who gave It to him. Powers was charged burglary to a conveyance and grand theft. Drug poasasaion chargas A M Gregory Leon Mitchell. 37. 2230 Jltway. Midway, was arrested Mondav for. drug possession charges during a Seminole County sheriff's raid on a house suspected to be (he siteofagangrape this weekend, A deputy woritlng a security detail during the raid reported seeing Mitchell slap a child In the face. A search revealed a pipe containing cocaine residue, the deputy reported. Mitchell was c h a g ^ t with possession of cocaine anddroy paraphernalia. ; Warrant arrests ' ! • --The fol!«wIttg-vwrftRt i-veila vreve mad c Monday. ......... WCharles Alford Williams. 18. 2945 Dixon Ave.. Midway, was arrested on Sipes Avenue In Midway Monday after four warrants had been laaued for probation violation charges. Williams had been sentenced to probation for burglary, throwing a deadly mlaale and battery, sale of a controlled substance and battery convictions. •DeLeon Franklin Hampton. 25. 2251 Greenway St.. Midway, was arrested at the Seminole County Courthouse Monday morning for falling to appear at a traffic court hearing. third. A three* member police department was also proposed . The only payment budgeted to be paid to the city was for structural Ore protection, when city crews and equipment would be needed In addition to those available at the airport. D u rin g M onday n i g h t 's workshop m eeting however. Sanford City Commissioners objected to the cut back of funding from the Airport Author­ ity. City Manager Bill Simmons said. "The money doesn’t come d o te to paying for the full spectrum of services offered by the city." R e g a rd in g th e 1 6 0 .0 0 0 amount budgeted by the Airport Authority to be paid to the city Harriett said, "The service we Ive to the airport extends well eyond Just answering calls." As W h lflh a m A I D S S u p e r c h a lle n g e g o a l re a c h e d By VtMIBtBORMBR HaraM Staff Writar 1 SANFORD — The people of Seminole County have reached thUr goal of helping to e sta b lish an endowed chair at the Universlty o f Miami to s t u d y th e neurological effects of..the AIDS virus on v ictim s cf th e dlncasc. With a ssista n c e from ih*- Universlty of M iam i, th e AID S S uperchallenge, estab lish ed by th e family o f T h o m as W hlg h am . a Sanford atto rn ey w ho died of AIDS In O ct. VOSS.- raised th e necessary 9 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 to re clev r m atching fu n d s front th e stale to establish th e ch a ir ........... T h e g r o u p ..b o -le d s e v e r a l grassroots fu n d raisin g c h a ritie s In S e m in o le C o u n ty a n d in aboard the Rlvershlp Grand Romance of Sanford, brought In a total of about 970,000. Frank Pilladlno, director of development for the university’s comprehensive AIDS program, said the the university donated th e needed 9 3 2 0 .0 0 0 because th e s ta te d ead lin e-to r providing the S upcrchallcnge with m atrh ln g fu nds was ap p ro ach in g In A u g u st.......... "It looked like they m ight n o t m ak e th e 9 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 goal a n y o th er w ay." Paltadino said, " so th e school to Invest d iscretio n ary funds In th is w ay,-' * A c co rd in g to U n iv ersity o f Miami official* th e 91 m illion re sc a rrh chair will be the first o f it* kind. T here are no o th e r An endowed chair guarantees that money will be perpetually _____ ____________ jwfohfo for research in the area of neurological study. Whlgham said that Itctlve fundraising on the part of the Superchallenge group la over, though any money that comes In W U H l 'l 1 MORSE 1 to the group In the future will be donated to the university's AIDS research programs. " W e 'v e b e e n a t t h i s (ftmdraJsing) for two and a hair years." Whlgham said. "It's time to get an with our Uvea." * ^ , “ P ■ ■ I I i r‘.L - r - : q- !i Miami and solicited donations from the community In an effort chairs established to study the B H I ^ H |B B ^ B i M M l H B I neurological effects of the dls- to help estab lish the ch a ir, ,"W c raised close to 9 1 6 0 ,0 0 0 here and In M iam i." said J o h n W hlgham . T h o m as W hlgham * brother. Two S em in o le C o u n t y fu n d r a is e rs , e v e n in g c r u is e s case, The ch a ir will be nam ed In honor of W hlgham and J o s e p h E. Hcrgcr. the neurologist w ho treated W hlgham . Berger will be ihe research er who first occupies Ih c c h a lr. r a ,- ' 1 IlF M H : ^ r .. |S |j j n P" u ~ 8 r ^ ^ F o u r from c o u n ty w ill harvest g a to rs th is fa ll and 91,000 for non-residents. Former trappers must take re­ TALLAHASSEE - Four Sem­ fresher courses, Davis said. Trappers retain 100 percent of inole County residents are profits from the sale of alligator among 188 people chosen p a rtic ip a te In S ep tem b er's hides and meat, although hides must be validated by the com­ alligator harvest. mission at a cost of 930apiece. The participants were chosen Last year, properly prepared randomly from over 15,000 alligator hides sold for approxi­ applications submitted to the mately 942 per foot and alligator Florida Game and Fresh Water meat sells for roughly 95 per Fish Commission, which an­ pound, game officials reported. nounced the names Tuesday. The commission still requires Local 'gator trappers are Jane that permit holders be present Braden, Sanford. Joseph H. during trapping activities. Until Brown and Roy M. Largent. both last year, a trapper could stay of Longwood. and Michael J. home while the agent did the Leholm. Casselberry, said game h u n tin g . A tra p p in g agent and fish spokesman Mary Davis. license can be purchased for However, those selected must 950. Davis said the rule was complete a six-hour training changed to prevent trappers course and purchase an alligator from having family members trapping license before being apply to Increase the chances of Issued a perm it. T rapping being selected In the permit licenses cost 9250 for residents lottery. Bush nominates Orlando attorney for federal Judge WASHINGTON - President Bush has nominated a Pensacola circuit Judge and an Orlando attorney for two Florida federal Judgeships. The nominations Tuesday, which must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate, would fill a newlyc r e a t e d J u d g e s h i p In the northern district and a vacancy in the middle district. Bush nominated Circuit Judge Lacey A. Collier for the northern district bench, which encom­ passes (he Panhandle and the a r e a from Ta l l a h a s s e e to Gainesville. For the mi ddl e d i s t r i c t Judgeship, which stretches from Naples to Jacksonville, the pres­ ident nominated Anne C. Con­ way. She is an attorney with the firm of Carlton. Fields. Ward. Emmanuel. Smith A Culler In Orlando. Both were recommended to Bush by Republican U.S. \jscn. Connie Mack, who urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold Immediate confirmation hearings. "The tremendous backlog of pending cases in Florida's feder­ al courts demand swift action by the Senate Judiciary Committee on the nominations." Mack said. Your children need to Know abouf drugs.. 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ALmbAmmI ItealAB _ ffcdh* ttl •<MMM BEN W A T T E N B E R G Now here comes the devolution those monoayllsblfc yahoos ran stories about the sieve-labor camps of the Oulsg. the meant "How to Get Eld of Your A As It dawned on the far left that the Evil Empire ire tffefil evil leftist Intellectual S u san Sontag (in 19821 c o m p a r e d what Digest renders had learned about co m m u n ism w ith w h a t^ h a d b e e n teamed by readers of left-w ing publicssuch as "The EDITORIALS Death pleas "Which reader would have been better In­ f The Digest form ed about th e •till has a realities of commu­ political nism? §** Can It be agenda. ■ lh a t o u r enem ies : right?" Interesting. The Digest was once regarded, by The Digest, with 40 the Internationa) left, as the epitome of mindless, editions In 16 languages. Is the world's most middle-brow anti-communism. J u st Imagine. read magazine. It has a broad range of coverage. Yeltsin "all-union" treaty, which gives much more Independence to (he component Soviet JACK m *M M n i a i » r v g g M vsn u F i” ngMEHPglN. ttbSEnMnL.. tu M w ttFui put petitions In hope* of hogging A w n the system. In the average death penalty case, more than eight yeara pa— between sentencing and execution. This la a form of torture for victims’ famIHea. A key reason for the delays Is the abuse of habea s corp first to the state courts, then federal system, then down seemingly interminable process.......... In a pair of recent rulings, the Supreme Court held that federal courts aren't hound to consider habeas corpus petitions from state Inmates who haven't property presented their appeals Drat to the state courts. The court's . logic is compdUng. Federal badges shouldn’t, casually irtddhr in state criurt matters: N or" ..-sh o u k L jttn id ctefL n d r a t a a l s j m t l o c f r . .g e t _ unlimited chances to contest their, esses In federal courts. Shortly after the court’s rulings, the Senate approved President Bush's plan to block habeas corpus petitions in federal court If the judge determines a convicted criminal re­ ceived a “full and fair hearing" in state courts. The plan also would give Death Row prleoncra six months to ftte habeas carpus petitions slier exhausting their appeals In state courts, except when new evidence has come to tight. This Is a reasonable and ifm lb k Former Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell has observed: “I know of no other system of Justice structured In a way that assures no end to the litigation of a criminal conviction." Under the tighter standard that Is emerg­ ing. Inmates still wlU be able to challenge the constitutionality of actions by police, lawyer* or Judges. But It will be harder for them to drag cases out over several years. That Is s decided Improvement. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letter* to the editor arc welcome. All letter* must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible.. Let lets are subject to editing. Berry's World i;-----------h y im 3g g S g m „iit fS ^ N B n M M N M M ftM SBR* I l i U l i W B g i, g v flU m ELLEN G O O D M A N A tempest in a Demi-tasse? BOSTON — From the sound of It. you would think that Demi Moore had posed for a Rorschach test rather than a cover photo. The Image of the very pregnant star, naked but for her two strategically placed hands, has Vanity Fair being compared to everything from National Geographic to National Enquirer. The magazine has been banned from supermarkets In North Carolina and has flown newsstands In Harvard Square. Her off the news photo Is now an Instant visual poll on the subjects of sexiness and pregnancy, prudery and discretion, the uterus and the ego. Indeed one am ateur sociologist of my Intimate acquaintance has been flashing Demi In the buff around her home and office. She has collected comments that range from "Indecent exposure" to "It’sabout time." One woman said that It was wonderful to see a woman who was big — with child — and beautiful. Another in her "17th month of pregnancy" groaned about this new role I. Having not looked like a movie star model. Hav before pregnancy, she now knew for sure that she didn't look like a movie star during pregnancy. She would have preferred a closeup of varicose veins. It Is true that people feel free to offer their opinions about the behavior of pregnant women. Pregnancy seem* to turn women into public property. Co-workers, who wouldn't touch your shoulder, are suddenly rubbing your stomach. Strangers are telling you what to eat and what happened to them in labor. But this tempest In a Demi-tasse has a familiar edge to It. Remember last year when Deborah Norvllle was pictured In People magaiine breast-feeding? Some said she was l. q u in te s s e n tia l^ w onderfully n a tu ra l, maternal. Others said she should keep her blouse buttoned In public. Everybody said something. Demi herself has posed nude before. It was. as they now say about Suprem e Court nominees, a youthful Indiscretion. But some of the same people who would criticize her for posing with a flat stomach exposed, praise her for publicly protruding. Others seem to suggest that nudity Is e\ en worse for a mommy-to-be. It seems that photographer Annie Llebovltz focused her lens on an especially fertile territory In contemporary life. The place where altitudes about sexuality and motherhood conflict. • Whst would you like to be. son — a Boy Scout, or a QM Scout?" iif tiig * When the questions started pouring in. Tina Brown, the editor of Vanity Fair, said that the pictures Illustrated the beauty of maternity. "There Is nothing mure glorious llum the sight of a woman carrying a child." she demurred, wrapping hcreself in the flag of motherhood. Bui the pictures, us Brown knows, are far more ambiguous than that. This Isn't a photo spread for the Lamare class. Inside the magazine are three more Images. The most deliberately provocative la the one of Moore In a skimpy black bra. bikini undies and spike heels. Mommy meets Hustler? Did she mean to reveal Victoria's Secret? Guess what, Victoria’s gonna have a baby! Frankly. I would not rush over to see Demi's baby In utcro. Spare me the videotapes of her first childbirth during which she directed three cameramen to get all the right angles. She Is far more fully and comfortably exposed on camera than In the dry. dull text lhat a c c o m p a n ie s th e pictures. But the lens has cap tu red and u h , exposed, a visual taboo. It walks the line that still ordi­ n a r ily d iv id e s a woman’s body as a source of pleasure and a source of re­ production. After all. a mother isn't sup­ captured and posed to be a sex uh, axposad, a object and a aex ob­ visual taboo. ^ ject Isn’t supposed to be a m other an d where la Freud when you need him? Remember the analysts who said that Western culture saw Woman as either a madonna (the original) or a whore? There are a lot more sexual options now but also a lot more opinions. There's an ongoing argument about whether good girls wear garter belts, whether a centerfold Is liberated or merely exploited, whether female nudity is sleazy or nature's way of staying cool. There's a talk-show, kitchen-table debate about good and bad sexiness that gets focused around Deborah NorvlUc’s breast feeding and Demi Moore's pregnant poses. Most of us harbor mixed feelings. Which Is why this Issue of Vanity Fair is selling...and why It’s discreetly wrapped. Why the photos are getting a long look, but not on the subway. Giving credit where It's due. I give It to Llebovltz more than Moore. She's taken a strong, unexpected Image and thrown It on the national screen — u conflict wrapped in amnlotlc fluid. Some pictures are worth a thousand words. This one's a bargain. ANDERSON Use of fetal tieeue life-death debate WASHINGTON - The Reagan administra­ tion banned the use of fetal tissue from abortions In federally fended medical re­ search In IflSS. Now, on the eve of a congressional vote on the Issue, the No. 2 lawyer at the Health and Human Services Administration when the b in was Imposed has toki Congress H was Illegal. The Moratorium has been continued by the Bush administration In spite of findings by two Reagan commissions and protests from health and medical organizations. It has prevented promising research In transplant­ ing fetal tissue Into victim* of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases, childhood diabetes and * HflfcTBflesser-known ailments. Robert Charrow, the former deputy general council of HHS, has w ritte n . Congress t M O h e question Is whether HHS broke the law (he ropes of ru le m ik rh g . rhcTudih'jr Issuing a notice and soliciting comment. His answer was a blunt "yes." In a letter to Rep. Henry W axm an. D-Calif.. c h a ir m a n o f th e h uaa for fatal House Health and tissue la an Environm ent S u b ­ issua that has committee. tom people Even If the morato­ who oppose rium had been done abortion J properly, "there Is serious doubt whether the moratorium could have withstood Judicial scrutiny." Charrow wrote. T h at scrutiny may com e soon In a threatened lawsuit from several heavyweight groups. Our associate Lcs Whitten has learned that (he groups considering suing the government are the United united Parkinson Fcx Foun­ dation. the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, the Association of American Medical Colleges, the Association of American Universities and the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Interna­ tional. Their suit would Join the painful national debate over whether the product of an abortion should be used to cure fatal and degenerative diseases. One question the suit would answer Is why the ban was put into place. One top-level Reagan administration source said the Idea originated in the White House as a means to appease pro-life conservatives. Currently, private research and privately funded transplants are allowed, but they are prohibitively expensive. Waxman has authored a bill to lift the federal moratorium and impose rules to prevent the real horrors that the opponents fear — sale of the tissue. Induced abortions to provide fetal tissue for friends and family, even deliberate pregnancies to produce tis­ sue. The bill wtU be debated In the House this week. The legislation Is backed by a host of group* representing victims of lung disease, diabetes, cancer, cystic fibrosis, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy and other disOn the other side are the National Right to Life Committee, the U.S. Catholic Confer­ ence, a powerful Southern Baptist group and several other pro-life and church organiza­ tions. A National Right to Life spokesman told us that the opponents generally endorse the use of tissue from spontaneous abortions, cell cultures and tubal pregnancies, but not induced abortions. They fear that lifting the ban would encourage more abortions, which they regard as the taking of human life. Finding a use for fetal tissue Is an Issue lhat has torn even people who adamantly oppose abortion, like Baptist ................. “ ‘ minister Guy “ Walden and his wife. Terri, of Houston. They are praying lhat fetal tissue will save the life of their baby, who has a rare disease. HurlerScheie Compound. Another advocate Is Don Nelson of Denver, who has Parkinson's disease and Is the first American to have fetal tissue transplants done privately. His doctor. Curt Freed, told us the transplants had brought "substantial Improvement... dramatic change.” �M H H Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wsdneaday, July 34, 1901 - SA R apt c a s t on a reported gang rape." Yesterday afternoon, a large number of Midway residents turned out at the Seminole County Sheriff's office, where "Of the SO people who flocl Into the lobby area, are ended In* IS men reportedly involved in the gang rape. Three of the four persons accused In the gang rape Incl dent made their first ?ourt ap­ pearance yesterday r'lem oon. in near the charges placed against them. The three Include Robert Lee Williams. 47. 2391 Greenway Blvd.. Midway. William Henry O'Neal. 20. 2530 Byrd Ave.. Midway, and Joseph Watkins Jr..‘ 2271 Broadway. Midway. A hearing la scheduled for this afternoon for the suspect, who Isa Juvenile. authority." "We re doing all we can do." said Shoemaaer. "No one’s paying attention to what we’re trying to do." Sonny *Rabom. smnr? a u n n *ry w bookk— v n n w p par vi m at wwi Sanford r »wi w m Mlddte rwwvw School and a gradual# of Somlnoio High Softool which waa housed In tha building until 1M0, to o to C o u ajr CoomlMjooer waatakant s e n t a p ro p o sal to U nited Airlines lor a national mainte­ nance facility here that would employ 4.000people. Airport director Steve Cooke said th e a u th o rity la also negotiating with a Texas carrier to begin a Sanford to Miami communter sendee and is talk­ ing to air package express com­ panies for beginning service County Port Authority Director Demolitiontime this month, but did not know that the Aral blows would come yesterday until the heavy equipment began rolling onto the campus yesterday morning. The first part of the structure to be to rn down w as th e northern end. the area that waa o r ig i n a lly a c o m b in a tio n auditorium and gymnasium. Bulldozers win be driven In today to demolish the Interior. The shell of the building will follow. Hall formed the total ject will take days, not of the or School employees on during the demotttloa are keep* Ing to th e rear of the administrative budding. "I’m not one to be about things." Hail sakL "but I have a healthy n y w l far heavy machinery and hi Hidings com* •ngdown.’ There is kns than ten feet haS uaam s I k s n i i n g i u u —*-* * l . of C entral Florida Regional A irp o rt. S em in o le C ounty lawmakers win meet with city and airport officials Aug. IS’to _a*_____ In the project, sB the work win authority to non-Sanford be done before students return business oeoole. But Sanford Mayor Bettye SaveiP a g slA Funderburk and Sanchez also live In the Sanford Landing apartment complex. ’’These people are to be commended for their quick reac­ .1=-, _ ALVIN RAY ABBOTT A l v in Ray A b b o t t . 54. W cathersfleld Avenue. Alta­ monte Springs, 'died Sunday his residence. Bom Jan. 26. 1937. In Parkersburg. W.Va.. he moved to Altamonte Springs fropi there tn 1974. He was a yMhrkeUng IUl,^R> |)oncr for thePoultry* and Egg Division of the —Florida- Department uf Agstcui* tunrsrndTTLdutlst. He wuffinrAti ._FQrs*j£ctcrau-nad ja. member, of the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge No. 766, Orlando. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e wife. Loretta: son. Kevin. Apopka: daughter. Missy. Altamonte Springs: parents. Ernie and L ju lse . Parkersburg: sister. Joyce Stevens, Vienna. W.Va.: brother. Larry. Washington. W.Va. Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. *8207. Lotigwood. Survivors Include daughter, Patricia MacLeod. Oviedo: son. Leonard M.. Oviedo; brothersrB l ttulitt. Orlandb.andlt. D. Mullis. Jacksonville: slater. Janet Rider, Pensacola; eight grandchildren: one great-granddaughter. Details of his condition not available this morning. Tom K uhn, a n Altaftionte Springs accountant, said he waa c o n ce rn e d th a t y o u n g ste rs sheltered from grades to help build their self esteem would Sanford. Harry Fields. Re* H A LM CAM* W IST trouble in real life." dgeiand. S.C.. WUUe Lee Fields. Ralph Carl West. 80. North "have He said he was concerned Jersey City. NJ .; slaters. Ruth Lacy Circle. DeLand. died MonR tncTtvB c a t r i ce- Q .a h a n v .— day ahtowvwUlence. Born June about a tren d th at he saw . . . . -------_ T . . Coosawbatchte; three grand* 26. 1011, in New, York Ctty. he "Next year you’ll put In the c h i l d r e n : e i g h t g r e a t * moved to DeLand from Freeport. foarth gnule and then the fifth grandchildren. N.Y.. in 1672. He was a retired grade/’ he said. "Where will It Wlisoo-Elchelberger Mortuary photo engraver tn New York and .THANEM. BRAIN)__________ Diane M*. Ssabo. 36. 1072 Choke Cherry Drive. Winter Springs, died Tuesday at her residence. Bom March 1. 1065. in Rochester, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from there In 1981. She waa a homemaker and a member of St. Stephen’s Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Steven: daughter. Kimberly. Winter Springs; son. Steven R.. Winter Springs. B aldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Ooidenrod. In charge of arrangements. Regina Wagner. 66. Little Edward I. Wolff. East Thi F irm s* ^ K b a Jrm iC b fiird rb d -^ V iT tw o ^ g ra n d c h ild re n Tuesday at West Volusia Memo* great-grandchild, rial Hospital. DeLand. Bom Feb. Stephen R. Bsldauff Ft 1.1225. In Rhode. Romania, she Home. Deltona. In char moved to Deltona In 1966 from arrangements. Dumont. NJ . She was a home* maker and a Lutheran. , Survivors Indude daughters, [ 1 ? ^ Evelyn Sullivan. Nina Nardaco. both of New Milford. N J.. Linda ,|t Rowland. Dumont. N.J. and w lwmum Sr", camavry. ««a Carolyn. Uttle Ferry. N.J.; slater, n aj»- y — um m » Marla Krafft of Deltona: brother. ffirri m Peter, of Highland Lake. N.Y.: i f three grandchildren. P - tt- s n a wisurSwsmwttn. Stephen R. Bsldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. Louise E. Wales. 85. 10 Lotus Lake Drive. Casselberry, died Sunday at Meridian Nursing Center. Longwood. Bom Jan. 31. 1906. In Long Island. N.Y.. she moved to Casselberry from there In 1943. She was a retired bookkeeper with the United Way Campaign in Orange County and area packers and growers of flowers. She was a former teach­ e r In Long I s la n d a n d a horticulturist, known to many am the Caladium Lady of Longwood.'She was a Protestant. S urvivors In clu d e s is te r. Dorothy K. Bamcs. Longwood: stepson. C. A. Jr.. Sarasota. Gaines Funeral Home. Long­ wood. in charge of arrange­ ments. 'fi:**' C ry-.wr m iw v FrianSi may call TfcmMy tram M y m. 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In the end the board voted 3-2 to advertise the plan as-ls and Invited parents to return with their comments at 7 p.m. on Aug. 27 when they will .vote on the final acceptance of the plan. ^C$olv board rrwfflHrs Uar£ara ELAINE BURT1LLA ENGLE ) Elaine Burtlllu Engle. 73. 508 IRoy Blvd.. Altamonte Springs. ;died Tuesday at her residence. ; Bom Feb. 1. 1918. In Oclwcln. William H. Taylor. 82. 224 •Iowa, she moved to Altamonte Meadowlark Drive. Osteen, died ISprings from Brodheud. WIs.. In Monday at his residence. Bom ; 1960. She was a homemaker July 12. 1909. In Trenton. NJ . . ;and a member of Asbury Meth- he m oved to O steen from •odist Church. Maitland. She was Edgewater In 1982. He eras a !a member of the Order of the stationary engineer for the State !Eastern Star. Hospital in Trenton. He waa a ; Survivors include husband. Navy veteran of World War II. •Robert O.. Maitland: sons. Gary, Survivors Include wife. Rose: • ' Ma d i s o n . WI s . . R o n a l d . daughters. Lee Nolan. Mor! McFarland. WIs.: sister. Yvonne risville. Pa.. Aloiae Trucllve. {Lamb, Orlando: seven grand- Bristol,. Pa.: stepson. Edward J . { c h i l d r e n ; s i x g r e a t ­ Quinn, Bordentown. NJ .: slater, grandchildren. Mina Roblnaon. Salinas. Calif.: I Beacon Cremation Service of brother. Robert. Salinaa; alx ; Central Florida. Winter Park. In g ra n d c h ild re n ; th re e step ; charge of urrungi-tncnls. grandchildren. • G ram kow F u n eral Home. IRUBY MULLIS HOLLIS Sanford. In charge of arrange­ I Ruby Mullis Hollis. 69. 252 ments. ;Lakc Ellen Dr.. Casselberry, died ;Tuesday at Control Florida Re­ LUCILLE THOMAS gional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Lucille Thomas. 89. 1500 W. !May 19. 1922. In Coffee County. 17th St.. Sanford, died Friday at ;Georgia, she moved to Casscl- Longwood Health Care Center. | berry In 1953 from DeLand. She B o rn M ay 2 0 . 1 9 0 2 . In •was the owner and operator of Coosawatchle. S.C.. she moved !Seminole Pluza Beauty Salon. to Sanford In 1926 from there. {Casselberry. and the Magic She was a homemaker and a {Brush Beauty Salon. Maitland. Baptist. jShe was a Baptist unci member Survivors Include daughter, •and past president of the South R u th A n d e rs o n . S a n fo rd ; {Seminole VFW Ladies Auxiliary brothers. Rev. Elijah Fields. • KXKWatorCwvwrwge • On* Year Warranty Grades3ornf p trtn ia ftriura in ii a through F grades offered Incen­ tive for youngMere to rise above tions." Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett wHd. "That they were willing to get involved says something very good about the community." According to H arriett th e V/ A- "We're out there swinging." Cooke said. the Greater Seminole County C ham ber of Commerce and PHONE J �r .- « V-tvrff ii ~iiinrjrtili • A - S an fo rd H erald. S a n fo rd . F lorida - W ed n esd ay . July 24. 1901 C a lifo r n ia m a n tr ie s to e x c ite c h ild r e n a b o u t lr e e s , a n im a ls »T« Associated Prats Wrltar SACRAMENTO. C alif. ''Slurp! Slurp!" cry the children lying on the ground in a circle, their hair spread out behind them. "Where!" shout the ones holding their hands In a circle. "Whooo!" say the children flut­ tering their hands. The children are portraying, respectively, the lateral roots, sapwood and cambium of a tree in a game called "Build a Tree." Joseph Cornell leads children and adults through eight such games In his new video. "Shar­ ing the Joy of Nature" a visual version of his 1989 book of the same name. H is first book. " S h a rin g Nature with Children." has sold more than 290,000 copies and been translated into seven lan­ guages since It was published in 1979. Cornell, who lives in the mountains outside of Nevada City. 95 miles northeast of Sac­ ramento. also wrote "Listening to Nature" in 1967. T he 40-m lnute video was filmed last summer in Northern California. Including Yosemlte National Park and the Mammoth Cornell. 40. has made a career of teaching people how to teach about nature. He majored at California State University at Chico in nature awareness and II I \s m t h e c ir c u it c o v e r o r r n v ir a i t T f i f f n r ~ ri ^ M OkTON. A k k lN a WILLIAMS CORPORATION. * Ozone ,f- i& f. * a r . • f IV. Air pottution Tp*k wpste ' Rain forest preservation Global warmlag is aw aw ta R e c y d ia g plastics IS a w Rs m & P«Ri MV*. m me ReMIc A ss a m s t Semlssle CSHRtv.PWMs. <Sr cm *, at ms mf ef Nigiffnifnii Cnr NniN i N worked as an outdoor education teacher and school naturalist for several years. Now he spends his time writing books and con­ ducting training sessions all over th? world. The games in the video are four types: otter games are energetic and playful, crow games are active and observa­ tional. bear games are absorbing and reflective and dolphin games arc uplifting and Inspir­ ing. "Build a Tree" is an otter game and the "Camera Game" is a bear game. A crow game is "A nim als. A nim als." where children act out animals on a card for others to guess. • A dolphin game can be singing or reciting poetry about nature. "Once people are alert and interested and more on the wavelength of nature and then have an experience of nature, they want to share that." Cornell said. P torMe e t tt:M AM. m A gM t witwt. A b o lis h th e h ig h s c h o o l s y s t e m ? SALEM. Ore. — Oregon has embarked on a long-range pro­ gram to abolish high school as It now exists In hopes of producing students better able to compete w ith th e ir p e e rs In o th e r countries. The program, called the Or­ egon Educational Act for the 2 ls t Century, recently received final approval in the Legislature and la awaiting the governor's signature. gj/d. re stru c tu re high to that stdB bts would tm lv e a—ettW caiTM mastery ' - vocational training. The reforms also would elimi­ nate early grade levels and lengthen the school year from days to 220 days by the year 175d 2010. Gov. Barbara Roberts and state School Superintendent Norma Paulus are among the plan's staunchest supporters. The governor has promised to sign the bill soon. Some skeptics have said the goals are laudable, but they won’t be reached unless future legislatures are willing to spend q lo t o f money to I m p l e m e n t the changes. Lawmakers committed about 82 million to get the U v ih e I f t h g r a d e - S t u d e n t s th e n ., reforms off the uroundLJn- tto would be* steered toward a co t hexltwo years. - O t h e r c r tU c * h a v e , c o m p l a i n e d FLORIDA. SIMINOLICOUNTY, PkOdIDA CASR NO PI-MICA-MO COUNTRYWIDE PUNDINO CORPORATION. PiamtiN. vs. DAVID L. CHAPMAN, CAN DICE L. WILSON ANO MAT TMIW GLASS, d /b /a C A M TRAVEL ANO LETTER ROX. INC.. DofUndant(s). NOTICE OP SALE NOTICI Is hereby given that, pursuant la the Order at Sum m ary Judpmont at Porgctosura In this causa. M the Circuit Court at Samlneto Caunty. Pier Ida. I will sail the prsparty situated In Samlneto County, NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Nodes is hertby * re n that I pm engaged m buetnese at Mt LymMtoM Avenue. Springs. PL 22714. County, Florida. Ptcttttaus Name at FLORIDA AUTO COLLEC­ TION. and mat I intend to register said name with Ihe Secretary at Slate. Tsilahaaaaa. Florida. In oc u rdanta wtm ma provisions a t the Fictitious Name Statute, TeWtt: Section gas es. PtorMa Statutes ta*7. EURO SCAN CONNECTION. INC SHg Eabsntharph Publish: July 34. m i DEH 22S CASINAtVSWPCAHS WORLD SAVINOSANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. PRANCIS J. KEENANarit/a PRANCES KEENAN, alal.. ts). NOTICI OP SALE NOTICI Is hsrsSy flvsn mat Sur s a t t to Rw Pinal JaSsm int a t Psrsdaaurs ans SaN antsraS In m s causa pansmg m ma C ircuit Ceurt s t IlfM stnth Ju S k lal Circuit. In ans far ISRUWSN Caunty. PtortSs. Civil Acttan Ns. MMTPCA It 0 . the unSsrsHnaS Ctorti will sail ma ir s p s r ty s itu a te s In salS that Oregon Is adopting an elitist. European-style system in which students not bound for college are pushed into early training for factory work. B ut th e p ro g ra m ’s ch ief sponsor, state Rep. Vera Katz, says it will w ill put p u t Oreegon at the head of the class when It comes to producing students who will be able to keep up with changing tech n o lo g ies In the global economy. "U Is the thtent of this legisla­ tion that Oregon will develop the best educated citizens in the nation by the year 2000 and equal to the best In the world by 2010.” she said in an interview. In .a.jeuae, Oregon Is. being used- aa.-a testing ground.Jot. DBm (COURTSEAL) MAR VANNI MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUITCOURT Ry: JanoE.Jaaawtc Oasuty Clark PuSIHh: July 17.l4.m t M M Itl DATID mto 17m Ssy St July. MARYANN! M ORtI Ctom s t Circuit Ceurt By: t/OsrsIRy W. BsINs ■ssxrf" PuSHlN: July 14, II, INI DIM IIS IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT INANOPOR S IM IN O kl COUNTY. P LOR I DA. CASR NO tl-SSTT-CA-IAR WORLD RAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. V*. •ti Aaaoclalad Praaa Writer iim n r c iR C D iT C S o r r IN T N I ■IRNTIINTM " JUOICMk CIRCUIT RIOINCY M IE N , ts Rw plal mtreat M m Plat Esau 11, Pago s i. PuRRc NacarSs st Caunty, PtortSs. Nt pgbNc etto I i Nit Mfhttt t N boatWSSsr isr caUtTat I1:W s'ctock. AAA. an me ttm Say at tw i. at ma WW trant s t ma Sam Inato Caunty P tor Me DATED mig ttm Say at July. < -rfH U - - ' M TNC CIRCUIT COURT W T N I IMNTEERTN JUOICMk CIRCUIT Let R Ainff pcsncmcsr nef iifcwwj L tgtl Notlctt bsk k.*i. \Vfa atspoMi - W ------ L I • CARLOS RAV PORTIA; RMS. C A R k O S RAV P O IT R R i OOkORlS R. PORTIA l A / i D O L O R It R A I P O S T IR ; IT A T I OP FLORIDA. ORPAATMINT OP HIALTH AMO R IH A a ik IT A T IV I II R V •CIS; s a l IARNRTT RICOV ■AVI-------------------- - \w L t g t l N o t it t e • a n te s m e w neetea. < »I l I •I I I « I Cfcaa water L e g a T X o tic e s Pismtift, PRANCISJ.KRINAN.Stal.. M T IC IO P IA k l NOTICI Is hsrsSy fJvsn mat rursuant ts t*s FtoM JuSsmsnt of Porsclosurs ami Sato antarstf In mo cause psnStaa In t*a Circuit Court M anR n r Saminato County, PtorMa. Civil Ac­ tion Ns. fi-stn-CA-iAO. mo unRwsiRnsS Ctorti win soil Ids p r a s a r ty sltu a to S In salS County. SaacrmsSM: Lot IS. NIOINCV O R IIN . Is Itia plst merest m In Plat laafe 11. Pass SMI. PuMlc R acam of Saminato County, PtorMa. at puSIk tala, la ma hlfhast ans bast bttoSer tor cash, a t 11:10 • ’ctock. A M., sn ma ism Say at August, m i , at ma West front Ssor of the Sam Inala County Courthouse. Seniors. PtorlSa. DATID this Itm Jay Of July. INI. (COURT U A L) MARYANN! MORSE C L IR K 3P THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICI OP PICT ITIOUI NAME Nattea is hereby given that I am sngaasS In business at 701 I. urn St.. SantsrS, Samlneto County, Pier ISo. under the P left ttous Name of V IV ID VARIATIONS OP CENTRAL PLORIOA and that I Intend to register said name with the Sac rotary of State. Tallahassee. Florida. In ac­ cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Noma Statute. To-Wit: Section MS*. PtorlSa Statutes ISJ7. ToddA. Pltipatrlck Publish: vuly 24. m i OEM-217 NOTICI OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we a re engaged In business at SIM S. U.S. Mwy 17*2. IU. Fern P a r k . PL 32710. Ssmlnole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name at SM ILEYS PRESSURE WASH INO. and that we Inland Is register said name with the Secretary et State. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute. To Wit: Section •Sl ot. PtorlSa Statutes lfS7. Carl W. Davis Dana I . Davis Publish: July 24. m i OIM-3IS Let S4. CREEK'S BE NO, accarving vo n o p o r n o r v o •» rucarded m Plat Beak 17. Page PS and P7. Public Records et Samlneto Caunty. PtorMa. at Public Sato, to the highest bidder,.tor cash, at the West Front Entrance at me Samlneto Caunty Courthouse. Sanford. Ptorldd. a t 1t:M a.m .. an August 27, m i . WITNESS my hand and the Seal of mis Court mis 12th day of July. m i . Clark el the Circuit Court By: s/Dorothy W. Boiton Deputy Clark Publish: July 17,24. m i DEM 14* INTMI CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO PON SIMINOLICOUNTY. PLORIOA CASE NO. tl-TfbCA-ISO BANCBOSTON MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. vs. BRUCE P. WASHINGTON, st. at.. Defendants. NOTICI OP SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to a Summary Pinal Judgment ol Foreclosure en­ tered herein. I will sail the property situated In Samlneto County, Florida, described as: E ty of NW U et Block S. Tier If FLORIDA LAND ANO COL ONIZATION COMPANY. ST. GERTRUDE'S ADDITION TO THE TOWN OP SANFORD, according to the plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book I. at page IIS. of the public records of Seminole County, Florida, af public sale, to the highest and best bidder tor cash, at the West front entrance, Seminole Caunty Courthouse. Sanford In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on the 22nd day of August, m i . WITI ITNESS my hand and offlclal seal of sold Court this ISth day of July. m t . (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By: s/DorothyW. Bolton As Deputy Clark Publish: July 24.31. m i DEH 717 NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS N A M Notice is heresy given that I am engaged In business at t t t l French Ave.. laniard. PL 37771, Samlneto Caunty. Florida, under the Pkttttous Name st A b S GROCERY, and mat I r n U fll w rv fiv tv r i p w Wim tha Secretary at State, sea. PtorMa. In ac_ . wtm ma prtvittona at ma Ptctlttous Hama ........... To-Wit: Section MSM, Statutes »fS7. Ahmad Abudshanam Publish: July Ik mi OEM 714 NOTICI OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given Ihat I am ingagad In business at IMt High Point. Longs sad, P L Sam­ lneto County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Name et INVESTORS LEASING, and that I Intend to register said name with tha Sacralary at Stole. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with tha previsions ' et tha Fictitious Name Statute. To-Wit: Section MSS*. Ftortdak Statutes I*27. 1 Mark J. Ford Publish: July 24. m i | OEH-2II NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that wa are engaged In butIntis at 111 Aidean Drive. Sanford. Saminoto County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol W I L L I A M R. D E R R . WORDSMITH. and that wa In­ tend to register said name with th e S e c r e t a r y a f S ta t e . Tallahassee. Florida. In ac­ cordance with the provisions ol the Fictitious Nemo Statute, To-Wit: Section MS.M. Florida Statutes test. William R. Derr Mary Elizabeth Dorr Publish: July 24. IWI 0IH-21S PtiSllsh: July f/,14, I S P N SW k*. . . « ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? We’d Mto to malw K easier for you to m m advantage 01 me many op* pO nU niuM w f OTTff In ulw FlC W ipr per, but you may not know who to contact or how to write us. Here art some simple enewere to most- CLUB, O R G A N IZA T IO N N E W S News about social and strvica clubs and organlzRllons in Semlnote County Is slsgibi* for publication. Group publioity chairmen should submit typewrit­ ten press releases to People Editor. The deadline is noon three days prior to an event.br as soon altar Ihe event as possible. PEO PLE IT E M S Items accompanied by pictures about the ac­ complishments ol children and adult residents of Seminole County are eligible for publication. Sub­ mit typewritten or neatly written Items to People Editor, Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F la 32771. Include name and daytime phone number of person who may answer questions. 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Letters are sub­ ject to editing. To Place an ad In any other section of this newspaper, call 322-2611 and ask for a Retail Adver­ tising Representative, who'll help you in design, layout and wording of any size ad you wish. I W o u ld L ik e T o E arn S om e E x tra M o n e y A s A N ew spaper C a rrie r. E N T ER TA IN M EN T Organized events ol an entertainment, recrea­ tional or leisure nature in Seminole County are publicized in the Weekend Planner each Friday. The deadline is noon Tuesday prior to the Friday of publication. Submit typewritten contributions to Weekend Planner. Back issues are available for up to one year prior to current publication date. You can purchase back copies in person at our Customer Service desk or order by mail (payment must be enclosed). Call 322-2611 to place your order. H o w C a n I R e c e iv e H om e D e liv e ry ? RETU RN PH0T.0 PO LICY H o w D o I R eport A N e w s T ip ? C a n I B u y A B a c k Issue O f T h e N e w s p a p e r? How Do I A n n o u n ce A W e d d in g O r E n g a g e m e n t? People wishing to have their engagement or wed­ ding announcement published in the Sanford Our newspaper carriers are made up of all types of people of all ages, who enjoy being outdoors, meeting friendly people and making extra cash Stop in our office at 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford to file your application. W e'll notify you when a home delivery route becomes available in your area Sanford Herald 300 N. F re n c h Ave. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a 322*2611 i I t I �Suefnrt t,: ,sW. Sanford. Florida - Wadnasday, July 24, 1«« - TA bacim e he said It might Inadvertently detract from efforts to a i m u n f f ctsuai sex. The study, which had been a pproved by the Pubttr Health Service, would have involved 24.000 youth in grades seven through 11. Parents would have had to consent before teen-agers could participate and the parents themselves would hove been Interviewed as well. Buah to visit tbs Ukrainian capital WASHINGTON — President Bush expects to vWt the Ukrainian capita! of Kiev after his summit talks in Moscow next week, making a symbolic gesture to a republic that couM determine the tete of the Soviet Union. The ftrst visit of an American president to the Soviet heartland Is tentatively scheduled for Aug. I. The Ukraine la critical to Mikhafl Gorbachev's strategy of shaping a new federation of Soviet republics built on the foundation of nine republics that Joined him Aped 23 In pledging support for the union. The proposed new treaty binding them tn a looser but still Intact federation was shelved by the Ukrainian porhament. probably until next year, and pro-Independence forces In the republic are rapidly gaining strength. Uft.10 million ytare o q o uocovtnd OMAHA. Neb. — Scientists are uncovering a snapshot oflifc 10 mUUoa years ago — and entertaining thousands — as they dig up skeletons of prehistoric creatures killed in their tracks bv a cloud of volcanic ath* At Ashfall Foasil Beds Historical Park, vtattora gather around the ash pit as the paleontologists reveal fossils from a grassland where such creatures as rhinoceroses, three-toed horses, MDer-iootnea u |c n in a cim cit once rotmea. “The people are almost looking over your shoulder." said Mike Voorhies, one of several University of Nebraaka-Llncotn paleontologists working at the park. A BC wins ratings rac«, bumps C B S LOS ANGELES - A repeat of CBS’ venerable news hour “60 Minutes” waa the No. 1 show on television. ABC's "20-20" placed second, and In the No. 3 slot waa a rerun of NBC's favorite barroom covncay tn c c n . ABC won the latest ratings race, ending CBS* four-week winning etreak with a booet from th e w eekly new e m agaalne " 20-20. " ABC ftnlahed first with an 1.0 average rating, followed by NBC with 8.0. according to ratinni the A.C. released Tuesday Nielsen Co. CBS. i or tying for first the four pre­ vious weeks, placed third with an 8.6 average rating. - Each-xaMng.. point- tentrvrrf* M an re p o rte d ly admit) to m u tila tio n s la y in g s B fM M U IV IU M M a man with a knife. AMOCialad Pram Writer T h e m a n le d p o lic e to ........... D ahm er'a apartm ent, where MILWAUKEE — A paroled they found skulls in a file cabinet child molester whose reeking, and a closet and three headless fly-infested apartment was lit* torsos in a vat In Oohmcr's tered with skulls, headleaa toraoa bedroom, and other body parts confessed Police said they found three to kitting 11. men and eating heads In a refrigerator, boxes ■onw of them. It was reported * BOed with body parts and a today. dresser stuffed with photos and Neighbors aaid an overpow- drawings of mutilated bodies, ertng stench emanated from The Milwaukee Sentinel, citing Jeffrey L. Dahmer'a apartment a source It did not Identify, aaid for months and that they re- Dahmer confessed to 11 killings ccntly heard scuffling, a buss and to cannibalism. The paper, mw and screams. citing the same source, said Aaron Whitehead, who Uvea Dahmer may have killed up to one floor down, said he was often 18 people, mostly men. over the awakened by loud pounding and paat two years. ■cuflUngLany Marlon, who managed "One night. I heard what the apartment when Dahmer sounded like a kid up there." moved in two years af>, said the Whitehead eaid. “He was crying smell was epecially bad last Ilk a h ie m o th e r ' h a d ju a t spring. He said Dahmer claimed walloped him. Then I heard a big that hla refrigerator had broken, felling sound ... like he was causing meat lo spoil, beingnuri." “We've been smelling odors Dahmer (pronounced DAH- for weeks, but we thought it was mer), SI. a former chocolate a dead animal or something like factory worker, was arrested t h a t , " aaid n e ig h b o r Ella Monday *nd booked on auspl- Vickers, don of homicide alter a man in Police said they received no handcufb flagged down police, reports of strange noises or ABC BEATS ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED LIQUOR & WINE PRICES BEER. MI X ERS a SNAC KS ABC LIQUORS IS I M P I O U S OWHID S OPIRUTID GOOD THRU TUESDAY, JULY 30 W .000homes......................... A repeat of NBC's docudrama "A Cry for Help; The Tracey Z t U U m f !L. 3 IY Jfjbll SA portrayed the real-Ufe trauma at a Connecticut woman left para­ lysed Ire her abusive husband, ranked fourth. recommendations of the Na­ tional Center on Education and the Economy, of which Kata la a trustee. ; The center is made up of political, business and education leaders who have been pushing Tor changes In Job-training pro­ grams. - Kate’s bill embraces many at the key proposals contained In th e c e n t e r 's 1990 re p o rt, “•America's Choice: High Skills Ot Low Wages." : Oregon's plan would affect students from the beginning of their formal education. ; It would do away with the traditional grade structure from k in d erg arten through third grade, grouping children ac­ cording to abilities rather than age. Students' academic and technical skills would be tested every few years. : The moat controversial part of the program deals with the restructuring of high school. -Starting In 1995, students would attempt to obtain a certif­ icate of mastery by the end of 10th grade. Special remedial learning centers would be avail­ able to permit those who fell ihe .teat to keep trying for a certifi­ cate. Students who pass would choose either to enter college [preparatory courses or to begin a [program of at least two years th a t would combine academic Iwork and on-the-job training. Ij Dozens of states have efforts under way to improve vocational fechools. which enroll more than ■ quarter of the nation's high Behoof students. A federal law fe a t took effect July 1 gives p a te s two years to devise perp rm an ce measures for voca■onal students, such as graduaBon rates and mastery of basic Academic and occupational A leading critic of the Oregon an. state Rep. Tom Mason, lys the program would result in tracking*' students whose low eonomic an d social status luses them to lack confidence I their ability to succeed In glege. “The sad thing la that It will be [e poor and the members of the Mtortty classes that will end up ■ng to vocational school." he Johnnie W alker RED LABEL TARKOV VODKA C A L I F O R N I A W I N E SALE 3URN u a o i a ASC tT O M I p O D O lN iU BACARDI 'WJKS01' GALLO (HABIIS BLANC GALLO (HABIIS BLANC 3.99 Scbastiani �c. 1 1 IB IB ■ IB S74BI B B IB B B B ^HREKBpsyC Lot your HMcom Wagon rapnaantatlvo anawar your quaatlona about tha ana and pnaant you with fna glfta. If You Llvo In Ono Of Thtst Arm, South Seminole Hospital sponsoring AARP class PIm offering a 85 Ahve/Nattirc Driv­ ing Course beginning neat witn an unuoensea private in­ vestigator, and the private In­ vestigator was In turn selling the Information," Assistant State A ttorney Keith Shafer said m Call Sanford - 330-7942 Laka Mary — 321-6690 Longwood - 8606612 or 774-1231 W lnttr Spring* - 777-3370 Altamonta — 3304468 CasMlbarry — 609-7974 Oviedo - 609-3810 Or Anytime Day Or Night Capt. John Masters, 53. a six-year veteran of the depart­ ment. was arrested Monday on JOD fofony counts " ^ m n lii/T . DOOR BUSTERS' • )fii Mi I . IHfll I • i ( ( A ( h l A i * jt )i M N( Hi [ HUM ) U ' . IH I Hi t , OVERSTOCKED ITEMS' D I SCONT I NUED MERCHANDI SE! Harry In 1U g§ IWWBwOWw^BBBBBOf JM vnntaat BPBBNIV BBBm B W BOP BB P U C E S I Ff I O V E R F R O M SUITES' . ELOOR SAMPLES Of OurSsOST ThindaVSflle~ BBB BBBW I BBO^BINN BPO^B^POiHI /'♦' t SCRATCH N DENT! 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD M-TH10-7 (407) 322-7953 5$} I �"V* & . /- W EDN ESDAY jU - a F -S K p H ■-•a-.' i . noEm i — announces plans to make up ralnouts they taadpim. •1 7:30 p ro. dude Saturday with either a 10 a m or 4 p m with B arter -Tuesday. Schaefer announced the revam ped schedules th at were being tm* N A B S start today BssebaB Pederation) District with a °fiSh T h e seeds for th e dou b le-elim in atio n tournament Is as fellows: Lake Mar. (IK Lake Brantley Dodgeraff). Lyman (3). Lake Howell Dfeckhawka (4L Oviedo (8), and Bishop Moore (6). Today’s schedule has the Btackhawks playing Oviedo at S p m and the Bullets lacing Bishop Moon: i t Bpm . Thuraday a the Lake HowelOvtedo sin n er sill the Mudcata at B p.m. and the Moore sin n er will take on the N ew fa c e s , o ld le lead L a k e M ary T ra ck a ria s e y M a * L .e A S N The tournament will con tinue through the week srtth the far Sunday at 1 p.m. If Tournament Bob McCullough thinks his team la ready. “We’ve had a good summer. We’re Just going to go out and have some fan." raid McCullough. "I'm sort of pleased with what I’ve been able to find out about our new kids this summer. "Somebody that plays < (the tournament). If you get your 2nd or 3rd4lne pitchers to do well, you'll do okay.' InJuriM slow Sues of injuries is TAMPA Irult for i Bay B pursue r major objective: NFI ■ FL’s weakest to shore TM TM afi up the defensive line are hurt and Injuries also have slowed two projected starters during the opening sreek of training camp. Plan B aignee Marlon Jones underwent back surgery last week and Devrell Robertson, another Plan B defensive end. was waived on Monday because of a knee problem. Jones s ill be out at least four-to-sU weeks, maybe longer. Injuries to starting linemen Jim Slum (groin) “ reduced * and Rue ben Davis (elk (elbow) also have the ■time the first unit has been able to work ■together. , The Bucs. who have moved Keith McCants from linebacker to defensive end this year, are looking for help from without and srtthln. The chib hopes to sign one or two defensive , linemen in the next few days and la also taking a on. wi> who l look at free agent Shelton Thompson. been lining up s ith the first team this week. Thompson, a former Florida State star, la trying to earn a job s ith Tampa Bay for the second time. The 6-foot-3. 264-pound end was released during training camp a year ago. but la 20 pounds lighter and impressing the coaching staffrthis summer. sui C Dolphins Food MIAMI - The menu Includes vichyaaoiae. tossed salad and crabmcat stir fry. with cantalouDe for dessert. Dinner at Lc Chateau Rltx? No. lunch at the Miami Dolphins' summer training table. Like many Americana, the Dolphins have a more balanced diet than 10 years ago. The Dolphins aren't exactly on a low-fat. low-choleslerol. low-caloric, low-sugar diet. They eat burritos. hamburgers, french fries, com dogs and — from the home of their archrtvaJs — Buffalo chicken sings. On the dessert tables are chocolate eclairs, pineapple cheesecake and lee cream sandwiches. But there's also corned beef and cabbage, tuna salad, broiled cod and more fresh fruit than at a roadside stand. r w* SunRays remain In first HOOVER. Ala. — Orlando scored four runs in the seventh Inning and Pat Bankston overcame a pair of bases-loaded walks ra the SunRays defeated Birmingham 8-3 In the Southern League on Tuesday night. □2:15 p.m. - WGN. Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cuba. (L) □8 p.m. —ESPN, teams to be announced. (L) FOR ram i THE BEST I Haratd CofTSspoodant LAKX MARY - Newcomers at the Lake Mary Summer Track Serlea aet the pace In the sprints while Bob Stackhow gave an awe-inspiring performance in the distance events Monday night at Lake Mary High S c h o o l's D oon T . R e y n o ld s "We are e for the final Gibson. events were: S - a a l - D a l i r Bayst leaped 6 feet 2 to w*n the long jump With his long, gazelle-like strides. Gibson J r. act a Stackhow amazed everyone with feet. Dorlai in his strength and endurance, runn-, the BO-meter (BiB), the Ing uncontested in the SOO-mcterf (21.S) and the (46.9) 1.600-meter (methc mile) and dashes. His brother, 3,200-meter runs, breaking the second In those events. 6-ts-10 QfatoaMfinawy and style In 4:43£. also set a personal record in the long But he didn't atop .here as he Jump, g0tng> out to 10 fact. 6 Inches. proceeded to encourage his daugh­ Jenny Byrd continued to ter. Anna, and his son Robert to winning the high - «~1dL..iplete their cvente- vy running feet. 3 inches). run ■'"along aide them. (3:15.9). th e 1,600 p i e r rut) ^ —Lctonya-Thom ai” * TfeWOfaT' Oviedo High School, used the meet (1:24.0). aa a training utensil for the AAU Monica Collins won both the Junior Olympics track meet to be BO-meter (7.7) and the lOO-meter August 3 in (1 6 .5 ) d a e h e s fo r th e 9 and run July ily 31 thru Ih Thomas left her corn- 10-year-old girfc. Rebekah petitors behind In the 100 and the beat the rest of the Odd by 200-meter sprints. in the 100-meter (16.9) "This lai the first time I have ran while Kris Deddow won the 200In a while, but I need this to get m eter (36.6). A nna Stackhow finished the two mile In 28 minutes, back In shape." said Thomas. The Reaves family of Dorian. but wra defeated by Tiffany Gibson, Damian. Demetrius and Regina who ran a 21:37. Reaves left their mark by the end of 9 4 a l 0 Beyer Ben Keraenbrock th e meet. Dorian and Damian the long jump (13 feet. 3 placed first and second, in that Inches) and the high tump (4 feet. 2 order, in the B-and-Under Boys SO. Inches). Duamel VeUon swept the 100 and 200-meter dashes. In the sprints, winning the 80-meter (7.3). 6-10 age group, older brother De­ lOO-meter (18.8). 200-meter (37.4) metrius finished third in Ihe 200- and 400-meter (1:22.6) dashes. Bryan Wade took the 100-meter meter dash. Meanwhile, the mother of Ihe dash for the boys age 6-9 (18.2). three boys. Regina, won both the 50 Robert Stackhow handled the 800-meter (3:33.9) and 3.200-meter and the 440 for her age group. "1 haven't ran in almost 11 (18:38) runs while Daniel Martin years." ssld Regina. "But. It felt won the 1.600-meter (6:41.2). good to know I still have It.” Il-ta -1 4 Beyat Matt Houston The final meet will be held next placed first In Ihe long jum p (18 Monday. July 29. Aa a special feet. 1V4 Inches) ra well aa Ihe Incentive for participation, a "pre­ BO-meter (6.3). 100-meter (13.4). dictor mile" will be ran. Two 20O-meter (29.1) and 400-meter watermelons will be given away, (1:03.0) dashes. Joey ByTd won the one to a boy and one to a girl, to the 800-meter (2:46.8) raid 1.600-meter Jenny Byrd, 10, was the top finisher In her age group In the high jump, 800-meter run, I^OOmeter run and 409meter dash Monday at the Lake Mary TrackSartea run at Laka Mary High Schoot’a Don T. Reynolds Stadium. (6:10.6) runs ahead of Joe Houston, who won the 3.200-meter run (16:26.7). 11 t s 14 OMsi Angle Olson won the long jump (13 feel. 14 Inch) while Tiffany Alombro was winner of the 100-meter (14.7) and 200meter dashes (31.2). 18-16 Beys and Otrla: Thomas won the 100-meler (13.0) and 200-meter (27.1) dashes. Christina Olson covered 13 feet. 4V4 inches in the long Jump. Tanner McFall soared over 4 feet. 4 inches In the high Jump. David King won the 200-meter (27.8) and 400-meter (86.8) dashes. 1B-M Man and Weraent Regina Reaves ran uncontested in the 80-m eter (6.9) and 400-m eter (1:18.8) dashes. Robert Pendle ran in the 80-meter (6.1) dash. SO-SO Man: Stackhow gave a distance running clinic, running alone In the 800-meter (2:46.8). 1 , 6 0 0 - m e t e r 1 4 :4 3 .2 ) a n d 3 .2 0 0 -m e te r (10:48.2). Willie □S« S em in o le C o lts rally late; O vied o Ju n io rs, S e n io rs sp lit Two out of three Isn't bad. The Seminole Pony Colt All-Stars and the Oviedo Junior All-Slara moved to within one victory of clinching their ■respective tournaments, but Ihe Oviedo Senior All-Star* suffered a stunning setback, forcing them to come back through the loser* bracket. The Colts defeated East Cobb. Ga.. 7-4 Monday night to advance to the finals of the Southeast Colt Regional at Marietta. Ga. while the Oviedo Juniors survived a field change and wildness on behalf of Anthony King to defeat Suwancc 6-4 In the Junior League Section I Tourna­ ment Tuesday night. The Seniors were within un out of also advancing to the finals but ended up losing 5-4 to the Arlington All-Stars of Jacksonville In Ihe Senior League Sec­ tion I Tournament In Nicevlllc Tuesday. They will now have to win three straight games to win the section. C olt's madefaatad MARIETTA. GA. - The Seminole Pony Colt League AU-Stars advanced to the championship game of the Colt Southeast Regional with a 7-4 victory over the host East Cobb All-Slurs Monday night. C O V E R A G E OF SP O R T S Seminole is the only undefeated team left in the tournament and will have to lose twice to lose the event. The local IB and 16 year old All-Stars □B ss All-Stars. Pags 2B IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SA N FO RD H ERALD D A ILY �_____________ ST A T S & ST A N D IN G S Hobby Morgan, finished up with c*** Morgen a n tin g the save. .— i j £ kiarv i Matt Dinner w m (• a the trig gun ot» offense with three the other game. Crystal Riser eliminated Nlceville. setting u p a 7 p m . ellmlmtlon gwas be­ tw een- C r y s ta l R iv er a n d Suwanee at Oviedo tonight Oviedo will play the survivor at 7 p.m. Thursday. If Oviedo loses that game a winner-Uke-all game wlU be played at 7 p.m. Friday. The w inner of th e tournament wlU advance to next week's state tournament. Anthony King was the winn­ ing pitcher for Oviedo, tossing a one-hitter and striking out 10. But he also walked nine which allowed Suwanee to stay In th e game. Wildness also allowed the local 13-year-old All-Stars to come back for the victory. Richard Roger and King walked before Ben D unem ann doubled In Roger. King then scored on a passed ball with Dunemann go­ ing to third. Dunemann'Scored the final run on a ground out by Richard Schneck. Doing the damage for th e was hit by a pitch and Chris May singled to load the bases and finish the night far Slavik. Stephenson csme on In relief and got a strike out and a pop up. But he loot Ms control at this point and gave up RBI walks to Wes Washington and Ryan Dr* lacrooa to tie the score. Mike Duncan came on In relief but he walked Dully Grimes to force in the winning run. Providing th e offense for Oviedo were Mike Ruglenlus (double, single, run scored). DiTore (double). 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Waived Slava Mitchall. guard FOOTBALL MbNBMBI FbbU bII LtBfMS DALLAS COWBOYS - Slgnad Danny Noonan, dttowiva tacfclo. to a throa yaar TWiH t1KCNON SANFORD DAYTONA APOPKA OWJ 330-1971 740-0433 M 0-1M 7 3SO(CMatRdlUMrtodi M » < k n n m SdWnd imwn* DRTBOIT LIONS - Waivad Ran Sancho. lintt>BCl»T INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - Agreed to MMMNMM | M l �■ --- ■ S lim m e r , trim m e r G ill a d d e S u p e r S la m to S u p e r 8 S e r ie s triu m p h s D ave Sa vtcki. SMYRNA BEACH - Continuing hie domination of the rich Super 8 Late Model Series. Bobby Gill made It four wins in a row to bring his earnings to over 830,000 as he won Saturday night's Summer Slam 300 In front of another standing-room-only crowd at New Smyrna Speedway. But aa red-hot as Oil) was. his engine was hotter, ao hot that It almost cost him the race. •The headers melted." said Otll after the race. T he Intense heat almost closed the headers up. It v u "Lucky Win No. 13" for Bobby Seam In the Mini Stock division as Scary- used Hit' numerous caution periods to work his way up to the front. Early Icader/heat winner Ernie Muller was secood ahead of Ouy Lingo. Gene Van Alatlne and Skip Honaker. Alter a good run In the Late Models, Ricky Mawhall came back to win the Sportsman feature, leading Billy Pratt. Jimmy Johns. Sanford's John Ripley and Guy McRobms to the theattSch^"* * * * defln,te,T kMin< P ° * e r down 1ng posted bla first PASCAR win the week t at New Smyrna Speedway. Darren Gould hack to post hla first career Bomber feature 'orId Friday. win at ~ E B last PM B t o t o i Ted Head. Dwayne Waddell. Oeorge McKiasick and veteran Tom Wartng rounded out the top five. Mike Culpepper waa a first-time winner In the Run-A-Bouts. dodging numerous crashes to take the victory over Jim Robinson. Ray Aldridge. Ron Blackard and Brian Oeorgem. fa n race winners were John DlDiego and Mike nbw After weighing In at 390 pounds earlier In the season, regular worhouta hare trimmed more th an 30 pounds off GUI’s large frame, leaving him :■ "Yeah, but you’ve never been up to 390 pounds eith er." retorted GUI. - Finishing fourth, fifth and sixth after running consistently strong were Jack Sprague. Rick 'Crawford and Lee Faulk. Bruce Lawrence and 'Duane Burrows, two Floridtans who can compete against the top traveling pros, finished seventh , and eighth. ; Rounding out the top 10 were Darlington’s Hal ;Ooodaon and loval young talent Marc Kinky, who continues to further his career whtk racing ■against many of the country’s top drivers. The top eight finishers all compkted the 300-lap distance and remained In contention until the end of the race. Six lead changes among five drivers, continu­ ous heavy dicing for positions and frequent ’ contact among the moat competitive field thus far ' In the Series made the Summer Slam a definite ..crowd pkaaer. ’ Front-row starter Anderson, running strong "with a new Dralme-bullt Chevy V-8 engine under the hood, charged Into the top spot at the green .followed by Crawford. Orr. Randy Porter and . fastest qualifier Clay Brown. Orr overtook Crawford on lap 23 and mounted a solid early-race challenge for the lead. By lap .*70, the six-car front pack had serious problems -with lapped cars not moving over, starter Johnny 'B aas waiving the black flag over the obvious offenders. cauf'on /Tap flu —f » i l i • fifth •«— -----’ -p •and the leaders diove Into the pits. The stop was a J costly one for Anderson, who was still In the lead. '•Hla impact wrench broke, he ran over'hi*-jack,-. ■iand the right front wheel fell MPas he tfWd target..•ppl of the pits in ft out of the pace car.' GUI. who had remained on the' track, became'* ;.;the new leader followed by Sprague. Rob >; Underwood. Good son. Lawrence, Faulk, Burrows ;';and Porter. The top three pulled away at the ;>restart while extra-heavy Jockeying was taking place 10 car lengths behind. Softball W recking Crew •;*tackles Ensky Inc. at 8:30 p.m. T he Thursday Night Plnehurst ^ L e a g u e will play a pair of '^m ake-up nights at both Chase •-'and Plnehurst. On Monday. Aug. 9, at Chase :>Park. Olive Garden Restaurant > will face Lee’s Cabinets at 6:30 > p.m .; AAA Tree Service will ^challenge Gator’s Dockside at ‘>7:30 p.m.: First Baptist Church . £ plays Seminole Mobile Radio at £ 8:30 p.m. :-t Then, on Thursday. Aug. 8. at ;- r P ln e h u r s t. F i r s t B a p tis t ^challenges Gator’s Dockside at '^6:30 p.m. and Seminole Mobile ,£Radlo will play a doubleheader ;fogainst Lee’s Cabinets at 7:30 I&p.m. and AAA Tree Service at £ 8 :3 0 p.m. ;£■ Also announced Tuesday was j u u r n u a u i W t o w t umujwwjg ."" , the organizational meeting for the Fall leagues and the next Sanford Officials Association ASA Softball Clinic. The City of Sanford Adult Softball Leagues organizational meeting will take place Wednes­ day. Aug. 21. at 6 p.m. at the Sanford R ecreation D ep art­ ment’s Downtown Youth Center, 300 North Park Avenue, first floor of Sanford City Hall. The ASA certification clinic will be Saturday and Sunday. Aug. 17 and 18. starting at 8 a.m. both days. You must attend both days to be eligible for cert Ideation. Even If you arc currently certified for the 1991 year you are encouraged to attend this clinic. Cost will be $20. 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'C o a t la a t d from IB Calloway ran a strong 400-mcter ;£daah (56.1) and cleared 5 feet, 6 ^In ch es In (he high Jump. > 4 0 * 4 9 Maa aad W om an: :4*Jay n e Kelley ran an 8.5 In the ;*50-meter dash, a 40.9 In ihc if,200-meter and lopped the day ;£Wlth a 1:31.4 in the 400-metcr. ;>Robert Vellon won the 50-meter ;v (7 .3 ) and 4 0 0 -m eter (69.8) ;)fdasges while George Smith won :£the 200-metcr dash (38.4) and £long Jump (8 feel. 8 Inches). ;SGrecn was the winner In the :pl.600-meter. posting a 6:27.5. SO aa4 O ven Lionel Bonck »:showed off his speed In the 400-meter dash (1:05.9) and his ;£ e n d u r a n c e In th e sp e c ia l >:■2.400-meter run (11:45.0). • T ir f f ik h I R A I I n n r l r l r a r r r i R f r r t . 6 EXHAUST LIVE R A C IN G ACTION Greyhounds Umnoo - 100 pm Evening - 746 pm Thoroughbreds from Cslder Matins* - 12 30 pm no k m u I n baiaMf • H07)MMilO ■ 2-W hM l t o o r Drum Making his first SpeedWorld start In two years. Wray Shaffer took the lead from Gkn Carter on lap^ three ^jfhqo. Ctytc[> mount tost power. Gamely hanging on to the point with a car wtttlously not handling w(pl>. Shaffer led until the 14th lap’;* Wtrrn McDade w»»*wiblc to gei underneath him for the lead and go on to the win. Shaffer held on to finish second over Gary Salvatore. David Indlverl and Ricky Wood. Chuck Stanley withstood a late-rucc charge jffrack-------- G REYH O UND PARK tSeEm ReTfate Model On lap 107. dill pitted, allowing Series’ points runner-up Underwood to assume the lead. Six laps later, Underwood tangled Anderson, who was trying to get back on the lead lap. As a result, consistent Faulk took over the top spot until he pitted for the first time on lap 134. Russell found himself on the point at that time a s the war for the lead was on between he. Brown. GUI. Orr and Ridley battled their way around the third-mile high banked ova). Brown’s quest ended with a spin on lap 146. OUI. although loose in the corners, managed to grab the top spot for good at that point and held off the hard-charging Orr for the win. Supporting division winners Saturday were Mike Fitch (Florida Modifleds). Bobby Sears (Florida Mini Stocks). Chuck Stanley (Limited Late Models). Ray Kreuger (Sportsman) and Barbara Pierce (Bombers). aft O rlasAs liis iT T ir H ORLANDO - With htomentor. LcRoy Porter, watching from the pits, young Burke Hammond piloted the Randy Allen Rooflng/Parts General machine to victory In Friday night’s 25-lap FASCAR-sanctioned Laic Model feature at Or­ lando SpecdWorld. Hammond, steering the san e car that Porter drove before his serious accident a year ago. led every lap but needed a timely caution (lag to do It. With Hammond leading, third place-running BUI Posey blew his engine, bringing the caution flag out on lap 11. On the restart. Ricky Marshall made a bold move and took the lead, only to have the caution (lag fly again before a lap could be completed as Mike Ankey’s engine erupted, his car backing hard Into the wall on turn three, Hammond then re-assumed the lead and held off a late-race challenge from Ed Meridlth (o score the win. Marshall finished third ahead of Ronnie Roach and Wayne Marshall. Scott McDade scored an Impressive victory tn the special extra-distance feature for the Florida Modified division. Coming from the rear of a star-studded field. McDade scored his (1fth win CsteWc Convener SAKTTOKKSKCUIS • • H A K E S .ALIGNM ENTS (EXHAUST • TIRES BRAKE -' W SP OW'EC w i IA r wL . *39,95 w 4Cyt. SC * . SCyt *34.95 *44.95 *54.95 �■;, s-tr a*? i :■ <■ ,’V ?> J a r t •T’ ilI. * 1 .-r i v ■; s lfM .... . . ." • -■ , ■ , " r V M A R IN I I ..... ... ■ • :S"\: w ■ ntr SsLCjot-.vni _________ Sg <«f r . ' ''' . ,■?•W rt», e 1 — W Cook got start in farm kitchen IN B R I E F registration on aslunfoy. 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My beat friend, "M arsha,'* loat h er husband a few months ago. He had a massive heart attack with no warning whatsoever. He waa heathy and athletic. A few years ago. Marsha and my cousin, "Marc," met at my daughter'a christening, ft «obvious* he# th a n wps, a mutual attraction between them, "aT the time, so notfiSi) cam e of It. and they both eventually married other people. I just learned that Marc and his wife have split. Being a matchmaker la not something I do regularly, but I Just know that Marsha and Marc would make a great team. How can 1 get them together? And when would be the proper time? I don't want Martha to think I'm Insensitive, but they are both very attractive people, and I don't want to chance either one of them getting Involved with someone else before they have a chance to get together. DEAR FRUSTRATED] Idle your motor — you may be too late already. Do not mention Marc's availability to Manila until you feel that Marsha la ready for another romance. 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I read in a bridal magazine that where there Is a biological father and stepfather Involved, the bride's biological father Is sup­ posed to walk her down the aisle and give her away In marriage, and the stepfather has the privi­ lege of dancing the first dance with the bride. Is this the proper arrange­ ment? I don't want lo hurt unyone's feelings, but I have always had a much belter rela­ tionship with my stepfather. HAPFT RUT CONFUSED DEAR HAPPY: There are not hard and fast "rules" when It comes to weddings. If you're having problems deciding which "Thanks to you, our loyal customers, for making us one of Sanford's leading Jewelers. In appreciation, we are offering a spectacular sale for four days only, quantities are limited so shop early. 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Most o f the recipes incorporate a few light seaso n in g the food quickly flavor i ____ and nutrients. Added in­ centives to using stir-fry method ts the tact Ihstsm all amounts of meat or poultry go a long way when combined with vegetables and rice...economical. The microwave oven adapts to this cooking technique quite Since many of the stir-fry dishes are lower In calories, they are ideal for this time of the year when we want our diet to be lighter for our own comfort. I lb. boot leas lean pork, cut into It" inch slices 1 Tbsp. cornstarch 2 Tbsp. soy sauce 2 cloves garlic, minced 2 stalksi Ifresh bt 2 Tbsp. dry sherry or apple Juice 2 T b sp . i n s t a n t c h ick en bouillon 1 tsp. sugar 2 cups sliced, fresh mushrooms 1cup sliced celery 14 cup sliced red or green pepper 6 green onions, cut into 1-Inch pieces. Combine pork and cornstarch In 2-qt. casserole. Mix to coat evenly. Site in soy sauce and garlic. Remove dower pari from broccoli: set aside for taler. Peel stems and cut Into uniform blte-slze pieces: add to pork. Cover wi t h c a s s e ro le l i d. Microwave on 100% for 5-6 minutes or until pork is no longer pink, stirring once. Stir in sherry, bouillon, and sugar. (Vegetable Stir Pry) I cup sliced carrots 1 ciovc (Rfiic, minced 2 Tbsp. vegetable oil 1V4cups fresh bean sprouts 1 cup fresh pea pods 1 green onion, sliced 3 Tbsp. cashew pieces Dash of salt, if desired Combine caitots, garlic and oil in 2-qt. rassernlr. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100% power 2V4-3 minutes or u n til heated thro u g h . Add mushrooms and cauliflower. Cover. Microwave on 100% power 4-B minutes or until heated through, stirring once. Add rem aining in g red ien ts except cashews and salt. Cover. Microwave on 100% poorer 6-7 minutes or until vegetables are tender-crisp, stirrin g once. Sprinkle with cashews and salt. Combine steak, cornstarch and spy sauce In a 2-qt. casse­ role: mix until coated. Add green onions, carrots and gingerroot. Microwave on 100% power, uncovered. 2-3 minutes or until meat la medium-rare, stirring once. Remove m eat' and add cabbage and bamboo shoots to the casserole. Microwave on 100% power 3V4-4 minutes or until cabbage begins to wilt, stirring once. Stir in broth and sugar. Add meat and noodles: toss lightly. Microwave on 100% powei. uncovered 3-314 minutes or until heated through, stirring once. 'Partially freeze meat for easy slicing. PHARMACY NOUM 9 AM - 6 PM CLOUD SUNDAY Cook □ cut. Remove chicken from pot. Bring broth to boil, gradually add noodles one at a time and s tir Jlrntly. Cook about IS m in o rs until done. Return rhlrkrn to pot or serve sepa­ rately deboned or bone In. ■ICB PUDDIHO OBBBB boiling point. Turn heat down, cook until rice Is tender. Whip four eggs and vanilla extract In a V4gallon milk bowl. Add some rice mixture to 1 cup rice eggs. Stir well, add the egg 1 cup sugar mixture to the pot. Cook until 4 eggs thick. Remove and pour Into 1 Tbsp. vanilla extract clean pan or bowl. Add (A: cup Cinnamon vanilla (cc cream, mix well until VAnUUicc cream Ice cream melts. Sprinkle top Heat milk, rice and sugar to with cinnamon. if * ;. * ____ M ... 1 g PHARMACIST JERRY LIGUORI PHONE: 407-321-6626 WsMsm i For 24-hour TV listings, s s s LEISURE m sgszins of Friday July 19. y £| O W E L L ^ F n JJLACE. , "Catered Living For Seniors" « ACLF A ^ rtm a U I U ty n M IA a fa M L Ith i 12M W. Airport Blvt, Saaford | 1 322-7700 • >>■«< M P Floyd Th—Irss p U ttA W W \ mm ALONE unim.iuvaifii I n tutm.m • • pw \u m U * ------------- U SOAPOtSH £{ (^ u y M M y u u hJ .m\ V • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescrip­ tion and we’ll contact your physician and take care of all the details. �- S a n fo r d H tra k ), S a n fo rd , Florida - W ednesday, J u ly 24, 19*1 Laga? N otlcts in t h e c Tr c u it c o u r t O P T M C IM N T tR N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A M M O * SEMINOLECOUNTY, PLOGIDA CASK NOl*l-«3to CA-14-G FIRST FID ER A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY. A Feder ally C h artered Savin** and Lean Attec let ion. Pletoflll, v». E. EVERETTE HUSKEY; and CHARLES HESTER and SHEILA HESTER TENANTS R E S I D I N G AT L O T t . RIVERCREST. PHASE I. atte known a* JX1 River Tree Circle. Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS MERSEY GIVEN pursuant to Summary Final Judgmant Or Farocloaur* dated July 14. m i . and entered in Cate Na. i t m C A U S of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and N r Sami note County, Florida, wherein FIRST FEDERAL SAV1NOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY It the Plaintiff and If will tall to Itw highest bidder tor cadi at the Watt Front Doer at the SEMI­ NOLE C O U N T Y C O U R T ­ HOUSE, Ml N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida H77I, at ll.-M o'clock A.M. on the 10th day of September, m i . the following described praparfy a t tat forth in told Summary Final Judg men! Of Foracleiur*. to-wit: Lot I. RIVERCREST. PHASE I. according to Itw plat thereof a t recorded In Plat Book 3*. Paget 13 through If. and a t modiflad by that certain Af­ fidavit recorded in Official Rec­ ord* Book ISM. Page N l. Puttie Record* of Seminole County, Florida. DATED fhlt Itth day of July. m i. MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: S' Dorothy W. Bolton IDeputy Clark) Publiah: July 14.31. Ifft DEH-1M IN THE CIRCUIT OF TNS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S E M IN O il COUNTY, FLORIDA Caa* Me. *1-37*4-1 IN RE: Name Change of Miner JOSEPH RAVMONO KARELS By hit natural mother THERESA MARIE HUNT NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DANIEL RAYMOND KARELS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that an Action ter Name Change of th e miner child, JOSEPH RAYMOND KARELS, hat been filed agafntl you and you are required lo serve a copy of your written objections. It any, to It on THERESA MARIE HUNT, P e U tlD n a r, w ho to address it IN I Meant Court, Oviedo. Florida 31703. on or before AUGUST U . m i . and III# the original with the d ark of fhlt court either before service on Petitioner or Immediately thereafter. If you fall to da aa. a deteul* will ha entered against -•> twr.Wi- reffef ended to. the petition WITNESS my hand and Itw Legal Nofictt count IN Iff* CIRCUIT OF THE NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR SCM4N0LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CAM NO. tv tost CAt* K SAN MARCO VILLAS ASSOCIATION, INC.. Plaintiff. B. CASTRO, a tingle man. JOSE L. CASTRO. JR., a single MM, UNKNOWN OC­ CUPANT I and. UNKNOWN OCCUPANT 3 and DALTON CARPETS, INC.. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOHN B. CASTRO and All parties having ar claiming to have any right, “title * ar Interest Into* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ecttontoM torcaandtonclaaaa Claim af Lton N r Candwn inlum iM iim tim and to Nrocleaa any claims wMdi ar* tolartor to the right, ttfto and Intoreef af the r w lW I n I m fH t in r w iP w w in f rest - "u*»il*, i 3 at SAN MARCO VILLAS, a Cendemlnl um, eu e rdtog to to* Daclaratton af Candtm lntum thereof, r s te r M In Official Record* B*M IN* af Page lo t too Public Record* at Seminal* County, haa Man filed agatott you and yau a rt rgqutrpd to larv* a capy at your written detente*. If any, ta It on PAUL L. WEAN. E S Q U I R E . #1 B a c k e r A Paiiakaff. P.A.. Platotift's a t­ torney, who*# adWaat It Ml N. Lake D atllny Oflva. II4S. Maitland. FL » 7 tt. an ar ketora August it. m i . and tile the engine! with the Clark af fhlt Caurf either kator* service an FlatotlfTi default will fce entered you tor the relief d imandad In Itw Complain t. WITNESS m ofthisCaurttn JufyL tail. (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE At Clark el said Caurf By Ruth King Deputy Clark PuMWi: July 10,17,34.31, m i DEHW Legal Notices Ltfltf W oU ct INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNEIIBM TIENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A M FOR iff fME CIRCUIT COURT CASK MO.fiFIRST FID ERA L LAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY, A Feder ally C hartered Saving* and Loan Association. v*. E. EVERETTE HUSKEY; Md UNKNOWN TENANTS OF LOT 0 . RIVERCREST PHASE I; WARREN ARNETT. INC.. A Ftortde Career at ton; YOUNO LAN03CAPENURSC R V, INC.. A Florida Corperatlvi; and JOE KNIOHT dalng business as K N I G H T B A SSOCIA TES LANDSCAPE ARCHITICTL NOTICE IS H IK IE V GIVEN M |M U H |A |r w lig m iia a y r * ' * Y W i7 v 4 W T T r itM y B U .3 r ID E 1 Judgment Of FarectoMra datod July to. m i . and antorad to Caw Na. ftd N S C A -to a af to* Circuit Caurf af Itto EIRUaw to Judicial CkcwM to m d tor Sami nato Cp etty, Florida, nttorato FIBST FEDERAL SAY INOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY I t tha Plaintiff and ft w4H pH to toa Mghaal bidder tor cads at to* Waal Frant Daw af Km SEMI­ N OL E C O U NT Y C O U R T ­ HOUSE, 3*1 N. Park Avenue. Santord, PNrtda 11771. a t ll:M o'clock A JkL an toa Ndt dey af to agld Summary Final Judg­ ment Of Perectotwre. to wit: L et« . RIVERCREST PHAM I. accarding to toa Plat toaraaf M ret arded to Plat Beak 3L Pagaa I I toraugh 17. Public R arard t of Seminato Caunfy, Florida. LESS i t tbb "m W BHierTY comer of said Let 41 and run S 37*47*14"* along toa latto rly lino af said lot M. *7 3* Nat. thence ru n S g r* fN "W along too Southerly lino af told Lot 43, *1.33 toot, thane* totying tald Southerly Itoo run N m r i F ’l ■ l . f l f e e t , th a n c a ru n N 4i»i j'o r 'E *U 4 feet to the Paint o fe e ln n ln g . DATED this Itth day af July, m i. MARYANNE MORSE ASCLERKOFTHI CIRCUITCOURT BY: t/DaratoyW . Batten (Deputy Clark) PuMWl: July 3411,1*11 DEH-333 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INANOFOR SEMI NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA ( A I I W llM W - O I G K IN THE MATTER OF: Changing the name el SCOTT ALAN KIRKBV, a minor child to SCOTT ALAN YOUNO IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT NOTICE OF ACTION OF THE EIBHTIINTN THE STATE OF FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT TO: INANOFOR WILLIAM STUART KIRKBV SIMINOLR COUNTY, (residence unknown) FLORIDA YOU ARK NOTIFIED that on CASE NO.tl-TtoCA-14-B act ton tor changing the name ol WINDWARD SQUARE HOMEthe minor child. SCOTT ALAN OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.. KIRKBV, hat bean Iliad and you Plaintiff. are required la larva a copy ol your written defenses || any, on EDWARD ENGLANDER and K IN N IT H W. MCINTOSH, PHYLLIS ENGLANDER, hit ■ SQUIRE, attorney tor Pau­ w tto.atal. ls P.O. Building. NOTICE OF M L ! Sulla 31. 300 West Flrtl Sfraot. NOTICE It hereby given Senlord. Florida. 31771414* on p u rsu a n t to Iha.V.UvU, • r betere AUGUST w. m i. and ol *re b el's .> s entered to ilia the original el yuur datonaaa a b o v e -tty le d causa. In I he with the Clark of this Court Ci r c u i t C ourt ol Sem lnola _o.iv... ♦^w m rr^toncler-t-eft.-veft-lhe•Vnrwttmr 'CoorfwrJdfcV-tfr■ - t U he i Petllltaner's attorney or Imme­ m i. property situate In Samlnela diately afterwards Other*1** a ISEAL) County, Florida, end more per default and ultimata Final MAR YANNE MORSE tleutorfy deter toed a* Lot 131. Judgmant will be entered tor the As Clark of the Court Windward Square, Sactton 3. relief demanded In Itw Petition. By Nancy R. Winter Plat Book a Paget 34 and 3S of WITNESS my hand and the As Deputy Clerk Itw Public Record* el Seminole seal of fhlt Court on July 31, Publish: July 34, 31 A August 7, County, Florida, togtffwr with A D , Itfl. 14. m i an undivided infer**! In and to (SEAL) O E H ffl___________________ th a c o m m o n e l e m e n t s a t MARYANNE MORSE rxemptlflod. referred to and tef IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLERKOFTHE forth to the Declereflort of Cove­ OF THE I0TH CIRCUIT COURT nants. Condition* and Restric­ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT By: NoncyR. Winter tions of Windward Square and INANOFOR Deputy Clerk Article XI of ftw By-lawt of tha SEMINOLE COUNTY, Publish: July 34,11 A August 7, Windward Square Homeowner* FLORIDA is. m i Association, and with the follow­ CASE NO. *1-1170CA100 OCH-331 in g s t r e e t a d d r e s s : 1144 COLLECTIVE FEDERAL Barbados Drive. Winter Park. SAVINGS BANK. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Florida, at public tala, to ftw Plaintiff. highest and bast bidder, far INANOFOR vs cash, a t itw west front deer, at SEMINOLE COUNTY. SUK WAN KONG n /k /a MIN Santord. Florida, al 11:04 a m . FLORIDA JEH KONG.elux .e ta l . on August I, m i. CASK NO. to-MM-CA-14-0 Defendant!*) Witness my hand and Itw teal HERMAN RADER. ETAL. NOTICE OF ACTION ol Ihls Court on July II. ittl. Plaintiff. u n to (SEAL) V. TO: SUK WAN KONG n/k/a ALLENM. GREENSTEIN, MARYANNE MORSE MIN JE H KONG, and UN By: Jarw E . Jatawic ETAL KNOWN SPOUSE. It married II Deputy Clerk alive, and/or daad his (thelrl P u b lish : J u ly 17,14, I t t l NOTICE OF SALK known hairs, devisees, legatees DEH 134 NOTICE IS GIVEN mat pur or grantee* and all persons or tuanl to a Final Judgmant of parties claiming by. through, Foreclosure dated July 14. m i . under or ogalntl him (them I. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT In Case Number 104400 CA 14 G Residence unknown OP THE EIGHTEENTH of itw Circuit Court. In and tor YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Semlnola County. Florida In Action for toraclotura ol a INANOFOR which HERMAN RADER and mortgage the following property SEMINOLKCOUNTY, ROSE RADER a t assignee of C In Seminole County. Florida: FLORIDA. A S FAMILY CREOIT. INC. It Lot 17, Block A. COACH CASK NO.: M-MM-CA-U-L P la ln llll. an d ALLEN M LIGHT ESTATES, according to RESOLUTION TRUST COR G R E E N S T E I N . DONNA the Plat thereof aa recorded in PORATION. as Receiver of G R E E N S T E I N . TERRAY Plat Book II. pages 30 and II, Reyol Palm Saving* ENTERPRISES. INC. POOL Public Record* of Seminole Association. OWNERS WAREHOUSE. INC.. County. Florida Plaintiff. DUPLEX PRODUCTS. INC.. hat been tiled against you and vs. FREEDOM SAVINGS AND you are required lo serve o copy S P R I N G S I D E DEVELOP LOAN A S S O C I A T I O N . ol your written defense*. If any, ME NT ASSOCIATES, a Florida LAWRENCE STEINER. P.A.. to It on SPEAR AND HOFF general partnership. AND ROBERT B HAWKINS. MAN. Attorney*, whoso address DelmdanI O.M.O are Defendants. I will Is /M South Olslo Highway. AMKNDED tall to the highest and best Coral Gables. Florida 13140. on NOTICE OF SALE bidder for cash at Itw West or before lath day ol Auguil. Notice I* hereby given that, Front Door ol the Seminole m i . and to file the original with pursuant lo the Summary Final County Courthouse, in Santord. the Clark of this Court either Judgment of Foreclosure and Florida at 11:00 o'clock A M on before serv let on SPEAR AND O d e r on Plaintiffs Mellon to August 30. m i . the following HOFFMAN, attorneys or Imme Amend Summary Final Judg described property dlately thereafter, otherwise a men! ol Foreclosure lo Reset Lot If. Block C. SWEET default will be entered againtl Foreclosure Sal* entered in the WATER OAKS, according to the you lor the relief demanded In above captioned action. I will plat thereof a t recorded In Plat the Complain! or Petition soil the property situated In Book 14. Poe* 33. Public Roc WITNESS my hand and seal Semlnola County. Florida, d* ordt ol Seminole County. Florl ol this Court on this 17th dey ol scribed as. da July. m i . Lot* S and 4 tot* the South DATED this 13th day ol July. (SEAL) 107 3 tool ol Lof 3 ol ffw Plat ol Ittl. MARYANNE MORSE Springtide a t recorded in Plot MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol the Court Book 33. Page 1*. ol the Public Clerk ol the Court By JeenBrillenl Record* of Seminole County, BY 1/ Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Florida more particularly d* at Deputy Clerk Publish July If. 74. 31 A August tcribed a t: Publish July If. 13. m i 7. IWI Lot 4 and llw portion ol Lot 3 DEH 147 D E H 114 North of the (infer line of that certain road, dttcrlbod In Of flclal Record* Booh 1343. Paget 131! through t i l l ol the Public CWebntr Optier ermogreme ere treated kom wwtabon* bi Record*. Itw center line ol net*** past end present * *c« tetter m ew opner wands to, which begins an the Eastern anonwr f a w i c u r 7 «g u M f boundary ol Lot L 413 feet, when measured along the East ‘ TA T W E N O W M property line. Irom the North east corner ol Lot 3 and runs South 4 f 44 00 W to ftw West R S V F W , T 'N V V P VM b o u n d a r y ol Lot 3. all In SPRINGSIDE. according lo Itw O W M J M F E G T L M NA Plal tfwreof recorded in Plat Book 33. Pago 1*. Public Rec ord* ol Seminole County. Florl M L M O P A T 2 U T M L M O da at public sale, to tha higtwsf and best bidder lor cash, al the West Front Door of Itw Seminole U E R M E J N C Q E O O County Courthouse in Santord. Florida af II 00 A M . on Itw B J M W M Z Z BA E TJrtd day ol August, Ittl Witness my fund and the teal at this Court on July If. Ittl A T O M . ’ — C Q M O Z T J F (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE W E P N M J . Clerk ol Itw Circuit Court By S/ Dorothy W Bolton P R E V I O U S S O L U T I O N : " R o c k m u s ic in l i t ly ric s o fte n Deputy Clerk t a lk s a h e a d o f th e t im e a b o u t w h at * g o in g o n In th e Publish July 34. It. Itfl c o u n t r y " — E d m u n d O . B ro w n . DEH 111 CELEBRITY CIPHER FLORIDA. CIVIL RfVfSION CASIROat-NACA-toK QLENOAU FIDERAL BANK, FIDERAL SAVINGS RANK. Plaintiff, Seminole >OODWORKERS NKIRR w T RAILY WORK RAILY PAY _ M rlR |R m M N riB S W g ^ 8 2 2 5 2 5 ! £ !!••; J} !; K Yaww tog tor *m A frwwua|a||m mriiusi.. mufti pinw nw| R POSTAL S I3 .ll/h r. agon. P a r’ 33L3RW M Pull rttoate. A P P L Y M W t D r tv a n . w c u r tty g a a r d ^ a n N a r *. ^wars train) USPtwnaFaa. Pull-tima i 14 yr*. *«| work with too BaWI Canfldan- ’ flatty. Sfu A im aM ary. MS— ka*wwnSAM-13 a a a V D L ta a a iTha Dog I t M B PJR. I A D JU S T M E N T S A N D C N I D IT S t to p, ££l WMfl I C il NKM M. ■ T T ! ,.i EMMERY, RE LIVE RT AND FR ISftD PIR A T O R S MEIDRW. Puff M d p a rt ffmo work gupllgbto. Apply In partan: 7 0 N. Hwy 17 *3, M W WA LMRWMd. 4GMB77 i t j i ’e o s m S I- t s i ^ . N M lW Cm C M te iA L /N •^COffSTRUCTIOff JOKS-* A C T I V E D G R M N A T V good took toa ewdNm gw.31.— f tf iiM H H ta prom t tor parmoiwnl wfa.« ___ a n d cam pa a ia n th lp Lika mato/ tomato In bask “*vi Weeks." P.Q. Dm til& A-1 cm iSCARK, OR MyttwffdB Or. Sato A tovtnganvteWNmnf tor yaur child. Affao. 43444 a Mu Par CkRO taralad tooa** —A f f l M K l F ——— CNUDCAKI, faddtort ta a y aart. la g le t ton. ceunaaltog. prlvato OAYCARK AVAfLABLI In my Hidden u . homo, le f t of T L C U U P C IM .. MOTNKB-PATNIB Nam. OUT Caff! Tate*/HR 14-414 Nr. -f Bwwffls. (Will train) H M ud ha neat, clean, law and WBt l a w S M a l a a d i IH P R L _________ I f*, ta t up /pau fir. SMALL DIMUTY HOMKUKI Daycara A Praithaal. AUracto MorBto, 331-3WB t ninvifi^ _» n v M^ R W W I l i w «DT ary ■» cammtoa..-W7-3i47-4«St S E S lS ^ S bS ? SMALL ruYCARK. TLC tor L a a t ta an near 434 D M S g rtn g t. K K W A R D 4 7 M 4 H 1 and claan. Call M P , H am tor Jan, 331-404 R X P I R I I H C R D TRACTOR TRAILER. DRIVER Must pat* ahytkal and drug tu r n . Short hauls within FtorIda. Call 57*430___________ ip f c n i w tn c ii BE A LlaaaMd Caabactar, Ganoral/BuUdar/RatMMiffal. CaK Nrtoto1-4*»ttHM4 41—L— I Strvkts Lpqil N otlcM Challenging QC positions In North Orlando tor enthusiastic reliable person. Mutt have ttnlbie work schedule. Own vehicle and phone required. Netoe.. Remedy N n —BANKRUPTCY I —04YOKCI b K.ffaiaaikl,AI*»ntoy.44a->aM VIMICLI AUCTION B/4/at 43 C h ry s le r la B T S O G S O a ilS M S3 D odge 3KE343XCU4BH34 79 F o rd »F03Y334*37 7* F o r d 9Gd7F1347M 74 M o re iw4K30L4I349* CRUISE. S tad fill May af tl. 3 aaento, »PB p a p : 4 TIRID at law bank iatoretIT I *^L.ll pay yau dsubMrWLwred. tata. I l l 333 3717 ______ Mewing contractor needs ex par lanced drl/art. Full time, nart flow permanent and ................. . rw-iaw. IRM6ATNM IM VM ill —BDlVWIV— ~ OpportunHios ---------^ AFFOROABLI FRANCMIll” HUODLI ffO U ll RESTAU­ RANT. Financing ta u rc a t g o t t l b f e for f r a n c h l t a Doug Ktoy or Sandra V ie w I H ou r P r io r TaO odga B H A E f X llT n o A l lam ent* Tow ing 3734 O rla n d o D r. PULL OR PART Tima, couple t A individual*, tor b u tln m of your yam. Earn Sl i m par ------------HO MAKE ” » I O " MONEY at homo In your spar* time. No wiling. For free Into tend tall addratmd ste^nped tnvalapa to: C. Thamat Assoc . PO Baa *31317. U . Mary, PI H7*S RESTAURANT/PIZZERIA tor Sato Bagfa* at 14:44 AM View I Hour Prior Publlih: July 34, m i DEH 310 o *4. Ready t o open, oCarrwr 17*3 and lilh St, teiferd. Call anytime. MPI143 H U tiw m Dealer registration experi­ ence preferred but will train. Caff m e w fc a tk tor Eranda a RICEPTIOMST a today I Variety make* N nlcal Hiring Immedietofy I CalttH AAA RMPLOYMENT a RETAIL SALES# Employer wants to hire ag­ gressive outgoing parson to' t r a i n In p r o d uc t . S a l a t backround hats,*! Call now I AAA EMPLOYMENT IWW.ISKIW.WMm Must have rat. daffy tram . Mutt boat laat* Myr*. aid. Na eipertonce nacatta^^t. S fa rte ttlp w h r. A aaafataw ann-ttit elKCRKTARY# Oraef camptnyl Typing, word, precasting l ^^raBiatlanaf f p aoari noro_ Hurry, don't well I A A A IM P L O T M IN T A toddtort. Hat maata. aa— .....m a m For Detail*: 1*444334334 ■ ■ w w mm* r m h e 1n m nr* ip p in i j|pp||| ip la c . n r s t CPR I ■TLC1 Call 3KM 1*4 LOET QOOt Rkata Yarkto. Mack ■ Im riMUkautt |a lw Lu IMS VVOTY] H ttW ft Forklift 1 w ar tonto. Gaad arganiiaftonal skiffs a muatl Aggfy m m nm y n w Lab* IWW.WRtW.WMm O raw ordthW O K . Mi-147* Paat ar Prsiant Family rule* af O a n 'tF tttl Don't Truetl OwYtTaikl »U FB I w £ kglHI .£ |p| ipnif1 and Eto Ufa a t atoanl Came UNCLAIMED *MMWWMfltodrf3<rCO*143M a M a c a o - J M lF 3 U 3 l3 0 0 7 4 t m ViMICLR AUCTION 71 D a tu m HLS30314447 1/13/11 I I D a ftu n JN IPN 43SKM 03W 31 TtDetwn H L S lta m m 4 H K a rr—JH*0AS9*ff»:SGft«4--r -M -Stovm ubKe—-"CfJ*fG 7M IS4l'44) P o n tia c 1G1AK37SOBP3M1S) 74 Chrysler CS33T7CII7I4I / • T o y o ta KE30341777 44Renault IXMDCftolEKIfOHI 43 Y a m a h a J Y A I F G O O lF A I M t C Altamonte Towing 13 H o n d a JH3RC3344FMW 3144 117 Marker SI. H Honda CKS30F1I44MI •Springs i at to m AM A ltam on fo Tow ing View 1 Hour Prlar 1 l7 M a r k * r lf . A lto m o n to S p ring s Publish: July 14. m i Sato Kag tat a t H :•• A M DEH II* NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Tha adm lnlstratlm ol tha estate of MARGARET MILL­ ER. deceased. Flto Number ai-433-CP, I* pending In ffw C ircuit Court for Seminal* County, Fl or i da , P ra b a t* Division. Itw addret* ol whkh it c/o Seminole County Court houto, Santord. Florida. 33771. The name* and addrotam at Itw personal representative and Itw personal representative's a t­ torney ore tel forth botow. ALL INTERESTED P ER ­ SONS ARB NOTIFIEDTHAT: All person* on whom Hilt nolle* It served who have ob­ jections tool challenge too valid­ ity al too will, to* qualification* at to* personal ropn w nlatlv*. venue, or lurltdktton of tots Court ar* required to M* their objections with th is Court WITHIN THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors ol to* decadent and other person* having claim* or demand* against decadent's ait*f* on whom e copy of this nolle* I* served within tor** months after to* del* of ffw first publication of this nolle* must 111* tottr claim* with toit Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All olfwr creditors of the decadent and person* having claims or damand* against Itw dtcodtnf't aslato must flto ftwir claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. OEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The dale of to* first puttied lion ol mis Nolle* It July 74. mi Partonal Representative MARY JOAN GETZ 331 Remington Oak Drive Lake Mary. Florida 3374* Attorney for Personal Representative GENER STEPHENSON lot Normandy Road Post Office Bo* 110774 Casselberry. FL 33714 0774 Telephone (4071 13* 7111 Florida Bar No 077*71 MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk. Circuit Court BY Patricia Thatcher OEPOTVCLERK SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish July 34. Jl. m i OEM 333 a g ^ U p M i r .F a r C a m O a te n . T U T O W M IW CaRvatxm m i •-> INTNICIBCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FHo Humber *1-433-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF MARGARITMILLER 7 1 — I N I p W>m <R< ***** u ■ARM ^mgadLlB aa B t^ <LALIBM4** CLASSIFIED DEFT. o LOT SL ALAQUA PHASE II. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK a PAGES 17. M AND It. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATED M Santord, Florida. m J u n t a m i. MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Caurt By: Jana E. Jatewlc AtDagutyCtork Publish: July 17.34. I ttl DEH-43 Orlando - Winter Park 3 3 3 - 3 6 1 1 ___________________ 6 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 JX . BROWtl A COMPANY. INC., IT . AL. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER* NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN la M Order ar Final of Nr** Now* dated v . tan, M d Mtomd m to*. tt-NACA U K af toe Ctrcult Caurf af toa INMaanto JtM cm Clrtull to and tor Spnlnafa C oaly, Ftorldp etoorato OLENOALE FEDERAL RANK. FEDERAL SAVINOS BANK la Plotonff and J.C. KNOWN AND COMPANY, INC., a corporation. RINKIA MATE RIALS CORPORATION. LWK L E A S I N G . IN C .. QUICK PLIOHT STAIR CO., d /k /a . S O U T H E R N ST A IR C A SE COMPANY, OAVIO KAPLAN d /V a OESION DECORATING OP ORLANDO. PIROUSON IN TIRPRISEL INC.. KALYN INOUSTRIIL INC d/B/g LB CLAIRE MARBLE, SCI HARDWOOD FLOORS OP ORLANDO, P U T R B L k CUSTOM POOLS INC., CUSTOMCRAPT MARBLE R STONE CO. INC, THE KG. COFFMAN COMPANY. INC., WILLIAM KRIHL, TRI-R OP OGLAMOO. INC d/B/A THE FLOORING CENTER. OARY 0 . H I N S O N d /B / g P R O ­ FESSIONAL WOODWORKING, HUOHIS SUPPLY. INC.. SU­ PERIOR TRIM A DOOR, INC.. PRESTIGE INDUSTRIES INC. d/BU PRISTIOC LUMBER A SUPPLI ES. O IR O R A H L. LUKAS d /B /g LUKAS LANDSCAPING. R IP -T IL E , INC.. KEITH HAMMSRSLBY CONSTRUCTION. INC. OAVIO 1. FORD d/B/g T A T COM CRETE SPECIALTIES. ROBERSON PLUMBING, INC O R P O R A T I O , J . SH ARONE'S. IN C.. I D MILCARSKY'S APPLIANCI C E N T R I. INC., IR IA N A. COMPTON gnd LINDA N. COMPTON. Ma wfft. P IT E R D. KUC and FENTON I . FROOM and ROBERTA FROOM era detondanto. I will tall la toe Mghaal and Bm I Bidder tor caM at Itw wool (rent dear af toa Semtoeto County Ceurtoeuaa In S anlard. F lorida, a l l l : M a’ctoek a m . m too ilto day af Augutt, m i. too tottowing de­ a d praparfy aa aaf tonh in ■ a ■ loan? Na CLASSIFIED ADS __________ 33MI33__________ LfM-FUiiTIME 11-7 Shift. KM. PANTT1HC 7 3 and 3-11 shift* S ta rt im m e d ia te ly . Com pel) l iv e s a la r y a n d b a n e f lt t . E x c e lle n t w o rk in g e n v iro n m e n l In a s u p e r io r ra te d fa c ility w h e re e m g h a tlt It on rehab m d re storative nursing. y w w .w iB W .m -im SRCURITY O FFIC ER S • weekly pay, 43.14 par hour to 4lart with regular ratoet plus benaffft. Par pradlglau* utili­ ty company to DeBary. HS diploma, Fla. driver* llcent*. good credit history and able to p ast drug test Current Pta. guard Heart** or cert 11leaf# required. Metre SacarHy In' Orlande....................1-441-17** F or W inter Park/Sanford area. Call 447740 0440--between 14AM3PM smuimon In m y ham*. P a rt lim a . O w n transportation, m i ll * ._____ TUEMMUTUS We re open and making tU In .Ur Santo.-J Office. Cem. join u t l Will t r a i n tha r i ght parsonallttosl Caff Use tor ------totoreUwT.-4Mal.ee B l f f B WANT TO OET RICH? Multi tovellsth* way todoltl _______ Dabby 4*4-4313_______ eW KLDKR* Established company ns ids your abliiltosl TIG and MIGI Great pay plus banaflfsl AAA KMPLOYMKNT 3WW.33tkSf.mi17* 14-II VIMS OLD? WIOAJMr Apply In parson O ER A R V MANOR MN.Nwy.l7-f! PtBtry. AbP,*AAL4PAL....KOK Tha Santord Herald has direct door to door sales positions available today I [AM EXTMttS Ma t ur e , l avaabl a g r a n d motherly lady to car* tor naabarn In my home. Santord araa M-Thru. 4 3 References, letter or resume required. Reply: P.O. Rea 410*. Saatord. FL » m -4 tM Monday Wednesday. 4 4PM (Pl oalbl al Pay By Commlslon. To apply: Slop by woakdays. 3 4PM. ask lor Dave. The Santord Herald. 344 N. French Ave, Sanford LE T A SPECIALIST DO IT! 7 r » V % Lww ft C lG D rillft LAHDCLRARING. f i l l d ir t , p t' Backbae. lead er work, hauling an d clean up. C oun try Wide Develop* m ont. 4 4 7 S 3 4Z U U in d s c a ftin a As b h m c s i' N R /W O tffU IM $ B w * /S a B b l^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H SPRING CLKANING BLUIS7 Rafat barn t t l A m CaK Jayl CsucrsN DETAIL F I V i r L H ^ r sparkle tor summer I Camp. detail sorv tc* i ............m a n s HKADLINIRSI Moat cars 440 473. Vinyl taps IM up ]» » tu « NEW. IKMOOEL RIPAIR MOMIL OFFICES. STORKS All types caaatrerhaa Raa/Cam m m rjL W B M jM C ic m jw BUILDING, remodeling A re pair*. Dock*, decks, doors. sent one I Lie. 4*t 4P14______ CARPKtfTKR All kinds of home repairs, painting A ceramic ^ • to R k th jr d B r e jtt^ J lM W l CIOEIblEfl StfVkR * AFFORDAPLf CNaiuag tT T Quality reliable work Free estim ates................ na-llkt CATHY'S CLIANING SKRV ICE • Retorencas. reasonable rales Licensed I Call TO 7470 SMt MONEY! CALL US! Quality - and cleanliness It guaranteed. 14 yr*. nildantial experience 7*7 34W/33PWI7 CAPTAIN C044CBCTK. Wayne Baal. J Man Quality Opera lion I ------------------M A S T E R IL IC T R IC A M . U c. A tot Rewiring, add Hon*. 34 hr*, sve cafft.............. MMSIS L ftw w S o rv iC D C O M P U T E G eeM y Law n 4 Landscaping. Tree S e rvice 4 Irrigation, co m p etitiv e roles, free e sflm a to sS u rv s y 's m 713* L A W N C A R E , protosslonal serv Ice, d e p e n d a b le , lic e n s e d F re e estim ates. 33P 44*4 H irn ty c a r p e n t r y Hoiwt Im pfoviwonl CONCEPT Owe Eator. Gen carpent ry! Hem*, oltic*. kllch en . b a lh M Horn# RON C O L L Iir* C arp en try, rooting, p ainting b G IS N O P P E S T C O N T R O L G Senior Q M m r Discounts 1 Ik y ee rs experience l n a 171* M um U n| N o n iH S P u a n iM A ll your p lum bing needs! 14 hours 1 IRF0053770J33HO* Cow o w r e ta l/ K a iM w iM I . Law Rakes 1 Caff T e r n ........m a n * P ro s s u ra O g a n ln a DRIVEWAYS. Roofs. H o u sJT B A N O V ’ S D U A L IT Y LAW N. C o m p le te c a r* , c le a n ups. Since is* : F re e eft. t m -4 3 1 4 e tc . L o w ra te s ! C o m m t r cia l/R e s id e n tia l m 0404 M a so n ry P C M House wash and paintin g ' Q u o te s b y p h o n e ” . C a ll R oger. U 4 4*40.1 A M I P M T W P M A S O N R Y . B ric k , block, stucco, concrete. R enovations L ie d A Ins W - M M / 4 M 4 U 7 S e c re ta ria l ft T y p in g S e rv ic e s M o v in g f t H a u lin g e * e N A U n U d . y a r d tr * s h . C U S T O M T yptog/bsabheeptogl D J E n terp rises. N I B E. 13to S I . Santord I340UI/133 7* ei appliances, fu rnitu re, tra sh ol any k in d ! R ic h a rd ....... 1777743 E A R H A U L IN G . Y a rd trash, a p tt . turn Cheap. on lim e ! U V u p . Caff R ay 337-73*7 ) <nu l>ti\inr \s / i r n s /■/ I W N O U S ! P A IN T IN O . In te r!" o r/e x te rio r, pressure d e a n ' Ino. free estim ates! 1311*17 S P E E D Y P L U M B I N O I A b so lu toly free est. No trip s/svc charge L k . / le s . S1-4M* , m aso narv painting and til* work. Fra* estimates Use d CaK 333-am E X P E R T P A IN T IN O A Press. W a s h in g R e p a irs , in t / e it . , F re e e s l . l l yr*. 747 4H 3 L A W N C A R E , fra* estim ates. S3 a n d up . S e n io r d is c o u n ts T rash re m o v a l, m i n t FtfkCW S H A R P F I N C K I l i t R a le w ork Law M l F ra * tst. Weed. d ta to jjn h 4 r e c a ir s w n m D IC K P IN O L A ’ S P A IN T IN G , Q u a lity w o rk ! In l/E x t., L ie d ! A Insured. P r e e e s ll 3133713 P a s t C o n tro l B O B B Y AOAAW C O N C R K T I ” Noj*bto* tm a ii r n i-acn 1t l r r r t i s f a a J b S CYPRESS* a . M u lch o r pin* b a rk SI4 yd. p lc k a d up. Can d e liv e r Cygret* lum ber A Fewc# m a te ria l c a t to ard a r l 4 m il** was! at W eklve R iv e r H w y *4. 4 4 * -m w * 4 P a iR tM a A A i f E X T E E K M P A IN T IN G A pressu re d ea n . S A V E M M L lc . / f r e e e s ll I-M S 3 IM Pu \ I m T r w S e rv ic e EUNVANS T E H U l v i ^ i ” T ree work, lig h t hauling F re e estim ates. Insured m u u Is In n ' Month. ( n i l ( /// s tijiril, TJ'J J ( i H Is �-*■40 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wttfnaaday, July 34, 1M1 f . i y m . a# # * ; a i-pni ta-V m i * k t m - . 'i * * TT^yT!rTTT.Wv G it*** m u m s torn* N P jM t F ir S t e M M M ? STENSTROM a#*- C/M/A. t o m n e w sm v b h a c o n o REALTY, I NC. D ILTO M A Tlarfii ‘ f f T r r , - at R We Rsl and «cR property Itua anyone in the Greater m bir «*«»»» n « y e a n new t ib d rm .'i la f lw tonBwd s Ie n . p a n e a r m a a l h . A L M U .N I A R Y , LAMI HUNT 1/1 VILLA At Ida Cr aai l ngal L aaaa purchase possible. in up- aUo#e4p. tadM ad. M artF iiM tfew a-l SR# y##r n a a .P M rH i.tfe a n a .IM /a ia . C attaar n i l Hall <aiaai. a W T P d fe IA NRPRP NCAncourrmouM. C A L L n v ra a * I Qi nL i A ai jCaR OmW N T aULm WOOBVUL M A N Y en/LounM yprlvl.g7 jn m n s N Country living In city I 4 Mrm J 'j Ran. U N a It. owner will hold m ortgopr itja.ON hom o.M 6llPw t.M M 4M Airport stud, frwdapo. M M aaam A v a il Aug. U t l l U l l l 1 NOAM I BATH, a u l a t a c O L O R TV. B l e e c e lle n l p ictu re I PortoAte. MB. 371 4114 ciuBw utmttaai Cali MAMt# A V A I L A B L I NOW I Var y private. I harm., largo klkhan. Na pete I All wHlitte » him. SgS/m#.Mfl0d*p.MHT1T location. Ig. yard. Mfe/ma. U N security. Na ra lrlg . E n d o w # b ock porch. 173 S7B* LAMB MART, utllltte* paid, laundry, TV/VCR. t private ant., parking. B t l H t _______ ■CROYWttQUAAB 121-2257 U rp U | Ham, 2 1 /4 Acm I BORM. ONLY UTS/MONTH p lo t 1300 te c u rlty . Sanford a re a C a ll 137 77te___________ Availabi* Auauit m . s* s » i4 1 BONNL nice area, ott tfraat parking. tM /m o.. SISO securl ty Includa* uMWjaa. » H N 1 BORA I BATH. I child OK. Na pate. U N Attwood-Phillip* Nwy. Mend 1-4 eroe.......t14*,«00 T I T M T te U P L E X I 1 M jr j\ u p tla lrt, I dow n) O n H w y U Zoned c o m m e rc ia l I... 111.NO -K tC t " - S * t d irr - - 1 » tw t i r hur ao.c tn lr a l a ir, fa m ily room , huga o ak * , good n e ig h b o r h o o d SPECIAL BUV1144.300 323-5774 I . ORANOB CO UN TY 1/7 on .M acro*, largo b a r n .... U t.000 W. M a llc io w * k L R aa Iter CaNM M M g, PINERIOBI • I bdrm. I hath condo, all appllancai. Includ­ ing w athar/dryor. 1*00/mo plu* M curlly. 1711*17 or *$300 SPECIAL* 77*1*14______________________ Sanlord Owner financing Now paint 1 BORM . 3 BATH . Move In tor UOOMSinglo ttary studios Many eitra* Incl. Qulall Nlca landscaping. Oa-slto m aaag ar* wba CABIII callin g *. A / C . U T V m o TO-7144 A N F O R D . 1/7. *11 000 o r At*um e 1411 f o U l p aym en t I P O O L !......................... H I S U E SMTOtO COURT.. 223-3301 w * SANFORD* * G reat starter/Investor home. 1/7 w ith la n c e d y a r d a n d screened p orch *01,000 CAUIART MALTY 322-7491 1,2, ft 3 BEDROOMS (1st Month Only) t V 3 Bedroom Apartm ents G o ve rn m e n t R epos A Assum e N o Q u o llty Hom o* In Semi n o l* / O r o n g e / V o lu t lo / L * k e Counties •Dishwasher • Garbage Clubhouse SMfORMU LESS THAN tJ.MB DOWN f p r i f M iw-iEiaE .iT im T l O l/ I llrs p la c e . now point and ca rp e t, fenced y ard tiV .N D • 7/3*s. 1.700 sg ft w ith hot tub. ap p lia nce s. llrtp ia c e tS l.« 0 0 d ) / l> i sp lit plan, appliances. garag e, len ced yard. *41. *00 #1/1 renovated! N ew carpel, p ain t, root, carp o rt, fenced 2 4 5 0 H a r tw e ll A v e ., S a n f o r d H40N.-SAT.9-6 • Sun. 1 2 - 5 Step Up Into A Great Apartment! S O F A S E T S . g ray. 1 pc. SMB C ra a m and m au va 1711 B la c k *77* Co ntem p o rary I M l MO* e T A B L E A T W O W IMOSOR C h a ir* , d ro p le a l, co u n try • ly la Solid wood. mad. oak lin lth P a rfa c l fa r apt or *m k llc h e n t SIQUflrm 1771*11 O W A L L U N IT . Entertainm ent Canter A p p ra * W X 1 'j'H O a k ,g o od c o n d M l 117407a Com e H om e To C ountry S ty le L iving! #1/1 on 1/1 acre! Now pamt. tplc. llmlly, living and dining rooms Privacy fence *74.100 W IN D O W A IR C O N D IT IO N E R . 70 *00 B T U . S I N Good condl 113—Computers • Now Corpoang • Now Appkaneoi induBtoa tie kigwMor. Range, OtehwoNtor.Oarbage Dwoo*4t • WeWter A Dryor* inwafted es unto ter an adBsonai mondYy lo# • 24 hour emergency m erw nonce asrwea. 330-5204 0ocaUntf ap artm ents a G O L F C L U B S . M en * starter set w ith bag *10 Good sell ___ Call 14f 14*1 H A R O T IM E sa ilin g guns* F or s m a ll lee I w ill sell your weapon w ithin 40 days or fee and gun returned I deal w ith b uyers Irom a ll over US C a ll F E A A 407 17**404 1*1* J E E P W R A N O L E R LARED O 4 w h eel d riv e . h a rd to p . A / C . t i l l w h e e l, cruise, low low m iles) C o ll 177 4107 m i PAY RENT? *1 down lor V ets A tittle m ore lor others B ra n d new 1 bedroom 1 bath hom es w ith 7 car garages Irom *110. total m onthly paym en ts U niversal R e a lty. M 7 7114 I lf — PbH 4 SuppliBS 3 AND 4 BEDROOM HOMES AuiUblt With Bond MwwyS carpet, fe n c e d 151.V00 car pet fe n c e d "*7A M deem assum e ne gualt ty on this two story }/!• j with o p p llo n c o s . o nd fir e p la c e F en ced y ard w ith p oo l' *44 SCO POOL, TEJMM COUNT, VOLLEYBALL COUWT EACH APARTMENT IMCLUOCS e n g in e A tra n * 171 lo t i A T I IV F IX E D ! A lto A v a ila b le G overn m en t Repos And Bank F o re clo su re s • 1/1 renovated, new p o in t , o p p llo n c o s , y a rd ... ..... •V I renovated new p o i n t o p p t la n c e * . 2 B edroom , 2 B ath W ALK T O LK . M O NRO E 1/1 C O U N T R Y H O M E W 'lo ll ol tr u ll b ea rin g trees A sch ru b s E a t In k it c h e n , p riv acy fence S U N R O O M A sm all L A T T I C E Greenhouse N earby I 4 and 1 p ub lic boat ra m p s C O M E S E E w h at !/7,*0Qwill b u y ' Teny B en edict H i 7114 Century II Chm dl R ealty 1111131 c a r b t. r u n t g r a a t l N eed* m in e r c o sm e tic * . S a c r if ic e *7.400 0 6 0 Susan. OV* 4* 11 W A S H E R / O R Y E R . M a y ta g g a t. t i e cond *100 0 6 0 , T V V C R . C u r lt t M a lh it. 1300. F R E E Z E R . A d m ira l 17 cu It uprig h t, S IW O B O 731 1004 117—Sporting Goods • Cable TV • Washer/Dryen in Select Units • Self Clean Oven • (comaker Pool C o ll anytim e. R IF R IO IR A T O R K a n m o ra w hite, trosl (raa 7 yr*. o ld W arran lo o d MOO M A IM * S L E E P E R S O P A w / m atching Love M a t. picture*, brat* A g lass S (halt atergaa’, w k k e r Ian*, d rc o ra to r Item*, w lckar * ln g la h a a d b o a rd M l B M S A N FO R D H IS T O R IC A L D IS T R IC T 7 o r 1 b d rm I bath, oak door*. Ip k . c e n tra l H /A. kitchen re m o d eled w ith ceram ic tile, lo ts ot cabinet*, la u n d ry tm , la n c e d y a r d , sprinkler system , g arag e 7 ' i lots. It tel k u lld e b i* ) larg e oaks *77.100 171 77M RENTS STARTING FROM Disposal A e y /S o U /T n OW NE ■ FIN A N C IN G P in o c re s l 1/1. living , dining, to m lly rm . sacu rity system len ced ya rd M 7.M 0 ST. JO H N 'S A N D L K M O N R O E S a cre estate! 4/2.1100 sq it custo m built. 177*.*00 A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S hi w ith detached m other in law h o m e ! P oo l, p riv a c y fence y a rd and kennels t>7*.*D0 200—Registered Rats 1S3— Acreage Lots/Sale A B O U T 1 A C R E S on San lord A r e In L k Je ssu p area near proposed b e itw a , *70 0UO • Stefitlrem R e a lty i l l 747* OCALA N A T 'I AKC G ERM AN SHEPHERD PUP* Cham pion bloodlines. 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It affects most of th e body’s organs, including th e nerves, brain, muscles, heart, liver and pancreas. As with any poison, the effects depend on th e dose. Modest c o n su m p tio n (about two ounces of spirits a day or the equivalent In wine o r beer) will usually cause n o health problems. On the other hand, quantities exceeding th is amount - especially In a heavy drinker who may consume more th a n a pint a d ay - a r e unheahhful. Por example, th e chronic consumption of (our or more ounces of alcohol a day Is associated with a high risk of cirrhosis and brain damage. Also, nerve function may be altered, typically In the nerves farthest from the spine: th e h a n d s a n d f e e t. A lc o h o l neuropathy (nerve dam age) causes numbness and loan o f sensation. Of course, other diseases — such as diabetes and ctrculatary disorders — can cause Identical symptoms. A doctor would have to sort out the reason lor th e numbness. Nevertheless, th e Drat logical step In the diagnosis Is for a person to stop drinking and ace what happens. If alcohol Is the culprit, normal nerve function should return In a few weeks. If symptoms persist, further testing — for diabetes, for example — can be consid­ ered. Having said this. I must alt and bite my tongue, wailing for the Inevitable observation (from alert readers) th at stopping excessive alcohol consumption is. for the heavy drinker, a good deal easier sold than done. This Is true. Regardless of how m uch physical damage and emotional turmoil the heavy drinker expe­ riences. he or she may be unable to stop. This Is where Alcoholics Anonymous, alcohol counseling and/or medical Intervention can Therefore, my adrtce to the drinker with numb toes Is: Stop the boon and see a physician If By PtoUUpAldar m}(. yowSTITyaur partner fall to defeat a beatable contract, w hat do the two of you do? Shrug -youvt-tfbouldscs- and- -vow-to- dobetter next time? Shout an d scream at each other? Analyse the play after the session Is over? If you treat bridge solely a s entertainment, the first answer Is exemplary. Enjoyment la the number one aim of the game. The second option Is absolute­ ly the worst practice, but it happens all too often, particular­ ly In duplicate clubs. And th is bad behavior puts off m ore novices from becoming regular duplicate playeis than anything else does. If you want to Improve, the last option Is the beat. And If you cannot agree on who was at fault, ask an expert. Look at today’s hand from Ron Klinger’s "Guide to Better Card four hearts. West you need further help. LZZ —S-l——| i M l J' .1 If •i 1 .h i i lif ( r i hf M i l .1 11f i J i •J i in . i i i 1 . l i t i iij t. 1*4 1 Mtf 4 i ii f ) if 1 ll 1 1 lit 1 ( j 1 hi T i •J . ’ J M l 1. J 1 j .i1 M .lif M H I .1 ■J.-J JJ .1 ll f M l <■ i i 14 3 Thavos H IT , M fAiT.. 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How many errors were made? ♦ K qj tA H There were two errors. Hold­ ing only a doubleton diamond. East should win the (tret trick with the diamond ace before continuing with the king. This Irregular seguence of plays shows a doubleton. at the same time alerting West to the need for a suit-preference signal. Re­ gardless. West should drop the diamond 10 at trick two. a high card for the high ault. to suggest that East switch to spades. In this way. East gets his diamond ruff. ■ . i t a o t o & a k #M L i* IXm uk iM cimJju jmxovi should aend R1.2B plus a long.; se I f-a d d rea jie d .^stam ped: envelope • my w S t h V ^ t "Helprf Mental/Substance Abuse. Other 1 TOUR BIRTHDAY JalyS S . 1 M 1 Your artistic and creative Ideas could yield you a handsome profit In the year ahead. Discuss them with friends and associates who might have sound m arket­ ing suggestions. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 24, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bb1ceee943797a42e1ff13c5940a618.pdf 70710d20ca45d7b730a49f4122292ef1 PDF Text Text 30 C e n t s Jim Jernigan to retire NEWS DIGEST I H t t M 155 SSL • •• ' ' •’< > .1 Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — T h e city's Director o f Parks. Jim Jernigan. has announced his retirement, effective Feb. 21. when he will have completed 31 years o f service In his present capacity. Prior to moving to Sanford. Jernigan. who observed his 60th birthday In July, served as Assistant Park and Recreation Director In Rock Hill. South Carolina. Hta early municipal service Includes 2 years as Field Supervisor In Raleigh, and 1 year as Athletic Director in Greensboro. North Carolina. In all. he has amassed a total o f 36 years of professional services. He Is a graduate o f North Carolina State University at Raleigh, and served In the U.S. Robinson slept down SANFORD — O r e f Robiiuon Seminole High School v a n ity b o y » baaketbal coach, recently decided to step down to become the dean o f students at Jackaon Height* Middle School. Scholarships awarded Local deacons and ministers honored three 1991 high school graduates, Schools’ chief seeks new position le a W re f. Page S» □ Looal Rspaving sot to begin Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - T h e 9382.000 repaving o f State Road 46 between Lake County and Orange Boulevard Is scheduled to begin. Boot K-9 In rtglon SANFORD — Jammer, a Sanford Police Department K-9. Is among the best In Central Florida. w -v 'I Gambling arraatt mad# aa Navy during the Korean conflict. In addition to his work with the City o f Sanford, he has served on the advisory board o f the Salvation Army for 12 years, and a member of the Board o f Directors of the Grovevlew Counseling Center and Chamber of Commerce for the post 4 years. He Is a post President o f Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club, where he was honored as Rotarlan o f the Year In 1982. He has been a member of the Governor's Council to Physical Fitness and Sports for the past 4 years. Although he was not the originator of Sanford s annual Golden Age Oames. Jernigan has served as Chairman o f the function since its conception 18 years ago. The 1991 games will be the 17th. but It took one full year o f hard work before the □1 ' * ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS - Thirteen gambling arrests were made by City County Investigative Bureau agents Wednesday following complaints in April about large amounts o f money lost In the games. When CCIB. Florida Department o f Law Enforcement and Altamonte Springs agents raided the Altamonte Condominium apartment, they reported they found five poker tables. 83S card decks and an attache case o f poker chips. Seminole County sheriff's spokesman George Proechel said the operation appeared to be well-organized. Proechel said the games were apparently advertlacd through word o f mouth. Proechel said the Investigation began In April following complaints from player s relatives that large sums of money were being lost. He said the operation was apparently locally-run and Involved long-time residents of Central Florida, lie said the principals live In Orlando but used the condominium (or gambling. Charged With operating a gambling house was Tracy Marc Stgman. 27. of Orlando. Also arrested and charged with providing service at a gambling house was Herman Enrique Plazas. 20. also o f Orlando. Arrest reports state Plazas was serving drinks and cooking food for the gamblers. Proechel said Sigmon and Plazas were the only known principals In the operation. The pair, along with 11 people charged with gambling, were taken to the Seminole County jail. And now McPasta CHICAGO — Make that McPasta to go with a side order of meatballs. The billion-burger McDonald's food franchise Is going Italian by serving fettuclne Alfredo and other hot pasta dinners in a test program recently launched In New York state, a company spokeswoman sold Wednesday. McDonald s Is turning to pasta dinners "to take a look at possibilities as we look at our customers' evolving taste,” said spokeswoman Ann Connolly. . „ "Pasta Is one type of dish that offers a variety o f taste and Is popular." she said In a telephone "'u ls a g n a and spaghetti with meatballs are other pasta Items McDonald's Is serving at a restaurant in Rochester. N.Y. The test will be expanded to a few other McDonald's restaurants In the Rochester area In the next several weeks. Ms. Connolly said. From sta ll and wire reports SANFORD — Seminole County Schools Superinten dent Robert Hughes has applied for the position o f S u p erin ten d en t In A lach u a County. "It was an op­ tion that I had to look at." Hughes said this morn­ ing. "It Is not clear how (the S em ino le ) search is going and this Is my career. I had to apply." O n e o T Hughes' daughters Is currently enrolled at the University of Florida In Gainesville, the Alachua County BCAl* Hughes said he felt unsure about the S e m in o le C o u n ty search because o f the slow rate at which the search was progressing. According to Garna Williams, director o f Instructional personnel In Alachua County. Hughes sub­ mitted his formal application for the job on Aug. 2. "H e Is In the running for the Job." Williams said. "T h e first cut will be made on Aug.20." She said they hope to have the position filled by November at the latest. Hughes, who has been superin­ tendent o f schools here for 11 years. has been elected. That Is about to change. A referrendum during the November elections made his posi­ tion an appointed one. Recently, the school board has c o m p le t e d a s u p e r in t e n d e n t evaluation form that will allow board members to evaluate the performance o f Hughes and o f other candidates for the position. Hughes said that he would be Interested In keeping his Job and that he has submitted his resume to the board. " I t is m y position that they should evaluate me first and then make a decision to negotiate with me or turn the search nationally.” he said noting that the presence o f an Incumbent in the running might discourage qualified applicants from submitting their materials because they would view It as a "no-win situation” . His present term expires In No­ vember o f 1992. Board chairman Joe Williams said that it Is his hope that the superin­ tendent's position will be filled before Hughes' term expires. The Alachua County Job would pay a base salary o f betw een 990.000 and 9105.000 per year to run a district of Just under 27.000 students. Currently Hughes cam s 990.336 annually, plus benefits, to oversee operations of a district of 49.000 students. According to Alachua County officials, their school board Is look­ ing to fill the position with someone with at least 10 years public school □ • a a Haghas, Page 5 A Controversial bond talks to be delayed P r o p e r t y ta x b i l l s in | V J. MARK B A R FM LD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Bad news will slurt appearing In mailboxes tom morrow. That's bad news In the form of 122.427 ten tative property tax notices that will be taken to the Sanford Post Office this afternoon by em ployees o f the Sem inole County Property Appraiser’s Ofllcc. Another 13.232 notices will go out primarily to businesses for tangible personal property. The first notices could appear In mailboxes Friday. The actual number of pieces of mall that will be delivered to the post office will be less than amount. Property Appraiser Hill Subcr said If one property owner has 10 or more parcels, then all of them would be packaged together to save postage. A total of 100.232 pelcesof mall will be delivered to the post office in 54 trays. The total postage will be 924.618. Actual tax rates tentatively set by the county, schools, water man­ agement district and cities will not change by much If at all. The Sanford tax rate o f $6.88 per 91.000 of taxable property will remuln the same, as will the Lake Mary rate of 93.90 and the Longwixxl rate of 95.12. The countywldc tax. paid by city and unincorporated residents, will Increase slightly from 95.53 to 95.75. The unincorporated county tax rate, paid by only non-city residents, has also been tentatively set to Increase from 93.13 to 93.38. The lax charged by the St. Johns River Water Management District Is set t,o stay at the same 60-cent rate. One confusing bit o f information on the tax bills Is the rollback rate. It Is the rate that would generate the same amount o f tax Income us lust □ S « « Tax, Page 5A H OTW & VlW rtlw ___________ LAKE MARY — Lake Mary Mayor Randy Morris said late this morning that a discussion o f the proposed 95 million bond Issue may not be held tonight. Morris said that because only three o f the city's five commis­ sioners will be able to attend tonight's commission meeting, he will suggest postponing the discussion until next Tuesday evening. * While the commission has begun action toward obtaining the bonds, the total amount proposed. 95 million, has not been agreed upon. Generally, the city has been discussing the possibility o f financing three major projects with the -------s. T...cy h e y Included ............... iphase ftl one o f the proposed Lake Mary Sports Complex, a beautifica­ tion project, and paving and drainage Improvements. One slde Item, the undcrgroundlng o f power lines along Lake Mary Boulevard. Is Included In the a m o u n t e a r m a r k e d fo r beautification. The major Issue la the paving and drainage Improvements. Mayor Randy Morris explained. "H alf of the bond money. 92V* m illion, would go for that project alone.” The proposed tax. in a state o f discussion but so far not approved, would be approx l Kim Sefried (left), senior data entry operator; Sybil Hollon. data entry supervisor; and Tracey Griffith, data entry operator In the Seminole County Appraiser's Office, prepare property tax notices for mailing. .H g a S A W h a t ’ s in a n a m e ? C I s u H M l .........9 B '7 I C om ics ...«..«••••••••••• 61 C rossw ord..*..........> N Doar A bby................*» B ooths..................... D r. D o ll................ .................................... W#CMio«00M»0000»#MMMlA New middle school receives historical character in its title ................1A ......... 11.S8 soassasssassss as ................. 9A ... 7A ooosssssoss******** Thunderstorms likely Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of m a lp ly a fte r n o o n s c a tte r e d th u n ­ derstorms. High In the low to mid 90s. Wind southeast 10 mph. F o r m o r e w o o th o r , o o o N | # * A •y VICKI DoBORMIKR Herald Stalf Writer The middle school which will btl)iilit in Winter Springs next year will lx- named Indian Trails Middle School. Tlu- school board voted four-toonc lor that name, chosen from among 43 suggestions received (rnm community members. The name Indian Trails was submilled by Patricia Slrphanl. Chairman Joe Williams who en­ tered the lone discerning vote dur­ ing y e s te r d a y 's s ele ctio n had wanted to name the school for John G. Angel, who was the superin­ tendent of the Seminole County Schools In the 197Us. Speaking lor those who voted to name the schixil Indian Trails, vice chairman Nancy Warren said she had ’ nothing against' Angel, but she did not believe that schools should tx- named after people. Angel's name was submitted by R ie k M o s s m a n . p rin c ip a l o f Lakevlew Middle School and by Robert D. Uriel. Other names suggested for the sclux)l were: • (John E.IPolk Middle School. In honor of the late sheriff of Seminole County. It was submitted by shertfrs department employees. Kathy Nlms. Norma A. Rotenberg nnd David and Ilea O'Donnell. • Sunshine Middle School sug­ gested by Helen Ku. PhD and Jean Keller. • F o n ta n e d a M id d le S ch ool nominated by Charlene Blumrntrltt. • Robert L. Likens Middle School. In honor of a former teucher at South Seminole Middle School. The name was suggested by Betty Chenet. •Charlene Davanport. In honor of a former teacher at Lawton Elemen­ tary School was also submitted by Betty Chenet. • Central Middle School was suggested by Betty Lou Folley. • Marjorie Nelson Middle School. In honor of a teacher who was Seminole County Teacher o f the Year In 1986 and who has taught kindergarten at several district schools was submitted by Robin Gersen. • David Sawyer Middle Schcxd. In honor of the principal at Keelh Middle School In Winter Springs was also nominated by Robin Gersen as well us by Sandy Scholl. • Cross Roads Middle School was suggested by Linda Brcntzcl. • L.D. Plante. In honor ol the late Oviedo business man. The school will lx- built on land near where the Plante business once stood. The name was suggested by Frankie Godwin. • Manatee Middle School was submitted by Joan Muse. • Floyd C. "D ick" Richards. In honor of the former educator and administrator was nominated by his daughter Sandra R. Brown. • Herman E. Morris Middle School was suggested by Mrs Joseph F. Hunt. C:S«e Name. Page 5 A m : �•SR - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 15, 1M1 NEWS FROM T H E REGION AN D ACR O SS T H E S T A T E State to probe Highway Patrol { ____________________________________ Uiwwtployfd mawclaims lottery prize TALLAHASSEE - Comptrol­ ler Gerald Lewis plans to In­ vestigate possible mismanage­ ment at the .Florida Highway Petrol. Including reporta of $70,000 worth o f m lsaln g weapons and equipment from a Miami headquarters. The state com ptroller said W ed n esd ay a team o f In ­ vestigators and auditors would be sent to review FHP records as TALLAHASSEE — An unemployed construction worker from Lake Worth arrived at Florida Lottery headquarters to claim half of the $5.74 million jackpot from last Saturday's drawing. A n o th e r ticket w ith th e w in n in g n u m b e rs — 04-06-18-24-28-32 - was sold in Spring Hill, but lhe winner has not yet stepped forward to claim the rest of the prize. Paul Rodrigues and his wife. Sylvia, said Wednesday they could use the money because Rodrigues was laid off from his construction Job in January. He has been doing odd jobs and Mrs. Rodriguez has been working six days a week as a housekeeper. She said they have been trying to make ends meet on $102 a week. Their prise works out to $2,759.62 a week. They will receive 20 annual Installments of $143,500. FORT LAUDERDALE — Fourteen months before he faces re-election. Broward County Sheriff Nick Navarro has a list o f campaign contributors that reads like a road atlas T h e colorful and controversial Navarro has cultivated a national Image as a family-oriented crime buster through 2 Live Crew, appearances on the syndicated "Cops” TV show and his legion news conferences over the years. Now about 41 percent o f hla contributors list addresses from outside o f Broward. Many hall from places as distant as Ypsilantt. Mich.: Sun City, Arts.: and Nulley. N.J., the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale reported Wednesday. In total, Navarro's out-of-town contributions total about $47,000, a little more than a third of the $120,850 he has raised so far. Coptet of Elvis* will Mg business POMPANO BEACH — Betty Johnson thought there m ight be a market for copies o f Elvis Presley's will, and boy w as she right. Johnson started selling the 13-page will for $22 three weeks ago after buying an ad in USA Today, and business is booming. She has received more than 300 orders from as far aw ay as England and Australia. "It's a great conversation piece." said Steve Kane, a radio talk show host who bought a copy. "U 's great at parties." The document, complete with Presley's signature, has all o f the official markings or deputy court clerk Pat Lightell In Memphis. Study of lambs to rodueo Infant daatha GAINESVILLE — Researchers studying lambs hope to reduce the 50 percent death rate for human babies bom with a birth defect that pushes abdominal organs against the lungs. University of Florida surgeon Max Langham is using the sheep to study diaphragmatic hernia under a three-year. $263,000 study funded by the American Heart Association. During fetal development, the diaphragm muscle must close to separate the lungs ft urn the stomach and other organs. A hernia leaves an opening and places so much pressure on the lungs that It stunts their growth. The hernias are found In 1 o f 2,500 births, and half o f the victims die. About 60 Florida Infants a year arc bom with the defect. Frwhnwn team unusual tesaons MIAMI — University of'M iam i freshmen can expect ‘ a few unusual lessons when 'they get to campus thts’ycar: warnings ■ from school officials (hat date rape is a crime, alcohol is prohibited In ‘dorms.‘rind AID S can fctrtke anyone who's not carcRil. Orientation programs at colleges and universities are no longer limited to the routine campus tour and recitation of school clubs. Soon after they arrive on campus later this month, new students will learn about alcohol and drug abuse, acquaintance rape, race relations, nutrition, even balancing checkbooks. One of the more delicate subjects, date rape, la a new one at . many campuses. It became part of orientation programs at Miami and Florida International University last summer. Old war bonds ditcoverad LAKELAND — Lakeland High School's class of 1943 bought $125 worth of war bonds to help Install a water cooler. Graduates at Washington Park High that same year bought $75 In bonds to pay for new campus benches. But soon after the war ended, the schools closed and the bonds and their good Intentions were forgotten — until this summer. That's when a school official ran across an envelope marked "bonds” while cleaning out a dusty closet at the old Lakeland High. Inside were five savings bonds — in mint condition — with a total face value or $200. Treasury Department officials say similar war bonds sold at that time would now be worth more than $800. From Associated P ratt roportt MIAMI - Here ere the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3:0-6-S The winning numbers in the Florida Lottery Ray 4 were: 2-7-4-a IU SP S«i leoi Thursday. Auguat 15. I99t Vot. 83. No 305 Published Daily end Sunday, except Saturday by The Santord Herald. Inc. 300 N. French Avs., Senlord. Fla. 33771 Second Claes Postage Paid el Senlord, Florida end additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE SANFORO HERALD. P.O. Boa 1M7, Senlord. FL 33773-1M7. Subscription Raise (Dally A Sunday) Home Delivery A Mali 3 Months .--------------I1M0 e Months................. m o o 1 Veer......------------- STS.00 Florida Residents must pay f i t sales tee In addition to rates above. Phone (407) 333-3011. Miami. The Tribune reported earlier this month Patrol officials still can't ac­ count for about $70,000 worth of equipm ent, in c lu d in g nine weapons. One revolver was taken to a gun shoo for repairs and never returned, while two others were stolen from troopers’ Last year. In te rn a l FH P auditors ■discovered more than $94,000 In equipment missing from Troop E headquarters in The missing equipment also Includes dozens of radios and sirens, radar guns and air con­ ditioners. Lewis said he doesn't suspect ‘Intentional wrongdoing" on the part of Highway Patrol officials, but rather negligence In com­ pleting Inventories and filling out thie paperwork to account for Items that have been lost, stolen or transferred. S t ill, he s a id w hen the paperwork Involves guns, you can't be too careful. "The guns get your attention,' the comptroller said. Boy with low IQ confesses to burglary Colorful sheriff hat baefctrs ovtrywhm LO TTB W Y early as next month. He said the probe would first focus on In­ ventory problems. "It depends on where It leads u s." Lewis told The Tampa Tribune for a story in today's editions. "Sometimes, when you get Into It. you find other things. There's no telling where It can WEST PALM BEACH - At­ torneys for a 10-year-old with an IQ of 70 have not yet decided whether to appeal on appellate court decision upholding the child’s confemlon to police after his arrest on burghury charges. The slate's Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednes­ day that the boy had the mental maturity to waive hla rights to remain silent and consult an attorney while In police custody. The court said It would defer its own opinion to that of the trial judge. He had found that the boy knowingly abandoned hla so-called Miranda rights after hla 1989arrest in Lake Park. "W e have aotne difficulty with the proposition that a 10-yearold child could ever understand. In the sense that a mature adult could, the consequences of waiving his constitutional rights to alienee and counsel." the judges said. "However ... we cannot say that as a matter of law. (he trial court w as w rong." The decision drew a strongly worded dissent from Judge Gary M. Farmer. "Let us be dear about what the court does today." Fanner said. "It holds that a 10-year-old boy with an IQ of 69 or 70. who had been placed by school authorities in a learning disabili­ ty program and waa described by one of hla teachers as having difficulty In understanding di­ rections, who-had no prior re­ cord with police, who waa crying an d MPKl whep taken, Intp custody, and who waa then held by the police for nearly six hours s»a«|F.w«a In th# swing swing high and reach for the sky with his bare toes, or twirl aimlessly as the tall grass tickles his bare (sat. John Johnson, 8, Sanford, finds th« swlngsst undsr lha palm treat at Hoppar Cantar a qulat refuge from hla busy summer vacation. Ha can P r o s e c u t o r s d r o p a s s a u lt c h a r g e a g a in s t fifth g r a d e r arrest said he was only following procedure. But the parents of the Injured boy said the arrest and charges against a child were ridiculous. THONOTOSASSA — Prosecutors have dropped Dennis Pcarlman. a spokesm an for the an aggravated assault charge against a 9-year-old Hillsborough state attorney's office, said the girl for throwing rocks at a boy on a go-cart, who decision not to prosecute was based largely on a then crashed and severely cut his leg. recommendation from the state Department of "Pray to God." said Tam m y Toloff, who turned Health and Rehabilitative Services. 10 on Sunday, when she learned the charge had been dropped Wednesday. "I'm glad I w on 't have "T h e victim and the victim 's family were to go to court or anyihInB." r '* adamaht about ho'prosecutlefo," salif TotifJdliM, a-spokesmsn Tor HRS. "A n d throwing rocks isn't The fifth-grade honor* student'was slapped really an all-time criminal offense type thing." with handcuffs following the July 23 accident Prosecutors determ ined the Hillsborough and taken from her home In the back or a sheriff's: County sheriffs deputy was correct in making cruiser to be fingerprinted. the arrest. Pcarlman said. The Hillsborough County deputy who made the P o l l u t i o n b e h i n d s e a w e e d in v a s io n ST. PETERSBURG - Seaweed thick enough to blacken Gulf Coast beaches and force a twoday shutdown o f two power plants are largely the result of pollution, an expert said. "W e're polluting the whole G u lf o f M exico an d th a t’ s enhancing the production o f this stuff." said Brian LaPolnte, one o f the nation's top researchers into the ecology o f sargaaaum seaweed. “ And this la not the first time we've had a problem like this." LaPoint said sargassum — which can double In size In less than 10 days — has grown so p ro fu s e ly In r e c e n t y e a r s bcc.iuie of the abundance of fertilizers and Industrial wastes washed Into the Gulf. And the biggest pipeline for those pollutants to the Gulf is the Mississippi River. LaPolnte ■aid Wednesday. For decades, cities, industries and farms along the big river and Its many tributaries assumed that the Gulf could handle anything sent Its way. Just how wrong that assump­ tion has been Is becoming In­ creasingly evid en t, said La­ Polnte. associate research scien­ tist at Florida's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution near Vcro Beach. This week. Florida Power Corp. was forced to shut down two of Its biggest power plants — one nuclcar-fuclcd. lhe other coal-fired — near Crystal River after sargassum mats clogged the plants' cooling system. Both plants reopened Wednesday. But the shutdown, coming on some or the hottest days of the summer, triggered a series of warnings that unless people cut back on the use o f electricity, other plants might not be able to handle the demand. Last week, mats o f sargassum washed ashore along miles of Pinellas beaches at the same time that a Red Tide outbreak killed thousands o f ffsh along the shore. "Th e sargassum is Just one symptom of a problem that the Gulf Is experiencing," LaPolnte said. "It's certainly no secret that this problem o f nutrient overloading exists In the Gulf." Sargassum is a vibrant green when fresh but turns reddish brown to black as It ages, washes ashore and decays. It is always more abundant in the summer, and when the right combination o f seaweed and weather come together — as they have this summer — Gulf beaches are hit hard. Along the Florida Panhandle, old tim ers have rarely seen worse. "T h ere have been times this summer when it has been literal­ ly hip deep at the waters's edge." said Lee Sullivan, who was p a tro lle d the coast at Panama City Beach since 1956. "It has been as heavy In the last two years as 1have ever seen It." THE W EA TH ER |LOCALPOCCBaST Toduy: Partly clou d y with s c a tte r e d a fte r n o o n th u n ­ derstorms. High In the low to mid 90s. Wind southeast 10 mph. Rain chance 50 percent. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a c h a n c e o f m a in ly e v e n in g thunderstorms. Low in the mid 70s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 mph. Rain chuncc 30 percent. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of m ainly aftern oon thunderstorms. H igh In the lower 90s. Rain chance 50 per­ cent. E xtended fo reca st: P a rtly cloudy with a d u n c e o f mainly afternoon and even in g thun­ derstorm s Saturday. FLORIDA TBMPS City Apalachicola Oily ton* Btich FI. Laud Beech Fort MyVM Gemetvtlle Home*teed Jacksonville Key W«U Lakeland Miami PmteCOle S jr tu ii Tallehetieo Tempa Vera Beech W Palm Beach HI M f$ •f n *i w « « n a w tv « it 14 La 71 71 to 74 71 74 74 •4 74 If 71 77 77 7* 74 77 Pet *4, ’ WEDNESDAY Ptlycldy 93-73 ’ ---------- * THURSDAY Ptlycldy 93-73 '•L FRIDAY Ptlycldy 93-73 ’ SATURDAY Ptlycldy 93-73 LAST A mi. 3 Aug. 10 FIRST Aug. 17 FULL A m*. 25 © o a.m.. 11:40 p.in.: Maj. 5:00 a.m.. 5:25 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 12:06 a.m.. 12:50 p.m.: lows. 6:22 a.m.. 7:18 p.m.; Nsw Smyrna Beach: highs. 12:11 a.m.. 12:55 p.in.; lows. 6:27 a.m.. 7:23 p.m.: Cocoa Beech: highs. 12:26 a.m.. 1:10 p.m.: lows, 6:42 p.m., 7:38 p.m. SOATINO Daytona Beach: W aves are I foot and semi glassy. Current Is to the north w ith a w ater temperature o f 76 degrees. Naw Smyrna Beach: W . vcs are 1-2 feel with a slight chop. Current is to the north, with a water temperature uf 76 degrees. r ---------- SUNDAY Ptlycldy 93*73 STATISTICS FRIDAY: 80LUNAR TABLE: Min. 11:10 3 1 9 " T Z J P ------- to .T 00 00 00 00 70 00 . T 00 74 00 73 00 00 00 9 8t. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Toduy: Wind south 10 knots, becoming southeast 10 knots by afternoon. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered thunderstorms. Tonight: W ind southeast 5 to 10 knots. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Bay and In lan d w a te rs m o stly smooth. W idely scattered show­ ers and a few thunderstorms. T h e high tem perature in Sanford W ednesday was 94 degrees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecorded ra in fall for the p e r io d , e n d in g a t 9 a.m . Thursday, totalled .03 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was HO degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □'W e d n e s d a y 'a h igh .......... 92 ['Baronstrie prtsaarc.30.I0 □Relative Humidity....79 pet □Wind*...... . Booth 5 mph □Roiafall..... - .............. 0 lo. □Today’s sunset.... 8:05 p.m. □Tomorrow’s sunrise....6:55 Temperature* Indicate previous day* high and overnight low to I p.m. EDT. City Hi U Prc Otlb m Anchorage aa i7 a Atlanta 77 u n o cdy dr Atlantic City fO 44 Baltimore M 47 .01 Cdy Billing* 41 cdy It Birmingham 43 70 04 dr Bismarck fa 40 cdy cdy Bone f7 :i Bo*ton dr eo 77 Burlington.VI cdy W at cdy Charleiton.SC 17 74 Cher lei ton. W Va 7a 44 cdy Charlotte.* C 77 44 133 cdy Cheyonna cdy •4 U Chicago M 57 Cdy Cleveland U 44 W dr Columbia. S C to 73 .74 cdy Concord.74.H cdy fl if Della* FI Worth 7S 70 34 Cdy Denver cdy •t 53 Dtl Molne* A3 » cdy Detroit N 44 .03 cdy Honolulu dr If 74 Moulton 7f 71 .30 cdy Indlanapoll* U I f .3» cdy Jack ton. Ml** *4 71 S3 cdy Kama* City cdy M 41 clr La* Vega* 101 7f clr Little Rock at 44 Lo* Angela* Cdy 74 47 Mamphi* •f 4f Cdy rff Milwaukee •f 47 Mpl* St Paul ta 40 cdy cdy Naihvllla •4 43 m New Or leant 17 77 dr New York City fl 73 cdy Oklahoma City 14 45 dr Omaha 17 43 clr Philadelphia M 77 clr Phoenla <00 17 Pltt*burgh 44 43 01 Clr cdy Portland.Maine If 41 dr SI LowIt 47 43 Clr Salt Lake City ts 4f Seattle clr 17 34 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 15, 19S1 - SA Scholarship awarded Student moves to Catholic school FtOTwOm Sira* ImpWiW* SANFORD — Catholic school. attention end a reputation for strict discipline ere not for everyone, but .Dr. Margaret principal at All Soul's School in Sanford doe* not wmni imancuu restrictions 10 prevent a student from attend- X several year*, she ha* eld to member* of the All Soul** pariah. W ith assistance from the Kremer Foundation of- Naples this year, however, she was able to offor three scholarships to stuoem s currently enrolico in Since she only had openings at the mkkfle school level, she sent letters to the principals of the elementary schools in town and assets v tney would recommend scuoencs wno mtgnt Dencnt irotn the am aler classes In her school. She also sent a letter to the of a non-Catholic church iiiw ijw iw i y ia n i ip w w n iy Officer* of the Ctty/County Ini a aemrch warrant, checked for growing near a residence at 32 they were at the acene. officers noticed a man reportedly taking a marijuana pot from the rear o f the houae. possibly trying to hide It or eacape. B r in Keith Knlflfrt, of244l E. Slat Street in Sanford waa apprehended, and charged wtth cultivation at marijuana, proa poaacaalon of marijuana. The drug reportedly growing in 5 gallon pota behind the houae. Knight waa taken to the John E. Potk Correctional Facility. She only had one taker for her offer. Lafct Mary hom® burglarized Joaeph H. Morton, Slhrerwood Drive. Lake Mary, reported a tadio Shack camcorder waa apparently taken from hta houae Radiol aornetlme during the previous week. The camcorder la valued at 3850. According to a report, Seminole County Sheriff** officer* Investigating the incident found no signs of a forced entry. Morton reported nothing elae miaaing. An Investigation into the case la underway. Outstanding warrant arraata The following have been arrested on warrants; James Leonard Prichard, 30.140 Academy Avenue, Sanford, waa served a warrant Tuesday, for foiling to appear to answer charges of driving with a suspended drivers license. Prichard was in the John E. Polk Correctional facility on an unrelated charge at the time the warrant < Gregory Alan Hale. 19, 125 Cambridge Drive. Longwood, turned himself In at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday morning. He waa wanted on a Seminole County warrant charging him with burglary to a dwelling and grand theft. Lake Mary High School Band ha* begun practice for the upcoming season. When membtrt' throats era parched from fng home In the hot sun, they quaff ice cold the legion of coolers dotting the playing field. Medfly scare over in Central Florida, state officials say TALLAHASSEE - A Mediter­ ranean fruit fly scare in Central Florida is o ver. A gricu ltu re Commissioner Bob Crawford sold Wednesday. State and federal agriculture officials placed ihousanda or medfly traps In the Altamonte Springs area after one o f the citrus-dam aging Insecta was found there. The hunt ended Wednesday. "I'm relieved to say that the intensive trapping program ... has turned up nothing to In­ dicate the Initial find waa any­ thing other than a single hit­ chhiker." Crawford said. War hero survived two wars but not real estate f ’j _ '__■’ - * ■ <« / i 1 nl CRESTVIEW, Fla. - An Arm y officer who won a chest full o f m e d a ls in t w o w a r s a n d w eath ered an a tro c ity con* troveray met his match when he retired to Florida and got In­ volved In real estate. J. Ross Franklin la In the Okaloosa County Jail awaiting tranafer to a state prison. He was sentenced July 31 to a five-year prison term for s ellin g un­ registered Investments In two Panhandle real-estate develop­ ments. "Being a land developer la m uch worae than b e in g In c o m b a t," Franklin to ld the Pensacola News Journal for a story In Tuesday editions. "In combat, the stress only lasts a short time and then It’s over." he said. "In real estate. It's never over financially and emotionally. You're always wor­ ried about the money you o w e ." Franklin, 63, o f Deslln aald he pleaded no contest to 25 counts o f selling unregistered securities to avoid a potential 25-year sentence. Prosecutors estimate he swindled 100 Investors out of •10 million in 1984 and 1985. "It's a very humbling thing, ja il." Franklin said. "Y ou have to roll your trousers up. get fed like dogs, relieve yourself at a steel toilet In front o f everyone. I'm one o f four m en in a tw o -m a n c e ll. I t 's a z o o . Everyone screams all night. "You know, It's funny. 1 sur­ v iv e d the C h in e a e . N o rth Koreans and Viet Cong, but I was unable to defend myself worse than being ... combat. | T h e work is scheduled lo begin either Aug. 21 or 22. depending on when a crew from Hubbard Construction Co. can be shifted from another SR 46 resurfacing protect, said Jim M S ta M M li ---- Ja. a_ S t ®PPfftlwCJl SOfnCCIfH! WHII. Curran aald that All Souls keeps the names of all scholar­ ship recipients confidential. "N o one knows which at our students is receiving financial aid and which are not." she said. T h e K re m e r F o u n d ation scholarship, like the others C u rran o ffe r s la given as assistance to families. She said she asks parents what they can afford to pay and she uses the scholarships to cover the dif­ ference between that amount and the coat o f tuition. Curran said that the unused scholarship money from the Kroner scholarships was put to good use this year. ‘T il be able to help 12 stu­ dents with partial scholarships ranging from 3300 to 3600 this year." she said. Curran said that All Souls has a "tradition of offering financial assistance" and hope* that she can continue to help people who want to attend her school but who can not afford the tuition. H A R V f Y MORSE I N V 1 STI CA1 IO N S 628 THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT 16 0 0 -J . Ro m Franklin against the state." Banking in vestiga to rs and Assistant State Attorney David Fleet did what two wars and 60 Minutes reporter Mike Wallace couldn't by bringing down a man once introduced to Presi­ dent Ronald Reagan as "on e of America's greatest heroes." " I ’m Innocent.” Franklin aald. "T h e Jackals got m e." With a smile, he added. “ Of course, we're all supposed to be innocent In here, aren't w e ?" He hopes to get out In 12 months by serving his time with the same disciplined behavior ingrained in him at West Point. Supporters, including some Investors he was accused of bilking, aay it is a sad chapter and unbefitting punishment. At least 23 admirers. Including re­ tired generals, a former FBI agent and clergy, wrote letters on Franklin’s behalf before his sentencing. They said he is God-fearing, p h ila n th ro p ic , C o m m u n istkilling. great American who de­ served a break. Franklin said he and 60 troops defeated 1,000 Chineae. killing 200 o f them, to retain a vital Korean outpost. "Th at was my first real estate transaction." 25 % 20 % OFF •CABIN CREEK* CASUAL FALL SEPARATES FOR MISSES SIZES •ALL JEANS FOR JUNIORS', MISSES', PETITIES*, AND WOMEN'S SIZES ON SELECTED P1NWHEELS® CASUAL SEPARATES FOR JUNIORS* SIZES __________ Hamlin, DOT project manager. Hamlin said Hubbard is also resurfacing the highw ay be­ tween the St. Johns River east of Sanford to the Volusia County line, a 82 million project. The company is aldo adding paved shoulders to the road cast o f the river. Another DOT repaving project is also scheduled to begin later this month which could ulTert Deltona commuters. State Road 415 from the St. Johns River to Osteen. 4Vi miles away, will be resurfaced begining Aug. 26. said DOT district spokesman Steve Homan. The lanes will be widened by a fool and four-fool paved shoulders will be added lo the road during the 8568.000 project, lloman said. Work is expected lo be com­ plete within 100 days. O FF •WHEN YOU BUY TW O OR MORE BASICS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS •ALL CHILDREN'S BACKPACKS AND HANDBAGS IN SOLIDS AND NOVELTY PRINTS ALL MEN'S HUNT CLUB* SHIRTS, CASUAL SLACKS AND flUIEBVYEAa 25* O F F CASUAL SEPARATES FOR BOYS' a u n m m c cj? c c Repaving o f S .R. 46 beg in s next week, to last 90 days SANFORD — The repaving of State Road 46 between Lake County and Orange Boulevard, west of Sanford, is scheduled to begin next week. The 8362,000 Job is expected to take about three months to complete. Florida Department of Transportation officials said. When complete, the road will be resurfaced and new turn lanes for east- and westbound traffic will be added at LongwoodMarkham Road. ■ O-SCHOOLSALE C Being ve lo p e r S A LE By J. MARK eARPIBLD Herald Staff Writer_______________ " I sent letters to all of them and only Carem Gager (principal at Hamilton Elementary School. 1501 E. 8th St. In Sanford) followed through." she said. Mattie Mitchell, daughter of Kelley Mitchell of Sanford, waa nominated by Gager. While Curran said the scholar­ ship la baaed In pari on financial need, she wanted to choose a student who would thrive In the strict, academ ically-oriented classes at Alt Souls. Curran believes that other principal* and the pastor were unsure o f how to approach' parents with the offer. "It’s difficult to offer financial assistance to someone," she said. "It's a tricky thing to 5 99 ASTROPLUS* STANDARD SIZE PILLOW IN SOFT, MEDIUM OR FIRM SUPPORT Omsk itn pOm snuM. SALE 3/9.99 100% COTTON SOLID OR STRIPED BATH TOWELS FROM THE HOME COLLECTION™ H v s w a w M M m a tw w h . SAVE ON ALL YOUNG MEN'S BUGLE BOY® TOPS AND PANTS I SwouqNMiaUt. A »»l 3* 14.99 100-THREAD COUNT PERCALE TWIN SHEET SETS IN A CHOICE OF COLORFUL PRINTS FiA SUM* M M H i D M MMIMS on uM M B B B r liT l SALE 5.99 SMOOTH TOUCH® FLAT OR FITTED TWIN SHEET IN A CHOICE OF DECORATOR SOLIDS __ . AiguMM mtfwat m Sanford Plaza (Hwy. 17-92) preM<w*i �C H U C K (IMPS Wt-WI 300 N. FRENCH A V I.. SANFORD. FLA. 3*771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 631-0903 ■O.OSTW, IW .K • " SU BSC R IPTIO NR ATS: 3 M on th s................................... 6 1 *8 0 ®M«»U»s............................ 83*00 ....................................... 6 7 *0 0 EDITORIALS Still missing A m on g the moot painful legacies o f the Vietnam W a r la the stlfl-unresolved laaue o f 2.273 A m erican servicemen unaccounted for In V ietnam , Laos and Cam bodia. F o r the • fam ilies o f these m en. the w ar cannot Anally end until the status o f their loved ones Is determ ined beyond any reasonable doubt. For m illions of other Ameicans. the Vietnam wound w ill not heal completely until the questions und doubts about A m erica’s m iss­ ing In action arc answered. For m oat o f the 18 years since North Vietnam released 591 American prisoners o f •war. the suspicion has lingered that som e PO W s rem ained in captivity in Southeast Asia. T h e undeniable fact la that h u n dreds o f Am ericans know n to have been captured alive w ere never repatriated or. In m any cases, ever accounted for In any w ay . In recent m onths, these suspicions have increased dram atically. First cam e a report .prepared b y the Republican s ta ff o f the Senate Foreign Relations Com m ittee ch argin g that hundreds o f PO W s were p ro b a b ly left ‘ behind In Indochina and that som e may still be alive. ‘ As if to confirm the report’s su ggrstlo n that the Pentagon an d successive adm inistrations i had not d o n e en o u gh to d e te rm in e If Am ericans w ere still being held, the A rm y officer in ch arge o f the Defense D epartm en t’s POW-M1A office resigned In d isgu st. Col. Millard Peck, a highly decorated ca reer officer und veteran o f three Vietnam tour*, described the P en tago n 's POW-M1A office a s a "toxic waste d u m p " w h ere Information abo u t Am er. lean M lA s w h o m ight still be alive w a s filed und. If not forgotten, at least rarely acted upon. i In the w ak e o f these developments, a series of ph otographs has surfeed pu rportin g to show A m erican P O W s still In captivity, m ostly in Laos. Although the authenticity o f ■these photographs rem ains in d o u bt, it is : possible that som e are genuine. T h e B u sh adm inistration and the Pentagon have reacted to this by adding substan tially to the sta ff o f the POW -M IA office b y pressin g the govern m en ts o f Vietnam . L ao s, and Cam bodia for answ ers, and by dispatching . investigators to H anoi and Phnom Penh. T h is n ew flurry o f activity Is heartening. But It cannot erase the skepticism o f m any fam ilies w h o believe the U.S. governm ent long a g o aban don ed their m issing loved ones. Nor Is It likely to still the grow ing doubts on Capitol H ill about the effectiveness o f the Pentagon’s efforts to account for those 2.273 i m issing A m erican servicemen. I F ifty -fo u r sen ators have sign ed on as : co-sponsors o f a resolution to create a select | Senate com m ittee to delve Into the Penj lugon's secret flies on PO W s an d M lAs. : Senators w ant to exam ine the eviden ce and ; determ ine If It supports the suspicion that j some P O W s are still being held. If so. the • Senate can be expected to push fo r a fa r m ore : vigorous effort to bring these A m erican s I home an d to docum ent the fate o f a ll w ho • rem ain unaccounted for. Senate R epublican leader Robert Dole of ; K a n s a s h a s s u g g e s t e d a s a p o s s ib le alternative to a select committee the creation of a presidential commission, perhaps headed by retiring Arm y Gen. Norman Schw arzkopf. : A b ip artisan select Senate com m ittee. ; especially one w hose m em bers included : senators w ho have been working hard on the ! Issue for m any months, would p ro b ab ly have j more credibility than a presidential comj mission. But. either way. It Is abundantly i clear that an Independent review o f the entire : PO W -M IA m atter Is urgently needed. Berry's World "...A N D A N O T H E R THING, I don’t like paying higher health care costs because y o u ’ve made ba d LIF E S TY LE CHOICES. " STO N E Beyond the anti- abortion intifada Watching the televised report of s small group of zealous anti-aborttonM s being arrested tn Wichita. Ran.. I let my mind take an Illative leap halfway across the worid to the refugee camps tn the Israeli-occupied O ats Strip and the squatters’ camps near Cape Town. South Africa. A cruel paradox Infects all three countries: In America. antt-aborttonMs setf-righteouaiy profcas to be concerned about unborn babies, yet they seem oblivious to the tragedy of babies burn In squalor and poverty who die prematurely from malnutrition and neglect. This moral felony Is now being compounded an administration that has shed any pretense wing "a government of all the people/’ ft Is far more concerned shout reaping political capital by loudly opposing abortion than about sowing seeds of growth for needy babies. tn the Ossa Strip, where 700.000 Palestinians are sardlned Into the most squalid hovels, families struggle to survive under what a Washington Post reporter. Nora Boustany. char­ acterised as "harsh taraelt army rule." Her sensitive reporting revived memories of the brief period when I lived and worked for a relief agency In the O asa Strip tn 1066-67. During that period, the Palestinian refugees were exploited and oppressed by the Egyptian i the new I k s IIW m a a II a -IO llic IIt, wno Lai.a nivc **-lived* e10c trying to negotiate, respectively, a peace agree­ ment and a new government. Israel's Shamir and South's Africa's de W ert show more moral flexibility than Operation Rescue's Randall Terry. Still, both government lea ders are more Interested hi the politics of power than In the white South Africans, the squatters are a disconcerting fact that la shrugged from the JAC K ANDERSON Use of research money scrutinized ROBERT WAGMAN Senate to remain Democratic WASHINGTON - Republicans saw 1992 os a year o f opportunity, with their No. 1 goal the recapture o f the U.S. Senate. Now. however — even though the election Is 18 months away — that hope has dwindled to the point where many insiders believe the Democrats could actually add to their Senate majority. Currently Democrats hold a 57-43 Senate edge — their biggest In over a decade. This will probably decrease by one when newly aplnted Pennsylvania Democrat Harris Wofd faces a special election against Attorney General Richard Thornburgh, who will leave his post in a bid for the Senate scat. Thus. If the Democrats carry a 56-44 majority Into the election. Republicans must gain seven seats to assume control. That would be difficult-under almost any circumstances, but Republican strategists believed an unusual combination o f factors might allow them to make the leap. They knew George Bush would easily win a second term, and unlike Ronald Reagan in 1984. he would have coattails helping all GOP candidates on the ticket. Further. Democrats In 1992 must protect 19 seats while Re­ publicans need only protect 15. Beyond that, most GOP Incumbents up for re-election are senior members; many of the Democrats, however, are from the freshman class o f 1986. and they mostly won their seats by scant margins. This led Republican strategists, as recently us the first o f the year, to predict they would hold all of ihelr seats and to assert that they could win at least a dozen Democratic seats. , But much has changed In six months. Foremost, and for reasons not altogether clear, the GOP has not been able to recruit top challengers while the Democrats have. Take Alabama as an example. In 1966 Democrat Richard Shelby won with Just over 50 percent o f the vote. This Is a slate that Is going Republican, and a stale where George Bush should win big In 1992. But the GOP has simply brrn unable to Interest any major figures In making the race. Including Gov. Guy Hunt or former NFL quarterback Bart Starr. As a result. Shelby has gone from the lop o f the vulnerable column, to a reasonably sure bet for re-election. If recruiting woes werr not enough, some senators that Ihr GOP was sute would cuslly win re-circtton. have announced they ure considering retiring. Republican Jake Garn of Utah has already announced his retirement. Reportedly. Bob Dole o f Kansas. Warren Kudman o f New Hampshire and Sieve Syinms of Idaho may not run for another term. If they run. they would be favored to win. although Syinms will have a lough time in Idaho against Democratic Rep. Richard Stallings, who has already announced he will seek the Senate seal. If the three retire. e the OOP could well lose the Idaho seat and the Kansas seat, where popular Democratic Rep. Dan Ollckman la considering running even If Dole runs again. Of the 19 Democratic seats to be contested In 1992. Incumbents now considered reasonably safe bets for re-election are Dale Bumpers (Ark.). Chris Dodd (Conn.). Bob Graham (Fla.). Daniel Inouye (Hawaii) A la n D ixon (III.). Wendell Ford (Ky.). John Breaux (La.). B a rb a ra M lk u ls k l (M d.). John Glenn (Ohio). Fritz Holllngs (S .C .) and Patrick Leahy (Vt.). D e m o c r a t ic I n ­ cumbents considered In Jeopardy are Tim Wlrth (Colo.). Wyche Fowler (Ga.). Harry Reid (Nev.). T erry Sanford (N.C.). Kent Conrad (N.D.). Tom Daschle (S.D.) and I The G O P has Brock Adams not been able (Wash.). Much will to recruit top depend on whether challengers. £ the GOP can find credible challengers to these seven, and that remains to be seen. Right now. of the seven. Insiders only list Adams as In deep trouble. Assuming that the GOP will capture the California seat o f retiring Democrat Alan Cranston. It would have to win six of the seven Democratic seats now considered vulnerable, or else win one or two major upsets elsewhere. At the same time Republicans would also have to hold onto all their current seats, and that probably won’ t happen. Republican incumbents who should win re-election Include John McCain (Arlz.). Dan Coals (Ind.). Charles Grassley (Iowa). Kit Bond (Mo.). Don Nlckles (Okla.) and Arlrn Specter (Pa.). Assuming Dole and Rudman run for re-election and win. and the GOP holds Gam’s Utah seat. It still means that six GOP scats are In trouble. First, there is Democrat Stallings to beat In Idaho. Newly appointed John Seymour In California is In deep trouble with former San Francisco Mayor Dianne Felnstcln. who is likely to unseat him. New York’s Alfonsc D’Amato IN.Y.) may be In even deeper trouble, and could be the underdog (If he survives an expected primary challenge) no mailer which of four Democrats win their primary. Perhaps the most competitive Senate race In 1992 will be In Oregon where GOP Incumbent Hob Packwood (Ore.) Is being challenged by Democratic Rep. Les AuColn. WASHINGTON - The University of Pit­ tsburgh had an Innovative way of spending federal funds earmarked for research. It hired a private driver for the school president, spent 66.000 on a French language seminar, leased a Lincoln Towne Car m d dished out a 625.006donation to the YMCA. Federal auditors uncovered 6528.681 In apparently misspent research money in a recent four-month probe Into finances at the university. In the name of research, the university bankrolled dinners, gifts and flights on private planes. Our associate Jim Lynch has obtained a draft copy o f the audit report prepared by H e a l t h and Human Services In­ s p e c to r O e n e ra l Richard Kuaserow..A s e r ie s o f s im ila r a u d it s a re b e in g completed at several other major U.S. un­ iversities. A u d it o r s fo u n d questionable use of research funds In the president's and other f Federal top o ffic es at the auditors school. II is legiti­ questioned mate to spend a por­ more than 00 t io n o f r e s e a r c h of Pitt's dollars on overhead, billings. J bu t e v e n the overhead must at least In some way "benefit research." After 24 years o f service, university president Dr. Wesley W. Posvar retired on Aug. 1. He has since been replaced. University spokesman Tim Zlaukas said Posvar's departure was unrelated to the audit fin d in g and had been announced long before the probe. Zlaukas blamed the university's poor audit showing on changes In federal rules on how research money can be spent. The spending guidelines have tightened In recent months. but universities have always been required to rave that all research billings In some way eneflted research. Zlaukas declined to dis­ cuss the questioned expenditures detailed In the audit, but did say. "It Is m y Impression these are routine and appropriate expenses." Federal auditors questioned more than 80 billings the university submitted from the president's office. The laundry list features a spate o f travels including $5,814.71 for four (lights on private aircraft. As the auditors noted. "T h e trips did not appear to benefit research." Nor did the 666.30 spent to rent a chauffeur-driven limousine far the president and two comi^.-.tona in New York. One of the "rou tin e and appropriate expenses" Included a private driver for the president. The driver received 831,253 in salary and benefits and was equipped with two pagers to keep him on-call. The presi­ dent's office also leased three vehicles. Including one Lincoln Tow ne Car. The automobiles cost $17,376 to lease and ran up bills o f 64.082.13 on gas cards. Each car was equipped with a cellular phone, costing a total o f 84.060.66. Wire wheel covers and body work cost 81.000. The draft audit also questions expenditures made on behalf o f the president's wife. The president and his wife flew around Europe at a cost to the university and taxpayers of 83.602. One of the primary purposes of the trip was to see the football game In Dublin between the University of Pittsburgh and Rutgers. The president’s wife was also flown from Pittsburgh to New York to attend the Big East basketball tournament. Some o f the purchases were small but striking: 8159.14 for stationery that was "delivered to the president's wife at their residence." And 838.10 was spent on keys, key chains and a deodorizer for the presi­ dent's home: $104.80 on a gift o f 24 candles lo thank an employee. Another 854.05 bought an engraved medallion honoring a scholar and 860 went for a walnut plaque with an etched plate. Cookies coating 810.96 were purchased for (he president's office and luted as "supplies." C r — �... . ■ T -1 «* \ •** % *-% •» i* 9anford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 18, 1811 - 9A R e s id e n t s c r it ic iz e c o u n t y ’s n e w a tte m p t to tax u tilitie s M#rtodM * Writ** SANTORO - A critic of Semi­ nole County’s efforts to charge s utBiy tax responded angrily to the county’s latest effort to charge a tax on utility bills. “It Kerns like there la no way of beating them.” said Fred Harrla of Sanford. "They are asking us for a blank check." Harris, with the aid o f the Public Service Commission, suc­ cessfully prevented the county from Imposing a tax on water and sewer rates 10 years ago. But since then, county voters adopted a charter form of gov­ ernment. State law allows only counties with charters to Impose up lo a 10 percent tax on water, electricity, local telephone i With the objections of Harris of other residents. ronunM onets voted 3-2 not to Impose n lO percent utility tax July 30. Only commlaaloners Bob Sturm and Fred Streetman voted m favor of the tax. But Tuesday night, commis­ sioner Jennifer Kelley proposed com m issioners consider a 4 percent utility tax. saying II would help eliminate a 25-cent property tax rate Increase for pon-dty residents. Commission­ ers voted 4-1 to hold a hearing on the tax Sept. 0. with commis­ sioner Larry Furlong opposing. He said such a tax will deter com m issioners from making budget cuts. Com m issioner Pat Warren said she w as willing to consider the tax a s long as county spending la trimmed. Sturm said hie was willing to consider i lesser tnx amount and give commissioners more flexibility In p a y in g fo r e x p e n s e s . Streetman could not be reached. Originally set at 7 p.m.. the Sept. 9 tax hearing has now been rescheduled for 5 p.m. A com prehensive plan hearing, originally scheduled for 5 p.m.. has been rescheduled tor Op.m. T h e county budget office estimates the 4 percent tax win generate nearly 92.3 million annually for the county and cost the average resident 949.00 per year. The estimate Is based on a 9112 per month electric bill, a 915 water bin and a 910.25 per month bill for local telephone service, said Cecelia Vance, county budget analyst. County officials estimated the 10 percent tax. using the same monthly service charges, would coat 9112 per year. Many resi­ dents said that figure waa not baaed on average service use. because their expenses were much higher. Tax Shake it, baby From l«ft: Shelby Coppola, 7, Kart Nicola Waldorf, 9, Ravan Coppola, 5, and Katly Waldorf, 7, ara a quariat found dancing and ainging “Wild Thing" recently In Sanford. Lake Mary incurs court costs Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - The cost o f burying power lines along Lake Mary Boulevard has gone up by another 95.000. The Circuit Court has ruled that the City should pay court costa Lake Mary City Attorney Ned Julian Is scheduled to make a presentation on the matter dur­ ing tonight's city commission meeting. Several months ago. the City o f Lake Mary, along with Semi­ nole County, filed suit against F lo rid a P ow er C orp oration . seeking to require the power company to pay for under­ grounding of Its cables, during the widening and beautification projects underway on Lake Mary Boulevard. The case eventually reached the State Supreme Court, where the Judgment was made against the request. The city Is now proposing to Include the cost of the line burial In a bond Issue that still has not been totally approved. Th e latest added costs howev­ er. stem from another decision. The Circuit Court of the Eigh­ teenth Judicial Circuit, has ruled that It Is the responsibility o f the plaintiffs to reimburse the de­ fendant for all costs Involved In the suit. The amount requested Is 95.213.05. T h e charges Include such Items as the cost o f taking depositions, filing fees, copier costs, report preparation and tria l transcripts. T h e c o m ­ m issio n Is b e in g a sk ed to approve payment o f the addi­ tional amount. The Lake Mary City Com ­ mission meeting will begin at 7 p.m. this evening. In the £lty Hall. ia been prepared properly, and I mately-93 pt f month, per real- •am questioning If It . should be •dcrtec; -with a higher rate-for . included at.this time In the bondL commercial businesses. It could Issue." .b e included In the m onthly Ml) utility bills or added to the There Is a possibility the city property tax bills. commission could eliminate that M a y o r M o r r is s a id . " I portion from the total proposed personally, do not necessarily bond, which would cut the believe the 2V4 million dollar amount required In half. In that paving and drainage plan has case, a new and totally separate bond request, specifically for paving and, drainage, would have, to be. brought u p s o w rip u * In the future. • i i 'I meeting begins at 7 p.m. Lake Mary City Hall. The al N am e • S h e e l a h R y a n M id d le School, In honor of the lottery w ln n e r / p h lla n t h o p la t w a s nominated by Patricia G. Pope. • Hcathcrbrook Middle School was submitted by Beth-Annc Myers who also suggested Pine Oak Middle School, Sandy Pines Middle School and Sunny Oak Middle School. • Wllla Bend Middle School and Wllla Run Middle School w e re s u ggested by V a le rie Peters. • P o lk -W llla Pines M iddle School was entered by Joan Rudolph. • Patriot Middle School was nominated by Gall Rhonehousc. •J o h n Colbert Middle School. In honor of a former Seminole High School teacher who also served as the district's director of business and finance was suggested by his wife Val C ol­ bert. • Dr. Selh French. In honor of one o f Ihe early settlers o f S an ford was s u b m itte d by .*al-granddaughter Harriett II. yd. • Ruby Moore Middle School. • Eastview Middle School was In honor o f a late fourth grade suggested by Duvld Mugunu. teacher In the district was sub­ • Endeavor Middle School was mitted by Marie Clcerellc. • J o h n W. Evans M id d le submitted by Kuryn Cook. • (Robert W.) Hughes Middle School. In honor of the former Srhool In honor o f the present school board member was sug­ gested by both former educator superintendent was suggested by Cathy Murkowlcz ol the Al l a n Kce l h and Bill Jackson Brights Middle School MacLauchlln. l*TA. •Jam es Payne Middle School • May me and WH Slcg Middle School. In honor of some of the In honor of the late Lyman High pioneers In the Swedish com ­ School leather and couch, was munity. was nominated by Don nomlnuled by Phyllis Capponl. Angel was nominated twice. Boyett and Orie R. Mathleux. • (Pat) Telson Middle School. Polk’s numc was submitted five In honor of Ihe former school times utul Evans was suggested board member was suggested by twice. Sunshine Middle School ulso received two nominations. Fannie Griffin. K DEATHS ABBW L. "ROBBIE" PULLER Abble L. "Robbie" Fuller. 86. 105 Foxrldgc Run. Longwood. died Monday at Florida Hospllul. Orlando. Born Feb. 23. 1905, in Wauseon. Ohio, she moved to Longwood (rom Miami in 1975. She wus a m em ber of the Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. She wus a former model und interior deco­ rator. Survivors Include son. Harold F. " H a l " Heist. San D iego; dau gh ter. Doris II. M urray. Longwood: six grandrhlldrcn; five great-grandchildren. C u r e y H and C o x - P a r k c r Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. Sanford; daughter. Noru D. Martin. Sanford: sister. Ettu L o u is . Q u in c y : 12 g ra n d c h i l d r e n : 21 g r e a t grundchlldrcn. Wllson-Elchclbergcr Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. In eharge of ar­ rangements. FANNIE MAE SMITH Fannie Mae Smith. 71. Apt. *8 Redding Garden. Sanford, died Aug. 9 at her residence. Born Dec. 29. 1920. In Mnntlcrllo. she moved to Sanford In 1970 from Tumpu. She wus a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors Include sous. Ernest Sm ith. Sanford, and Jum es Smith. Crystle River: daughter. Dorelhu Postcll. Sanford; 15 g r a n d c h ild r e n : 31 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Wllson-ElchclU-rgcr Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f ar­ rangements. .u friend when you really need one. O rffering the finest in service and facilities with pre-plan­ ning through The Simplicity Plan™. Your only "hometown” cemetery and funeral home combination. JULIA J. JOHNSON Julia J. Johnson. 91. 3230 Linroln St.. Sanford, died Aug. 13 at Central Florida Heglonal Hospital, Sanford. Bom July 13. 1900, In Havana. Fla., she moved In Sanford In 1930 from there. She was u homemaker and a member of New Bethel A.M.E. Church. Sanford. She was a member of the Stewardess B o a r d , llie c h o ir and Ih e Benevolent Society. Survivor*. Include Mill. James. S H u g h e s ------ Je rn ig a n Bond Continued from Page 1A 930 for each square foot of home the first 925.000 of a home's u size. From that base amount, value. With the exception o f year to Ihe d ty . county or lam) value to added, then other w idow 's and other exemptions, whichever agency. That does not factors such as construction ma­ the remainder of the home value mean the same amount of taxes terials and neighborhood sales for moat people is fully taxable. ki by you or any Individual. are considered In adjusting the So. a home previously valued I Ihe total of all taxes. It takes final assess men! either up or at 950.000 was previously pay­ into account new construction ing taxes on 925.000. If the and reappraisal throughout the Another change was a steep home’s value Increases by 50 city or county. cut in the depreciation allowed percent, to 975000. the lax will A n agency can take In more on homes. For example, a stuc­ will double. If the value doubles, money than laat year without co-covered wood-frame home the tax bill will actually triple raising the tax. that waa formerly allowed a 2 and so on. The biggest pocketbook Jolt Is percent annual depredation, has Suber said he could not de­ expected to come from reap­ been slashed to Vi percent for praisals of homes built more the first six yearn, then down to termine how many homes were than a year ago. V4 percent for each of the next affected by the adjustment because other fsdors such as This year. Suber adjusted the each of the next 10 years. base rates used to assess the Older stucco homes are de­ Improvements and additions af­ value of homes baaed on Infor­ predated at Increasingly higher fect values. Suber responded angrily to mation generated by a study rates for a maximum of 1.25 completed last year. Suber said percent for those homes built com m ents by Sanford City the study showed the figures his more than 50 years ago. The Commissioner Lon Howell, who office was using w as out of date maximum amount o f deprecia­ said his Increases were unfair. and needed to be increased. tion allowed to a total -of 60 Suber said a Howell residence that w as tncreamd from 937,000 Suber said some homeowners percent, Johnson said. could see Increases In their As a result of the Increases, to 972.000 to being marketed for house values double or treble some residents could see tax over 9100.000. "W e are trying to bring the former amounts. bills Increase at a higher rate Residential appralaaal supervi­ than the value Increase. The assessments up closer to where sor David Johnson waa the base reason to because the state they should be." Suber said. rale waa Increased from 925 to homestead exemption applies to "Apparently he agrees." BALDWIN - FAIRCHILD (kkk,M) Fkrte Cemetery and Funeral Home S R 4 6 A at R h in e h a r t R d . Lake M a ry 322-4263 1A experience, insome experience at the cen tral o ffic e o f a “ multiculturaT'dtotrict. "It looks like he fits those r e q u ir e m e n t s .” A la c h u a 's Williams said. She said that am on g the "hundred or s o " applications that her department to process­ ing for the selection committee, thal Hughes to not the only district superintendent from Florida who has applied for the position. “ We're a small, growing dis­ trict." she said. "Perhaps they see that as a challenge." Hughes said that ne to familiar with the administration of Ihe Alachua County school district and that he would "en joy work­ ing" there. Hr said that he will also apply for the superintendent’s Job In Si. John's County when It Is udvertlsed next month. Their superintendent Is retiring. Hughes added that he would prefer lo stay In S em in ole County, but he has to consider other positions thal become available. "This Is what I d o." he said. "Should Seminole County not be an option. I wunt to make sure my name Is In the h al." City allows me to volunteer m y first services to the Greater Sanford game could be held. "This year Cham ber o f Commerce to handle will be m y last In that capacity." U. and I'm proud to do It." A s fo r hla fu tu re p la n s . he qalfl. Although he has served for a number o f years In various Jernigan aaid. "A fter I retire. I leadership roles in Florida Lillie Juat plan on having a good Major League Baseball. Junior lim e .” W hen asked whether or not he Boys Basketball, and Amateur Softball, he considers Ihe San­ In te n d s to continue his In ­ ford G olden A ge Gam es as volvem ent In many civic and athletic endeavors, he said. ‘ T i l among his most favored events. Just wait and ace on that. It all " I don't gel puld for my work depends on whether they miss with Ihe games*" he said, the m e ." Continued from Pago 1A Drink, Drunk, Drowned KNOW B EFO R E YO U 0 0 National Safe Boattog Council School Bus Schedules Packed with important information, it will contain all Seminole County school bus locations and times, as well as back-to-school advertising and sales by local merchants. Don'tMissIt! Coming Wednesday August 21 �I M - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 15, 1991 parties and the nation's security forces. It also seeks to establish neutral monitoring groups and calls for political rivals to stop making inflammatory verbal attacks on each other. A peace agreement could rem ove a major obstacle to talks on a new, non-raclal constitution that has been proposed b y ' President F.W. de Klerk. However, previous peace talks have had no effect on halting black township violence. IB P S Hostage negotiations slow Baigu sinks In typhoon; 70 missing GENEVA — Efforts to free Western hostages In Lebanon will turn from high-profile talks to quiet diplomacy after a hectic week that brought the release o f three captives, negotiators say. Israeli negotiators met with U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar on Wednesday to discuss a reported proposal to trade the 11 hostages and seven missing Israeli servicemen in Lebanon for hundreds of Arab detainees held by Israel. tsrael Insists It must receive concrete Information on Its missing servicemen before It will agree to any trade. It was expected that there might be a lull In the negotiations while Arab groups who hold the Israelis or know of their fate provide the information Israel seeks. HONG KONG — An o il exploration barge with nearly 200 people aboard sank In a typhoon o ff southern China today, and rescuers plucked about 130 o f them from the rough seas, the Hong Kong government said. It said one man was killed and most o f those rescued were suffering Tram shock. T h e Identity of the dead man was not Immediately available. Rescue operations continued Into the afternoon. and the fate o f m ore than 60 of the people on board was not Immediately known. HAVANA — The United States broke formal relations with Fidel Castro's Cuba In 1961, but there Is an active American diplomatic presence In the oceanrront building that once housed the U.S. Embassy. No flag Identifies It — officially It is part o f the Swiss delegation. But that aside, the U.S. Interests Section In Cuba functions much like any other embassy. Alan Flanagan is a 35-year career diplomat who haa been In charge o f the mission for 10 months. "T h e major difference is that the head o f an embassy presents his credentials to ch ief o f gm *mmcnt and Hm access to him. I don't have that.” said Flanagan. Still, he gets around a great deal. Or* this day, he had Just returned from lunch with the Soviet amb jssador. Flanagan said his status with the C than government Is similar to that o f a deputy foreign minister. J1BSHEET. Lebanon — The wife o f Sheik Abdul-Karlm Obcld. a Shiite Muslim preacher imprisoned by the Israelis, is teaching her children that the Jewish state Is a "cancerous growth that should be uprooted" while waiting for her husband's release. Th e couple's eldest son. Mohammed Sajed, already plans to follow In his father's footsteps. The 9-year-old’s dream la to become a clergyman. Obetd, 33. was kidnapped by airborne Israeli commandos In a predawn raid on his home on July 38,1989. Jlbsheet. 15 miles southwest o f the provincial capital and southern port of Sldon, has been a regional stronghold o f Hezbollah, or Party of God. which Is believed to be the umbrella group for kidnappers of Westerners. From A— oclttod Pr— Ltgal Notices Legal Notices Ltgal Notices IMTMICiaCUITCOUST, IN AND FOR tIMIMOilCOUNTY, FLOS IDA CAIINO.n-IItSCA-M-0 UNITED COMPANIES F I­ NANCIAL CORPORATION. Plaintiff. NOTICROF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engegid In butineae at til SR 434, St* 1*4, PO Bov fist**. Longwood. FL 137*1. Seminole County, Florida, undar tha FletItlout Name ol THE SEMI­ NARS AND WORKSHOP CO., and that I Inland to regiiter laid name with the Secretary ol Slat*. Tallahawaa. Florida. In accordance with the provitlont Ol the Flctltlout Name Statute. To-Wit: Section MS.Ot. Florida Statute* 1*57. Sandro Sautr* Publith: Augutt 1), 1WI DIMM NOTICI OP BMRRIPF'B M LR NOTICE IS H IR E R * GIVEN that by virtue ot that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of end under the teal of the Circuit Court of Oango County. Flori­ da. Cew *CI 17/11*7 upon e final iudgmont rendered In the •foretold court on tho 73nd day of June A.O. I*»0. in that certain caw antltlad: Donald R. Allan. Plaintiff vt. Lend and Home* Real Estate Investment Com­ pany, lnc„ Cecil Edwin Boom. Jr. and Vanture Corporation of Sarasota, Inc.. Dofandant, which aforesaid Writ of Exacu lion was delivered «e me at Sheriff of Seminole County, Florid*, end I have levied upon all tha right, tltla and Intorett of the dofsndant, Cecil Edwin Pooler. Jr., In and to tha following described property, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida more particularly described as follow*: Unit FA. SAUSALITO. a Con dominium, Phaw I. according to that certain declaration ot Can dominium ol Seuwllto a Con dominium. Photo I. dated Augutt JO, l*7J. recorded In O.R. Book *3, Pago ail. Public Rec ordt of Semlnol* County, Flori­ da,'together with an undivided l/SOth Interest In and to the common elements of said Con dominium. and tha undersigned at Sheriff of Semlnol* County, Florid*, will it 11:00 A.M. on tho lath day of August A.D. 1t*1. otter tor wl* and wll to tha highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, at tha steps, ot the Semlnol* County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, tha above described personal prop­ erty. That wld tala It being made to wtlsfy the terms of seid Writ ol Elocution. Donald F. Esllnger. Sheriff Semlnol*County. Florida Published: July 35. August l, a, 15. with tha wla on August la. NOTICROF FICTITIOUS NAM * Notice I* hereby given that we are engaged In buttoeea at 401* S Hwy 17/03, Ceawlberry, FL 37707. Seminole County, F tor Ida. undar the FKtlltou* Name ol STAG'S WIGS A THINGS, end that we Inland to register said name with tha Secretary of Slate. Tailahataee. Florida. In accordance with the previsions ol the Fictitious Name Statute. To Wll: Section NSO*. Florid# Statute* 1*57. Steel* L. Montgemary NarvwttoM. Hargis Publish: Augutt IS. I**l DEI 171 mi DEI *4 BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. M W W O I BONDS 88* 88 * 88* Rbfl. Iff). 0EH7JJ VEHICLE AUCTION This auction will bo hold on August 7*. l**l ot 10 00 a m. at TTIl Alalaya Trail. Oviedo. FI. Prospective bidders mey In sped vehicles on tho dey before, Irom t 00 a m. unlil 4:00 p.m. Terms ere cash or certified funds only. Tlbbltts Inc/Alome Semoran Towing reserves the right to accept or r*|*ct any and all bid* •0C*dlll*c7doorBlue *L57tAE*J0at4 7t Chevrolet Monte Carlo Red 1ZJ7H*043*m 7* Toyota S/W Brown TE 3*15*4*7 Publish: August 15. If*l DEI 177 THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT m Pack ol ton Numbor 2 load pond!* wfth rasl csdsr barra* 88c roporti Ltgal Notlcaa RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action to forte low Mortgage covering tha following real and personal property In Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Lot *, Block C. WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION TWO. accord Ing to tho plat thartot. a* recorded In Plat Book la, Paget M and 17, Public Record* of Semi note County. Florida, hat baon Iliad againtt you and you are required to wrve o copy el your written detente*. It any. to It an Robert H. Ho*ch. Jr., Utl E Rod inion Street. Or Undo. Florida 33*01. and tile tha original with the CUrk of tha above ttyled Court on or before tne *th day of September, |**|, other*lie a Judgment may be entered agelntt you tor tha 'eliet demanded In the Com plaint WITNESS my hand and teal of taid Court on tha sth day ot Augutt. ttei (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publlih Augutt *. tj. n, Jf. (•1120) I10R0R) MBS) TORONTO — Glen K ealey says you CAN light city hall. For three years his target has been Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's government, and though he's gone broke in the fight, he's come up smiling. Kealey alleges rife corruption among the governing Con­ servatives. and he was vindicated last month when a Judge allowed charges of conspiracy, fraud and obstruction oT justice against 16 politicians and police officials. JOHANNESBURG. South Africa — The government and the two leading black opposition groups have reached broad agreement on stopping violence In black townships, according to a report today. The white-led government, the African National Congress and the Inkatha Freedom Party hope to work out remaining differences and sign a formal peace agreement on Sept. 14. said Val Pauquet o f the the National Peace Initiative, which helped arrange the talks. The agreement would set a code of conduct for political NOTICE OF PROPOSED DISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL Notice It hereby given that Joteph A. Gill aka Josapft Alfred Gill lhareonafter referred to a* "Debtor,) It In dtfoult under certain obligation* to Flnt In lentalo Bank ot Arltena. N A. (horelnalter referred to o* "Secured Party",) and that tecurod party a* a retult of »uch default Intend* to dltpow ol tho following deter Ibed collateral — ItU 4Winn* Boat 4WNHUS4H4U. Secured party Intend* to dlt pot* ot the above described collateral In the following manner — Private Sal* to be held on tho following date — 0*33*1. 10:00 a.m. INSPEC TION OF COLLATERAL K MINUTESPRIOR TO SALE. Retain tha Collateral In partial satisfaction of tha ob­ ligation. Other — Forrest Recovery IMS. Routt 477 Longwood, FL J37J0 The proceed* from the dlt position ot the above described property that I be applied toward the wt Iif action ot tha balance ot the Indebtodnei* now duo under debtor'* obligation* to tecurod party, plu* Intorett. attorney'* tee*, cost and expenses ol repot settlon and disposition, and that tha right* ot tha above named person In told property will be foreclosed thereby secured party reserve* the right to bid at any tala. Inform ation concerning secured party'* security Interest may be obtained from: First Internet* Bank of AZ Loan Ad |utl men I Department *10 P.O. Box 7*7*3 Phoenix. AZ1503* *7*7 First Interstate Bank olArltona, N.A. By Lite Craig August 7. lf*l Publish: August IS. t*. t*tl D ll 117 IKK TO SCHOOL DEALS City Hall fight brings a amila Accord reached In S. Africa LEONARD WILLIAMS. JOHN DOE, unknown tp o u it of K A T R IN A L. W ILLIA M S. BARNETT RECOVERY COR PORATION. a Florida corpora lion. SUN BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. BERNARD T. LEE. d/b/a BERNIE LEE TRIO, ond any unknown hairs, tfavlsea*. grant***. creditor*. tt*d ether unknown person* or unknown ipouwi claiming by. through, and under any of tha above named Defendants. Defendant*. NOT ICR OF ACTION TO: JOHN DOE. unknown tp e u s e o f K A T N IN A L. WILLIAMS, and ony unknown heir*. devisee*. granite*, credi­ tor*. and any unknown pertons or unknown spouses claiming by. through, and undar tha abovo namod Defendant. It de Hardware U.8. diplomats return to Cuba Muslim hostage’s wifs defiant Yt ACE 18 TH E PLACE" NOTICE OP A PURLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER T H I ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH I CITY OF SANFOROb FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given met e Public Hearing will be held In the Commission Room at the City Hell In the City of Sanford. Florid*, at 7:M o'clock P.M. on August 3*. 11*1, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City ot Seniord. Florida, title of which It at follows: ORDINANCE NO. M71 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORI­ DA, AMENDING CHAPTER tl OF THE COOE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD E N T IT L E D 'GARBAGE. TRASH. WEEDS AND SOLID WASTE": PRO­ VIDING THAT MANDATORY COLLECTION OF COMMER­ C IAL WASTE BY S O LID WASTE DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS D E PA R T­ MENT SHALL BEGIN ON OR AFTER OCTOBER I, 1*91; PROVIDING A NEW SCHED ULE OF SOLID WASTE COL LECTION FEES: PROVIDING RECYCLABLE M ATE R IAL COLLECTION FE E FOR C O M M E R C I A L ESTABLISHMENTS: PRO VIDING FOR WAIVER OF FEES FOR COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS; PRO VIDING FOR SEVERABILITV. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all parsons desiring to examine 1500-D 50140 Reg *4 70 Sta inlst* BtM loutor Smooth 3-numsraJ dialing H O I 0000 WHU QUAKTTTH L4BT era. PUSLH American Red Cross SANFORD ACE HARDWARE A 170 W SJL4M Hardware E. 2fRl 8T. to HA Celebrate the Future Seminole COMMUNITY COLLEGE < r v ♦ C o lle g e C red it Classes All parties In Interest and cltlftns shall have an opportuni ty to be heard el said hearing By order ol tho City Com mission of the City of Sanlord. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a person decides to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter considered at Ihe above meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ot the proceedings. Including the testimony end evidence, which record It not provided by the City ot Sanlord (FS 7M 0105) JanelR.Donaho* City Clerk Publish: August 15.1991 DEI 174 ♦ V o c a tio n a l C lasses ♦ A d u lt a n d C on tin u in g E d u catio n C lasses L eisu re Classes . . . and Much More. when the information in (he while page directory listing should he modified. It's simple, il’s fast...and it s important. Residential customers may he listed on the names of two individuals will) ihe same surname, such as: [hie John A & Maryann. Some Tilings Never Change.ae And Some Do. Did you get married and dung? your name? Did your jddn-v> change lxvau.NOtho INini Office changed your rip mlo ur because your count) tumefied to emergent) ‘M -l .service? \UiiIev>me thing* never change, names and addns.se* sometimes da So mu should lei u> know The deadline for new while page listings, changes or additional directory services in ihe new Central Florida Phone Book from In te l Telephone and Donnelley Directory is August 30, 199!. So don't delay (all yuur local Customer Service Center today to make sure your new white page listing IMP is accurate. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sanford (407) 323-1450 or Orlando (407) 843-7001 Main Cam pus H u n t C lu b Instructional Center 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford, F L 32773-6199 510 Hunt Club Boulevard Apopka, FL 32703 Dumricy Dues lo t) AN EQUAL ACCESStQUAL OPPOHruNITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE J 1 �HM aKflwfifeHM Sanford HaraM, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, August 13, 1991 - 7 A W annabes line up for 'E lvisr gig Patriot computer iw d td rest WASHINGTON — The Patriot missile, a high-tech star of the Persian Gulf War. might have averted Its most costly (allure If Its operators had used a low-tech tactic: a periodic rest for the missile system's computer. Arm y documents show. The Anny credits Patriot with shooting down nearly every Scud missile fired by Iraq that threatened U.S. or allied Jtions In Saudi Arabia and Israel. But Patriot’s biggest ure came on Peb. 25 when It allowed a Scud to fly unchallenged Into Saudi Arabia and slam Into a U.S. barracks housing Army soldiers. The attack killed 28 G ls and wounded 08. It was the most devastating single Iraqi attack during the war. in which 148 Americans were killed In action and 467 were wounded. S Contaminated dairy products warning WASHINGTON — Rodent- and Insect-Infested processing plants may be sending contaminated butter, cheese and other dairy products to the nation's dinner tables. Agriculture Department Investigators say. An audit of dairy product plants by the department's Inspector general, found rodents and Insects In processing areas, mold on ceilings and walls and peeling paint and dripping rusty water above open cheese-making vats. "A s a result, tainted or unwholesome products could be distributed to the public during the periods that such plants are allowed to continue to operate under unsanitary condi­ tions." said the audit, dated March 1991. Mm i transit struggles CHICAGO — Maas transit systems around the country have cut service and raised fares to keep on rolling amid sharp budget cuts and falling ridershlp. Officials warn the austerity measures brought by the recession might not be enough unless state and federal governments come up with more money soon. Some advocates for mass transit argue that It should be spared the brunt of the recession because It's cleaner than cars, reduces dependence on foreign oil and Is accessible to the elderly, (he disabled and the poor. Chicago Transit Authority spokesman BUI Utter called cuts In public transportation a "false economy." From Associated Press reports NOTICE O F ADOPTION OF N O N -AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL Associated Press Writer_______ MEMPHIS. Tenn. Neither age, nor race, nor pitch of voice can stop an Elvis Imitator. A freshly raked pompadour, a aequlned Jumpsuit and It's time to rock 'n ' roll. “it beats a daytime Job.” said Vince Preston, one of 50 Elvis Presley Impersonators compet­ ing for the title o f king of would-be kings. The contest at a dance hall near Presley's former residence. G ra c e la n d . Is p a rt o f the festivities surrounding the 14th anniversary of his death. Like many Elvis Imitators. Preston. 35. m aintains the pompadoured, gold-chained look off stage as well as on. He gen erally p e rfo rm s In the Alberta. Canada, area. "My girlfriend doesn't like It. She wants me to wear a baseball cap. She says. T m In love with you. not E lvis."' he said. "But you have to get Into character." PUBLIC H EAR IN G T O K HELD SEPTEMBER 10,1991 v MQIKg m H M M Y OTVKM THAT T H i BOARD OF COUNTY I C O U M T Y .M M W aM — — — — ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ r T O W C T W W m j W t.F iO W O A IT A T U T n .C a iW F TH W S R lO .H t l.A T m f f ill, " , 11#1 TiTTfyny. * T ^ R* IU UtS N NA Q , ROOHi W BAST M N T I T R U T , BAMPOflO, O* M*M* * couktv « v i6 a a Sem inole County Florida Ctarance Glddens. 36. a black singer and guitar player from Melfa. Va.. took the stage Tues­ day night In a light pink ensem­ ble with dark pink trim and scarf. Glddens said he shifted to Elvis In hopes of boosting a sluggish career In rhythm and blues. A friend suggested the change. "I said. ‘You've got to be kidding, a black Elvis.' But she told me to give U my best shot, so that’s what I'm doing," said Glddens. Real-life D oogie has tough tim e as a physician PH ILAD E LPH IA Joshua Hlrsch has a tough enough time c o n v in c in g p eople h e 's o ld enough to drink. Now he has to convince them he is a doctor, too. A t 21. Hlrsch was one o f the youngest graduates o f the Uni­ versity Pennsylvania School o f Medicine. He finished at the top o f his class and Is now an Intern on his way to a specialty In Interven­ tional neuroradlology, a new field using non-invaslve tech­ niques for brain surgery. Hlrsch. who recently turned 22, left high school after the 10th grade and entered Touro College In New York at 14, earning a bachelor's degree In history In three years with a straight-A average. He was 17 when he started medical school, and Fred Burg, v ice dean o f eduatlon. said Hlrsch was ready. DAM TS ★ PO O L ★ M M I ★ FO O D "R igh t from the beginning he •Big Sen™ TV (Cable) •Hippy Hour Daily 11 am-7 pm knew where he was headed." •Uvt Muaie Friday A Saturday 75* Draft tlBoMao Burg said. "He didn't play little boy." • pm-?? -LadtaiMghtWatf. 7pm-1lpm Hlrsch said he had a "vibrant Featuring theSTEEL CROW j*°r«ft „ social life" In college and medi­ top «rt mck a roll •FREE Pool on Sundays cal school and didn't feel left out 2480 Airport Blvd., S an ford m u s saw p is because he was four or five years |Winn P W / Country ClutoSquere 3 i 4 * 7 5 5 2 younger than his classmates. Silt No. Dtottet K ent Improvement Asaeasment Schedule 1 2 3 C idar Ridge (Construction) Howell Estates Akxna Park 4 OOpptfTICHO 5 6 7 $146.40 /lot, annually $15.01/lot, 1991 only $28.42 / lot, varies each year $60.27 / tot. varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year $158.91 / tot, varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year Street Lighting $156.91 / lot, varies each year Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting $158.91 / lot, varies each year $158.91 / lot, varies each year $147.11 / lot, varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year $131.23 / lot, varies each year Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Lighting Street Ughting $19.72 / lot, varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year $189.00 / lot, varies each year $39.49/ lot, varies each year $50.56 / lot, varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year $61.04 / lot, varies each year $255.58 / lot, varies each year $28.42 / lot, varies each year Street Ughting $61.03 /lot, varies each year 24 Autumn Glen Phase III Belle Meade Unit 1 Howell Creek Park Phase 1 8 1A Belle Meade Unit 3 Phase 1 (6 lots added to District) Brighton Park at Carillon Heronwood at Carillon Hunter's Stand at Carillon Lockwood Bfvd in Carillon Westhampton at Carillon Phase 1 Apple Valley Unit 4 Crystal Creek Units 1 & 2 Eagles West Goldie Manor Hometown Phase 2 Mandarin Section 6 Morgan Place Oak Creek Raintree Village In the Crossings Remington Park Phases 1 & 2 Ross Lake Shores Wall. Landscaping Engineering Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Lighting Street Ughting 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Sunrise Estates Unit 5 & 6 Tuska Ridge Phase 1,2,3,5 Tuskawilla Springs Phase II Wekiva Reserve Unit 4 Wynngate Phase 2 Academy Cove Academy Oaks Hanover Woods Lake Mills Shores Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Street Ughting Road Paving Road Paving 34 35 36 Jackson/Bodie Orange Street Orlando /Brassie Road Paving Road Paving Road Paving $50.56 /lot, varies each year $78.94/lot, 1991 only $28.42 /lot, varies each year $50.56 / lot, varies each year $39.49 / lot, varies each year $28.42 /lot, varies each year $28.42 /lot, varies each year $50.56 /lot, varies each year $50.56 /lot, varies each year $96.68 /lot, annually $302.84-$413.42/lot, annually $800.07 /homesite, annually $6.93/front loot, annually $891.40 or $899.22 /homesite, annually 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Charge it. n—diointunBMm wttGtwmcBiBdtfwpiocMGnGl nffMd.. indud—1>».9*nnn"> Kmn n. n» thMd AS A PROPERTY OWNER IN THE DISTRIC T. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPEAR AT THIS HE ARING AND FILE WRITTEN OBJECTIONS WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY WITHIN 20 DAYS O f THIS PUBLICATION. THESE ASSESSMENTS WILL APPEAR ON THE TAX BILL YOU WILL RECEIVE IN NOVEMBER 1991. AND WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. We now accept MasterCard and Visa. S a n fo rd H e r a ld ATTEST: MaryannilMorso, Clerk lo the l cl Count/Commissioners In and for Seminole County, Florida 1 w ar �- Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 15, 1991 S m ith trial ju d g e g e ts d o ze n s o f le tte rs from around th e co u n try Ifrf pro­ with trial Amid the mounting stacks of m o tio n s , c o u n te r-m o tio n s , judicial orders, and other legal documents In the court file of Smith's rape case arc dozens o f letters to Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Mary Lupo. From homes, offices and pris­ ons across America, people write to warn her about the Kennedy family or accuse her of giving In to I t : c o m p la in about the smearing o f Smith's reputation, give her advice, or talk about som eth in g totally unrelated, such as their own legal woes. Unlike the lawyering legalese and court decision recitals In the other documents, most of the letters get right to the point: "H ere we go again with the Kennedy bums ... getting ofT by payoffs, delays, delays and final­ ly kicked out o f court." wrote a letter signed by Herbert Hanson of Phoenix, one o f several who wrote to protest the postpone­ ment o f Smith's trial from Aug. 5 toJ an . 13. Not all letters arc signed, and the court makes no attempt to verify the names on the ones that nrc. Many of the letters charge Ms. Lupo has either been Improperly Influenced by the Kcnnedys or will be. Smith's attorneys sought the postponement to belter prepare his defense against a 30-ycar-old Jupiter. Fla., woman's claim he raped her at his family's estate and also to allow a cooling-off o f prejudicial publicity after the prosecutor's disclosure July 22 three other women claim Smith sexually attacked them. " H e 'l l pay som eon e o r everybody off and laugh like his uncle did." wrote Lilia P. Sykes o f Longmeadow. Mass. She and several others referred to the 1969 Chappqulddlck drowning o f n female Kennedy campaign aide after an auto accident involving Smith's uncle. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass. That disclosure brought a flurry o f letters in Smith’s de­ f e n s e , s o m e d e m a n d in g punishment of lead prosecutor Moira Lasch while decrying news media coverage. "D r. Smith has been tried, convicted and lynched." wrote a grandmother from Asbury Park. N.J.. whose signature wasn’ t clear. But many other letters ques­ tion the actions of the Jupiter woman, who left a Palm Beach nightspot with Smith in early morning. There are complaints about publicity, and several commendations to the Judge for imposing a gag order. "H o w much money did the prosecutor pay these girls or better still — 'Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.' These w om en p robably wanted to catch a Kennedy." suggested Ruth M iller, whose address wasn't included. H e ra ld S ta ff W riter Ms, Lupo gels advice, com ­ pliments and complaints: — "You have allowed • this circus atmosphere and should be ashamed or you rself." wrote Donna Davis of Colllngswood. N .J. A n o th er le t t e r - w r it e r , though, put Ms. Lupo in the class o f Harriet Beecher Stowe, In d ira Ghandl and E lea n o r Roosevelt. — Stephen J. McCarthy o f Fairborn, Ohio, ad vised the Judge to move Smith's trial to Dayton. Ohio — " I hope this helps you,” he concluded. ■ y DAN • ■ W i l l Associated Press Writer_________ W E S T PALM BEACH not o n ly attorneys and secutors who have their say William Kennedy Smith's Judge. Jammer deemed top dog — Norm Oshrln. Sterling. I I I ., complained that the prosecutor and even the Judge referred to the woman in a hearing as "th e victim " Instead of "th e alleged victim ." Noting Ms. Lupo's habit o f drinking several tall glasses o f water during hearings, he added a postscript: "How m uch water do you drink a day?" Others have even m ore distant concerns. Letter-writers from prisons In Georgia. Pennsylvania and New Jersey have written about their ow n cases. Melvin T u n s ta ll wrote from Graterford State Prison. Pa., asking the Judge to personally deliver a letter to Smith — It urges him to "w in big." and also asks for Smith’ s help in launching his music recording career. SANFORD - The Sanford Police Department K-9 dog. Jammer. Is among the best In Central Florida. Jammer took firs t p lace In th e novice division or USPCA competi­ tion. T h e three days o f Regional K-9 Trials being held on the grounds o f Seminole High School In Sanford, ended yes­ terday. K-9 officers and their dogs had been competing In a variety o f events since Mon­ day. Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett said this morning. "It Isn't official yet. but Jammer has been declared top dog In the novice category." Harriett explained It was the first time Jammer and his ofTlcer, BUI W ixon. had entered regional competition. The Chief added. "Jam m er also took third In overall competition." * v» • m m m r n r u m s m w v v y h h u r Officer Bill Wixson and Jammer In attack compaction. T h e top winners In the competition will present a free special public demonstration this evening at Seminole High School. T h e event Is sched­ uled for 7 p.m. Other writers have sent news­ paper clippings, not on ly about the Sm ith case but L e o n a Helmsley's tax-evasion convic­ tion and J effrey D a h m c r 's a lle g e d s e ria l m u r d e r s in Milwaukee. There are photos o f a pet dog, a pet cat and a letter-writer; a le tte r praising Ira q i le a d e r Saddam Hussein, a lengthy let­ ter from a doctor who claims he can cure AIDS, and one from a woman whose address label Identifies her as “ Mrs. G od." One signed "SI. J u d e" Is a It's not clear whether the chain letter, warning that 20 letters are personally read by the copies must be sent within 96 Judge, whose assistant submits hours. Sending the copies could each to the court clerk’s flic, as lead to nice surprises, the letter is standard for any Florida case, said, such as for the man who in and sends copies to the pro­ 1953 won $2 million In a lottery. secutor and defense attorneys. Among the fates o f those who The defense did Include some o f the letters In a motion last failed to do so. the letter warned, month about pretrial interest w as loss o f Job, d e a th o r "expensive ear repairs." and publicity In the case. sighted at pants usa surf shop WE G U A R A N T E E r To M a tc h Or Beat A n y o n e ' s Price On 14Kt G o ld R ope and H e r r i n g b o n e Chains C levi's silver tab collection, captured above: baggy fit. f r w alterations while you wait • seminole centre • sanford • 321-3101 C a ll Y o u r L o c a l F rie d m a n 's J e w e le r s Today T o A p p ly F o r Your O w n C h a rg e C a rd O v e r T h e Phone! It's So Easyt Seminole Centre Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mall f �- Sanford Herald B R IE F LITTLI LEAGUE Ovtedo to ragistar lor tall OVIEDO — Next Saturday. Aug. 24. the Oviedo Little League will register boys and girls between the ages o f 9 and 15 Tor Its fall baseball and softball programs. Parents will be able to register their children between 9 a.m. and noon at the Oviedo Little League complex on King Street. The cost Is 935 per child, which covers cap. shin and Insurance. For more information, contact Dale Hodges at 349-5694. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga dropa SunRaya CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. — Benny Colvard's two-RBI triple put the Chattanooga Lookouts ahead for good Wednesday during a 6-2 victory over Orlando. Winning pitcher Jason Satrc |1*3) lasted six Innings, giving up four hits and notching four strikeouts. Reliever Dave McAulifTe struck out three straight SunKays in the ninth to end the game. Alan Newman (3-3) was the loser. Armas, Stars slam Jacksonville HUNTSVILLE. Ala. — Marcos Armas hit a grand slam to give Huntsville all the runs the Stars needed to defeat the Jacksonville Suns 5-1 Wednesday. Armas’ homer, which came In the first inning with two outs, made the scoi e 4-0. Jacksonville got Us only run on Brett Boone’s solo homer in the seventh. Mike Mohler (3-l| took the win while Mark Czarkowskl (4-9) suffered the loss. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Miami: Searcy set to step In MIAMI — Hurricanes fans won’ t have to worry about who will fill the Bunyanesque shoes of offensive tackle Mike Sullivan this season. Leon Searcy has what it takes. Searcy not only wears a size 17 EEE shoe, the senior weak-side tackle Is ready to assume the leadership role on the offensive line that Sullivan had before Joining the Dallas Cowboys this year. ” 1 don’t like to put that kind o f pressure on myself but I Intend to provide senior leader­ ship. " Searcy said as the Hurricanes tackled their first week o f varsity practice. Searcy, a 6-3, 290-pounder, will lie u thirdyear starter this fall. Searcy was a late bloomer but not of Ills own doing. Ills mother. Erca. an elementary school teacher In Orlando, would not let him play football until he hud a 3.0 gradc-polnt-avcragc. Searcy reached the goal In time for his senior year and then despite playing with a fractured wrist led Maynard Evans High to an 8-3 record and the Orlando championship. Florida: Gators begin practice GAINESVILLE — The Florida Gators, picked by Southeastern Conference coaches and media as the preseason favorite to win the SEC title, began fall practice Wednesday. Steve Spurrier, beginning his second season as head coach, was optimistic for the team’s chances, entering practice with junior Shane Matthews set as quarterback and an explosive offensive onII to support him. ’ ’ If lhis team can get belter as we go along, then we have u chance for a big year,” Spurrier said. "The big key Is Shane. He’s a tremendous player, a great leader and an accurate passer." Matthews, the 1990 SEC Player of the Year, e n te r s p r a c tic e u n d e r m u ch d iffe r e n t circumstances than a year ago. when he ixittlcd Kyle Morris and Brian Fox for the Job. *‘ I don’t have those worries this year. I’m ready lo go out there and have a lot of fun with this offense — ready t o ’ Fun and Gun.’ ” August 15, 1991 THURSDAY Time to make a change Robinson to swap gym for dean’s office ■ y T O N V D«S4GMHPt Hgrald Sports Editor________________ SANFORD — In retrospect. It comes as no great surprise that Greg Robinson recently decided to step down as the Seminote High S ch ool varsity boys basketball coach to becom e the dean o f students at Jackson Heights Middle School. W hile at 40 years old. Robinson would appear to be just entering the prime o f his coaching career, he has spent the last IB years coaching, the Iasi four compiling a 76-33 record at Seminole. Taking Into consideration his high school playing career at Crooms and days as a collegiate player at Seminole Community College and Birmingham Southern. Robinson has spent most of the last 30 years in or around gyms and hoops. " I received my masters degree In administrative supervision back in 1985,’ explained Robinson, who will be 41 In October. "This is some­ thing that I’ve had on the back burner fora while. " I ’ ve been doing this (coaching) now for 18 years. I Just decided to try something different. The right opportunity came along. I’m step­ ping Into a good situation at Jackson Heights." Still. It was a tough call for Robinson, who began his coaching career as a Junior varsity coach at Seminole. Last year, his Seminole □B« e Robinson, Page 2B liwsMWtaWtata In four ytars a! Somlnolo High School, Grog Robinson’s basketball loam s wtro 76*33. B u c c a n e e rs sign to p p ick M cR a e Greyhound girls picked to repeat Oy FR ED OOOOALL AP Sports Writer Prom Staff Reporte LONG WOOD — If l he Florida Athletic Conches’ Association preseason poll Is right, the Lyman High School girls’ cross country team should breeze lo a second consecutive slate championship this fall. The FACA Class 4A poll, compiled by Lake Howell High School coach Tom Hammonlrcc, luis the Greyhounds stnrtlng the season ranked No. I ahead o f Sarasota. Galnesvlllc-Buchholz. TallahasseeLincoln. Miaml-Norland. St.’ Petersburg-Northeast. Seminole o f Pinellas County. Clearwater. Boca Katun-Spunlsh River and Fort Wulton Beach. Obviously, anything cun happen between now and the stale cross rountry meet, which will tie run Nov. 23 at Florida Community College-Jucksonville. But It’s hard to argue with Hammontree’s reasoning. O f Lyman's lop seven runners last year, six are returning. The lone exception Is Aunemarie Loflln, who graduated after finishing 14lh at last year's state meet. Among those returning, senior Janet Greenberg Is ranked third In the preseason Individual honor roll while sophomore Ktunah Bresnlek Is 11th. Also buek are Millie and Linda Davis, Rita Greenberg and Cherl Baunigarner. Making up (he preseason individual lop 10 are. In order, Kathleen Ward of Tulluhasscc-LIncaln. Gulnesvillc-Buchliolz's Heather Williams. Greenberg. Liz Lopaekl of liriidenlon-Manatce. Clearwater's Jennifer Viera. Marjorie Sell mid I o f St. PetersburgDixie Hollins. Coral Gables’ Brenda Alfaro, Erin Sloan o f Buchholz. M lam i-Norland's Douglene Jackson and Jnlc Dixon o f Sarasota. HwaMFHaffwto Annemario Loflin, who graduated, is the only non-roturner Irom last year's Lyman cross country learn that won the stale championship. FSU: Smith, backs impressive TALLAHASSEE — Florida Stale coach Bobby Bowden praised his backs but wanted more out o f his defense Wednesday In the Scminoles’ first scrim ic ige. Tailbacks Sam " T ig e r " McMIlllan. Sean Jackson and Marquette Smith were Impressive, each breaking for runs of more than 50 yards. Bowden said. Smith got a screen pass and turned It Into a 51-yard gain. "Our speed was evident. We have kids that can run and that is encouraging." Bowden said. "(H ull there were too many big plays against the defense." Edgar Bennett, a senior who has started the past two seasons at fullback. sulTcrcd a hip pointer Wednesday. Wide receivers Kcz MeCorvey (hip pointer) and Omar Ellison (strained quadrleep) did not practice. Com plied from wlro and staff reports. DeVos to acquire M agic and Sun Rays from duPont? Associated Frese G R AN D RAPIDS. Mich. A co-founder o f Ihe Amway Corp. says be is pulling the tlnal touches on a S70 million deal Ihut would make him die sole owner of the both the Magic and a minor league baseball frutu-hi-a* In Orlando. Richard DeVos. president of the direct-sides glim I. said Tuesday be met wldi Orlando bankers, team representatives and lls current ownership group Iasi weekend. "It looks pretty good.” DeVos told Tile Grand Rapids Press. □ - B E S T B E T S ON TV BASEBALL 7:30 pin — WON. Chicago While Sox at Detroit Tigers, (Lj 8 30 p in. — W AYK 56. New York Mels at St. Louis Cardinals. (Ll Complete listing on P a g e 28 TAM PA — Top draft pick Charles McRae ended a 26-day holdout Wednesday and signed a live-year contract with the Tumpa Bay Buccaneers that makes him one o f (he highest paid offensive linemen In Ihe NFL. McRae, the seventh selection overall, reportedly will earn $4.7 million with the Hues, Including a signing bonus of more than 92 million. Agent Donald Yee refused lo discuss delulls o f the agreement reached late Tuesday night, but described the deal as "along the line o f what we were seeking." He said the signing bonus probably was the largest ever for a rookie offensive lineman. The former Tennessee star had been seeking u four-year contract worth about $1 million |ht season. Talks broke clown last week when Hues general manager Phil Krueger insisted on signing McRae for five years. ” 1 wish I had been here sooner, bul dial’s Just die way things work out In the NFL these days," said McRae. "I'm happy and the Hues are happy. Now we can concent rate on playing.” When negotiation slullcd last week. Krueger disputed Yec’s contention that what the Hues were offering at the time was well below "market value." The Tumpa Buy general manager countered that the projwsal was more Ilian fair and would make McRae the second- or tlilrd-lilghcst paid olfetislve lineman In die league. The 6-foot-7. 290-jiound McRae was drafted lo take over the rlghl tackle Job held by Rob Taylor, lie could gel some playing lime us early as Saturday nlgbl’s prrsrusnn game against die Atlanta Faleons. " I feel I'm In as good a shujn* as I can tic without practicing." said McRae. See Bucs. Page 2B The league's board ot governors would have lo approve a sale. Hut NBA spokesman Terry Lynns said a sale lo someone of DeVos' financial stature- and reputation likely would tic approved promptly. DeVos, who iM-gaii Amway with co-founder Jay Van Andcl by selling detergent out oi their basements in nearby Ada. bus amassed a personal fortune nl 94.2 billion, according in Forties magazine. DeVos recently beaded an unsuccessful Lid lor a major league baseball expansion franchise In Orlando. The primary part of the deal would tie for KX) percent of the Urlando Magic, buying out principal owner William dul'nnl. who bus Im-cii plagued by financial problems, as well as lesser shareholders. Part of the deal may also Include ownership nl ihe Orlando SunKays. a minor league biiselxdl team Ihui plays In the Class AA Southern League and also Is ow n ed by du Pont. • DuPont owns about 36 percent nl the Magic, the most shares of any Investor and serves as general p a r t n e r in l be m a n a g e m e n t structure of ilit- franchise. He and other investors paid a reported 932.5 nullum four years ago to laud the NBA expansion team. The Magic lias earned an estimated 9 1H nullum over ttic* last two years NBA Commissioner David Stern has said lie exjiecls Ihe average frunchisc to lx- worth 9200 million by Hu- year 2000 Magic’s Catledge jailed, fined Associated F ro ss ORLANDO — Orlando Magic forward Terry Catledge was sen­ tenced lo three days In Jail Wednesday fur d rivin g In a basketball practice last February wilh a suspended driver's license The 6 Inni-H forward, who led ihe Magic In scoring during their flrsl season In 1989-90. also will have lo eotiirlbute 125 hours ol community service and jiay an fine, according to Orange County C ircuit C ou rt re co rd s . The aiuounl ol tlte line wasn’t dis­ closed. Catledge was sentenced to two days to jail and titled tor speeding and dilvlug with a suspended license In Tennessee In July 1989. Ills license was revoked follow lug a driving under Ihe 1n f I u e it e e e o n v I e 11 o n I u Mississippi In 1988. 'T in trying In look at this objectively." said Orlando presi­ dent and general manager Pal Williams. "A s lar as holding a grudge against Terry, no. we’re not going tn do that. He’s done ll; hc'sdcnltng with It." Catledge. who has live years remaining on a 91.5 million a season contract, didn't comment. He w as led aw ay Irom the court room in handculls and was fingerprinted His lethargic practice habits and nagging Injuries cost him Ills starting Job by midseason Jell Turner was inserted Into the lineup lor the liii.it -12 games and the second-year expansion tram was 22-20 down the stretch FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY \ �S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S fiS S * " ° m a n >Jh ta n m B T rtsT M itaM •ILaiM fO arim * * U went 21-1 laat year. SS5 mi M l H u h School v a n i t y b a s k e tb a ll te a m (bushed IB-12 after an 0 6 atari. And not only la moat of that team coming back. Seminole's Junior vanity "»•«■•»■*» •“T* *• • ( M l * M p C H IM JIT (B M H M 4 n—imi-iaci>M> innanr im mi •MILm 1T» 7Akfi you Hat negatives with the posttlvea and then chooae. " I lo v e d e v e ry b it o f It (coaching). 1learned acme really • m m aM Hi ma t nan •DtHiaa naiiw-im.a.*e •H W D apt aa it.a TVNtay 9M soiaann— M § atM )mm pts-rtm-wt» mi i an-M-aaimaw * a M m mm * * anrianw-i/kBiiMi •a n 2 2 B L 0 T»M)l -i/saaa co ac h in g exp erien ces. The toughest part la leaving the group o f klda that we had ctnnlng back." N q M A C tn g K o o im o n as n e w coach of the Tribe will be Bill K ld a * the sam e m an that 4i n kow m oci «i fl ago. Kktn. who haa coached the Seminole gtrla golf team the laat five years, coached the Tribe freshman boys basketball team two y ean ago. wn. i rcD M ce d oour y tp i "IT! be there In the stands to w atch the k id s ." Robinson promised. " I don't know If I’U be able to alt still. I went to an AAU Who will play alongsidi Offerdahl this season? i d Latfei* Bflwlltf Wamtva llrmm Minnesota v ir in m —Agrtta w arm* fiw>AJ Win. aanUvi Ikwwn. m idCnito Wllfl 1 1“ Hi itroift uui missed all o f last season with a knee injury. CIlfT Odom nicked “ p thc, sIack In 199J- bu‘ ,henf came down with a milder form ot whal 11 now commonly referred, **wiattlb tiAMAWKt —^signta Oirr»n to aa Bo Jackson’s injury — Cnuaw.iimtattar.h Swwyrrestrict. a v a s c u la r n e c r o s is , a deelites Ifecv Dinky. running tack, on generative hip condition. * l B S n & BUCCAMMtl - lUMtf „ S o the Dolphins traded for Ctarti* MtBre, i Hm Im Ha h *, m • Houston Otter veteran linebacker are rear rererict. •_ ___ John Grimsicy. an Iron man who Al b a n y riaaaiaH - Rt-tignta aw had never misted a game In his Buffington. cMdi; Mike Mehenm. attainv* seven-year career on astroturf, to Sypf*natar; ata Mita DaiNy. iton cmcs. p ^y alongside OfTerdahl. ^ ^ Nociciv But the o ffe r d a h t "Jinx'* WiWeni Mediey U i»— struck again when Orlmsiey HAarroao WHALSM - Ugnta Vail blew out his knee (on grass) the Cyr. lift Wing; M Ksrf M m M MWSu m fln*t utrrk nf tralntnif piimn euwAw wetvenfremOeiiw. Oik laW Kama* City ItaHM T ilM C a iM m ii Kama* City (OuRku M l at New Vah (Sandereonll-41. Ig.m. Terente (Uotliemyro » 1 ) i t Milwaukee IPIetac l4),l:Up.m . Oakland (Dating M l at Soamt (Henaan 7 JI.J.3»p.m. Chkaga ICarter M l a Detroit (M. Leiter 4 7),7:31p.m. Botton (Gardiner *4) at Otvolatd (Otto llU :U p .m . Tetat (Boyd S )) et Baltimore (Meta 41), 7:11p.m. Celltomla (Lengtton 144) a Mtomoeota (Erkkton U-4).»Mpm. VrtdayVSaaMt Tetat at Cleveland. L l U p m Chicago at New York. 7:Mp.m. Toronto a Detroit, 7:31 a m. Kentat City et Botton. t-m p m. Oakland a NUnmoat* l:Wp.m. Baltimore at MUwaukae. 1:11 p.m. Celltomla at Seattle. 10:11p.m. NATIONALLKA0UI Plttlfcurgh SI.Loull New York Chicago Philadelphia EatlQhrWta W L 47 « 17 S 11 Pet. OB 41 J N — 11 .Hi 7 U JM lOVt 17 .Ml in * 40 .44* 14W M alta. Milwaukee. 117; Pelmelro, Tetat. lid; Puckett. Mlnneeata. I4i; CRIpken. Batlmore. IN: Stars Tetat. 143; Franca. T e ta t, 141; Ventura. Chicago. 114; CRiptan. Baltimore, » ; Sierra. Tama*. 34; While. Toronto, IV; Brott. Kama* City. 1*. Trl|BM Molita. Mllweukoo. 10: Whlti. Toronto. I; McRao. Kontet City, 7; RAtanar, Toronto, 7; Devoroeui. Baltimore, 7; Polenta. Ceil tan la, 7; Whiten. Cleveland, 4; Puckett, BALTIMOai BLAST - Signed Billy Bonttn. m ld llelier, end Butty Trey, forwad. COLL IB I CUNY A T N L IT IC CONFERENCE Nemed Tid Hufwlti eitcutlve dIret tor, etlettiye tagt. V B IN T L IV - Manta Bed Camay awl* tent Natal I ctacti. ■AST tTaoU M BU aO - Nanta Rty Yatavonl*. G ay Gaver, Jee Bitar. Rich Alertle. Chrl* Unctaekl end Buck Myen •ultlant toettall c te d w t FRANCIS MAS K M - Namta Rowan Devil mat't aid women’t tennlt csech. OLASSBOSO STATS - Announced the retIgnition a Dawn Staling, tetltall coach. MOLT CHOU - Manta R iu Nanln BASBBALL 7:30 p.m. — SUN, Muklang Youth Champ! omh'p 7:34 p.m. — WON. Chicago White So* ot Detroit TIgor*. ILt 4:30 p m. - 34. How York Mot* ot SI. Lout* Cardinal*. (L) BOWLINS 7:34 p.m. — ESPN, PBA Santa/Touring Pro Doodle*. (U 1017 4 p.m. - ESPN. The International, flril round, (LI. alto at 3;30 a m. Lot Angtlat Atlanta SanFrmclKO SanDlago Cincinnati PAN AMERICAN S A M IS • pm — TNT. BeUtIfcall. (wlmmlng. volleyball tern ItineI*, tennlt t*m IIInal*. U ) Itedl* Houston BASEBALL Montreal 1. Chicago 0 San FranclKOL Atlantal Pimburgh >. Philadelphia ] SI Lout* S. Now York 4 San Dioga A Houtton I Lot Angtiet 4, Cincinnati t 7:31 pm - WHOOAM (WO). Southern League. Orlando SunReyt at Jeckaonvlile Sum MISCELLANEOUS a:lip.m. - WWNZ A V .1441. Spot t*Telk U .S. sc o re s m oral v ic to rie s to g o w ith g o ld m e d a ls A P S p orts Writer HAVANA — Ravea Springs stuck a hard left In Juan Lemus' face, and the Cuban boxer blinked. For an Inslant, Lemus' knees flexed Involuntarily, and his head sagged. The Cuban fans groaned, and the count started. It was a moment of victory for thc United Stales on a night when a loss never looked so good. Despite taking a standlng-8 count In the third round. Lemus came away with a 26-7 semifinal decision over Springs. Although a clear victory. It probably wasn’ t that lopsided, and it provided one of the most exciting rounds oif boxing so far at the Pan American Games. "Everybody thought I'd get knocked out. even some of m y teammates." Springs said. "But I promised inysclf l’d show thc |MH>plc in the crowd that he can’t Just knock everybody out." In fact, he showed much more than that. Standing face-to-facc with one o f the moat devastating punchers In amateur boxing and (he reigning world champion at 156 pounds. Springs slugged It out with Lemus. abandoning his style o f stlck-ond run to extract some pride from a light he couldn't win. "I'm as proud as heh o f that kid." U.S. coach Kenny Loehr said. "You wouldn’t believe how hard he’s fought all during the tournament. This Is whut makes you feel good as a couch." Willie Springs had (o settle for a bronze medal. Patrice Brooks tx-came the first U.S. fighter to gain thc finals, scoring a S4)ltd decision over William Irwin of Canada. Brooks wtH face Julio G o n / a W o f C u b a fo r the 132-pound championship on Saturday. With four days left In the games, the United States maintained a healthy lead over Cuba In total medals 300-232. and was closing the gap In golds. Cuba leads with 116. while the United States has i 13 gold medals. One gold medal the United States takes dead aim on tonight is In basketball. But the Americans will be missing Ihclr leading scorer and star swtngman. Jim Jackson. In the game with Puerto Rico. Jackson, who will be a Junior at Ohio Slate, relumed with the team from Miami on Wednesday night with his foot In u cast due lo a stress fracture. "T h e first thing 1 told the kids (when they assembled In July) is that you have gut to cxp4-cl Ihe unexpected.5 coach Gene Ready said, " fI think the strength o f Ihe team is Its depth and character, so it la going to be tested iiow." "1 defin itely want to play against Atlanta but not if It s counterproductive to the team." he added. "M y biggest challenge will be the physical aide. I've been here for the non-contact mlnl-camps, but practicing with pads and playing In games Is d ifferen t than the 'shadowboxing' we do without pads." McRae said he doesn’t know If he can win thc starting Job before thc Sept. 1 regular-season opener against the New York Jets but that he d efin itely expects to move up Into the lineup before the season is over. Coach Richard W illiam son wouldn't speculate on how long It could take McRae to become a starter. He said thc rookie should benefit from having worked with thc team In mint-camp. "N o on e's told me there's pressure to play him. but I don't think we drafted him to sit on thc bench with m e." Williamson said. "T h e reason you draft a guy No. 1 Is you think he has a chance to be a great player. McRae aald the one of his top priorities in training camp will be refining hhf pass protection skills. He played left tackle In college, but doesn't think he’U have any problems adjusting to right tackle. "It's a lot different than play­ ing on the left side, .but really It's (he conversion from the right to the left that causes problems." he said. "Being right-handed, that's probably thc more natural position for m e.* LIV E R A C IN G A C T IO N WIN BK3 HONEY OH THE GREYHOUNDS EACH TIME YOU COME TO THE TRACK YOU CAN REGISTER TO WIN A BRAND NEW RANGER XLT COMPLIMENTS O F M clN E R N EY FORD D fU W M O T O M H I L O T tW S A T U R D A Y • A U G , m b T O D A Y ’S ACTION Doors open- 6:30 pm Post Time - 7:45 pm Rain-or-Shine (407) 6 99 -4 5 10 y C E N T R A L F LORIDA'S CENTER FOH LIVE RACING J �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 15, 1991 - ■FS*- * TT • *- Zoo hotta party i Jam the Central Florida Zoological Park as they throw a Mg party Car Maude the Bfcphant an Saturday. Auguat 17. Maude, animal, la tt turning 17 and the community la duo oc cie too, From 10a.m. to invited to celebrate this reomentoua occasion. enlov ad all tynea types of elephant related activities Including dephantiace painting. cra/T making Cor chUdren. elephant coloring sheet contest and little ones win receive a hand-made elephant tall. Join Maude at 11 a.m. for a lte. Maude's Birthday Party >Birthday Party, you can show your support by purchaatag a pachyderm pound o f Maude or contributions w t T s u ^ t the care and feeding of this large animal. Admission to Maude the elephant's Birthday Party and the soo is ID for adults. 93 for children 3*13 years. S3 for aenlor citizens and children 3 and under ate free. Zoological Society members are admitted free. The too is located at 3735 Mery. 17-93 at 1-4 (exit 53) in Sanford. For more information, call (407) 333-4480. IF Scholsfshlp ewerda Tho Ministers and Deacons Union Number On# honored three 1991 high school gradu- ™ alaa recently by preaanling ■ m a—a— F lin t I f n i l K V K M r V f it M IO D t uaad toward continuing their education. Loft to right: Frank Bellamy, achoiarehip chairman; Katina Roue#, Jessie Lewis, Candace Gordon and the Rev. William Lewie, president of the union and paator of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. M D Abtntflt planned A Poker Run Seminole County i Muscular Dystrophy a.m. The Poker Run will be held first, beginning at Florida's 3, WESH-TV'a new studio located on Wymore Road in Winter Park. At the conclusion o f the run. a Motorcycle Olympics with games to challenge the skill of the motorcyclist will begin. The 95 entry fee for each event will benenflt MDA. For more Information, call (407) 904*1414 or 363-S33S. This event ta a part of MDA’a yearlong efforts to raise hinds. Attend Senior Volunteer Fair The Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Seminole County will hoot a "Senior Volunteer Fair ” Wednesday. August 31. from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Casselberry Senior Citizens Multi Purpose Center. 300 N. Lake Triplett Drive, Casselberry. A variety o f community organizations will have Information booths explaining and promoting the m a n y volunteer opportunities available within Seminole County. The event ta open to the public, but those persona age 60 and over and all currently active RSV P volunteers are encouraged to attend. The RSVP Program in Seminole County la funded by Action, the federal domestic volunteer agency that provides 930.827 or 21 percent of the program's annual budget. T h e remaining 70 percent of local funda are received'from the Seminole County Board of county commissioners, the Heart o f Florida United Way. donations from service organizations and individuals. The local office Is (coated in Building 72. Seminole Community College. OvBftaters to woigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For Information, call Charlie at 323-6070. Eaat'Wttt Kiwanlt to gathar East-West Sanford Kiwania Club meets Thursday at 6 p.m. at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. H ic k e y o n n e c k t e lls truth b e h in d lie '* A few years ago, when I waa In the hospital for complications during my third pregnancy, m y husband walked into my hospital room with a targe hickey on hla neck. He reeked o f alcohol and waa wear­ ing the same clothes he had worn the night before. 1 looked him o v e r and saw another hickey — only bigger — on the other side o f his neck. I asked him where he got the hickeys and he said he didn't know what I was talking about, so I told him to go look in the mirror, which he did. "O h ." he ■aid innocently, "those aren't hickeys — that happened in a bar room scuffle. Some guy Jabbed me with his elbow." After m y husband left The room, the woman In the next bed said with a knowing wink. "Hey, what were you two doing behlnu those curtains?" When 1 *hskcd her what she meant, she said she had seen a big hickey on my husband’s neck. I have tried to Just forget about tt, but I can't. Abby. why is this still bugging me? CAN’T FORGET DEAN CAN’T! It’s bugging you because your husband lied to you and when you confronted him. Instead o f admitting It — hr I lift T U B B B K V I fil- City sponaora aaroblca The Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics classes at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of city hall. 300 North Park Ave. Classes are held Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Saturday mornings from 9 to 10 and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 6:30. Cost Is 92 per class. Exercise mats will be furnished. For more information call 330-5697. All non-Sanford residents will be required to pay an annua] t lO Tee. Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Prairie Lake Baptist Church. 415 Ridge Road. Fern Park. 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MIESEMt Thank you for the Input. 1 waa not H.B. aware that this topic had been DEAN B.N.I Each state has Us th e subject of a sociological study — until several readers ow n requirements rega rd in g wrote to teUmeaol licensing to practice nursing. A reader from Butte, Mont., Upon your release, write to the wrote to say that you could tell State Board of Nursing located In w h i c h political party t he y the capital city nf the sum* in you would like to belonged to by the seating ar­ w h i c h rangem ent: The Republicans practice. And If you enclose a DEAN ABBY: Car scaling ar­ usually sat with their wives, and stamped envelope, addressed to ra n gem en ts In Am erica arc the Democrats sat with the other yourself, your chnnces for n u s u a lly a u t o m a t ic a lly d e­ fellow's wife. response may be Increased. termined by the social class of (Pro64#mt?-Wrltt to Ooar Abby. the people Involved. ft I have been an For a poraoMi, unpublished If one working-class couple avid reader o f your column for reply, sand a ■alf-addrassad, picks up another couple, the years. I am an African-American atompod awwjopz to Door Abby, husband and wife whose car It Is male. 30 years of age. who has F.O. Box been Incarcerated for almost Calif. seven years now. convicted of second degree homicide and B Floyd T h o a tre* sentenced to serve 30 years. While in the penitentiary. I Airman Joaapfi Q. Barr Airman Joseph G .. Barr has c o m p le te d all academic re ­ graduated from Air Force basic quirements for a B.S. degree In training at Lackland Air Force applied psychology. Base. Texas. During the six weeks of train­ ing the airman studied Air Force m is s io n , o r g a n iz a t io n and customs and received special training In human relations. Swtet Adelines to rehearse 6 00 S n *g lied again. You need to resolve this and ut it behind you. If your usband values his marriage, he will get Into counseling with you. If he refuses, go without him. Your husband appears to have a lot o f growing up to do. He also may have a drinking piroblem, ro t and unless he changes his behavior and gets help, he could wake up one day and discover that he has thrown away a good jylfe nnd three children. w ill usually sit In the front seat, and the guest husband and wife in the backaeat. M iddle clast: The tw o husbands all In the front, the tw o wives In the back. Upper class: The woman guest alia in the front paasenger seat next to the host driver, while the boat ess alts In the back with the guest husband. Abby, 1 believe that this pat­ t e r n w a s d is c o v e re d in a sociological research study that was done more than 40 years ago. 7 JO a i I 03 In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn credits tow ard an associate degree through the Community College o f the Air Force. He Is the son o f retired Navy C h ie f W arrant O fficer Four Luther G. and Joic S. Barr of 183 Heron Bay/Cove. Luke Mary. The airman Isa 1990 graduate o f Seminole High School. San­ ford. Verticals [With Bfaphgr S M I • FREE In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Sendee Colin Y. Daniels C olin Y. Daniels received practical work In military lead­ ership at the ROTC advanced camp ut Fort Lewis. Tacoma. Wush. The camp, attended by cadets normally between their third und fourth year of college. In­ c lu d es In stru ction In com ­ munications. management, and survival training. Successful completion of the advanced camp und graduation from college results In u com­ mission us a second lieutenant In the U.S. Army. Guard, or Reserve. The cadet Is a student at Virginia 1’olylechnlc Institute a n d S t a l e U n i v e r s i t y In Blacksburg. Daniels Is the son of Tony and Linda Daniels of 140 River Oaks. Sanford. • Quality Workmanship • We Do Replacement Slats • Custom Valances For thefinest in vertical blinds and mini-blinds, call SANFORD VERTICALS “A Beautiful New Direction For Windowt"_______ 1321-3601 litchfield I •* I *. *|l .#IJ I m i L d * «• • J 1 I ON* . Ilwaire* A D J A C E N T T O S E m In OLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Wimnw 1:4S4;M^ 7.00 t.4 t r ***1 0 1 DBIMBTIABS Q Q " Bw unm rvxz T h o took over. 4;J0 to.oo E G A R D IN G m f RHENRY tooiof. 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S3 BBOT TO A BOCTV' OT A M l ___ ____________ __________ __________ «, ROR a po u t or n r — rtf ______________» oi*ii ♦n* f t, juotb ins B A IT U N o r 1 * 8 OAXO RPW OTSR> QUARWR, IB .O R H I T VO A POINT LYXNO ON TRR RRUTOTR IT R M N fOPHRV U N * OR W M U U OSAO ARB « R « POIRT o r MOZNRXM; TU M O R OORTXROB ROOM • I M ) ' * * " B A M , A I M * TRR RAZO M O T U R N , BB.BB H I T ; TRM CS M R BOOM B B 'S B 'I I " NSOT, I I N . U F IS T f THENCE 4001* 4 4 * * 2 '4 4 " R O T . I 4 . B I P O T VO TRR BA4TOTXT BIOR t OT NAY U N I OT BROOM LANS; tWNNCB M O IR 9 1 * 3 7 • » * • NRRT. A I M S B i l l S M T » BRLV NIflRT *Or«N A T U S S , 7 7 . * 3 R f f VO A POINT ON TAB AfOBBBAlO SODINSSLY B IO N T-O fH ttt U N B OP M O BUS L A M ROAD; TRM CB NORTH l l ' l l ' I O " BANT, t U m BAXO SOUTHERLY SJONT-OP-NAY U N B , I 3 B I .B I n W t TO TAB NOINT OT BB8XNRIN0. T N I ABOVB OBBCRI BBO BARCSL OT U N O UBS IN •D U N O U OOUPTV, FLORIDA, AND CONTAINS 1.B4B ACRES, NOBS OR LBBB, r, ALOM TNS A M BB BAZB CURVB, NAVXM A AA01M U BBM OB 143BB.B4 BBOT, A CENTRAL A M U OB 4 1 »U »S 4 ", AW B M U B B M OB 343 .4 )^H ST, ^ a y <MLBBOM OB M l . P I MOT, tOpTHS ^W B W Y SI4OT^0B-4i 01*44*41" BBOT/ ALOM BAXO NAY UNB, 9.14 BBOT TO M B RIONT-OP-WAY U M OP BSD I RUN BOOTH 44*14*11* MOT, RIOITT-OP-NAY U R , 101.93 B M IM IM . OB LAM UBB ZB 4 ,1 S T B S , A DXRRBCB BB 3 4 .1 * BBOT; L H PBOT TO T N I ____________________________________ _ CONCAVB MONTHSRLY; TBBBCB M l BBOTOU.V, ALOM TBS ABC OB BAXO C U R B , B A V Z M A M U M LBMTN OB 1 3 T T . l t BBOT, OB 0 4 *3 4 **4 *, AB ABO tSBBVB OB r, A CBOBO U M OB Z Z 0 .Z 1 BBOT, --------------- B S O W R l H l ’ I R " BBOT, OB TBB BOOT 0B 8-B ALB OB LOT I ) ; TMSMCS BOB MONTH 0 1 *0 S *3 S " BBOT, ALO M TBS SAID MBBTEBLV LOT U M , M . S O BBOT TO VBI SXOBT OB-BAY U B B OB M O BUB BONTB M * I 4 * 1 1 " B A R , ALOM BAZD BXBBT Of BAY U B B , 337.41 B U T TO I K PARCSL NO. 70S OR OT TAB NORM A PARCSL o r U R O BAZAR A HALT OT TN I RQRTASAI II w vn , QUARTf* OP M O TIO N I t , p a r t ic u l a r l y RAROI I I BANT, ANO B U M DBSCRIBBO AB FOLLOWS! ________ COMHBNCB AT TNB NORTN1A1T OORNBR O f BAXO BOUTNNSBT OUABTBR. M O A M I N T OT M fB M N C lj TNBNCS RUN SOUTH 0 1 * 4 3 * 3 9 " W BT, ALONO T M BANT UNB OB S A ID BOWTNWBT Q W » T « , M . 0 0 H I T TO TN I M I N T O f I M I M I B O ) TN W C * W T I N U t SOWN 01*4 1 *1 1 * M IS T, A LO M SAID BAST U N , 4 .0 0 H S T I TBBNCt ROR BOOM N ' M i } . " M « . S S *0 S *IS * V IS T . u a s .a * r n » i tnbncc IB * B V '4 I* NSBT, n s .7 i r m i t n m RIONT-Or-NAY U B S s a .s o r ta r to t u b „ » • I * | 7 , B I* N M T , o r BROOM IANS; T9 2 1.09 H I T ALONG BAXO SIONT-OT-VAY U N I ; TNBNCS M B NORTH 4 4 * B I '4 4 * BART, B4.BI H B T ; TNBNCS RUN NORM B B * l * * t I * BART, 1314.14 H B T TO TNB POINT OT B RBINH XM . TUB ASOVS BBMRXBBD I I I B M T U B S COUNTY, PLORIDA, AND CONTAINS 4 , BIT SQUARE TUSSAN1UA ROAO TO SB 414 PBB BINPL1 A PARCSL OT U N O L Y I M IN M B SOOMBABT QUAR­ TER o r sacTioN s t , t o n n e r i t s i b o o m , manob n BAST, BUBS A PORTION OB LOT SB, *TRB BLAVIA COLONY OQNMNY'B BUBOZYZUON*, AOOOBBI M TO M B B U T VRBBBDB, AS RBOOOBOD IN B U T BOOR B , BA08 71 COUNTV, n w u w , DSSCRSBOT AS POLCOHAl PARCBL NO. I0V COMMONS AT TBf t o g e t h e r w it h PARCBL NO. 70* OB M OTION 19, U P S I BOW , S A M E s i B A T , --------------AS LOT S I OB U M f---------------------------ACCOBOIM TO M B OBBXCXAL RECORDS BOOB 4 9 1 , BUBUC P B T fffP f OB H W Tf*"liT B U M BOOB PARTICULARLY PBRCRIB1D AS POLLOOP. AT M S P QUART BOO A BOZOT OB 0 1 * > a * 4 B " M O T, BAXO BOOTMSAR I TBB, IS .O B P U T TO U B B OB BSD BOS L U S ROAD; 00*14*11** B A R ALOM BAXO NAY U N B , 349.41 P B R TO OB-NAY U N B OP AB UN-MAR M ID I) ANO TNS P O IR OP BBBZEMZM; NORTH 0 1 *9 9 *0 1 " H B R . A L O M TN S SAID BARTBSLY RIGHT—OP-WAY U HB, 7 . 4 ) H R TO A POINT ON A M OB-TAM M T CURVB, CONCAVB OOOTRSRLY; TNBNCS RUN BAO TU LY, ALOM TNS ARC OB B U D CURVB, M A V IM A RADIUS U M T N OB 14 3 S 0 .4 4 BIOT, A CENTRAL A M U OP 0 4 * 3 1 '0 1 " , AM ARC LSM TR OP 9 3 .1 9 P B R , A CHORD LSNQTH OB V I . I B BBOT, A M A CHORD M A R X M OP BOOTH BB*1B*4B> BABT, TO TNB PO INT OP TAM M CV THSRBOP; TNBNCS RUN BOOTH S R *0 7 *4 9 " B A R , * 4 . 4 7 BBOT TO TNS AFORE­ S A ID MONTHBELY RICHT-OP-HAY U H B OB RIO BUO LASS ROAO; TMBMCB RUN ROOTM • • • 2 4 * 1 1 " NSBT, A L O M S A ID MORTMSSLY SIGNT-OB-MAV U N B , 144.41 BSBT TO TNB P O IR OP B H 0 1 M X M . ABOVE PARCSL OB LARD U M ZR BBRZHOU BLORIOA, A M OONTAZM 730 SQUABS P B R , ta y a th e r w ith 009 SOUTMSANT QUASTSR, YON A POINT OB U f O M C I ) TNBNCS NUN BOOM 0 1 * 4 I» S B * BAST, ALOM M B NEST U S B OB S A ID SOUMSAST QUANTSS, I B .00 M E T , TO A POINT L Y I M ON M S B O N M n U B IO N T or-N A Y UNB o r ROT BUB U S B ROAD; TRMCB RUN NORTH M ' l B ' l l * BABT, A L O M SAXO SOUTHBELY BICNT-Or-NAY U N B . 3 B B .B I M W * 0 _ M B M IN T OB BBOINNIM ; B A W , ALOM 110.00 P O P TO NAY U N I OT LOT B l; TNBNCS TNB BABTZSLY U N B OB RUN SOUTH 0 1 * 1 1 * 4 1 * ___ ____________ ___ U N B , SB.SB H O T ; T R M C B NOT BBNM 4 9 * « 9 '1 1 " NSBT, 110.00 PSOT; TNOTCS NUN NORM B I * I I » 4B* N O T , I t . 00 H O T TO M S POZNT OB BBOINNIM. TNB ABOVI PARCEL OB L A M U B B IN S M I NOLI COUNTY, rtOBIOA, A M CONTAINS 1 0 ,3 1 * SQUARE H B T , NOM OR LSSS, M O MM IA S I M A D TU9KAMXLLA ROAO TO BR 43S A PARCBL OT L U O L V Z M ZR TBR o r BSCTION 1 * . TONNflRIB I I SOUTH, BABBS I I BANT, BBINO A PORTION OB LOT SB, *TNS BLAVIA COLONY CONPAMY'S SUB01VZSZ0N*, ACCOBOIM TO TNB B U T TNBEBOP, AS RBCOAOBO IN B U T BOOK I , p a o s 7 i , o r t n b r u s t i c aaoDBOB o r b r u n o l b COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND B S Z M HORS PARTICULARLY DBSCRIBBO AS FOLLOWS I COfWSR o r SAID LOT CONNSNCB AT * 9 , FOR A POINT OB . l ;. THEN08 BUR BOOM 01*41 *19* BAST, A L O M TAB NSBT U B B OP BAXO LOT 99. A DISTANCE OP S B .00 H O T TO TNB POZNT OP BBOINNIM; TNBNCS RUN NORTH 11*11*11* BABT, 344.43 H R ; TNBNCS SUN SOUTH 0 1 *3 1 *4 I* BABT, 7 .0 0 H R ; THSNCE RUN SOUTH ■1*14*11* H IS T , 144.41 H R TO THE AFORESAID H S R U N B OP LOT 99 ; THENCE RUN NORTH 0 1 *4 3 *3 9 " HIST ALOM BAXO MBIT LOT UHB 7 .0 0 H R TO IN S P O I R OP M O I N HI NO. THB AROVB DESCRIBED BAS B U R U B S IN SU M L S COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMD C O R A IN S 1.413 SQUARE F B R , NOSE OR LESS. ICQ § uq m i M A O PARCEL no. n o TUMAMXLLA ROAO TO S * 420 PtB SIMPLE A PARCEL OP LAND L Y I M IN THE SOUTHEAST QUAR­ TER OP BBCTXON I V , TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, MUMS 31 E A R , BEING A PORTION OP LCT 99, "T N I BLAVIA COLONY COMPANY'S SUBD IVISIO N", ACCORDING TO TNB P U T TMSSBOP, AS RECORDSD TN P U T BOOR 3 , PAOS 71 OP M B PUBLIC RECORDS OP 9D U HOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA, ANO H I M NOM PAR 1C VU R LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CONNBNCB AT TNB NORTNHSR COMER OP SAID SOUTHE A R QUARTER, FOR A P O I R OP R IH R S N C t; TNBNCS SUN SOUTH 0 1 *4 3 *3 9 " B A R , ALOM THE W S R U N I OP S A ID SOUTMSAR QUARTER, 2 9 .0 0 H R , TO A P O I R L Y I M ON TNS SOUTHOUT SIQ NTOF-WAY U N S OP ABO BUO LABS ROAO; TNBNCS SUN NORTH 11*2 9 *1 1 " B A R , ALONG SAXO SOUTHERLY R10HT-OP-NAY LIM B. 3 9 *.S 3 H R TO TNB P O IR OP BBOINNIM/ TNBNCS CONTINUE NORTH • • • 3 4 *1 1 " C A R . ALOM TNS AFO R M AIO SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OPHAY U B S OP M O BUO L A M ROAO, 110.00 H R TO TNB EASTBBLY U N B OP AFORESAID LOT 99; TMBMCB RUN SOUTH 0 1 *3 1 *4 9 " B A R . ALONG SAXO EASTERLY L IN S . 99.00 H R ; TMBMCB RUN SOUTH ■ ••3 9 *1 1 " H IS T . 130.00 H R ; TNBNCS RUN NORTH 0 1 *3 1 *4 9 " HUT 99.00 H R TO TNS P O I R OP BBOINNIM. TNB ABOVE PARCBL OP U N O U S B IN SBNINOLS COUNTY, PLORIDA. ANO CONTAINS 19,470 SQUARE PARCSL NO. 714 V l ROAD TO BR 434 ION BUI A PARCBL OP U M LYIM ZR TBR OB TNS MOHVNSAR TONNBNXP 31 SO W , poamoM o r lot 34, SION". AOCOMXM TO M S PLAT IN OBBXCXAL BBCCBBB BOOB 401, BUBUC RBCOROR OB AT TN I QUARTSS OB BOR A P O I R OP BSPSRSMCS; 0 1 * 3 3 * 4 4 " N B R , ALOM TNB RAZO BOOTMIAR QUAOTBR, 4 * . S 3 PBOT TO M B P O I R OB S B O IM IM ; THXNCS COOTIM B R O W 0 1 * 3 3 * 4 4 " N B R , ALOM TNB B U D W S R U B S , 4 .0 0 P E R ; TMSMCS RUN NORTH 7 0 *0 1 * 4 0 " B A R , 10V.40 P B R ; TNBNCS BUN SOUTH 7 7 * 3 3 * 0 4 " BAST, 133.49 PBOT TO A P O IR OB A MON-TAMENT CUBVB CONCAVB SOUTHERLY; TMSMCS WESTERLY, A L O M M B ARC OP BAXO CURVB, MAVIM A RADIUS U M I N OB 1434B.B4 BBOT, A CSMTSAL A M U OB 0 0 * 4 4 * 2 9 " , AM ARC LXMTM OB >29.09 H R . A CHORD U N I N OB 2 2 4 .0 4 P B R , AMO A 'WORD REAR IMG OF S O W • 4 * 3 4 * 0 4 " N O T TO TNB PO IN T OP S B O IM IM . THE ASOVS DBSCRIBBO EASEMENT U B S IN S S N 3 M U COUNTY, FLORIDA, ANO CONTAINS 1 ,4 1 4 SQUARE MORE OR LSSS. PARCBL NO. U S TUSKAMILLA ROAD TO BR 434 H t BXMPU A PAACSL OP U K ) L Y I M IM THB NORM HALF OP TNS SOUTHEAST QUARTER OB SECTION IV , TONNBNXP 21 SOUTH, RAMS 11 B A R , B U M A PORTION OP LOTS 82 ANO S3, "TNS SLAVXA COLONY CONPAMY'S SUBDIVISION", ACCOBOIM TO TNB P U T THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOON 2 , PAOS 71 , OF TNB PUBLIC RECORDS OP 8 D U MOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, RSINO MORE PARTICULARLY OBSCRXBSD AS FOLLOWS: CQMNSMCS AT TNS XRSRSSCTXON OP TNS RARTSRLY RIGRT-OP-WAY U S S OP NXKLSR ROAD, ACCORDING TO TMB P U T TMSSBOP, AS BSCONDBD XN P U T BOOR S, PADS 1 4 , OP TNS PUSUC BBOONOB OB S D U N O U COUNTY, FLORIDA, WITH TMB SOUTNDU.Y S I8 N T -0 P WAY U N B OP RED BUG U N B ROAD, FOR A P O I R OP B B O IN N IM ; THENCE MM NORTH • • • 2 4 * 1 1 " B A R , A LO M SAXO SOUTHERLY RIONT-OP-NAY U N B . 947.25 H R TO TNB B A R U N B OP TMB H S R ONS-NALP AFORESAID LOT S I ; TMBMCB BUN SOUTH 01 *0 2 *3 9 " B A R . A LO M SAIO B A R U B S , SO.SO H R TO A P O I R L Y I M ON A NOW-TAMRUT CUBVB, CONCAVB MONTHSRLY; THSNCE RUM WESTERLY, A LO M TNS ARC OF SAXO RIGHT-OF-WAY CURVB, NAVXM A RADIUS LENGTH OF 1177.39 P E R . A CENTRAL A M U OP 0 7 * 3 1 'S 4 " , AN ABC LENGTH OP 14 1 .4 7 P B R , A CHORD LENGTH OP 11 1 .4 4 P B R , AMO R CHORD SCARING OP SOUTH 9 7 *0 9 *3 1 " WEST TO TNS P O IR OP TAMCENCY THEREOF; TMSMCS RUN NORTH • t * 0 7 * 4 S " W SR , 109.BS H O T TO TNB AFORESAID EARERLY SIOR-OP-WAY U N B OP NXB U B ROAD; TMSMCS RUN NORTH 0 1 * 3 0 * 0 3 " N B R , ALOM TBS BAXO BARTBSLY SIONT-OP-MAV U N B . 4 4 .9 3 P B R TO THB POINT OP B M I M I M . TNB ASOVS DESCRIBED PARCBL OP U N O U B S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA, AMO CONTAINS 1 .4 4 * ACRES, MORE OR LESS, to g e th e r w ith PARCEL NO. 724 t o g e t h e r w it h RID BUG LASS ROAD TUSXAM IUA M AO TO SB 424 P ARC EL M . 710 CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PAACSL OB L A M L V Z M IN TNS SOVHUAST QUAR- fcttwt 01 w M it tw m m Q w A t p it 0 m t m m R f0t n own wm c u r t tv m m C u rI - U N a r, la 9mm e h a l rlRW . NNa. taaareM m * m m m ar anp at m L ar ctatM N and la K a prapartv SaatrBaS la aak PaRNw and la . S m v mmmS I k Sw p m * M l5 C 2 a e S t t N 5 L . % O TM SW O TO T a ^ a h ^ Y ^ N M O T O T * eW1Tel5*tw|.' B ITN RW w yliaM aM ia sIK a a lS CaariN iiN B rS R ayK JiN r. (SEAL) in a n o r o i m M i ^ i t m m i n r , Fl o r id a Rp: RaSiKlNB BaaaK P art ROBERT A. WcMil PNrtSaBar Na: IN I leaf PlnH l aahrAPfwIRaK n i l n n i l l vltfe RID RUB LAM ROAO TUSXAM1UA ROAO TO SR 4 IB tn t w A PARCEL OP TER OP THB TOWNSHIP I I PORTION OF TUSEAMXLU ROAD TO SR 42S TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BASHSNT LAND L Y IM XN TMB NORTMMBR QUAR­ SOUTHWEST QUARTER O f SECTION 20. SOUTH, RANGE 31 E A R , SUNG A LOT 49. "THE SUVXA COLONY \ PARCSL NO. 13S A " * " * * —* OB U N O M O BOO U M M A O T O M A B IU A ROAD TO BB 414 l V xRO SB TNS AT 4 ) , BOB A PO INT OB « 1 * 0 0 * B 4 " BBOT, ALO M T M N B R U B B OB SAID LOT 4 ) , A 0 1 R A B C 8 OB 14.00 PBOT TO TBS POXOT OP B M X B N 1 M ; TNBNCS B M NOBIS « * * ) 3 * 0 4 " BABT, A OIOTANCB OB 4 .4 S H R TO A POZNT L Y I M ON A NOW -TANGSNT CURVB, CONCAVB SOUTH B A R B R L V ; SOUTNWBRTSSLY, ALOM IN S ABC OB SAID ., M A V IM A RADIUS OB 1 2 0 3 .3 4 PBOT, A CENTRAL A M U OP 0 0 *X S *IS ", AM ARC LSNOTM OP 9.4S PBOT, A CHORD LENGTH OP S .4 P P B R AMO A CHORD B 8A R 3M OP SOUTH 49*49*43" N B R , TO TNB N B R BRLV U N B OF AFORESAID LOT 4 3 ; TNBNCS NORTH 0 1 * 0 9 * 2 4 " M B R , ALOM SAXO WESTERLY LOT LIMB, 3 .4 3 H R TO T M P O IR OP B M Z N N X M . TM AMOVS DESCRIBED TRACT OP MTV, FLORIDA, , HOBS OB U M , t o g e t h e r w ith U B S ZB OONTAZM 4 PARCBL NO. 73Z TV8XAMILU M A D TO SB 4Z4 TBMPONASY CONSTRUCTION BAS D U S T A PARCSL OP L A M LVZM IM TMB NORTNWBR QUAR­ TER OB RBCTZON ZO, TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, R A M S 21 BAR, R B X M A PORTION OP LOT 4 3 , "S U V X A COLONY COMPANY*I SUBDIVISION", ACCORDXM TO T M B U T TMBRBOP, AB SSCONOK) XN P U T BOOK 3 , PADS 7 2 , OB T M BUBUC RBOOEPS OB B D IIM O U PARTICULARLY OT TBS LOT 43 BOB A POINT OP HPSRBNCS; SOUTH 0 1 * 4 0 * 2 4 " BAST, ALOM T M NSOT U N I OP IA 1 0 LO T 4 3 , 1 3 .4 3 P S R , TO A POXOT ON A MONT A M BUT CURVB CONCAVB SOUTMSASTSRLY, M ID POINT B B X M THE P O I R OP B B O IN N IM ; TNBNCS RUN N O O T N B A R m U , ALO M T M ARC OP BAXO CURVB, NAVXM A RADIUS U M T N OP 1 1 0 1 .2 4 P S R , A CENTRAL A M U OP 0 0 *1 4 *1 4 ", AM ARC LSNQTH OP 4 .4 * P S R , A CHORD U M T N OP 4 .4 9 P B R , AMO A CHORD RBARXM OP MONTH 4 P * IS * 4 S " B A R TO A POINT ON T M MONTH UHB OP AFORESAID LOT 4 3 ; TMSMCS RUN MONTH •4 *3 3 *0 4 " E A R , * . 4 7 P S R TO A PO IN T L Y I M ON A CUBVB CONCAVB SOUTMSAR■SLY; TNBNCS ROUneNSSTEBLY, ALO M TNB ABC OP SAID CUBVB, NAVXM A RADIUS LSNQTH OP 1 1 *7 .2 4 PBOT, A CENTRAL A M U OP 00*91 * 1 4 " , AN ARC U M T N OB 2 7 .SB H O T , A CHORD LSNQTH OP 1 7 .4 4 PBOT, AMO A CHORD RBARXM OP SOUTH 4 9 * 4 * * X 1 " N B R TO A PO INT OH THE AFORESAID BBOT U B B OP LOT 4 ) ; TMSMCS RUN M 0 W 4 X *0 **3 4 " B IS T , 7 .7 4 H R TO TNB POXOT OP 480INNING. TNB ABOVE OBSCRXBSD TRACT OF U N O U M IN PLORIDA, A M COMTAXM 71 RED BUO LAKE ROAD TUSEAMXLU ROAD TO SR 434 PSENASER DRAINAGE EASEMENT A PARCBL OP U N O L Y I M IN T M HONTNWER QUAR­ TER OB BSCTION 31, TONNSNIP 21 SOUTH, R A M S 31 E A R . M I M A PORTION OF TNS NORTMMBR QUARER OP LOT 132, "TNB SUVXA COLONY COMPANY'S S U B D IV IS IO N ", ACCOBOIM TO TM* P U T THEREOF, AS RECORDSO XM P U T BOOR 3, PASS 71, OP TNB P U S U C BICOBOB OP S IM X M U COUNTY, FLORIDA, BBINO NORB PARTICULARLY D8SCRIBBD AS FOLLOWS I PARCSL NO. 433 COMBSNCB A T T M XNTSMECTXON OF TNB SOUTH LIN S OP B U D MOHTMME R QUARTSS OP LOT 132 WITH TNB E A R E R LY RIGMT-OP-MAY U S B OF R A T S ROAD 42S, FOR A P O I R OP REHSEMCt; TMBMCB RUN NORTH 3 1 *4 3 *4 4 * B A R . ALOM TNS SAID R IO R -O P -W A Y LIN S , 2 0 3 .4 4 P S R TO TNS P O I R OP B B O IN N IM ; THEMCB CONTINUE NORTH 34*41 *4 5 " B A R , A LO M SAID RIGHT-GP-WAV U S S , 134.00 P E R TO TNS POINT OB CURVATURE OP A CURVB CONCAVB SOUTNE A R S R L Y ; TMSMCS WM NORTHEASTERLY, ALONG (A ID BIGHT-OP-WAY U S B . ALOM TNS ARC O P ' SAID CURVB, NAVXM A RADIUS LENGTH OP 5 0 .0 0 P S R , A CENTRAL A M U OP 17*37*37*, AM ARC LENGTH OP 19.S3 P B R , A CHORD LENGTH OF 1 9 .1 4 P E R . AMD A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 4 7 * 3 7 * 3 9 " BAR; TMBMCB RUM SOUTH 33*10*43" M B R , 4 4 .4 4 H R ; TNBNCS RUB SOUTH 43*14*00" E A R . 1 1 1 .0 * P E R ; TMBMCB BUM SOUTH )4 *4 1 *4 5 " H E R . S 3 . SO H R ; TMBMCB RUN NORTH 99*10*11" WEST. 4 4 .1 9 H R ; TMBMCB BUM NORTH 73*45*01" H E R , 4 3 .7 7 P B R TO TMB PO IN T OF B M IN N X M . TNB AROVB DESCRIBED PARCSL OF LAND U B S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA, ANO CONTAINS 10,414 SQUARE P B R , NOSB OR LESS. l t n u n LARK ROAD PARCEL NO. 925 TU 4IAM ILU ROAD TO SR 424 PER S I N P U A PARCSL OP LAND L Y IM IN THE SOUTHEAST QUAR­ TER 09 BBCTXON 17, TOWNSNXP 21 SOUTH. RANOS 11 B A R . BBINO A PORTION OP TNS CART 440 H R OF LOT 1 * AMO TNS H S R 70 P S R OP LOT 2 0 . "TNS 9 U V I A COLONY COMPANY'S SUBDIVISION". ACCORD­ ING TO TNB P U T THEREOF, AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 2 . FAGS 71, OP TNS PUBLIC RSCOIUM OK SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA, SBINO HORS PARTICU­ LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: (NnavuN.iit.m a 1,1 U an S a 1991 DC VI'. Ltflii Noflctt Ltfltl Nottett NITN4 CIRCUIT COURT OPTN* H 4N TR IN TN A m c u i CIRCUIT, O rT N R IW B T IIM T N INRI: FORFEITURE OF IfNIN TIRN ATKM AL TRUCK N O TIC IO P FO R FIITV R I TO: AnSraaTarraa N N VS- ^ ^ 1 j|^|| |||Hn CHESTER R. ILLISOftatat., f* claim an F*Natty: 1979Intaraallanal Truck f AAMiJHRiaaaa Wwrlft OanaM Itllngar. a* <ha law mala Caunty stwntr a Oapt.. Samlnala Caunty. Flat 14a. thraugh hit a ltlc a ra . In* vaaltgataraar aganta. aaijaRlha afeava p g u t y an Juna I I at or naar Fam Park, lor Caunty. FNr14a. an4 la ffwif nppnf m w pnpOTiy n r He aurpaaa oMartaiture puraw«W fa Sedlana 9tt.79V7*t Flor­ id* Kafufat. an4 wltl R IQ U IiT mat an HanaraRla Jw4*a at * e Circuit Court, IlfM a a n th Ju4ldal Circuit, iam lnale Caunty. Ftar14a. laaua a Ruta la v in i; p^ot ^ot to tka akaua agancy. TMa reguaat will ka ma4a by MUUL tawattma araun4 9/W91. THIS 19 NOT A MIARItaO O A T H Yau will ba aant a capy of me Rata to Skew Cauea one* H la iiww4 by tka Ju4ga an4 It wtH —^yIO 1— h^a, W aeA rn N T ueu ffU OTw OT m OA TO T1 te POT raiyana te tkla raguatt tor 'V CIVIL ACTMN MOt WORLD SAVIN04 ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. PtainfllT, h er ir v c ir t if y t h a t a true an4 carract copy of RWa waa agnt te the afcaue by U S regie return receipt re9th Pay af Auguaf. 1991. NORMAN R.YfOLPINOIR IT ATI ATTORN* V ■y: Philip Archer Auldant Slate Attorney 7991. Perk A«e. Tltwavllla.FI.n7e4 IN7) MOBM Attorney ter Plaintiff Publlah: Augutm 22.1991 011-179 N O T IC IO P A PUBLIC N IA R IN * T O C O N S IM S T N * AR O m O H O PAN T N I CITY OP lA N F O ia FLORIDA Nottea la hereby given that a Public Hearing will be hatp In the CammlMlen Ream af the City Hall m the Oty of Santar* Florida, at 7:M o'clock PAL an Auguai M. m i, la canalPar the adeptNn af an arptaance by N«e City af SanlarP. F lor 14a. title af which laaataitaare: OROtMANCI NO. 1971 AN ORDINANCE OF T N I CITY OP SANFORD. FLORI­ DA. CLOSINO. VACATING. ANO ABANDONING THAT CERTAIN U TILITY I A S I M IN T LYING B I T W I K N SANORA BOULEVARD ANO STENSTROM BOULEVARD ANO BETWEEN SANFORD AVENUE AND HUNT DRIVB. AS RECORDED IN T N I PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI NOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA PROVIDING FOR SEVERA­ BILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE. A coey mall ba auailabN at the office af the City Clark tor all eeraane Paeirlng to amamlna Nwtame. All panto* In Internet and clllian, ffiall have an opportuni­ ty N bo tw«>4 at aei4 hearing. ly ordaf af tha City Cam miaalon at lha City af SanlarP. FlarlPa. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a perton aaclPea la appeal a dKialon maPt with re apart te any matter cenaJdered at the above moating or hearing, ha may neap a verbatim record ol laatlmony and evidence, which record la not yrauldaP by the City af SanlarP. (FSasONSI. Janet R. Oanahaa City CNrh PukMh Auguatu. iaa: DEI 171 NOTICIOP ACTION To: CHESTER R. ELLISONand JANICE K. ELLISON, hw' WHO. haf BapM to ba eaad ar altua. ANO ALL H IIR 1 OR . V I S I R S . OR A N T 1 1 S, A 9 I I 0 N I I S , L IIN O R S , CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANDO T H IR C L A IM A N T * BY? TH R O U O H . U N D E R O R AGAINST T N I D IFINO ANTV CHESTER R. ELLISON m t JANICE K. ELLISON. MawHb . RailPwca: UNKNOWN YOU A l l HIRE BY NOTI­ FIED Met an action tetarecloao Pan rMaP prapartu In SEMV' NOLI Caunty, FNHita. Ip wW: Let US. MYRTLE L A R I HILLS. accarPMg Ip the platMaraaf aa recorded In Ptet Baa* IX Payee 7 Mraugh 9. Public Racarda af SaminaN Caunty.' PNrtPa. ||M PMOT I^^mw ^W9 UM * KOTOTE9OTP gm yeuararaputradtaaaruaacapy' of year written PMmaaA N any.' wan GRACE ANN* OLAY IN. ■ SQUIRE. 114* Tuekawlllp ' - ' ka Ban 1771. PL *79**771.' an ar betare Mo Nth Pay aESapNmbar, mi, and file M i, original wtM Me Clark af MN OrtuH caurt aHhar bafara aarv tap upon Mp PlahPtlPa ANampy ar ImmaPlataly tharaaftar,affwrwtaa. a OafauN will bp, antarad agafnaf yaw far thp,. relief Pamin Pad In Mo Cam— P*OT9PYYOTrwTIlOT*. WITNESS my hand and aoad af MN Caurt an Mia ath Pay af (Caurt SaaO MARYANN* MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT *£ ByiCacallaV.lkam Deputy CNrk Puklnh: Aupuaf X IX 2X H ' lift ocvaa c NOTKE Of S N IR IPP'f M LR NOTICE IS H IR IR V GIVEN Maf by rlrtua af bief cartabaWrit af Baacufian laauad out at and undar Mo teal af Mb County Caurt af SaminaN County, Flor­ ida. Cate m m m c c upon a final (adamant rawparad in Mp ■Nraaald court an Mo 27M P g r af Oaambar AO. I9H In Mat Bamofr e/k/e va. Oarafhy X Daralhy F. (Oardan a/h/p* writ patp mp. pa Sheriff at Samb Florida, and I hewo levied i all Me right. IHN at lha defendant. Dorothy S. In and to lha f ty being lacaNP In Caunty. FlarlPa more parttew larly PeecribePaol " A u t o m a b l l a . V I N #IOJGM47YKOPll»iaa being etered at Altamonte Tewing, and Me unparatgnad aa Sheriff af Seminole Caunty. FlarlPa. will at ll:te A M on Mo MNi Pay at Auguai AO. m i. otter ter eeie and tail to the Mphait bipitr, FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL IXISTINO LICNX at Mp Front (Weal) Deer, af the ttepg, af Ma SaminaN Caunty Court; haute In leotard. Florida, lha above PaacrMad per tonal prop­ erty That laid tele It being made to eetiafy Ma terme af aald Writ af Eeacwtlan. DanatP F. EaHnpar. Sharltf * SaminaN County. FlortPa PubiiahaP: July a . Auguai l. R is. wtM mo aoM an 1911. OEHXN �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday, August IS, t f t l - S B CNK3WT, I FOB tordto mdar ofTMtoo M M too ■MNP Mtorg aarvtooon too t o t t o w 1 AB W I Of townodtotofy ■ toN o *awm a w ygfy o u *» end to tdtoMtdPMtthmand'e M ay o*w *t N_aay yea hpva why u a NtfgM mt bp M w n w f h r to* oa*»*nda *rpaiii M R to ln to M a o M N M to n . H yaw M S * t o w r j ■ ■ f m 3/4 30 — 001*30*1R*V WMBRT 1/4 fl 1/4 A DXatVMCS OF 4B.B1 FBBf 10 1 H ren t or r h i rri r r ; i n k s i i » * i i 'i t * i a OZRTCRCS o r 01.13 rBSVj 1RBRCS RRR*17'4XBI A DXHARCS OT 30.00 H B I; TRBRCB 000*33' I f aB A PXSTARCB OT 00.30 ________ 1/4 o r M B MRMHMT 1/4 OT OSCIXOR S«| IS 001*10* 10*B A O lflARCB OT 30.01 WITNESS my bond and sm I «f aatd Court •• to* >Sto Bay ** • MSI. (MALI m IU V R I DC1-9 AtM t PENNBYLVANtiH rnimmjownhamcocr mutual Lira i| O P T N f EIMfTSBMTN BAST , BANK OF THB SOUTH, an ^ 4 E T " ■ H. M A R T ; STEPHANIE BERRY; 0«ANONOV91 MARVPRANCSSBNfVB; CrTYCOMSUaMSMRVKlIOF ■ i B M C . 1 SUMMERHfLLTOWNHOMESMOMROWSIBRS M B , tMC.,aPtortdoCarp*raf*W; AMERICAN ^ ^ ^ H k T IO N O / V a F ill RWAN YUEN and MUR ION CHAN YUAN. T O : R W A N Y U B N an d YOU ARB HEREBY NOTI­ FIED Ihgf m ache* to ftowtow oCtotoasf U w o p to o l ALL I N T I R I I T I D PER­ SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All »wfto4 to CORRPAMY: FOCUS R IA L ESTATE M E M I ^ Tho edmlnlttroften g f Rig o tto to g f L I L L I ! M A I R IM B fL . docootod. F lit NwtWar tl-MS-CF, to FMdtog to too Ctrtvtt Court tor Botwbwto County. F lorida. P rob ata Poet Office Drawer C. BantordL PL M77MMF ^ ><irl||n m Ar t 2 NITY ASSOCIATION. INC.. 8 W B W r a ! K S ,< 8 S & . Ry:RMhKtog P ttiM rM M M A L T I T I M I ftA W R w T C T €H ,J o J H K f f R INRE: ESTATE OF LILLIE MABKIM M L 9fRwM s**ifM wi< TO: TMOM ADOVBNAMED N FIM O AN TS AMO TO ALL F A i m i l CLAIMING INTEREST »Y , THROUOM, UMORR OK AOAINST TM f MARSH) O f F t MOANTSr AMD TO ALL F A R T Ifl HAVMM O f CLA MSMM TO H AVf ANY RlfMT. TITL* OR IN Tf R f ST M TM f FROFf MTV O f K S I M D M LOW. tomato PtoNton. togaWtor M R Mi Dactorafton at P H M L^Tiftn i In tamtmtt County. Ftortda Sn o M aa tottow*: sz m s im p l e TVS NORTM SO.00 F I R OF 1MB ROBIN 70.00 FIST or tvs m a r 170.ta r m o r tvs n s ? 4)7.so ran or tv s v u r io s r . oo n r or tvs ooumsAsr 1/4 or TVS MORTMWSST 1/4 OT RSCTIOM 11, TOMMSMir SI ROOTS, RAMOS SO BAST, SMIMOLS COUNTY, n m to A , LSSSl CCRRSRCS AT TMB ROUTMWSST CORVSR Of TVS FARCEL DISCS! AID ASOV8; RUM TVSMCS B.S9*59'93aE. ALORO TVS MOHNSSLY S10RT OT NAY USB OT RSO MM IASS ROAD A OXRTAMCS OT 17.00 FSST TO TMB FOXMT o r SSOXRRXM; TVSMCS R.BF *99’ 93'>l. A oxmutes o r so.oo fbbtj tvsmcs m. oo» o4 * os » m. a OXRTAMCS o r SO.OO TBIT; TVSMCS S.RR*SB'RSBM. A OXRTAMCS or SO.OO SSST; TVSMCS S.00*S4 'OR*B. A OXRTAMCS or SO.OO SSST TO TVS FOXMT OT BSOXNCOMTAXSXMO SOXS SQUABS FSST MOM OM LSSS. FARCtL NO. 104 RSO BUG LAKE ROAD-PHASE XX . A V IU M OXJH LAMS TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD FSB SIMFL8 TVS MORTV 1 7 .0 0 FSST OF IMS.BOUT*. 7 0 .0 0 FSST OF T H MSST X/S OF TVS ROUTNSAST 1/4 OF T M f NORTMBAST 1/4 OF SECTION IS , TOWNSH IP S I aOUTM, SAMOS 30 BAST, SBIINOLS COUNTY, PLO RIM i CONTAINING O.BRR ACMES MOM OS LSSS, t e o a t h a r w ith PARCEL MO. 70R U D BUO LASS ROAD-FHAJE X I AUTUM OLSM LAMS TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT TVS NORTM t . 0 0 FSST OF TVS ROVIM 79.00 FSST OF TVS MSST 1/3 OF TVS SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF TMB NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION S3, TOMNSMIP S I SOUTH, SAMOS 30 BAST, S M I SO LI COUNTY, FLO RI* • t af r t l a i v i t s COMNSMCS AT TVS CORRIB OF TVS PARCEL DBSCSXBSO ASOVB; RSMCS M . lt * 8 R , B3"B. OF SAXO PARCEL, A O H ­ TAMCS OF 3 3 4 .RX F B I* IO A POINT OF SBOIMMXMO; “ l M .0 0 *0 4 , 04aM. A OXRTAMCS OF 1 0 .0 0 PEST; M .S f'B B 19Jatf. A OXRTAMCS OF 3 4 .0 0 FSST; B .0 0 *0 4 '0 4 BB. A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .0 0 FSST; S .R «* R R * fS BM. A DISTANCE OF SO.OO FSST TO TVS POINT OP OR OQMTAXNXM 3RB0 IASS AOAO-FMASS XX rkSCSL NO. X07 TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD r s s a in f l s TVS NORTH 3 7 .0 0 FSST OF T H SOUTH 7 0 .0 0 FSST 1/4 OF TMB OF T H SANT 1/3 OF IS , TOMNSMIP S I NRRTMIART 1/4 OF * “ COUNTY, FLO A IROOm, RAMOS 10 BAST O f. CONTAINIMO O.BRR ACVSS MORE OR LSSS. LARS ROAD-PHASE XX PARCEL NO. 134 TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD AUTUMN FSB SIMPLE ICS AT TMB SOUTMSAST CORNER OF T N I NORTHBAST 1/4 OP SBCTXON S3, TOMMSMXF 11 SOUTH, 10 BAST, SIMIMOXJI COUNTY, FLORIDA; RUM M .00*4S*4S*M . ALOMO TVS EAST U N I OF SAXO MORTMSAMT 1/4 A OXSTANCE OF 11.0 0 FSST; TVSMCS S .1 0 '0 1 1t l BM. PARALLEL MXTM T H SOUTHSRLY U N S OF SAXO NORTMBAST 1/4 A DXSTAMCB OF 70.00 FSST TO TMB INTSSSBCTIOM OF THE BXXRTIMO NORTSSSLY AXOMT OF MAY U N S OP RED BUG L A R I ROAD MXTM T H EXISTING WESTERLY RIGHT OF MAY LINE OF DOOO ROAD AND A FOXMT OP BBOINNINO; THENCE CONTINUE S .S B *0 X '93*11. ALONG THE EXIST­ ING NORTHERLY RIGHT OF MAY U N I OF RSO BUO A DXSTAMCB OF 949.40 FEET TO IMS U M S OF T H MSST 30.00 FSST OF TMB KANT 1/3 OF TMB SOUTMSAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST L/4; THENCE N . 0 0 * 0 4 '4 1BM. ALOMO SAID BAST U M S A.OISTAMCS OF 3 7 .0 0 FSST; TMBNCS M.1 1 *0 1 ' 9 ) aB. A DISTANCE OF 3 0 .4 0 FSST; THENCE M .4 4 *0 1 *9 1 "S . A DISTANCE OF I S . 30 FSST; TVSMCS N .9 9 *0 1 '9 3 BS . A DXSTAMCB OF 4 0 .0 0 FSST; THENCE 8 .4 9 *9 9 * 0 7 -1 . A 01STANCE CF 3 1 .3 4 FSST; THENCE M.4 9 *0 1 *9 3 "B . A - DISTANCE OF 4 3 4 .SR FSST TO T C I EXISTING WESTERLY RIGHT OP MAY LIME OF DOOO ROAD; THENCE 1 .0 0 * 4 2 '4 1 BB. A DISTANCE OF 3 7 .0 0 FEET tO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 0 .9 1 7 ACRES MORE OR LIE S. PARCEL NO. 134 RSO BUO LARI ROAD-PHASE Y I AUTUM OLSM LAME TO TUIKAWILLA ROAD rtK -------- to rn o r o r 1 0 3 0 .0 0 F B f l l o r 7 0 .0 0 m i f ■.00*S0'II*B. A O l H EXISTINO SOUTHERLY RXORT OF NAY U H OF b LARI ROAD AMD A POINT OF BMINNINO; R. 34*04 *14*11. A DI STANCE OF 39.70 F I R ; I 0.19*13*40*1. A DX9TARCB OT 90.40 FSST TO TCB BEXSTING EASTSRLT RXORT OF MAY U H OF TURVAM1LLA ROOD; TRBNCS N .3 )*)I'1 0 *Y . A 0101ARC8 OF 00.31 FSSF 10 A POINT OT CURVATUH OF A CURB OORCAVB OOUTRBASTBRLY RAYXMO A RAOXOB ^ ■ M A U O U IC U Y T O R M J S . « C » l w — r t r w lR U R CRrlW M M M r tR B T n a fa id F w Ftortda |TnM, the w alsh M H B ^ W R A Y VALD ES at FARCtL MO. IRS H O MR AOVOHN SUM I M ID TWA 1/4 OF SSCTIOR 34, 1 3 0 BAST, 1SMI HOLE I S I H . i a * 9 1 '3 l aE. ALOMO 3UTHSAST 1/4 A DI SIM PLE T C I NORTH 3 7 .0 0 FEET OP THE SOUTH 4 0 .0 0 FEET OT THE MKST 3 4 0 .0 0 FEET OF THE SOUTH 71 0 .0 0 PERT OP TMB SOUTHEAST 1/4 OP THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 3 4 . TOMMSMXF 31 SOUTH, RANGE 30 ERST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COHTAINIMO SIS S SQUARE PEST MORS OR LSSS, t o v a t Aa r w ith PARCEL NO. 134A RSO BUO LARI AOAO-FMASS ZX AUTUM OLSM LAMB TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD FEB SIMPLE COMIENCK AT T H SOUTHWEST COSHER OF TMB NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH. RAMOS 30 EAST OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; RUN THENCE N > 9 *9 2 '2 9 aE ALONG THE SOUTH LIME OF SAID NORTHWEST 1/4 A DISTANCE OF 1 .3 1 S .4 3 P IE T ; THENCE N 0 0 *1 7 '4 1 "E A DISTANCE OF 33.0 0 TEST TO THE EXISTING NORTHERLY RICHT-OP-MAY UM S OF RSO BUO LABS ROAD AMO A POINT OF SB01MM1N0; THENCE CONTINUE WOO*17‘ 4 3 * * A DISTANCE OF 3 7 .0 0 PEST; THENCE N S 9 *9 a *3 taB A DISTANCE OF 0 3 .1 3 FEET TO TMB EAST U N E OF THE aCOTHMEST 1/4 OF T H * MoaTMMMT 1/4 OF SECTION 34| THENCE a 0 1 B1 4 *1 0 aE ALONG SA10 EASTERLY U R S A DISTANCE OF 3 7 .0 0 FEET TO THE EXISTING AMOLB OF X I3 * 4 0 '4 3 * I D A FOXMF OT OH M S n ia T X M Q OOUTHBLV AXOMT OT H I L X H o r BSD ODB L A H ROAD; M M C S I . M * B X •3 0 *B . 0 .0 0 *S X '3 9 aB. A DXSTAMCB OT 0 .0 0 FBBF TO M S FOXBT OT BMXBHXNO. COMTAXMXNO 1104 OQUAH FBBT R O M OR LRBO. FANCBL MO. 133 M B BOUTC 1 0.00 OF M B ROOM 300 OP SBCT30M 34, BAST, SmiBOLB COIRAIMING 1390 PARCEL NO. 134 R ID RUB LARS ROAD-PHASE X I OF M B FBBT OF M B BART 139.00 1/4 OF M B WM RBW 3/4 , RAMOB 30 r ax FLORIDA IS AUIUMM OLSM UUtB TO 1U0RARSLU1 ROAD T H OOUTN 3 7 .0 0 FBBT 01 OF T H MSST 4 0 .0 0 FBBT OF T H BAST 334.00 OF T H NORTHEAST 1/4 OF M B SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 31 BOOM, R A M S 30 BART, SIMIMOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CONTAINING 1333 SQUABS FBBT ROM OR U S E . PARCEL NO. 137 RED BUO LARS ROAD-BRASS XX AUTUM OLSM LAMB TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD F B I SIMPLE H O IM AT TCB NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 1, MILLS SPRINGS COMMERCIAL CENTER ACCORDI NO TO TCB FLAT THEREOF RSCOROEO IN F IA T BOOR 3S, FAGS 9 9 , FUSUC RECORDS OP SBtINOLB COUNTY, FLORI­ DA; MM TH NCS N I9 * S 3 '3 9 a8 ALO W T H NORTVSHLV U N E OF LOT X A DXSTAMCB OF X 7 4 . lt FBBT TO A POINT OF CURVATUH OP A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH­ WESTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 3 9 .0 0 BEST; TH N C S SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE A DXSTAMCB OF 3S .3S FBBT THROUGH A CORRAL AMOLB OF • 0 * 1 9 * XX" TO A POINT OF TAN08NCY ON THE BAST U N S OF LOT l ; THENCE S 0 0 *0 7 '4 0 aM ALOMO SAXO BAST U N S A DXSTAMCB OP 1 4 .SB FBBT; THENCE N 4 4 * 9 S '9 laN A DISTANCE OF 4 3 .3 3 FBBT; THENCE 839*93 * 3 t aM A DISTANCE OP 170.39 FBBT TO T H N IS T U N B O f LOT X; THENCE N 0O *09*X )BB A DISTANCE OF 10.00 FBBT TO T H POINT OF S H I N ­ NING. CONTAINING 2314 SQUARE FEET NOU OR LSSS. PARCEL NO. 149 R ID BUO L A H ROAD-PHASE XI AUTUM OLSM LAMB TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD F t B ■INFLB THE SOUTH 17.00 FEET OF T H NORTH 9 0 .0 0 FBBT OF TCB KART 1/2 OF T H EAST 1/4 OF T H NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF TCE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 3 2 . TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, R AM S 30 BAST, SIM1NOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. CONTAINING 3313 SQUARE FBBT ACRES MORE OR LB99, t o g e t h e r w it h PARCEL NO. 749 RSO BOO LAKE ROAD-PHASE XX AUTUM O L H L A H TO TUSSAMILLA SOAO TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASBUMT T C I NEST 10.00 FBBT OF T H SOUTH 190.00 FBBT OF TCB MONTH 30 0 .0 0 FEET OF T H EAST 1/3 OP TMB BAST 1/4 OF T H NORTHWEST 1/4 OF T H SOUTMSAST 1/4 OP SBCTXON 33, TOMNSMIP 31 SOUTH, MUMS 30 BAST, SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. CONTAINING 1300 OQUAH FBBT MORI OB LSSS, t o f a t l w r w it h PARCEL NO. *49 BSD BUG LA R I ROAO-PHARB IX AUTUM OLSM LAMB TO TVSXAM1LLA ROAD TEE S IM P LE THE SOUTH 104.00 TEST OP TCB NORTH 904.00 FBBT OF TCB EAST 1/3 OF TCB EAST 1/4 OP T H NORTH­ WEST 1/4 OF TCE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OP SSCTION 3 3 , TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, RAMOB 30 BAST, SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA (LSSS TCB EAST 1 0 .0 0 FBBT THEREOF). CONTAININO O.SSS ACRKfc MORE OR LESS. PARCEL NO. 7SS RSO BUG L A H ROAD-PHASE XX AUTUM OLSM LANS TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASBMSMT C04MENCK AT TCB SOUTHKART CORNER OF TRACT BBa , SUMMERM1LL, PHASE I ACCORDING TO T H FLAT TMBRBOr RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 31, PAGES 90-93 OF T C I PU9UC RECORDS OF 8 D U NOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA; RUN THENCS S .9 9 * S S '9 2 BN. ALOMO TCB SOUTH LIMB OF TRACT * 9 * A DISTANCE OF 340.44 r u n TO THE POINT OF 9E0INN1N0; THENCE CONTIN­ UE § .9 9 * 9 9 '9 3 aM. A DISTANCE OF 100.00 FBBT; THENCE N . 1 0 * 9 1 'n aE. A DISTANCE OF 3 9 .1 4 P U T ; THENCE N .9 9 *9 9 '9 3 aB. A DISTANCE OF 7 0 .0 0 FBBT; THENCE S . 1 1 *0 1 147aE. A OXETAMCS OF 3 0 .1 4 FEET TO TCE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 3139 SQUARE PCA*? MORI OR L R U . PARCEL NO. 191 RIO BUG LA R I ROAD-PHASE I I AUTUM GLEN LAMB TO TUSSAMILLA ROAD PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT COMMENCE AT TCE SOUTHWEST CORNU OF LOT 4 VILLA SPRIN3S COMMERCIAL C U TER ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3S. PAGE 99 OF TCE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ISMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA; RUM THENCE N .4 9 *9 1 •14a B. ALONG TCE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 4 A DISTANCE OF 140.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE M .3 7 *0 7 '0 4 aE. A DISTANCE OF 110.01 P U T TO THE EASTERLY LINK OF M I D LOT 4, M 1 0 POINT ALSO LYING ON A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY; THENCE FROM A TANGENT U A R IN O OF 9 .1 4 *3 4 * I 3 aN. RUN SOUTHERLY ALONG M I D EASTERLY U N I AMO AN ARC OP M 1 0 CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 7 0 .0 0 P U T , A DISTANCE OF 34.01 P IT T . THROUOM A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 3 7 * 9 0 * lla ; THENCE S . 3 7 *0 7 * 0 « aN. A DISTANCE OF 4 7.70 FEET TO THE SOUTH U N E OF LOT 4 ; THENCE S . l t * 9 1 * 1 4 aN. A DISTANCE OF 3 9.11 FEET TO THE POINT OF SEOINNINO. CONTAINING 1711 SQUARE P U T N O U OR L U S , E a c h Defendant It further n o tifie d th at th* P e titio n e r w ill petition to r an O rd er ot T akin g b a t o n the H on orable H obart B . M cG re g o r, ona ot tha Ju dp at ot tha abova tty tad Court, on tha 10th doy of Septem ber. t f t l. at 1 00 p m , In tha So m in d * County Courthouto. Sanford. F lorida . In occord on ca w ith Itt Doclorotlon ot J o k in g h a ra to to n tllad In th lt couto. A ll O a la n d o n tt to th it w it and o il other inter a t tad p o rtle t m ay re q u e tl o h e a rin g on the P e titio n lo r tha o rd e r o f T akin g ot tha tim e and p lace dattgnatod an d bo heard A n y Defendant ta ilin g to llto a roquet* lo r he aring that I w aive any rig h t to object to the O rd a ro t T akin g AMO K o ch Defendant and any other parton* cla im in g any In te n t! In tha p rop erty d ttc rlb e d In tha P e titio n In the o b e y * tty tod E m in e n t D o m ain proceeding It hereby req u ire d to te r r a w ritte n detonate, it w m r ASSOCIATION, INC.. N1TV ASSOCIATION, INC.. O SRAROCURRM . VW AN YU E N and CNAN YUEN MUR ION. toyaftoawW. too of to* M M fN at ... Court art rogutrad to M t Rwtr ohloctlon* with thlt Court W ITH IN THB LA TB N OF THERE MONTHS AFTBR THB DATS OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICf OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THB DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THEM. AN crodHora of too TOtORRAROCURRIN , YOU A M NRRflBV NOTI P IID that on action aOoimof Unaai toI I* fscr HOMESITE TO: RYYAN YUEN and CNAN VUSN MUEKNA huobwtd and tf. gf SEMI­ NOLE WOOOS. PtoPtaa. at- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI PIED that an action la a CUtm af LNn m pmStortp in Samtnoto County, tlAM Nfi Ml UmCNM ■ask IMP, Page* M l r n at to* M a c Rac HOMESITE A af SEMINOLE YYQOOt, Flprldk. iKwdtoE ta H oaaittTR m Lm s I DncripHw THAT PART OP: Tha NR to a lto * SW to and tho N H af M t I f t* at Mo SW to at ICCTNM ft, TOWNSHIP » SOUTH, RAMOB M BAIT, lamFtortda. tt X 3 i * the Pormanant log tha IW corner cf • e c tlo n l i t run thonco N S N t n r i atong tha A bound­ ary tint thonot llllS t' la tha h t 11 Rig SW to of M NfrSF'W tharoaf M3.«r ta th *1 Ratoranc* Mawumawt an the 9. R/W ling of lamina la Waadt I^.Uuw-d tAO ^MWTWW ^el^aAUg NM RSM corner af tho N Vtaf too I f toot too SW to of told lection til continue thence M U t r iT W atana tatd f . kiundary lino af too IW to af too 9W to IM S la too N. R/W lint af tatd laminate Weedt Roulovardi thonco laa*ll'«»"W atang tatd N. R/W lino M l.t*; thonco. leaving told N. R/W Una. NM*IS'S4"W 401.99'i thonco Ntg*44'43"l 447.ST; thonco 917*1*'l * " « t*J.M’; thonco N93*M'1I"I 1*4.71’ to Iho PO IN T OP IIOINNINO; continue thonco N M W n r I m.S9‘ to a pawn an a circular curve concave to too trty having o redHM af HUM', told paint being on too W7y of alert told laminate RAY lino I Boulevard and heart *47*47-*7" I from tha canter of told curve: thence S’ly along taM Wly RAY line and too me af tatd curve through o control angle of T7*I4W' SMST to too and at told curve; thonco, leav­ ing to ld W ’ ly R/W lino. S71*M 'ir'W 7*0 00'; thonco Nar4T4*"w S4LM teat to tt»* ffnjnt ^M A m Im Im *M*tl ^^^ffWttf^. * — 14Iliad agolntt you and you are roruirad to aarva o copy l your i III t H on m RICHARD A TAYLOR. JR ■SQUIRE. Plelntlftt' at 'id d riiiltM t Dog Track Rood. Pott Otttco Boa HI7, langwaod. Florida S 7 » 1117, an or kotara ttpNmktr a IIYI. and file too origlnoi with tho Clark of tolt Court either co an Pieintifft' after; athorwlta a default will relief In tha Com OATIDan July 30, tttl. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS NIORSE ClQTkof the Circuit Court By: ttoothorBruttnor At Deputy Clark Pukllth. Augutl I. A IA It. tftl ocni IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I lia ftT U N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. I HAND FOR 9IMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Caaa MAtt-IMk-CA-14-0 GLORIA O. 9 ROYYN. Plaintiff, DENNIS P. GAVNOR and MARYANN GAVNOR, hit wile, and MARBEVA CLUB CON DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC, a Florida non profit corporation. Oalandontt NOTICI OP SALI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment of Forocloture doted Augutl 3. 10*1. and antarod In Cota No 01 IU0CA I4G ot tha Circuit Court In and lor Sami note County, Florida, wherein Gloria 0 Brown It tha PlaintIft and Damtit P. Gaynor. Maryann Gaynor. Mt wlto and Marbaya Club Candomlnlum Auociatlon. Inc are tha Defendant!. I will toll to tho hlfhett blddtr. lor cath. ot tho Watt Front Door ot Iho Seminole County Court heute. Seniord. Florida on the 17th day of Saptombar. tool, at 1100 am., tho lotlowing da tcrlbed property ae tat forth In told Summary Final Judgment ot Forecloture, to wtl CONDOMINIUM UNIT F A MARBEVA CLUB CONOOMIN IUM a Condominium according to the declaration af Condomini um thereof at recorded In Of llclol Record! Booh Ilf7. Page I07A and rerecorded in Book I M Page tail, of tho Public Record! ot Seminole County, Florida DATED thlt Sth doy of Augutl. 10*1. Meryenne Morte Clerk ot Court By Dorothy W Bolton Ptpj*»C 1t>t Publlth Augutl I. IA INI DEI *7 totcardTRmb'tSfl .h m af the tile Racardt af Seminato County. Ftortda; mart parttew* In flahtoft “ A” ERNIEIT " A " SEMINOLE YYOOOS HOMESITE* Ugai Ooacrlpfton THAT PART OP: T h a N W 'k a flh a S W t o a t SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. RANGE M BAST. SamWtotoCaunfy. Ftortda. •c W a fi dato at too ttrat of tot* «Sm T»4IM THB L A T IN OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTKB ON THIRTY OATS AFTER TUB D A T ! OF I IR V IC I OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIRL All other creditor* gf tho THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. Tho data of too ffrtf puhtlcotton of toto Naftco to kuguot IA it m i I t c f lB B 3 ft r « B th a n e* Nds*irtr*w otottf ttto^w. ____ i f Eto aw 1* of1 9f SBM SdCtton 39; NS9*3t'St*'B Btonf Hid N. n . Itoo. Stot3S*Sr'B s r s r to too Wly RAF Rng of O s c e e I b D r lv d i fh d h tg M P D l M f atong g ....... NTy R/W RM and ton w t t f of t r n ' 111 WET to a •aid M*fy R/W Mno, f i r w MS44* to too Ftont Ing tha SW corner' of Mid S o c fld n 31; run thonco N4#*43*44"W along tha W. kaondiry lino thereof IW J T to tha Farmanant Raloronco Mwtumonl datlgnatlng tha SW camar af itorom d NW to af tho SW to at Section it; continue thonco N W araf'W atong tha W. boundary lino (heroof IM7.17' to too POINT OF BBOINNINO: continue thonco N*t*43‘ 44"W atong t i l f W. kaundwy lino M 4 r to too Pormanant Rotor^^—^F ^^^WW^^WrY ^Mm^pFvMYlf^P t^^a NW camar af aatd NW to of Nta SW tot thenca NFf* M'» l" E atong tha N. boundary lino thoraof 7 »M '; thonco. leaving a old N. b ou n d a ry lin o , 9 J 7 * s r t* "i 1179.39* to tho NWty R/W lino of Wtoodrldga Oflva: thonco. 913*M'Jt'‘W atong aafd NW ly R/W lino IM.3T to Iho beginning af a circular curyo concave to tho SB 'ly having a radlua of IdM.at’; thonco SW*ly along tatd NWly R/W lino and too arc ot aald curve through a central angle of •I*34'I4" TACT to a point on laid curve; thence, leaving told NWly R/W lino. NM*S)‘ S3"W 1171.SI* to the Point of Beginning. Containing 1.774 acre! more Mod agolntt you and you ate rogulred to eerye o copy of your written ditonam. If any, to It on RICHARD S. TAYLOR. JR.. ESQUIRE. Pleintltta' at tornoy. whaia adWan It Ml Dog Track Read. Peat Office Boa 1117. Langwaod. Ftortda 17757 1117. on ar before legfimkor A net. and file too original with the Clerk of tolt Court either before torvlco on Plolntlftt‘ relief • «ar^ eM tto LamtDa THATFARTOF: Tho 9W to gf Eto SW t* af SECTION SB YOWttSMIP M SOUTH. RAMOB « CAST. Bito- lie o default will agolntt you tor too In too Com OATEOan July It. Itll. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of too Circuit Court fu • • rwfWM* liwaitoaa WTefWmT faimwwe ■y At Deputy Clerk Publlth: Augutl I. A IA 77. INI DEI-17 IM T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIONTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. INRE: FORFEITURE OF ease M US. CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE FROCSIDINO TO: Dev Id Creme M4 Lillian Or. Fern Park. FI. 77707 and oil othera who claim on Interett in toe following property: m o 00US. Currency Shot Itt Donald Etilnger. ot toe Seminole County Sheriff! Dept. Seminal* County, Florida, through hi* a lllc a r * . In vetllgatort or ogantt. tolled the above p ro p e rty an Juno IA INI. ol or near SR 440. Seminole County. Flerkto. and It ently holding told property toe purpoto ot forfeiture purtu onl to Soctlent »17 701 704. Flor Ido SlotutOA and will REQUEST that an Honorable Judge ot tho Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Stmlnol* County. Florida. Ittue o Rule to Show Couto why tho above property thould not bo lor felted to toe above agency Thlt re will be mode by MAIL time around */l3/tl THIS IS NOT A HEARING DATE! You will bo tent o copy ol the Rule f t Show Couto once It It tigned oy tho Judge and It will ortylte you how and when to retpond to thlt requetl lor forfeiture I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a rue end correct copy ol thlt Nonce wet tent to the above named addrettet by U S regit fared moll, return receipt re quettod. thlt ttn day of Augutt, INI. NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY By: P h ilip A rche r A ttitfe n t Stele Attorney 700 S P e rh A v e T itu tv ille . FI 777*0 (007) 14,5170 Attorney tor P la in t! It Borrcotail Publlth Augutt IS. 71. INI DEI 14* VKIMBEL II4S* Marti Sfroat Langwaad. FL377N NtWTto; J RICHkRDOJD DAVIDSON. Hltcach A Barclay III North Orange Av« .*•71 FlorIda NW >: (497) 4774IN Florida Bor No.: 754311 Pukllth: Augutt IAN. 19*1 DEI 177 NOTICI OF A FUEAIC NBABINB TO CONSIDER TMB ADOPTION OF AM ORDINANCE OV TNR CITY OF SANFOEOk FLORIDA Notice It hereby given toot a Public Hearing will bo heM In tho Commlttian Room of too City Holt In tho City of Santord. Florida, ot 7:M o'clock P M on Augutt 3A INI. to canoMar to* adaption *1 an orOlnonco by too City of SontorO. F tortoo. tttl* of whichltat tollowt: ORPtNANCE NO. MSI AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OP SANFORD. FLORI­ DA, CLOSINO. VACATINO. AND ABANDONING A POR­ TION OP THAT CERTAIN NORTH SOUTH ALLEY LYINO IN WELLINOTONS ADO IT ION TO SANFORD. FLAT ROOK I. PAGE Ilf. AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA PROVIDING FOR SCVERABILITY. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy than be eveilebto af to* office of to* City Clerk tor all portent Oatirlng to oiomlno All portlet In Internet and citHont thail hove an apportunity to be hoard afield hearing. By ardar *P to* City Cammluion ot tho City ¥ Santord. Florid*. ADVICE TO THE FUBLIC: If * porten OeciOet to appeal a Oacltlon mod* wlto reaped to any matter contldared at too above mooting ar hearing, ho may need a verbatim record of to* procoodingi. Including too totllmony and evidence, which record la net provided by too City af Santord I FSTMOtW) Janet R Oonehoe City Clerk PuMIth: Augutt IS. 19*1 DEI l » IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FROEATE DIVISION Flto Number 71W4-CP INRE: ESTATE OF JOHN E. POLK. Deceei*0 NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION Th* oOmlnltlrollon ot th* •tieto ol John E Polk, doceeteO. File Number tl 704 CP, It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminol* County. Flor Ho. Probate DUitlon. the adOrett of which It Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Probote Dtvltion. PO. Drawer C. SontorO. PorlOo 77711 Th* nomot and addrettet ol th* pertonal r«pr« tentative and the p ortan ol ropre tentotlvo'i attorney ar* tot forth below All Inttretlod portent or* required to III* with thlt court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE III *11 clolmt agolrtl th* etlal* and 131 any ob|*ctlon by an interfiled perion on whom thlt notice It ter.ed that challenge! tho valid lly ol th* will, the queliflceliont ol th* pertonal rtpretentative. venue, or lurlidiction ot tho court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIOMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ol thlt Nonce hot begun on Augutt It. 19*1 Per tonal Meprotentellv* DOROTHYJ POLK IM Laurel Drive Santord. Florida 7777) Attorney lor P e r tonal Repretentetiv* GERALDS RUTBERO. Eto SOUS H ighw ay 17V) P O Boa 1*0*77 Cettelberry. F loride 7771* 0*77 Teleohone laj/i 174 4774 Publlth Augutt It. 77. I«*I OEI 147 you or* r9**h*dt**nrm n CMV of your wrttoen dafanaoa. N any. to ft an RICHARD t. TAYLOR. JR.. I3QUIRI. Ptotoftff*’ oftamoy. w hom ndWow to S3t Oat Track Rand. Paaf Offtoa Ban 1117. LangwaM. Ftartda JOSE HIT. an ar hetom Soptombar a OATtOan July 79.19*1. (COURT SEAL) MARVAHHE MORSE Ctorb af toe ClrtuN Court By: Heather Rrunnuf AaOapufyCtorti PuMlaft: Auguat I, A IA 33.11 DBMS IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA. CASE NO. ft-1 9 » I INRE: THEMARRIAGE OF: JUNE OSTERLINO. e/k/n JUNE OSTERLINO LITTLE. m-am __ ^uyIIMWB* /WlMt JAMES LITTLE. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JAMES LITTLE YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihef an action tor Patttton tor Oftaolutton of Marrtaga he* bean filed asalnaf yau and you era regwtred to aarv* a copy ef yeur written dafanaaA If any, to It an DENNIS F. FOUNTAIN. RE QUIRE, too Wtto'a attorney, whoa# addraat la its# I . HNfmmyJ M l Sutto m . t M » September A t**i. and flto too arlgiftoi with too Ctorh gf toto Court attoor betaro aarvtce an to* Wtto’a attorney «r Immedl etoly thereafter, ethnrwiao a Datowtt wilt bo entered egetnef you tor toe rettof damindad In 4 ^ EWHpiBfni n ------«- ■- ■M IH B*N-M.l rwiiiMn. DATIDON JufyJA t**t. MAOYANNE MORSE CLBRKOF THE COURT BY Diane K. Brummett Deputy Clerk Publlth: Augutt I, A IS. 73.1«*l DEI 14 CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.*1-MtECAI40 OLENOALE FEDERAL BANK. FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. Fedarel Saving! and Lean Auocietien PleintiH v*. SONIA COORINGTON. ADOLF COOHI NOTON. her hutbenA end FHYLLIS MORRIS. * tingle perten. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: SONIA COORINGTON and AOOLF COOK INOTOft YOU ABE NOTIFIED that an action t* terectoee * mortgage on th* tel lewIng property In Seminole County. Florida LOT in. MANDARIN SEC TION EIGHT, according •* the Piet thereat at rocerdad In Ptot book J7. Paget SI and U. Public ■ecerdi el Seminole County. Florid* hot bean tiled ageinit you and you ar* required lo wrv* a copy el yeur written detent*!. If any. to It an Say Peacock, plaintiff t ! Harney, who** eddrett I* SIM Suntel Point Reed. Cleerwelor. FL 7443Son er before September 4 l*tl. and III* to* original wlto to* clerk *t tolt court either baler* leryk* an plelnllfTt *1 tornoy ar immeOUtely Ihereel •er etoerwii* a default will be entered egelntl you lor to* relief 0*mend*0 In toe cam plantar petition WITNESS my hand end to* tool et tolt Court on July 70. tail (SEAL) Clerk at to* Circuit Court By Heetoer Brunner Deputy Clerk Publlth Augutl I. A l l 33. I** I OEI 17 �M • Sanford HaraW, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Augus* 15, 1991 n ^ H te W M te i IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI IWMTRENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIMINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA o f t n r ih m t r r n t n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMI M i l COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN RE: FORFEITURE OF ti.onao u.s. c u r r e n c y NOTICR OF FORFEITURE CASE NO. ti-tggacA-ta-N CAS FAMILY CREOIT, INC. n/h/aC AS SOVRAN CREDIT. CORF. Flalntlft. **. CAROL! L. KENNEDY, J.R. IT T tE . TRUST MITROFOilTAN MORTGAOE CO TO: Andrew Mtinrlch HO Hawaii Creator. Cw iatoarry.Fl.M igi and all oMwra tow claim Intoretf In ttw following tlM B M U S . Currency Sheriff r ------Somlnoto County Sheriff-* Oapt.. Samlnolo County, Florida, through h it a lflc o r t , In- CLASSIFIED ADS Stminol* Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 _________________ 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 p r iv a t e IN Forth Tarrac*. Maitland. FL3371) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action N Nreclaaa a martgaga an too til lowing prepart > In SamInaNCounty.Florida: LOT IS. N O R T H W O O D HIIOHTS, ACCORDINO TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RE­ CORDED IN FLAT ROOK M. FAOI * FUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOEIOA. hot haan fltod again*! yau by CAS Sovran Credit. Carp., PMnttff md yaw are required to tore* a capy *1 your wrltton Ntonwi It any. to It an ERIC ORUMAN. ESQUIRE. 140* Watt Kennedy iou lavard , Tampa. FhrldP *ttbr, an ar « tito day at Saw t of tortottura purtuant to Sactlana «M.tol 7 *i FNrIda Stotutaa. and toll REQUEST i Judge at ttw Circuit Caurt,. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Sawlnalo County, Ftortda. Itauo a Rulo to la too ahawa agancy. TMt re quMt will ho mod* hy MAIL •amount* around t/tl/gt, THIS IS NOT A HEAR INO DATE I Yau toll ha aanl a copy at to* Rulo to Shaw Cauat onca It la ttonad hy ttw Judpa and It toll a N a yaw Mw and town to reapand to thlt raqwott tor V h I R I R V CERTIFY THAT a Ireo and correct capy at tola to lha M ow aal toto tot Ctorh at tola Caurt i hy U.S. regia* a default toll la tnttrad agalret yau tor ttw rellot damandad In ttw Campiatnttr PatifWn. DATIO Auguat A tfft. (Caurt Saal) MAEYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT ByiRwtoKIng Deputy Clark FuMNh: Auguat A 15, a . It, ttn OEMS >tola fto day at Auguat. mt. NOEMAN R.WOLFIMOIR STATE ATTORNEY By: FhilipArchar Awlatant Stoto Attonwy IMS. Far* Are. TUutullto, FI. IN7H Attamay tor Flalntlft PubtlW: Aupuot 15. M. 18S1 DEI-IN Circuit Court Seminal* County, Florida Cow ISD2IM C A U L Zlmmor A Atooclotot. Inc., d/b/o Com-Knobloch a Atooclotot. Plaintiff vt. Hutloy Van Systems. Inc., DoNndant fcJDPJL iv m m M v DUMMY Bomott Rocowory Corporation, Flalntlft vt Hutloy Van Syttomt. Inc.. Thaadw* Hutloy and Dtrrkfc L. Hutloy, Ootondant NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hy ulrtua H to*** certain Writ* of Ewcutlon. a* ttytod ahov*. and more particularly that certain Writ *1 Eaacwtton Ittuod out it and undw to* tool at ttw County Court ot Somlnoto County. Florida upon a flnol ludgmont rendered In ttw atoretald court on ttw Md day at Juno A D. m i. in toot certain cow onmtod Barnett Recovery Corporation Plolntltt v t Hutloy Van Syttomt. Inc.. Theodorer Hutloy and Dtrrlch Hutloy Defendant, which atoretald Writ ot Ewcutlon wo* delivered to mo at Starlit ot Somlnoto County. Florida and I have hvlod upon ttw tollawing dticribod property owned by Hutloy Von Syttomt. Inc., told property being located In SamInti* County. Florida, more particularly dotcrlbod aa follow*: On* 1174Kant TL. Vln M R On* IN * KV TR, Vln 13*330 balng ttorad tt Altamonto Towing Sorylc*. and ttw undortlgnod a* Stwrltt ot Somlnoto County, Florid*, will at ll:M AM. on ttw am day at Sogtomhor A.O. Htt. otter tor toto and tall to too hlphatt bidder, FOR CASH, wbjact to any and oil oilttlng Iton*, at ttw Watt Door, at too ttopt. ot to* Somlnoto County Courltwuta In Sanford. Florid*, ttw above dotcrlbod pertonal That told tala It being mod* to tetitfy ttw term* of told Writ* ot f million Donald F. Etllngw, Slwrlff SifTtlnoli County, Florltft Publltfwd: Augutt IS. 23. 39. Sept A with ttw Ml* on September 0, mt. OEI-111 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC NEAR IN*TO CGNSI D IR THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCI »V THE CITY OF SAMFORA FLORIDA Nolle* It hereby given toot a Public Mooring will bo held In tot Ctmmlulon Room at to* City Hall In the City M Sanford, Florid*, at 1M o’clock P.M. on AuQutt tt. tin , to contlNr ttw adoptton ot an ordinance by ttw City of Sontore. F tortoo. at toUowt: ORDINANCE NO. Itn Oorwral Dotcripfion ot too area to bo arvwwd and mo# It at fellOWl: A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN FROFEKTY LYING NORTH OF AND ABUTTING MEADOW DRIVE AND BETWEEN ART LANE AND DRIFTWOOD LANE EXTENDED NORTHERLY: AS SHOWN ON THE MAP RELOW: AD JU STM ENTS A N D C R ID IT S t hi Hw bvwH at m trrg r Ir rr ail, M r SatNarR HgraM will fed rtsfR R gM R M r ftusarlton dttly a a i awty M Mti oitdttt bt Mr cotl #1Mat huartiaw. PMatt duck ya*r *4 hr accuracy M r Hn t icy H rwti. 11-PjrSD N A b 71—H>i> W aited Free medical care. In lotion, caunaallng. private doctor ptu* living aip anw t. Bar m ists Cod ARonwy M w TEMPORARY SERVICES Cadi bicycle, naar Lk. Mary. Gamer mutt Manllfy. d f B H N i _________________ FOUNDIII Long C ^wbb|rteilre niypn UIreb* NTfuriDiv Miwat____________________ LOSTII Black 4 tan mala puppy. Vicinity of Sonlord Pott Ottk*. Sunday morning. » « » * » > » ............... 25—SqqcIa I N o t lc i Support A medical expenses paid. Call A tty* ■ Wotton, Hgmend A Notolto Sbotha i at* no am p l Bor m a t as SCCOME A NOTARY PINE TUNE FtANO SERVICE. It now ottering an introduce ry tt oft plan* tuning dt* count with TNI* ad. Spoclal Indudn-minor key repair* and Ir a * hur im lt it y ct c o n tr o l etllmatot... i»U U UH Q V X P V G V W T U I Z Z . ’ V. UH V E T O T l l i W J — I H C W M V W W V J P , PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don’t want to hold a mirror up in htw mn it la l fust wan! to show the part which is altractiva." — Rots Hun tar \ Funs. effe. Cator TV. micro, rafrtg.. util, inclutad. Maid **rvlc*. Quiet canvtoniont CBRMI-MMarMMMF L A M E FURR. entrance w/tath. Fto petti M l eweek.uHUncl.Mimi FRIYATE heme w/prlvitoee*. Esceltonf tocetlen. 211W iser dRy*. MATTS Mil IM FRIYATE heme in IM per week. ASoryom at m i -m w Tempi In Realty. E M M * St. John'* W— IN, O B M i n WALK T O _____ ___________ Ftr c w flw W f af social *arvlea tn mportotlwi pregram. Rttponslbl* tor Mlllna and payment system between m u ltipit providers and purchaser* ot service* and preparing ot financial report*. Knewladg* at grant, an* torprltt fund, and imall bus) nau accounting required, Exparltnca with accounting toftware dotlred. Pa grot In accounting and ana yaar oapa* rionca required. Salary H U N to S25.N1 d*pandlng on quali­ fication*. Send return* to: Wtotor Par*. FL 237M. Equal Opportunity Emplayar.______ ADO TO YOUR INCOME AVON! tELLSKINSO-SOFT MFUGRIMSKIOBS Eam up to ll 1.28hr. We Tralnl HIrIng now tor local area: CaH UtMtaTtSt 27— N ursory A Child C a rt NfTOPMro M in is A-t CHILDCARE. On Idyltwlld* Dr. Sato A loving environment tor y«ur child. Rato*, tides a wk. For Childctre 2nd to only Mam glm o call..-.....m -n s i A«C SMALL DAYCARE, TLC lor tablet A Ioddtor*. Hot moolt. Etc. Reft........ H U H a CHILD CARE In my homo, toddlara to 4 y r t . HRS certified. 33HDI3___________ CHILDCARE. In my Sanford horn*. Intent* W*kernel Ffen toto hour*. Jo Aon 334-4M0 DAYCARE AVAILARLE In my Hidden Lk. homo. Lott of TLC. LkJtTCttt........321-41*2 DAySOR EVENINGS InlantiWekMiial Rotor, it needtatkSe week. 321i m ■X PIR IIN C ID CHILDCARE, good horn*, good moolt. great cortl h l H r t t o F B H W MOTHER of 1 will tabytlf bytlt oftomoont end ttw Son lord homo. 331-U40__________ SHARON'S Adonbto Stinker* I I k . ref*I CPR trained. Hot moolt. TLCI Coll 3O-0IS4 SMALL QUALITY HOME LIKE D aycare A P r o a c b o a l. Opening* I Meals, learning programI Ft*yground I Pally lk*df Ck.ltoa-3.........m t u i WILSON ARIA Chlldcor*. all ■get. Doyt/NIgfttt. Reaton abtoratot™ ^™ jj^iJdM *i KregRj Float Opportunity For ttw price ot * now car, you can ttart a new career. Ekcellent opportunity In a pur* wrvlce butlnett with large etclutive territory. In a receitian proof marketplace. We have an » « tenlive training program with comprehend** morkellng tupporl lo help you Prim* local Ion* avail able Call Glenn today lor detail* CRS Inc. *02 *07 7*00 "HOW TO STAY HOME and make ever SI** a d a y " Excellent pay I Homeworker* needed! Over *00 companies need homeworker* NOWI Call lo r o m a iln g r e c o r d e d menage. *03*03 82*5 E it I* LATEST OPPORTUNITY lo make money while you save money. *M 422 Sltt _______ or *87 HI ttt* ________ RESTAURANT/PIZZERIA lor rent, with equipment Seal* 04 Ready to open. Corner 17 nandlllh St. Sanford Call anylime, 14*1142 4 1 -M o n B y to L n d W TOCIEW T? Non* bad bankrupt? Need a car. boat or home loan? No down payment loan* ar ranged Sentartl LM 4H40** 43—M ortgages Boug h t * Sold CASH FOR MTGS. Bill Rutter 300 Lark wood Dr Sanford 33* IM*. Lic'd. Ml* Broker Y7—ApQi tn>E»Y» - - 1/r - _ APPLY NOWI Driver*, security guard*, janitor*, warehouse help and office help. (Will train) IIS Phan* Fa*. ________ l-taa Ml MM. 55— B usintss OpportunHios C I T te te w T O rH m t N rkA ue.Furn.A U afW k.SM ••EAKKRUPTCV from llt**“ ••DIVORCE from S2S** K. Ntwockl, Attonwy, 000-2004 A W I U V J Quilt and Mcure. MM par m antk.IM iiacurlfr.M M g, I IETODICRL Q A E L E S HOTEL. «1 RNpwfld Av*. OEACKRRS 42— L o g il S trv ic a s CELEBR IT Y CIPHER S7S wk. Mato pretorradi D r tore 3PM: MI-MU S47S/mOp<u*Mturtty.3ja-H0i fM O M fU B R fM T W V n MOVE RS SPECIAL! 1 bdrm. FURNISHED ROORL KHcfwn IncId. SW wk. US Tuoedoy thru F rid a y I I N aan The Day botor* Fubtkotian Sunday A n d M onday 1 3 0 F.tt. Friday H I A Uceoted Cantractor. Con erel/Bulktof/Rnidofltlel. Call tor Into 10*0-132 IMS C n b n lf C^rwr crjplogran aia craatad hom quoutwis t>, Iwnuut people paat ant present Caen wi*» n th* cyivi stands tw another ta n , • c m A aquaU U ONE BEDROOM. Nice areal ON at. parkin. M l a mb. I..I.W ...JII w m i ._TVIWwb*nd*».lW4*a trues above reltoct a II K Co*h discount tor prempt payment Schedul­ ing may Inded* Herald Ad«*rtt>*t ot the m l ol m odwttorwt 4 q . Crewel when you get revolt*. Pay only tar day* yoor od run* at roto eornad. U*e lull detcrlptlon lor lattatl retultt Copy mutt follow orceptabto typographical lorm. 25—T raining A Education A complete detcrlptlon and a copy Ot ttw ordinance then be available ot the oftlc* ot ttw City Clerk tor all pertont desiring to tiamlne ttw tome All peril** In inter**! and cltlren* thell hove an opportunity to be heard At u id hctrlnQ By order ot ttw City Commluton ot ttw City ot Sanlord. F lor Ida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a perton dtrtde* to appeal a dec inon mod* with reipect to any matter contldered ot tn* above meeting or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record ot ttw proceeding*, including ttw tettlmony and evldtnct. which record It not provided by ttw City ot Sanford IFSIMOIOS) Janet R. Doneho* City Ctorh Publish Augutt IS. 32, l«*l DEI 17* L SANFORD 1 N t t t , 1 taGk Kltckan a**, pgal/tonnl*. waaRar/dryar. FSs^he^aeGdT. SM04toaHI.... ....-30VM73 SANFORD, Lg. MRrw. w/prtv. fl FarOetoiit: i aoe-ca-ciSA County Court Somlnoto County, Ftortda Case# *1/0*44 CCMH t e t e w i i 1 ' 'I1 1 -1, l:i^8 W wv1 ,- HNMMIR SFSCIALt M sceeetal Clean reams. Wyaiora Road, lotto t it , Slat*ot F lo rid a . P la in tiff v*. Hutloy Van SyttomA Inc.. OtNndont O H Q V U O K k R B ffT M M T ikparimred Nr buay aflk*. taMwalta tawtaw iaitonal (kill*. 2M-MM NEEDED • CHILD C M E In WHaan dtotrtct. ttekaaiaga. I — • • • • « vsi.erne IHuidA^AMi qnw^ww^uvtaywM ^lyrM w ir s^^e ^^ag tin s^pgg Slot* at Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security To* Warrant Account I 11*4443 Warrant I1 ( T U E U V T PARTY RATES n OETEBN - 1 bdrm aa**-. SMpar weak McludM uHtttto*. Na ■at*. CaR M M nt reum i to: Rm U. Oatary. FLiansaats NOTKE OF ACTION To Doftndant, CAROLE L. KENNEDY i preport! an Juno a m i, at ar naar S.R. 434. Saminato County, Ftarida, and It prat ’ U C V tk m fe n R tr/ fh a q M a tin waman to pnavMe kGUOAlSdAlRR uA n*«sgROVyifi|> geaala mOf ij *ft* childcare^in Pretoastorud CLASSIFIED DEPT. hours 11 IR T M l CIRCUIT COURT n - H r ip W n M Immediately I Atk tor ............ Call «3 » 4*43 AUTOMOTIVE MCCtMNIC Need taka charge person to oversee shop. Must knew front end, brake*, supentlan*. a wheel computer allgnmant* A have own tool*. 221-MM a CNC MACHINIST* Minimum S years *> per lance to operate and program. Established company. Croat pay plusbeiwlltsl Hurryl AAA EMPLOYMENT 7WW.lSlkSt.mjlM COMPUTER SFCOMIST For technical support of social service transportation pro­ gram. Responsible tor creel log program* to support ad m ln lit r a llv a d u ties at coordinator and report writing required. Multi user Parados and/or Dataltoa aipartonc* preferable. Salray *20.000 to tlS.N1 depending on qualifica­ tion*. Send return* to: Sartton Chtot, Traaspartatton Dt*advantaged Pregram, tan Wymare Read, Salta 111, Winter Park, FL 227**. Equal Opportunity Emplayar.______ CONSTRUCTIONM l TIROES Local/Carlbbean Island* I-W7JF7-WWTalant talldare Faa COOKA Dunbar's Re*tourant Call Paul: __________ 373 an i___________ Full lima, 11-7shift Cam* |alnour team at Oatary Manor, an SNF with sub acuta unit prevldbtg care and *arvlea* to tklllad patient* I*, ventIletIan dipandant. Wa alto prevldi a variety at ether servlet* usually ottered in ttw acuta care setting. Eapar lance desirable but will train. Campotitlve salary and benefit*. Excellent working environ- 0 &iRV MANOR MfLHwytf/Vl DeRary.M-F, SAAMPM ...EOE SECURITY OFFICERS - weakly pay, ISJS par hour to start with regular raita* plus benefit*. Far prettlgieu* utili­ ty campany In OaBary. HS diploma. Ffa. driver* Ileant*, good credit history and able to paw drug totl. Current Fla. guard llctnta ar carflltcate required. Metre Security in Orlande.................1-MI-27W TELEMARRETERS We’re open and making US In our Santord Office. Com* |oln us! Will train the right pertonalllletl Call LHa tor tob*rvNw*iMtoS:M22a-33M TYPIST 10 *0 word* per minute. Word processing experience. Medi­ cal helpful. Santord ofllct. Sand resume: Btad Be* 43*. The Santord Herald. PO Box IM7. Santord. FI 32772-14*7 WmhottM/Driwn USA72S weekly + benefit*. iw iii train) t-itl-Maa. RNKCRIR DRIVER Mu*l live In Santord Areal Eiperlencad ONLY I Apply In per>on:2307W HIS). I RAYTECH For busy orthepedk off k*. Contact Sharon............7*7 1111 14 -1 8 Y E M S O LD ? REEDARM? The Santord HaraW ha* direct door la door sale* position* aval labl* today I EARN EXTM MONEY Monday Wednesday, a aPM (F le x ib le ) Fay by commlwlon. To apply: Stop by weekdays, 1-4PM, atk tor Dave. Tta Santord HaraW. Mb f t Franck Av*. lanlaed. EOE SANFORD - I prlvecy. MS/wk ptu* SMb se­ curity indudM utuitto*. _________W » B F ATTRACTIVE I bdrm., quiet area, *11*/wk include* all utiima*.Ceimiaa*7________ ring ream, kitch­ en and tatti. i i m par weak, utltllla* Included, glut MpMlI. MI-bliaarttP-lMT EFFICIENCY AFT.. Vary nice, utilities included, t blacks SANFORD - I bdrm. axcellant nalghbarhead. cam piat* privacy. M par MMaacurlhr. Cad 223-Mi* 1 BDRM., wall to wall carpal, A/C. recently remodeled. Large potto area. UtA/me. WW1S I BEDROOM. AC. calling Ian*, reamy. m s plus CaN..................- ALTAMONTE SFRNMS - Hug* 3 bdrm. I bath, washar/dryar, tsaa/me. MA4221___________ W wBNANDNCNw* ROSECLIFF APARTMENTS New J bedroom apartments, tor UIB. W/D connection*, tcraenad pallet and extra storage closet. 1147 *q. tt. Located on Lk. Mery Blvd. Call 373-MS* Equal Homing Opperlunlly I FIRST FLOOR, 2SU Myrtle Ava.. to. living rm. 3 bdrm., 3 bath. Wall to wall carpet. CHA. weshtr/drytr. *171mo. *4S-ttl*ar IttA ttei JUSTUKEAHOME Single Hoar with private entrance. Studio*. I A 1 bedroom*, many extra* In­ cluding storage space. Qulet.caiy community. Nice landscaping ON SITE MANAGERS WHO CARE II SANTOROCOURT...323-3341 LAKE JENNIE APTS. Under now management) Call ut about our move In special* from MW I Broker, 332 *774 MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada Ibdr..... ..... SMI me. 2bdrm.,..n*2moSup-.33M*l» NEW 1 BDRM., 1 BATH, Tewmheut*. Hear downtown Santord. Washar/dryar hook­ up*. outside utility rm., mini blind*. t«25 me......... 323-1*43 NICE I BDRM. garage apt. Santord. *100 par month plus t.MlTto? to t.tn a to .a tn w A/C, racontly ramadtl IDS— Dupltx- Tripltx/Kint 191— H o u s e s F u m islM d/R ofit SANFORD • Large! tarns. Irani parch# t Stock Nam new hospital. til* par weak plus MMaacurttv. CaR 33S-2M* NICE 2 BEDROOM, qviat reMadefy I DORM. 'I bath callage, furnished, tlts/mo. IIM dapa*ll. Call 2U7U*. eve*. 2 BDRM. Iteth. Wath/dry. Fenced yd. Naar latafrenfl USB me > dap........... 231 434* SANFORD, aka 3 bdrm.. AC, carpal. DlthwasTwr. laundry rm.. carport. MIOme. MA781* TWO BEDROOM. 1 Balk. CHA. wath/dryar hookup*. Wall to wad carpet...............2311 ItM PARK A V I - 3bdrm Wli/mo. plus SHO security. ___________ MAIM*__________ 1 BDRM. 1 BATH. Santord. Appliance*. Flo pel*. *400/mo. p'us security. *** 4147utter A * 1 BDRM. 2 BATH, central A/C, all appl, dlipoul/diihwaahef near high school 33I1XW I IIS — Houses UnfwmishEd/Rout ATTENTION INVESTORS CALL US FIRST tor top Sami not* County tingle family and duplex rental properties! HO REALTY, ttl MM NEED A 1 BDRM. or 3 Bdrm. In DELTONA? Large selectionI PRIMARY REALTY....174J7M DELTONA-2 BORN. Neat and Clean) dt*M BRENT LAWN ST. dlISFW ESTPAQEST. No pet*. Retorence*. Oft Providence Blvd.. turn on n o r t h P a g * , w e s t to Brentlawn. 1371mo 574-1040 FERN PARK 2/Uy CHA Haw paint, carpet UM mo. Schuron Realty Ml-1*47. 107— Mo6tf# H o m o s/R qwI OEHEVA, 3 bdrm CHA” i t Pets) *37} mo. plus deposit. Stt-aill Ivenlng*_________ j_ MULLET LAKB FK.. 73 l|. mobile home. 2 bdrm*. un fumllhed tor rent. 1117 )117 1 ONE BDRM.. lorn. BARGAIN rant, qulot neighborhood. Park Ava. Mobile Pk. 222-lttC SANFORO-PAOLA AREA. ? bedroom on private tot. USD month plus UM security. 40713*4413 ar HA1*A1*3* . 2 BDRM 2 RATH trallar on private tot. Water furnished. MM/mo..........Calll HI 4t7l 2/1 PURN. AC. waler/gartag*. Fence/covered patio. No pelt! UIO + 1300sec 773 l!17 115— P arkin g Space i F o r Rent [ IDYUWLDE AREA 3 bdrm., vary large family room w/flreglac*. Completely remodilad Including central H/A. New carpal and appli­ ance* w/dlshwether. New vertical* all window*. Calling tans. Fenced yard w/baat shelter and storage. Leaking tor tenant wanting a vary nice place to live and willing to lata car* at It. Absolutely no pat*. Rat's required. UiO plus security d*po*lt.Bl-J1ttt T : D O W N TO W N SAN FO R D , NEAR COURTHOUSE. i ________ CALL m-TH 114— W artHous* S paca/R an t .* D O W N T O W N E R I C '* WAREHOUSE SFACB - 30»>p 30,000 *q tt. Deck H< Sprlnklered Call 040544 ;• CROWN SQUARE MUVERY PERSON Needed Part time. Night* A I0:MPM. C*II487 332-15*0 MRTM ASSISTANT A RECEPTIONIST Denial Alllttanl, require* return** A copies at certlfl cate* lent la: Boa *S0M7. Lake Mary. FL HTtSOa?. Recepltonltl pie*** land re wm* to tame P O Ban. EARN SMAIINa WESKI Stuff envitope* at tare*. Na caatt SEND SASI to: Oelden Ototrlbutors, PO Ran 27112*-C. Carpet Ckrtrtt, TK 7*07113* GOOD WORKERS NEEOBDII DAILY WORK DAILY PAY Call tab 123 7*11 aWar »pre GREAT MONEY Dlltrtbutlng patented nutrition product* Pebble Martel......... >»*-»m HAPPY ELVES CHILD CARE CENTER need* orginliad dependable and energetic care giver. E>p and natural love lor children » must 331 73*4 ‘ IRRIfiATKM INSTALLER Residential e ip e rle n c e Driver* ik. m a in ________ LEGALSECRETARIES For long and short term lem porary postilion*....... 323 4413 MAIDS INANTED! FULLTIME Call Tidy Maid, 31*11** MAIDS SAtratEROrlMAi North Cueil relaled. service or tented persons, needed. * Guest Attendants (Maids) • a Laundry Attendant a Apply in person: I 44 Maitland Blvd Tues Thun 10 3 EOE___ MATURE Individual, w/car. lor esc income opportunity! Will treln! I 407 773 7431 eit 1731 MEDICAL NIK PAY SCALES ATHHC Accepting application* lor Certified Nursing Assistants Those with esperience given priority! Apply *H AMNnvijto Av* Sanford HiUhfNR Health Cara Canter as n s u M n | ONE CALL DOES IT A LII Palndng, masonry, welding, mewing, etc. 11 PH. 224-3770 CARFENTRV, MASONARV palming and Id* work. Fra* #t 11mates. LlK ’d. .Call I1T432* T t tring _______ service All make* Fra* etf*. a7a-isi4.24lwurs.7dav* 2 3 5 N EN /U S IO 4f f UANCES Buy/Sell * Recend/Guarantoed HOME 47PU 4RCE...322-34I 3 Automotivt O ET A iT f E v T r .TSt your car sparkle tor summer! Camp. detail servlcel..........3J0-472S HEADLINERSI Moil car* $40 Wagon* |7S Vinyl lop* UO up Carpel UO up *044** 3*44 B u ild irInfl Contra ctors * AOOITIONS. All remodeling Ovality work I TrevbleiJsael I Retorence* MH*a*7A*41» NEW. REMODEL REFAIR HOMEL OFFICES. STORES All type* cueslrvdton. Ret/Caws 331 4*33 S.O. baluU, C0CII4SM Horn* I m p fO V E iw n t mpfOVEm ADEPT CARFET CLEANING. Circular dry foam sy» dry In 1 hr Seminar dkcawif **4 4731 a g f l W T5*T7T*r On. Entor. Gen carpentry I Hem*, alllc*. kitchen, bath 1234*2*7 O w n in g S>rvic# H o w REjM irs TNI CLEEH TEEM THE HOUSE DOCTOBI All horn* repairs! Palnt/Termd* damage. Lk./les...... 3U-MII CLASSIC CLEANINOI FOR CLASSY CLIENTS) Call lha Clean Team: _________ m an e *•**_________ CATHY'S CLEANING SSRV ICE Retorence*. reasonable rale* Licensed I Cad 333 7470 LEAVE THE Huesewer* la e*l Flo job too small I Reasonable rales. RaspoaslM*. 33*1*44 SUMMER 7 HOT 2 CLEAN? Rato* frees 113 A im Call Jay I R n / n a n ..............*14 4*47 C o n c re tE CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 2 Man Qualify Opera Hon! 33*3121/14*74*3 Low n ir v ic E COMPLETE Qualify L a w ^ Landscaping. Tree Service 4 Irrigation, competitive rate*. tree estlmatotSunny’ *323 1*34 L A W N M A IN T E N A N C E Commercial/Residential. Law R*U*l Call Tern 23X13* RANDY'S QUALITY LAWN. Complete car*, clean up* Since 14*3 Frecast.! 3314714 Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brkk. block, stucco, concrete Renovation* U c | ^ ^ n »«ija * w u a * i»7 Carpantry* T in e * Moving B Hauling CARFINTER All kind*of hem* repairs, painting A ceramic til* Richard Gres*.....3311*71 SHARP FENCE! 1st Rat* work Law Ml Free ast. Weed, chalnlink 4 rrpeln 10*431 S 4 R HAUL Ilid. Vard Irain appl. turn Cheap'on lima) *11/up Call Ray 313 73*3 * e eHAULINO.yard Ira* appliances, lurnilure, trash !i any kind I Rickard..... 373-770 Painting ; DICK PINOUk’S FAINTIM Quality work! Int/Exl.. Ll< 4 Insured Free ttl! 133 1773EXPERT FAINTING 4 Fret Washing Repair*. Int/ex Freeest llyrs 747 *413 ~ Plumbing HOfRINS PLUMBING All your plumbing needs! 74 jou rsi iRFooii/wm naa __ProMUf Clwninc FCM House wash md paint11 "Quota* by phone". C ^ o j^ M a jt a o jA M I P M StcrtUrial a T yping Strvicos CUSTOM Typtng/beekktepm DJ Enlerprlset. *0IB E 3J St ■Santord 12a 0471/322 74! Trash Hauling H TL S E R V IC E S Ira i cleanup Call today tor tr esttmate7aoj4*4_________ Tree Servict ■UNYANS T T E t SERVICE Tree work, light haul _ estimates, insured X RICH'S TREE REMO hr service. Ire* « best prices! 774 9*41 \ih'rrii>r ) tun Husitir '*h / rr i ) Du \ f tu [\ I tut' | > ^ / 1 Drr Mnnth 1 all * h t h >f//r*»/. U J J i t l l 3221544.............E.0.E./H \ �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 16. 1991 - 7ft K IT 'N ' C A R L Y L E # Sy Uny W rifk r 1)7—M oM to Horn**/Sato efftSTOftfCl BBONOQNI* O nPAftKenftAftK VltfTftstom&HMT? i.(eat.see ft, ■ ■ H i A/C a ih H Starting W MclntaMiftaad. m g # i. m u m . xm off, n . Calf M I X * . _ _ TT/M M * p Office MBV Orea* Mr aN types el J g j j M . B M B W B I B MU rJ 115- l n M -m m r t o l W - H f W B t o r ia t o ^ ' * B T C • I S 1S * , ^ Meed repalrst Behind an u m n n . M ft. cells J W T i W f c 'i d a y d i e < f X w T w o, y o u 'a n o t b u m ; m Gevemmenl Rapes 4 A u u m r No Quality Hemet In Semi n e le /O ro n p e /V o lu tlo /La k e Ceuntto*. K t K f S - * '; F te d d a W ta H y U M N KH N M N O IKf Ptaeaatofmetmp. MMCnmlUlfM r s o i ____ > Mrm., * beta. CB M M I • 2 bdrm. I m M fhptaeMW Mcurwy depwit. w q i ^ M U M IIV IU M «-t7 tl U . Mary BL 1 Mrm. I Tee WWitlifTi dm —-— *-* aM fM AC* new carpet. 4 paint, ell appn aecet Lett el Inaide tierapt bu«1 kb FHA peel HIM buyer can put |wet OMP Bewn and teller will pay alt el buyers' deem* 4 Men ceeta. Deuble M. IM X lei. Drive by at Mlt Hibtocue Caurt, then call er leal knack an deer. ITf.fM 111521 I Mrm. 9 MM. omtm/i UW im . V I C M. l e t . 'I k Reel I Met* Bream, U7 UM "^ C h a rle t Slade, ten, M IM P e rM ta H I MILLS • At yeu drive Inte this levely new cammunity, leal the tarenlly and peace turreund yeu. With Its ancient aaks. euertlMd lets w/deed re itlc lle n s , and privacy - yeu'll knew yeu’rs home I Came and tee, yeti'll never teavel LOTV S21.7M 125— F o r Lm b b • el/1 B AR K O M M IR a a ■ SJMMe. CALLAlCMaei n>m > HOM ISW /LO TSFROM M M M i i \ 1 1 \ i k i n f J U n COUNTRY ATMOSRMIRII ) B d u p in c e m m m M y Mrm. i bath an elmatt t/2 acral Family ream end ratted yatie. Hunt eek treat I tVJM INVISTOR'S IftICIALt Duplex. | bdrm. w/central H/A, and t bdrm., M ' "WONT Seed rental hitler*, id . tee « John's Realty, t e r m t in M O VH N SKCttl E f f . , 1 , 2 , 4 3 ft m o nth To !. I t X • t bdrm furnlsbad. Dabary. usoo. 0M4QWOr 333-07*7___________ MS NX St mobile heme. 1 bdrm. 2 bom. larpe screened perch. Asking SIMM............3234202 m taom y Tow nhousos A v a ila b le RENTS STARTING FR O M Come by and see your new home at Geneva Gardens, You’ll be glad you did/ * * f m w u i* * C tacts A M O R • S bdrm. « \ s n <T MBs, noctous. oacoltowl corv dMml Fireplace, tamltv rm. X 7 ill STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . VtoRst and safl Saafordtalw Alary area. M T E M A N REALTY IN DILIOHTFUL DBLTONA Split 3/3. Super floor plan. Family rm.. fence. Near 1-4 4 all schools..................SIMM. MM leMerd Ave. • 1/1Uw/workthep S4t.no a 1/ 11», nice neighborhood Spilt plan wfth cathedral call­ ingI 1 car parage w/epaner. Bslaa market at......... .!**,*** Cad Janet MansRiN Oays, 2M-tm Bvea. m n n SANFORD/LK. MARY 1/2 Spacious, family rm. w/fpk. Nsw p lu m b in g , la n c e . Sprinkler sye., well.....SIM M •1/1, greet location 144.MO ALL ABOVI H IN T TO OWN I Morse lovers, this one’s tor you! 11acres with 3 bdrm. IE* bath. Flraptaca, scretned parch........................ 1*7.000 ASSUMI • NO QUALIFYING Only t v m dawn. Lovely 3/1 w/br*akfast bar, pantry, skylights, morel Only.. l For PM Price at It 701 6. tsm St. 1 Mrm. I't bath, C/H/A. fenced, w/24 X 70 block workshop or 1 car garage Priced under today's market I.................... SOf.sOO. DBLTONA LAMBS 1/1 Large greatroam, Mp country kit w/bay window. Land­ scaped 4 fenced......... ssasm •10 V i WITH WOOD FLOORS includes 2/1 perage apt. Fpk, treed let. Super Investment property. New............ SMftO. MI-2257 lY O W N tN 110.000 down, owner financing. 3 bdrm. 1 both, central H/A on I aero 171.000 ...Call 32} 4713 OUTSTANDING 1/1Vi Secluded Country Downs. Ev­ erything In tup condition. Ail appliances. New.......S1SL50S. FOR SAU 0ft MKT Newly renovated. Sanford (Goldsboro) 2 bdrm. I bath. 111,100Murray Java. 3231400 Nice 3/1. Added temlly rm. plus carport 4 outside utility rm. Priced et............S FOR SMI IT OWNER Assumable to qualified buytr. 3 bdrm. P i bath, living room, family room or 4th Mrm., largo kltchon. Nice corner tot. In around pool, 143,000 323-*403 GOV'T NOMBS Almost nothing down, almost no closing costs. No gimmicks! Call Mlko STARTING OUT Super cut* 3/t w/famlly rm., big yard, quiet area. In OeBary. Going now for....447,000. CALL ARTTIM I t.v.i.p. ns-sags_______ 322-2420 321-2720 Inc 3 2 1-3 6 6 3 7S4S Park Or., I iatord S4IW. Laha Mary 41.. Lb. Mary G/tet sterter/lnvestor home. 3/2 with fenced yard and screened porch S4S.M0 •In O vr 3 5 th Y ta r* CAUIART REALTY 322-7491 1508 W. 25th t t , Sanford • 322-2090 Hours: M on.-Fri. 5:30 - 5:30 ■ S a t. 10-5 SPACIOUS POOL N M H I 4 Mrm. 1 MM spNt plan family mam. I mbwi Lake Mary BI.Agrpat vatu* at.................... .tflJM ^Mlnui ft IHWI lubRRi kVB*fb A wvMylW oaAbM kMMb fir- a W IwTBn. Q e q e v a Q a rd e q s Pinecrttl area. 3 or 4 bdrm, large living rm, new central H/A. I.4M sq. It., fenced backvardUMOQBI 3072 SANFORD. 3/2. Assumable mortgage pool. Ml.000 TWO BEDROOM, lerge tot. 132.000 130 17*7 limited Time Offer M ANAM M INT 4 REALTY _____ OMMTMBmMWg TIKOMS/SMPDRi F0RSAUBT0MKR 1 bptm. 3 both, Ig. master, tg. livin g and d fn ln g aroa w/flreplace. Weed deck. ig. tress. Privacy and security. Bstra mam tar office, hobby or pats. 3rd bdrm. Tennis and pVt/t p* IWIW^pBPp. Oey*.mas3t Bveshmabinde, a m p TWONOMEftl LOT Perfect tar large family er mother in law. Includn 3 bdrm., 1 bam. PLUS Attached 2 bdrm.. I bam, PLUS large shad PLUS fenced yard. Great value *1 S IA M complete with 10% deem to qualified buyer er TRAM IN yes# ham* or tot equity CALL NOW 11 CAUIART RCALTT 322-749R WHY PAY KRTT St down tar Vets • A mil* m«m tar others, grand new 3 bedraem 7 bath hemes with 3 car garages from utg, total monthly payments. IMtasrsal Re* tty, gti-m s NSAR MAYFAIR Golf court*, nicely weeded 100X145 S14.N0. Ownar/Realtar..........2217*7* OCALA N A T 'L F O R IS T , Mtaadtd tatsl SLtSO each, no money down) *71.41 monthly. ________ IM M W jM S________ . SUFBR 1.4 ACRE Building lot on paved road Lei Is between n w new nomat now only S33.000. StawUrom Realty 222-242a 141 ACRBS ail or pari, custom ponds, lenca. Will finance. near Oeland...............X U I t t 1 ACRBL RIVER M RS, OS T U N • SI. John’s access Rtslr Icted. Asking S30.SOO ^ ^ ^ _4 0 M 7 4 W *^ ^ ^ ^ YOUR NtW SMYRNA CONDO C O N N IC T IO N I Sanford native. Drenda. Ownby Real ( 1 st M o n th O n ly ) N IC K • C L E A N • Al l O R D A IN I *1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms* • C a b le T V • W a s h c r/D ry e rs in S e le c t U n it s • S e lf C le a n O v c $100 O ff • Icemaker F IR S T • D is h w a s h e r • G a rb a g e D is p o s a l • Pool • C lu b h o u s e M O N T H S C a rp tt ft V in yl, C allin g Fan, V e rtica ls ft M inis, P o o l, T tn n ls Court, C lu b h o u M ft Laundry Room 2450 Hartwell Ave„ Sanford MON.-SAT. 9 - 6 • Sun. 12-3 324-4334 s i £ s C tU 3 »t m _ 157—AAotolla H am aa/Sato Step Up Into A Come Home To Country Style Living! G rea t A partm ent! 1, 2 & 3 Bwdroom 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath a aa 330-5204 (Zowtntf Z d a 6 e - a p a r t m e n ls I A M IT-St N 4IRPO0T §LVtL TUKM W KtT m e of a w i t s u n on n on T M tiifP A iiiu n SATURDAY, AUG 17,10AM 37th and French Av*. Sanford Behind Pinecrttl Shopping Confer (Mini Warehouses) Toots, lawn equipment, TV s, furniture, tots of mis*, house hold. CB equipment, lots lots more I Col. B.J. Rose Auctioneer AUlOf* OMAONOVAOX AM/FM duel cessetl* stereo. New, only about to hours ol uso. S100 1300*44 •COMFUTER PACKAOR Commodore 14 keyboard, disk drlvo. Okldata 170 Printer#. S100.... .................... 321 310* 119—O ffict Supplies /Equipm ent 14X54 2/1, gas and electric home......... .......... It. loo Ersker, 333 0140/031 5745 MUST SILL. 14 X 73. 1/3 AC. 3 porches, all appliances Nice family homel S7000 31* 0*4/ BOAT, ‘ 74 Bonita. IS HP Johnson, good engine, needs hull, slectric and steering cable work. Till trailer. 1st ties lakes It 1............. 221 *441 •OWRIDER. II If., 140 HP In/oulboard Canvas top. traitor. 17300QBO. 1311141 HOtlE CAT 14. good condition w/troltor. 1400 Gut Ornberg. 3rd end Holly Avo. Sanford. __________ 323 7*54___________ 1*47 CRI1TLINIR V Bottom tlborglasi boat. FREE I It No motor, no frailer. Clear title. U Haul away I 321 4014 FOR M L I -150 Rocket Engine with 4 barrel carburetor in­ cluding transmission, *400 OgO takes all 331 3*41_______ • FORD FEU Transaslisten. Exe. Condi tton. DM3224*30 __________ PaysSI__________ TOOL BORIS - tar small pick up truck. SM 33*3524. days; er 321 47*1,1 • VOLKSWi 2 •opr*, a parts, toft all. 1*54140. steal at 175 Oveide____________________ ’*1 • '4S CHIVY II peat parts, glass, sheaf metal. Interior, bumper. Going fast, calf newt 130 13*0_____ 319—Wawtod to B uy •AKC OOLDEN RETRIEVER. FREE. FREE. FECEI 7 yrt old. ftrrul*. spayed Forced Into giving up! (Apartment dweller) 171 4270 O FIM ALI CAT. LOVING A Friendly! Grey tiger strip* tabby Spayed A dec lawed F R E I t l l TO A OOOO HOME! IN 444* GSOROE THE PYTHOH. 3 3 5 -T ru cks/ B u sts/V a n s Alum ^ane *f^gWeDO^NT ItowtRAA^ae HIU illinu Inum 'll wEnt, m Nen-Ferrous Metals........ Olats KOKOMO.......... .........333 I1M ANY NINTENDO TAFISt In good condlllont Reasonable price 1.....................3212*4* >M ETAL TOOL BOX lor pickup truck. Black, water proof 5’ 5'. *35 373 4442 333-M usical M archandisa 1**l J I I P ORAND WAGON*ER 4 wheel drive. VI. lull power and air. Locally Owned, i owner, Very very clean. Servlet record* available. USS*.........Call 377 43*7 1*74 DODGE PICK UP 3/4 tan. VI. auto, wood body, good rubber, 11,300 Excellent con dltlonl Gu* Ornberg. 3rd and Holly Av*. Sanford 373 7*54 '7* PLYMOUTH VAN. Auto. I70K, run* great, ctoan. good shape. * cyl.D 1*5 37340*5 '43 FORD F-IM p up. short bed. 300 engine, PS. crulM. tilt. A/C, to.000ml 13.400377 0543 BLOND guild acoustic guitar model G17 with hard shell case. Asking S375373 5154 THOMAS 1 keybaard ergan with foot pedals 1150. Gu* Ornberg. led and Holly Avr, Sanlord.................. 333 3*5* 333—M iscellaneous C O N S O L E sewing m achine, *30; '75 74 D M g* Ptym eufh auta. tra m m listo n U S 377 4174 a E X E R C IS O R / w a lk ln g machine. Seers 575 1*175 value) 111 1050 OA1 BAR • DUE DRILL Excellenl cond 175 US 3330, days, p r i l l 4743,evenings ‘ OLDIE GUT G O O D IE " Royellta 44 (Hoyel) typewrit •r. manual. 535 firm, col lector1! Hem. 333 7*53 _______ TWO QUEEN ANNE Chairs. Elhan Allan Dk cherry, mauve strip* w/blu* A pink Hewers 177 4541 Alter 5 10 TWO U DAL. Aquariums, com plala with stand, hoods, filters, grevel etc. Ext. Ig. fish SIM tor all 3740SS4 4WATER FILTER, new in the box. (NSAI New. cost U7* first 540! Includes installation 371 1*75 231- C a r s T M E UR PAYMENTS NOMONEY DOWN * «eept lax, tag, till*, etc Itar CHEVY SPECTRUM 4 door. auto, air, power steer log. stereo! Only Ills *0 per month! (47 months ,< ISSN APR) Call Mr. Payne Ceurfssy Used Cars, 333-3113 TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except fat. lag. title, etc ISI7 CHEVY C A P R IC E CLASSIC Auto. air. power, stereo Only 114* S7per month (44 months a If S% APR | C all M r Payne CrMirteiy Used Cars. 133 7131 SuMIMorCti 237—'T ractor* bin T T ra lltra )**0 W E L im R O O ^ r e ito T Enclosed V X 0>y. Nosecone, roof veni, and extraal 41550. *0*14347544X1 1754435 235—Vthicto* Wantod AA AUTO SALVAGE of DeBary WE WHOM AND PA VI Top tt for (link. Car* A Truck*. 239— M otorcydos and B ikts 1*7* HONDA 75* K 79.000 mile*. runs/leo*sgrtal! 11.700 OBO 330 *353, taev* msg ___ 1*07 SUZUKI 110 Endure. Herdly ever used! 5400 Cell Pal 333 7470er 1257*30 241—Racraational V th lctos/C am p r s AVAILABLE SELF STORAGE! Outside storage for RV'sl Inquire. 51. MF. 233-541$ NOMAD TRAILER. 3* It l«*T Ideal travel or liv* Ini Roof air. TV. sleeps 4 Extra nice! Only *3300__________ 377 7*7* RV RENTAL lots. H45 mo Incl water, sewer &garbage Park Av*. MMito Ph. 177 2*41 Hi' Toll* 193— Lawn ft G arden 199— Pets ft Supplies 34X45 3/3 split Nice family home ......................11* 000 233— Auta F a rts / Accassartoa # ELECTRIC T yp ew riter. Smith Corona Prlcad to Sail I SID........................ 333 4115 MID SINHIEI SPECIALS 14X40 3/3, all etnctrlc, ancellsnt location, many eitrat......................Sia.000 215—Boats and Acctssortos 157—Sporting Poods OSINS. Mont to speed 540 331 747* OOOLP CLUBS. Me Gregor. Jack Nlcklaut I * Iron, wedge, putter, 1 4 3 woods, t matching bag Emc. cond l *100.... .................... 373 7304 POLICE ACADEMY. Collector, shooter, painI gunner or ad venturtr. Cell FEBA for some of the best prices around I 447-754 5445 OWEIOHT SET 110 lb barbell, weights and bench S50 377*145 NO MONEY pflWW axcepf fix, lag. Illto. eta ISM CHIVY CAVALIER CS eute. air, AM/FM stereo, power steering, power brakes. ONLY |13*M per month (30 months 0 I4.*%AFR) Call Mr. Peyn* Courtasy Used Cars. 3251133 IS** SUBURU 4 wheel drive station wagon. 5 speed. A/C power windows. AM/FM corntta. 14.248330-2704 ’n o u s n i c u i 4 cyf. 4 spssd. AM/FM w^cau Goodcend 3755500 335337* tar 1979 AUDI 5000 S AUTO. STEREO. 4dOR. LOOKS OOOO. RUNS GREAT *888 1474 CHEVY NOVA CONCOURS CPE. STEREO. V* AUTO. AIR *688 TM>! 1987IS U Z U P IC K U P AIR SSPEED STEREO. LOW ROER, LOW MAES. MAGS *3488 1985 FORD El 50 VAN NiriJ CUSTOM. CAPTA INS CHAIR. AJR. AUTi SfERCO.NEAf AS A PM *3988 GOOD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? WE CAN HEL P! B la ck broan 4 11 tt w ith cage, can reach 77 ft U U 1154714 LO W AS LOSTII Black A Ian male puppy Vicinity of Sanford Post Office. Sunday morning REWAEDI...............311 0340 & T H IS W EE K S $3100 19 8 7 CHEVY S-10 MOVI-IN • New Carpeting • New Appliance* includ­ ing Rtfngerator. Range. D thereafter. Garbig* Oapoaal •Washer a Dryers rutaled n una tor an addoonai mon«y lee • 24 hour emergency memienance service i l l —T atovlston / R ad io /S toro o HO MONI T DOWN eveept lax. tag. fill*, etc I M NYUNOAI • 4 door, auto, air, starve, power steering, low mltasl ONLY I1!*M per month IN month* O 1*.*% APR |............Call Mr. Poyne Courtesy Used Cars. 2231122 DOWN WK, O N LY im TOTAL m POOL, TENNIS COURT, VOLLEYBALL COURT EACH APARTMENT INCLUDES Honey Link. IHOUrm. 373 3777 NOSFITAL B IO . oloclrlc. Wboslibilr. large- LMt Chair All Ineac.condllton. 323-1*35 LARRY'S MART. 2IS Sanford Avo N<w/Utod turn. 4 appl. buy/Soli'Trodo.......J ira tn . MOVING Amaao treater. 23 It USS; JC Roaaoy wasbordryor, gold Site pair; Caucb A ckslr solid wood frame. botpebluo.SilS. 32M550 OOUTDOOR CLOTHES LINE, single pot* (umbrella type) squart. Now still in boa *30 323*127 a FAIR RICLINIR CHAIRS, brown, on# good, on* ha* lew small tears. 1100 tor both 3241701 T W I N W A V E L E S S WATIROEO New. was 1250. asking SI2S. Like new. 321 *374 WASHBR/DRYER. 1123 each 13S-3T1. days; or 131 4741. evenings.__________________ • WASHER, Oibttn. Heavy duty. Like new. Runs greall A bargain « lt t i 322 7374 WATERSED. king tin . Com plat* sot. Bookcase, with mirror headboard. Pedestal with * drawers 4 more ^ to ra je S N O O B ^ ^ jJ l^ lT e SANFORD AREA MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY I . ORLANDO - 2/1 mobile. 2 car Oarags and guest apt . S4V.M0 W. Mallcsewikl. Raeltar 14X51 3/1 split. ItW ell electric home...........«............513.500 • 213—Auctions • I A M B T A B L E W/4 c h a in b y BUNTON Commercial Mewer 34" LIKE NEWI 514UO Firm 137 1747 or 11* IS04 ask to* Doug OLAWN MOWS*. I t " cut Escallanl Condition! 175 373 1744 _________ a n te _________ R E N T AIR COtHNTKMIRS 5.000 BTU window units, like new. tram STS; Split units. 7v» Ten. SZ25; Condensing units, ] and 4 tan, trim S2SQ.N»*oao • aUWEIEDS0*5 323 10*3 ■ COLOR TV, Tenim. IS In. cabinet, Itoor medal. • little repair. S100. 321*515 •COUCH Ftoral'prlnt, bright CPlers. good condition S20 3217B25 • C O U C H -N ID I A B I D . Ouoonslf SM PRO 324 0055 • C R IB , J I N N Y L I N O w/mettrtss. 54500 Colt 330-7057 115—Com putars 153—A C T M ftU H / S a Iq 155—Condom inium s Co-Op/ S a to 2 1*3 Bedroom Apartments CHICKENS, l matter. 3 hens I Brahamas. Butt Cochin 4 While Rock. 525*30 34* 775* 111-AppHarscts /r ‘ 141—I 141-1 * * SANFORD* + dSik TMt I f fUTMCRTS 2 BORNL I GATH, ptu* l bWnT I MRS M m 25m St. Income J jy O M M J lO M t fa t t a r O ^ DWNIR FIN AN CIN 4 • Flnocrest. 1 /7 , living, dining, family rm.. security system, IsncM yard... .sei. too MLTOSSA • 1 / 1 on 1 acre, ter. porch, carport. *43.*00 Realty rim-mi •WESTERN SADDLC. IS” toot. Brown. w/pM and brldta SIM Mary...............130 5747 155—Duptox to r Sato PLU S Q m n n * * 4me Berk* Aeta lata* * * Low at *177 down) Low pay mental a e e e e e *04-140 * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* IV IR Y TUBS 4 FRI. 2iM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. (1 OaytaM Beach _________SB*2554211_________ HARDWARE AM PaoB Mere ks Oslisa. Doing peed business! Building, land. Inventory. I tat.NSI Owner retiring I TempRa Realty me.. Mbits* • V I - ronovotod. now carpet, paint, a p p lla n c a t, fenced yard......................... tii.tOO • V I - renovated, new carpet, p a in t a p p lia n c e s , tenced yard..... .....................saf.MR •"IMS*dawn, iiium s m 11 fy on this two story l / 2 U w lth eppI lancet, and llroplaca. Fenced yard with pool I tat,SQD ‘ eeH AY FOR M L E t e e *1.75 Mta, Sit roll. FENCE b*Bf. 4 'iM — M u slim s F ir Sato UMI KMT, USS1NM 321-0759.. 331 -C art OMOQ. ta t* , s te jw sso-ires I |74.MO .n * M » i® m u domr B1/1 - tlrepiece. new pemt end carpet, tenced yard....Slf.fM d im s, f.TM eg. tt. with hat tub. appliances, fireplace SU.WB • V l h split plan, appliances. perage. tenced yard. SALNt • V I renovated I New carpet. w (M7IMI MM erUMSM___ U H is> U , A RPH EA. T h f t R r u d § n t * l® 111- K M un e yard..— ........... ....... jar.fM • V I • an t / 7 acral New paint, tyk. family, lu m p and dmmp rooms. Privacy fence. 1 / 4.M0 te City Hell. Call •...... CROWN SQUARE AMFOftO 73*. 1,4*2. and fAMaquam tav*. ■ Q SANFORD. 07 Fleetwood 14 X a. 1 bdrm., t V * bam. CHA. starapt bldg., covered eerch, new carpel 4 awnings. Family pit. FrkM to tall S1S.M. ttt-7tS7 SAVE IN I NEW |**| HOMES! WHY FAY RETAIL? 14X70. M l— Horsos V*. AUTO. A*R P i PB LOW MO. 7 and 12 Month L b b m / ..ailablp • Swmmrg poet and fcgteed w w e courts V ■Car West, tree • Sa raped Pwclvlefcany • WrV BintwOwea • Peal CoesrW andvash ftoi'ivit w i 'ill [Kirin will .’000 l A K t M A H Y til V O SANPOHD • API J21 0684 il.t MCI VMD SALE! Frl Sun 1 5 lots of Shittl Bring tots ol money I lit FLAMINGO DR. SUNLAND ESTATES_________________ 516 lariaiRs 6000 Stuff! SANFORD TV. desk, clothing A mite Fri Sal 4 4 Hidden LA. Villas Ml Clear Lake Cr. CLOTHES HOUSEHOLD MISC 1 5 Frl Sat *41 East 14th Uriel, laniard_____________ FRANK A LORI’S New A Used! 1162 S French A«* Thrift Stare. Clip hut ad to. ION Otti I l5 t W»Jl,Cku»daU. Saturday. 4AM Sola bed 1125. plus mite items GARAGE SALE Household items, computer sliding glass door A >m\c Frl sal .45 141* W 2nd t t ' renovation yard sale 145 Long Leal Pin* Circle, Sanford Salurdar Aug 17th 7 X) 2 W W carpet * padding and too much lo i»sll * * TAROSALE * * Sat Aug Ifth *1 CALVARV C H R IS T IA N C E N T E R . CORNER OF ITH ST A LAUREL AVE Clothes, plus many mite Items YARD SALE Sftturdft* U v n • S 2nd 192$Airport Bl, SeinfoYd £ *3988 1 9 8 4 G 20 C U S T O M V A N DUAL AiR. cusrow S % w . *4688 19 8 7 VW FO X G L MCE CAR. A R STEREO * OR lu xu ry LOCAt. o w n er fta a m a A w O O O 19 8 5 FO RD ESCO RT A.R. AUTO. suheo S ]4 Q 3 Ken Rummel Lit f TO KN J »r Hwy 1/ 112 • SdnlofU rz / = o ** toM i l / ^n,l# ■*«■■■> j l u > , U ,i, 321 zsoo or 628 9779 �A lzh e im e r’s im p a c ts patien t’s fam ily, too f J PETER ; GOTT.M .D, unknown cause (hat leads to profound dementia: disintegra­ tion o f personality, impaired judgment, forgetfulness, as well as speech and movement dis­ tw P G c rm c I THINK lit IMPRESS THATLITTLERED-HAIRED flRl PYJUMPING OFF THE HIGHBOARD...__ Oft MAfcE lit JUST JUMPINFROMTHE SIDE OF THE POOL. Oft MAfBEllL IMPRESS MGRWJUSTJUMPING OFF THE LOWWARD... Oft M/WE ILL JUST IMPRCS5HER0YMOW MANY MOT 0066 I CAN EAT.. _ — I/VOMQUL CCESO’T LIRE. I T I im U T f l* A&UT AUIMAL CIGHT5... ^ x v \ o % n w oou J I'M TALKUJS ABOUT MV auim al R ights ) UJENEIUTEOESTEP / how the p a tie n t a c ts and behaves: It Is confirmed by CT scanning, special X-rays of the brain showing withering and loss of nerve tissue. Although there Is considerable research taking place on this disorder, there is no cure for Alzheimer's disease, which Is usually m ore traumatic and painlul to the family than to the patient. Treatment consists of family support and — If necessary — nursing care. As .the disease progresses. Alahetmer's patients require more and more help with everyday chores, such as dress­ ing. eating and eliminating. In­ stitutionalization may become necessary once patients deterio­ rate to near-vegetative states. Associated confusion, panic, frustration and emotional insta­ bility can often be controlled by tranquilizers, such as Haldol. D B A S D S . O O TTt An ul­ trasound of my liver revealed three cysts that my doctor believes are benign. What steps. If any. do I take now? Are the cysts likely to become cancer­ ous? D B A S S B ADBSt Liver cysts are. In general, benign and need no treatment. Providing they are filled with fluid ana do not dramatically Increase In size (as Judged by serial ultrasound ex­ aminations). you can safely Ig­ nore them. They do not undergo malignant change. This Is a JL\ iaj a a x m a l s ----- ------------ / H J H A T V ( a j u u i* s? B y P h illip A id e r The Italian Squadra Azzurra (Blue Team) was almost Invin­ cible for nearly 20 years. One star o f the team was Pietro Forquet, a Neapolitan who. so they tell m e. used to cause all the women's heads to turn. Was it his good looks or his bridge skill. I wonder? If you would like to match your skill with Forquet's. cover the East-West cards In today’s diagram and plan your line of play In five diamonds. West leads the spade three. East winning with the ace and re­ turning the suit. You ruff high, and west discards a club. How would you continue? North's four clubs was a cuebid. announcing a good diamond fit and showing the club ace. A f t e r t h a t . S o u th used Blackwood, learning that two aces were missing. After East won the spade ace THAT VMA J2WCK' YOUB BIBTHDAY Aug. 16.1991 J PJP G iv e F X A N C 'H e TM ffS T Y*A*f O f Aft u fg --. r N fv H t Ha p A rtG U LA ft J O f, X siter lay* ***** /AojtNiN6f I V W fC H fP A LOf Of T V . . . a-»5 Your greatest gains and hap­ piest results might be made in the year ahead from something that looked ralher unpromising In its inception. Don't Judge a book by Its cover. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Guard against the Inclination today to negatively prejudge those with whom you have dealings. To add Insult to Injury, your assessment would most likely be erroneous. Get a Jump on life by un­ derstanding the Influences gov­ erning you in the year uhead Send for Leo's Astro-Graph pre­ dictions today by mailing tl.2 5 plus a l ong, self-addressed, stamped e n velop e to AstroGraph. c/o. this newspaper. P.O. Box 9 1 4 2 8 . C l e ve l a nd . OH 44101-3428. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign. VIEGO (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22) In order lo fulfill your Intentions today, you might employ tactics that associates will find unbe­ comi ng . such as attaching strings to what you offer to do for olhrrs. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) This and declarer ruffed the spade return high, he would have a problem on ly If East held the trump ace. Given the actual distribution. If Farquet had led a diamond to dum m y's queen and East's ace. East would have returned an oth er spade. T o make th e con tract. Forquet would have had to ruff with the diamond 10. lead a low diamond and finesse dum m y’s eight. Would you want to face a guess like that? No. and neither did Forquet. Instead he led the club king and overtook It with d u m m y ' s a c e . N ow a low diamond from dummy meant that East's ace collected only low trumps. Forquet ruffed the next spade high and used dummy's Q-J o f diamonds to draw West's trumps. Then dum m y's three black-suit w inners (the club queen and K-Q o f spades) took care of South's low hearts. (0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. is one o f those days when you could do a good d eed but jeopardize a relationship In the process. Think very carefully before lending money to a pal who Is a poor risk. SCOBPIO (Oc). 24-Nov. 22) Size up situations realistically. and don 't get Into anything where you’ re overmatched. You may be inclined to think you have more clout than you actual­ ly possess today. SAGITTARIUS INov. 23-Dec. 21) It's best not to volunteer to tuke on responsibilities for others today: you're not even apt to be effective in taking care of your own problems. CAPBICOBN (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) Steer clear o f doing business with a firm today that hasn't lived up to Its past promises. It’s not l i kel y to be any more dependable now. NORTH * t-tt-M 9KQI41 91 ♦ Q JI» ♦ A Q7 WOT ♦ a fJ H Il ♦M l EAST ♦ a *»7 «a 9a« ♦A 9Jt»4 MUTB ♦ J 9AKQ «7k 9KM7SI *K Vulnerable: Both Dealer North •n l IP a♦ 4 NT Past Pan Pan North 19 1♦ 49 »9 Opening lead: • 3 performed for you today, your Instructions must be detailed and explicit. If something Is lost in the translation, the Job could get fouled up. ABIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Don't let your em otions de­ termine your treatment of a close friend today. This Individ­ ual may not be able to live up to your unreasonable expectations. Remember, nobody's perfect. TAUBUS (April 20-May 20) On most minor Issues, you and your mate are likely to be In accord today. However. If some­ thing really Important develops, you might be poles apart. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Instead o f being supportive of u loved one who needs your ap­ proval today, you may criticize this Individual without providing a possible solution. CANCEB (June 21-July 22) You're likely to be astute and Pluns o f significance lo you c a p a b l e in y o u r f i n a n c i a l might be rejected by your com­ dealings today when handling panions today. Attempting to small matters, but If you have to force the issue won't help, but a deal with something substantial, the profits could vanish. compromise may. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ you’re having work or services TERPRISE ASSN AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CKAX N-NOW I COfAE ON. . KttlN.YlHM LOOK LIKE DOING? TW , YOU'RE DOING7 PUMNIN6 AWAY DOYOUTHINK. ITS W MOA'S CREDIT CARD GIVE ME YOUR SATCHEL AND LETS TALK • E S U * KNOW WHAT L T'DO, O0PPSSL FTON HOME' iStCM' 0ON% < East Pais Pan Pan AU pan � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1991 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 15, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/83b86f3e285aba2299f732deb187a28e.pdf 4a6155f36a558712a0c9d8aa511c4801 PDF Text Text - ■V-.:: -. ijc o Du n e 28, F R ID A Y 1991 I r wtm tanfard, Laki Mary and Samlnala Caunty tine# Ito a 83rd Yoar, No. 264 - Sanford, Florida Big bucks for nature •la N EW S DIGEST tf I•' ;• INMM B y J. Htrald Staff Wrlttr__________________________ □ L ilM irt TV, w— k u d fluid# The week's television listing. Including a sports calendar, plus a compilation of events and activities In snd around the Sanford and Lake Mary areas. Dixon, Sanford stay allvt . SANFORD - Three time All-Star select Bart Dixon hurled a two-hltter snd hit a three-run home run to help the Sanford All-Stars eliminate Orlando S A Y. 7-0 In the Florida Little Major League Sub-District 2 Tournament at Fort Mellon's Ro^Holler Field Thursday evening. □ 4 jh e y were pretty generous with Seminole County, j SANFORD — The effort to restore Lake Jesup will resume after a two-year delay with a 890,000 grant from the Department of Environmental -Commlssionor Fat Warran Regulation personnally delivered to local envi­ ronmental officials Wednesday by DER Secretary central Florida region, said the grants represented a list of needs selected by the Environmental Carol Browner. About 8334.000 of the 8440.000 In grants Regulatory Interagency Task Force, a group of delivered to local environmental agencies by local representltives of the DER. Game and Browner will be spent on Seminole County Freshwater Fish Commission and St. Johns River Water Management District. projects or those that will Include the county. The grants will come from the state Pollution "They were pretty generous with Seminole County," said county commissioner Pat Warren, Recovery Trust Fund, comprised of fines paid by who attended the meeting with Browner polluters. "The secretary was very kind to expedite the Wednesday morning. Alex Alexander, deputy secretary of the DER request." said Alexander. “The secretary has Saa ya later, alligator p.p'^rnangnen/t.:; i i P o o p lo Locals dancs in sxotlc lands Three local dancers will be featured In programs scheduled to open In Japan and Korea. been very good to us so far." The largest local grant was 890,000 to resume studies needed to determine whether Lake Jesup can be restored. The lake has been ranked only one step above Lake Apopka In terms of being the most deteriorated of any lake In the state. Regulatory agencies have planed for three years to restore the lake to Its former condition where fishing tournaments were held. The effort has been stalled for nearly two years due to a lack of money, said Lawson Snyder, a game commission scientist and chairman of the restoration task force. But the DER grant Is a major step towards resumption of the restoration effort he said. "Suddenly, we're back in business again." Snyder said. □•aa katuia. Pag* 8A Lake Mary to discuss fate of downtown H sn ffftaH W ritsr* __________________________ — N oting bird takn ovsr airport DANBURY. Conn. - Danbury Municipal Airport has gone to the birds — or at least one bird that has shut down a taxi area while she crouches over a nest of four egj£. “She Just made her neat In the middle of where the small planes taxi." said airport worker Jenna Mahoney, who frequently visits the bird, nicknamed Runway Tessle. “ Now she's running the show." Airport employees have planted a red warning dag near the nest to make sure no one runs over It. And thry are pushing small planes onto the runway Instead of having them taxi. Ornithologist John McNecly M i d airport employees can expect to see four chicks In about 30 days. Tessle Is a kllldeer. a North American bird known for nesting In open fields or on beaches. The bird Is also distinguished by its pro­ pensity for loud squawking. Airport workers say that’s a sound they frequently hear everytlme they get close toTcssle's neat. Lyman reunion this waokand LONGWOOD - The Lyman High School graduating classes of 1947 through 1955 will hold a reunion Saturday night at the Holiday Inn. located at 230 W. Slate Road 436 near Interstate 4. The gathering begins at 6:30 p.m. The theme is "Remember When." and the evening will Include entertainment and dancing. ‘ From staff an d wira reports -!»• •-■- " 1v . . . . ----- — w S&». .r ji ■: \ V . I V . P,i;:nr>,4 i^ i y An large alligator, estimated to be about 10 feet Thursday afternoon. The waterfoul normally long, was spotted sunning Itself about 20 feet present In the area went elsewhere while the off shore near the downtown Marins on reptile was making his rounds. S u m m e r s c h o o l bell rin g s for m any More middle, high school students filling classroom s Many students aren't taking the summer off from their studies at Seminole County schools. Including Seminole and Lake Mary high schools. "Things are running smoothly,” said Bobby Lundqulst. an assistant principal at Seminole who Is In charge of the summer school pro­ gram. "But we’re really crowded." Lundqulst said that 963 students are enrolled In the summer pro­ grams which begun on Monday. Of those. 691 students are high schoolers and 272 urc middle school aged. Most years. Lundqulst explained, there are no more than 700 stu­ dents enrolled In classes during the summer months. "I think we have a lot more middle school students than In the past." Lundqulst explained. He added that muny sixth, sev­ enth und eighth graders who have failed classes now have the option of making up work in the summer time rather than being retained a year. At Lake Mary High School. Bill Moore who Is in churge of Ihr school's summer program, reports that about 1.400 students urr enrolled there. Of those, only 91 urc middle school students. Moore reports that the numbers have Increased by about 100 stu­ dents this year. "That's a pretty big Jump." Moore said. "I don't know why they're all coming to summer school though." This year for the first time, there are 55 special education students Involved In summer school classes at Lake Mary. At Seminole many In-coming freshmen chose to tuke personal fitness und physical education In the leisure of summer rather than crowding an arademlc schedule wtth such elasses In the fall. "A lot ol students Just want to get those credits out of the way." Lundqulst said. lie estimated that 200 students were presently enrolled In getting III shape. Another popular class ut Seminole this summer Is the American Gov­ ernment und Economics course that Is mandated for all seniors. "A lot of students want to have u more flexible schdulc their settlor year, so they take that rlass In the summer.' Lundqutst explained. ‘We have over 100 |M-oplc In that class." Moore said that at Lake Mary the life management skills, physical education and driver education clusscs were the most popular on the curriculum. "I guess they like the Idea that thry can route dressed for their classes and not have to disrupt their days changing Iruni one outllt to another." he noted. By the skin off its teeth ■y W. DALBMLSOM Associated Press Writer M svlss...... M sdsu....... N »gb Falla >........ ^ y**g*Xi~i 38 M MurtsI........... ....... 4A T alsvlstsn »aaaaaa«aaaaaa F l.r U s .............. .•A .«■ World. Hot and humid Partly cloudy' with the high In the low IKK.Calm winds For m o rs w o o th sr, to o Fo«o 2A r Orlando naval center appears to have survived closure INDIX g r l r f f .............. ....... SB fU aaH ItZ i 71-101 ............. ........6 8 C rasaw srd Dear AMty - r ' « * j. . iv -5 ,.n~v» i ■y VICKI DoSORMMR Herald Stall Writer There's a lot of good-news stories In Sanford. Head them In a special supplement to the Sanford llerakl Inside the newspaper this coming Sunday. .‘t_ •£ > ' •! ■ LAKE MARY — Citizens of Lake Mary are urged to look Into their crystal ball today. The object Is to determine by tomorrow, what the city's downtown area will be In the future. An all-day Information obtaining session on the subject Is scheduled for Saturday at the Communi­ ty Improvement budding on Country Club Road. Three city officials and two designers will be on hand to accept the citizen input. City Manger John Litton, senior planner Matt West and associate planner Mark Rrggentln will represent the city. Also on hand will be Fred Halback and Annette Perry, of Herbert Halback. Inc., who have been handling master plans for the city. West said. "Far this first meeting, we are looking for suggestions and Input on three major Items. The first la to determine If the community strongly believes In the need for a downtown Lake Mary Identification. The second Issue la. If the citizens favor It. how can the project be supported?" He Indicated the question Is one connected to financial as Well as physical support that will be needed. The third question Is. according to West. "If the people are for It. exactly where Is our downtown area, and how big should It be?" Several notices have been sent out city-wide, urging citizens to attend the meeting. Litton said. "They don't have to stay for the entire session, but we would like to allow as many people as possible Downtown, Fags BA I .(XX) civilians. The San Diego base was one of 17 additional lacllltlrs that the commission derided earlier tills month II would consider clos­ at the Mayfair Country Club, ing. and a special liver cruise on President Bush will have until board the rlvershlp Grand July 15 to approve or reject the Romance. Tonight's activities commission's final list or seek Include a burbequed chicken revisions. If Bush approves, the dinner followed by a (lance ut closures will become lluul unless the Fleet Reserve Association Congress rejects the entire list branch 147. headquarters for within 45 days. the annual events. "If we make a decision and It is Spokesmen for the Fleet approved by the president and Reserve said many visitors Congress, there Is no turning hack." Bat Reunion. Fag* BA Courier said. "Once we close a base, you will never open It In the world." "Our Job ts to close bases." he sald. It might lake IOO years to recover this loss, he sold, "so It said "America's armed forces will doesn't look like we re saving a shrink bv 25 percent during Ihr next live years, and we'll need fewer great deal of money." Defense Secretary Dick Cheney Installallons to sup|>ort them. That listed the Orlando base In April as Is the simple reality." Some members of Congress have one of 43 bases that he recom­ mended be closed. The base Is home threatened to vote against the to more than 15.000 military m easure if Die seven-member See Base. Page 5A personnel ami employs more than NAS reunion now underway WASHINGTON - The Navy's big training centers In San Diego and Herald Staff Wrlttr Orlando. Fla.. upjM-ar to have sur­ vived the ax as a congressional!)’ SANFORD — A ctivities created commission tu-ars decisive during the annual Sanford votes on what military Ium-h to Naval Air Station reunion close. gathering got underway to­ Members of the Defense Base day. The three day event Is Closure and Realignment Com­ attracting former navy people mission planned to begin voting from across the nation. today on issues on which they have The Initial events included a no major disagreements, with the golf tournament this morning more controversial mailers put oft until Sunday. The commission covered that when It comes to the must make its report Monday. At their meeting Thursday, com- more advanced training, there Is not iiilsslunrrs said llit- two naval the overcapacity there Is with re­ training renters seem to Ik- needed gard to reerutt training. Ami for advanced Instruction and tin- therefore, perhaps we can solve that cost of closing the Orlando base recruit training problem In a dif­ ferent m anner than the Navy might not be worth the savings. T he com m ission c h airm an , wants." "There is a great deal of tost former Hep. Jim Courier. R-N.J.. involved to closing Orlando." Iutold reporters later "We have dls IJ i t . ■L �M a k in g d s ls g a ti to n nn him *r*j*Tlfi in?")? ** fwy** w Sk IBM toil MB's IttoAwdto tm MB 1t a u t MM [BBBMm MM ML IBM MM MM • mns •M tm t o S w i BMW f j m j m M ioiHtow DMiaa M h f I.HT.MI W.Wtosntssds m m m tm MUM MUM MUM 4MUH9 if o it o a n i Mtorntwiy ttowyg. iitW ilnsi BMhMl WMW NinMaB.ltw toyawd JMtoaa Tourism-based economy keeps blacks from white-collar jobs years aa the county's moat famous politician. state health clinks even though the U.S. Supreme Court supported a federal ban. Thomas Horkan Jr., executive director of the Florida CathoUc Conference, and Carole Griffin, a Tallahassee lobbyist who opposes abortion, criticised the governor Wednesday for approving a plan that would sidestep a federal ban approved by the nation's high court several weeks ago. The plan Chiles recently endorsed Includes the shifting of federal ramlly planning dollars Into state programs where no pregnancy counseling la done. In those cases, state money would then fully fund the family planning program where a pregnant woman might ask a health worker what her options were. T H E W E A T H a a m result, a ntstom n Macks' careers often stagnate In cities such as St. Augustine and Orlando that thrive on tourism. University at Florida historian David Colburn said Thursday in a news release from theuntveraNy. Many of St. Augustine's Macks are going to what have become known as "New South" cllies which have more diversified economics, Colburn said. In a t o u r i s m - o r i e n t e d economy, blacks often find themselves working as maids, cooks or waiters, said Colburn. In order for more blacks to get m a n ag erial Joba w ith good M larles. lourlat cities m ust expand lheir economic bases, he ■aid. Only S.6 percent of Florida's blacks work In managerial posi­ tions, while 36 percent work In service occupations, according e r s h y U tS S T littli t s r e s t In d i v e r s ! t h e S C O n O m y tO burn sakl. He believes that King. If alive today, would be dismayed at what he would find In a tourist city like St. Augustine. "He might weU protest before civic leaders and urge them to diversify the economy," Colburn said. "Or barring that, he might to U .8 . B u re a u o t L a b o r weU encourage the young black people to move out. The hope statistics. S usan McCranlc. executive and the future for them la not In v ic e p r e s id e n t of th e S t. S t Augustine." It would be a mistake to Augustine and St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce, said d escrib e S t. A u g u stin e aa there are opportunities for all b a c k w a rd . C o lb u rn a a ld , races despite the area's service because city voters have elected two blacks to the city com­ economy. But she admits there la a lack mission. and county voters have of black upper-m anagem ent elected a Mack aa school super­ intendent and county commis­ populous Colburn notea that July 2 sioner. But. he said, the "white busi­ marks the 27th anniversary of Martin Luther King J r.'s 1964 ness community and white resi­ march in the coastal town of St. dents generally show little Inter­ Augustine, where Colburn has est In diversifying the economy made a special study of race to help Macke get good Jobs." relations and jobs. E R numbers Mfoctsd ths Florida Lottery: “a* Today ...Partly cloudy with a high In the low 90s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Ugh! wind. Tonlght...Maatly fair with a low In the lower to mid 70s. PBIBAT Light wind. Saturday...Partly cloudy with Maly O d y 91-72 a high In the low 90s. Wind cast 5-10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. E x ten d ed fo recast...P artly cloudy Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of mainly after­ noon and evening showers. Lows In the low 70s and highs In the low to mid 90S. !_» nwb. aaMtotirs*** A BBlh CN» DptMtNth Ff.UuSeweh ForlMyvn Homtttiad JocfcMMVtllO K*yWMI LafcatpW rvmvrvlv Straw** TaiUOw— Tp*a V*roS**th WPatmSawh □ ^'||4 M u Fit ■ n .11 •1 n .11 ■ « Wn n M 4S n n «t n m w a 41 w n ■ Mn m SS n Wn » m n n H V •i n m n n m W BATVBDAY Maly C U y 91-72 |y g g g y PtlyC M y 91-72 MONDAY P tlyC ldy 91-72 fflf.n w sw TABLSt Min. 7:30 IS am .. 8.-06 p m ; MaJ. 1:20 a m.. 1:50 p.m. TIOBSt D if t iM iMMht highs. 1024 s.m.. UM8 m.; lows. 4:14 a m . 4 t0 0 p m : ■w S m y rn a B saeki highs. __ 10:29 a.m.. lO tll p.m.: tows. ■* 4:19 a.m.. 4:06 p.m.; C asas BtstTt highs. 10:44 a.m.. 10:26 p m .; lows. 4:34 a.m.. 4:20 pm . & la s a n a a Daytona Bmeht Waves are 1- 2 feet with a slight chop. Current Is to Ihe south with a water temperature of 83 degrees. Now Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2-3 feel and glassy. Current Is to the south, with a water tempera­ ture of 83 degrees. Tonight: Wind east 10 knots. Sena near 2 feel. Bay and inland w aters a light chop. Widely sca tte re d show ers or th u n ­ derstorms. Saturday: Wind cast lo southeast to knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. TUESDAY PUy O d y 91-72 The high tem perature In Sanford Thuratky was 94 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 aa reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 1.48 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 03 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Afeport. Other Weather Service data: The elder Wright wrote an open letter to hie wife's hitler on Mother's Day Uut was published by The Ftorida-TImea Union. Police now My he was, in essence, writing to his son. Police sold Steven Wright, who He was booked into the Duval C o u n ty J a il w ith o u t bond Wednetdav after hJaarrcat. Authorities said he became a suspect early In the tovratiga Hon. partly became he could not Police declined to say where th e m oney w as hidden o r whether they found the murder weapon. Steven W right, an unem ployed n i|n acnooi dropout# was Mrs. Wright's son from a pre­ v io u s m a rria g e . He a n a a 2 -y e a r-o ld d a u g h te r w ere adopted by WUllmn Wright. Carolyn and William Wright were well-known In their com­ m unity for their srork with neighborhood y and help In renovating Murray HID park. �H * •• -| Longwood hospital expanding cast of the c o n tr a ction la Hated at *3.167 mflHon. which includes not only the build­ ing but OH of the farthllr» and equipment required. The bulldln<i are planned for construc­ tion on 2.9 acres. They will be approximate­ ly 12.000 square feet each in site. Primarily they arftl be used fear medical office buildtnffc although one Is designed to have a classroom tor holding special training pro- evening. The length the hospital s Chief Executive Officer Sieve Grimm. "Getting these two building buih ana in operation m m uric consuming process." he said, "but we want to be as a "request to operate a medical office budding." H la actuaBy a conditional use permH to aHow construction of the facilities. The plans have been underway for a conahrerable length of time however. Earlier this year, the land waa Involved In a comprehenatve plan amendment and re­ sorting. to allow for the future construction. On June 3. Initial construction plana were presented to the city's Land Planning Agency, but Ihe members were concerned with noise impacts. Increased trafllc, build­ ing design, lighting glare on nearby resi­ dences. and hours of operation. Most of the questions, with the exception of trafllc and hours of operation were resolved by the June 12 LPA meeting and the group voted to approve th e request and have It forwarded to the commission. Depending on the conditions that could be proposed by Monday night's commission meeting and public hearing, approval Is expected. If the approval is granted. Grimm expects construction will be able to begin within 30 days, and possibly be completed by late December of this year. The Longwood City Commission meeting will begin Monday evening at 7 p.m., at the commission chambers of the Longwood City Hall. Longwood, county end squabble over facility •Clyde Petty WUttams Jr.. 89. 0800 Sandy Lane. Sanford, was arrested at his home Wednesday morning. Williams was wanted by a Lake County Judge to tore grand theft charges. a Peter L. Brotsch, 44.0271 Via Bella. Sanford, was arrested at his home by Seminole County deputies Wednesday morning. Brotsch waa wanted by a Pinellas County Judge to tore charges he violated his probation sentence for a grand theft conviction. Among his violations, the warrant states he tolled to pay the victim 929.990 which remained of a restitution a Nathaniel Williams. 29, 101 Rollins St.. Sanford, waa arrested at his workplace on Silver Lake Drive Wednesday afternoon. Williams waa wanted by an Orange County traffic court Judge for driving with a suspended license and for toiling to appear at another hearing to consider driving with a suspended license. •C arl Hetnman. 28. 218 Cream Oaks Way. Longwood. waa arrested Wednesday at the Seminole County Courthouse. Hetnman waa wanted by a Seminole County Judge to face charges of dealing in stolen property. •Jam e s Thomas Tadlock. 24.2549 Clairmont. Sanford, was arrested Thursday morning at his home. Tadlock waa wanted by a Seminole County Judge on charges he violated a probation sentence for an arson conviction. He was also wanted by a Volusia County Judge to flax charges of violation of probation for an aggravated assault conviction. New commissioner to be sworn in today LONGWOOD - C a ro ly n "Clanct" Keith wUl be awom In Lo*»gwood CHy Commis­ sioner (his afternoon. A special ■wearing. Jn iceremony <la. sched­ uled for 4 p.m. at the city hall commission chambers. Keith won the city-wide elec­ tion Tuesday to fill the re­ mainder of the Diatrtct-3 city commission term vacated by the resignation of Gary Hefter. Her term of office will expire at the end of 1902. Keith’s election victory waa one of the largest In recent city commission elec­ tions. having taken 02.3 percent of the voles. The election also drew 1.153 persona to the polls In Longwood. a higher than usual percentage of eligible voters that have normally turned out for city elections. While attendance by city lead­ ers Is not mandatory at the swcarlng-ln ceremony, all of the olher city commissioners have been Invltcfd to attend. Long­ wood City Clerk Gcrl Zambri will administer the oath of office to Keith. The swearlng-ln would have been held during the regularly sc h e d u le d Longwood City Commission meeting Monday night, btit Keith will te unable to attend. She said. "My daughttr Julie, will be undergoing surgery In Memphis. Tennessee, and I pton to be there. "She added. The oocration had been dtcv lo u sly a rra n g e d for th is weekend and could not be rescheduled." A number of her supporters are expected to be on hand for the event this afternoon. Membera of the general public arc invited to attend the ceremony. While the Longwood city govemment Is once again back up to its regular 5-membcr commission, the peace and quiet won't last long. The present te r m s of C o m m is s io n e rs Adrienne Perry. Rex Anderson, and Mayor Hank Hardy will expire by Ihe end of this year. and city commission elections will again take Ihe spolllghl in Just a mailer of months. Sarasota judge throws out statutory property tax cap made for a variety of reasons, ranging from the special needs of rural districts to the promise to TALLAHASSEE — A statutory wealthy counties that they will cap on school property taxes has not ace their funding drop. been ruled unconstitutional in On top of (hose adjustments, three southwest Florida counties lawmakers give districts authori­ by a Judge who said state ty to levy some additional prop­ lawmakers were usurping Ihe erty taxes. Bui the amount of power of the school board. discretionary taxation is kept "T he Florida C onstitution very small so wealthier counties gives school boards the authori­ don't gel a big advantage over ty to levy up to 10 mills of ad poorer counties. valorem taxes.” Chief Circuit And beyond lhal. county restJudge Gilbert A. Smith wrote in dents can't Increase local prop­ an eight-page ruling Thursday. erty taxes to Improve schools A mill Is 91 per 91.000 of even if they wanted to. Generally property. a couple of the 10 mills are The Legislature annually sets off-llmlts. a lower level of basic taxation In Sarasota County, about 97 and gives co u n ties lim ited million and either teacher layoffs leeway with what’s left over. or bigger classes are al slake, Smith declared that practice according to A. Lamar Matthews unconstitutional. Jr., an attorney for Ihe school Another section of the con­ board. stitution requires school boards "Wc consider this an Impor­ to operate and supervise all public schools and determine tant flr*l step In a process of addressing critical need s." ihe (axes, ihe Judge wrote. “The Legislature may nol. by Matthews said, adding Smith's statute, restrict ami appropriate ruling was a significant decision for Itself Ihe school board’s on the constllutlunal authority ot authority and obligation to levy school boards. taxes and operate schools." Sarasota filed a similar suit Smith wrote. and a similar vlrlory four Each year, property taxes yearswon ago but llu- ruling was raised In Ihe state's 67 school vacated through an out-of-court districts an- combined with stale settlement. sales tax revenue for distribution The ruling affects only the through a complex formula called the Florida Education three ru u n tlrs In the 12th Ju d icial c irc u it: S a ra so ta . Finance Program Adjustments to the FEFP are Manalrr and DrSolo LONOWOOD - Nearly three years of squabbling between Seminole County and Longwood are over. Tuesday, county commissi ,v era approved ending use of the Longwood Health Facility and allowing it to revert to the space-starved city commission. C ity A d m i n i s t r a t o r A d ­ ministrator Don Terry said no s p e c i f i c u s e of t h e 2.700-squarc-foot building at 174 W. Church Ave. near Long­ wood City Hall. "We need the space." Terry said. "I'm glad it's come to a good end." Dewey DeLoach. assistant county public health director, said the Longwood facility will be closed when a moving date is determined. He said usage of the health renter had declined since the county opened the new 8.000-squarc-foot south county facility in Casaelbeny. He said II la now primarily used by people living near the center. Since Sept. 1988. county health officials have known they needed more space to serve south Seminole County resi­ dents. People visiting the clinic often would til on the floors waiting for service at the small clinic. Bui when Longwood officials learned the county was consid- ertng seeking a larger facility. they took advantage of a clause in a 1974 contract with the county when Longwood leased the land to the county to build a health clinic. But the lease canted a provision that if the county ever stopped using the facility for a health clinic. It would automatically revert to thedty. Last August, the county re­ located the south county health dlnlc to the WUshJre Plata on State Road 430 In Casselberry. The ftill-servlce facility has one full-Ume physician, four nurses and three clerks along with part-time workers, said Shelia Murphy, administrative assis­ tant to county health director Dr. Jorge Deju. The county co ntinued to operate the Longwood facility mornings and one afternoon a week providing immunisations, blood pressure checks and other services. One nurse la at the facility along with other parttime workers. Murphy said. DeLoach said the busiest day at waa on Thursday aftemoona when health care workers pro­ vided health examinations for children and parent h ealth counseling. Longwood made a move for the facility Aug. 14 last year while the county waa In the process of moving staff and equipment to the new clinic. By MBFL0HB8 Assoc Iatsd PrtM Writer -------------------------------------- — LAKE BUENA VISTA — Vetc ra n lab o r n eg o tiato r R.V. Durham picked up more than half the votes and valuable momentum by winning a lest of s tre n g th in a nom inatingelection for the presidency of the troubled Tcamslera union. "M y m essage of positive changes that waa endorsed at this convention will ultimately strengthen this union." Durham said after his overwhelming vielory Thursday night over oldguard candidate Walter Shea and reformer Ron Carey, Durham. 59. a member of (he current executive board and considered mlddle-of-lhr-road. garnered 1,001 vutes out of 1,904 cast by convention dele­ gates to select candidates for Ihe December election. Shea received 574 votes and Carey 299. A fourth nominee. Louis Riga, tolled to get the 96 votes needed for nomination. Durham. Shea and Carey will be the first candidates for the powerful position ever to com­ pete in an open, secret-ballot election In Ihe 93-year history of the nation’s largest union. Durham said he planned to ■pend ihe next six m onths campaigning among the union’s 1.6 million members. "I’m looking forward to lead­ ing thia union in the coming year* as we enter a most excit­ ing time." he added. Then City Administrator Abels wrote the c<ounty by certified mall staling the the build___________ _ i as a ing was not in operation health facility and had been vacated. Abels cited the reverter clause and declared the building The county quickly responds by starting the limited healtl services at the center and aaytni they never Intended to sto| using the building as a healtl facility. DUNBAR'S in r f M f M l A LOW 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 l / H V1! A V ' . / 1 LUNCH HARVEY MORSE INVESTIGATIONS 628 1300 CWawr tim l Uauhtd Potato*t A Gravy • Country Styk Grtm Bt amt • Cok Slaw • Com m tkt Cob (I5t Extra)«Head Btarw A Mict • foktd At aru »Potato Salad WEDNESDAY IS FAMILY DAY INSPECTION, 9:00 A.M. UNTIL 10*0 AJVL AUCTION, 10:00 A.M. UNTIL 2.-00 P.M. ANbuses wiN be auctioned IndMdualy end wM have a minimum bid. You may Inspect the buses starting al 9:00 AM . on the day ol the auction Location: Old Transportation Compound Hwy. 427 and General Hutchinson Parkway Longwood. Fi IN ( hi. h,-n op ? 1905 8. French Avt., Sanford 323-3850»¥* CM* Any 3ti» <koup < <M il »N 2 Pc. Super Snack 1 |.. *f chkhm. Mud I nualwd m «Iim * 1 I hm flitM i b u lirfM llia m ll I: S, ChMkm. Terms: Cash, Money Order or Traveler's Checks only. AH buses must be claimed on the day ol Ihe auction. ( (H These buses are: AS IS W ITH HO EXPRESSED OR IMPUE0 WARRANTY The Seminole County School Board does not recommend nor condone Ihe purchase ol these buses for Ihe transportation ol children as these buses do not meet existing safety standards for the transportation ol school children. | 1/2 Oven Roasted Dinner IN �W IL L IA M A. R U S H E R ev er, we a lre ad y knew. thanks to the C a p ital R esearch Center's own annual nports* Where the R o th m a n r e p o r t (which la entitled " T h e C u ltu re o f P h ila n th ro p y " ) breaks new (round la In Identifying the source of the u n ­ derlying Impulse to spend foundation money on liberal pro­ jects. " P h ila n th r o p ic fo u n d atio n s." the EDITORIALS Child support T he sco p e o f th e p ro b lem la tru ly Foundations, they assert, have helped create entire political m ovem ents, especially on women b, minority ioq enrtrotmtcnuU M m . To quote the study: “Of the more than 4.000 public pokey grants given by 339 large founda­ tions (those donating m arc than 91 million a staff and Independent reviewers for the founda­ tions. “T h u s eaperta are drawn from elites that, to a remarkable extent, exhibit beliefs very «------s a ------- a ---- -----s____ t txuwjcm 11mu uruiiioiuu AmcncKn values. The report analyses the -views of 1.830 members of these eHtca who were questioned by Rothman and his colleagues. They “believe, for better society. Their belief In improving the world by solving social problems has translated over time inlo influencing government — JACK ANDERSON they're legally entitled. (The average child support paym ents Is 160 a week, which can be a lot of money for famines ju st barely making It.) Certainly, government ban icaourcea at Its command, and In the past, R h asn 't been reluctant to use them . Tne "w anted" posters and stings have received the m ost publicity, but much of the work, such a s garnishing wages and intercepting tax refunds. Is leas flamboyant, though more lucrative. But non-custodlal parents, primarily men. can and do evade paying child support. Men whose wages are being gwniahed often simply change jobs. Suddenly, no child support la being deducted. O ther parents take Soviet journalist serves the K G B payment* tion rights, for example, only h u rts the children the parent la supposedly concerned about. Arrangem ents can be m ade If a non-cuatodlal parent la Buffering temporary difficulties, such a s Joblessness. As long as some parents deny their financial obligations to their children, vigorous enforcem ent of child-support law s will be needed. TOM TIEDE Experts watch for July eclipse WASHINGTON — It's generally agreed that change that propelled Yeltsin, and local leaders before him. into office. If only popular elections were enough to reform a society th a t, th ro u g h o u t Its history, h as been burdened by a n a lived tn fear of despotic rulers. Y eltsin's election la b u t an early step In a process of unpredictable duration an d consequences. Much now d ep en d s o n w hether he and Soviet President Mikhail G orbachev continue their tactical p artn ersh ip on th e p ath to reform: w h eth er G orbachev, now th a t his chief rival h as been elected by the people while he h a s not. will te st h la own popularity at the polls: w hether reactionary forces with m uch to lose from dem ocratization acquiesce to change or resist and. If th e latter. In w hat fashion: w hether R ussia a n d o th er republics chafing und er centralized ru le can reach a m utually acceptable m o d u s vlvendl w ith the Kremlin: w hether any su c h arran g em en t will facilitate or Impede the rescue of th e Soviet econom y. If th a t's possible a t all. - .. J. • T h a t's only a partial list of unansw ered questions In a country struggling to reform Itself w ithout benefit of consensus. One has to hope th a t the election of Boris Yeltsin, which reflects popular discontent with th e past as m u ch a s hope far the fu tu re, helps to build su ch a c o n se n su s rath er th a n lurching toward th e c h ao s th a t everyone fears an d no one Is sure how to prevent. ' Government should provide a guaranteed standard of living to all Americans: Our legal system mainly fovors the wealthy: Our private enterprise system Is generally unfolr to working people; The main goal of UJJ. foreign policy is to protect American business Interests: We need a complete restructuring of our basic institutions.” Put millions of dollars in the hot little hands of people with views like that, along with Instruc­ tions to mend It. and do you need to be told what five, and since they can be precisely predicted, to the second, they have become one of the most ardently Investigated of all celestial phenomena. The events surrounding the next solar eclipse Illustrate the Interest. The light of the sun will be totally extinguished for a time on Thursday, July 11. and astronomers will chronicle the event as never before. Hundreds If not thousands of scientists have set up hundreds if not thousands of experiments to measure every whit and shadow of It all. The question is therefore begged as to why. The academics have already gotten an eyeful of eclipses: the sun has been concealed more than 100 limes In the 1900s alone — the effect can also be duplicated at will by holding a thumb up to bkg out the light. What after all this time are the astronomers still looking for? Dr. Morris Alzerunan says the simplified answer is: Everything. He Is deputy director of astronomy at the National Science Foundation. Repetition notwithstanding, he says science Is still trying to And out what the sun Is. how It works, how It shines, for goodness sake, and how It and the rest of the cosmos were formed: "Yes. we have seen a lot of eclipses. Both solar and lunar. Yet while we don't learn anything anymore from a lunar eclipse, the sun remains mysterious. This Is the reason the solar eclipse ts still exciting, and. on July 11. we're going to get a very good look at it with the most sophisticated technology we’ve ever had." The July 11 eclipse will be at least partially visible throughout the United States, except for Alaska and northern New England. As much as iwo-lhirds to three-quarters of the sun will be darkened over the southwestern United States for a period during the afternoon. Better yet for research, the path of complete blackout will begin earlier In tne day right over a Hawaiian mountain — Mauna Kea — that fairly bristles with space observatories and equipment. What Is more, the blackout will last a relatively long time. The sun will be totally covered for 6 minutes. 58 seconds, one of the lengthiest periods of the century. The only recent rival was a 5 minute. 11 second eclipse In 1983. and. by further comparison, the longest possible duration of totality Is 7 minutes. 31 seconds. So Dr. Aizcnman suggests the July 11 spectacular may be as Important as any In history. At least for the scientists: "We have new measuring Instruments, we have new Ideas of what to look for. and U's all taking place dead-center above Mauna Kca. I think wc are better prepared for this eclipse than for any other." ------------------------------One estim ate Is th a t 3 0 0 e c lip se specialists will be on jr ~ ^ d u t y In H a wa i i . J B j^ j^ B Others will observe W . T^B from throughout the \w -B J k W Pacific region. The Smithsonian InstltuJm k i lion will launch a rocket capable of ^B B 1 taking X-ray photo^ B B (S B hs. radiation will -----------------------------figured for the f i r s t t i m e In millimeters: even the dust near the sun will be scrutinized. ^ ,0 The dust Is a little r “ L i! lu.VrSl. th. three* riS *. 9 being incinerated by solar h eat. Some astronomers say the ------------------------------dust Is debris from an explosion that may have created the universe, others say It's not anything of the kind, and there arc profound truths lo be learned regardless of who Is correct. In any event, forget the dust. Astronomer Aizcnman says the most serious consideration during the eclipse will be the sun's corona. That Is the hot and highly energized solar atmosphere that glimmers on after the sun ts darkened. The corona extends so far out that in a real sense It reaches all the way to Earth. The corona has a real Influence on Earth. For one thing. It contains the mtlllon-mlle solar storms that can affect power transmissions In Washington or Windhoek. Dr. Aizcnman says neither the corona nor the storms are very well understood, and therefore they will receive the greater part of the July 11 attention: "We'd like to know why the corona is so hot. That's a major puzzle In our field. The corona ts about I million degrees Fahrenheit, yet the surface of the sun Is only about 10.000 degrees Fahrenheit. Why? We also see areas of low density tn the corona, they arc called ‘corona holes.' and we want more data on that.” For information on how to safely view the solar eclipse (Indirectly), contact the National Society to Prevent Blindness — Center for Sight. The telephone number ts: 800-2213004. RIGA. Latvia — One of the most popular television Journalists In the Soviet Union dances to the tune played by the KGB. A le x a n d e r N e v so ro v . h o s t of th e enormously popular Leningad show "600 Seconds.” Is the KGB's boy. according to intelligence sources in Washington and in Latvia where the struggling Independence movement has seen the dark side of Nevsorov. ----------------------------As th e title of N e v so ro v 's show suggests. It Is meant •WA to be the Soviet an- 'M T ‘ s w e r to ' ' 8 0 Bit i J Minutes.” Nevzorov B f a ^ , 11 has high credibility m W ff among hla audience vw j \ V of 90 million viewers. M but he Is no Mike A * Wallace. There are dL dozens of crusading B Journal 1st* In the So- B vtet Unton daring to ^ take advantage o f| glasnost. but Nevzorov Is not one iHe has been of them. k n o w n to c a rry a gun He h a s s t y l e d alond with his h i m s e l f as a p e n .B m uckraker and cultivates the Image of a gonzo Journalist, complete with a leather Jacket and commando personality. When Nevzorov does an ambush Interview, he has been known to carry a gun along with his pen. Until recently, his worst sin was to badly Imitate American TV hype. A Dutch Journal­ ist who followed Nevzorov around for a few days told us that he frequently dresses up the setting for his Interviews. Including using dry Ice during a chat with an astrologer. Some people now know the wolf In camouflage Jacket better, particularly In the Baltics. At best, he Is a willing stooge of the KOB. taking the stories they feed and laying off the people they protect. At worst, he could be a paid agent with an officer's rank, according to Intelligence sources. Nevzorov has confided to a Russian col­ league that he has "good relations with the KGB." He added. "They are very helpful to me. It ts not Important to me how many crimes they have committed. For me. the KGB ts strength, an Ideal mechanism, a power that could be led by men that arr wise. Just and love Russia for the good of Russia." We learned here In Riga of a theory In the Intelligence community that In February Nevzorov staged an attempted assassination on himself and made it look like Latvian police did It. Nevzorov had been hanging aro u n d with Soviet In te rio r M inistry stormtroopers known as Black Berets after several of them killed five Independence demonstrators and bystanders on Jan. 20. At 1:40 a.m. on Feb. 4. Latvian police received a report of a shooting and a (Ire near the Black Beret base north of Riga. Two unarmed Latvian customs officers were asked to Investigate. When they arrived on the scene at 2 a.m. they found a car in flames, and were immediately surrounded by Black Berets. The Russian thugs put guns to the Latvians’ heads, Interrogated them and then locked them up at the base. A few hours later the two were awakened by Nevzorov himself who demanded to know — with lights on and cameras rolling — why they had tried to kill him. The Latvians were being framed for the bogus assassination attempt. The RGB-controlled Tass news agency then Issued a statement saying that someone had shot at and thrown a hand grenade at Nevzorov and five Black Berets In a car. and that the two perpetrators were In custody. It was not until 9 p.m. that the Black Berets gave up the ruse apd let the iwu men go free. The Baltic people have learned to expect no better thun disinformation from Nevzorov. When Russian paratroopers killed 14 un­ armed Lithuanian demonstrators on "Bkxxty Sunday." Jan. 13. In Vilnius. Nevzorov absurdly claimed on his show that the victims had all died In traffic accidents and of heart attacks. i �T, rS Q i i i -^ t e s t i V• ♦ i i k . :! Appeals court upholds Preslay estate seriously c o n ta in P re a le y p lc tu re a U.8. Circuit Court of Appeals ^«yi^ L4 exclusive trademark and publicity rights of Ehrta Prealey Eaterprtaea Inc. to all commercial 'it** of the name. , • - W . - v , " f : ■ likeness and Image of Elvle P realey fo r a c o m m e rc ia l I I tf i» ‘ 4 ir t- i* r N p r t t -----aalon wot Mila I m w m ainiinn poof Engineers, II aa wall aa k be conuntMlon H i e M n ib W l w ould vole' a g a ln e t th e p a n e l's re p o rt because of the fceue. "Whether they would be sufficient to refect the parkage I don't know." he said. Some members of Congrree ovcttlMcoipd. which bolide dell werka projectsImportant In their dtatrlcta. An appropriation bill working ita tray through Con* <r*aa would deny funda to lmplem ent any action by the near riming panel affecting the might be on hand. The talk around the fleet Reserve building generally differs during the reunion weekend. attend the reunion. While the regularly sched­ uled gathering always con­ tains outings, dinners and dances, the highlight of each year’s reunion la the gather­ ing of former navy personnel. Snyder said the first tw o studies are needed to determine the of water feeding lake before It dfccharges Into the St. Johns. The task force la to life. The reunion tomorrow will highlight the annual gather­ ing of former Sanford Navy personnel at the branch. The chib will open ai 9 a.m.. with hot dogs and hamburgers available at lunchtime, and a catfish dinner In (he evening followed by another dance. The headquarters of the annual NAS Sanford Reunion la the Fleet Reserve building. 3040W. 8.R. 40. In Sanford. FOLIAGE Frances Larkins. 93. 3940 Ashwood Court. Apopka, died T h u rsd ay at Longw ood Healthcare Center. Born June 8, 1996 in New York City, she moved to Apopka from Delray Beach In 1967. She waaa retired social worker for New York Hospital and a Catholic. She was a member of Hunter College S u r v iv o r s a re d a u g h te r . Marlann Anelli. Apopka: four g r a n d c h ild r e n : o n e g r e a t­ grandchild. All Faiths Cremation Service. R alph B ertran d " P in k y " Casselberry. In charge of ar­ rangements. Sherman Sr.. 79. 3932 While Pine Lane. Longwood. died Thursday at Central Florida ReJoseph F. MeKnight. 51. 1470 Lake Harney Road. Geneva, died 1911 In M assachusetts, he at home Monday. Born March moved.to Longwood from North 16.1940 In Hialeah, he moved to Adams. Mass In 1973. He waa a Geneva from Orlando In 1966. retired supervise for Sprague He waa a laborer In the recycling Electric. He waaa member of the Si. Jo h n Episcopal Church. Industry. Survivors are sons. Ty. Or­ N o rth A d a m s. H e w a s a lando. Robin. Geneva: daughter. memeher of the Masonic Lodge Tonya Davis. Sanford: sisters. Grey lock. North Adams. Taconic Alice Ames. T uscon. Arls.. Golf Club. WUltunstown. Maas.. Georgina Tuckcy. St. Cloud. and eras a former scoutmaster. Charlotte Ward. Sharon Skein, He waa an avid sportsman and both of Bonlfay. Amy Lott. fkherman. Survivors are wife. Harriett: Rpaedale. Miss.: bothers. Jimmy. BonUay. Lloyd. Murfreesboro. son. Ralph Jr.. Castle ton on the Hudson. N.Y.: sisters, Thelma Tran.: thee grandchildren. M cN ully. M arlon, b o th of A dam s. M ass.; five g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n : th re e g r e a t­ grandchildren. Gaines Funeral Home. Longwood. In chm jp of arrange- Robert L. Stingier. 58. 660 Sandpiper Lane. Casselberry, died Thursday at Florida Hospi­ tal. Orlando. Bom June 38. 1923 In MUI Creek. I k , he moved to Casselberry from Robins Air Force Baae. Ga. In 1971. He waa an Air Force master sergeant and a Mason. Survivors are wife. Teresa: daughter. Victoria Rene. Cassel­ berry: son. Steven. Orlando: brothers. Charles. Mill Creek. John. Dover. Del.: one grand­ daughter. Baldw ln-Fairchlld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in rharge of arrangements. Open 7 Days Hn. 6sm - unul No Reservations �J ustice history on both of the Supreme Court’s Pressure seen on to nominate I h « n o ln t r* 1 3 8 0 -y tar c i r t t r will certainly be more c m ■crviU rt. ■ ftle te d „_______ m u c h of WaS at t h i nf A w h u ia llM i its e lf on so x ‘ ;i » * » . '* * the thing that W a«m ta blocked u » black koO»*Wdm *0? u S 'S S d if'tb e A m e r ic a , f to give up E b MmSm ‘advancing a ----- | •* on — OVaulllOfl* f i r ever to aerva on the court. Hla arrival b o b an>_c 178-year color 4^ _ w -u _ ■ fi RD m K S M i CTTT U EIO ■ MRmt psstBon In lha govern* be would team efcould be dlveralty on lha taelor told Mm court.** Ban. Orrtn-Hatch. R-Utab. said tvadayabdbra ■ polanllal nomlnec’o minority statu* la only one factor to C la re n c e T h o m a s , a eo n O p p o r tu n ity C o m m laalo n t Amktya Kearae. a black federal appeals court Judge In New York city: tucarao Hinojosa, a Mocrai t ria l Ju d g e In T e s s a ; a n d Ferdinand Fernandes, a federal n d T ja S e W *1 don't think any aant ahouM iblad quickly ba ticketed to a particular ________ 2____ _ M u . »• U M k M l i M ltk lu k U>. 9, 1969. A* the NAACP lawyer. ManhaM argued the cnee that led th e S u p rem e C ourt to de* nw w so T Have a etem o f A cross-Sectlon of views on retiring justice known. Sometimes he would even tell me a small and very WASHINGTON (API - Here Is what people bod to eay about Thurgood Marshall’s d e c is io n to r e t i r e a s a on the bench ... very quietly. BENJAMIN HOOKS. execu­ tive director. NAACP: “If we don't act a suttabk ment. believe me. It would be the mother of all confirmation b a ttle * . I t 's d iffic u lt to envision a court that could make worse decisions than thla one. but obviously it’s MARSHALL In his lion letter to President Bush: “The strenuous demands of court work and Its related duties required or expected of a Justice appear at thle tkne to be incompatible with my ad­ vancing age and medical condition.’* BUSH: “ Hla career la an Lucci losas Emmy again JESSE JACKSON: “I am saddened by hla departure because I know that equal protection under the law will be leas protected with hla leaving. Those who have been locked out. who sack protec­ tion under the umbrella of the law. wlU be more vulnerable.’’ KATE WCHELMAN. execu­ tive director, National Abor­ tion Rights Action League: “With hla resignation, the rights and liberties of future g enerations arc In grave arguing a segregation P caae when a white attorney said *», to him. "If youahow your black J** 1? J M I the ^ate-topewed “ • >:>u’readeadm a trew io a County an." *w r O nj. .th e S u _p reMaiau m e CIrt___a o u rt. ■tiO BO RIIV BUM counij ■CfKilJOl ash twmmit itta MUHlIu M fflflll! wrote 111AllY IlDCfAl s ^ rulings when It was liberal and own solution of the problem to liberal oiaaenta after It rtk fb aa to they want to assign tb e m o n .'h eiS d th ec o u rt. Seventeen months went by without a word Aram the court. On May 17. 1964. Chief Justice V m I wwa--------- ------- -a m— Aa _______ < O flfJO IC Q IO C OCAU1 pCTUUlY W H O m oua court: "S ep arate but Action: separate w«» not equal. Marshall's winning argument has been more Important to the lives of Mack people than anything since Lincoln si igned the clam atlon, Em ancipation Proclam ation, freeing slaves but notI ending the servitude of segregation. iMued Thursday, he restated hla disdain for the death penalty. Along the way. he became a character. He had a martini, or two. or three, at lunch. He loved poker. When he felt It was appropriate. *he apoke In an appropriate, accent once idescribed as "cottonfleldbaas.' CAkfl W A IIC ll ICOO W f IOC U M M * for ■ " , ?■, ■ .1 a in x * - -_-*■__*_* aw* !»»* ; LUBLJANA. Yugoslavia NEW YORK - Soap The federal military tightened its opera queen Susan Lucd's grip on the secessionist republic record Emmy-losing streak of Slovenia today, firing missiles rem ain ed u n b roken aa at the main airport, and re­ daytime Emmy voters gave portedly attacking a column of the best-actress nod to civilian cars near the Austrian Flnota Hughes of ABC's "General Hospital." Lucci. nominated a re­ Slovenian radio said "several” cord 12 times for a daytime people were killed In the bomb­ Emmy, lost again Thurs­ ing of the cars, but there was not day n ig h t In th e 18th i Independent confirmation of the annual Daytim e Emmy s attack. Awards ceremonies. It waa not known how many people had died since the The Winners crackdown began after Slovenia and neighboring Croatia de­ clared their Independence on NEW YORK - Here are Tuesday. the winners in the 18th annual D aytim e Emmy Slovenia’s Defense Ministry Awards Show broadcast said about 100 people Thursday night on CBS. sides by killed or Injured on both i i sk •T alk Show Host: Oprah late T htiuraday. u — ,. Wi nf r ey. " T h e O p ra h A top Slovenian official said Wi n f r e y S h o w ," s y n ­ dicated. j • S u p p o r t i n g A cto r: Bemfe Barrow. “Loving." ABC. • Supporting A ctress: Jess Walton. 'T h e Young and The Restlea." CBS. •G am e Show Host: Bob B arker. "T h e Price Is WASHINGTON - Federal, Right." CBS. slate and local governments • Ga me Show: ■pent more than 9386 billion for "Jcopardyl,” syndicated. education In 1969. a Census • Young A ctor: Rick Bureau study finds. Hcarat. “Guiding Light." State governments contrib­ CBS. ! uted the lion's share for elemen­ •Y oung Actress: Anne tary and high school education Heche. “ Another World.” and higher education Institu­ NBC. tions at 6159 Mlllon. about 55 • Animated Program : percent of the 9266 billion for "Tiny Toon Adventures." public education, said a report syndicated. released Thursday. • P e r f o r m e r In a The state amount Included C h ild re n 's Scries: Tim more than 991.5 billion for Curry. "Fox's Peter Pan elementary and high school and Ihe Pintles." Fox. systems and 907 billion for • C h i l d r e n ' s Seri es: state-operated colleges and un­ "Sesame Street." PBS. iversities. special schools and • Talk Show: " T h e acholarahlp-.fellowahlp p ay ­ O prah Winfrey Show ." ments. Stale support for elemen­ syndicated. tary and secondary education • D ra m a Direction: increased by 7.2 percent from "Santa Barbara." NBC. 196810-1969. . • Ch i l d r e n ' s Special: "L ost In the B arrens." Local school systems, the Disney. primary recipients of federal and state Intergovernmental pay­ • Drama Writing: "Santa Barbara." NBC. ments for education, supplied an •A ctor: Pcler Bergman. additional 989 billion, or 31 percent. Local tax support'in­ "The Young and the Rest­ creased by 8.2 percent from less." CBS. 1968tol969. • A c tre ss : Flnola At 13 percent of Ihe total Hughes. “General Hospi­ public education coals, the fed­ tal." ABC. eral government spent 938.5 •D ram a: "Aa the World blUlon to fund programs such as Turns." CBS. s school Imu-h and milk, ediica- At LJuMJana. tw in -e n g in e O rao b o m b ers, ex p lo d ed on m e a i r p o r t 's ta r m a c in h u g e fireballs. One of them narrowly missed a group of Slovenian n fiic o p tc n . The unconfirmed car bombing attack on the cars reportedly occurred In Marlbor. near the Austrian border. The radio said the v ictim s. apparently were Turks and Bulgarians waiting to cross Into Austria. U gave no further details. Slovenia and Croatia Jointly declared Independence after the em inent. halt to the conflict. federal governm ent rejected The federal government said It Slovenian radio reported air their proposal for a loose confed­ would crush the movement. The force attacks on the Slovene eration of states, rather than one military assault Wednesday with military In several other areas, controlled by the federal gov- ground attacks on the republics but gave no further details. b o rd e r p o in ts w ith Ita ly . The airport In the capital had Hungary and Austria. The mili­ been surrounded by government tary stepped up its attempts to soldiers since early Thursday. close Slovenia to the outside The federal government banned world by attacking the airports civilian flights over Slovenia on today. Wednesday. Secessionist leaders begged for lion for the handicapped and help Grom the same nations that S l o v e n i a 's I n f o r m a tio n Head Start for low-income pre­ had warned against their In­ Minister Jclko Kacin also said schoolers. The federal share in­ dependence drive. another airport at Marlbor. about creased by 9.2 percent over The European Community 60 miles northeast of Ljubljana, 1968, said the report. today decided to freeze aid to waa hit by air attacks, but there Spending per pupil for In­ Yugoslavia, and planned to send were no details immediately struction averaged 62.635 In a delegation to try lo broker a available. 1969. New York spent the moat per student at 84.415, followed by New Jersey's 64.370. Con­ necticut at 84.018. Alaska at 63.564 and Delaware at 63.368. Utah apent Ihe feast pet pupil at 81.563. Idaho apent 91.615. Alabama 81.664. Louisiana WASHINGTON — Top congressional tax*1.71la n d Mississippi *1.727. •wi tiers recommended Thursday that Amer­ The report also said: ica.ts be allowed to pay their federal taxes —Local funding for elementary by credit card. and secondary education ranged The proposal was among scores included from a high of 89 percent In New In a bill whose main goal la tax simplifies Hampshire to a low of 13 percent lion. The measure was Introduced by Rep. In New Mexico. Dan Roatenkowski. Dill., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee: Sen. —Systems with Ihe greatest Uoyd Bentarn. DTcxaa. who chairs the percentage of stale funding were Senate Finance Committee, and Rep. Bill Hawaii at 100 percent. New Archer of Texas and Sen. Bob Packwood of Mexico at 76 percent and Wash­ Oregon, senior Republicans on the panels. ington stale at 70 percent. Moat provisions In the bill affect corpora­ —The federal government's tions and partnerships. Few would have an funding share was highest In effect on significant numbers of Individual Mississippi at 16 percent. taxpayers. The bill would lose an estimated —Of the 6194 billion spent In •200 million over five years. 1969 by public school systems The bill waa four months ui the drafting for elementary and secondary by staffers from Ihe two committees and the education. $106 billion — almost Joint Committee on Taxation. The Treasury 55 percent — was allocated to Department and Internal Revenue Service Instructional programs, while took part in Ihe drafting and support the 678 billion was spent on teach­ legislation, congressional aides said. e rs and o th e r Instructional salaries. Census: ws spent $286 billion on education Paying your taxes with your Visa? I �■ _____ ■' ■* •' : alive Orlando S.A.Y Rain halps Qators add on to load Thursday Night mcT oamjaicn 9a , ; a quick 4-0 there m they sirs Mohtfe Radio got In two and a half wiped out the rest of the night's G ator's Dockside la now 8-1 the OUve (1-S) and AAA Tree UF reenalt dottn’l GAINESVILLE - Unlvenity of Florida recruit ‘ it'* Henry McMillan did reft meet TpiBwinmy* im j iniinhi may enroll at theachool ahywky. The Odlnesvlle Stlh reported that McMillan, of Charlton County High in FoDuton. Oa., did not meet the NCAA-imposed mtohnum o f700 in his last attempt at the Scholastic Aptitude Teat. State univeraittea this year are allowed, under Board of Regents rules, to accept no more than one athlete per sport who does not meet the NCAA’s minimum guidelines —an SAT acore of 700 or ACT score of IS and a gnu average of at least 2.0 in core curriculum. r McMillan likely will be the that Florida takes this year, the Sun reported. In an unrelated announcement. ABC-TV i Thursday it has added the Ftarida-Byracuae game Sept. 21 to its telecast schedule that day. The game, which will be played at the Carrier Dome In Syracuse, will begin at 3:30 p.m. EOT. Earlier this week It was announced that the Sept. 14 Flortda-Alabama game in Gainesville will be televised nationally by ESPN at 7:30 p.m. CLEVELAND - The Cleveland Indians traded right-handed knuckle bailer Tom CandlotU and outfielder Turner Ward to the Toronto Blue Jays for pitcher Denis Boucher, outfielders Olenallen HU1 and Mark WhUen and a player to be named. CandlotU. eligible to become » free agent at the end of the season, has a 7 4 record and a 2.24 ERA after four straight Ipairs. Contributing to a 21-hit Gator'a ere Mike Kirby alnglea. na» scored, two RBI). Daon Daniels (sliding) struck out 12 wtiMo throwing a Lumber Capos In the final gsms of the Babe Ruth I WaU (double, two singles, two twohltter to lead the Knights of Columbus Cardinals to Bsssboli City Championship Bortss. Daniels slso hod a ■cored. RBI). Derek Pike (three sn 12 win over Dsrok Brinson (No. 20) and the Prestige doubts, two slngls#, two runs scored snd an RBI. singles, two runs scored) and Curtis Tabor (double, single, two RBI). Alao contributing were Barry HyseU (two singles, two runs scored. RBI). Jeff Deen (two singles. RBI). Brian Rogers (two singles, run scored). Craig Stitt (double, run SANFORD - The Knights of Columbus Cardinals scored. RBI). Jay Crutchfield (dou­ became the first Babe Ruth Baseball League City ble. RBI) and Harold Beasley (stogie, Champions Thursday night as Deon Daniels hurled a run scored. RBI). two-hitter in an 6 2 triumph over the Prestige Lumber "Deon pitched an excellent game." said Raines, who Providing the offense for the Olive Eimos at Chase Park. now has a Babe Ruth title to go with four Little Malor Garden were Scott Edwards (double, Daniels, a 6 foot. 2-lnch righthander, struck out 12 City Championships. “And Tamis Davis played his and walked only two as the Cardinals won the best game of the year, the kind of game we've been two singles, run scored). Larry Edwards (two alnglea. two RBI). rain-plagued aeries two games to one. looking from him ail i Steve WaU a n d J b c Flgler (two “This ended up being a real good aeries." said Davis made several good plays at shortstop ar singles each), BUI Mahoney and Cardinals coach Otis Raines. “ Both teams played real had a pair of singles, two runs scored and one RBI. Blake Myton (one ringle each) and well. Oivc their team credit. Kip (Expoa coach Kip The game was picked up In the top of the second Braden) had them ready to play and they gave ua all we inning after being suspended by rain after the first John Love (run scored). inning Monday night. After the Expos went down in wanted." at m • - m n But Daniels and company proved to be Just too strong order the Cardinals came up with a three spot in the we en • - i it as they took the league’s initial championship. □Be Play at WHnbladon aloahaa on Siemer doubles Bullets past Lake Howell to N AB F victory Indiana may swap with Jays WIMBLEDON. England - Top*eedcd Stefan Edberg finally completed a 73-hour victory over Marc Roaset and Andre Agassi showed up in all white on another soggy day at Wimbledon. Ed berg beat Rosaet 6-4. 6 4. 6-4 in a match originally scheduled to begin Monday afternoon. Sixth-seeded Michael SUch and eight-seeded Pete Samppras also advanced. SUch defeated Dan Goldie 6 4. 6 1 . 6 2 and Sampras beat DanUo Marcelino6 1 .6 2 .6 2 . Agassi made his first Wimbledon appearance since he lost in the first round in 1987. Agassi, known for hia colorful outfits, dressed in ail white. He was tied with Grant Connell at 4-6. 61.1-1 when rain halted the match. □ 8 p.m. - WON. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota Twins. (L) J BsrvteslO-7). There wiB hs no Runes next week hi observance of the Fourth of July hbbdoSri The league wtU return on July I I with three games. At 6:30 p.m.‘AAA Tree Service win play the Olive Garden: at 7:30 p.m. ItwlU be le t B aptist taking on G ator'a and at 6:30 p.m. Lee's will face Seminole Mobile Cardinals claim Babe Ruth city title WINTER PARK - Chad Siemer broke a 2-2 tie by doubling In one run and scoring another on a wUd pitch to lead the Bullets to a 6 2 decision over Lake HoweU In a National Amateur Baseball Federa­ tion league game Thursday at Lake HoweU High School. The fifth-inning rally made a winner of relief pitcher Mike Lyons (1-1). who came to the rescue of starter Tim Ruckdcschel In the fourth inning, striking out six. walking two and allowing one hit over the final 34k Innings. Ruckdeachcl struggled early for the Bullets (Lyman High School's summer team), leaving the bases loaded with Lake Howell runners In the first, second and third Innings. Another Lake Howell hitter had reached base before Lyons was summoned from the bullpen. Lake HoweU look the early lead, scoring a run In the bottom of the first as Mark Deaabrals walked and scored on a double by Mervyl Melendez. The Bullets tied the score in the top of the second. Kevin Scott hitting a lead-off double, moving to third on WUI Ramirez's single and scoring on Doug Porter's fielder's choice. They went up 2-1 In the third when Stuckey walked, stole second and scores on Kenny Hayes' two-out double. Then it was Lake Howell'a turn to bounce back as the home team tied the acore In Its half of the third. Rob Stanton singled to open the Inning and Paul Thompson followed with a bunt that went for a fielder's choice, both runners reaching base safely. After Eric Weiner lay down a sacrifice bunt advancing both run­ ners. Paul Glambalvo hit Into a fielder's choice. Stanton getting t a g g e d o u t In a r u n d o w n . □Baa B allets, Pag* 2B Birle secures victory for Twiggs, Altamonte Dodgers ORLANPO - Despite throwing a no-hiUrr for four Innings. Gregg Twiggs stUI needed relief lielp from Eric Birle to naU down the Altamonte Dodgers' 4-2 win over the Texaco Stars in a Central Florida Baseball League Thurs­ day night at the Jones Complex. Twiggs, a graduate of Oviedo High School, ran his summer record to 4-0 as he was credited with the victory despite walking seven batters In his four-plus innings. When Twiggs walked the first two Texaco batters In the bottom of the fifth Inning. Altamonte coach Woody Woodard brought. In Birle. who was greeted by Mickey Verne (another Oviedo graduate playing for the Stars) with a run-scoring single. But the Stars helped Birle and the Dodgers with some mistakes on the b asep ath s. r u n n i n g themselves out of the Inning. Those mistakes were magnified when heavy rains fell In the top of the sixth, causing the game to be called. Since five complete innings had been played. It was an official game. The Altamonte Dodgers scored first In the top of the third Inning. Carlos Abreu led off with single and took second on Shane Stuf(let's tingle. After Abreu warn thrown out stealing third on a botched hit-and-run. Slufflct taking second on the play. Aaron latarolia hit a double to score Stufllct. After Texaco took advantage of Twigg s wildness to tie the score In the bottom of the third, the Dodgers took the Icade for good with a two-run rally In the fourth. □I F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �■ .-’v • STATS & STANDINGS 7TOTjvtk, ~trr*gys T iy ff^eCi iCMkriav t i j i m i im IHwHWnHr Mi 440 iCerW eStoe e jg • n m m m p + m n * w u m n tm TM D U m N M M M ItCTIMMoy ‘ • * « 5 i SU» 9 tm 7keM No iw a n w iw •ra-sa ™ a - v" :■ terfkld fence far a .three-run ta n c r . The final Sanford run came In the fourth Inning when C hat Lytfc singled, went to third on a Terrance Perklna double and <v. ’. ■ti'.--AS to notch fourth in the ctctc. was shut out In both games tt played thla year on a total of four hits, The only &A.Y. bita In this game were atnglea by A J. Lahkoa and JoevPlovd. ,T ' Z . ■ ■ " m f c v - i'£i > Jj walk. He quickly stole second Corbett fallowed with a single to and acoref on Steiner's double, bring ’hi Schmidt and went to Sterner aoon advanced to third eceond on the throw to the plate, on a paaa ball and scored on a Bobber Hauro then doubled to wild pitch, .i i ptaic C o rtett,.. t The Bullets added a pair of The TTnitgrri scored their last insurance n w ^ to th e a e v e a th ru n tn th e n t h when Tom Inning a s Chad Beland hit a Flee nor doubled to lead off ‘e ^ o j with double Mid Scott b ^ ^ T t h S on a wild * Ram ies pitch and acoced on another wild Kavnircz iricu vo Mvancc incin niich with a aacrlflce bunt, but the Lake Howell pitcher Uted to Now 10-0. th e Altamonte throw out Beland at third, hia Dodgers win play again Saturday throw sailing over the third £ ■1ma* £ uP lam e against the b a s e m a n 'a b e a d , a llo w in g Maitland Braves at 4 p.m. SaturBeland to acore and Scott to take day at Lake Mart High School. t— *». d e m u r Now York iBeM ong BeHImere 7. 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NanAnon to offer help Nar-Anon. a. self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.r , at Orove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak A. ue. Sanford. For more Information, call 8604364. Alanon member* to congregate at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Overoatere to weigh in Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. Call the center at 696-5188 for more Information. Poete to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the DeLand Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. Sanford Rotartans to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. Platonic girlfriend reaay Tor more ri I've been read* Ing your column since I was a pre-teen girl. I'm 21 and a college aen lo r now. In my freshman year. I met a super guy. "Ray." We hit It off Imme­ diately and have been beat friends ever since. Abby. Ray was my llrat love. There eras a strong physical attraction be­ tween us (we even discussed It), but we didn't act on It for fear of J e o p a rd is in g o u r p re c io u s friendship. Since we met four years ago. I've dated others, lived with someone else, and now Ray has a girlfriend. She la his first serious relationship. Now I am wondering If I should let him know that 1 am still In love with him. We still are very dose friends, and I honestly believe that we could make It as a couple. I don't expect him to drop his girlfriend for me. However. I cannot spend the rest of my life wondering what might have been had I been willing to risk telling him my feelings. What do you say. Abby? DRAM WHAT IPi Now Ray Is Involved In his first serious relationship, were you to tell him that you are still In love with him. It would cause him no end of consternation. Please, give him a break and put your "true confessions" on hold until you know where Ray's present relationship is going. Should It not endure, and he la free to consider a n o th er love rela­ tionship. unleash your "con­ fession." But not until. ft I am stumped os to what lo do about something that happened at work. As a Junior executive In a large Arm. I submitted an Idea to a vice president. He reacted with very little enthusiasm, so I assumed he didn't think much of my suggestion. About a week later, he showed my Idea to the president of the company as though he had originated it. The president those women appeared to be naked — with Just a wee little string back there, barely visible, attached to a small patch of fabric In the front, no bigger than a Band-Aid. I am not some crotchety ole woman: I'm 35 years old. but I must admit, seeing so much flesh exposed. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. (My husband laughed.) 1 was furious when I heard w h at had happened and I wanted to tell my friend a thing o r two. However. I took a co-worker's advice to Just keep quiet, as any -further action on my part could be harmful to my I am still very resentful, seeing his career nourish and not my own. Any advice? ■A P IT WITH OFFICE POL!T I C S DRAM HAD IT: I think you used good Judgment In taking your co-worker's advice. Let it go — and learn from the experi­ ence. And the next time you get a "brilliant" Idea, submit It to the president yourself. ft My husband and 1 Just returned from the beach — our first outing this season. It was a beautiful sunny day In Santa Monica, and the beaches were swarming with men. women and children. I had seen some ads of the new skimpy bikini bathing suits for women, but this Is the first time I had seen them worn by real DRAM ABBYt I have had a best friend for more than 20 years. We've known each other since fourth grade. We have always been able to discuss e v e r y th in g a n d a n y th in g honestly. However, my friend has gained a frightening amount of weight during the last two years. She appears to be at least 100 pounds over her normal weight, but she absolutely ref­ uses lo talk abut II. Meanwhile, she eats up a storm? Every time I mention It. she gets angry and cuta me short. I am worried about her blood pressure and even a possible heart attack becauae heart trou­ ble runs in her family. She's a beautiful, generous person and I love her dearly, but this lady is killing herself. What can I say without alienating her? Someone asked her recently when her "baby" was due. and It really hurt her feelings. __ I assure you that no one knows better than your friend that she Is Withdrawal from aortal acUvltlea. Excessive anger. These could be the Brat warning algna of a mental lllneaa. Unfortunately, moat of ua don't recognize the algna. Which Is tragic. Becauae mental lllneaa can be treated. In fact. 2 out of 3 people who get help, get better. For a free booklet about mental lllneaa. call the American Mental Health Fund: 1-800-433-5959 L m i to — t tkt gteka— . DRAR ABBTs Please discuss fathers tickling their young children. They seem to get some sadistic pleasure out of express­ ing their lovef?) by tickling the little girls and boys until they scream with laughter, then pain — then end up tn tears! This needs discussion. Abby. I think It's sadistic! Do you? Jd rU M .M O . ■t Yes. Children who "end up tn tears" are e x p e r ie n c in g p a in — n o t pleasure — and no father should be perm itted to play such games. Excessive tickling Is said to stimulate children Inappro­ priately. To subject a child to this kind of "play" fa child abuse. It's the business of adults lo protect children from any kind of child abuse — and while It may appear Innocent and "all In fun.” it should not hi toler­ ated. . from behind, some of You hold the key to great prizes at the ota Bigger & Better Friday & Saturday June 28 A 29 AXcustomers receive a free poster. Ifyours has a lucky lum bar inside, you are an Inetant winner! Many great prizes! Enter drawings lor: Ghost tapes. 9 Lb. Nestle Crunch Candy Bar, Sugar Ml. Vacation, and Can the an Cruise! Winners lor Sugar Mt. Vacation and Cruise wil be drawn Sal. July 6. Ghost Tapes and Candy Bar winners will be drawn June 29. ro t tKNT ONI, OiT ONI Kids Come SeeM Hood " Charecteij Mortal Haats hat wanlag d p t , too. dangerously ngerously overweight, but until HI she the wants war to do something about It. no one can help her. so don’t nag her. The biggest fsvor you can do her would be to get her to her doctor. Talk about not weight. She could have • compulsion to overeat for one of a number of reasons. Morbidly obese people need psychological help as well as a nutritious eating program, but It all has to start In a physician’s office. If you can work a miracle, you may save your friend's life by starting there. Good luck. C o m e f lo u t Winn Dixie Plaza Lake Mary Bivd. 4 Hwy. 17-92 a a p p i z z A B jE F ' PARTY Saturday O nly II a m 3 pm Slice of Pizza & Coke 50c PIZZA & SUBS ■ippnwuiguiuuB �■ 1 1■~ PH B W B . mas jtj B W O n W in g s o f F r e e d o m C o n g n g s tlo n s l To Advertise In This Directory C all 3222611 A llp a p er and Employees M ALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff A N O M U IT O M 2599 Sanford Ave. David Beverly and Staff 500 Maple Ave.. Sanford S S L LO CAL CHURCHES $ * J t Per W eek T e Advertise O n T h is �U n to * Nm M, ter 1040. Fionas - Friday. June M , m i to m to ■ bunion r m y h « a r t fo r ittortf; net tor too oto stats of Fkxt; not for ttw Unttad Mat of Amorlea; * ovan for tha rtdj but tor 8an* ^ ■ M i f t ^ t o t o m Aa u m m Of lily nOVTM IO W mo I A nursery will be provided. First Presbyterian looking for toys SANFORD — The Ftrat Presbyterian Church c Discarded toy* may be brought to the nursery, which la located In the education building. If you aren't able to make It to the church, you can call Amber Lee at 333-2434 to arrange for pick up of the Items. programs a t Christian liberal aria colleges. While the Independent, non- Local laactera to bo honored at FBC SANFORD — The Ftrat Baptist Church of Sanford has notified people In key leadership poaltlona of the upcoming events tht will take place In their honor at the church during the month of July. On July 7. law enforcement officers from the Sanford M ice Department, the Sanford and Seminole County fire depart* merits, the Seminole County Sheriffs office, the Florida Highway Patrol and the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission will be h o m e d with certificates of appreciation at 10:13 a.m. at the church. July 14 will be Healthcare Workers Day. Employees of hospitals and health care facilities will be honored at 10:15 a.m. on that day. July 31 wlU be set aside to honor ^ovcmiTMMit wortten. Representatives of the city commlaatoners, county commie■loners, U.S. House of Representatives, the Florida State Senate, the State House of Representatives and Bcttye Smith, mayor of Sanford. wlU all be honored by the church members at 10:15a.m. * July 38 wtll be recognised as Sanford Merchants Day. Local business men and women trill be given certificates at the church at 10:15 a.m. students In 1075 has plummeted to Just 110 students, and has prompted talk of the school's p o s s ib le c l o s i n g .S i m i l a r scenarios are bring played out at many of the nation's Bible segments of higher education In the first half of the 1070a. and we've seen ourselves fell fester." Bell said. While the shrinking pool of college-age students has hurt colleges of every alae. the decline In Bible school enrollm ent. Ha said it was decided In March to move the block-king urban on which only two of five buildings still are being ueed. to a former high school building north of the cUy. The three unused buildings symbolise a problem affecting many schools that took over larger quarters when enroll­ ments ahot up. only to be left with expensive maintenance, mounting debt and costly un­ used space when enrollments dropped. Chadwick hopes the move ^111 be completed by fall. He also la youth mtnlMry. To som e churchea. " th a t diploma or a seminary degree la very, very unporauii* n c m u q . "So, In some ways, coming here la kind of a step of frith." Irrational mentality that If you a d d th e s e o th e r g o a ls o r strengths that somehow you are detract mg from diemc mcoiojy» said new P resid e n t J a m e s McHann. "It doesn’t make a lot of sense. We can add majors and course offerings without de­ tracting In any way from what we're doing as a college." It's estim ated lh a t about 31,000 part-time or full-time students are enrolled at the 83 work and other relatively lowpaying church vocations and are unable to give large donations to their alma maters — the life­ blood of many colleges and universities. "In the 00a and early '70s. young people came off to Bible colleges out of a deep sense of commitment to fulfill God's will." he said. "I think moat I7-. IS-. 10-year-olds today don't have the foggiest idea of what life Is all about and where they're going." SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Graca Urwtad H tllM itt Churth «N N Country Club Rd. U U Mary Grant Chaoot A M I Church. Ovtado Oakgrono Mathodtat Church. CModo Oataan Mathodral Church, Cor ol Carpontar A Murray S t. Oaltan Im a m Orthodoa Church. St Oaorga. 2001 Dytan Way. Maitland taatamOrmodoaChurch.St Stomn • otO C A . IM L ana Emma Road #r mm *$r 4 Oana-a Church ot tna Natarona. S R. 44 Gana.a LaM Mary Church ot tho Natarana. 171 f Cryalat Lara A m . LaaaMary Sanlord Amanco Church. 1401 ■ h r t A«o ■anion) beta Chwch. UtO San ton) Ato Second Church 04 Tha lining Ood. M2* SaardaTl A«o. Santon) Tha FuMGoapat Church o< Our Lord Joaua Chrtal. WaahmgMn At. C» naan Ctty Tha Sanation Army. TOOM 241n St Tnwmph. Tha Church ol tha Naar Aga. 100S W Oh St Unitod Church ol Chrtat. Anamonta Community Cnapat. Ammonia Wmtar So»nga Community E.angatlcal CongragaKontf. 2 't Wada St Wtntar Spnngt_________________________________________ �fryCMcVMRf i f f ! [ ' . m i l n u . *J . 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It Is a safe N SW W A V kJ O O O V A O U ) ICANrroUOERSTAUO There are certain techniques of card, play that many club playera think are solely the domain of the expert. But this isn't true. If you can visualise the distribution required for suc­ cess. you can bring off any of the coups described in the literature. Looking at today's hand, you might think that South's fourheart contract la Impossible. Declarer seems dated to lose one club, one heart and two diamond tricks. But if he Is given a little assistance by East, he can get home. Can you see any way tn which West can lose his "cer­ tain" trump trick? West starts with three rounds of diamonds, declarer rufllng the last. South takes two successful h e a r t fin e sse s, b u t E a s t's last chib, won by E a t. Everyone Is down to two cards. Dummy has the heart ace and club eight. W et and South both have two trumps, and E a t has a spade and a diamond. Declarer ruffs whichever card E a t leads, and W e t is tu c k . If he overruffa with the king, dummy overruffa wUh the ace. and declarer’s 1 s t trump wins trick 13. If W et underruffs, dummy's club is discarded. Ei­ ther way. declarer wins the 1 s t two tricks and makes his con­ tract. This Is called a "smother play." Did you spot E a t's error? If he had thrown a club on the second round of heart*. W e t would win the third club trick. Then he could exit with bis low trump to dummy's ace, establishing his king as the fourth defensive ( 0 1 9 9 1 . NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISEASSN. V v g iM v * i a i HAVf p i t THAT Vit'fit X l . K * You could do rather well In the year ahead tn a Joint venture that has a long-term objective. While It might severely test your patience from time to time. It will be worth your perseverance. CARCBB (June 21-July 22) Be very careful regarding what you volunteer to do today on behalf of another. There'* a possibility you could get in over your head before you realise what's hap­ pening. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall 92 plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't waste too much time today trying to win the support of someone who diametrically op­ p o ses your p o sitio n . W ork around this individual and seek alliances elsewhere. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) "A day’s work for a day’s pay" Is the motto you should be aware H W UN0 ON p i t V tfiG * O t A M CM tN TO Uf f ill t S C O * < < 4 ^ MR Y 6ETTW6 SAW toeoTMNLl RKK FOREATINS R H YOU W / / M lT K E C A M l U IK t SHAWNb H«S Be* of RfoSlN BRAN until M l W PNSINS n END UP ON TNt BOTTOM f IR E FINAL ^ battle OUT DdSo? / Of W LUCKY CHARMS VHfHVCOMlMCK u/w WITH W UAG V EG uT of today. There aren't apt to be any free rides coming your way in this cycle. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Usually, you strive to do your best to maintain harmonious relationships with others. But you may have to deal with someone you're not quite ready to forgive today. KOffBO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your methods and procedures could thw art you from a c ­ complishing something you'd like to do today. The reasons will be obvious to others, but you’re not likely to be receptive to advice. •A o rrrA R iu B (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Developments won’t be as burdensome as you might lead yourself to believe today. A little positive thinking on your behalf could take a heap of weight off your shoulders. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There's much more to life than Just its material aspects. If you allow youiself to dwell on them today, you could miss out on the finer things out there. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Doing things others think are too difficult to manage will provide you with enormous gratification **HT MtN4 *0* m JnA MWR lOO.CMOPf*/ yOUA VSkAIUCKS R tseA U C H ' ’g g H T f ff / I today. If you are confronted by challenging developments, don't retreat. m m (Feb. 20-March 20) Make plans to get out with your friends and keep yourself busy today. If you w ithdraw or become too Introspective, there's a good chance depression may takeover. ARBS (March 21-April 19) Be hopeful and positive today, but also be realistic, especially if you’re Involved in some type of new endeavor. Yet don’t be too conservative when making pro­ jections. TAURUR (April 20-May 20) If you're pursuing an Important objective at this time, you must not slack off. no matter how many difficult obstacles confront you. Victory is achievable — if you're tenacious and coura­ geous.___ OEWMI (May 21-Junc 20) Being too uncompromising in your attitude will severely limit your opportunities today. 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N canaMar m* a*a*tlon at « i nonet by Nw City ot Santord. Florida. aoNUawa: ORDINANCE NO. M l anlarad aaalntl you lor ttw rallat damandad In Mia Complaint DATED on Mw m ti day at Jun*. m i . MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT ■yCarrW Iuattnar Oaoutv Clark Pubtlth: Jun* II. n 4 July L II. mi OEOm I I —I— I li-.-ll__ 7 0 L U (R T ta = 7 N O T IC E O F A P U B LIC HEAR I NO T O CONS! OEM TH E A D O P TIO N O F AN O O r*NANCB B T T N B C IT Y OF IA N F O N O , FLO R ID A Nolle* It htrtby pivan that a PuM k Haarlnp will ba hold In Mi* Com million Room at Mia City Hall In Mw City *1 laniard. Flarld*. at M B ■’clack P M . an July 4 m i . M cornlOar Mw adaption at an ordlnanca by Mw City at San tar d. Florida, a* W iow i: tm im tA itf wy Generel D e se rtio n el the are# H be a n m itd m i map it at tin A comptat* datcrlptton and a copy ol Nw ordlnanca iliall bo •vai labia al ttw oil lea ol Nw City Clark lor all ptrtont dttlrmg to •kaminattwiamo All parlWt In Inlaratl and cllltant than hav* an opportunity to ba hoard al laid haarlnp By ardtr ot Mw City Cammlition ot Itw City at Santord. F tor Ida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a panon dacidat to appaal a dacIlian mad* with rtipacl to any mattar comldarad al ttw abov* wwatlnp or haarlnp. ho may naad a rarballm racord ol Itw pracaodmpt. Including Mw tatllmony and auldanc*. which racord It not provldadby ttw City at Santord. IFSWOIOSI JanatM Donation City Clark PuMIth: Juna M 4 July L m i DEG » J IWIawt: A PO R TIO N OF T H A T C E R T A IN P R O P E R TY L Y IN G NO R TH O F LA K E M A R Y B LV D A N D SOUTH OF H IO O E N LA KE DR IVE AND B E T W E E N D R IFTW O O O LANE E X T E N D E D N O R TH E R LY AND A R T L A N E ; AS SHOWN O N T H E M AP BELO W . miadonerTmE m tryaattlmatatSurru i i n m * Plumbitc B u lM c C w ir ic iin NEW. REMOOEL tS P A lS " Pressure O — wiibg D B IV IW A V S . £hgnllnk£r*Mir^»JOD k, CARPENTER All kind* at ham* rapairt. painting 4 caramk tn* Richard Orta*......M I N T l C A R P E N TR Y . adWliom 0* Secretarial ft DJ E n ltrp riw i. N I B E D m SI .Santord P l M I / M l ttw OrenlisQ StrvIcB PREVIOUS SOLUTION "You coukln l tad it ih * wi draaaad for an o p a ra o r a n o p araB o n " — b v tn S C o D A compiata dalenption and o copy ol ttw ordlnanca iholl ba arailabi* ol ttw ottica at tha City Clark lor oil p r i o n dturinp to oaamina ttw lomo All partial ui m tar ail and cltUam than ha. a an appartumty to ba hoard at ia«d haarlnp By ordtr ot Mw City Commiiwon *1 Mw City ol Santord. F lor id* AO VIC E TO t h e P U B LIC It a par ton dacidw to appaal a daemon mada with rtipacl to any m iliar comldarad ot Mw abort mooting or haarmg. ha may naad a m rl at la racord ol ttw procoadmpi. including Mw taitimony amt avidanc*. which racord it not pro.m td by Mw City Ol Santord IF S n tO IM I JanatR Oonahoa City Clark Pueiith Juna id 4 July t. m i D E G MJ Impfovti a a AD D ITIO N S. Ail ramodal ln« Quality warkl CGCEMCJ1 TW P MASONRY. Brick. Mock, ilucce. conerat# Manovaltoni H e 'd 41m M l H M fM M U t MplaaptNfW . ) m ii I ’m l l n s i i i r s s I i ’r r \ \Intl l h t ii II t his �* - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 28. 1991 PUBES NOES Sal a p p o in tm e n t* . H igh commissions. 774 7017 Part A r m Drtcfttt Drigtr Mutt live in Sanlord araa. b t •ip trlan ctd and have good dr Iring record 37? PW REALESTATEASSOCIATES Money talks so d o t! our "100% comptnialion plan" 11 No monthly dt!k let Full company support in advertl* Ing. brochure!, phone, etc Full time valet manager with It y rv experience In lu c e n t Work with the belt! Contlden ttally. Stu Mac Dade. 131 7700. Lake Mary. U l't talk. FEMALE WILL share mobile home, phone A cable. *41 a week 7744*71 leave message. LARI BURY. turn. room, pro ter tomato. A/C. kitchen prlv. *41/ wk. No drug* 3700141 MALI desires tomato to shar paolildo condo Free rent tor right person. Jolt. 7131044 Taaa l e k i Mery Blvd Sanfard 93— Seems far Sent CaN321-0584 CLEAN ROOMS, kitchen ft laundry facilities. Cable TV. Starting at *71/wk....... 1144*2] FURNISHED room, kitchen privileges, utilities Included S 4 0 /w k S40 s e c u r i t y Downtown..........Call 177 MS4 TELEMARKEDRC Experienced, groat hours, great pay! Call 33d 73*4 • 1. local company Call 7/4 7017 W A N Y E D , LI VE IN COMPANION, homemaker to live with elderly lady. We otter private living quarters, use of car. plus salary. Call for details attor 10AM m - tm SPACIOUS 2 ROM 2 MTMS 93— Rooms lor Root PRIVATE ENTRANCE, relrlg . wether, near I 4 and 04 *70 wk. Call after 4.MO-14R1. SANFORD, kitchen and laundry privilege!, clean, cable hook up |4V»k.S4Sdtp3»7«44 93— Rooms for Ront 147**0. PTI IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! I SANFORD, male. 7 bdrms Incl. util., fenced. Pet! * Kid! OKI We!h/dryer. lit ft lait. 174 wk. or STM mo............. 7301071 OPEN MON.-FRI., 44 SAT. IPS. SUNDAY I t 97— Apartmonts Furnished/ Ront SANFORD • ] bdrm.. complete privacy. MO per week plui *3*8 security. MS-114# BEDROOM. Living room, kltch en ft both. *170 week Utllltlei Included Plu* dapoilt 771 4ll4or 740*177 _________ ROOMY redecoraled I bdrm. Ideal lor couple. OlS/mo plui STOPItcurlty. 777 CT4 SANFORD SANFORD Sanford Court Apartmants Geneva Gardens Apartments M I S S h iM A w . 1 Bk. Horn d Ik. Mary OM Ingle Story Nude 10 2 Odrm. App. f •Courarylke SaRng •O v a t e Manage* • S w in g * S H f n o rth Com et H e a re w O u e l SANFORO (HH e ■ 323-3301 \\ L C S D _______ vr“ 9 | LAKE MARY LX. | MANYBLVD. A ROSECLIFF APTS. Nmw 1 , 1, o r I B edroom s AvsUabto E xooionl L ocation ALLAPIS. FACE COLIRIYAflOS Poet • Laundry • WahOryer Hookup* Cloaa to Schook 4 But Line Protaaaanady By Angaka Qordon, Property I ~ warty liar \\ r \\ ____ • /] j Cheae atlat M « M UvaN am LO ^S ^O j 322-2090 \ Irl I n li i S299 CARPORT With I beWoom ground level condo. S4M per month plut MMdepailt (Summer Rate*) Cell Carmen, a t 1*11 LARI MARY/SANFORD 1 bdrm. 2 both, wother/dryer and 7 bdrm. t bath, w aihtr. *421 par month plua eacurlty. 444 74*1 or 774240* LARGE > bdrm , u p stair* , carpet, gloss parch, no pot*. *7*0 plu* tocurlty. 770-1*' MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdr.............. SMS mo. 3bdrm....*H8moAu»....mS*7S NICE 1 BONN, garage apt. Santord. STM par month plut t.M t 7W7 Single tlory studio. 1 A 7 Bdrm. Apt*. Many extra* Incl. i tor age ipecet Oulet. coiy community I Nice landicap Ing. Onsite manager* who CARE 11 Starting el MI»/mo ..323-3311 HIDOIN LAKE. I bdrm . 3 bath. Wath/dryer. Poof. NO PETSI U N mo. MM Dap. 377-1071 Lv. Mag. POOL/JACCUZVCLUftHOUSE Alt W. I 1_________ Q H D 322-1051 N m i l\ im w I ) m |T I l ) | | \ ^ M l l l \ c \ l ( . I I I I M i l l \ s i r i I’l \ 111 m i 1111 \ \ t Itnlli I m i i m - M iiiicn G UARANTEED! S299NmleSMcM (Limited time) Santord. If. I bdrm . cen tral H/A. pool, laundry late/Quiet 737 H43 193— Houses Unfurnished/Rent ATTRACTIVE 1/1. Santord. Largo kitchen. Florida room, available 7/1. No pat*. S*M plua d m*«ft Cell MU COUNTRY CLUB Araa. 3/1 w /N n. AC. clean and no pot*. SOI, discounted MIAMI DO HCH f S T f F4 A P T ’ LARI MANY Ml MU I Story. IA 2 Bedroom Apt*. SANFORD CLEAN, quiet 1 bdrm. apartment, upttain. *771/mo...................... 3371134 SANFORO • 1300 Santord A y. Apt. home. I bdrm. *300/mo. 4 bdrm. SMO/mo plu* deposit Quiet and sate Call 7771*4] SANFORD I BDRM. Spec lout, adult*, no pet* All electric UOD/mo * MOadm .333 Ml* STUOIO. (71/wk., t BDRM.. MO/wk. Off street perk Ing. Call 77017*7 STUDIO.’I bdrm and I bdrm. Downtown Santord. 3247447, leave m anxga____________ TWO BDRM. upstair*. *171 and security. TOO W. 11th Barb AAF.44........................777 7*47 * * WOOER IME# * 1 bdrm. 7 both. New paint and floors. DlihweWter, range, retrig., central H/A. garage. CLEANI U**/ma MI4I7T or M b-tawattarlPNLJRd. WOOER IMEVKUS 2 be dr earn. 3 bath. Split, garage. w**h/dryor. vaulted celling, lake ft amenittetl *421 mo. Cautery t l , WbN Carter ft lOTURUMMEA 7 bdrm., very large family room w/tlrepfeca. Completely remodxled Inclutfng central H/A. New carpet and appli­ ances w /dlihw esher. New vertical* alt window*. Calling Ian*. Fenced yard w/boet shelter end storage Looking tor tenant wonting a very n k e piece to live and willing to taka cart of It. Abaolutoly no pot* Rat's, required. S4M plus tecur Ity dxpoilt. 7211ttt 1991 Geo Prism Mon Ir Spsciai ATTRACTIVE LAKEVISW 7 >l Mi l ( LAKE MART (Limited time) Sanford. Ig I bdrm cen tra l H/A. pool, laundry Sate/Qulat. 777 1*47 Bool Deal In Town W A R N IN G II UNtOUE OARAOE Apt. at hi* fork home Avail. Juty 1st. Cath ceilings, ten. AC. cable avail. *771 mo............. MS-7*** 2 OORM. kitchen water furnished. No pots. Call 122 117* SANFORO • Huge 3 bdrm .. eactllent location. Complete privacy. *100 par week plui MOOiecurlty. 777-774* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Egud Houeng Oppenuney I )id NEARTM QIMCT!! SAN FO RD • I A 1 Bdrm. Apfit Furn/Unturnl *700 ft Up plut *70» sac, dap 3??-»*7/*74*0*4 WORK I NO couple, one large bedroom, newly painted. Very private. Ju it outilde Sanford. All utllltlei furnlihed. No pa'* *371/mo plui *700dapoilt. 777 1*17 Sailpointe Apartments S300 Men* You Ho ANY tor? Dedoom Apt. Including Sac. Depot! 4 lit Uontne Ran Waeher 4 Dryer In ALL Urdtllleauahi Etching Part LA EEMMARO. * N O W O P E N !* O CALL 322-5955 .AMR JENNIE APTS. Under new management I Cell u* about our movie In ipoclelt From M*t I Broker, 777 (774 4 Door A 4 Door LSTs MR 3 ledroiai Apia. U10 Located 7 mat. Item L4 ■lake Mary Hadfxow (Edl *0) 99— Apartments Unfurnished/Rent ♦ MOVE IP SPECIAL* * RENT FROMI43S-S455* * UWTID TIME ONLY* bdrm*. w/kltchen privileges Each room SMS mo. Includes all Pet*OKI.............. 7714*47 HOUSE TO SHARI w/smoktr. 7 rooms end bath tor rent, share kitchen. SMftmoJa 7147 PRIVATE ROOM, share kit. and both*. Refer, ft toa*e. *71 week plus deposit........770-4771 TELEMARKETERS RANTED High volume break le t t cook! needed I Apply In perton. ?PM4PM*lly. 4740W.St.Rd 44. Sanford Adult*, anclaaad parch, water e n d g a r b a g e p i c k up lumijhed. A/C. cable reedy Off itreet perking. MM/mo plu* *10 damage depeelt 771 7*t4 91— Apartment*/ House to Share TELEMARKETER m m i mouse O A R A O E A P T. H H M rk Di! trkt. M i tq. tl., 4 roam*. A/C. M M per month plu* deposit Call 444*711 or M0S77! CNA AVAILABLE! 14 yrt. *xp Osteon ft Santord moa4. Ntoaa 1741144 er 7747*0* Fast 0 rawing Rooml Need 70 motivated people. Hours. 7PM 10PM No charge b a c k s l S l / h r plu* c a th bonuses dally 1 Exp. pro tarred but will train right people 1 Start today 1 After 3 PM 1241*1*. RESTAURANT AH-NICII 7 Bdrm. Apf. C/H/A. carpeted, kitchen (TSl/mophh dtp. 33*31*3 73— Employment Wanted SALESPERSON Sale* experience prater red Benefit*. Apply In perton Monday F riday. A ristocrat Volkiwegon. *171 S Orlando Dr. Santord 331 7277 S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S weekly pay. Sl.M per hour to start with regular raises plus benefits For pmtlgtous utill ty company In DeBary HS diploma. Fla drivers license, good credit history and able lo past drug test. Current Fie. guard license or certificate required Metre Security In Orlande* ..................14*1-17** 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent -A p e r t iT N Unfumished/ Rent e * e VOLT e • e TEMPORARY SERVICES CaH 414*1** SALES KPS Experienced rinrtarl Certlt cation desirable but will allow up to 4 monlht to obtain (tru n c a tio n Eic working condition! 4 ban tllti Im m td iatt optnlng! on 7 3 ft 7 11 !ittt Part timt alio availabitt DENARY MANOR MR. they. 17 *3 Pebory.*»F.*AAlMPM.....EOE KIT ’N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 71-H elp Wanted 71-H elp Wanted 71— Ht4» Wanted and 3 bdrm. apt. <710 and *400 per month Ref* 777 7011 Tintpd gifts*, BSM console, child Mfaty locks, 4 whool indppgndant suspansion, scotch guard. * * BRAND NCR* W *8 8 8 S ROSECLIFF APARTMENTS New 7 bedroom apartment*, for *110 W /D connection*, icraenad palloi and oetra itoraga c lo u t 1147 iq ft Located on Lk Mary Blvd Call 73111*1 Equal Houllng Opportunity! 1*•'< / I • '.A N f (J K l) to / ID / IJ I /» ( ) ( ) /» /« • / / / * / * fc ® FIRST TIME BUYER? 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O r o - &O-92S0 •Sim. 322-1835 •» Vp. ES3- 7S35 COME IN AND DISCUSS THIS PROGRAM WITH ONE OF OUR CONSULTANTS... MOST CREDIT PROBLEMS CAN BE OVERCOME. ( M i t r a l H o r ld a s O n ly l H I u th o rizin i Hotly Shop • SER VIC E ' • PARTS *8786* HOURS: SALES M F 8 30 9 SAT 9 6 SUN 12-5 SERVICE 7AM 6 PM MF A R IS T O C R A T V O L K S W A G E N , IN C . 4175 S. Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford, FL 32773 Sanford 321-2277 or Orlando 365-3300 •must u£ti U N Muki «£CX«cM £NT S �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. June 28, i w i - 103— Houses U w fu m is titd / B e a t STOGIC SANFORD. 1/1. L« kitchen, living, dining. Ig. verd m o pi m d m .....m a n /LLWILDE Area 3 Bedroom. 1 Bath Family rm. Nice) AVAILABLE NOW1 147) me. p tu i r n ...................... 57* ana LAKE M ARY-SANFORD. | Groveview, 1/1. CHA. U ft Jut jecurlfy. M1WW______ 1CRN 1/1. double garagi. ■CHA. W/W carpet, fireplace. , tarn. room. I1B rent. 1M : Plumose Dr. lanterd M l 1717 I ID A 1 BDRM or 3 Bdrm. In ■DELTONA? Large te lection I ZIMARY REALTY.... IW O Tt (ENTERS WANTED own i your own home In the Lang wood area. Call HG-7QG1 INFORD Brand new 1 Bdrm., rage very private. Low m i ■oamnttat j t g L j J g R H FORD. 1 bdrm.. ti t bath. - CHA. all applianctt. U K mo. i glut m e tec, m ia*o________ I MANAGE nearly 4W rental i hornet In Seminole County I CALL US FIRSTI HP REALTY. I BDRM. 1 BATN. Large lanced In yard. 14)0 per month. Call 11117W between M BDRM lit BATH. Santord area. WOOper month. St John'* Realty, m a m I ACRES ON LA K E JESSUP -1 bdrm. I bath, no central H / A S M J^JJoglutdegoalO l^tl^ 105—DupkxTripltx / Rant JP L E X IS . 1 bdrm. tcreened porch, laundry hook up*, ttorage, lawn malnt. 13IHM47 IK E M AR Y. 1 bdrm . CHA. good condtiont No Petti Ref­ e re nce * re q u ire d . 1140. M l-llH a r 111*444___________ M l LONG WOOD a a a Duple* 140.7)0 Schuren Realty MI-114?. (L U X U R Y l / l duplei. all appli anca*. garage. *creened porch, fenced S1MM4 4M? IS A N F O R D Large 1 bdrm . Clean, appliance*, hook up*. t i l l Pari, Venture I >74-*4*1 117—Commercial Rentals VO 1.000 iq It unit*, can be uted together. O e unit. 100 ig ft. Call 13311*7 I4M SO F T S TO R E A/C. a la rm , e i l r a t l MOO per month. 1140 Country Club Rd . S a n to r d _ C £ U in ill^ _ _ 121—Condominium Rentals______ CASSELBERRY M U Large I bdrm., lakefrontl Ground door I Lg patio Near pool I 14)0 4 flt4 ll_________ LA K E M ARY 1 bdrm 1 bath, w a th a r/ d ry e r, fire p la c e . nautllu*. a m »nllla «, lake. MOO/mo ?*/ 00r or 4*14140 I PINE RIDGE CUJII r w 1 bdrm 1 belli, wather/dryer. j M il mo S E C M In c . Lie 'M r ' Real Ettata Broker. 41? 1104 ~ V IL L A W/LEASE Til. Appli ''V£ ancet Incl Mayfair Meadow* K - .M lQ p ermo, »4 -«4 tl K ' W IN TE R IP * I NOS. lownhouia. J e , available now 1/IV*. All appli ance* including wether and dryer t41) mo tlOO dtp Weekly payment eacepted It qualified M0 M M ar 774-ffei 141— Hemet N r *>le 141— Hem— for Salt MTEMMREALTY Urp La| Naas, 21/4 Acm Need* TLC • 4 bWm. IW bath block horn*. Dkilitg room, family rpgm wigt fireplace, cen tral H/A. fenced baHi. workihep...................... 144.400 3440 SantordAve. Ml-tTH............321-2257 4/1 on park Ilk* M k Ik e and 1 4 are*.....siaMM CaN I I 1/1. Non qualifying attu m e Met Alt N* paedkti Quiet 10,400........ ...... H 1 R H SANPORD. 3/1, IIS,M 0 ar Attume g ilt total payment! ----- I f ........................ M1-NM SANfee ONLY151100. m p fa m ily lt* 7 ,«iP lM > ? Fantaetk 3 bedroom 1 bath. Greel areal Lptm fenced tel. Setter will help with point* Mr new FHAI Only MK down I I Mb WIT b a lF M Tie Parfict Hobbs Then build your m m on ana of our pertect Me. All dtape*. aft t l m . Frent MAM te tU M H EMERSON REALTY 1 bdrm.. ft* bath, den w /brkk •pk., Lg. maeter bWm.l Big kneed verdl S 4 7 W S 3 W HIS II \ I I H I VI I Y NICE I bdrm. I central atr. lamltyraom, huge oak*, goad naighbarhpod. SPECIAL BUY! M U M ASSUME NO NUALIFVI 1 bdrm.. central H/A. Large corner lot - tre e il ONLY tt A W1 \ 1 i 1 \ 1t STENSTROM CALLBART REALTY 32274BI NHY PAT RENT? YOUR NEW SMYRNA CONDO CONNECTION! S a n to rd native. Drenda, Ownby Real 3AM4I ATSS% FIXtDI Alto Avallabte - Government Repo* And Bank Forecloture* Opt*. sm -iim ■*•*, m - m i AA Came*. Inc. Non qualifying loan. Lika new 3 bedroom. CaN C karktte 174*111.........Emereen Realty G row ...........eaa-m-wai I . ORANGE COUNTY 1/1 on M acre*, large barn.....IMAM W. “ 21/2 ACRES . Zoned county A t. Already tpllt into 1 building ilte*. Clo** to town. BETTER HURRTI Priced to tell at S33.MG. 1JJ— Condominiums Co-Op/Sak k N m m im im n it " 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 SANFOOD • 3 ACRESI 1/1 mil* to 14 entrance and exit. High and dry. on corner, tw.soo Tempde Realty tec.. OGMI4 U1 ACRES all or part, cut tom pond*, lence. Will finance, near Poland ______ IM Ire* STAIRS PBOftRTY RRANAMMINTa R( ALTY 11 « * * k r Vet* - A little mere fkr efbere. Rrand new 3 i > balh femee with 1 argaragee from NIG. to*#* monmry IBeaWy.MSmi Ettak^-j^jjj^^OewTTGU 157— MoWk Homos / Salt A00RABU1 Mutt Mil 1 bdrm. I bath. dallhouMl Central H/A. cell Ing ten*, appliance*. Attume mortgage or owner finance with low downl Call 113 ISM SAVE MSI NEW 1W1 HOMBS1 WHY PAY RETAILT 14X74. MAM. SWIG. W JM IM-I7M SUMMER SfEOALS IH SANfOROAREAPAM 3 BONIN. I BATH targa lot. owner (Inane* MLftG Sanford. 333IMG 153— AcrtafaLets/Sak 1*4*1 M *K each, no money dawnl tll.41 monthly. I MG**] XH 157-Mobile Homes/Salt 1S1—A p p lia n ce s / F u rn ltu ra HACIENDA VILLAGE, adult park. Winter Spring*. 14XS1. 1/7. living and family room* Lott of (forage. 1 tcreen porches, utility room Secure aree and choice lott Recently r e d e c o r a te d . A m en ities S47,*00 Warren. 177 I4M LARRY’S MART. II) Santord Ave New Used turn A appl Buy/Saft/Trado.........MT4IM. • LIVING ROOM SET. plaid couch, loveseat. 1 end table* A coftee table SIOO. __________H3 4M*_________ • PANASONIC MICROWAVE Caroutel, let* then t year eld *100 firm, Ml 1)7*__________ •REFRIGERATOR lie u It, Irest free, white Good tendi tlon. clean. SM TO 4*41 • TRUNDLE BED. Maple IlnltTt. HOP M ila n alter )FM • ZENITH. It" Color TV. cable ready 1100 311 *3G) 153— AcraagaLots/Salt 14X40 1/1. Florida room, carport......................... 114,000 14X4) • 1/1 tpllt. carport...114.000 REPO 14X44 1/1 tpllt 11*4*1 S15.000 14X44 • io.oc 1/1. Florida room 14XM. 1/1.......................... 17.000 r. 713-41*4/0)1-174) REALTY, INC. 181— Appliances / Furniture AIR CONDITIONERS Two 10.000 BTU Air Temp, good cond, S110 and HOU * 1171 PAMERICAN INDIAN Rug or can be wall hanging (*100 Call..............................131 4403 BJ'S RESALE We Bey/Sell Furniture A Cel lectible*. Including Estate* M*1 S. Sanferd Ave., 311 7444 d e e COUNTRY CRADLE * * I Handcrafted, destined to be com* a family heirloom All Wood MUST SEE to apprtcl ate SI00 S7G4441 Lv. M»q. IBS— Computtrs APPLE II C Complete In elude* much software POO or best otter.............. HlIM* • COMPUTER Panasonic hand held wllh micro printer end carrying case. SIM or best Otter. Call 434 0714 187-Sporting Poods AMOVE GROUND POOL 74 Die r Walk around rX4' Deck. Pump, filter G ac cetories You disassemble 44M 111*4)4 ask k r Den • BZ THRUSTER SerNeard. * ft., full deck Irak top. w/kath *40........................... Ml 4)4) A M O H O A B lf H I I V i VtNMjRf • C OUNT R Y CUPIO A R D /W E LSH S ID E ­ BOARD Solid pin* construe tlon. Cabinet* on bottom ot cupboard and shelve* draw *r* on top hall Lott ol ttorage and display space. SI00 firm. __________ m i tew__________ CRIB-JENNY LIND. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 28, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45406b381a1ec20698c3ba8a98917569.pdf 117a8f11b4cf37512a13f12e0e4395cd PDF Text Text N E W S D IG E S T IMBIPB *S- ^ ‘^7 * : *JPr. Jr Mtrthlt a Raldar SANFORD — Seminole Community College has signed Lake Mary star athlete Mike Merthie to a baseball/basketball scholarship. □ P M o p la Grads gathar Lym an High School graduates from the 1947-1955 classes gathered recently to renew old frlenshlps at a class reunion. Two vacanciss filltd SANFORD — The Sanford City Commission voted Monday night to fill two vacancies on (he c ity'* 12 member Historic Preservation Board. Ollle Williams and Altermise Bentley were s e le c te d to replace b oa rd m em bers Ed Blacksheare and Ron Ftorelll. Tax-cap effort gains By J. MAIM l A R P N l O Herald 8taff Writer SANFORD — There la a movement underway In Seminole County to limit property assessment Increases for homeowners to 3 percent per year. Wes Pennington, an active member o f the county's Republican Party and candidate for Florida House o f Representitlvea District 35 seat. Is coordinating the local effort to raise nearly 400,000 algnltures to place the Issue on the ballot for a change to the Florida Constitution. S ta tew id e, th e d riv e has about 150.000 signitures. Pennington said. Pennington has Just recently begun collecting T w o alligators escape from zoo DETROIT — Two alligators made a getaway from a zoo by slithering through underwater steel nets sectioning olT a canal that runs through their pen. and one o f them remained on the loose Monday. "W e thought It was secure, but apparently nut secure enough.'' said Khadcjah Snclby. acting director of Belle Isle Zoo. T h e alligators, both about 4W foot-long. escaped last week. One was caught after u few hours by zoo officials armed with rope, netting and duct tape. i "S h e was floating right on the top," said Keith Coakley. 33. who tends the Island's athletic grounds and helped capture the alligator. A zookeeper waded Into the muddy canal behind the alligator, guiding it toward land. When tt crawled from the water, nct-wtclding keepers pounced. The other alligator has cluck'd officials, who arc confident a third alligator in the exhibit, a 7-footer. Is too large to squeeze through the netting. From stall and wira reports B r i f e t .......... Classified*.... Com loo......... Crossword.... Door ABB*.... Booths.......... Dr. Oott....... Editorial....... Florida.......... : H igh temps linger Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of m a in ly a fte rn o o n th u n d e rs to rm s . Highs In ihe lower IKK. Wind south H) mph. P « r m oro w eather, e e e P « f o 2 A new programs. For example. Seminole County will Increase property tax Income for the base operations by •5.5 million at the same tax rate, excluding bond repayments, as last year. One mil of countywldc taxes last year raised 88.7 million. This year with new construction and reappraisals, a mil will raise 59.7 million. Reappraisals accounted for 8.4 percent o f the total 12.5 percent Increase In total property assessments in the county. " T h is w ill force taxation out In front." Pennington said. "It will require a forthright approach to Increase taxes." □ B a t T a b m b . Pads BA Lake M ary pond said safe again ByNICKPPBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - The level of fecal collform In the retention pond next to the Lake Mary Elementary School Is back down to an acceptlble level. olTlclalos said today. While an acceptable level Is 400 Florelll had given a verbal resignation earlier parts per million is deemed accep­ this month, and Blacksheare submitted a tlble. levels as high as 26,200 were written resignation citing Illness In his family as reported In the middle o f last week. his reason. As In the original testing, the latest readings were taken by Flowers Th # great watarmalon challtngt Chemical Laboratories of Altamonte Springs, at the specific request of A T L A N T A — A Georgia town kept Its title as the City of Lake Mary. top banana among watermelon producers when Dr. JelT Flowers reported. “ This It prevailed o'.er two competing communities time they were well below the claiming to be the Watermelon Capital o f the threashold". Each o f the four sides World. of the pond was tested. On the east "W e Just came up here to prove It to side the level was the highest at 20. everybody," Monica Willard o f the Cordele/Crlsp The north side was rated at 12. the County Chamber o f Com m erce said after south was 8 and the west was found Cor dele's watermelons beat out-tliosc-grown In - — terha re only 4~cuhjiite«.- - ----------Hempstead. Texas, and Hope. Ark. Flowers said. "T h e height of the water in the retention pond was "W e Just didn't decide this overnight." said only about six Inches on the 12th of W illa rd , who wpre earrin gs shaped like this month, but with the extreme watermelon slices and a necklace with fake rainfall on the 13th. the water level pieces o f watermelon. "W e ’ ve known we were rose to an extreme height." He the watermelon capital fora longtim e." added. "W hen that happens, the Judges tasted mouthfuls o f the Juicy melons □Boo Pond, P i | « 5 A and proclaimed Cordele the winner with 176.5 points out o f a possible 200 based on color, taste an d tex tu re. H ope g o t 160 points and Hempstead got 151. Hope holds the world record for the largest watermelon — a 260-pound melon featured In the Guinness Hook of World Records. names names In Seminole County. The assessment cap would apply to homeown­ ers with homestead exemptions, but would allow larger Increases when the home Is sold. "People move to Florida. Invest In homes In nice, quiet neighborhoods.” Pennington said. "Then somebody else comes In and builds an expensive home next door and drives everybody's property values up. It*s not fair to the people who were already there." Pennington said the cap would also foce city and county governments to be more prudent In spending. Slowing the pace o f property assess­ ment Increases would require local officials to rely more on budget cutting or tax Increases to pay for A handcuffed suspect is sscoffed to s patrol ear altar Ms arrest Monday afternoon in Midway. in court Sanford woman tells of 34-hour nightmare By J. HANK BAKPIBLO Hsrald Staff Writer SANFORD — Four suspects Identified as participants In a 34-hour Midway gang rape Involving up to 15 men arc scheduled to make their first appearance In court at 1:30 p.m. today on charges of sexual battery. The men. including a 16-year-old youth, were Identified Monday by the 33-ycar-old Sanford woman who said she was the victim of the ordeal. She sat In u car with darkened windows during the sheriffs search o f the home. Today, Seminole County sheriffs Investigators are searching for additional suspects, said Lt. Bob Kunkler. Scheduled to appear arc Robert Lee Williams. 47. 2391 Greenway Blvd., Midway. William Henry O'Neal. 20, 2530 Byrd Ave.. Midway and Joseph Watkins Jr.. 2271 Broadway. Midway. The Juvenile Is being held In Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center, lie will appear in a hearing today al 1 p.m.. said slierllfs spokrssman George Proechel. SherllTs Investigators believe the 33-ycar-old Sanford woman's story based on a physical exam Inal ton conducted Sunday and a description she gave of the home, according lo the search warrant. She told Investigators the brown home was located next to a building that had loud music aim ing from it. She said several men were standing outside the building. The home searched Monday was located next to the Old Chase office to be demolished By NICK RFIIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Approval has been granted to demolish the former Chase & Company building at 200 S. Oak Avenue. The Sanford City Commission voted to go against a decision by the Historic Preserva­ tion Hoard to deny the request. Lee P. Moore. President of the Sunnlland Corporation, owner of the building, had requested author­ ization lo demolish the building. Because of the ugc o f the structure, permission was required by the Historic Preservation Hoard. The vote against allowing demolition □ S « e D em olition, Pag* BA □ S « t Court, Page 5A G ardner defends his lobbyist trips Byd. MARK BARPIBLD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Sen. WAV. "Dud" Gardner said lie did nothing wrong In taking; trips paid fur by lobbyists and not reporting them, but he won't doit again. " If the elrciimstances were the same, my deetsions would be no different." Gardner said Monday. "Hut because of the lomplcxltlcs of what we put In the ethics statute. I don't know whether we can or cannot do It and because of that. I am not going to do any of It." Gardnrr has been charged by Leon County Stale Attorney Willie Meggs In May with falling to report three trips financed by lobbyists. He faces a maximum o f 1H0 days In Jail and $ 1.500 In lines for the charges. Gardner is one one among 24 current and past state officials that Meggs has charged for violating stale financial disclosure laws for falling to report trips and other gifts provided to lawmakers. Most have pleaded no contest and paid fines and court costs. G a r d n e r h a s a s k e d the Tallahassee Judge presiding over thr case In dismiss It on the grounds lawmakers, prior to last year, were never required to report trips pro- li t is the building of a friendly relationship between a lobbyist and a legislator. The pro­ blem is the perception is bad. 3 -Sen. W. W. Bud' Gardner vlded for them us gilts. Gardner said an elfort to specifically Includes trips under the re|Mirting require­ ments in 1077 was defeated. Lust year the legislature prohibited most gills Including irlps valued at over SIOO. Garner's motion for dismissal will be considered Aug. 10. Gardner said he doesn't deny taking the trips and said there Is nothing wrong with what he de­ scribes as strictly social gatherings. He said typically state business Is not discussed on the trips. "It Is the building of a friendly relationship between a lobbyist and a legislator.” Gardner said. "The problem is the perception Is bad." The real reality Is of going hunting or fishing or whatever It Is. a social gathering of a number of legislators. The fact that a lobbyist Is present Is usually only the catalyst for the situation." Hut Gardner admits lobbyists do gain some favor for sponsoring a trip, but not a change of vote. He said If the lobbyist wants to meet with htrii on a busy day. because of the relationship built through trips, time will be found for him. Gardner said he often votes against Issues supported by lobbyists who have sponsored trips. Gardner said one trip he has been charged with falling to report, a bunting trip to Thomasvlllc. Gu. In 19HH. was at the Invitation of Senate President Hob Crawford. Only later did he find out that the trip which Included the top Senate leadership was financed by lob­ byists. "I was the only brand-new guy' Invited." Gardner said. "Hut within a year I was a serious s|H>ller candidate for president. Within my second year. I was president prolent and chairman of the Appropria­ tions Committee. I understand how the system works which serves to gain more powerful positions which results in better legislation for constituents. "It goes across all spectrum of life, not |ust politics There are some See Gardner. Page 5A Comments on school budget invited tonight By VICKI DoSOKMIBR Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — The promised 1991 fiscal year budget for the Seminole County school dis­ trict Isn't expected to bring much public op|>osltlnn at this evening's 7 p.m. meeting, but the board Is encourgaglng comment. The S312 million budget was made puhlle a week ago at a school hoard work session, bin this will be the public's first opportunity for comment. "W e need tbetr Input now." Joe Williams, chairman of the school board. said. "Th is is (hr time to make changes." The proposed budget oilers homeowmers a reduced lax rate from last year. " I t ’s about six dollars less per year.” said Mary Chambers, assistant superintendent for business and finance, of the proposed drop In lax rale lor the owner of a SHXJ.(XM) home with the standard $25.(XX) tax See Budget. Page 5A �< iX - T July 23, 1181 f N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Cabinet agenda: Minority business Rescuers fight to iiv t itrmdid n M KEY WEST - h TALLAH ASSEE-] far from a goal of giving minority businesses IS percent of their orders for goods and i from office auppHra to construction ‘ for today’s Cabinet Tout pilot* whales that grounded themsehres on a shoal four miles oflUwte were taken and penned for observation Monday. Five of 18 whales In the pod died. Researchers late Monday searched for the remaining nine whaka so they could reunite them. The sleek Mach. dolph M sed p«ot whales beached In the Calda Channel northwest oOtey West on Sunday, according to the Coast Guard. Rescuers front the Coast Guard, Navy and two environmental groups came to their aid. but a growing storm and impending nightfall cut short the Sunday night. ‘It eras very chaotic; there were Linda Bohi of the Florida Marine Conoervancy. dying, they were left so high and dry oo the bank. They were digging holes in the rocks with their fins." ■ _m Gov. and the Cabinet about 4.4 percent of the Bonks of the atati state Department o f General Arguments on mullet fishing al expected at the meeting. The Marine ' t o atop Feds, EPA file suit egelnetetty Small is choice of car buyers BUNNELL — The Justice Department and the U.8. Environmental Protection Agency (Med autt Monday against this North Florida city for water pofcuttefli vtolatlona. The complaint alleges that the dty has discharged pollutants from the Bunnell treatment works In excess or the effluent limits In Its permit and la violation of the Clean Water Act. The city discharg es the waafwwlir mm Black Branch, a tributary of Haw Creak, which Bows Into Crescent Lake and then the St. John's River. "Just as we acted to protect the I m p a k i from damming pollution, the same commitment exists throughout Florida. Acting Assistant Attorney Oeneral Barry M. Hartman anld in a statement. "It Is remnllal that pubhc entities. hke private ones, comply with the Cleon Water Act.” The coornlamt seeks both Muncthre relief and civil penalties of up to 928.000per day a&owabteunder tha Clean Water Act FORT LAUDERDALE - F o u r out of five of Florida's top core are small or compact, with the _ the MM. •ays a DetroitR.L. Polk A Co., which drew its data from dlana registered 24,280 new That put It akghtly ahead of the Lincoln Town Car. the only Mg car In tha state's lop ffve. BUI Dodd, rpnkmman for Flor­ ida’s ehiptoF o f tha American AutomobUe Association, aaid he is not surprised that the state’s motorists are opting for smaller DifinM ixpwt RoMngInoofflpilint TAMPA— Mental health experts an apttt 3 the prime suspect In the Oalneeirtfle eowge i month found 37>year«td to enter a plea to charges ha got Into a shootout with Just days < Danny Harold robbed a "It’s a lot caster to get around In *m* l>‘* care,*’ fV * * aaid. But on Monday, pubhc defender Mary Lou Cuellar i has a psychiatrist of her own ready to testily Rolling has severe mental problems tlml maha him locomjpetent for trial. 'T h is dm or might have * some areas the other o o c io t b cno not* ” ***** Me.' iW Cuellar, 1WVWWS who ™SWV would not"i ORLANDO — The nation's only center devoted solely to the study of sinkholes la itself getting swallowed by cutback* in university research grants that took effect his month. The Florida Sinkhole Research Institute at the University of Central Florida, with a staff of three geologists, has been the final arbiter between homeowners and insurance companies in settling claims resulting from alnkhnlra. Under state law. c la im s fcoulUngfrun ainuu^comust be paid. ....—— "Oao mileage la definitely a factor. Ana In a state like Florida, where there’s a lot of red lights, there's a need to conserve The Accord, made In Japan and the United States, Is ateo the n a tio n 's b e a t-s e llin g car. foBowed by the Toyota Camry. Chevrolet Cavalier, Ford Escort and Ford Taurus. Rounding out Florida's top five are the Cteo Priam, the Cavalier and the Toyota Corolla. The Prism, bulk in the United States, la atmtlar to the Corolla. Not all areas of the state agreed on the Accord, however — the car didn't even place In Broward County's top five, for instance, and the Camry beat the Accord out for first place in Palm Beach County. F ra n c la Erne o f Fort Lauderdale la a smaller car convert. Previously, he owned eight Caddys. but earlier this month he switched to an Accord and calls the move "fantastic." But mileage la not a driving force for every motoriat. Among care coveted for statu* and luxury. 152 Rolls-Royces and Bentleys were registered In the auto last year. Polk mid. There were 1.843 new Jaguars registered In 1990. along with 09 new Ferrarta, Polk shows. White Lincoln Town Cara are luxury cars, they are also very popular aa rental cars. And rental can are big busi­ ness In Florida. AAA officials *aid they have found rental cars make up 30 percent o f the total number of cars on South Florida’s rosds during the peak i Report: HRS violating federal, state rules with kids’ lengthy foster stays Butfgtt wot piggy ilnitholi Institute ■;:r* ■■;.■>•. ■**■* ■■'" hundreds o f pounds by changing the way down at tha bottom." he mid. "They’re recreational limit from 50 Bsh per person to all improved over what they did Met year.” On mullet fishing, the Marine Fisheries 90 per boat. p m — proposed the quarterly reports an t___________ ____ _ state business with minority companies, commission attorney Charles ShsMer i rather than annual reports. In February, to ^ rffmirm rtat tra fry to lmproye the 3.3-percent share they orgmlaed Fishermen of Florida tended In 1900. deisv action, said Jerry In AprlLJune. the fourth quarter o f the 7 state’s fiscal year, minority companies ^ received 5.4 percent of the 898,064.600 In orders under *910.000. They received 2.9 toBOflehperhoal percent of the 870.965.392 in orders over would clooe a 810.000. He said agency-by-agency figu res At _____ wouldn’t be released until the Cabinet I* barred, a large p w p Approved the report. haul in a catch of seven "You had some agencies that had out* without vtofatbui the lO eeiaa then aefl the catch, beiaid. standing eflbrta ... you had some that were MIAMI - Children In Florida’s foster care system remain in th e ir ’ e m p o ra ry h om es an average o f 214 y e a n — a year longer than allowed by state and federal laws, according, to state welfare department figures. Within 18 months of taking custody o f a child, the state Department o f Health and Re­ habilitation Services is supposed to return the child to Its family or terminate the parents' rights, making the child available for ------ we were formed, people generally got ths runaround a geologist Institute job will be eliminated Sept, 30. "They’ll | runaround again after we close. ' From Associated Frost roporta The suit charges that HRS has But one-third o f foster children detained children In foster care remain in state custody longer, too long, denying them a chance a c c o r d i n g t o H R S . S o m e for a norma) life. The suit, which children have been in foster care seeks class action status to represent up to 16.000 foster aa long as 10 years. "You have a lot o f kids grow­ children In Florida, also calls for in g up aa HRS kids." said Karen the restructuring o f the foster . G S V efc V M U m riTtom ey w h V ' care'system* sued HRS In federal court In U.S. ' D istrict Judge James October on behalf o f six Dsdc Kehoe w ill hold a hearing Aug. 8 County children. Th e children, on whether to grant class action a ll siblings, have been in foatcr status to the suit. care from flve to 10 yea n . "H R S Statewide, there are 16.663 Is a lousy substitute for a children In foster care, according to HRS. parent." Glevers said. Man convicted for threats to vice president FORT LAUDERDALE A Broward County man convictea mommy oc Vice PreUdtnt Dun Quayte and could be sen­ tenced up to five years in John Blockwekter wiO be sentenced Oct 25 before U.S. District Judge Jose IS after threatening Quayte'a life In a call to the Secret Service, a local tetetatten and a eynd tested teicvlsion crime . aakl Diane Coasin, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office. In a call to the Secret S e rv ic e A p ril 28. Blackw eldcr Id en tified himself and aaid " if he didn't receive 810 million he would eliminate Dan Ouayk." Coaslnsaid. He was then taken to Broward General Hospital for an evaluation. Ten days after he was discharged, he -ma4*~ M v s r d -^ a w ^ ir -. eluding one to WSVN-TV and ’ ’ A m erica 's M oat Wanted,” saying unless Quayte resigned within 24 hours he would harm the vice president. Prosecutor says Smith attempted three earlier rapes By RAMI Associated Press Writer W EST PALM BEACH - Prosecutors in William Kennedy Smith's rape trial plan to call aa witnesses three women w ho aay he assaulted them in earlier alleged attacks. Th e allegations in court documents filed Monday came Just two weeks before Smith la scheduled to go on trial Aug. 5 on charges he raped a 29-year-old JupUer. Fla., woman at his family's Palm Beach estate March 30. The court filing by lead prosecutor Moira Laach claims that Smith raped a woman In Washington D.C. three yean ago and attempted two other rape*. It wasn't clear whether Smith had been charged In any o f those cases, nor whether the w o m e n re p o rted th e a lle g e d a tta ck s to authorities. In court papers. Ms. Laach said she Intends to call the women to testify under a stale law allowing use of evidence o f similar crimes. A •'.Hi ■* .1 MIAMI - Hsrs art tha winning numbers aslsctsd Monday In ths Florida Lottery Cash 3: S-S-S Numbers selected In the Florida Lottery Plsy 4 were: T-8-4-1 Fsntsey 5 numbers chosen Monday ware: l l - l t - l l - l l - W lutes eai m> Tuesday, July 23, 190t Vol. 83. No 28S Judge would decide w h eth er to allow the testimony. 'From the prosecutor's stand point, certainly it can deal a devastating blow toi Ithe defense, Michael Dutko. a criminal defense attorney not Involved In the Smith case. However, prominent Miami attorney Neal Sonneti. who alao is not connected to the Smith case, aaid Judge Mary Lupo could exclude the testimony if she decides "It doesn't meet the test o f relevance or if Its prejudicial Impact outweighs the probative value." Smith. 30, a recent Georgetown University Medical School graduate and a nephew o f Sen. Edward Kennedy, has pleaded Innocent to charges o f aecond-degree sexual battery and misdemeanor battery. Smith's Miami attorneys. Roy Black and Mark Schnapp, could not be reached for comment. Paul Donovan, spokesman for Sen. Kennedy, said the Massachusetts Democrat "continues to believe that when this case is decided WllUe will be found Today: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the lower 90a. Wind south 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance o f evening thunderstorms then mostly fair. Low In the mid 70s. Light wind. W ednesday: P artly cloudy with a 40 percent chance oi afternoon thunderstorms. High In the lower to mid 90s. Wind variable S to 10 mph. E xten ded fo rec a s t: P artly cloudy through the period. A chance o f mainly afternoon and even ing thunderstorms each day. cwy Sscand Class Paatafls Paid at Florida and sddNtonal maiUnfl POSTMASTKB: Sand i W THISSNKM IO HtSALO. P A ' Sea 1M7. Beider* FI U771-1M7. SW SffiL 3 Month g Month 1 Y ea r, —t it s o ____ n a n . .171.00 U pay «w astos FtoriSs Bask Isa In sA M sm lo m as *So*o 1384111. about the case. Washington Police on Monday aaid they cou ldn't con firm o r deny the charges. A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office for the District o f Columbia, who would prosecute the crimes there, did not return a telephone me king comment. The state filing gave little detail, but described the Washington rape aa using "physical force and violence not likely to cause serious personal injury" — the same description aa felony sexual battery count Smith faces in Palm Beach County. The Jupiter woman claims Smith tackled her near the Kennedy estate's swimming pool after they met at a Palm Beach nightspot. The state alao claimed that In the earlier 1988 attempted assault Smith grabbed the woman, threw her down and restrained her. but "failed in the perpetration or was Intercepted or pre­ vented." THE WEATHER itoUhsd DsJiysnd Sunday. sssaflC U tw Se^ r h e Isntord Hand. Fla. u m innocent." Earlier Monday. Smith's attorneys Issued some tw o down subpoenas to South Florida news media. Palm Beach police and the alleged victim ’s attorneys. T h e subpoenas appeared aimed at supporting the defense contention that Smith’s right to a fair trial has been undermined by prejudicial pretrial publicity. Palm Beach police early in their Investigation reported looking into claims that Smith had been Involved In earlier sexual assaults. They said checks with agencies In Washington and other places where Smith has lived showed no record or any such allegations against him. But Ms. Lasch’s filing Monday claimed Smith committed a sexual battery In Washington between May 1 and June 30 of 1968 and attempted sexual battery in Washington between April 1 and June 30 that year and in New York City between June la n d August 30 of 1983. Ms. Laach was not available for comment and Is under a gag order barring her from commenting M Panucot* Saratata n rj at n « at ta ti tt ta n M VtroBaach W PalmBatch w at Daytons Baach Ft. Laud Batch FartMysr* Gaintavlito Jacfcwnvllto KayWad n u La n i* n H n n n n 74 n n n n IT n TT r U 'W f \P* TUESDAY Ptlyeldy 93-73 THURSDAY Pttycldy 98-73 WEDNESDAY Pity sidy 98-79 e..■.... M y 18 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 93-73 8 0 L U H A R TABLE* Min. 4:05 a.m.. 4:20 p.m.: MaJ. 10:10 a.m.. 10:35 p.m. TID ES: D ayton a Raackt highs, 5:54 a.m., 6:26 p .m m ..;; Io w a . 1 1 : 4 0 a . m . . ------------ p.m.: N e w S m yrna highs. 5:59 a.m.. 6:31 p . m . : lo w s , 1 1 :4 5 a . m . , ------- ----- p.m.: Cacaa Beach* highs. 6:19 a.m. Pd so T 1IS .14 10 T T T » 00 00 01 01 T IS Iw Waves are 1 foot with a slight chop. Current is to the north with a water temperature of 84 degrees. Naw la y r s s Beach* Waves are one half foot and glassy. Current Is to the south, with a water tempera’ urr of 84 degrees. r i n SATURDAY Pttycldy 98-78 • i 'v S g g S O» « ■ = m P g ________________ | Bt. AagnaUaa to Jxpltar Inlet Tonight: Wind southeast 5 to 10 knots. Seas less than 2 feet. Bay and inland waters smooth. Wednesday: Wind south to southeast 10 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters u light chop. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. The high tem perature In Sanford Monday was 94 degrees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded rain fall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled O Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today w as 83 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 76. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: OlMOflfdifikJF*8 SSi^lSsfcaasassataaatssf94 □ B a r— tr ie p ress arc. 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Members o f the Sanford Ponce Special Inveatlgatlve Unit, arrested Thom as Williams. 19. o f 2461 Center Street, Sanford. Williams, w h o araa found sitting In the rear o f a w hite Cadillac in the vicinity o f 9th Street and Pecan Avenue In Sanford, was charged w ith possession o f a controlled aubatance. crack cocaine. Richard Mitchell. 31. o f 5745 5. Sanford Avenue, waa arrested near 4th Street and Sanford Avenue Saturday night. He waa charged with pnssrsslon o f and delivery o f a controlled Haitians lose another round in deportation "It's a travesty o f Justice, what has happened h e re ." Haitian Refugee Center attorney Cheryl Little, who represented the men. MIAMI — Four Haitians who said after the hearing. "These were filmed caged and chained people have had absolutely no to the deck of a freighter lost another round In their effort *to legal recourse w hatsoever — every door has been slammed In •avoid -'eportation when a federal thrirface." Judge ruled Monday lliey were Also on Monday, the Haitian stow aw ays on the ship, not Refugee Center filed a federal passengers. damage suit on their behalf T h e decision meant they could against Smith and the Border be expelled from the United Sfc4ear-tks-auo:r,as'a*Ttstratnt»'»y~ JBat’-aL-akmg w H M k e-a wnevwndorder expires Wednesday at 5 crew of the Arnwaq-Sun II. accusing them o f gross physical — but they still Rave one last recourse, said local •.Immi­ abuse, ....... Ttse controversy began two gration and Naturalization S erv­ weeks ago when .five Haitians ice Director Richard Smith-----were found aboard the ship, and " I understand they are going INS officials. after determining to file for political asylum, which th e men w e re s to w a w a y s , automatically entitles them to a handed them back to the ship's hearing." Smith said. crew. S m ith spoke only m inutes Local television crews filmed after U.S. District Judge Ken­ the Haitians chained or caged on neth Ryskamp ruled the four the ship's deck, sparking a could not support their claim p ro te st by lo c a l a d v o c a c y that they were legitimate pas­ groups, who called their con­ sengers aboard the Arawaq-Sun finement "modern-day slavery." Haitians contrasted the plight Legal passengers would be o f the chained m e n . with the entitled to formal hearings be­ arms-open welcome received by fore an Immigration judge, but C u b a n r e fu g e e s , w h o are under federal law. stowaways automatically en titled to re­ have no such rights, and must sidency under federal law. The INS finally relented and remain In the custody of the ship bringing them In. The ship's took the men Into custody, but captain can be fined for allowing not before one escaped In a scuffle. them to escape. W hile the rate Is the same as this year’s. It la higher than the proposed rollback rate o f 4.30 mils, established by the Seminote County T ax Appraisers o f­ fice. W ith county property ap­ praisals at a higher level, the amount o f money to be received from taxes will actually Increase, even though the mlllsge rate remains at the same level o f the 1999-91 fiscal year. Under the adopted rate o f 5.12 mils, with normal homestead exemption, the owner o f a home valued at $50,000. would pay $250 In taxes, and the owner of a $100,000 home would pay $512. A t the presen t tim e , the commission has only agreed to accept the millage rate. In order to legally approve It. a formal session will be required. The commission agreed to hold a special meeting for that purpose, at 6:45 p.m.. Monday. July 29. The budget hearings last night basically dealt with the Planning and Personnel departments of the city. The Personnel Deport­ ment has requested $135,547 In operating funds for the coming year, but the City Administrator recommended only §106.911 be e m p l o y e e d e v e l o p m e n t approved. A great portion of the expenses. He also declared there requested amount that wasellm- w o u ld be no In c r e a s e fo r Inated Included Items classified personnel authorised, and rras professional services, travel A quested that operating expenses per diem, and employee devel- be reduced to the maximum opment. extent possible. T h e P la n n in g Department. T h e total budget revenue for requested $284,015. The City r i s c a l y e a r 1 9 9 1 - 9 2 Is A d m in is tra to r recom m ended 90.150.849. which is $200,000 •161.284. Moot o f the same * leas than budgeted for the presItems as those cut from the ent year, and over one million Personnel Department requests dollars more than the 1909-90 were removed. In addition, regu- budget. lar salary and stage requests T erry said. “ In addition to were d rastically reduced by ap p ro vin g the recom m ended almost $30,000. m illage rate, the commissioners In preparing the budget re- also approved the dates for the quests. City Administrator Don public hearings on that. They Terry listed a number of restrtc- w ill be held September 9 and 23. lions fo r all departments. They the alternating Mondays from Included elimination for fundi o u r ' norm al lo n g w o o d C ity fo r t r a v e l p e r d iem a n d Three local students win regional contest MORSE MARVf Y SANFORD — Three local stu­ dents have been announced as regional winners In an Am eri­ canism Eaaay Contest. The three were sponsored by the B. Duke Woody Branch. 147, Fleet R e­ serve Aaaoclatlon. The students were Identified as Sherrce Sorensen and Sean Goldstein, both o f Lake Brantley High S ch o o l, and Christian Oendreau o f Tuskawtlla Middle School. The Fleet Reserve Association got involved ln the Americanism Essay project on the local level, early this year. In all. 72 schools In both Seminole and Volusia Counties were sent entry forms, for the competition which In­ v o l v e d 7 th th ro u g h 1 2 th graders. T h e local event drew 102 essays for Judging. When the final local competition ended In February. Goldstein, u 10th grader, was selected Branch 147‘s overall winner. He re­ ceived a $100 bond. Sorensen placed first in 12th graders, and Oendreau was first for the 8th graders. The latest awards have now been announced for the regional competition, held redentty In Memphis. Tennessee. All three o f the local entries were selected as second place winners In their respective school grades for the regional competition. Each re­ ceived an award as well as a $100 bond. F leet Reserve A s s o c ia tio n A m e r ic a n is m C o m m i t t e e Chairman Horace E. Paul, of Sanford, said. "W e're very proud o f not only these three regional winners, but all o f the students who entered." He added. "W e hope that In working on their essays lo be entered for the Americanism Essay competition, each o f them becam e more aware of patriotism and had an Increased pride In our country." IN V I 1 I G AT |( ) N U nion: Outdated radios give troopers problems TALLAH ASSEE The safety o f 'slkte'' trooper* ItJ South Florida has not been compromised by an obsolete radio system that officials arc anxious to repluce. a stale spokesman says. “ There Is no question about It. the radio system In South Florida Is old. The technology Is out o f date and the system In overloaded." said spokesman Ed Blrk. " W e ’re aware that It's (radio system ) fully stressed and o v e r lo a d e d . " added U lrk. "W e 're not Ignoring Iroopcr safely out on the roud." But the worn-out ru dlo system is making life more dangerous for some troopers, claims Dade County Iroopcr Pat Santangclo. " I t ’s beyond being danger- L U T T - s a ir Santanfieior preri“ dent of the Florida Highway Patrol chapter o f the Police Benevolent Association. Troopers' lives have' been endangered because their calls for back-up assistance have not been received. Santungclo said. Some huve even resorted lo pulling cellular telephones In ihclr cars at their own expense to protect themselves, he said. Som etim es the H igh w a y Patrol's entire system In Dade crushes. Santungclo said, forc­ ing troopers to scurry lo pay phones lo call for backup or for mcdlrul assistance for accident victims. "That's the first time we've heurd a trooper had to use a pay phone." Ilirk contested. " W e 'v e got o th e r buckup systems In place.” N A S A says Atlantis, cargo ready to fly AP Aerospace Writer CAPE CANAVERAL - N ASA leaded quietly into Ihe final tours o f the countdown for khuttle Atlantis' planned launch Wednesday with a satellite de­ signed to link low-dying space­ craft with the ground. Mission managers said Monlay both spaceship and cargo vere ready to ffy. Workers had >ecn making repairs as late as Sunday night on a cracked floor team In the engine compartnent. Test director Al Sorge said mglnecrs were satisfied with the team repair, which Involved tolling a piece of aluminum over the split metal. Atlantis Is scheduled lo blast ofT at 10:55 a.m. Wednesday, although NASA has more than four hours to get the shuttle off the ground. W eather forecasters put the odds of good weather for liftoff al 60 percent. The main concerns were possible showers or thunderstorms. Mission c o m m a n d e r John Blaha and pilot Mlchuel Baker practiced landings In the shuttle training aircraft Monday. The crew of four m en and one woman also underwent another round of mcdlcul exams and reviewed flight plans. The nine-day (light will be the ninth trip Into orbit for Atlantis. T w o electrical components hud to be rcpluced In Ihe post week: there ulso was trouble with a test circuit for a data processor as well as the cracked beam. Blaha and his crew will spend (heir first duy In orbit releusing (he $120 million Tracking and Data Rcluy Satellite. It will lie boosted to a 22.300-mllc-lilgh orbit by un uttuehed rocket. The first Trucking and Data Relay Satellite wus placed In space by ustronuuts In 1983. Hardw ar n ifc s r HU t e n GARDEN?! CENTER SALE | K j E '. REPLACEM ENT W IN D O W S * K IN C O — Hurry Sale Ends 7/25/91 ssSBiay Dwarf Hibiscus Up Easy Clean D U N B A R 'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 17-42 AND LAKE MARY BLVD.Q A | jc n D R (useu northo r fuawonux O M l w s w i s L/ Feature Rose Bushes J H U r j M C M f t (Lunch, Etrty Bird, Dinner) ALL Y M J CAN E A T 4 a C R M IS O S ....................................*1X93 BBQ CHKKIN t Point Security Lock ^ 3 ? g ? 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In p a rt, the problem is a m easure o f the In d u stry's diminished expectations. Between the y e a r s 2001 and 2016, the 40-year licenses Tor 66 o f the 110 nuclear power facilities in the United States w ill expire. Not so m any years a g o . nuclear advocates looked forward to th o s e expirations as an opportunity to introduce smaller, safer and m ore reliable facilities. But to d a y , there are only. tw o plants under con stru ction, public resistance to nuclear pow er h a s n 't diminished appreciably, and no one h a s placed an order lor a new facility since 1979. A s a result, some Industry leaders now think that keeping those existin g plants in operation m ay be vital for the Industry's su rvival. NRC Chairm an Kenneth C air is anxious to get s o m e rules in place to exten d those licenses. But there's no need for haste. Im p ortan t technical questions still have to be resolved about the effect that 40 years o f ra d io a c tiv e bombardment m ay have haiT upon the brittleness of the containm ent vessels In th ese reactors. And the rules the NRC d e fin e s for the future m aintenance and In spection o f these older plants m ay have to be c v e n lm o r c exacting than the standards for new o n e s . In g e n e ra l, s ettin g reasonable c o n d itio n s for e x te n d in g th e life o f these p lan ts is a good Idea, p a rtic u la rly in areas w h e re a lte rn a tiv e en ergy s u p p lie s are not readily a v a ila b le . But ex ten s io n s shou ld be granted o n ly fo r plan ts that m e e t th e N R C ’s safety req u irem en ts. Many d o n 't, a n d the costs o f b rin g in g them Into c o m p lia n c e w ou ld be m o re th an their o w n ers arc w illin g to spend. S u c h plants should close, e xa ctly as their lic e n s e s specify; th ere's n o reason for the N R C to re n e w the license for a facility that it w o u ld n ever c o n s id e r licen sin g today. * E ven w h e re th ere’s no qu estion o f a risk to public s a fe ty , try in g to k e e p o ld plants ru n n in g c o u ld turn out to b e a d an gerou s course fo r an Industry that's stlQ s tr u g g lin g to regain p u b lic trust. Instead o f to u tin g the p ro sp ective b en efits o f a n ew g e n e ra tio n o f te ch n o lo gy. In dustry leaders c o u ld w in d up sp en d in g the next decade tr y in g to exp lain and c o rre c t th e defects o f the last gen era tio n . T h a t’s w h y It’s im portant for th e N R C to take a firm p o s itio n n o w and le t th e tru ly o u tm o d ed plan ts shut down o n ce a n d fo r all. LETTERS TO EDITOR Li tirrs to the editor are wrlemnt*. A ll letters must lx- signed. Include the address o f the w riter und u daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject und be as brief us possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World ( 1M1S NO.M , W ASHINGTON - In Ohio, (he federal govern­ ment has been forced to pay 978 million to 14.000 residents o f a small town whose public water supply was contaminated b y radioactive waste from a nearby nuclear weapons plant. in Colorado, highly toxic plutonium has leaked Into the soil a nd water wa( around another Department o f E n e rg y weapons fa c illtty. w h e re a mismanagement ■ and ■ neglect forced the plant's shutdown 1V4 years ago. Now. DOB Is pressing to en It before complying com w with safety, health al safeguard*. environmental b In Washington.. DOE has belatedly admitted that between the mid-1940s and the mid-1960a. more than 640.000 cubes of a radioactive isotope. Iodine 131. were "Inadvertently" re­ leased into the atmosphere at another weapons mdiwtry that for almost a half-century operated In almost absolute secrecy, and with nearly total Impunity. Citing Ns chronic___________ public health and safety. Sen. John Olenn Jr.. D-Ohio. says, "We have been 3 in the name o f na­ tional security." In many (By comparison, only about IB cubes o f radioactive material were emitted during the highly publicized 1979 accident at the Mile islan d com m ercial nuclear reactor In Pennsylvania.) The goal o f the Manhattan Project, launched by the W h ite House In the middle o f W orld W ar n. was to give this country the capability — unmatched at the time by any other nation — to construct and deliver atomic bomba. But that Initiative spawned a nuclear < and industry execu­ tiv e s r e a la t e d o r blocked s c ie n t if ic and medical research that would have doc­ umented the hazards poisoning our posed by their work. paopialn ths In numerous other namsof they w ere far national certain about socurity. J the dangers Involved —- but choae to mislead, deceive and lie to the public. DOE now la belatedly offering a comprei accounting o f th e damage done by the ment. Its predecessor agencies and their industry contractors. It is a terrifying tale of rmtmHtg radioactive agents d pits. unlined trenches, le a k in g open A t DOB'S Ifecd Materials Production Center In Peroald. Ohio, near Cincinnati. 300.000 pounds o f radioactive wastes have been dMcharged into the air, another 170.000 pounds have been dumped Into the Great Miami River and an t d d n W * 1 13 million pounds have been aban­ doned in leaky ptta. Local residents sued DOE after discovering uranium oxide in their drinking water supply tn the mid-1960s. That litigation has been resolved, but still pending Is a suit tn which fLOOO plant workers are seeking 91.6 btflton tn compensation for wrongful exposure to carcinogenic materials. At DOB'a Rocky Plata Plant In Ooiden. C ola, outside Denver, agents o f the federal Bureau o f Investigation conducted a mlddle-of-the-night raid after informants reported that DOB and contractor employees arere hiding evidence o f radioactive contamination. A t DOB’a Hanford Reservation in Richland. Wash., plant managers deliberately released radioactive materials Into the ground, air and water throughout the 1940a. 1960a and 1960s to speed up production and save money. . JACK ANDERSON Here’s when gift is not a gift? H O D D IN G CARTER W hen will life-span fads die? Poor, fad-dbven Americans. W ill we ever manage to live forever? Every tim e w e think we’ve finally learned all (here la to know about extending our lives Into the hazily indefinite future. It turns out that the previously Infallible directions were wrong or Just a little off. Like laboratory rats with a new project director, we have to relearn the maze. For Instance, it seemed for quite a long time that we w ere fated — no, required — to pattern ourselves after the old dictum that it Is impossible to be too thin or loo rich, which was basleully the mantra of Ihe 1980s. Diet books helped some people get temporarily thin so that their authors could get permanently rich. We were given lo understand that mortality, like ethics, was for chumps. Drink high-priced designer water, eliminate beef and live forever (almost). Some o f H actually made sense. Eliminating clgureltc smoking Is an Idea whose scientific validity was established about 25 years ago und is finally being put Into practice. Some o f it was less well-substantiated, like Ihe great antl-cofTcc scare. First. It was true. Then It wasn't. Then II was. Then it wasn't. The scientific studies ground out and so did Ihe contradictions. Cholesterol has fully urrived now. with Its scientific doublers overwhelmed If not con­ vinced. Hut with the admonitions against cholesterol went strictures about excessive fat Intake. Because we Americans derive so many of our calorics from fat, our rates o f cancer, heart disease and bad brralh are significantly higher titan Japan's und other right-living nations. Tliul wus and Is the scientific dogma of Ihe moment, tn which millions o f Americans pay scrupulous uttcntlon. Bui lo whal effect? A recent study suggests that all that effort to live by the fat-free book does not significantly Improve longevity. According lo a recent report In the Journal of the American Medical Association. If every American reduced dietary fat to Ihe federally recommended stundard of no more titan 30 percent o f all calories consumed, uveruge life expectancy would Increase by three to four months. Granted, three to four months ran mean a lot ul Ihe moment of truth. If Ihe Angel Gabriel up|M'ured and said. "Tim e lo go." it would be nice lo I k * able lo say. "Sorry, but I have three or lour more months lo live, thanks lo my low fal Intake." But that Isn't (be way It works. Individuals though we are. we collectively live by the averages und die by the averages, and Ihe averages, on uveruge. don't really udd that much when It comes to time saved through less fat. Or. at least, that Is whal the latest studies show. W ho knowsubaul tomorrow? Tom orrow Is here when II comes lo Jogging The word is that Ihe normal nou-athlcle would be better o ff w alking regularly than Jogging. This after several decades of mounting p re ­ ssure to Invest your life savings In tricky running outfits and milllon-dollar shoes, the better to puff your way through the mindnumbing boredom o f regular Jogs across Inhospitable terrain. (Note to all Joggers: O K. I'm a Jogger too. But 1don't have to love It.) Now we are told that our knees, ankles, feet and even heart w o u ld b e b e t t e r served by a regular regimen o f stead y walking. That's w h at our p a r e n ts d i d . f o r Pete's sake! T h a t's what the Victorian poets did! Can It real­ ly be good for you? Is there some w ay to make It look fashiona b le ? C a n It b e marketed? Yes. yes and yes. and so we arc destined to amble through the '9 0 s. complete with fancy canes and w alking sticks. In point o f fact, the most meaningful factor In Increasing life span In this and every other country has not been whal we do after we become adults, but w hat was done to and for us In the womb and within the first two years o f life. Because far few er children die In birth and Infancy, the averages have been pushed upward. Because medicines, vaccines and surgical procedures are so much Improved, most o f the historic plagues no longer ravage the population and accidents need not prove so frequently fatal. Take aw ay the rrduction In the Infant death rate alone and you would reduce this century's marked Improvement In overall longevity by well o ve r 50 percent. If you don't believe me. go take a look at a cemetery In any older community. Search for tombstones marking deaths of a century ago. Note the large number o f Infants and sm all children who died. Note the large number o f older folk who lived into (heir late 70s and 80s. Observe the relative paucity of markers for the middle-aged. (If you made ll out of ihe shadow o f early life, you had a pretty good chance o f gelling past the biblical three-score and ten. all the while eating eggs and bacon for breakfast and piling on the fat whenever possible.) Bui fear nol. Within the next few days there will be a new study, a new book or a new craze that will bring Immortality buck within reach. Go lor It. You have nothing to lose but tnuney and Illusions. WASHINGTON - It doesn't matter If they have been naughty or nice. It doesn't even matter if It'a Christmas. U S. senators are showered with gifts year-round. And even under strict new Senate ethics rules, they can usually find a way to keep them. Since January o f last year, the Senate rules have prohibited senators from taking any gift worth-more than 6100 from someone with a direct Interest In legislation — such as a lobbyist who wouldn't mind dropping 6100 on lunch. If the gift comes from someone with W ftiU FH M flA ieiisfa^ tion — ■ rare person to find bearing gifts on Capitol H ill — th e n It m u s t b e w o r t h le s s t h a n 9300, pr the aenatqr can't keep it. There are excep­ tions. Any senator can ask the Senate Ethics Committee for a w a iv e r to b e allowed to keep a gift worth more than the f Any senator lim it. The w a ivers can ask the that are granted are a Senate Ethics matter of public re­ Committee for cord. Bui don't go a waiver. | s n o o p in g a r o u n d Capitol Hill looking for a Ust of waivers that were denied — the list of gifts that senators coveted but that the Ethics Committee nixed. No such list is available to the public and committee staffers won't even talk about it from memory, nor w ll they say what percentage o f the w aiver requests are denied. As Ear aa Ihe Ethics Committee is concerned, a returned gift is not a conflict o f Interest, and therefore not the public's business, no matter how desperately the senator wanted to keep It. Here are some gifts that were deemed to be keepers during 1990. the first year under the new rules: □ General Motors and PBS handed out copies of the PBS "C ivil W ar" series on videotape to all senators and members of their staffs. Each set o f tapes was worth about 9180 retail, but they were granted a blanket waiver because there were so many of them being scattered around on Capitol HUI. □ Sen. John Warner. R-Va.. got what may be the most coveted gift — four season tickets to sit in the director’s box at Washington Redskins games, it amounts to an open Invitation from the team far him and any three friends. W ith this chit In his pocket. Warner could be a political force to be reckoned with this fall. □ Sen. Phil Gramm. R-Texas. opposed the seven-day waiting period for gun purchases in the latest anti-crime bill, but Gramm didn't have to wait for his own gun. A law en forcem en t g ro u p g a v e him a c o m ­ memorative Smith and Wesson pistol worth 9285. With that and his 9250 cowboy boots, another gift, all Gram m needs is a sheriff's badge lo complete his ensemble. □ Sen. Robert Dole. R-Kan., was given a bust of himself valued at 82.000 from an Armenian sculptor who wanted to thank Dole for his work during the Armenian earthquake o f 1988. The Ethics Committee gave him a waiver on that, and on a 9396 raincoat that was a birthday gift from Sen. Warner. □ Sen. Strom Thurmond. K-S.C.. and his family received free contact lenses and glasses worth more than 9900 from an optical shop In Columbia. S.C. Thurmond didn't need a waiver from the Ethics Committee because each of the items was worth less than 8300. and because they went to several members of his family. An employee o f the o p tica l shop to ld o u r reporter L a rry M astbaum th a t T h u r m o n d gets fre e merchandise there every year within the Senate gift limits, and that he pays for anything that goes above the bmlls. LJ Sen. Daniel Coats. K-Ind., and his family received seven passes lo the Indianapolis 500 auto race worth 8110 each, but because the passes were divided among the family, they didn't violate Ihe Senate rules. Yf �Sanford HsrsM, Sanford, Florida - Tussdsy, July 23, ISS1 - M School lunch criterion set •F o u r person household: $24,790 •come. • F iv e person household: $26.97! iconic. • S ix person household: $33.192 ICOfttC* •S even person household: $37,333 Mereld Staff Yfrlter SANFORD — The Seminole County school district has am t letters to all parents whose children m ay be eligible for free or reduced price lunches Informing them o f the Income requirem en u vor tne pfogm ti. Studentsi whose parents receive food stamps for m eiigiDfc u m P for the child's the program An application must be filed for every student w h o wants to take advantage o f the program. According to the letter, the fbHowtng guidelines will be used to determine financial need for admittance Into the program: • O n e person household: 612.347 per year Income. • T w o person household: $10,428 per year • T h re e person household: 620,600 per year Income. Budget niu exemption. According to the district, the proposed tax rate for the fiscal year which bc|pn July 1. la 10.009 mills, which la .06 mills per year per year per year per year •E igh t person household: $41,614 per year Income. For each additional family member, an 64.1B1 per person in additional annual Income should be The district has also warned those w ho apply for the reduced lunch price* that their income may be checked during the verification process. According to Eldon Chambers, director o f food service for the district, there have been few abuses o f the program In the past, but random verification Is mandated under federal law. The program Is administered by the National School Lunch Program, a part o f the Department o f Agriculture. Orgenlzers say drivt to limit Mil terms well ■ on its way ........... Associated Prsta Writer________ TALLAH ASSEE W it h 50,000 signatures collected In the last three months, organisers o f a drive to limit the terms o f Florida politicians say they are well on their way to the Novem­ ber 1992 ballot. “ Limiting political terms Is not m erely a popular Idea." Orlando businessman Phil Handy, who la leading the drive, told reporters at a press conference. The slogan adopted by CMsens for Limited Political Term s Is "eight Is enough." T h e proposed constitutional amendment the group Is back­ ing would 11ml! state officials. In c lu d in g the s ix C a b in e t members and 160 legislators, to eight consecutive years In office. T h e budget, the tightest In the district's history, cuts all district programs to their minimal level, officials aald. No new programs have been added and the hirings o f only essential InstructIona] and ad­ m in is tra tiv e personnel have been authorised. "W e 'r e lean and mean again this yea r." said Supt. Robert building, ft Is nevertheless part Hughes. "B ut this year's budget of our history." Mills requested was Moore to extend the lim e before la being assembled under sc many uncertainties." denied, by a 4 to 2 vote. tearing the building down. He Moore then presented the mat­ suggested, "This would give the T h e state legislature has cut financial support for many dis­ ter to the Sanford City Com­ Historic Commission tim e to trict programs and has changed m ission. during last n igh t's either And a buyer for ft. or come how they will distribute the meeting. up with some other solution.’ ' dollars (o each district. Rather During discussion of the mat­ In requesting the City Com­ than send 25 percent o f the ter at last night's commission mission to consider the matter. allocated money each quarter, work session. Historic Board Moore wrote, "SunnHand Corpo­ the state will give the district 23 Chairman Cal Conklin explained ration cannot foresee any set o f percent o f the money each four that only 6 o f the 12 member circumstances wherein restora­ months. If. at the end o f the board waa at the meeting! Con­ tion would be of any economic year, the state haa enough klin was one o f the two votes value. Studies and cast factors money left in the coffers. It will cast which would have allowed have been made by a very give the district the remaining Moore to demolish the building. competent general contractor. eight percent. Conklin gave the commissioners With the information furnished, If not the district must make several reasons to consider In ft was determined by Sunniland .jtO JvitbJfM .— *_____ _____.__ ... -nutfU ng. ( s j » XftTBQISUPaUtftU "W e can not count on that not one of tn e23 Dulldmgs listed ish the building." money because we don't know If on the historical register," he T h e final vote during the we're going to get It," Hughes said. Conklin addrd, “ An owr.er regular City Commission session should have the right to demol­ later yesterday evening, was said. There will be a second public ish hia building." unanimous. hearing next Tuesday .before the . Historic Board member Jerry As for the beginning or the budget Is tentatively adopted Mills, w ho had opposed the demolishlon. Moore said after with suggested changes In place. demolition, was also on hand for the meeting, “ I told the con­ A final hearing will be on Sept. th e w ork session. He said. tractor. Just as soon as I got I I when the proposed budget “ W hile I'll admit It Is not the approval to tear the place down, mast architecturally significant he can get started." will be adopted. Demolition w m told to lay down la the back •eat and not to look up. accord- •aid the men drove for about 20 minutes before arriving at an unknown local tow. After she waa taken Into the home, the knifc-wtekUng man ordered her to remove her clothes, aaytng *TU cut you. you — white whore." The man then brought in one man after another ordering “ You do what they w an t." The woman aald ahe waa fa l»M at forced to have sex with about IS men. who r*ngrdLin.agcJroni.l?__J«rtlgal£tr».____„ „ „ The victim aald the woman to 50. The rapes continued until 9 a.m. Sunday morning when an told her ahe waa In Midway and unknown woman knocked on directed her to State Road 46, the bedroom window and said where ahe waa told ahe could “ The boys have been talking turn right to go to Sanford. The about having a white whore held victim aald she ran to SR 46 up here." the victim told in- where shesaw is “ Sipes Avenue” L O R E T T A RU B F O S T E R COLLINS Loretta Sue Foster Collins, 36. 1201 S e ttle r 's L o o p R oad. Geneva, died Sunday at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom March 2. 195S, In Roswell. N.M.. she moved to Geneva from Orlando In 1979. She was a homemaker and a member o f St. Stephen's Catholic Church. Survivors Include parents, John and Ruth Foster, Orlando; husband. James F. Jr.. Geneva: daughter. Skylar Marie. Geneva; brother. John Foster. Orlando: sisters, Lillian Foster. Ruth Hamellne. both o f Orlando. Mona Lookhart, V ir g in ia M e tca lf. Margaret Foster, all o f Albu­ querque. N.M. Colonial Carey Hand Funeral Home, Orlando, In charge o f arrangements. VIRGINIA B. DAWSON Virginia B. Dawson. 72, o f Sanford, died Friday In Fort Wayne. Ind. She was born Oct. 26. 1918. In Fort Wayne. She waa the o w n e r/ o p e ra to r o f Dawson Root Beer Stand and Dawson Pliza for 26 years. Survivors Include husband, James. Jr.; sons. James III o f Seal Beach. Calif.. Larry L. o f Fort Wayne; brother. Raymond Walter. Sanford; sisters. Betty Probat. Fort Wayne. Margaret Brinkman. Rome City. Ind.: four g r a n d c h ild r e n ; o n e g r e a t ­ grandchild. D .O . M c C o m b a n d S o n s Funeral Homes, Fort Wayne. In charge of arrangements. unknown woman with a small child who took her home where she called police. Dr. Benjam in Newman re­ ported a physical examination revealed the woman had bruises and recent scxuof activity. S u s a n n a B a b l n c a u o ! died Sunday at Florida Hospital. Westminster. Maas, Jacqueline Altamonte Springs. Bom April 4. Russell o f W ell Fleet. Mass., 1932. In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he Jantne Stahl o f St. Louts, Mo.. moved to Casselberry from New Janice Bacon o f South Pasadena: Orleans in 1979. He waa a s i s t e r s . R o s e J o h n s o n . superintendent o f utilities for the G enevieve O 'L ea ry. Edwldge city o f Casselberry. Machado. A lice Kenney and Survivors include wife. Donna: Anita Dion, all o f Masaachuaetts: sons. Marc. Janck. both o f Cas­ b r o t h e r , A r t h u r D io n o f selberry: daughters. Sofia. CosW aterbury. C on n ecticu t; 14 selbeny. Jonl. Kim Goodwin. grandchilden and 10 great­ D e n i s e F r e t w e l l . a l l o f grandchildren. Richmond. Va.. Linda Post. St. Stephen R. BaldautT Funeral Peteraubrg; mother. Theresa. Home. Deltona, in charge of Queens. N.Y.; sisters. Angle arrangements. Trascoy, Inverness. Dorothy. Delores ParictU. both o f New FRANCS* C. LYONS York: four grandchildren. Frances C. Lyons. 99. Hound B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Run Place, Casselberry, died Home. Altamonte Springs. In Monday at Park Lake Health charge o f arrangements. Care, Winter Park. Born July 12. 1892. tn Rutland. Vt.. she moved to Casselberry from there In 1963. She was a member o f St. SILL BUSIILL JOHN Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Funtrol w rvlcn tor Mr. Ruttell John Gill. Survivors Include sons. John O ft tl. Ot Sonford who potwd away on F., Casselberry, W illiam E.. Saturday, will ba conducted on Tuttday at 10 at lha Oafclawn Park Chapal ot Iho Jacksonville; five grandchildren; a.m. Baldwin Fairchild Finorai Homo In Loko one great-grandchild. Mary with lha Rov. Rebar! Tomato official B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Inf. Informant will letlow at Oafclawn Park Mr. Gill It Wjrvivod by hit wito. Home. Altamonte Springs. In Camttory. Fiorina F.j ana dauW'tor, Mary "Blllto” charge o f arrangements. Hick ton. tan In law. Paul Hkkion. all ol JOHN J. PON1ATOW6R1 John J. P on la to w sk l. 59. Sunny Tow n Road. Casselberry, Santard and ana grtndMn. Stephan GorJit ol Winter Park. Baldwin Fairchild Fvnaral Homo. Oafclawn Chapat. Laka Mary, in charge ol arrongo manta. Pond C oatlassd from Fags IA water normally w ould contain higher levels because the sediment hasn't settled on the bottom yet." He said. "Testin g for fecal coliform Is normally Intended for average lakes where the water tables arc stable, not for rapidly moving retention ponds." L a k e M ary P u b lic W ork s Director Rod Stroupc said, "W e also did some testing of our own on that same day, and the level was way down. In the same levels as the Flowers report." Flowers said further and more extensive testing will be done during the next few days to determine where the waste ma­ terials came from. “ If I were lo make a guess." he said, " I would say the waste Is that which Is n o r m a lly fou n d In ru n -o ff ground, and not from any sewer system.” He said he expected the next set of tests will prove that assumption. Digging has been underway near and In the retention pond recently as part o f the widening project on Lake Mary Boulevard, it waa at one time believed that the pollution might be com ing from a sewer system emlnallng from the nearby school. "W h en we received the first figures." Stroupc said, “ the De­ p a rtm en t o f E n viron m en tal Regulation immediately ordered the county crews to stop pump­ ing from the retention pond." In addition lo the continuing testa from Flowers Laboratories. Stroupc said. "Our crews will also take more samples to be certain we continue to match the lest levels from the lab." Gardner P en n in gto n , w ho ran for school board, said Sem inole County schools ore similar (o the county. Partially because reap­ p r a is a ls g e n e r a t in g la r g e umounts o f "extra" money for schools. Pennington said school officials spent extravagant sums for Janitorial supplies and other arcus. Anyone seeking more Informa­ tion can contact Pennington ut 295-7117 or 339* 1853. 1A members ol the legislature who never had the opportunity to exhibit their leadership or m anagem ent ability because they have never been exposed lo people In Icadshlp positions who make the decision. That's un­ fort umale. but thut's a fuel of life." •mmm C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S E X T R A Sffi lO TO O U R D IS C O U N T IliiM* \ llilli Tax capIA KID'S MEAL 99 * A M E R I C A N W I T H ID H E R O S C A R D ri iil him li h rn Ihn 01 llir Wrfk \Famoum Recipe. Onealme M. Defoe, 81, 30 Savanah Drive. DeBary. died Thursday at Central Florida Re­ gional tfospltal, Sanford. Bom July 6. 1910. in High Point. Mo., he moved to D e B a ry from California In 1969. He waa a carpenter and a Protestant. S u r v iv o r I n c lu d e s w if e . Elizabeth. Sanford. B aldw ln -F alrch lld Fu neral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge o f ar­ rangements. 4 \ w I V * 'to 1> HOT s spicy WINGS / 8 Piece 20 Piece BELLA VIOLA DUFU1S B e lla V io la D u p u is . 8 3 . Alloway Drive, Deltona, died Saturday at Indigo Manor Nurs­ ing Home. Daytona Beach. Bom July 20. 1908. In Massachusetts, she moved to Deltona In 1969 from Fitchburg. Mass. She was a member o f Our Lady o f the Lakes Catholic Church. Deltona. Survivors Include daughters. wl G ra m k o w Funeral Ilonu 130 W . A irp o rt Blvd. Sanford. F L 32773 MTTIR. $199 $ 4 9 9 For m l variety haw hush at Lee o today. Koch entire include* your choice o l any two vtSttobks or oalada A « bteruit. No Coupon Required UMrTEOTlfcUt ONLY • liv e r o r Oboard • Chicken 2 Kinds • Hot A Spicy Wings • BAK D Q Sandwich o Chicken Sandwich • Vegetable plotter • Steak Lunch \ 'I 1Jtj.lhtf 1 *>uf iff »L. V l*‘ijum*s tf|*sh llt'dt* tl W/l-l' It*.Ill i fiu u**r pli'SSufi' 1 III n o { ol v» j.-1,11)1. Oil 1106 8. French Av«., Sanford SUM SNACK I a n Chkten. * IVUiun tr*J*.vy 6 |0 9 " S 7 31 VI i 3PC CHKKENMNNIRi I with Malted N u te i. ’ on* Cab SU*. 8 « . J — — uoan. ■ l i t r e 17-11 01 « III l * « \ (407) 323-3650 ■ bM bteruit. u m �• A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, July 23, 1 « f i More ethnic violence as summit fails ■ ■■ , Vh wwiv iSi »** * M L * fL iu * W X S W III# / / / / " " C<\1 ayi Shamir hints at paaca breakthrou gh JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Yltahak Shamir is hinting at a breakthrough In Israel's stance on (J.S.-proposed peace talks with its Arab foes, saying the Americans have promised to honor Israeli wishes on Palestinian representation. Uut neither his government nor the Palestinians appear ready to make concessions on the makeup o f a Palestinian delegation — the Issue that thwarted a past U.S. Initiative and toppled the last Israeli government. Asked after two days o f meetings with Secretary o f State James A. Baker III whether talks could begin In the next few months. Shamir said: "It's very possible that talks could be held In the framework o f peace negotiations between us and the Arab world." International bank oeandal Hitanalftoa LONDON — The Bank o f Credit and Commerce International fraudulently concealed several billion dollars In losses for at least 15 years - and may never have been profitable, a newly released audit says. The report found that the bank, which has been effectively shut down around the world, engaged for years In shady dealings Involving phony loans, bribery, unrecorded deposits and the rapid transfer o f funds among offices. The Price Waterhouse audit was commissioned by the Bank nf England, which coordinated the seixure o f BCCI bank branches starting In early July, and has been seeking to liquidate Its assets In Britain. ' Cholera conoams M exicans MEXICO CITY — The South American cholera epidemic la waning after killing more than 3.900 people, but outbreaks In Mexico are worrying health officials that the dk could be on a northward trek. None of the 59 cases reported In Mexico has been fatal. From Astoelktkd P ratt rtport i Hold-up man killed by protective acreen SYDNEY. Australia — A would-be bank robber w a s kllk-d by a bulletproof screen that slid up and crushed his head as he tried to lunge over a teller's counter, police say. Two urmed assailants burst into the Advance Hunk In Sydney's northern suburbs at about 4:30 p.m. Monday, demanding money from the staff and customers. As one of the men lunged over the counter, the protective screen slid up toward the celling, trapping the man's head. He screamed to his friend for help, but the other man fled. Hank staff had run from the building after setting off an alarm and were unavailable to amocmhmo ZAGREB. Yugoslavia -- T h e lead en o f Yugoslavia's tw o largest republics. Serbia and Croatia, bitterly accused each other o f sabotaging a Yugoslav summit on Monday and pro­ m oting feuding between the two ethnic groups. Fighting between Croats and Serbs in ethnically mixed areas o f Croatia has claimed the lives o f more than 100 people since May. Twenty-one people were killed on Monday alone. "W e have reached the end." Croatia's Stipe Meslc. chairman o f the etght-mcmber collective presidency, told a news confer­ ence In the Macedonian resort of Ohrid, site o f the summit. "N o w we have to solve the problems quickly or we all face destruction." President Franjo Tudjman of Croatia said he would not return t o n e g o t i a t i o n s w it h th e country's other leaders until the arm y leaves his republic. Logal Notlcf NOTICI OF APPLICATION POATAX M I D N O T IC ■ I I N I N I O V OIVIN, tea) Lyell ar Hsllv cartttkateti) Km fIM m M car? Ifkated) Nr a tea S N Is ba leaue* tNraex. IS * certificate number U ) s n i y a a r li) at IttitMM itH HMncv* ftw Aspeladlaa a n i r ipi m»i m qM t mv prwarty. anP tea nomad) in which it wm aaaaaaaS l*/era at C#m fk*tefte.l*il YoaretlMuonc*: MW OaocrNttanof Praparty: LKO LOTS 1 + • IL K S ALLINS 1ST A D D TO W A S H I N O T O N H IIO H TS PS lPO n yuaaa tVwMwl la m wklak wnfui MSMAad* Psmiroo « ParrMTataN All at tate waparty bains In tea Caunty at laminate. State at ~ W itnesses said the 37-year-old man was trapped for 15 minutes b efore am bulance workers arrived. The federal a r m y■and ___________________ Croatian forces exchanged fbe today Just hours a fte r C roatia's president de* manded that the army leave his teceaafcmiat republic and urged his people to prepare for all-out Unlttt such certificated) ________ ____________* “ vnair at rw w tw inettiiiih "T h ry did not know he had been pinned, so tear, tea aragirty detcrlNd In mk K certificated) will ba tald obviously they couldn't release him ," said police te tea hishirt Mddw at tea wart Detcclivc-Scrgcant Dennis O'Toole. l aartnala County . -ik a / il1v»A r. t b s s c ir e n -. - m u w n ttf tea lite day at Augurt. m t, at JiAJ*. • »« Aagrexlmately t i l l to cate ter tan It required to N paid by tea auccaaafut biddn at tea tat* Full paymant at an amount to t e ..................... rtcerdtns taaa la dua within Id hour* atlar tha advartlaad tlma of tea aala. All paymanta ahall ba cate or guarantead Inrtrument. mad* pay abta to tea Ciorh ot tea Circuit Court. Dated tela lit day ot July, mt. (S IA L) Moryonno hhorau CNrh ot tea Circuit Court Somlnoia County, Florida By: Tina M. TayNr Deputy Clarlr Publlte: July *. 14. 23.30. m t DIM-40 NOTICI OP APPLICATION ------- FOR TA X 'S *E S ....... N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Lyoll Hint! or Holly Hlnti, tha hotter of tha lot lowinf carmicatt It) hat Iliad Mid certificated) lar a tax dead te bo laauad tharaon. Tha cart ill cate numberlal and yaarli) el Legal Notices prw rty. which tt t ot tea nanwiat In la/ar«aa CorhtkateNa. MM -a a----------- IM S •wv U r VVMMfaCw- IIW Oatcrigtlen at Praparty: LEO LOTStt + a ELK P TRACT 11 SANLANDO SPRINGS PE * PC 4 Namaa In which aitatted: AgnatErktuan All ot taM p»M*'*> bates te tea Caunty ot iimlnaN, Stela at Florida. Untaoo ouch cartltlcatato) teati ba radu m ii accardteg te IwteP Ifl ittl ba taM te tea highoat btddar at tea wart . EromtiipiD u i t u | w ;iP m m I u kVWVTf the Jte day at Auguot. mi, at it Lags! Hottest laminate County. Fter Ida By: Tina M. TayNr Deputy CNrh Publlth: July M. M. n . Auguot o. m i O lH m a NOTICI OP APPLICATION P S S T A X M ID N O T I C E IS H I R I B V OIVIN. Mat CB. FraahN*. tea hatdbr al tea NRpb N aN (t) N o Mad Ml diet*) tar a tea Mad N be a rli) a N yaartol at a|u ^ua|altM ^MIIP P*«PrtTfi Ini WKfipiwI P and tea nemo It) in wMch It w m I to/araM .IM •t Praparty: N 43 MTISSL"** FT OP B 42 FT OF S toOF BLK TOP II TR IS TOWN OP SANPORD PD I PO I It _ Pult payment at an SarrtiM. Bata AM at Mtd praparty bates te within *4 hour* attar tha oduortiiad time at tea tala. All paymanta than ba caah ar i Untaoo tuch cortlfkatelt) IHUI H rNMfnBi ffCCIrilM VS law. tha prNarty ^tooertbaa In ouch certificated) will ha ootd ta tea Mghart hldtar at Wo watt Seminole Caunty gqygl |p 'Hip te tea CNrh ot tea Circuit Court. Dated tela nth day ot Juno, m t. (SEAL) Moryonno Marti Clark et the Circuit Court laminate County. PlorMe By: Tina M. Taylor Deputy Ctorh PuMtoh: July t « , t e n . IW1 OfltftJ NOTICE OP APPLICATIONPOSTAXDCBD N O T I C I IS H I R I B V GIVEN, teat C.B. Pranhlln, tea 115 Namat In which i ttanad: Henry C. Matthew*. WHIN M. All ot property hotng In tea County o*il aminate State ot Fieri*. Unloti ouch cortlflcotalo) tuch cartiticaNU) will ba tald to tha highMt biddar at the wart Iron! dear, laminate County CourttnuM, Sanford. Florida, an the ttth day at Augu*t. IWI. at It A.M. Approximately H U M caah for Not I* required to bo paid by tha tuccenlul biddar al the tote. Full payment ol an amount equal to tea hlghatl bid piu* applicable documentary stamp •axe* and recording teat It duo within 14 hour* altar the advartiiad lima ot tea tala. All payment* shall ba caah or guar■arrtaad inti run wt/t.-madr-pay-able to tha Ctorh et tea Circuit Court. Dated tela tth day ol July. 1901 (SEAL) Mar yenne Mona Ctorh ol tea Circuit Court' Nr teat I* required to ba paid by tea tuccraalul bidder at tea taN Pull payment at an amount ta the hlghert bid plu* documentary Hemp recording No* it dua within 14 hour* altar Iho oduartiiod tlma ot mo tote All payment* Mail bo cath or guar i ta tea CNrh at tea Circuit Court. teit tot day ot July- mt. HEAL) CNrhrtteo Circuit Court lam UtoN County. Florida By: Tine M. ToyNr Deputy CNr* ■ K J taJLwAi. V JI uly*, te 13.30. IWI wllimlwl* OBto o NOTK B OP APPLICATION POOTAX DBBO N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, teat Lyoll Hint! or Holly Hint!, tea hateer of Iho tattooing cartttkatod) ho* HNd Mid cerfHteatol*) Nr a lax dtad ta N teauad tearaon Thacartin cate number(•) and yaarli) ot Ittuanca, IN daacriptton of te* proMrtu. and tea nnmaU) in which H w m aiMMid It/ara a* within 14 hear* altar the Itme at tea *aN.. Alt •hail b* caah ar Cantfkate NolM7 Year ot Ittuanca: 19M Datcrlptton at Praparty: LEG' SEC IS TWP IIS ROE 31E BEG 330 FT W OF SB COR OP E to OP N W OF SE to OF HE U RUN I » FT N l « . t a FT N 30 DEO I* MIN » SIC W TO SLY R/W LAKE CHARM CIRCLE SWLY ALONG SLY R/W TO A PT NOP B IG S TO BEG in which attMtad: Nancy A. i CNrh at tea Circuit All at tald praparty being In tea Caunty ot Samtnote. Stole ol i day ot Auguot. II 1. ot .ttaMlL ■ i N rogutraS ta bo paid by caattut Mddw at tea a#N. Pull payment ot an amount kg kigftggk likkk ikk^g Court. ated) two mod tald atetol Nr a tax dMd te ba Nauod thereon. Tha certificate numbar(t) and yaarli) of toauanca. tea datcrlptton at tea property, and tha named) In which It w m attatted it/ara m Mtewt: Certificate No. It* Year at It ouanca: mo Datcrlptton of Praparty: I te OP LOTS t+1+1 BLK II TR H TOWN OP SANFORD PB 1 PO L t q i l W o tlc ti J* Ite day ot July. (S IA L) CNrh ot tea Occult Court ■y: Tina M. TayNr Deputy CNrh Publlth: July 14, U. 3* A DSH-M2 NOTICI OP APPLtCATION FOR TAX 0110 N O T I C I IS H I R I B V O IVIN. teat Lyell ar Hally MktaHi 41m kil^M aM|Rm y i u L u . a ■ MBS r a An l a 1 — CffTiflCMili m ** ■ - j - - i ^ - - - a V ipM AflMi (ffT* IflcataU) N a tax dwd Ip N kF uU uUn . . IflMi tMUM aWlU (nf aaaM CWFTItlaata HSU numharlt) and y a a rlt) of lasitMMd A O h M m M INMMPVCv. IfNf taf Trtel praparty. and tea namat*) In which it w m aatoteed It/ara m CarnikaN No. 1*11 YoarotlNuanca: 1*M Oaocrlptkm ot Property: LEG LOTS 7 • + * IL K * ALLENS 1ST ADO TO WASHINOTON HEIGHTS PR IP G 13 Name* In which aeieiiad: Ira ToetM, hair* All at laid property being In Iho County ot SomlnoM. Slate ot Florida. Unlot* tuch cortllicatelt) than bo r«dn mid according N Jrr*. .tea. froprtxfy-itrv-rJhart-Ja. tuch cartllkated) will ba told lo tha hlghatl bidder al lha watt front door, Saminole County CeurthouM. Sanford. Florida, an tea tlte day at Auguat. ton. at n‘ “ Approximately I11S.M caah Unto** tuch carllllcataUt i rodoomod according to law, tea property dmcrlbod In •uch earttfkatoi*) will b* told N I N Mghart bidder at the watt front door. Saminote County CaurthauM, Sanford. Florida, on INStedoy of Augutt. Ifft. ot U AM . Approximately 1125.00 cath for IBM to required to N paid by tea luccatatul biddar at m* Ml* Pull payment of an amount equal ta tea hlgNtt bid plu* applicable documentary stamp within 14 hour* ottor the tlma of tea tale. All •hail N cath or guar Instrument, made payOPN N tea Ctorh ol tea Circuit Court. Dated this isth day of Juno, m t. (SIAL) Aw Am aniannS U n# «a p vjfMinorirwrso Ciorh ol IN Circuit Court Somlnoia County. Florida By: Tina M. Taylor Deputy Clark Pubilih: July 3,0.14,23. IWI DBH 14 NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Lyoll or Hatty . HIp U, Jh*. boidrr ol Jbt-talUw'JftO. corllllcateltl ho* Iliad M i d cart ilicate(t) lor a tdi dead to t » Ittuod tharaon Tha cartitlcot* numharlt) and yaarlt) ol Ittuanca, tea datcrlptton al the properly, and tha named) In which II wet attested It/ara at Ltgal Notlcf toltowt: CartIheat* No. 3*9! Year of Ittuanca: IN I Datcrlptton at Praparty: LEO SEC 30 TWP US ROE UC S te OF W to OF HE to S OF CANAL (LESS K D M FT A W ta U PT) A S13 FT OP W to OP NE to OP NW to A NE to OP SE to OP NC to OP NW to N OP NEW RO A NEWRD Nomot in wfikb oaaaaaod: 1 JachP.l All ot Mid property hoing In IN County at Somlnote. State ol Florida. Uniat* tuch coftltkataU ) •Nil N ridwmad accorrtng tp law, I N prMOrfy dnertaad In tuch cartitkate(i) will N ootd te IN N gN rt AMdir at tet wort Seminote County tea lite day at Auguot. m i. at llAJM. Approximately itlS M cart* ter teM to raqulrad ta N paW By I tea tote. Full payment ot an amount equal la IN hlphart KM phM la>M and racwdlng Mm N tea within 14 hour* altar tha advortlted tlma ot tea tote. JUI payment* than N caah or guar­ anteed Inttrumanf, made pay­ able to tea Ctorh ot tea CIrculf Court. Dated Ihi* Irt day at July. IWI. I SEAL) Mtry arm* AAorta Clark at IN Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: TlnoM. Taylor Deputy CNrh Publlth: July*, IAH.30.IW1 DEH-4S NOTICI OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN teal by virtue ot teat certain Writ ol Execution Itoued out ft and under te* tool ol IN Circuit Court of Orongo County, Flori­ da, upon a final judgement In < on te* 2nd day of A D two. In that certain entitled. Plrtl Unton Natton* Bank of Florida. Plaintiff. —v*— William D. Saegreva* and Carol Ann Seogrovw Do Nndant, which atoroMtd Writ ot Exocutlon w m dallvorad to mo a* Sheriff of SomlnoN County, Florida, and I have levied upen tea following datcrlbad property owned by William D. S*ogrovoi. M id property balng located In SamlnoN County, Ftortdo. more particularly datcrlbad a* toltowt: One 1**4 Marcury 4 doer Aulomobllo. VIN t 2MEBP*5FIEX45ltn balng t torad ol Altamonte Tew­ ing Service. and te* undartlgnad at Sheriff ot Samlnol* County, Florida, will al 11:00 AM . on IN 24th day ol July A.D IWI, after tar M l* and Mil lo IN highMt biddsr. lor cath In hand. sub|act to any and all existing Itent, at the Front (Wm I) Door al te* tlapt ol te* Samlnol* County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florid*, tea above datcrlbad personal properly. Thai Mid Ml* I* balng mad* to taUtly.tbv JarmvnLl4td.Mtr.lt. . ol Execution. DONALD F.ESLINGER, Sheriff 1«' I Somlnote County, Florida Publlth: July 1, *, 14. 13. with tha 14toon July 24. IWI. OEH7 ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? W«’d Ilk* to mate It tutor for you to tate advantogo of ttw mony op> portunHtoi wo oftor In tho nowopoptr, txrtyou maw not know who lo tact or how lo contact soma simple anoworo to mootitted qucftlono. CLUB. ORGANIZATION NEWS News about social and service clubs and organiza­ tions In 8amlnol# County la elegible for publication. Group publicity chairmen should submit typewrit­ ten press releases to People Editor. The (leadline is noon throe days prior to an event.br as soon after tha avant as possible. PEOPLE ITEMS Items accompanied by pictures about the ac­ complishments of children and adult residents of Seminole County are eligible for publication. Sub­ mit typewritten or neatly written items to People Editor, Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Include name and daytime phone number of person who may answer questions. RELIGION Items about religious services or social activities sponsored by a church or synagogue in Seminole County are eligible for publication on the Religion Page each Friday. Subn.it items no later than noon Wadnesday prior to the day of publication to Religion Editor. 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In fifth: "Regarding Henry.” starring Harrison Ford, with receipts o f $6.2 million. LA. polles eNsI to ratirs LOS ANGELES — Nearly five months after the videotaped beating o f a motorist. Police Chief Daryl P. Oates finally agreed to step down, but in his own lime: next April. The tough-talking Gates fought tears and his voice faltered as he told hts officers In a videotaped message Monday of his plans to retire. Oates. 64. has been under pressure to step down since the March 3 police besting o f motorist Rodney King. The beating prompted a national uproar over police brutality. Four officers nave been charged. WASHINGTON - A new gov­ ern m en t r u le th a t w ill ,et employers turn away disabled Job applicants w h o pose a safety threat to themselves Is being cflUdxed aa "paternalistic think­ ing" that a landmark 1900 law * u supposed to curb. "It's not only an emotional slap In the face. It's a very basic denial o f that which Is our fair due." M arilyn Golden, policy analyst far Disability Rights Ed­ ucation and Defense Fund, said Monday. The controversy centers on new regulations required by the Americana W ith Disabilities Act. passed by Congress last year and hailed as the "Emancipation Proclamation Proclamation" for 43 million disabled Americans. The rules, being Issued later t h is w e e k b y t h e E q u a l E m p lo y m e n t O p p o r t u n it y Commission, are supposed to protect the disabled from dis­ crim in ation In em ploym en t, public accommodations, trans­ portation and telecommunica­ tions. Advocacy groups for the dis­ abled are disturbed because the EEOC’s rule on safety threats goes b eyo n d what Congress enscled. Under the ru le, em ployers may refute Jobs to people who ‘ it pose a direct safety threat might < to themechres I t 's o f what poees a threat to them, Ookfcnsald. She noted that the Supren employers from banning wom en o f childbearing age from dangeroue Jobs on the assumption the work might someday hurt an unborn child. "It’s like society has Anally convinced Itself that wome n can * think hut somehow, dfeabled people can’t think." Oolden said. for the EEOC, defended the re p le tio n and said It would be dtffkuH far employers to abuse It. ■ ■ E m ployers would h a ve to prove a person had a h ip probability" o f harming htmeelf o r o t h e r s , h e s a id , . _ GREAT NEWS IS INSTORE FOR YOU A T M-TH 10*7, fRL 10*, SAT. $4 11001. THRU A$$l, 1K $ X (407)322-7953 A poorly insulated w eler heater consumes extra energy /torrautaoncan make your air conditioner g u o k electricity WASHINGTON - Some peo­ ple may be skeptical, but the federal government Is looking lo simplify the pension system. If all goes well — and taxpay­ ers who've been afflicted with repeated attempts to "sim plify" the tax system could be excused fo r b e in g le ery — pension changes could enhance the re­ tirement years o f millions of workers, reduce pressures on Social Security and wipe out a giant paperwork burden for business. But It may take a while. There Is a shortage o f money and nothing close tp a consensus on Jm» i ~ Jtow. :.few»...airwtlog ita * advantaged pensions should be altered. Am ong Ideas under consid­ eration In Congress: expanding Individual Retirement Accounts; encouraging smaller employers to contribute more to workers' pensions; and requiring workers who switch jobs to reinvest any e a rly payout o f retirem ent benefits. One focus Is on complex tests that businesses must conduct to prove that their pension plans do n o t d is c r im in a t e a g a in s t lower-paid workers, "It's a crying shame, but there arc employers out there with resources (to provide pensions) who won't do It because It Is so com plex." said D.J. Grlbbtn of the National Federation of In­ dependent Business. Worker groups say employers b r in g th e c o m p le x itie s on them selves by trying to tilt pension plans in favor or execu­ tives and higher-paid employees. "Under current law you could have a simple pension plan that would cover everybody In the company and you would not need to be concerned about non-discrimination rules." said Anne Moss, deputy director of the worker-oriented Pension Rights Center. Cool a ir is gobbled up by gaps around doors o r w indow s U ntinted w indow s can m ake an a ir conditioner eat m ore energy Andrew Zuckernian. a pension specialist with Grant Thornton accountunts In Washington, said many companies will not want total simplification. "T h e more simplified the pension laws, the less flexibility the employers are going to have to tailor a plan to their exact needs." he said. When Congress thoroughly overhauled the Income tax In 1986, with simplification one goal, tunny Amcriruna learned that "sim pler" can mean more costly and. In some cases, more complex. Com pared with taxes, far fewer people have any Ideu what is going on with their pensions. N evertheless, most Interests agree that the pension system, which costs the government SI billion a week In forgone taxes, needs some serious attention. If your electric bills g o up in summer, that’s normal. Itk not pleasant, but itfc normal. 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A M o n d a y t o F riday 7 am to 9 pm. e x a c t ly that k in d o f feast on h o t w a ter �W V btA J 1 ! i t c i kv'p n>4uu. 23. 1991 is a Raider j I N 1 B RlIEIF I T July TUESDAY Sanford Herald ... . * % ■ fH1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I Lake Mary athlete will M S y R l attend see fourth, but Birmingham countered wtth two to the ftfth dn Mark Ctuwey's sacrifice fly and Kenneth Pledger's RBI single. Orlando Lind (7-5) went 1 1-3 Innings for the win dhd Oreg Johnson pitched the final toning for his 20th save. Prank MerlgUano (2-1) took the torn. Crum fights for Job TAM PA — Maurice Crum prepared him self for NFL draft day by telling him self that n o team would bother to cal). W hen none did. It wasn't a big deal. " I f I hadn't taken that attitude. I think 1 would have been pretty depressed and hurt." the former University o f Miami linebacker said Monday. " I felt 1 had a good college career." he added. " I f that was supposed to be the end o f my football days, then fine." Three months later. Crum la anything but finished playing. He’s battling fo r s Job with the Tamps Bay Buccaneers and feels good about his chances o f making the final 47-man roster. The native o f Tampa signed w ith the Bucs as a free agent this spring, turning down an offer to ln the Dallas Cowboys and Jim m y Johnson. a former college coach, bccauae he thought he had a better chance o f sticking with his hometown team. Several off-season moves opened the door for Crum to sign with the Bucs and compete for a Job, Including Tampa Bay's decision to switch from a 3-4 defense to a 4-3. The club also moved Kelt)' itcCants from linebacker to defensive end. traded starter Winston Moss and lost Sidney Coleman tu Plan B free agency. NOTES: The Buca waived free agent.kicker Jake Mcinerney. placed' defensive lineman D e n til Robertson on Injured waivers and announced that rookie linebacker Terry Bagsby. a fifth-round draft choice, had left camp. The reductions made room on the roster for wide receiver Willie Drewrey. offensive lineman John Bruhtn and linebacker Maurice Oliver, who signed contracts Sunday. C Dolphins sign Williams MIAMI — Miami Dolphins strong safety Jarvis Williams ended a lO-day contract holdout poorer Instead of richer. Williams quietly reported to training camp Monday without the new deal he had been seeking. He'll have to pay a fine of $15,000 ($1,500 per day) for the workouts missed. Williams is In the option year o f a four-year deal he signed as a rookie out o f Florida In I960. The contract will pay him $240,000 this season: he wants at least $500,000. The Dolphins' policy forbids negotiating with a player who Is under contract and holding out. Williams, voted the Dolphins' outstanding defensive back each o f the past three seasons, participated In a rain-soaked afternoon practice Lake Mary High School n looka on. Merthle will SANFORD — Seminole Communi­ ty College continues to keep Semi­ nole County's best st home as the local school Monday signed Lake Mary High School standout Mike Merthte to an Athletic Scholarship. The ft-foot-2, 190 pounder will attempt to become what Is believed to be the first two-sport star In the school's 23-year history. Merthle was s three-sport star In his four years for the Rama. H e was a four year starter for the basketball team, a two year starter fo r the football team and played one year of van ity baseball. Merthle resum ed hla lo v e o f baseball on the junior varsity team last year after having not played the game In almost four yean. H is good play this year for the Lake Mary van ity made him a late round draft pick by the Philadelphia Phillies. That choice by the Phillies got him thinking about 8CC. "T h e Phillies wanted me to play junior college baseball so they could watch me this year and maybe sign me next June." said Merthle. "S o I thought Seminole would be a good place to be at. It will give m e a Lambert Erectorsf TR C |Good layout, good gain ground on leader lead to good score ■ S S S iiS fe Boom town ....... .................................... Orlando Soft! SANFORD T h e L am b ert Because Erectors and the T im Raines Con- rainouta thl nection posted easy wins to pick up makeups art a gsme-in. thft ilandings, to -ctio o ln... next- three. the Sanford Recreation Department B o o m to w n B o y s w i l l p la y a M o n d a y N i g h t M e n ' s Spring/Summer Slowpltch Softball doubleheader. A t 7:30 p.m. they will face Calico Jacks and at 8:30 League at Plnehurst Park. Lambert Erectors bopped the Or­ p,m. they will take on Lambert lando Softball Club 12-3 and TRC Erectors. Next Monday’s regular schedule whipped the Boomtown Boys 104. will have Lambert Erectors playing In the other gam e, the Orlando Softball Club won Its first gam e o f the Boomtown Boys at 6:30 p.m.. the year Just by showing up as the TRC and Lambert Erectors wilt play league-leading Calico Jacks team the last two Innings o f a suspended failed to show and handed OBC a gam e at 7 :3 0 p .m .. T R C w ill 7-0 victory. Despite the loss Calico Jacks holds onto a three game lead In the loss column with an 11-2 record. They are followed by T R C and Lambert Erectors (both 10-3), the Herald Correspondent ORLANDO — Am ong the eight courses the Junior G olf Associa­ tio n , of Central Florida, has and 'will'play this summer. Ventura by far looks the easiest on paper. And the 224 participants at M o n d a y 's to u rn a m e n t to o k advantage o f good weather, con­ ditions, and the short layout to post their best scores or the season. For the first time this summer, three players broke par In the same event, with Scan Ashby and Charlie tlarrclson dueling to a two-under par 68 tic and Ryan Dillon fo llo w in g w ith a 69. Ashby, who blrdlcd six holes and bogeyrd four others, won the chlpoff for first place In first flight. Their perform ances highlighted the fifth JO A o f Ccntnu Florida event since early June. Once again. In the boy's divisions, three groat and four net trophies were awarded. In the girl s and pec wee division, seven gross trophies were awarded. Alt ties were decided by chlpoffa. Nathan Obcrle shot a 63 to win the net division In the first flight. Chris Anderson came to second with a 67. Keith Oraaaing took third (69). and Jaaon Opal fourth 170). Eddie Blgosa captured the sec­ ond flight after a blistering round o f 73. one ahead o f Richard MUfer and three In front o f Josh Bain 76. Larry Moulder posted a 69 for top honors In the net division. Bill Torrey finished second (70). Ryan Stead third (73). Dan Day □ B e e O u If.F n g e lB Earnhardt holda laad DAYTONA BEACH — Dale Earnhardt and Ricky Rudd struggled in Sunday’s Miller Genuine Draft 500 but held onto the top positions in Winston Cup points race. Rudd, who finished 20th In the 500-mUe race at Pocono (Pa.) International Raceway, picked up six points on Earnhardt, who finished 22nd. Earnhardt leads Rudd 2.450 to 2,310 after 16 races In the 29-cvent season. Third-place Ernie Irvan m oved to within 15 points of Rudd with his seventh-place finish Sunday. Davey Allison finished 14th In the race to Jump to third. 200poin ts out o f the lead. Sunday's winner. Rusty Wallace, moved up to 10th place wtth 1.97) points. Ken Schrader fell to fifth In the standings with 2.236 points, followed by Mark Martin. 2.160; Darrell Waltrip. 2.136; Harry Gant. 2.065; and Sterling Marlin. 1,996. Allison leads the circuit in m oney won with $924,380. Earnhardt Is second with $734,410. fo llo w e d by Irvan ($ 5 7 2 ,6 8 0 ): S ch ra d er ($ 5 4 3 ,9 9 0 ); Rudd ( $ 4 4 9 ,2 5 5 ); M a rtin ($441,695); Bill Elliott ($392,090); Waltrip ($375,290); Gant ($ 37 2,200): and Marlin ($327,660). Seminole High teammates Robby Morgan (Left) and Jsremy Chunat combined on a two-hitter as they pitched the Seminole Pony Colt League All-Stars to a 6-1 10-Inning victory ovsr the Perry Parham All-Stars In lha County All-Star baseball teams continue winning ways Freni staff reperta B A $E B A LL □ 7:35 p.m. - W TBS. Pittsburgh Pirates. (LI Atlim ta FOR THE B E S T Braves at opening game of trie Southeast Regional at Marietta, Ga. The only run allowed by the duo scored in the bottom of the first Inning. The local team had advanced by winning the Florida Colt Slate Championship last week. It was a good night for Seminole County All-Star baseball teams as the Seminole Pony Colt League All-Stars. The Oviedo Junior League All-Stars and the Oviedo Senior League All-Stars all won the open­ ing gam es o f th e ir resp ective tournaments Monday night. The Colts won the opener o f the Colt Southeast Regional 6-1 over COVERAGE OF SPORTS Perry Parham In Marietta. Georgia; T h e O vied o J u n io r s w h ip p e d Ntcevlllc IB-7 In the Junior Section I Tournament at Oviedo; and the Oviedo Seniors crushed their oppo­ nent 24-3 In the Senior Section I Tournament at Nlceville. C all's o u tla st oppon en t MARIETTA. GA. - The Seminole Pony Coll League All-Stars exploded for five runs In the top o f the 10th IN Y O U R Inning to defeat the Perry Parham All-Stars 6-1 In the opening game of the Coll League Southeast Regional at Marietta, Georgia. The local All-Star team, which Includes six players from Seminole High School and five from Lake Mary, got a combined two-hltter from Seminole teammates Robby Morgan and Jeremy Chunat in the victory. This Is the same team that won the Hinny-Minny Invitational AREA, READ THE SANFORD Tournam ent In St. Louts last month. The rlght-hamled Morgan tossed the first seven Innings ullowtng one l Bee Baseball. Paga 2B COLT SOUTMKAIT REGIONAL Sominoto Colt All Start MB II* Mt I - t • I Porry ftarStm IM *M MS I - I 1 1 M o C S u n o l II) ond Froomon Tallin. Eront III ond Boston WP — CSunot LP — Evont IB - non* IB — Sommoto. CSunol HR — H ER A LD DAILY l $ fi �4 0— 9 • • • V *# Tww«ar. M f ax i « t i •■- ~.1 M#rthl« mum • M il mum V .M M C m taw . I ______ W rat Fan I tat It. Lada •M l tfMM W a it " I t was fun having him around all these years.'' said Rlchanon. "H e more often than not did ad* we asked o f him. He'a a hard worker and he's a winner. He almost hates to lose as much ss I do. I think he's going to do very w ell in college." 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Atlanta. 131; Goadm. Now York, 111; GMaddua. Chi cam. Ill; HamlKh. HourIon. *4; Banov. SmDkgo.lt; Hunt, Sm Dlogo. 17. LvSmllh. St. Lawk. M; Dlbbk. Cincinnati. » ; Franca. Now York. II; MiWIIIkmv. Phlladtlphia. It; OaSmlth. Chicago. 14; SLmdrum. Plttvburgh. IS; Latkrk. San , IS; Barmguar. Atlanta. IX Huntavllto at Chartotto Memphis at Carat tna Greenville a* Chattanooga ATLANTA I S A V I I - UgnaS Mika BAN FRANCISCO SMUTS - _____ wU nSua 4^ ^ a i » KMOMlWlTf pFHIM! t BMk 0 arnMIlla 0* lllf FacifkCaattr ITBALL f Sfaan^uS MlsMA^Mb BsIfaMan MnOWnr KHISi vkOMr • f o o ts a l T CHI CASO B I A S ! - l l g n a « Jim Hartoawgh. guartartock. te a tea roar con trod. CINCINNATI a iN S A U - MgraS Shono Garraff, artea racolvar. OCTROtT LIONS - RaadnMS contract effara la Railh Fargwtan. Otfanaivo llnaman. and Tarry Oraar, wlda racah/ar. INDIANAFOLtt COLTS - tlgnad Ray DonilMan. cankr, tea Nur-yaar contract. MINN I lOT A VIRINSt - Ugnod Mark llnokor i ir. Agrood to krma with Randall McOanM, guard; Car loa Jonklna. Ilntkockar; Jaka Rood, wlda rocaivor; Gtrald Hwdaan, running back. N IW ONLIANS MINTS - Agrood k krm* with Ravin Havirdlnk. tackk. PH I LADS LFHIA EASLKS - Nomad Ran Brown coaching Inkm. PNOSNIR CARDINALS - Annourtcad tha ratlramant of Brad Htnka. dvknaJvo and. Agraad k krma with Mlchaat Zardlcti, aakty and Joft Akaamkr. twMbock. SAN O iiaO CNARSSBS — Signed Goorga Hinkle, daknilvo and; Ratoatod Wayne Dickvon. Ilnakirkar; and Rollh McOanoW. wlda roc*Ivor. TAMPA BAT BUCCANRIRS - WASNINSTON NIOSRIMS Shane Cllktt and Matt McCartln, tockka; Brian Jahnaon, Unabacfcar; Joft Foaraon and fan; and Ovary Willingham. Hocxav CNICAOO BLACRNAWRS - Traded Troy Murray, cankr, and Warrm Rychot. ktt wing, la tha Winnipeg Jak tor Bryan Morchmmt and Chrla ftertm. ditmaamm. OLYMPICS USOC - Named Gaarga Skkbrmnar k Hw Atlanta Committee k r the Olympic Gama*. SOCCSfl ST. L O g »*S T fiS u r -"T ra d e d DanHI Oonlgan, forward, k the Wichita Wing* k r Mark Smkt. forward COLLRSC IVY L IA S U I - Named Richard Sand* ’ oSSIJ — Announced that Scott Andaman, running backi coach, wav promoted k admlnktratlvo ouktant k the kakaU coach. LOYOLA MARVMOUNT - Announced the mignalkn al Chrlv Smith. boaobaH coach. MANHATTAN - Named Skm mon’i aukimt bovkatboil coach. TROY STA T I — Announced Itw roalgna tim of Retort Earl Stewart, alhktlc dirackr. IW O L F FlerMa Mete Lsapea Pet. 434 433 154 .300 393 «■ — — IV* 4 7 .443 JI7 too .79* — 371 313 4*7 444 3X1 — l»i 4 *V» 1 3 4 'J 7 it. Lucie X Char lotta 1 Betebell City J. Winter Haven t OKeela4.LaMiandt.camp tutpgeme Lakeland X Ok m Ii l Clearwater X Fart Lauderdale 0. Ill game 1 f t ! 1991 L P G A Men*v Leaden 1941 LP G A Taur H f n illi d n | k | | p )| ciftttic. wftkli m M July It : Trn Moo#!!1 3444.441 )* t. Pal Bradley 14 1 Reth Daniel 3411.444 3430.771 1. Meg Mellon 17 3134.024 4. AyekoOkemoto 14 5. Batty King 3340.*53 It *. Patty Sheehan 14 5797.703 7. Dottle Mothrie 17 3744.745 0 Colleen Walker 17 3155.331 9. Amy Alcott 17 3334.551 10 Deb Richard 17 3730.504 It JanaGeddn 3774.3U It 17 DanlelleAmmaccapane to 3314.740 11 Judy Dkklnwn 3700.427 70 14 Rot** Jone* 3170.471 1* 13. Temmle Green 17 3157.407 14 Nancy Lope/ 11 3151.777 17. Barb Bunfcowtky It 3170.415 11 Sherri Stalnheuer 3134.141 10 1* Chrl* Johnton 17 317X1*4 10 LauraDavlet 3177.041 1* It Cindy Rarkk 3130.411 70 73 K rltTK h eltor 14 3170.35* 73 Ok Hee Ku IS 3111.4*3 >4 Caroline Kcggi It 3113.474 13 Lynn Connelly 1113.433 It 1* Krltli Albert 1104.433 17 17. Holll* Slocy 1104.545 15 30 Laurel Kean 3I044U » I t Sally Lillie It 310X134 30 Michelle Me Gann 19 3107 440 f Hunttvlllo al Chartotto Memphis at Ceretina Greenville at Chert, i at W l St Lucia (Mate) 17 * ■ Vara Beach 1Dodger i) 10 It W.P. Bch H u m ) 13 17 Fort L*udK*ato 1YanAi | 14 14 Miami (Indt 17 II Central Dtototon ■ Lakeland I Tlgarr) 10 10 BeMball City (Kovel*) 13 14 14 14 Ok ante tAatraa) Winter Haven 1R e*S u l 0 19 Wettom Otvtaton Seravote (While Son) 1* 17 Dunedin (Blue J*y«) 14 14 ■ Clearwater (Philllea) 14 14 Chartotto (Rangart) 13 17 SI. Pels (Cardinal*) to 10 i « m to il hell HMe SSSJ77 M7AI7 S "'S TOwynn. ten Okga. Ill; temual. Loa Rngaka. tti; Bwllar, Laa Angtka. IS7; Jaaa. «■ Look. Ml; OBtll. Chicago. W ; CalOaron. Mantra*!, Ml; Finlay. Hawakn. W; Sanllio. Flfkkurgh, f»; FonOkkn. Atlanta, f t il . * A . til Ml SB*JiiUl H cliri V .IM M N U B p r L*a Angtlaa Ij.Maw Tart 7 j - SIMMS SMMM >1.1 *ajw au FWMr. Ostosl). S4j C a a a ta Oakland. » ; TartaSatl. Kanaoa Oty. smswra. i i j CDavit. MM- M erthle’a basketball coach. and mentor, at Lake Mary. W lllk a h M n twe. —«ngfad to gee Mike “ When the Phillies said they w a n te d him to p la y JU C O baaeball 1 told Mike he might as wefl be doee to home so I can sec him p lay," said Rlchardaon. “ I think R s going to be hard on him playing both sports at Sem­ inole. bees use he also needs to hit the hooka. II' b hard enough trying to play one sport and be a a student let alone trying to play tw o sports. "H e 's raw In some areas of both sports and has a long way Baseball' is tt.LMMMnSM M. LarlNWMM Cailtantta (AhSatt ».»» at »rttlm srg PttMurali New Y in i St.Uyfe QMc iq i Mp M P M liM p M l SM1.P1 . m i FaMatra Taaaa. Minnaeata. lit ; Malltar, lif t Itarra Taaaa IMi CarMr. . lilt Fraaca Ttaaa IN. -------------------------I t Nate Yark IK s * to go. but he'a made a com­ mitment to do the beat he can for the next year. Ile'a written down some goals for himself on his own. and I’m that." Rkhanfaon added that he wfll « % m at F a n il i at It. Latte as ^ jjA w * !!«. miss his cx-star. 41.,— ‘ 47 Jody J A Leri C IRC chance to be d o t e to home It will give m y family and friends a chance to come aee me play. “ Things are going to be great (•* BCCI. I'm looking forward to ' » ,%t ' ■ * g2! tt.” latOkcaaie ■I 1—f 'I t • * H. Vtcti Fergaw I City U N W V P tt # -_*/■ -~ S r- « , IB S5S \ 9 Cj>% II m t j S T A T S & STANDINGS 11 *1 AUTO RACING 3:30 a m — ESPN, CART Moivon Indy Toronto BASEBALL 7:34 p m - ESPN. Oakland al Cleveland. (L) 7:30 pm. — TBS. Atlanta al Pltkburgh. (LI • p m —WGN. Cincinnati at Chicago. (L ) V 30p m. —34. !4.Hou*tonetSI. Louk. (L ) 10 30 pm — ESPN. Montreal at San Dlogo. ILI 10 30 p m — WON. Now York at San Franckco. IL) BASKETBALL Opm —CV.Girlt' II undvr Chempionthip BOXING 0 pm — USA. Hoevyweighk. Riddick Bowovv. Phillip Brown. (Ll.alvoal la m FOOTBALL 7 30 p m — SC. Gator Encore. Auburn at Florida SOCCER 11•30p m. —SC. Covmov Reunion Game TENNIS O pm — SUN. Lot Angolev String* at Wkhl la Advantage BASEBALL 7 p m - WMJK AM (1130). FSL. Lakeland at Ok vole MISCELLANEOUS 4 10pm —WWNZ AM (740). SportvTalk hit and one run. before the left-handed Chunat cam e on to throw one hit. ahutout baseball over the final three Innings to gain the win. Doing the damage offensively arcrc Chad Kessler (three hiu), David Eckstein (two hits) and Chunat (triple), Scott Pergcraon and Matt Dlemer (one hit each). The team, for boys 15 and 16 years old. had qualified for the R e g io n a l b y s w e e p in g a doubleheader from defending World Series Champion Forest Hills o f Tampa last week to win the 1901 Florida Colt League State Championship. T h e team -Is m anaged by Seminole High School assistant coach Rod Fergerson. Assisting Fergeraon are Bob Carr and Jack Dlemer. Members o f the team are: Eckstein. Fergerson. Chunat. B o th th e b a a e b a ll a n d basketball coaches at SCC feel n m n ic wui m wru the muscular Merthie will fit wed 1-92 plans, into their 1991-931 "H e'a got a good shot at being our starting left fielder." said baaeball assistant coach Lefty Renaud. 'H e's got an above average arm. good power and he M organ . Matt Freem an and Corey Gochee (Seminole high). Dlemer. John Lugerlng, Brian Milner, J a y Black and Mike W erner (Lake Mary). Kessler. Mike Canr. Robert Bologna and Hank Tookc. OVIEDO - The Oviedo Junior League All-Stara broke open a close game with eight runs in the third inning and cruised to an 18-7 opening-round win over Nlcevllle in the Junior League B a s e b a ll F lo rid a S e c tio n I Tournament at the Oviedo Little League Complex. W ith the win. the host team advances to tonight's winner's b r a c k e t c o n t e s t a g a in s t S u w a n c e . w h ic h d e fe a t e d C ry s ta l R iv e r 13-8 M onday night. Game time la 7:30 p.m. Crystal River and NlcevUle will meet in an elimination game at 5 p.m. today. The tournament will m m v t* y b o o lo o t ■fvccfi* i c k u i i think he ready showed what he can d o s t Lake M ary because he was a tittle oenmo after coming out late. But he has a lot o f raw talent. With Mike and the other kids we have signed m aybe things are looking up around *OCTw ---------- •* • ■ Basketball coach BUI Payne cxpccti ivtnnic lo provioe orpin to a strong bsckcourt for his .Rakferw. "M ike will f v e us another good player al either the point guard or shooting guard posi­ tion." said Payne. "H e's a pro­ ven leader and he shoots and penetrates wed. H e's a great athlete and cornea from a good family. It'a nice to have another Merthie to follow In the footsteps o f hta unde Bernard. It'a also nice to have a kid from Lake continue through the week with all games at the Oviedo Little League Complex. T h e winner o f the Section I title wlU advance to next week’s State Tournament at Port Sk. Lucie. In the third Inning. Oviedo uaed a aeries o f walks and doubles by Richard Roger, An­ t h o n y K in g , a n d R ic h a r d Schneck to overcom e a 4-3 deficit. They sent 13 b atten to the plate. Ryan Livingston threw the last four Innings, striking out three and giving up to hlta. to pick up the win. JUNiea LIASUIIICTI0NI TOVtSA1 AS-SMn ns m - IS II 7 AS-IMrt Ml Ml — 7 « Srawn, Llvlngdan (1) an* King. Fork* (4). Marten, HanSarsan ( I I an* HanSarwn. Marten (7). f t - OvUSs Ragar, Ring. IcteucS/ MkavllU. LarS ta - Nana. HR 4 *1 ---»»■* PV rV WwIt10#00700. Golf IB snatched the net crown with a fin ish ed second with - a 62. fourth (73). 37. edging Paul Fithlan by one Bronwyn Kohn cam e In third shot. Matthew Gronlnger took (63), Terra. Traeder fourth (73). Heath Powell over Nathan th ird (40), Robbie H olim an Landwer In a chlpofT for the Jennifer Keefe fifth (73). Katie fourth (41). third night championship. They Donovan sixth (74). Angela KatW alter Basso prevailed In a terfleld seventh (117). each «h ot 78 In regulation, two chlpofT over Charlie Lytle for the ah d j f Tyler Wright 80. Brad In the pee wee division. Chase Hillman took the net division* sixth High* tff!c. They each shot with a 75. Thomas Feiter placed 52 on the back side, one In front Freeman took the title with a second (76). Randy Gray third o f Brad Lytle. Dave Hensch score o f 15 from 150 yards out captured the net division with a on three holes. Zach Grelnke (78). David Colter fourth (63). 44. Michael Flora Rnlshed sec- and BUI Dukes tied for second, In fourth (light action. Chris -baelt- o f —Preewivn.- • •-SimrtKv “ o W k iJ - B p - ih i" "title” -o;wH46fckRy mt-Voiv W d k r thtni* - o tw Grelnke won the chlpofT. Dustin (551. a ft e r a ro u n d o f 9 0 . J e f f Katherine Cypherd won her Ankney and Carter Burks each McPherson finished two back for shot 23, with Ankney prevailing second. Brandon Padgett three first event o f the mummer with back for third. Scott Ellman un 83 to triumph In the girl's In a c h ip o ff. A u b r e y L o rd Rnlshed sixth (24). Trula Anne grabbed the net division cham­ 13-and-ovcr division. Adrienne Dickinson seventh (25). pionship by seven shots. His B6 Bailey cumc In second after an 85. A m y Girard took third (91). outdistanced David Smith by T h e tour returns to Seminole seven shots. David Feldman took Megan Breen fourth (92). Dana third (94). Ian Ogilvle fourth 196}. D o w lin g fifth (9 2 ). Heather County next Monday os the Holcam p sixth- (93), Jennifer golfers takes on the ScottishL o n g w o o d ’ s Bryan C ra vcr style at Timacuan. The following came through with a live-over Close seventh (94). par 40 on the back nine to Julie Komurkc continued her week is the summer champion­ capture the fifth flight title. excellent play this summer as ship. which wiU be a two-round she captured her flfth title In six e v e n t p la y e d a t H e a th ro w Tom m y Finwall Rushed second with a 44. David Ayers came In starts. She shot 51 for the girl's C o u n t r y C lu b a n d G r a n d 12-and-under title. Ann Scholz Cypress Country Club. th ird |45). Jared D encrllnc Softball Cs s U b m B froao Psgs IB challenge Calico Jacks at 8 p.m. and Calico Jacks and the Orlando Softball Club will square off at 9 p.m. The season will conclude on August 5 with a triplchcadcr. At 6:30 p.m. TRC will play the Orlando SoRball Club, ut 7:30 p.m. the Boomtown Boys will challenge the Orlando Softball Club and at 8:30 p.m. the Boomtown Boys will face Calico Jacks. The Orlando SoRball Club led 3-2 u n til Lam bert E rectors exploded for seven runs In the bottom o f the third Inning. The Russi brothers, Rick. Terry and Mark combined to drive In six of the runs with a home run. double and single, respectively. Contributing lo (he 15 lilt Lambert Erectors o(Tense were Joe Ervin Itwo doubles, single, three runs scored). Terry Russi (double, single, two runs scored, three RB1|. Terrell Ervin (two singles, two runs scored, two R B I) an d Mark Russi (iw o singles, run scored. RBI). Also contributing were Hick Russi (home run. run scored, three RBII. Chris Nlckle (triple, run scored). Murk Alen (single, run scored, two RBI). Jim Lumb (single. RBI). Mike McLahan (single, run scored) and Drrrrll Ervin (single). Providing the offense for the Orlando SoRball Club were Paul Hughes (double, single. KB1). Greg StuR1 (two singles. RBII. Mike Magahey Itwo singles, run scored). Jim Rawlins and Carter Clanton (one single and one run scored each) and Dan Browne. Paul Tou|>s and Joe Uurdrnskl (one single each). TRC also trailed in Us game. 1-0 after two Innings, but again It was a seven run third Inning that broke the game o j k i i . A three run home run by Burnett W ashington and a two run double by Ned Raines were the h i g blows for TRC. Doing the damage offensively for TRC were Ned Raines (home Levi Raines singled and scored twice as the Tim Raines Connection got back on the winning track with a 1(M triumph over the Boomtown Boys at Pinehursl Park Monday night. run. double, two nms scored, three RUB. Ernest Shuler (triple, s in g le , run s c o r e d ). T o n y Dunklnsou (two singles, run scored. RBI) and Sam Raines (two singles, run scored). Also hitting were Washington (home run. run scored, three Kill). Levi Raines (single, two runs scored). Rod Turner (single, run scored. RBII. Billy GrifRth (single. RBI| and Mike Galloway (single, run scored). Pacing the Boomtown Boys offense were-Bill Jenkins (three singles, run scored). Dave Blxby (two singles). Mike Christopher (home run. run scored. RBI). Stacey Miller (single, run scored. RBI). Bob Culpepper (single, run scored). John Oliva and Scott Martin (one single each) and Ron Keddlngton (RBI). �JMKKfe Sanford Herald, Sanford, Floods - Tuesday. <My tS, 1*61 ak up to be paid ! N BRI EF or Golf 1 1 am writing to comment about the letter signed "Brokenhearted Mather." many weddings. didn't want Grandma, who lives underpaid, paid with kntek 1.000 miles away, to know that her favorite grandson (sge 19) Injslt. Abby. your advice was the best ever. ‘T ell the truth, and tell It now." you said. " If you don't. It will be found out." I know. It happened to me. play far iheir wedding, I ted them up treat what the east wiH what My story Is similar, only my parents live Just around the be. and what it cavern (my travel fee for time, the wedding rehearsal, Aa an aside. I was appalled comer. “ Joey." our youngest providing v h u m c prior to wc when my own pastor told my (age 16) got mixed up with the ceremony, etc.L I even ask them fiance and pie prior to our wrong crowd and hod to spend to please pay me at the rehearsal wedding that he had been paid seven months in a detention — because It has beta my in ywhcre from tlO to 9600. and center. I. too. made up excuses ihotild K t our own Mwnent. for hia always being “ away" experience that the best man. or He and I were close enough when Grandma phoned. ("Joey' friends that I could say. "My la in the shower." or “Joey Is In dentist doesn't let me decide the darkroom developing.") 1 kept this up for four months. Finally my mother said. " I know where Joey Is. He has been writing to us!" Needless to say. I felt like a fool. P a stors should be com* When Joey came home. 1 penaated for performing the D B A * M O H R POIAiThanks for dcarlng up a great many helped him unpack, and I found doubts hi the minds of many. a large collection of letters — Some pastors and church or­ several from som e o f our ganists are somewhat timid neighbors! This surprised me. about mentioning "fees," so I'm Joey sold he wrote to almost everybody he knew, hoping printing your very helpful letter. they'd write bock because get­ ting man was the only thing he had to look forward to — besides getting out. I’ve been reading your column for years, and this Is the Aral time I've seen this problem mentioned. ‘ ‘ Brokenhearted Mother” Is not alone. I I person who recently took a trip to an important qxwtlag event with two married couples. My question: What should my share be when It comes to expenses? For Instance, It coat 620 to pork our van. Should 1 pay one-third of the coot with each married couple paying a third? Or should I pay one-fifth of the cost — with each person paying one-fifth? I paid one-third of the parking and gas bill. Was this Justified! or should 1 mention to the couples that I am only one-Mth of the group? Un­ less you are on a very budget, assume one-third of the expenses. Otherwise, ‘take the fifth." JayctttmMt The Sanford Jaycees meet the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested In attending can cal) Brent Adamson or David T. Rusal Jr. at 322-3863. Panic Attack group to rvwtt Agoraphobla/Panlc Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 589 W. State Road 434. Longwood. The support group la for those who are afraid to go out of their house and be active In public. Tl»e following btrtha have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte S p rin g July 2 Hist. Geneva, and Robert Springs, girl. July 3 — Victoria and Richard Alien. UMaeiDevry. ooy, TOPS chapters to meet about eating Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter F L 79 will meet Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Howell Place. 2QO W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 889-6364. SHARformsdforcVnc^rp«lsriti--------------Support. Hope. And Recovery (SHAR). a self-support group for cancer patients, meets every Wednesday at 5:00 p.m.. at 1621 W. First St.. Sanford. For Information, call Mary Lynne Gray. 323-9374 0r322-7785. July 6 — Wanda and David Tones, Altamonte Springs, boy: Nancy and Ned Bowers, Alta­ monte Springs. boy. Jut; 7 — Franclse and Domlrik . lannottl. Altamonte Springs, boy. July 8 — Kim Evette Green. "Canfsrdtbey*------- — — — ——- July 9 — Janet and Thomas Bowling Ball m, Lake Mary. girl. .J 4 ^ v ^ 2 h - S r J m o ‘ -9rartuMa.vJtr«r_jS4ZvlPfii_..JCi«vgL 6 -tb K l.flL J l. 09Q& JJmt. -EWffl Jail: Kart gathered at the Holiday Inn In Altamonte Sprlnos Morris. Harold Helms, Charles “ Sonny" S h ew ' recently to reminisce, renew friendships and and Bob Drlsklll. WAC.WAAC to gather T h e Woman's Arm y Corps and Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps. Chapter 73. meet every fourth Wednesday o f the month at 11 a.m. at the Navy Base Officers’ Club In Orlando. The meetings are open to any W AC or W AAC member. For more Information, call M. Colburn at 327-0617. Sanford Optimists to most Sanford Optimist Club meets at noon each Wednesday at Shoneys, Sanford. Anyone Interested Is Invited to attend or call Bud Tobin at 322-7886. Rotarlans to rlss for msstings Casselberry Rotary Club meets st 7:30 s.m. on Wednesdsy at the Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7:30 a.m. every Wednesday at Christo's Restaurant In Sanford. Sanford Ktwanla to havs lunch Sanford Klwanfa Club meets at noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program. Stanton Gill of Sanford re­ cently enlisted In the Army's Delayed Entry Program. Ac­ cording to Sgt. Jorge Rivera of the Sanford Army Recruiting Station. Henkle haa been guar­ anteed training In the Infantry. Henkle also received 623,000.00 through the Army College Fund. M y ra J d if i F e n n Myi lyra Jean Fcnn of Sanford recently enlisted In the Army's Delayed Entry Program. Ac­ cording to Sgt. Jorge Rivera of the Sanford Army Recruiting Station. Ms. Fenn has been guaranteed training as a Mobile S u b s c rib e r E quipm ent Transmission Systems Operator. P v t K o M n H a p te n Pvt. Kelvin B. Harden completed basic training at Fort He Is a 1989 graduate o f Leonard. Wood. ftfo. Seminole High School. During the training, students 8g L H o m y R u th received Instruction In drill and Sgt. Henry S. Rush has been c e re m o n ie s , w eap o n s, map d e c o r a t e d w i t h t h e a r m y r e a d in g , t a c t ic s , m ilit a r y Achievement Medal which la courtesy, military Justice, first a w a r d e d t o s o l d i e r s f o r aid, and Arm y history and tradi­ m eritorious service, acts o f tions. courage, or other outstanding He Is the son o f Sylvester accomplishments. Rawlings o f 200 McKay Blvd.. Rush is a fighting vehicle and H attie J. L ee o f 1705 infantryman at Ledward Bar­ Persimmon Ave., both o f San­ racks. Germany. ford. He Is the son o f Henry T. and The private Is a 1989 graduate Marlon S. Rush or 1118 Timo f Seminole High School. San­ berlane Trail. Casselberry. ford. The sergeant Is a 1984 gradu­ ate o f Lym an High School. A k w ia n O t e t to M h ra Airman Odette A. Silva has Longwood. graduated from A ir Force basic S g t M ic h o o l P o w o il training at Lackland Air Force Sgt. Michael F. Powell has Base. Texas. been decorated with the Air During the six weeks o f (rain­ Force Achievement Medal. ing the airman studied Air Force The medul Is aw arded to m is s io n , o r g a n iz a t io n and airmen for meritorious acts of customs and received special courage, or other outstanding training In human relations. accomplishments. In addition. r»irmcn who com­ It is his third award. plete basic training earn credits He Is a strategic aircraft main­ tow ard an associate degree tenance specialist at Malmslrom through the Community College Air Force Base. Mont. o f the Atr Force. Powell Is the son of Fannie S. Silva Is the daughter o f Mr. Powell o f 1806 W. 15th St.. and Mrs. Virlato J. Silva o f 736 Sanford. Silversmith Circle. Lake Mary. The sergeant is a 1984 gradu­ 2n d L L Y o ts lo y Mark O. Yelaley has been commissioned a second lieute­ nant In the U.S. Air Force upon graduation from Officer Training School, Lackland Air Force base. San Antonio. P reco m m issio n in g training Included basic military subjects, leadership and management, human behavior, professional know ledge, and defense und professional studies. He Is the son o f John B. and Gloria R. Yrtsley o f 1331 Forest Drive, Sanford. T h e lieutenant Is u 1978 g ra u d a te o f S em in o le High School. Sanford, and a 1090 graduate o f Texas A&M Univer­ sity. College Station. S p e c . P h ilip M ille r P h ilip A. M iller has been promoted In the U.S. Army to the rank o f specialist. The soldier Is a righting vehi­ cle Infantryman at Cooke Bar­ racks. Germany. Miller is the son of Johnnie L. and Sylvia A. Blake of 2111 Brlsson Ave.. Sanford. ate of Seminole High School. Spec. Brian M. Murray has been decorated with the A rm y Achievement Medal which Is a w a r d e d to s o l d i e r s f o r m eritorious service, s e ts o f courage, or other outstanding accomplishments. Murray Is a fighting vehicle Infantryman at Ledward Bar­ racks. Germany. He Is the son of Wendel A. and B elly Murray o f 4001 W ard Circle. Oviedo. Hnar Antonio McKavar Spec. Antonio O. McKcvcr haa completed a U.S. Arm y primary leadership course. Students received training In supervisory skills, leadership principles, and wnal) unit train­ ing techniques essential to a f i r s t - l i ne s u p e r v is o r In a technical or administrative en vi­ ronment. McKever Is a communications circuit controller at Coleman Barracks. Germany. He Is the son o f Barbara G ainey o f 1234 T a y lo r St.. Oviedo. The specialist Is a 1988 gradu­ ate o f Oviedo High Scltool. �T i- t u r n r - m anaVOLTaa# C L A S S IF IE D A D S Samlnola Orlando •Wintar Fori* 322.3611 631-9993 * y rfg r* rg - * SM Mr. + JS B J la: C. Thonwo Aomc., PO torn;, l a Man, f i i p * s a a bbm b o r o r a r e o r B THIOOOM W. MCILWAM4 at ai.. M L S g fi& flB • iiu J M u a M a B L K£G.VJ«SSe lac. rat'd CM IrdmO Mat wtaaN. TLCl CallJRMtlo A m y MOW! OrMars. wcurtty •war*, |on!Nn. worohoum hdp ana atnca hgip. (Will tram) l U M a a N a . m -n u im 11-2 * m . m , h o t tm c 7 3ond3ll *Mfto Start ImmodlaNlo. Compalltlva to lory ana banaflla. Cacti ton! working environmont In a superior ratal facility wfwrv emptied* la an rehab widraoNrottve nursing. LET A SPECIALIST JL DO IT! •J jllg M lIl dolor mint that a violation oaiata. it hao ma powor to laouo Ordaro roaulrlnf yaw la brint ma yMatIon into compliance Inr I. ailnm Ona ItM Cadillac 4 door A u t a ma f e I l a. V I N f iGacosuuiimi Ona m i Kalla Korea aaoar AuNmoMN. VIM l LRHwn I at Attamanta Tow .Florida. Sheriff •I lomineto County. Florida, arid at 1 l : « AM on mo lath lay at July A.D. m i. attar tor aata end soil to the highest bidder. tar caoti m ham. subject la any anal all piloting liana, al Ma Front (Wool I Door at mo at ma Sow Iwolo County iW violation but the violation recur* friar la mo Public Hearing, the Hearing will bo hold on Iho allegation* again*! you. It you have euoitleno canearning thlo matter, pNeee contact the building Pag art mant at (Ml) XMtOJO. SHOULD YOU O IC ID I TO A FF IA L AMY MATT IK CONSIOIKIO AT T ltl AIOW I MIARIMf. YOU MAT M O O A VIRKA TIM KICOKD OK T ttI PROCRIMHMv TISTIMOMY AMO ■VIOOHCI WHICH RICORO IS HOT FROVIM D RT TH I CI TY OF SAHFORD IF.S. WMtei). Publish: July 10.13. JO4 Augutl That sold onto I* boing N oaltafy Me Mrmo ol said DONALOF. ESLINOCR, Ihoritt lamlnato County. FlarMa PubfHh: July 4 ». N. M. 1 ma tala on July M. m i OCHA *MI F D V J U I S O DCH III C A U V f I X 4 II J V C O F X I J ' U m ym j M PI' a. 1*1 I M I V I U J I I D U :AItWJli JM V K I R J O K 2 d I T I A J L Z V K l IW ^ o—-- and croala a lion an yawr property up N tUtM tar oaefi day ma vMotion cantlnuoo poet •ha dota tot lor camallanco by maioord'tQrdor. It mo yMotion lo not corroctod by ma lima of ma ttaarInf or it, trier ta ma HoarInf. you tamo Into camallanco with IK WA M iAA <H A vA R Hm a * m, N O I C A K I L. T M Z F N . FtcviOUS SOLUTION: "It la only ona atap Iron tha auftbi* to It* rtdtcutoua." — Napoiaon Bonaparte. MARYANN! MORSC CLIRKOF CIRCUIT COURT • Y : s/Darolhy W. BoHon Oeputy Clark FuMtOh: July >2.34 m i DCH-2* IH TN I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I ItAttTICMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH I STATI OF FLORIDA. IMAMD FOR SIMINOLICOUMTY CIVIL DIVISION CASIMa*t-iao-CA14« FORD CONSUME h FINANCE COMFANV, INC.. Succomot by Morgor to FORO CONIUMCR CRCOIT COMFANV Flalntltt, v. HARRISONCLARK III AND CYNTHIA A. CLARK. HIS WIFI. WALTIRR.MOON. P.A NOTICI OF SALE Notke I* horoby glvon mol. pursuant to o Final Summary Judgmoni at Forocloouro on torod In Iho Ot m styled couto. In Iho Circuit Court at Seminole County. Florida. I will tall Iho proaorly situate In Somlnoio County. Florldo.dMcrlbodoo: Lot 47. ACADEMY MANOR. UNIT TWO. according to ttw •lot Ihoroot oo record* In Plot Booh 14 Pago 34. Pubik Rocordl ot SomlnoN County. FL 32771 a/h/o 200 Acodomy C l. San lord. FL 32771 at publk soN. to ma highott and bnl 6100* i’. tor cosh. ot mo WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI N O L I COUNT Y COURT HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA, ot II 00 A M , on iho )0m doy ol Augutl. INI. MARYANN! MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT BY *7Dorothy W Bolton Dtputy Ctork FuCUIth July 2134 INI OEM 30* I 4 N IX T IR tO R F A IN T It* 4 proaoura cNan. U V I Lk/troamtl l a t u m DICK FIMOLA'S FAINTINO. Quality work I Int/Eit.. Lk'd Rtnaurad. Froardl 3X337X3 IX F IA T FAINTINO 4 F r m Wo*4Ng. Rtpalrt. Inl/oit. Frm apt. I3yn. >470013 rJ NOTICI OF SMIRIFF’S SALK NOTICK IS HKRI RY O IVIN that by vlrtuo ot that cartaln Writ ot Elocution luuod out ot ond undor Iho tool ot Iho County Court ot Somlnola County. Flor­ ida. upon a final ludpomont rondorod N ma aNra«ald court on the *m day at Soptombor A D . 1*4 N mat certain cbm entitled. StoN Wide CaINctNn Corporation, n/k/a RomoIf Re cavory Corporation. FloNtllt. —vo— Faya Forhlno and Alka Forblnt Oolandant. which otoraoald Writ at KaacutNn woo dollvorad to mo ao ShorIN at Samlnola County. Florida and I Alka I . Porhlna Mid proporty boing lacatad In Samlnola County. Florida, more partlcu lariy described ao lellowo: Ono Itn Pontiac Bonnovllto. VIN rlGJARoOHOOfnilU boing tlorod ol Bulch'o Chovron. Sonlord. Florida, and Iho undoraignod ao Shorllt of SomlnoN County. Florida, will at I I : * AM . on Iho 3am day ol July AO . Iftl. otlor Nr m N ond Mil to Iho highesl bidder. tor co*h In hand, tubjocl to any and all oakling lion*, ol Iho Front (Wotll Door ol mo th y* ot tho SomlnoN County CourthouM In Sanlord. F lor Ido. Iho obovo ctoucr ibod portonal property That Mid Mto I* boing mado to leti*iy ma tom * ot told Writ o i l aacutlon DONALD F.CSUNCER. Shorllt SomlnoN County. Florida PwbiNh: July 1. t. M. n. with Iho tala on July 34. m l OCHS CIm a h *— S t r y k t SFRINP CLIANINR FLU 1ST — Nam N i g CaR Joy l H O U S I F A IN TIN * . Inlarl or/a*torlor, prowuro ctoan Ng. bwoiNmototl i l l HIT M T A IL FBVIR. Let ywur car iparfcN Nr wmmorl Camp. dataHoarvtcol...-.....33MPS Wl|IM STS. vinyl top* SM up ■ Ik s t C w t r s T B g f f g a wr Quality and ctaanlinaw lo guaronNad. is yn. roddmtlai oaaorNnce. 3071W/l HNt7 CAPTAIN CONCRKTI. Root. 3 Mon Quality Opora NowI 330- L f f l L o BISHOP FAST CONTROL O SowNrCIWianONcawHil ■ »4 «7 1 f Iraa mHmaNsSuwny'sMS-lwa Ic & S r NtW. RlMOOfTtlPAIRl NORSKS.OFPIC1S. STORIS BUILOtNM romadillng > re pain. Dock*, dock*, door*. tern, and. Lk, 0064BS4 CAR PINTER All Undo ot homo npoin. pointing 4 coromk “ ...321-1071 O M tlilM U r v lc * AFF o s s n c r s s n Sue. Free 330-INI CATHY'S CLIANtNO SERVICR I Call 3337470 Quoit ty SAVE HOMY! CALL IB! SHARP F I N C H III lo t# work Low 161 Frm oil. Wood. choinllnh 4 ronolr* 3320011 C A R P I N T R V . MAIONARY ■ painting ond NN work. Freo OJ»jma004^lM|d o jH m o N e ^ l^ d i s i s m l i n m a l l l l — M M N U IIf **w m COMCIFT Om lotor. Con corpoMryl Homo, alike, |dkhenly m m o a jU e H O W W— I f f RON COLLIER'* RtmedoMwgl Carponlry, rooting, painting "No H * NO MMd I" 321-04X3 l #/ i ’ d' ///N#' ) ihi i S \~i I ,r l ORIVEWAV4 Root*. Homo*. ole. Low rplot I Commtr ciai/Roiidantlal 3230404 FCM • Houm waoh wid | "Quoio* by phono". Coll Rotor. 3204644 OAM 0PM Uuccol concroN Ronovotlond Lk'd 4 NO 321-30007*00137 • T• T• MAULINg.yarO Iroih. m rm oppilanco*. tumitorv. Hath at any klndl Rtabord..... .27377*3 R 4 R HAULINO. Yard Nath. appl. turn. Owap/on Nmol _ SlVug Cau Ray 3»-73a7_ H u st i l t ' s' * / t ' i ’t \ I H i \ 11 n \ l ul l I ll f <lll ( h I s'//It'll i ’J J Is g c r tta r iA l 4 1 M T y p 4n i S rvk ts CUSTOM — DJ Cntarpritn, Ml ft ft. tsif) U. to jg ftJ H g W H g ------ — r v k D IUUVLUL f i l l IIIUI T r m work, light Iwuling o*Nmato*._ln*urod. 3}l U \ \ 111 u ~ I s J b l l �' ' T T T i y T T T 1 1 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, July 23, 1991 - '* 4 K IT ’N’ C A R L Y L E * by lorry Writf* FURNISH BO privilege*. tatllttae sss/w k IS9 sec ur ity ■Call a n i i it o i ic a l t m n HOTEL. 41 Magnetie Ave. Fum. eftc. Cotar TV, micro, refri*.. tall. Inctadsd Mata service. Quiet cenvtanlent •local Ian. RaotanaOta rata*. CaNOt-UB* )M In prlrata Hama fa •ker.BMporweek. Call t u 2M 119 SPECIAL! Ir. cNtoan l l t c awaKI Claaa raam i. t r t under can w* atari our maw* In i*actata tramMtal Broker. a H W LAKE RUUtT I T M M prtveta. U N I MART ■ Stapta itary I rt. Unkottavekta ttaraptl Yaw must see taaperec total Call Carman, a i i*n MARINE R IV U L A D * Laka Ada I Mr....... J M mo. IM rm ....N N m *4 M *.-a M »l» ■WVtahl Limited Oftar>ram|ies Santar*. larpa 1,1 ar 1 Mrm. Furnished/Unfurnished. Cantata H/A. paat, laundry. l ata, Otari. C a ltn m u I I N T I P I M I H I , nan kar. Hew** prlvtaOpai m m u u .m tm . r i a seat nob r o a m BZS w k . K l t c h /Laundry prlvt, 1270*1* I UTILITY TRAI LER- .371 ?*67 OfTEBR • I Mrm Mi*., M* par weak inciudn utiillla*. No pat*.CalHWOn m m ttu * 97— AoertmewU Looking lor your Call a pee taialenal who knows your real •slate needs. Call me today I F IR M MUM V ita CHA New paint, carpet MM mat LAKB P K X tT T CT., an nka ctaan laha. Fishing. sklng. swimming. 1 fc#m > beta. sy».. CHA. lo t* l* f N brw , 21/4 Acrts Hwy 4* and I 4 area . ...Slat.tM Call Mike Plata* 11 Preparties N IA P M l W nt at SR ta. ) Mrm. 1 bam. 07*/mo plus rt»y.............. m o w lovely | bdrm. I block tram n o * hospital. privacy. IN * per plus 0*0 security in ulllltM ICallM Uta* f A I L A B L B NOW I Vary rlvata. I bdrm.. large kltch n. No pets I All utllltte* him. TS/me. S3Mdap 3231*17 •ROOM. living roam, kltch end bom. * ia per week. I utilities Included, plus deposit. 2710114or 34*1077 SRI MARY, utilities paid, (laundry. TV/VCR. 3 private • , perking, m was MARY, large 1 Mrm.. M i month plus S3M security r ; , ludrs waN and electric. Call 371082* or mUOS <FORD • 1 B 1 Mrm. Aptst I Furn/Untuml *3M B Up plus 1*300 tec dtp. W-2M2/S7MM INFORO. I bdrm. adults. No Air, *325/mo -f 5700 dtp. j Also unfurnished apt. 322*01* IN FO R D • 1 bdrm. darn I* I downtown, complete privacy. 1st* per work plus 1700 securlCall 222-230* ROHM, furnished, close to I downtown Sanford. Utilities Included. Days. 3Z2200f; after 14PM. 174 73*1 ■ ORM. ONLY *275/MONTH [plus *200 security. Sanford area. Call 222 73** 99— Apartments Unfumithod/ Rant IB S O L U TL E Y unique garage ' studio apartment. Cathedral callings. A/C *32V m o 323 7344 ^PT. IN COUNTRY! All utllltes paid! Clean and Private. S4M month 1715421 W * BRAND NEW* ta ROSECLIFF APARTM ENTS New 3 bedroom apartments, to*’ 5510 W/D connections, screened patios and estra storage closet. 11*7 sq tt. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd Call 277-StaS I Housing Opportunity! carpeled. kitchen equipped. *37J/mo plus dip. Includes water. 32* 31*1 CUTE AND CLEAN 3 bdrm with A/C. 12*0/mo plus depos II Pork Aveand 11th 134 1*15 HEAR THE QUIET!! Single story studio. I A 2 Bdrm Apis. Many eitras Incl. |storage space I Quiet, coiy [community! Nice landscap ] ing. On site managers who [ C A R E D Starting atS21t/mo INFORO COURT... 323-3301 I D D E N L A K E . 2/ 2 . I Washer/dryer. pool. No pots 1*473 mo. S2S0 dtp 333 1073 I Historic Dm ntsarr Seaford ] Clean. 7/t. kit., big living B |dining rm Appliances, fenced I yd Oood Netghberheed 5275 I mo S17Sdeo I U 7 2S01 I Mrm. I ball apartantm* Quiatandtacwr*. MMparmenm.ua security. m m t Ota Mall In. in . c/h/a. lam. I W m * M R d t a . I»l A last I yrnewt lataa*! 321 ISM UNFO dD . ] Mrm. I bath. y a r d . I t l S Ch a i r Ava. 0STUN U Q H < Hf s n H A M IS I Story IA7 Bedroom Apt*. Ask Meta our.... "12 RRstafc Laaee Special t" LARI MARY N O U SANFORD, NICI ARIA, tar* ost I bdrm. aroundI Largo living ream, sncleerd sunream, all appliance*. Central H/A. SWVmo. plus tm secu rtty........................ 0*01*72 SANFORD, lerga I Mrm. sralk ta downtown from Park Aval *W/wk. m STtS/mg 23*2*22 jlet I bdrm. *ara*t apt. »22S/mo. plus dr petal. Call 222 3473 SARFORO CLEAN, quiet oat. tar tease. Priced right ‘ 1 tar rltattpersen 13311*1* SANFORD, modem 1 bedroom, duptes. CHA. appliances, mini blinds. Nice Area. S37S month. SSM124 TWO ROMA, I RATH. Second floor. CHA. w/w corpot. Available August 1st. *457014 1 ANO t BEDROOMS. S30Q I* *3M per month pi ue security. St. John’s Realty, 222*123 I BORA*, nice area, parking, *140/mo. (I N securl ty Includes utilities. 30 «2*4 I I ORM. 1 BATH. I child OK. No pots. *270 Attwood Phillips In c............................*4* AMO 2/1 UFSTAIRI. 3 blocks ofIParfc. UM and sac. Barb M -F .F 4 .....................322-30*3 ★ $300 SPECIAL# ' Move In ter *2MI I Single story studios. Many extras Incl. Quletl Nice landscaping. O a -s lte m a na g e rs w b* CARED SANFORD COURT...323-3301 101— Houses Furnished / Rent Inslda/out. central H/A. energy efficient, fenced yard. Washer dr yer hook up. *475/mo. pfue deposit. Call to tool Watt Loo, days, MtjMM 3 BOOM. I location. Ig- yard. 5400/mo. S200 security. No rrfrlg . Enctoaed bock porch. 322 *2*4 in COUNTRY SITTINO. Ig lanced tot. CHA B attached garage. Close to 14. appll meet galore I Fits ONI *525 plus dtp. >22-1121 103— Duptex- Trfpiex / R u t CLEAN. QUIET 3 bdrm. Lawn maintenance Wether dryer hook ups *4ll/mo33*05*7 LAKE MARY. 2/1. Nice areal W/W carpet. CHA, appliances, fenced yard................*31*7*0 S A N F O R D Largo 3 bdrm. Cleon, appliances, hookups. S375. pan, Vtaswro I n » * 4M SA N FO R D -TW O BEOROOM. Carport. Steertty system, hill kit., discounted >305. *31 *323 T W O B E D R O O M . 7 bath. Wash/drytr. AC. carpal. I 43S j l u * * a « i C a R M ^ * >;^ ^ _ N EED A I BDRM or 1 Bdrm. In DELTONA? Large selectlonl PRIMARY BEALTY.... 57**73* DELTONA RENTAL 1 bdrm. 7 bath, double garago. appliances, central H/A. Very nice I Otscount. SMS plus secu city. By owner. 407 *44 5400 LAKE MART >1* 1st St Clean 2 bdrm. I bath, central H/A. hookups, freshly painted. SS2S Port, Venture 1, 774-S400 LAKE MARY/SANFORD. Nice 1 bdrm. ] bath. L g fenced yd. 7 car garage. C/H/A. new carpel/palnt. 1470122 0401 Step Up Into A Great Apartment! 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath ONLY *3 9 9 , MO. 7 and 12 Month Leas* Available •aeammrg peel end Sghwe •Car Wash 4TM •ScrawwO PorchBalcony •Pata wber/sta end eath iroi'tTitw ('ill offices w/lg security fenced lot. Zoned C 7 SI.ISO per ‘ .............. Call 132 7307 STEEL BUILOINO. 4* X40. plus paint booth B large shad. 11*0 Sanlord A ve.......... TWO 1.000 sq ft wills, can M used together. Cno unit. SM sq.lt. Call 3 » 12*7 l i t — Office Space/Mont FRESTIOE O FFICE* • 200 to 4.000 sq. tt. Some furnished. 3 blocks to City Hall. Call 174OSH........CROWN SQUARE U N F O R D • 1.730. I,*W. and I.*50square feet Call 131 70*4 121— Condominium Rentals CA3SELKRRIAREA Largo 1 bdrm.. lakolrontl Ground floor I Largo polio Near pootl *45047**451 ONE IB O R O O M . wash/dryer, screened porch, storage. U 55 plus security, 0**-27M e it . 127 FINE RIDGE CUM! 7 bdrm. 2 bath, washer/dryer 107— M o b il* Homes / Rent 125— For Lm m EL D E R SPRINOS. oft Hwy. 427. 1.2 B 3 bedrooms 175 00 a week. 331-ISJOor n*-12N TWO BEDROOM. CHA. fenced yard. *335 1st and last 12? SW Broker owner. W IN TER SPRINOS 2 bdrm. screened porch, central H/A, *4M per month 2*5 7007 . D O W N TO W N R E N O V A T E D H IS T O N IC HOME FOR LEASEI 3 story. Fplc., Lg yard. U K mo. Oe tails 323 *155 Iv mso 127-Off ice Rentals CORNER 17/W and 427. Office bldg Great it. all types of business. 172 MS7/112 44* S4S4 ■ -l_ l.il.---------- 1. 1.1. 141— Home* for Salt 113— P a r k in g Space F o r R tn t B E A U TIF U L Q U IE T Country Acreage. W/2 Rental Homes. 7 5+ acres Workshop GROWTH AR EA Near Lk. Monroe Port ol Sanlord, and PLANNED MALL Tony Benedict 221-711* Century 21 CModl Realty SANFORD. N E A R C O URTHO USE CALL 321 7004 114-Warehouse Space / Want DOW NTOW N BRICK WAREHOUSE SFACE • 7.000 to 30.000 sq It. Dock HT. Spcinhlered Call 274 0544 CROWN SQUARE LONOWOOO/LK. MARY area. 1,000 1.300 sq It. with or without A/C offices Starling S21S McIntosh Pont. ITS 7740 ii \1 1 k i \ i „mn •Owwer Ftaaatlag Government Repos B Assume No Qualify Homes In Semi nole/Orange/Volusia/Lake Counties. t 3 J M BO M # 1/1 fireplace, new paint and carpel, lanced yard.....S3*.JOB • 3/lly - new root, carpel, paint, screened perch, lanced yard, oeraae......................... 155.100 • 2/1 on 3/a acre, new paint. Appliance!. 3 car garage, toned C3 147.500 • 1/1 - renovated! New carpel, paint, roof, carport, fenced yard............................. S4M W • 3/1 on 1/3 acral New paint, tpk. family, living and dining rooms. Privacy fence. 174.500 LME MART, LESS THAR H I M tawffTf DOM ^FfWWW • 3/1 renovated, new carpel, paint, appliance!, fenced yard............................. 1S1.W0 • 3/1 - renovated, new carpel, paint appllancet, lancad yard............................. S4*.*00 •” 17400 dawn, esserwe ee quali­ fy on this 3/7 two story with appliances, and fireplace. Fenced yard with pool I SM.S00 SANFORD 1.2S0. I.S1S. 3.100 square feel available Call 321 7004 323-5774 Com e Home To Country Style L ivin g! O W N E R F IN A N C IN G Plnecrest 3/2. living, dining, family rm , security system, fenced yard 142.*00 ST. JOHN’S ANO LK MONROE - S acre estate! 4/7.1500 sq ft . custom built. S27t .«00 A LTAM ON TE SPRINOS 3/2 with detached mother In law hemal Pool, privacy fence yard and kennels 117*.*00 • s Hi H> ah* « *« nr ' S ,, I V 2 & 3 Bedroom Special TOTAL POOL, TENNIS COURT, VOLLEYBALL COURT EACH APARTMENT INCLUDES •New Carpesng •New Apphancas includ­ es Refrigerator, Range. Dishwasher. Oar bag* Dwpoaal •Wether 4 Dryers meW ad In units lor an addbonal monthly tea •24 hour emergency maintenance serves ir-tl N AWPONT BLVO. TURN W IS T 7710 04 A SOLE. SIGN ON MCHT RENTS STARTING FROM Total Move-In M ON.-SAT. 9 •6 • Sun 12 S rum t Q n tu ix 1 BDRM. 7 BATH. Sanlord Owner financing New palnl L o ts /S a le BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTI For your new homo Huge oaks, alley access Sanlord city waler/sewer 117.500 with owner terms CAILIANT REALTY 322-7491 STENSTROM RE AL T Y, INC. Wr list and tell more properly than anyone in (He Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. PR ETTY IDYLLW ILDE 1/7 Jusl redecorated Nicely land scaped Owner will hold some paper SD 1.W0 LOT FOR T R IF L B X or 7 rest dential lots Lois ol comirar dal possibilities 115 000 Stenstrom Really 172 2420 O C A L A N A T 'L F O R E S T . Wooded loll I SS *50 each, no money down! 171 41 monthly I 800 **? 5074 TW O LO TS toned R I IRen dential single lamllyl S San lord area City water avail able Convenient to schools, churches and shoppinq S70 000 llrm lor both Serious inquiries call collect 404 775 7140 U l ACRES all or part, custom ponds, lente Will finance, near Deland MS 57** SANFORDSUNLAND1/I On acre Quiet cul de sac Well kepi New root, paint Ideal Slarter/retlree S5t .«00 On 1/4 acres dose up view ol Lk Monroe Pool A Cabana Renovated ...............117**00 * Convonltanl to school* 4 shopping conlora. * Bus slop located noar ronlal offico d S ik Q e q e va g a rd e n s 1505 W. 25lh SI., Sanlord • 322-2090 Hours: Mon Fri. 8 30 5-30 u^nagwr by Vg*4a Gordon "xpany UUragwwni * * P0R2IG REALTY * * LAKE MARY AREA 7 bdrm 7 b a lh lownhous* Bank owned all appliances, com munlly pool Priced rlqhll 14*500 Call 111 *471 YOUR N EW SM YRNA CONDO C O N N E C T I O N ! S a n lo rd native Drencia Ownby Real Estate *04 47/ 74S1 IM AUCULATE LK. MARY 1/1 157— M o b ile H o m e s / Sale With pool Tastefully dreo rated Open A bright loaded but tlillonly................SD 7.500 HISTORICAL SANFOROI/l Fireplace, formal dining. CHA. fenced backyard E ilra me* neighborhood 544 000 S TU N N IN G LK M ARY 1/] On nearly one lakelronl acre This is one ol a kind All the liras S7IIV 0O 17* 900 321 322 - - C A R R IA G E C O VE. 14X 70 ) bdrm 7 balh. enclosed porch 70X 70 utility room Central heat and A C all new interior N ew r e l n g and stove Washer d rye r Fina ncinq a, iilablc Cali 1/7 5U* E O RLANDO 3 I mobile ? rar garage and quest apt 14*. 500 W Maliciowski. Realtor _________ill m i REPOS AVAILABLE Already set up and ready to movo into in Sanlord park As low as V4l9 down to <|ualitied buyor 111*100 U t 1701_______ SAVE Sltf NEW IH I HOM ES! W HY PAY M ETAILP I 4X/0. tt 000 24X 70 t it 000 ) 4t WOt lOXtt mobile home. 3 bdrm 2 be«th prsrtlf fufnt\he<l f l t00 ________ Coll 322 II// _________ 24 X 44 DBL W IDE 3/2 Me if L Air H**fin.ime 4 Olftor op f>on% Oetnef will Ptelp w mu*» lolocafiohf s it too 34t 1lit 2720 2420 HnOur 35th Year* * Sbtocf unit* with wothor/dryor hookups 155— C o n d o m in iu m s Co O p / Sale On 10 acres, slocked llshpond. access lo river, horses ok. tnlawapl ft117.000 15*5 Park Or . Sanlord 41 W Lako Mary.3 1 . Lk Mary (1st Month Only) 2450 llartwtll Air., Sanford Call Janet Mansfield Days. 122 1734 Eves. 333-7271 AA Carnes. Inc. 321-4759............. 3212257 CALL ANTTIME 1, 2, & 3 BEDROOMS rm A T I S \ FIX E D ! Lie. Reel Estate Broker 2*ao Sanlord Ave. PRESTIOIOUS MAYFAIR 4/7 Limited Time Offer uS 3 ANO 4 BEDROOM HOMES Asailabi* With load Money $ BATEMAN REALTY office use •Pool •Clubhouse M Y PRY RENT? SI down lor Veil A llllle more kor others. Brand new 3 bedroom 2 balh homos with 7 car garages Iro- . «i0. lots, monthly payments Utrive, sal Really. M I-2314 I HOMES FOR THE FR ICE OF ONEt Tlday 7 bdrm. I balh collage with I bdrm. I bath rental properly. I 44 wooded acres with large polo bam. Qulol. prlvalearea. SI*.*00 Call Al. >7* 71*4 Emerson Realty Oreup Inc. ________ *0*775 405 153—Acreage- COTTAOE STYLE 1/1 •Washcr/Drycrs in Select Unils i •Self Clean Oven Icemaker |•Dishwasher >Garbage Disposal M AN AG EM EN T B R E A LTY __ 4*7-12S-7377/122-*S7* l ’» l Great lor starter or rental Zoned commercial Suitable •Cable T V stairs raoroTv OSTEEN * EXTRA NICE 1/2 TA X I 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 3213443 S A N F O R O H IS T O R IC A L DISTRICT • 2 or 3 bdrm I balh. oak lloers. fplc. central H/A. kitchen remodeled with ceramic Hie. lots el cebinets. laundry rm , fenced yard, sprinkler system, garage. 3'r lots. II lei buildtato) large oaks 177.500............... 321 72** Also Available Government Repos And Dank Foreclosures PLUS '• > bdrm. I possible 3rd bdrm . New carpel, new paint, new A/C. new dtshwestierl Excellent neighborhood! Price al bank appraisal...................... tat.ooo n COUNTRY ATM OSPHEREI 3 bdrm 7 bath on almost 1/2 acre! Family room and raised patio Huge oak Ireesl 51.500 IN V E S T O R ’ S S P E C IA L ! Duplea. 3 bdrm w/central H/A. and I bdrm . fenced 1550/mo Income tSI.SOOII (Zocattnty ll.’t U N FO R D 121-2222 apartments ,’ O O O I A K I M A M r i l l VI ) AI M SAMI OHl) I. 1 OSO-1 Q u i n n Rn.ji i j Inc 5575/mo S E C M. Inc., Lie 330-5204 J liuirluit ill •eei: tfie e I* Acres ol land, toning permltts horses end cattle. Like new 3 bedroom 7 noth homew barn and accessory buildings Musi Seel Health reeaonsi SIS7.S0O Elrna M H T4 The Prudential F L Realty 141— Horn** for Sak OFFICE-! Airport Blvd frontago. Call Bab M cK e e m -ttM U N F O R D 30X40 building plus Rral Estate Broker, 457 5504 ,...1 . « A J tM JWcp. r m •lANPOtt)' teevirT-burm screen poren. unfurnished fenced ya rd . E x c e lle n t 5175/mo . U 75doposil 343 vt'.V neighborhood. S IS par weak pi us 5250 deposit Call 17111*0 103— Housos Unfurnishod/ R*nt 117— Commorclal Rentals EXCHANGE OR SELL your property located anywhere' Invostors Really. *1* **H IIUY HOUSES ANY CO NOITIO NI Need rvpair%? Behind on peym «nl\f Call G ff^ 132 4/14 The Prudential Florida Really LOOKING FOR A HOME? Pleat* faf me help C all Bob G itio iy . REALTOR I <471(14 4004 or 111 5744 R W ’F i f f i i i M r KOKOM O........... ............. 123- 11*4 222—M eskal Merchandise KMABE S P I R I T FIA N I 143— Waterfront Proptrfy/Sele MOVE TO TOUR LOT! t A N P O R 0 . Ramoi. lewnhm* washer/dryrr. U50 119—Wanted to le y 774-*4M Frame approa. 1100 sq II. 3 bdrm .. 2 balh. Hardwood lloers. Santordarae ...321-Slit H B I O E D . good credit end steady Income! Remodeled 3 bdrm. I bath on large comer to*. Only S3*,S00 221 *3*3 IAN FOND L IA S I/ S A lf. ISIS Magnolia. 3/1. central H/A. ki tchen, l i vi ng, dining, Itriploco M**/mo. 67**451 W l N I I O Seminole County homos to rent I For tree quota lion • NO REALTY,: 3 ROAM, m BATH. *500 par month. SI. John’* Really 323*123 3 R O R M 1 R A T H , qui et PRESSURECLEANING 221* Palmetto Ave. Complete ly redone 1170JP*47e » 4SI Rani To Own I 3 Mrm.. A/C, SI.JOB down, V1W 217— Oarage Sates FRANK • LORI’S taper B UtPdl 7102 S French Avo TRrtta State. Clip this ad lor 11% OHl E i l a b l l t h e d 1* * 3 . owner/operator huiband and wile teem, home bated buta neit. CompNta like* on reta dential and commercial ac ceunti Equipment, trailer mounted Grot* Income *44.*** in l**0 Sailing price. (31000 332 7*71/42* 2*71 Lsasff 0M 3/2 Ham* ----------- - ’mp.....m-t«n i/ R tm 164— Business For Sale 141— Hom»s for Sal* U iilM n ik W d i B i a l Ex cel lent condl lion. SI.OB* Cell 123 5134 223— MiscBlIaneous JH SRI, FISH Country living In city I 4 J 'j balh. 7.100 iq. It. owner will hold mortgage. 117* 000 home. 020 5057wk. 33* 7422 i l l — Appliances /Furniture • BBO OA* GRILL. Kenmore Good condition I 7S 123*544 • COLOR T V . O E excclltnl picturtl Portable. >50.222 4104 • •CRIB. JERRY LIND* • NEWIS75 Ml 3043 • D ISH W A SH ER . Hotpolnt power urub Excellent condl Hen. >100 34* *7*5 D R ESSER . I drawer with bookthelf Deybed. coffee and end labia All lolld leak. Lika new I Reatonable. Round table w/UIrl. Call 324 J*I7 • DRESSER A MIRROR. Cheit ol drawer*, twin bad B frame SIOO 1231*01 ___________ ' • ER TIRTAIN M B RT CERTBR. St" X I T ’ ad|u*t able shelve* 545 323 074* FREEZER. FrtagMare. Frost tree If In upright I yr eld. E xcelienl cond 4100 I K 714* • OE Etactrk 4love. Avocado 30 In w/4 burners Good Cond. Clean! Only 150. ta***5* R E R M O R E M IC R O W A V E . family it. tie. cond. *7S; O IR ETTE 1ST. Butcher Wk. top, exe. cond. *115.137 04*1 LARRY'S MART. 7IS Sanlord Ave New/Uted fu.n 4 appl Bey/Sell/Trade.........327 4m. M A T T R E S S , box spring*, frame *35; queen u head board. * » ; Vanity, desk chair. *15; good cond 172 1754 R E FR IO E R A TO R . Konmorp while. Irotl tree 7 yr*. old Warren feed 1700 374 154* SOFA SETS. grey. 3 pc. *300 Cream and mauve *735. Black *273 Contemporary I 324 5544 • STOVE. It gold with window Great Ctyidlllonl U 0 Cash 321 7*05 _______ • TABLE A TWO WINDSOR Chairs, drop l*al. country style Solid wood, mod oak llnlsh Period lor apt or im kitchen! 1100 lirm 127 4*14 •WALL UNIT. Entertainment Center. Appra t'W X S'i’H. Oak. good cond US 127 4*7* WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER. 70.*00 B TU . SIS0 Good condl lion H I 4171 ____ M X 44 Farmers kitchen table. 4 bowback chairs. 4750 Call 543 775* T B T -C o f a W R f t — COMMODORE CO M PUTER. disc drive. Ok'dala printer, S150 lor all 171110* 117— Sporting G oods • GOLF CLUBS. Men’s starter w l with bag 130 Good tel I Call 14* 54*1 HARD TIM E staling *un«7 For small lee I will wll your weapon within 40 days or fee and gun returned I deal with buyers trom all over US Call FE BA 447 57* 44*4 • S C O O T E R . S l r a d # by Venllea Grey color. Good condition 115 Call 171 35** ask lor Jason alter 3 PM 191— B u ild in g M a te ria ls ALUMINUM SHED It X II. You lake down A haul awayl 4500 121 5410 Ask lor Fred • K ITTE N . Iree lo good home Gray and white, very loving, good with kids 447 *507 N E E D IN F O tar M onthly Newsletter I Pew Print Newt >4* HI* W AN TED , homeless.unwanted birds, any species All will receive lo<>"g homes 1740*07 300— R eg istere d Pets A K C G ER M AN S H E P H E R D PUPS Champion bloodlines. O FA certified, black and Ian t l 50each 145 775* GROOMING AT ITS FIN ES T Over 71 yrs professional rip Vet recom m ended 144 1474 SH IH TZ U Poppies. AKC. 4 tamales I male Drlndle brown A while 1st A 2nd shots De wormed Parents on premises 4750 M0 174 7540 201— H orses » e MAY FOR 4A L E I a e 42.74 bale. 414 rail FEN C E bld« A It rpair I 177 H I I eves NO MONEY DOWN except lex. lag. title, etc 1*07 CHEVY SPECTRUM 4 doer. auto. air. power steer­ ing. stereo I Only SUMO per month I (42 month* g IM % A PR ).............. Cell Mr. Payee Ceerkeiy Used Cere. *23-1123 DATSUN. IM IX . 1*7*. S radio. Run* line. I-1413 • eOeee Berk* Atae Beta* •• Low at *177 down I Lew payrnantslee a • • • • 33*14*7 TME UP PAYMENTS M OwtaPta M O M IYe imp DOWN ^mp **w except tax. leg. title, etc l l « DODOE OMNI 4 i b le c k l A utom a tic, A/C. stereo, power steering. Only 20.000 miles! Only SIT*.*] per month 144 months A l*.*% A P R ).............. Ctal Mr. Payee Ceurtasy Used Cere, 323-1123 TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except tax. lag. title, etc ISO* CHEVY CAVALIER CS Aulo. A/C. AM/FM stereo. PS. PB Only *1714* per month. (24 months • l*.*% A PR ).............. Call Mr. Payee Courtesy Used Cars, 323-3)13 • PUBLIC A UTO AUCTION* EVER Y TUB*. A FRI. 7.N PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy . *3. Deytaea Beech s * * m * in TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •■cepl tax. teg. title, etc 1*17 C H E V Y C A P R IC E CLASSIC Auto. A/C. stereo. Only *14* *7 per month! (4* months 41 l*.»%APR) Cell Mr. Payee Ceurtasy Used Cert. 333-3113 TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except lex. lag. title, etc 1*B7 OLDS • 4 door, A/C. stereo, power steering. 4 cyl -ta d nr_ i, -M 9C- O U ^ 4l 4» PA. per month. 134 months w I M S APR) Call Mr. Payne Ceurtasy Used Cars. 1137171 1*77 OLDS D ELTA M. 7 dr , PS. PB. Power Windows. Power Locks.****................. *14X 77 ’13 Z-2* CAMARO V*. auto, light post tree rear end. dual carbt. runs greet! Needs minor cosmollc* Sacrifice S3 600 OBO Susan. 4** 4511 days, eves, weekends. 4*4 4540 M CAMARO while, eicellent condition *1.500 or will trade lor other car U 4 1571 ’•4 CAMARO . Auto, new tires and trans. A/C. Sint windows *1. 4*5 GLASSWARE 174 4* 1* FOUR ISXI aluminum Camara 5 spoke rims. In good shape, no center caps or lugs 1175 OBO ISS 4101 alter SPM 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B u se s / V a n s FORD F IN Pick up. 1*77. AT, PS. CB. 102 V I Low milage engine A trans 121 1411 Sanford Motor Co. 1*1* J E E P W R A N O L E R LAREDO 4 wheel drive, hardtop. A/C. till wheel, crulsa. low low miles! Call 127 4X 7 •TRUCK TOPPER NSEOEDI For lull Site pick up Under SIOO Also will hegqle. bargain A trade' e e e e e 711 ISIS 1*71 CMC SUBURBAN. runs good Needs m in o r T L C S900 00 111 47M I* FORD BRONCO I cyl . 4WO Eddie Bauer Model, only U K miles SI7.«00 Call 377 S$«* 237— T r a c to r s and T r a ile r s CASE M O D EL 77* 44 HP diesel tractor «itt» %tt Ho*ta bvV* hog 1) $00 40/ 1)1 729/ AA AUTO SALVAGE ol DeBery WE W E IO H A H O P A V I Top SS lor |unk. Cars* Trucks Ring *44 4000 tar quote 239— M o to rc y c le s an d B ik e s m eludes ca^mascol. 1 R Lali que bowls also line cul c r y s t a l and J a p a n e s e porcelain prayer doll Cali IM 04*0 %S ............. 233— A u to P a r ts / A c c e s s o rie s 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle ctib le s SAILBOAT ItOdap 7/ ) iMjft<o<a*(I eei«!i*nt lOfMiition 1)0 4410 121 2411 TME NT MYMCNT1 CHICKENS layers 44 each While rock. B u ll cochin. Brahma 144 775* FOR IMMEDIATE SALE PAPER R O U TE FOR SALE 4/t daily ZOO Sunday Income IX) 000 plus' Sanford Area Call 3X) 109) 231-Cars 231— V e h ic le s W a nte d 215—Boats and Accessories Family bu%met% available m CRAFTSMAN I HP router w/17 new asterled bit*. *47 a I HP bell sender. *15; M qt. Igloo cooler. SIS. Like new 12) 175* • LAROB PORTRAIT. "The Slag" 21 X 25 Heme Interiors ltarn *50 OBO LIKE NEW 222 4*04 LARGE Q U ILT. Red B while squares Hand stitchedl Mutt Seel *250..................... 321-1*40 303— L iv e sto ck and P o u ltry lA L IO U E 50 gallon. Most •cceteries end stand. •100................................... *4*1443 199— Pets A Su pp lies 160—Business For Sale Sanford a 'e a P art lim e possible Income fo Sti 000 *>th parent con p.m, Subs>dy Sen for |2t 000 CASH Ser ous inquiries only call CorpoTafe I 100 2// tato HARDW ARE and Beach Slore in Osteen Do mg good bus* ness! Building land n«tn tory 1149 tOOOaner retiring' Tempfin Really Inc AQUARIUM Mi 0415 14 FT F IB E 0 G IA M ho«f trail 9f A IfMP EvrruO# Hu*% I vin 1)1 41M 19/2 LARSON II F T with tilt Irai'ar H 5 HP 4 (I# Johnvon outboard Po*«r trim canopy •ul rqu'p ndudm) 11)00 Call after 4PM Deltona 12) /IS) f ii HONOA CX SM Custom Fernng * trunk, w accessories Runs Great! SI7W OBO 111 41*7 Ask lor (Jan Sharp 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs A V A ILA B L E SELF STORAGE I O u tt'd t ttoraqr for HV tf Inquire I ) . 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Including Insomnia, nervous­ ness. toss of appetite, nausea, dlxxtneas and palpitations. , / m m io t m i JESw L to COMPUTE DC Q j * 7 HOnROKAttSI- On the positive aide, the drug can truly aid same children who ex hibit the Inappropriate behavior of attention deficit syndrome, when used as an integral part of the total treat­ ment program that Includes psychological, educational and social therapy. YE4 MA^AM..IDE WANT TO BOY A NEW 006 0ISM FOR W 006.. UlMAT KIN0 OF 0I5H 00 VOO THINK VOO U3ANT? M ETAL OR PLASTIC? RE0 ? YELLOW? BLUE? 6EE. I 0ON’T KNOW... Ht*5 OJUMXW THAT T M fiO W O W U W W r fW O T DBAS M L OOTT: 1 am cur­ rently undergoing a root canal. The procedure has been painful from the start and now my dentist has me an penicillin VK BOO milligrams a day because of an Infection In the root. I’m sick of the «rhole procedure and question If the many X-rays he has Insisted on might be harmful In pregnancy since 1am trying to have another baby. What should Ido? 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' A I 4 lw « Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnee 1S0 S 83rd Yew, No. 304 - Sanford, Florida Utility tax resurrected NEWS DIGEST By J . MARK BARPMLD Herald Staff Writer____________________________ □ World Hostage breakthrough possible GENEVA — A m id w idespread reports th at a broad-based deal w as tn the works to free W estern h o sta g e s In Lebanon. U.N. See retary-G eneral h e ld talk s today with Israeli negotiators a n d said he hoped th e Jew ish state would free som e A rab detainees th is weekend. Saa S to ry . P a g * SA SANFORD — Seminole County com m issioners wilt reconsider Imposing a tax on utilities Sept. 9. Last night, com m issioners voted 4-1 to consider ad d in g the 82.2 million a 4 percent utility tax w ould raise to their annual budget. Commission­ e rs defeated a 10 percent utility tax proposal J u ly 30. C om m issioners will consider the new tax proposal Sept. 9 a t 7 p.m . following a 5 p.m . hearing on revisions to the county com prehensive developm ent plan. Only com m issioner Larry Furlong opposed se ttin g the heating. . .......................... __- __u .ui_ •It was well orchestrated." Furlong said th is m orning. "1 opposed It because with this, there Is no Incentive to cut the budget.” C ounty commissioner Jennifer Kelley asked com m issioners to consider the 4 percent utility tax for unincorporated residents. Kelley said the tax would allow commissioners to elim inate a proposed 25-cent Increase In the county property tax rate paid by non-city residents and allow them to reinstate full spending for a road resurfacing program . , . Kelley said she Is still open to further cuts to the •250 million annual budget. “ It's not over until It's over.” Kelley said this m orning. ”1 had Intended to do this back w hen Lake Mary may house ambulance □ Sports Praps begin athletic campaigns rB'l A t SANFORf) — Florida high school football players will follow th e ir professional and collegiate b r e th e re n a n d beg in preseason workouts this T hursday. Saa Page I B I -• - - m r/ / « I - □ PtOplB iT m C K F W F A U F Herald Stall Writer_______________________________ What’s cooking? Cook of th e W eek M artha Gilbert shares some of her favorite dishes from around the world. Columnist Midge Mycoff has several Ideas about rice, a food stap le throughout the world. 8« s P a g e s 4 B, SB 0 Man Jailed without baing chargad BALTIMORE — A hom eless m an was lost In the legal sy stem for a year, languishing In Jail without being formally charged, officials said. Martin R. H cnn. 54. w as Jailed July 16. 1990. after being accu sed of setting fire to a car. He never was tak e n to his arraignm ent on the arson charge or arraig n m en t on an earlier, unrelated charge of public drunkenness. S tate's A ttorney S tuart Sim m s said Tuesday his office w ould drop the arson charge today and that he hoped th e drunkenness charge brought by a n e ig h b o rin g c o u n ty ulso would be dismissed, enabling H cnn to get out of Jail Immediately. “ In a sense, h e ’s already served a sentence." the prosecutor said. Stntc corrections officials were unable to explain the m atte r Tuesday, six weeks after they took over the overcrowded and troubled Jail. The city gave up control of the Jail July l after a series of escapes, suicides, slayings and disturbances. Man eludes police in sewer WEST PALM BEACH — Even police dogs had trouble sniffing out a burglary suspect who eluded police by craw ling through the city s s l i m y sewer system . Police first spotted the m an at about 2 :4 1 a.m. Saturday sq u attin g In bushes outside a house that had been broken Into, said police Sgl. Ralph Gcphart. When they ordered the m an — whose arms and chest w ere covered with tattoos of wings to stop, he ran through yards and then dove Into the Intracoastal W aterway. When police arrived, the m an swam toward them and agreed to surrender. But Instead ol sealing the w all, he squeezed through a culvert leading to th e c ity 's storm w ater drainage system and escaped again. Gcphart said. Police called for assistance from firefighters who arrived w ith rubber boots and a raft. By the time they m ad e their way Into the drain, the m an had already disappeared. Unfazed, police began searching the area with police dogs. The search went on for nearly three hours before they finally called it off. Gcphart said. But Just a s It ended, a patrolm an still In the area said h e heard a noise, investigated and spotted the m an craw ling out of a manhole two blocks from w here he entered. The officer chased hint, but lost him again. From wire r e p o r t s _________________ INDEX Bridge...................... Claselfleda......... 8B.7B C o m tes....................... C ro s s w o rd ................. S ! Dear Abby ••••••••••••••SB Deaths...................... ®A Dr. Oott.................... • » editorial................... 4A ( Florida......................*A H o ro sc o p e . M ovlos....... N a tio n ........ P o o p lo ...... P o llc o ........ • p o r ta ........ T elevision. W eather.... W o rld ........ ....... .......IB .7A.8A .4B.8B ......3A ..18,28 ...... SB .......2A ........ 7A Mid 90s, sticky Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of m a in ly a fte r n o o n s c a tte re d t h u n derstorm s. High In the low to mid 90s W in d s o u th 5 - I 0 mpli \ C lo u d y F o r m o r s w o o th o r , s n .iH rrrH it. we i-.t last ^considered It. but I didn't dldn t have the num bers then. We need to keep striving to do w h a t's best for the citizens." Kelley said a 4 percent utility tax on electricity, w ater, local telephone service and heating gas would raise about $2.2 million each year. A 3 percent tax would raise about $1 million, which would allow commissioners to elim inate the property tax Increase, but not fully restore the road repaving program. . _ , . Commissioner Pat W arren said she also has concerns the tax m ay reduce the Incentive to m ake more tax-saving budget cuts, b u t she was willing to consider the lesser tax. □ Baa T a a . P age 8A _4 Sanford explains m eeting county Airport Director Steve Cooke, left, airport development plans at a summit Tuesday ol local lawmakers, city and com m issioners and airport authority LAKE MARY — The city com m ission Is expected T hursday night to act on a resident's com plaint that could lead to an am bulance being stationed at the D epartm ent of Public Safety O n Ju ly 22. private citizen. Dante G attonl. of 625 W. Plantation Blvd.. addressed the Lake Mary City Comm ission during the public participation time, w anting to know why the city did not have a heart defibrlllatoc unit. He believed purchase of the Item had been removed from the proposed city budget. While Lake Mary Police Chief Charles Lauderdale had been hoping for such equipm ent, th e Item was not requested for the new budget. In order to do so. th e level of the Lake Mary Fire D epartm ent, Hm M by TommyVlne^l currently listed as a BSL unit, that Is. one which members. Listening, from lelt to right of Cooke uses Basle Life Support equipm ent, w ould have to are, new authority member Bob H attaw ay, be elevated to an ALS rating. Advanced Life . . . . ... Sanlord Mayor Bettye Smith and Sem inole Support. Cttv Manager Jo h n Litton had explained. In County Commission Chairman Fred Streetman. order to be moved up to ALS. we would have to add a num ber of trained param edics to the departm ent. Litton. Lauderdale and Mayor Randy Morris have been working toward a solution to the problem , even though it m ay only be tem porary until the city Fire □ S e e A m bulance, P a g e 8 A L e g is la to rs fa v o r u p g ra d in g o f S a n fo rd ’s re g io n a l a irp o rt >IKLD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Sen. WAV. "Bud" G ardner an d Rep. F rank Stone said Tuesday they will seek a S I .5 million loan from the Florida Department of T ransportation to build ait International flight receiving facility at Central Florida Regional Airport. The two local law m akers Joined with several o th ers at an airport sum m it Tuesday to support th e efforts of the Sanford Airport Authority to develop the airport Into an active com m ercial transportation center. The m eeting at the remodeled airport term inal Included the five city commissioners, five county com m issioners, the airport authority and five of th e seven local lawmakers. The authority has been criticised for not acting speedily enough to develop airport Industrial areas to help boost the economic taxbase of the county. That position has been taken by the G reater Sem inole County Chamber of Com ­ m erce. County chamber director Jo h n Lewis a p p e are d for the first 30 m in u te s of th e three-hour luncheon and presentation at the airport term inal before leaving. Before the meeting started, authority m em ber William E. "Duke" Adamson com m ented to Lewis. "I have to agree with the com m ent m ade by Kay Shoem aker that when 1 cam e on the board. 1 didn't realize 1 would have to solve all the economic problems of the county with the airp o rt." . . . Law m akers said they were Impressed with the au th o rity 's presentation and plans for the future developm ent of the airport. They expressed Interest In plans to build a facility for Incoming International flights to accom modate custom s and other Inspections. Airport Director Steve Cooke said an airport use study showed charter nights from C anada rem ains a large untapped market. Cooke said tlu airport reached Its capacity of alHiut 250.000 takeoffs an d landings each year In February. [ ;See A ir p o r t, Page 5 A Sanford to host largest boat race By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer_______________________________ SANFORD — What could be the largest yacht racing event tn the entire nation, will be held In Sanford. The Sanford City Commission approved an application Monday night, for tilts y e a r s Citrus Regatta. ^ . .. Scheduled for the first weekend In Derem lier. the races could host approxim ately 6 0 0 or more sailboats of various sizes. J o h n II. G ardiner. Jr., coordinator for the Orlando Yacht Club, sponsor of the event, said. "Wo had 5H7 boats entered last year, and found out we bad the largest race In the entire nation." He said the club has added over 60 m ore b o ats since last y e a r's ev en t. G ardiner S e e R ace. Page BA Th e search is on for a new Seminole principal 1 0 a d m in is t r a t o r s a p p ly fo r p o s it io n By VICKI DeSORMIBR Herald Stall Writer Sehapker lias been working In the S em inole C ou n ty schools for a dozen years. Afcr eight years as a teacher, slu* h as s|H-nt 16 years as an adm inistrator. T he school board Inis been under pressure In recent years to appoint a SANFORD - Ten school a d ­ w om an as principal of a secondary m inistrators have applied for the school. It Is believed th at Shapkcr Is position of principal at Seminole a highly qualified adm inistrator High School w hich ts being vacated w ho might lit that bill. by W ayne Epps who will be taking O thers in contention lor the Job over a s principal at Oviedo High are Bill Moore and Dec Schum acher, School tn Septem ber. Seven of die applicants are cur­ assistant principals a t Lake Mary rently assistant principals til Sem i­ High School: Salecm Momarv. an assistant principal at Lake Brantley nole County schools. High School In Altamonte Springs; One is i be principal In at Suwancc and Raym ond Gaines and frank High School tn Live Oak Another ts D uncan, both assistant principals at prtnetp.il at Dover High School 111 Lake Howell High School In Winter Dover. Ohio. T he filial applicant is Park. an adm inistrator with the Orange The selection com m ittee, which Count v School system in clu d e s d istric t ad m inistrators, Though no one will speculate lor I he record on who might get the Job, p a re n ts and teachers, will meet m any believe thal Bobby Lund* again oil Aug. 20. It is hoped that they will be able to offer their q utst. an a ssista n t principal at recom m endation for a replacement Sem inole and G rrtchcn Sehapker. for Epps at th at time. an assistant principal at Lyman High School, have the Inside track If they are able to do that, the on getting the )ob. school board will vote on that choice Lundqulst has spent Ills whole during their Aug 27 meeting. career hi Seminole County. He has In the m eantim e. Epps said he been a n a d m in istra to r lor nine w til divide hts days between the two years, following eight years In the schools. classroom . WXNPVyxr/tfA V t H*i*M fiholo b , O f f f Vog«l Like son, like father Geron Debose. 3. of Sanford helps keep his father Carl Debose in shape by taking him logging in Ft Mellon Park The Deboses en|oy Ihe park on sunny days �1A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednuday, August 14, 1181 N E W S FROM TH E REGION AND A CR O SS T H E S T A T E Florida population center moves Bus drivers ffrad for *slek-ouf H a u 0 ■» ll ei I; lr G A IN E S V IL L E Florida’s center halted 150 ye a n of steady south­ eastward migration during the 1980s. Uni­ versity of Florida researchers aald. T h e 1900 census places the so-called "ce n troid" In southern Polk County near Fo ri Meade, said Scott Cody of the school’s T A M P A — Thirty-five bus d r iv e n were fired after calling In sick as part of what county transit officials said waa a strategic "sick-out." "T h is was a strike. It's against the taw ." aald Sharon Dent. Hillsborough Area Regional Tra n s it spokeswoman, ' i t was against the contract and they m ade a decision to do It." Transit officiate contend Tu e sd a y's sick calls — more than three times the norm for a M onday — were part of a plan b y the d riv e n ' union. A m alp m ate d T ra n s it U nion, to disrupt the tin t day of a new shuttle service. Union representatives had walked away from the contract bargaining table two weeks ago w hen em ployees learned the new budget does not include a n y raises. Michael Hadley, the union's local president, eras among those fired. He denies the sick calls w e n part of an organised effort and called the firings union busting. T h e centroid is a theoretical point where the state would balance If H were a level plane and every resident weighed the same. T h e 1990 data adjusted a 1989 study that placed the point Just east of Homeland in southern Polk County, Cody said. uch more, he change m much H's unlikely to cl P O R T LA U D E R D A L E — U .S . Custom s agents announced the arrest of two drug smuggling suspects ana the selsure of 2.700 pounds of marijuana found in the ftiet tanks of a research Th e marijuana was Inside 18 custom-made steel boxes, which had been immersed in the fuel tanks of the 85-foot MV Ocean Scout, agents said Tue sd ay. "T h e concealment was really Ingenious because these steel containers that the marijuana w as In were sealed" and then placed In the huge 17,OOO-gallon diesel tanks, said T im Wagner, assistant special agent-tn-charge of Customs' South Florida operations. TA LLA H A S S EE O ov. Law ton C h tk s p aid 830.000 more in le o tn i tncovne u x ior 1990 than he w ll earn this year as Florida's chief executive. Chiles, w h o took office In Jan u ary, paid 8125.742 in taxes' on income of 8446.567, accord­ in g to hte recently filed 1980 return. T h a t's 830,742 more than hla 805.000 annual gover­ nor's salary. T h e governor's net worth waa 81.5 m illion , according to an updated disclosure statement filed last week. T h e Ta m p a Trib u n e reported today. Chiles listed 846.703 m wages for 1990. including 834.716 in pension benefits for hte 15 years Ui the U .8 . Senate. T h e rest came from the Collins Center for Public Policy at Flori­ da State University, w hich he left last ye a r to run for governor. Moot o f Chiles’ Income came from real estate partnerships and business ventures. He owns 25 percent of the Sandbar res­ taurant In Manatee County and a 5 0 -p e rc e n t In te re st in Red Lobster restaurants In Tam pa. S t. Petersburg. Lakeland and Daytona Beach, Chiles reported giving 83.112 in cash to charities. Suopoct shot, kilted by FBI T A M P A — Th e prime suspect in a m ajor Tam p a Bay-area cocaine and heroin ring waa shot and killed by an FBI agent during a predawn raid, authorities aald. Eliud Ramos, 31. was shot dead Tuesday In the front yard of his north Tam pa home. Neither local author!ties nor FBI agents would say whether Kamos waa armed, o r give any details about the shooting. "A nytim e there's a police officer Involved and a citixen ends u p dead, we investigate." Hillsborough Assistant State Attorney Lee Atkinson said. " T h a t's what w e’re trying to do here." Ramos wss the focus of a nine-m onth Investigation by the FB I and local tew enforcement agencies termed “ Operation Drive T h r u ." They charged he ran a highly organised cocaine and heroin ring that began In New York and moved to the Tam pa Bay area three years ago. Man accusad of atoallng from daad F O R T LA U D E R D A LE — C rim e In South Florida plagues people from all walks of life these d a y s — and even the dead. A man transporting the dead from crim e scenes to the Broward County morgue has been arrested on charges of stealing Jewelry off a homicide victim 's body and then pawning the man's gold necklace for 80S. William Robert Greene. 35. also to suspected of stealing a wallet, cash and a wedding band off the bodies of drowning victims, police aaid. He has been charged with grand theft and dealing In stolen property In the case of a 81.000 gold chain and a gold squid-ahaped pendant* that were 'taken front the neck of 26-year-old Curtis Brown, w ho died from gunshot wotpxte test m m rn rnmha Jury: Cow tetud cop^kllterohould d b F O R T LA U D E R D A LE — A Ju ry recommended that a man convicted in the shooting death last sum m er of a Pompano Beach police officer should die In the electric chair. Albert Holland, 33. said nothing Monday after the Jury voted 11-1 for the death penalty. Ju ro rs earlier this m onth convicted hUn in the Ju ly 1990 death of Officer Scott Winters. 28. Retired Circuit Judge M. Daniel Fu tch J r . w ill deckle whether Holland should Instead receive a Ufe sentence. He set sentencing for Aug. 19. Holland shot Winters twice w ith the officer's own gun during a scuffle, testimony showed. W inters was arresting Holland as a suspect in a sexual battery that occurred earlier that day. Defense attorneys had argued that Holland, who has a history of psychiatric problems, w as Insane at the time. H O LLY W O O D — A teen-ager has left the hospital after his hand was bitten when be tried to rescue his small dog from a wolf-dog that bolted into hte apartment, officiate said. Jo h n Osbourne, 18. was released Tuesday from Doctors' Hospital where he was treated for the bite that severed tendons and an artery In the middle finger on hte right hand, said nursing supervisor Joyce M urphy. Th e attack Is under investigation by the Broward Sheriffs Office. MaJ. Ralph Page said Tuesday. From A ssociated Brass raports MIAMI - Kara art tha winning number* satacted Tuesday In tha Florida Lottary Cash 3:8-7-1 The winning numbers In tha Florida Lottery Ptay 4 ware: 4 - 1 + 4 tUSP* W I N ) Wednesday. August t4, 1091 Vol. 83. No 304 fltacond Clkii PmkIsqs Feld ■! Surfo-rd, Florid# end additional melting POSTMASTER: Send I lo THE SAMFOSO HERALD, P O Boi 1M7, Sanford, FL M77I1S47. Subscription Ralaa (Dally* Sunday) Home Misery I Mall S Months.— 1 Veer.— .... __ S IA M .D IM ..*71.00 Florida Reel dents must pay 4* sales las In addhfon le rates tfcove. Phone (407) U I-M 1 1 . Hingin’ around Th a Jungle Gym at Ft. Mellon Park it a pteca to hang wound on a bright, hoi day, Laft to right: Shantla Smith, 3, Vicki Sparrow, 7 Varkaltha Evans, 7, all from Sanford. Guard accused of helping inmate escape to kill pregnant girlfriend hte own safety. Meanwhile, the guard. Enoch ARCADIA — An inm ate who H enry R ogers J r ., re m a in e d warned authorities that a state jailed w ithout bond Tuesday. He prison guard plotted to help him w as surrounded Friday night a s escape to kill th e g u ard 's preg­ he responded to a signal he a n d n a n t e x -g irlfrie n d h a s been the inm ate arranged, a T-shirt transferred to an o th er facility for d rap ed on a fence n e a r th e DeSoto Correctional Institution, police said. Charged w ith solicitation to com m it m urder and aiding an escape, he w as held In the DeSoto C ou n ty J a il w ithout bond pending an arraignm ent scheduled for Sept. 20. *’ •' Im • -- i tended a m arch a n d rally several weeks ago protesting th e de­ cision. Blacks also picketed a n d then packed a m eeting Tuesday night a t which the school board de­ cided to expand m inority re­ c r u i t m e n t to I n c l u d e a d ­ m inistrators a s well as teachers. Ms. Lane told th e audience she h a s tried to a ttra c t black ad­ m inistrators from outside the county but that th e district can't offer competitive salaries. H o w e v er, s c h o o l b o a rd m em ber Harvey Campbell said the tum ult now em broiling the school district will continue to flare unless black adm inistrators are found In the nex t few years. "I agree we c a n 't com pete with Dallas or A tlanta, but we should be looking at A lachua and other counties in the region." said Campbell. M e an w h ile , th e C o lu m b ia County Bar Association is trying to get (he NAACP. Lane a n d the school board Involved in m edia­ M tion w ith an out-of-town a t ­ torney. Bowden said the NAACP exec­ utive board decided Sunday to participate but as long as It doesn’t have to share the cost. "W e think we've been wronged, an d then we're going to pay to solve it?" he said. "T h ai Just doesn't m ake much sense." School board m em b er J im Arnold denounced the NAACP's tactics. " T h a t's a g ita tio n ." A rnold said. "T hey are not people who really w ant something. T here's no sense in this. 1 believe they'll get It settled somehow before school starts." Classes start Aug. 26. B o w d e n s a id th e NAACP expects criticism for advocating a boycott, but said m any blacks a n d w h ile s u n d e rs ta n d th e move. The school is in a black neighborhood and Is nam ed after a black educator who donated land for the building. “ I think the black and white c o m m u n ity u n d e rs ta n d s our frustration and why we feel as strongly about this as we do." he said. "W e've thought about this a great deal. It's not something we Just Jumped out and did." Bowden said retired teachers w ill be a v a i l a b l e a t a r e a churches to tutor students who do stay out of school In the first week. He said lunch will be served and transportation can be arranged. The NAACP Is also asking black students to stay out of sports and asking the black com m unity to stay away from school sporting events. T he chapter has asked blacks, through the national NAACP. to stay aw ay from the Florida Sports Hall of Fame and tourist welcome center in Lake City, w h e re C am p b ell Is to u rism director. T H E WEATHE I X T M M D O U T LO O K To d a y: Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon th u n d e rs to rm s . H igh in the lower to m id 90e. Wind mostly south 5 to lO m p h . To n ig h t: Partly cloudy with w idely scattered evening thun­ derstorms. Low in the low to mid 70s. Light wind. Rain chance 20 percent. Th u rs d a y: Partly cloudy with s c a t t e r e d a fte rn o o n t h u n ­ derstorms. High in the low to m id 90s. W ind southeast 5 to 10 m p h . Rain chance 50 percent. E x te n d e d forecast: P a rtly cloudy w ith a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thu n ­ derstorms Friday. Pwbttehed Delta and Sunday. •**•#< Seturdw by The Sanford Herald, Inc. MON. French A«a, Sanford, Fie. 17771 46 .<iW>l L A K E C I T Y - T h e Columbia County N A A C P has agreed to let a mediator hear its complaint about personnel moves that left the c o u n ty w ith o u t a black school principal. But the National Association for the Advancem ent of Colored People is at ill asking black stu­ dents to boycott the first week of school, said Glenel Bowden of the county chapter. "W e're talking all schools and all stu d e n ts ." Bow den said. " T h is Is a big step, and it had been part of our strategy, but we had hoped that — two weeks before the atari of school — there would be a different resolution to this.” Th e group has also called for m a rc h e s at N tb la ck M iddle School, center of controversy In the m onth since Superintendent Dianne Lane replaced Us Mack principal w ith a white principal. A n estimated 100 blacks at­ T ttn bitten by wolf-dog teavos hospital - " T h is recent movement of the older population centroid to the north and the continued movement of the younger popula­ tion centroid to the south dispels the perception that m ainly retired people are m oving to southern Florida." Cody said. "It m ay Indicate that retirees coming to Florida are not locating an for south as previously, and that younger populations are growing In the south.!* N A A C P seeks black superintendent month. -- B y 1 0 9 0 , th e p o p u la tio n g re w to 12,937,928 and was concentrated In the central and aouthem peninsula. T h e centroid for the population under 18 is ctoae to Bartow In Pow County, farther north than the overall center. Th e centroid for thoae older than 65 toon the border of Hardee and Hlghtanda coun­ ties near A von Park, farther south than that for the overall population. It has drifted north a n d slightly west during the past decade. Chiles pays big bucks In taxes Drug smuggling suspsefs anootod LOTTERY _________________________________ _____ filled out. It's going to be hard for It to move from this spot." T h e census figures show migrations of the overall population and of different age groups, Cody and university researcher Ravt Bayya said In a report entitled "Florida's population center: changing w ith tim e." In the first census In 1830. Florida had only 34,730 people, concentrated in the panhandle. Cody said. CHv Apalachicola Deyfone Seech Ft. Laud Reach Fori Myers Gainesville Iliunaifoiii namtirtw Jacksonville Key West Penvacola SartHla Telleheueo Vero Seech W Palm leach tl SC m u n M M fl N n •o « •i w VI n 71 n to n n M it u It to 74 71 71 77 7J 71 9 WEDNESDAY F tly eld y 93-73 c 3LAST THURSDAY F tlyeldy 93-73 SATURDAY F tlyeldy 03-73 € Aag. 17 THURSDAY: SOLUMAH TABLE: Min. 10:15 a.m .. 10:45 p.m .: MaJ. 4:05 a.m.. 4 :3 0 p .m . TIDES: D aytona B a a c h : h ig h s . 11:54 a .m .. ------------------ p.m .: tows. 5:31 a.m.. 6:19 p.m .: Naw Smyrna Beach: highs. 11:59 u . m . . -----------------p.m .: lows. 5:36 o.m .. 6:24 p.m.: Cocoa B ea ch: highs. 12:16 a.m.. ------------------p.m .: lows. 5:51 p.m. -21 04 .00 .07 OO 77 .01 00 .00 SUNDAY F tlyeldy 93-73 l/lr .. Aag. 3 Pci _ FRIDAY F tlyeld y 93-73 9 i: Waves are I -1 Vi fe e t and se m i glassy. C urrent ts to the north with a w ater tem perature of 75 degrees. N « w la s y r a a le a c h : Waves are 1 foot and glassy. C urrent Is to the north, w ith a water tem perature of 75 degrees. S t. AMguotlae to Jap U er In let Tonight and T hursday: Wind southeast to south 10 to 15 knots, seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and in la n d w a te rs a light chop. Widely scattered thunderstorm s. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Tuesday w as 94 d e ­ grees a n d the overnight low w as 73 a s reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research a n d Education C enter. Celery Avenue. R e c o rd ed raln fu ll for th e p e r i o d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . W ednesday, totalled .11 of a n inch. T he tem perature a t 9 a.m . to d a y w as 81 d e g re e s a n d W ednesday's overnight low w as 76. as recorded by the National W eather Service at th e Orlando International Airport. O ther W eather Service data: □ T u e s d a y 'a U g h ................... 9 4 □ B a ro a a trlc press o re .30.08 l !R elative H um idity....85 p e t nw tm ds......... . S outh 8 m ph □ B u lu fu ll...... .....................trace □ T o d a y 's suaaat 41444 8 :0 6 p .m . □ T o m o r r o w 's s u n ris e ....8 :5 4 Temperature* indicate preview* day'* highandovernight lewto1p.m. EOT. CHy HI L* Prc Oiik Anchorage M 10 73 rdy Atlanta It 4V cdy Atlantic City R 47 cdy Baltimore 10 Uk rn Billing* VI 47 cdy Birmingham M 4V clr Bitmarck VO M cdy Bolt# » U cdy Boiton fo 44 rn Burlington.VI. If » rn CIUffoifow,>.C. •V 71 m Charl*iton.W Va 10 47 •1 rn Charlotto.HC rn 71 47 Chayanna 77 17 cdy Chicago •7 JV clr Clavatand 14 JV cdy Concord. N H VI u cdy DallavFi Worth 71 77 S3 cdy Danvac 10 JV 01 cdy Da* Molne* •4 41 .10 clr Detroit 17 47 cdy Honolulu M 74 clr Hootton 17 74 cdy Indlanapoli* 17 41 cdy Jackton.Miu •V 70 clr Kama* City M 34 clr La* Vm m 101 77 clr Littla Rock clr It 71 Lm Angela* U 73 cdy Mamphi* IS 40 cdy Milwaukee II 41 cdy Mpt* St Paul M JV dr Nathvllle U 47 cdy Naw Or leant VI 73 rn Naw York City VI 41 rn Oklahoma City TV 70 04 cdy Omaha clr U SV Philadelphia 11 4f cdy Phoonla 104 13 clr Pitttburgh 17 JV cdy Portland.Main* 14 34 cdy it Lout* clr 17 43 Salt Lake City V4 4V cdy Warn* clr 70 37 Wathlngton.D C. IV 40 m �M K t w lf M W 9 H M # p V M M 4 P kliU fi CbfcaU* M n rO rU nwTWKJ, 0M CMnrOfU, rlO n o l * August 14, 1M1 - SA flAgklakMl Tea che r contract talks halted A m t macto for amMd rebbtry Sanford police arrested Michael Atterlslo. 33. of 1312 RosecUff Apartments In Sanford Monday for a Casselberry armed ro b b n y warrant Issued In J u ly . Additional charges are pending because of a shooting that occured during the Incident, police reports state. No other Information was available Tuesday. a O m s i aaljdllflhjn | | | L m s a m j man noing m r v rvpo ns mlus Auu Am ijf A Midway man reported he was robbed while he rode his bicycle on Midway Avenue Monday afternoon. Dewey Langston told Seminole C o u n ty deputies four men pushed him from his bike and took his wallet containing $31 from his pocket. Deputies report finding the wallet about a block away. Pour suspects have been Identified, but no arrests have been made, reports state. Outstanding warrant nrrssts T h e following people have been taken Into custody on outstanding arrest warrants: •Ronald Cupp. 39. Palmetto S t.. Longwood. was taken to the Seminole County Jail b y a bondsman and arrested for a J u n e warrant. Th e warrant was Issued after he failed to appear at a court hearing to face dealing In stolen property charges, reports state. •Benjam in Htilery. 38. 3371 W ater St.. Midway, waa arrested at the Seminole C ounty Jail Monday on charges he Called to appear at a court hearing to answer to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. •Robert Eugene Robinson. 31. 3043 W . 30th St.. Sanford, i arretted at the Seminole C o u n ty Jail Monday on charges he failed to appear at a court hearing to face charges of driving w ith a suspended auto tag. altering a tag. and driving with a tag not assigned to the car. rl#f#PO EH#11 wwPIIWr SAN FOR D — ^ We’ll just h«ve to see whet the mediator has to say about the lsauaa.| Contract nqptlaUone be- I wren in r orm ifiofr u o u n ty acnooi u w n c r and the Seminole Education flaarwlaltnn Representatives from both aides said the teachers* union and the school district have not technically reached an tmpnaae. The y that district negotiator Ernest Cowley had left the bargaining table over the union's to atop negotiations and take advantages of the services o f a mediator to settle the differences In four areas. Th e tw o aides failed to come to agreement on salary, o n the addition of two paid noiKiayv o u n n g in# c o m # 01 in# scnooi on the w a y teachers are chosen for and on the Issue of forcing teachers to take monitoring duties In school hm ch rooms. T h e m ediator will meet w ith the teacher and district negotiators on A ug . 39. - ——* —— -Ss______J * NancyI **** w im v c it r. director u iiiii of—the union, aaid "H e 's Just not responding to bur offer.” Wheeler said yesterday shortly after the talks had ceased. Cow ley did not com m ent on the specifics of the break dow n in negotiations, but said that both parties felt that the differences could be handled more equitably b y an Im partial third party. " W e il Just have to see what the mediator h a sto sa y about the Issues," he said. T h e teachers have asked for a two percent raise over the mandated Increment raise S fl * g k -J J i i M la , n e m o CM#TT V T n f f f S A N F O R D — C a ro l Sue Brtghtw ell. 3 7 . of Altam onte Springs, was arrested for several traffic violations after a long and Although he w as following her vehicle. Jo h n a reported seeing her run through several atop signs and traffic lights without stopping. A s she was driving on 2 n d S tre e t in S a n fo rd , he estimated her speed at 60 miles per hour. B y the time she began traveling west on First Street, he clocked her at 100 miles per hour. Hia report states that w hen he Mchcd her. she had to be restrained. 333? She waa charged w ith willful wanton w reckless driving, fleeing and attem pting to etude a police officer, and aggrtvated assault w ith a m otor vehicle. She was taken Into custody and transported to the J o h n E . Polk Correctional Faclltty. H A WV f Y MORSE WHIN IT CO M lt TO INMJ1ANCI W l O IVI YOU MOM FOR U f l. I N V I ' »T I G A I I O N S - 628 1300 4 1 1 W. Fk»l S t According to Jo h n s' report, he attempted to pull beside her vehicle, and she appeared to try hitting the patrol car w ith her Oldsmoblle. SANFORD - Members or the G re a te r Sanford C ham ber of C om m erce particip ated in a statew ide teleconference on tax­ e s ' T he m ain subject was how to Increase state revenue and de­ crease expenditures. L o c a l c h a m b e r m e m b e rs gathered at Seminole Com m uni­ ty College yesterday morning to Join others from similar locations throughout the slate. In addition to the cham ber members, sever­ al legislative delegates who were In Sanford to attend u m eeting of the Sanford Airport Authority, were also on hand. They In­ cluded Stale Representatives Art Grlndel. Stan Balnter and Frank Stone. The Sanford C ham ber Executive Director Dave Farr said the main point th at cam e from the m eet­ ing was. "th a t the legislative leader* In Tallahassee arc deeply c o n c ern e d over th e need to increase revenues and decrease e x p e n d itu re ." A nother point brought, he said, "w as that the legislature w ants business lead­ e rs from throughout the state, s t a r t i n g w ith C h a m b rr s of Com m erce, to give them ideas on how to go a b o u t th e se proposals." G o v e r n o r L u w lu n C h ile s headed the m eeting, along with Lt. G overnor Buddy MucKay. C hairm an of the Florida Cham ­ ber of Com m erce Tom Slade, u n d D o m in ic C a la b ro . vice chairm an of the Florida Budget and Tax Kelorm Commission. 2397 S. FRENCH AVE. BOILED HAM or A LL MEAT BOLOG NA *1 . 6 9 NEW YORK STRIP OR DELMONICO 10 Lb. Bag CHICKEN LEG Q U A R TE R S EXTR A LEAN GROUND CHUCK 10 lbs. or more Prices VeUdAugust 4 - 27, 1901 MARLBORO CARTONS Iky New mdriDoro boro Madknn ■■ — - ALL VARIETIES - 14.49 * K s I M M q V 'm a M i S i l w rilitiiM -lk M M a a Ita, WI )■««*■-SVllMt tap l’a| SURGEONGf NfRAH WANING OuMinf Smobn| NmCmtly RHiicm 5 m m Rato to Your Hukk A LL FLAVORS 12PKS. 2 LITERS' G ATO R AD I 32 OZ. $-139 PB FR ESH B A B Y B EEF LIVER OUR FRESH HOMEMADE H O T O R MILD ITALIAN OR B R E A K FA S T SA U SA G E MAX FOUNTAIN DRINK 44 OZ. CANDY *7,1991 * 1 .6 9 * 1 .6 9 . . r %9 « Discover The Handy Way DifferenceI 3 9 c. F 2 .9 9 J « ---- •------ ^ ------- *-----* M l----- 4 S A g PEPSI HRS: 9-6M-TH, 9-7 F E S . 9-2 S w lo rd ' 9 m w VF9p w V R IvB f rfO n O m B fflC # T f W After a lengthy chase, mostly reported at approximately 100 miles per hour heading west on S.R. 46, Jo h n s said Brlghtwcll's car swerved to avoid another vehicle, and ended up In a ditch. One of the com m ents brought forth In th e m eeting, attributed to R obert M cK nlght. form er chairm an of th e Florida C ham ­ ber Foundation, was the state­ m ent. " F lo r id a 's tax system stinks. It's not m eeting today's needs a n d It's threatening our economic fu tu re." Farr said am ong the subjects discussed were, single business taxes, elim ination of hom estead exem ption, elim ination of dis­ counts for early paym ents, re­ moval of som e sales tax exem p­ tions. an d establishm ent of a personal Incom e tax. He said. "They Indicated the personal Income tax m a tte r waa on the ta b le f o r c o n s i d e r a t i o n In Tallahassee. In fact, most of these Item s are on the table for discussion." f i t J228742 ............. SUM— l . H . . - ■ u r . W I g M C . F X . U . Cham bers gather for conference ly N W K m iM U r Herald Staff Writer Wheeler said that the teachers also hope to r em ove one day from the pre-planning period at the start of the school year and a day of post-planning at the end of the year In order to add two paid days to the teachers* year. W hile Wheeler admitted there are some ■e fair practices in their chool hirin g procedu res, there Is rthroughout the district. T h e final laaue that union and district officials could not agree upon was that of approximately one quarter mile east of Upaala Rood. W ith hls siren on. h e -a t ­ tempted to stop her vehicle, but she continued heading west, on one occasion, near the Airport Boulevard intersection, she re­ portedly crossed to the oncom­ ing lane to avoid vehicles travel­ in g In th e s a m e d ir e c tio n stopped for the U a lfk light. \. Samlnola County 8hsrtff's Deputy Kevin Lavlgne donned a protective arm covering to play the bad guy chased by 'Jammer* from the Sanford Police Department K-9 Unit. The attack competition was part ol the week-long K-9 Competition being held at Seminole High School. Jammer's handler Is Officer Bill Wlxson. State m oney la being given to the district at the rate of 33 percent of the total allotment per quarter. If enough la available at the end of the ftacal year, a 31 percent 100 m .p.h. pursuit by police ends in ditch n Jo c c um ce r Johns qras called to the Bay A v e n u e C r la la U n i t w h e re Brtghtwell waa to be released. A cco rd in g to his report, he watched as she left the building and ft* Into n 1990 Oldamoblle. A s she left the parking lot, he reported she aqueeled the tires and turned on two wheels. He Immediately started a pursuit. Give him s hand that teachers automatically receive each year. In addition, the teachers want a five percent lu m p sum added to their final paycheck In J u n e If. and only If. state 2/7 9 0 �R p ( lp M H w M M I ^ H | N M W P r W B H H P M r ' MkM. _• N ^ --a-----* ---- » * ia n in irf »* --» »»»- -*-------- » > .. » __* a* | f | i T r O n l W H O , M n rO fH , MOHO® - m O V W K M lf, A U f U f t 1#, i W i Editorials/ Opinions BEN ■ ivtn mm) 300 N . F R E N C H A V E.. SA N FO R D . F L A . 32771 A m Code 407*323-3611 o r 831- i 'D* W fli# w. mm. ~ .1 9UB8C1IIPT10N RATS: 3 Month*....................................... 619.60 6 Month*...................................... 690.00 1 Yew ............................................ 676.06 N l 0S r 6% 66166 Ms In II6M60 EDITORIALS Flagrant tactics Im agine th e outcry th a t w ould e ru p t If th e M exican governm ent paid a g en ta In thto c o u n try to kidnap a cttlsen o f th e U nited S ta te s an d farciU y d eliver h im to M exlcn a u th o ritie s ov er the stre n u o u s objections o f . th e VS. governm ent. American a w ould not to lerate su ch rogue a c tivities by M exico. Nor sh o u ld th ey condone them b y th e ir ow n g o v e rn m e n t In tw o recen t Instances, th e federal D rug E nforcem ent A dm inistration a rra n g ed Cor th e ab d u ctio n s o f su sp ects in M exico w ho w ere w anted In th is country for involvem ent in the 1 1965 to rtu re and m urder of U .S. d ru g agent E n riq u e C am arena an d Ms p ilo t A lfredo . Z avala. T he tw o M exican cittsena w ere farced o n sep arate occasions into th e h a n d s of w aitin g A m erican officials at th e b o n ier. T he kidnappings provoked strong p ro te sts from M exico City. T o c a p tu re Rene V erdugo, a M exican ra n c h e r and drug sm uggler, th e DEA 6 3 2 ,0 0 0 to six arm ed abd u cto rs in C alifornia w ho blindfolded a n d him before shoving him across th e b o rd er to U.S. m arsh als a t Calexico. He w a s convicted in federal court In Loo A ngeles a n d sen ten ced to a 2 4 0 -y e a r prison term for h is role In th e C am arena case. T he 9 th U S . C ircuit C ourt o f A ppeals In S an Franclaco recently ruled th t s u c h kid­ nappings are a fh g rsn t violation o f In te rn a ­ tional la w if an extr ad ition tre a ty e x ists an d th e foreign governm ent p ro te sts th e abduc­ tio n . In th e c a s e o f V e r d u g o , b o th circu m stan ces apply. C onsequently, he now m u st be given a h e a rin g in to w hether th e U . S govern m en t did In fact o rch estrate h is kidnaping. If th a t la proven in c o u rt, th e appeals panel ruled. V e rd u g o m u s t b e re tu rn e d to M exican a u th o ritie s. T herefore, because o f th e m an n er in w hich th e D E A aeized h im . V e rd u g o m a y escap e ju stic e in th e end. T h is is a b itter lesso n in th e risks in h eren t In flo u tin g in te rn a tio n a l law . <BKsww i » a»ai i $ $ -7S JX U .S . C ir c u it C o u rt J u d g e S te p h e n R e in h a rt p u t th e D E A 's "c a tc h a nd s n a tc h " p o lic y In p ro p e r perspective b y decla rin g: " I f w e are to see th e em ergence o f 'n e w w o rld o r d e r " In w h ic h th e use of force Is to be s u b je c t to the ru le o f la w , w e m u s t begin b y h o ld in g o u r g o v e rn m e n t to its fu n d a m e n ta l legal c o m ­ m itm e n t s ." T h a t m e a n s the U .S . g o v e rn ­ m e n t's e xtra d itio n tre a ty w ith M e x ic o o r a n y o th e r c o u n tr y m a y not be vio la te d w ith im p u n it y . T h e D E A resorted to e xtra-leg al tactics la rg e ly because the M e xica n g o v e rn m e n t in th e past ro u tin e ly h a s d enied v ir t u a lly all requests b y the U .S . g o v e rn m e n t to e x tra d ite M e x ica n n atio na ls to h is c o u n try for tria l. B u t the a n s w e r to this p ro b le m is n o t for th e U .S . g o v e rn m e n t to violate In te rna tio n a l la w In o rd e r to go after crim in a ls. R a th e r, W a s h in g ­ ton needs to persuade M e xico C i t y that gre a te r cooperation In la w e n fo rc e m e n t serves the interests o f both countries. President C a rla s S a lin a s de G o rta rt a lra d y has e xp a n d e d to som e degree the level of U .S .-M e x ic a n cooperation, p a rtic u la rly In the field o f d ru g trafficking. But P re s id e n t B u s h s h o u ld stre ss to P re s id e n t S a lin a s th a t. M e xico 's continued refusal to coop erate on e x tra d itio n s Is a significant, a n d u n n e c e s s a ry, obstacle to Im proved relations. If V e rd u g o u ltim a te ly la re tu rn e d to M e x­ ican a u th o ritie s , a renew ed e x tra d itio n re­ quest fro m the U .S . g o v e rn m e n t w o u ld pose the first test of w h e th e r President S a lin a s b Indeed rea dy to cooperate In c ro s s -b o rd e r law enforcem ent. Berry's W o rld “How long heveyoo been into BIQ HAIR?" WATTENBERG The unions labor and make us free As Labor Day approaches, the ritual i Uons of the state of the unions will proceed. Lane In December 1961, Gen. Wofctoch Jtruaelaki id Journalist* wit! i the tfotllne of the labor movement — isn't the unionised proportion of th e workforce down? Hasn't labor loot political pc clout - Isn't the Mexican trade treaty m oving forward over labor's objection? b n 't the APL-CIO out of touch YvIUs |id WFI y CK3CM 1* pppogf Clarence Thomas and support a civil rights MU that may likely yield quotas? The questions are fair. B ut Kirkland i* a man of conviction and eloquence. I have recently bad to replies, and without spoiling the suspense. I wm tell you tMsi He hae tough, shrewd and pungenit answ ers that should «**■» you think, even Ifym But oh, how 1 wish some tough reporter i ask kind o f question. Some soAba this: "Mr. Kirkland, how did the American labor movement help bring peace and freedom to the world?” (Note to interviewers: Some of the best A pretty strong case can be made that the Cold War would not have ended, certainly not In the speedy w sy ltdtd. had it not been for the actions of the American b b o r movement. “SoUdertty lives." They opened up International I offices. They pushed for sanctions the n a u vciiu n e m . many aon oam y activists During this time, the principal support for SoUdartty. both financial and moral, cam e from the American trade union movement, often i and diplom ats. The and sent Ink. newsprint, com puters, fax i—aodm ooey—into Poland. They raised money from unions and union members in America. They lobbied for additional U.S. governm ent funds. There were adventures galore. “Yachtsmen." on rented boats flying Polish flags landed s u p p lie s o n P o lish sh o res. J u ry -rig g e d "torpedoes,” launched from outside the Interna­ tional m aritim e limits, augmented the flow. By 1966. Janixefaki got the message. Solidari­ ty was getting stronger. The government rerecognised Bohdsrtty. Elections followed. The eommunfots were dumped. The Soviet tanks did not roll. Hungary quickly followed the Polish m o d e l. So did East O e rm a n y and The Berlin Wall came down, Suddenly.there was no empire left In th e Evil evil began dissipating. Empire. Eveni the evt “ over, Solidarity leader Lech When it was all < Walesa, said, many times, that Solidarity could not have sinvtved without the AFL-CIO. So labor lusts for free politics all over the JACK ANDERSON Marine objectors have tougn time ELLEN G O O D M A N One parental option too many B O S T O N — F r o m th e photos, Arlette Schweitzer looks like the subject of one of those bendy articles about older mothers. Attractive, short-haired. 4 2 years old. and very pregnant. In fact. Mrs. Schweitzer b on her way to becoming a y o u n g gra nd m othe r. She b carrying twins conceived from her daughter's eggs and her aon-ln-law's sperm. She b the turroga,te mother of her ow n grandchildren, H a litthis begins to sound like that old song of conjugal confusion — " I'm m y ow n grandpa" — so be it. It's another Am erican "first” in the expanding surrogacy circuit. Gradually, we've gotten uaed to the Idea of babies conceived out-of-womb. We've sub­ divided motherhood Into Its biological parts — genetic and gestational. W e've adjusted to women walking around ca rrying "other peo­ ple's fetuses." We've met surrogate^ w h o are siblings and surrogates who arc strangers. Now. Judging from the mild reaction, we are not shocked by a m o th e r-d a u g h te r a c t of n a tu re and technology. Almost from the time the two women discovered that Christa had been born without n womb, they had talked about a Joint pregnancy. Arlette, having given birth T O her daughter, had no trouble giving birth FO R her daughter. "You d o what you do for your children because y o u love the m ." she says. "If you can do something to help yo u r children, you do it." I don't doubt t h b sentiment, though in some ways her pregnancy has established a new threshold of mother love: C a n you top thb? We take self-sacrifice for granted am ong mothers. Indeed, th b mother had a role model In South Africa where a 48-year-old gave birth to triplet grandchildren. As for the men In their lives, there were, notably, no comments in the stories I read from either husband or father. W hat are the feelings about, essentially. Impregnating your m othcr-in-Uw? O f sleeping w ith the wife now carrying your daughter's child? W ould we feel queasy If this w om an were carrying the sperm other son? I will spare these children — conceived with love, carried w ith love — m y reservations about the complex psychology In their biology. But os each reproductive tale comes delivered to m y doorstep, nicely wrapped In m y morning newspaper. I have felt another gnawing worry. Have we become obsessed w ith the pre­ ciousness of our ow n sm all pool of genes? What exactly are people w illing to do to produce ihetr “o w n " children? U It too much? Do the new technologies enable us to re­ produce variations of ourselves? Do they keep us fixated on the genetic links that connect? At what cost? As the biological mother of a child, I ant treading o n sensitive turf. B ut as someone with adopted relatives. I*have never entirely un­ derstood the prim acy given to blood. Lately. It seems that everything conspires to place nature over nurture, genes over envi­ ronment a n d so too, surrogacy over adoption. We have seen soldiers off to w ar after stashing sperm In a bank. W e ’ve had a divorcing couple wrangle o v e r th e ir frozen em bryos. T h e hum an genome p ro ­ ject charts every dif­ ference In o u r make­ up. A t the sam e tim e that s c le n tb b have discovered that every hum an on earth de­ scends fro m one genetic m other, we seem more obsessed w ith o u r p e rso n a l genetic h b to ry . A n d o u r o w n g e n e tic C H t r pregnancy legacy. has A doption is both 6 6 ta b lish td a harder to accom plish rww threshold a n d m o re c o m ­ of mot bar plicated these days. tore, jp T h e re a re fe w e r babies (read: w hite American infants) and more hurdles. There are worries abut crack babies as well as concerns about open adoptions. But ethiclst A rt Caplan. w ho has spent more time In fortuity clinics than 1. agrees that moat of the people going down the new reprodcutive m enu of n e w options, are not here because of the scarcity of adopts ble babies. "T h e y w a n t to send something of themselves into the fu tu re ," he says, admitting. "Th a t sounds like a bad version of a time capsule, but what these new technolgles remind us Is that people w ant to have children in part to carry on their biological blueprint. It's not Just the case that people want to parent: they want to parent someone w ho represents themselves.” T h e question now Is how far should we go for that desire? A ll the way — cash In hand — to a surrogate? Back to m om ? A t 42? At 63? W hy Is It so h a rd to switch our sights from our microscopic genes to the world of children who need parents? So. I w ish this fam ily well. But I also squirm when Christa, watching her mother grow big with grandchildren, says. “ There are other women like me and 1 want them to know that this is one option they can think about.” Now it la one option...one option too many. W A S H IN G T O N - Marine reservists w ho Invoked conscientious objector status to stay out of the Persian G ulf War believe th e y are the victim s of the mother of til Injustices. T o these reservists, the price they paid for principle was persecution and violation of their right to due process by the Marines. T o the Marine Corps brass, the 24 reservists being held at Cam p Lejeune. N .C ., are nothing m ore than deserters — Marine* who foiled to show up when their untta were activated and thus have to pay the price for their actions. Pfc. E rick Larsen was at one time a M a r i n e 's M a r in e , finishing at the top of the corps’ punishing t h r e e -m o n t h p r o ­ gram when he signed on In 1965. „ B ut along, the way the diehard Marine tu rn e d d o v is h . B y la st D e c e m b e r he w a s th e g u n g -h o peacenik w ho threw his m ilitary dog tags at the W hite House d u rin g a n anti-war dem onstration. The 2 3 • y e a r • i Alona the way tho diehard old Larsen says his Marine turned conversion came in dovieh. j college classroom s s t u d y in g C e n tra l A m e r ic a n h is to ry and the American Involvem ent in the Dominican K e p i Nicaragua and E l Salvador. Now his hero Is Sophocles, not Storm in' Norman. Larsen's life changed forever shortly after Iraq Invaded Kuwait last August, which prompted his filing for conscientious objector statu*. W hile the request was pending. Larsen barnstormed the United States and Europe spreading the gospel of peace and attacking U .S . Persian Guff policy, draw ing wide media attention. T h e Marines rejected Larsen's conscien­ tious objector petition, disputing that his motives were not religious, moral or ethical. Larsen refused to report for active duty w hen his unit was called up last February, and was charged with desertion In time of w ar after he turned himself in. T h e charge carries the possibility of the death sentence. Ironically. Larsen could have evaded the war w ith a wrist slap had he gone on a drinking binge. In one case reviewed by our reporter J a n Mol ter a reservist who missed the entire w ar due to prolonged drunkenness received a sentence of 21 days. A lthough Larsen's charges were ultimately reduced to plain desertion, advocates for him and other reservists stationed at C a m p Lejeune charge that the Marines arc pulling out all the stops to punish these pacifists. Fo r example, the Marines decided to lum p all the reservists together at C a m p Lejeune. rather than trying them closer to their home bases where witnesses and other assistance would be mare available. Nor is there any precedent for that practice, which they view as an attempt to Intimidate the prisoners. " T h e M arine Corps declared w a r on conscientious objectors, and their gam e plan was to Isolate, Intimidate and Incarcerate.” Larsen’s attorney told us. There's nothing unusual about grouping all the conscientious objectors together, and the decision was based on consolidating resources, according to the Marines. In Larsen's case, his attorney was denied a request to produce 39 witnesses for the prelim inary hearing held carter this sum m er. In addition to denying all defense witnesses, the defense also claims that he was deliber­ ately kept away from the preliminary hearing by scheduling M on a day he had previously Indicated he could not attend. A federal district court Judge In San Francisco last May ordered that Larsen get a new and Impartial hearing, stating that his due process rights had been violated during an earlier discharge hearing. T h e new hearing la still pending. �c ^ P M jjjH H w ie ra Sanford Htrakf, Sanford, Florida - Wtdnatday, August 14, 1991 - M Gallery plans tourism workshop 'Sanford Committee’ to take realtors on a tour iykA iSs^ss* —n m*«iuii o wan w**n-** iif the SA N FO R D - Realtor* from the Orlando and W inte r Park area will invade Sanford Fri­ day. A citizens group la In* vltlng them to learn w hat the city la really like. Th e local group I* know n a* the “Sanford C om m ittee". It la chaired b y long tim e resi­ dent B illy H ig g in s a n d chntclt of Q C uinn Realty. T h e ir Intent fa to present the mem bers of the Ortahdo/WInter Park Board of Realtors w ith an overview of the entire city, w ith the hope that they m ay expand their realty work to include the Sanford area. A lt h o u g h t h e S a n f o r d Committee la an Independent organisation. It Is supported b y th e Q r e a t e r S a n f o r d C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e . Chamber Executive Director Dave Farr said. " T h e com - on h e r soft tourist concept. That Involves pleasing tourists who appreciate the real or natural Florida, aa seen along the St. Jo h n s River and the historic districts of Sanford. Also during the meeting. Jack Wert, executive director of the Seminole County Tourist Devel­ opment Council, w ill give a brief overview on what the council is doing to attract tourists to the county. J o h n Lombardi. Sanford m an­ ager o f Auto Tra in will explore w a y s In w h i c h th e lo c a l merchants can work lo expand the length of train customers stays In the area. Andrea Farm ­ er. marketing coordinator for the Central Florida Zoological Park w ill lead an audience discussion on additional w ays in which to entice visitors to Central Florida to attend more time In Sanford. T h e program is open to all persons w ho arc Interested In w o r k in g w it h m e m b e rs of S H D W A to develop a blueprint for attracting tourists who might enjoy exploring nature, historic sites and the rich heritage this area has to offer. T h e m eeting w ill be held Tuesday. Aug. 30. at the First Street G a lle ry. 203 E . First Street In downtown Sanford. A business meeting is scheduled for 9:30 p m ., w ith the program starting at 6 p.m . Refreshments will be served by Forever Fash­ ions. For further Information, con­ tact the First Street Gallery. 333-9178. W ith completion of a new runway next m onth, the airport capacity w ill expand to 308.000 flight operations a year, he said. f lig h ts . H e said a feasible payback phut must be demon­ strated to be eligible for a state ?. of Oviedo, sal said he would support the appropriation In the House. order to retain outgoing member Shirley Schllke. Sanford Mayor Bettye S m ith nominated former state represen tit Ive Bob Hattaway to replace Schllke. Both Schllke and Hattaway attended the session. Gardner, the Titusville Demo­ crat w ho represents Sanford, urged airport officials to prepare a financial plan showing the am ount of revenue that caA be p r o d u c e d b y In te r n a tio n a l Rep. A rt Orindte. R-AHamonte Springs, praised the efforts of the authority and encouraged the city to expand the site of the a u th o rity from seven to tta m a xim um of nine members In said. “ It's not as parochial as some people think. Moot of the members don't even live In the city. I think the criticism Is unwarranted." " I waa pleasantly surprised w ith the progrera and the plans of the airport authority," said Sen. T o n i Jennings, R-Orlando. “ I don't have a problem w ith the board. I never had a problem w ith the board." O n ly Rep. Stan Balnter, RTavares, cast a n y doubts of whether the current authority members were capable of pro­ gressing the airport beyond Its current operations. " T h e present authority has done a real good Job In getting the airport whee It la today." Balnter said. "It's going to take some real good people w ith real foralght to take It from here." Balnter said he waa Interested In the International facility, but would need to see more Informa­ tion about It. •P i Herald Staff Writer believe* that m any of to the south of us S A N FO R D - What can San­ ford do to attract mote tourists? Answers m ay be forthcoming at the next meeting of the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront of what Sanford has to Farr said the tour will start at 9 :3 0 a.m.. w ith hrrakfaat on board the Rivtfrahip G rand Romance.- “Th e n they’ll take a bus tour of the area Includ­ in g stops at the S a n fo rd Middle Seminole HiMti of o u r parks. and a trip through the htatortcal district.” Farr said the Realtors win also be taken through other less developed parts of Sanford. “ W e want to show them the entire picture o f what Sanford Is really like." T h e theme for the meeting Is " T h e W ho. How and What of A ttra c tin g T o u r is ts ." N ancy .Y u r o n la . p re s id e n t o f th e Rlvershlp Grand Romance, w ill lead the panel with a discussion Airport1A T h e entire tour Is being financed by donations from a num ber of local businesses. Approximately BO m embers « • the Orlando/WInter Park Board of Realtors have a l­ ready signed up for the event. TaxTop Shiite Cites hostage breakthrough Astocfotsd Press Wrltsr G E N E V A - A m id wfc reports that a broad-based deal was In the works to free Western hostages in Lebanon. U .N . Sec­ retary-General held talks today with Israeli negotiators and said he hoped the Jewish state would free some Arab detainees this weekend as a "gesture." Reports about prospects for an overall swap differ in details, but there arc co m m o n threada: freedom for the 11 m issing Westerners, Israel’s release of Arab detainees, and the release of seven missing Israeli serv­ icemen or the return of their remains. One potential snag Is the fate of Shiite M uslim terror­ ists Jailed In Europe. Hopes for a break In the hostage Impasse gained new I m p e t u s la s t w e e k , w h e n kidnappers freed three hostages In four days — Briton Jo h n M cC a rth y on T h u r s d a y and Frenchman Jerom e Leyraud and A m erican E d w a rd T r a c y on' S u n d a y ...................... Tra cy, 80, flew back to the United States today after w e n ­ d in g tw o d ays at the U .S . m ilitary hmpttal In Wiesbaden. Germ any. There have been In­ dications that he underw ent severe mental stress during his five years In captivity and w ill require psychiatric care. In Ocneva. Pares de Cuellar framed against false expecta­ tions that today's talks w ith senior Israeli negotiators would solve the long hostage crisis. " I a m not e xp ectin g th a t the Israelis will give me the magic form ula." he told reporters. Asked If he expected Israel to free some prisoners as early as the weekend, replied: " T h a t ’s m y hope." adding: "W e could have a gesture on the port of one or the other. Th a t would be extremely positive." " I am most distressed about o u r te n ta tive ad v a lo re m ." W arren said. “ There are all kinds of things hitting the citi­ zens right now. My Intent Is still extrem ely strong to continue s e e k in g c u ts to th e base budget." Tentative property tax notices are scheduled lo mailed tomm orrow by Property Appraiser BUI Suber. Commissioners can lower the property lax Increaae at their Sept. 10 budget bearing but not raise It without mailing notices to owners of the 120,000 taxable properties. Suber said m a n y hom eow ners w ill see double and trebled assessments, w hich will affect tax payments. W hen commissioners last con­ sidered the 'ax. they considered a 10 percent utility tax that would have allowed a 10 percent reduction in the unincorporated property tax. About 75 angry citizens attended the J u ly -30 hearing to oppose the tax. which estimates show would cost all unincorporated residents be­ tween $120 and $200 annually. T h e tax Increase would cost homeowners f teds than $20 a T o p Israeli negotiator U r i Lubranl. arriving at the Geneva airport this morning, (old re­ porters he would stay "as long as it takes me to c a n y out m y *“•- -/i y e a r. busln I I t DEATHS • »'*. , try .*■»' •*r\ i Fags 1A ! ! Robert Edmond Elliott, 49, 242 Wagonwhccl Court. San­ ford. died Friday of an accidental electrical shock. Born Dec. 18. 1941. In Greensboro. N .C.. he moved to Sanford from there in 1974. He was a sign m aker and installer for Turne r Neon and a member of Christian Fellowship United Church of Christ. Lake Mary. Survivors include daughters, Helena, Sanford. Daw n Gardner. Jamestown. N.C.: sons. Jeffrey W a y n e . G re e n s b o ro . J e r r y Bryant. Browns S u m m it. N .C .; m o th e r. A g n e s S l a y - E l l i o t , G re e n s b o ro ; b ro th e r s . R o n Jordache, Port Canaveral. Ed T u r n e r J r . . S a n fo rd : th re e grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Orlando, in charge of arrangements. E R A D IL L A R D L A T E K D R E M Era Dillard Latendress, 81, 320 Hibiscus Road. Casselberry, died Monday at her residence. Born Nov. 4. 1909, In Medulla. she moved to Casselberry from Greenville, S.C.. in I960. She w as a hom em aker and a Catholic. Survivors include son. J i m Bem lol. Merritt Island: daughter. Patricia B. Wells. Norcroas. G a .: slaters, AnnabeBe Dillard. Astro. Marseille Sabin. Orlando: five g r a n d c h ild r e n ; e ig h t g r e a t­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. Charles L. Tiffin. 83, Valmoru Drive, CaaaelberTy. died Monday in Orlando. Bom Nov. 25. 1907. In New York City, he moved to Casselberry from Hollywood In 1980. He was an Insurance adjuster and a Methodist. He was a former member of the Lions C lu b and the Elks Club. Survivors Include wife. Esther: sons. Charles A . Jacksonville. Richard L.. West Palm Beach; daughter. Joan T . Relnke. Cas­ s e lb e r r y : s is te rs . J e a n T . Lldstrom. Vero Beach. Margaret W ilso n . Barefoot B a y: seven g r a n d c h ild r e n ; fiv e g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. Becky Weller. 59. Andrews Drive. Longwond, died Tuesday at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. fVtm March 31, 1932. In Washington County. Md., she m o v e d to L o n g w o o d fro m Fairfax. Va.. In 1974. She was a customer service representative and a member of thn Rolling H ills Women's Golf Association. S u rv ivo rs include husband. Charles E.; daughter, Patricia. Altamonte Springs. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fu n e ra l Hom e, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. E L E A N O R B. W Y A T T E le a n o r B . W y a tt. 7 8. E lls w o rth Street. Altam onte Springs, died Tuesday al Florida H ospital. Altamonte Springs. Born Dec. 30. 1912. In St. Paul. M inn., she moved to Altamonte Springs from Atlanta in I960. She was a homemaker and a Methodist. S u rvivo rs include husband. Donalu D.; brothers. Clayton K. Brubaker. Eldon Brubaker, both of St. Paul. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. Residents said they could se­ cepti tt a 820 increase In taxed, but notla a 8300 Increaae. In elim inating the 10 percent utility tax w hich would have raised about $& 2 a year, com ­ missioners cut 8375,508 from the 8 1 .2 million rood repaving program . Commiaslonera also e lim in a te d a b o u t $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 needed to replace a emergency medical response vehicle. Th e y also eliminated about 81 million to be set aside for future (Ire equipment purchases. A m b u la n ce Department funds would enable the h irin g of paramedics. D u rin g Thursday night's City Commission meeting. Litton Is expected to give a temporary solution to the need, by im p o s­ ing an agreement w ith Atlantic Am bulance Service. Atlantic's Operations Manager W alter F. Etemann. of Longwood. has told Litton the com ­ pany la w illing to provide an existing A L S unit to be stationed at the Department of Public .Safety headquarters. Th e la in •bulance however, would only be available from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m .. although there would be no charge to the C ity. Th e only requirement Is that Atlantic be allowed lo use the city facilities Including a day room and show­ er facilities. Eiamann has assunred Litton that Atlantic w ill be looking into their current zone boundaries during the next three months, and m a y be able to make some changes which will allow the operation on a 24 hour per day. seven day per week basis. No apeclllc time period has been determined as yet. The A L S unit would contain a heart defibrillator unit, credited with helping save the lives of m any heart patients. If (he City Commission approves the tem­ porary part-time assignment of the ambulance. It could be In operation within two weeks. Th e Lake Mary C ity C o m ­ m is s io n m eeting w ill begin T h u rs d a y night, at 7 p.m .. at the Luke M ary City Hall. U .S . THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT “ I’d like to say the legislative delegation Is a strong supporter of the airport," Grindlc said. “ W e really want to do anything we can to help you. I’m particu­ larly excited about Bobby Hat­ taway being on the board. B ui I would alao strongly urge you to de everything you can to get Shirley Schllke to come bock on the board. T h is lady Is really a big advantage.” Schllke said this m orning she resigned due to health reasons. She said she wanted an oppor­ tunity to travel and “ get cought u p w ith m yself." “ T h e y already have some of the most successful people In the county on the board." Stone Races* 1A explained there had been a large race In Canada, but II has been having fewer entries In recent tim es. " T h i s ye a r's race in Sanford could end up to be the largest in the entire Western Hem isphere," he said. W ith the exception of one or two years, the races have been held on Lake Monroe for the past 20 years. T h is will be the 11th consecutive year the event has been hosted by the Orlando Yacht C lub . J u n i o r s i z e s a i l b o a t s to monohulls of 25 feet or more. Many size catamarans will also be featured. Gardiner said some of the race classifications will be for the state and even national cham pi­ onships. "Th e se w on't be Just point races." he said, "th ey will actually be competing for cham ­ p io n s h ip s In t h e ir v a rio u s classes." Th e races w ill be held along the shore of Lake Monroe, Dec. 6-8. As for m any of the boaters who will be on hand. Gardiner A m ong the bouts scheduled to said, "T h e y will Just be com ing participate in over 50 classes are to Sanford and entering the sizes th a t. range from 8 foot races to have fun ." • H BANKRUPTCY— < •■ITFO R YOU? 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SANFORD Sponsors or (he M EM O R IA L GUARDIAN PLAN (Insurance Funded Prearranged Funeral Program) • C a s h O u t Investor Refinances • S w im m in g Pool C o n stru ctio n Loans • 9 5 % E q u ity F in a n cin g Loans • C o m m e rcia l Loans • M obile H o m es W ith land U p T o 3 0 Ye a rs Finance • 8 0 % P u rcha se M oney O w n e r O ccup ie d Fixed Rate W ith N o Incom e. • ECN MORTGAGE CORPORATION OFFERS THE LOWEST RATES W/ SUPERIOR SERVICE • WE A R I CENTRAL FLORIDA'S ONE STOP MORTGAGE COMPANY! ★ Cull M a y Far Current Rutue and Programs ★ ★ Apply By Phene Without Obligation ★ M O O C A G C tO K P O K A T IO N M 2- 24 Dattona Plan, 1200 Deltona Btvd., Deltona Daytona Batch Area •DaLand Area •Deltona Area 788-7110 774-4404 574-4070 •Orlando Araa •Orango City Araa •Sanford /Lake M a r y 740-8885 774-4404 574-4070 E C N rk. . / i' H SSm iS UENOfR! Mon.-Thur. 8:30 lo 5:30 Fri. 8 3 0 to 5:00 Sat 9:00 to 12:00 •FOR QUA CUSTOM AS CONYEMENCE. PLEASE CONTACT QUA DELTONA Of FCC THA0UQM YOU A LOCAL AAEANUMSE A LS TIO A JOVE CA CAU. COLLECT Licensed Mortgage Brokerage Business W’ �k____ _ m* ■In ■ii »*— *J *■— * M -* k Im U * — w n ro fu rf®f«Kit o v iiu f u , r i o n o t • LaoM Notice* U g a l N o lic t L IR A S ABVBRTtSBMS NT B ta iss m -M M U M CIRCUIT cower O P T M N fN M W C IM . N O T IC E CASE NO. M -l JESUS J AAR, S E C U R IT Y P A C IFIC R A­ TIONAL TRUST COMPANY, ASTR U tTR I PLAINTIFF. MICHAEL J, J AMIS. *T At. DIFENOAMTIS). NDTKB OP ACTION CONSTRUCT IV ■ SBRVKI -PRO PERTY TO: SANORAL. LOCK! T H O M A S L . H A L L end EAR BARA S. H A LL. Ms wHS, O e f e n d o n t s . TOUCHSTONE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, a P ® S T IIR L IC R IS T fsTlNC- a FterMs i; AM ORIW Ff TIR THOMAS L. H A LL. o tty mM^Wh/e SIM ULATION ” NOTKI N Ntecn teat pursu­ ant te cr Amended Pled JeARmspCAMaAJutySt, tSBLte Case Ns. SB4MVCAABG M tec Circuit Court M tec UsAteante JudlcIM Clrcutt, te add ter County, PtertRc M whtah RUSSILL IMLL 1 L. DIVORI N «C RtelnRN CCD THOMAS L. HALLand BARBARA S. NALL, his Wife, end THOMAI L. WHOM ITM A V C O N C IR N : YOU A M N O T IF IIO MM CC Le t I I * . C A R R IN G TO N II. steerStep te wM MR te tec MMNM Mteter N r a t e M tec weM went Acer M tec « , R e m » ERA )A cccrAs M Cwmty, PNrtdB Cctwcen U:te AAL and t:S i RJNL on t a r Nntem » WW. tec teteceteB **YOU*AAt H IR K IV NOTI RIBOjNAjCw a tm i heejwen M yccrt mM . E S it v v w w y ■ ■ M U SEMINOLE County. FtorlS P vi ip, i „ ^ -- . LOT L C H I STRUT HILL. ACCORDINO TO THC R U T TH IR IO R AS RCCORMD IN R U T ROOK If, RAM S H THROUOH 7ft INCLUSIVf •OR T H I RURUC RICOROS OR SINUNOU COUNTY, FLORIDA. mere ccm m m Uv Im m at 1M4 •AYWATBN COURT. U K I MARY, FLORIOABTM. TUN aetten Nm putrod te serve a o r A y n r written dNsnaa, II any. te tt « i SHARIRO A FISHMAN, AtIcrncyi, « M M cAArcn Is Temps, FL n m . «n u . HU, OTA Ate Ate wlte Ate Cterh M tels Chart i ho tntercA W m R s s In y hand cnA iscl ¥ INIs Caurt en te* llth dey it AlMMSt.Wtl. (U A L ) MARVANNE MORSE Circuit and County Court* By: Pstrlcls F.Heath OspwtyCteHi Publish. A .;u tl 14 21. Jl A ur T , Iff I IB NCR DcrNct. R.A.. Rlcistim ' at­ torns > wNcsc lAAr i n Ni WE ffrtw p . P la n * a m m m '■C - '■"" - ; ^'■■I W HR fPRI# me NM CrtBMM teNN tec ClirN M M e Coart. Flslntltf, m C H A R D M FANNING; MM.. N O T K I OF ACTION RubNst: AageMIATI. m i DRUM my henA cnA met M NAs Cccrt sn AmimM I t W t. (COURT M A LI M M Y A N N I MORSE Cterh ct Clrcutt Court By: RuthKInp “ * Cterh August 14 It. tt A L ie n ±M . IMTNE CIRCUIT COURT OR TNG MTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN TH E CIRCUIT (M E K te lR K A M I F ID IR A L N A T IO N A L MORTOAOR ‘ f t W lATHWI R U IN T IF F , CASINO. It-tMACA-H-0 B IN E HAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C O L O N IA L M O R T O A O R COMPANY R U IN TIP F. BOOKER T . BIACH AA L JR.. IT A L . D IR IN O A N T (S ). N O T K I OR ACTIOM c o m ra u c n vi NANO T. NOUVIN. I T AL. OEFINOANT(S). N O T K I OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE M R V IC I — PROPERTY TO: HANOT. NOUVIN RcsIAsncc unknown, H llvtep I CSr,*reMW' " o A T e S f 'T h T s ^ r t h da y cl AucaM, ICft. M A R T A M II m o c u C L IR K O R C IR C U IT COURT riD H tel W. w4R kc I^ ate p rw i um my rr IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. ■W HTBINTN JUDKIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A U N a t im c c A DIVISION: 1*K ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, sF Nr Ms tec Final j S tewdi * * * * " let a . RJOT CAMDEN, ee­ ls tec MM tearcM, as i WcHMtetel Rapci ■ ■ W UNNPt MUIh WrlWi ttrmtm f W I M A P ■ H Ibrine nm m inm y im wM teirw w MtecscMOstenAsnte.il M tea sate Dstendants. |r has rgmgrrted and H either sr hath M scM Petendcnta era hsltl M SOM A mnI‘* ftiatr rti h e irs , A culscct, frcntccs, CCClE— C. creditors. Usnsrs. and trustees, end ell ether heir*, devisees, g r antees, assignees, creditors, tteners, and trvstaas, and all ettwr D e f e n d a n t !* ); end the otcremontlonod named De- D o lc n d a n t (* )i a n d c teremenllened named teddcnt(S ) end such at cleramantimed unhneam tandenta and aach e t alsrsmintlmid unknown fonAcnt(s) end such el ■teremenllened unknown fendants end such ct unknown the De­ the Os- th e Dothe Dr the Dr T O : B IN JA M IN H IR N A N O IS Lest Known Mailing AACrets: i l l WIIAsmA Brice . FterMs Vtm crentess. assignees. II creditors. trustees, cr clctmcnts claiming hy. thrsuph cn A u n A s r B E N J A M I N H IR N A N O li. YOU A R I NOTIFIED test cn cncum tcrlnp the following prepsrtr In Seminote Crusty, LMMf. SPRING OAKS. UNIT 1 otter Png te tec plct MsreM, In Ptet Bate It, P m s i 11 cnA I t Rutile M Ssmlnsls County. PterlAs. hes Been fiteA by the Pletnttlt seeInst ysu cnA steers In tec ■bovo entitles truss snA ysu are rogubod te tens c espy at your written Astenses. It any. te It an PlalnllH’s d ism a ys. SMITH A SIMMONS, lit Wtet Adams Street. Sulla 111C. Jactmnvllle. FterMs a c t an or esters Ssptentesr M. Iffl, snA fils tee grlginei with tea Cterh M this Court sithsr hsterw service an Ptslntttf t sttemay or Im m e d ia te ly th e re a fte r; ethsrwlss. a Catsuit will he entered scslnst you tor the relist demanded In the com­ plaint or petit Ion. WITNESS my hand and tool of this Court on this 1]th day ot August. Iftl. (Court Seel) swllurte. YOU A R I H I R I I Y NOTI­ F I I O « M an action hes keen te terecteae c inerta Mtewlnf reel crapr, lying and being end «MuM ad In SEMI N O L I County. Fieri- suMurtr**"** II YOU ARB H SR 8 B Y NOTI PIBO MM an cctten has hem tammanced te larattem e martgaea m tea teltewing reel prep arty, tying and keteg m d aituetad in SEMI N O L I County. Plan, mare particularly L O T 1*. BLOCK " W . NORTH O R L A N D O T B R R A C I SEC­ TIO N POUR OR U N IT O N I. ACCOROINO T O T H I R U T T H IR IO R AS R IC O R O ID IN P L A T BOOK IT, RACE SB. PUBLIC RECORDS OR SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOTS A 1. A 1A II, 11AMO IS, FIRST ADO IT ION TO SYLVAN LAKE. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H IR R O P A t R l CORDED IN R U T BOOK 4 PAGE N, PUBLIC RECORDS OF S I M I N O L I C O U N TY . FLORIDA. mare cs^n^nenty hnssm ea Itel EMMET AV1N UI. SANFORD. FLORIDA SOT!. This action ha* s o u t h * T d o b m c n " a v i n uT W INTER SPRINGS. RLORIOA This cctten hes keen te serve c espy M ycur i dstense, it any. te It an SHAPIRO A FISHMAN. At tcrncys. whese address Is Beypart Place. C M Cam rnyw^MlIr fsiiMWlV w rk^N Fl^W ^M ^up , (ii|ld Ctrl Tempo. P L 32M7. an er ka Saptemkar 12. m i . and UN tea erloinM with tee Clark M tela Caurl aithsr fcstera sanrica an Plaintiffs attorney or Immadi - f ik M ^ J te p , ITKTwDimr * d ^ m lc R wITimWtBu September 4 lpci DEI 104 FL tl. m i. and flte tea artte Mo Clark M tel* Court antler hater* isrvtas m ■I — I—kilter* rUHRliri WHIWy uWa | _ _ ^ i August. Iftl. M ARYANN! MORSE Circuit and County Courts By: Patricia P. Heath Deputy Cterh Publish: August 14 11. t e A ' ptemher 4 m i ri-tss haComplaint. WITNESS my hand and aaal at tel* Court m the Wh day at August, m i. (AL)I (SEAL MARYANNEMORSt Circuit and County Courts By: FatrktaF. Heath Deputy Cterh Finish: August 14 11. » A r4ltt1 II- IS* ]|)|| t ,% f • 1. ctkid IS a b o u t t o h a v . S . P re s y o u r Bps t o o t t t i D r j n d c o u n t t o i a O r, b etter y e t. t o 20. t P u t y o u r c t ild ln a t lm M u t c t ia ir .f lis m r n M r t t w r u le ; _ 1 i ■M , ■, j*hM l * m e i ft Phone a m e n d . • . If: ______ ta k e a v w fc . 7 . Take a h o t b a th o r s p t s h c o ld m a te r o n y o u r fa c t. • l Tu rn o n s o m e m u s ic fctoyOt e v e n d n o a to n o . •l Pick u p a p e n d a n d w r it * d o w n m m a n y h e D M w o rd s as you can th in k o f. Sava th a S t 1 0 . Wrtte f o r p a re n tin g Inform a tio n : P arenbng P.0. Box 2866 Chicago, c 60690 Take Tim a O u t D o ty tT a k a K O u tO n Y o u rC N M . * ~ ~ - National Committee for Prevention ot Child Abuse N yew M ite da aft a I be entered again*! Caw (|m p^ftM pwm twWCstehm eedeFMM Juteft ___________d r entem ante tee R e t lt le a e r, R O I 1 R T K . M t l K A Me dMR«M N r Me edkpNmMRLR. DATED M SmterCL Samlnete County, Ftertdft tell Gft dey M Au y M .A P .m i, ■LNORAMUARE, ASRECORDED ---------------- i m Orem Spring Ctrtte, Winter AUOkcTVxPRESS, and Mel I Intend te regtoter told name wa. Pterldft in ece wtte tee prpytoten* et :titteus Name Shdute. T o Wit: Sectton 444-4*. Pterldi Statutes 1*47. Lawte B. Karrsn tobteft: Auguat 14 m i arag MeeMiRsn. EnTNCSS my tend and Me n M M Mte court m JU LY tt. m i. (SEAL) AeClerbMMeCeart I B.1 L o t t b . B lb c b A . T H I S P R IN G S D B B D W O O D ESTATBS. accardtegte tee Plat 7S and 7ft Rubik el Samlnete County. said land ar used in canlimctten Jaty Sft II ft pNR lie 1411*1 r « , » D B I-Itt . jC H y M I I OMc*. H I N. I M acme dey M tee City Camt:M PM . In lh* 117. ■ i In Civil Aetten tea. Pi-ttttCA-lAG neat hi tee Circuit Caurt te i County. Pterl- Nm M FAW I l . l f ---------!■ TUB CNKW T C H U T IN TH E M ATTER OF: awnaMettenamett S C O TTA U N K IR IB V . amMercbNd te C t m A C T IM C M C M L fl-lM C A M R E S O L U T IO H ^ U S T COR­ PORATION. as BeesNor ter R IO N IIR SAVINOS RANK. R.IB., t/fc/e PIONEER F ID ■RAL SAVINGS RANK, f/k/e R IO N IIR R ID IR A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI­ ATION. l/h/C CLEARWATER FEDERAL SAYINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION, f/fc/ft PARK F I D I R A L SAVINGS A N D UM NAM C1ATION, ■ TOT ARAM SINGH, MeL TO: NEERSINOM LAST KNOWN ADORBSS: iM T teirmCaua Langwwad, F L N M CURRENT AOORISS: hls/htr >rMteKtly* unhnewn heirs, devisees, erentees, Itemrsand 'teg by, EM YOU ARB NOTIFIED MM an SBMl N O utauX.nartele: L M te M TIBBRON COVE, a SubdteMm, au erdlng t e the RIM thereat, as racardad m Flat Rash n.mga* U md te, M tee Public Record* at lamlnot* SCOTT A U N V O U N O TMRSTATB OF FLORIDA TO f WILLIAM STUART KIRKSY YOU A R I NOTIFIED MM m ariten N r changteg Me name M Me miner dUM. SCOTT A U N KIRKBV, ha* ham mad and yau are regateed te asrya a espy M K I N N I T H W. MCINTOSH, BSQUIRI. N FO. i AUGUST Sft m i. and IMyewrdsIsnaae te tela Caurt either befera service en I In tea Patitton. W ITNESS m y hand and tea mat M MH Caurt m Jaty tt. a d ., m t . (S E A L) M ARYANNS MOESC C LER K O P T H I C IR C U IT COURT k ,, Uau u M |M *^ ■ ft ■Ptef Hi WBTiaf Pimutw Clifk Puteteh: July 14 Jl A August 7, ia m i D IH -t t l IN T N E CIR CUIT COURT OR T N I E 1 0 N T IIN T H INCLUDED IN T H I VALUE TN G FOLLOWING: O F RLORIOA Oanaral Elai h k Rang* ~ " H8M Oanaral Itectrlc Oerbeg* YsrfcFumsca YarbAIrCand jtla y has bean filed against y^u yau era rambad » ssrv* a M year written datensaa. If i te It m Mkhaal J. Icbauarrla. Plaintiff's attarney. whese address Is t f l Beyshere Reateuard. Suite 7 A Tampa. Rlerlde tttte, m sr hater* September i t m i, and Me tea minlnel Rm lBWlBm WIWE Iftla WlBw Pu^t amnt ^Nru^^m batsra sarvlca m Plaintiffs rejtef plaint ar patltian. K IS U K NATIONAL BANK, Plaintiff. JAM BS VALLBCILLO. at al.. NOTICE OR R O R IC lO d U R IS A L B •YCLBR KO R CIR CU IT COURT Notlca to haraby glum that tea Cterh M tea Circuit Caurt M lim lnsls County, Florida, wifi, •n tee Nth la y M Septomter, m i . M 11:11 A M ., M tea Watt Front dear M tea Samlnate County Courteous*. In tea CHy in isnrgri, r u r i t i, OTRrr wr •ate and aall et puMto outcry te O A T B D this *«h dey *1 August. t*P1. MARYANN! MORSE Cterh et Me Clrcutt Court Samteete County. Rlerlde by: DereteyW. Rotten Diputy Cterh RabiMb: August M, tl. m i DEI-tag IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, B M H T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M l Nattee to haraby ghtan b d l In bw m m at Blvd. Se.. Lang, Pterldft ilmna a t . W1NESS my hand md tea tool M tela Caurt m this tte day o4 August, m i. MART ANNE MORSE Cterh M tea Caurt Byh: Rabid* P. Haste As Deputy Clark Publish: August 14 tl. tt ft September 4 m i DC I-14k IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IR ANO ROD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOE I DA CASE NUMBER: In It*: TheMarrt*B*M BRETT A RANK. Husband/Petitioner, and F A U U J . RANK. N O T K I OF ACTION NOTICE Is hereby sivwi teal Mara to pandlnf bi tee Cbcull Caurl In and far Sam Inals County. Ftortda. m ad ton an titled In Ra: The Marriage at Rratt A Ranh. Husband, and Paula J. Ranh. WIN. wherein tea rebel saagte to a dtossMten M tea marrtag*. te* primary stlai canbai M Dorian* Ranh and Richard AnRank. te* tw* HI miner chlteran *i said marriapa, and aMarraltof Yau are hereby ragubad te til* your written rsspanaa to said patitton with tha Cterh at tea abas* styled court and te •ary* a capy tearsat net later than tha llth day at SEPTIM B ER , m i m tha Peti­ tioner's attorney. Oardm V. Frederick. Attsrnay at law. 114 Norte Park Ayanua. laniard. Florid* JOT I t tail te da w a tea causa aracaadak parteOATEO tels tte day at August A. O. m i . Mary snna Morse* ••Clarkat tha Circuit Court in and tor SamInote County. Ftortda. Ey Nancy R Winter As Deputy Clark Publish August 14 II. M f t September 4 m i D R I-tll m lm '■■ NaVw 1a Pla EVaRm PH B tiwted In 'E County, PterWftte-wH: L O T M. A U P A V A WOODS RHASB A ACCORDINO TO TH E M A R O R P LA T THRREOP AS RBCOROEO IN R U T ROOK J7, RACES U THROUGH 14 IN T H I PUBLIC R IC O R O S OR S EM IN O LE CO UN TY. RLORIOA. pursuant te tea final dacraa at larac Naurs entered In a earn pandlnf in said Caurt. tea style at which la: K IS LA K N A ­ T IO N A L RANK. vs. JAMES V A L L IC IL L O , at al. WITNESS my hand and attidal aaal M said Caurt Nils nth day*! July. m i . (SR AM By: JanaC. Jaaawlc Deputy Clark Publish: Auguat 7.14 Iftl M I-4 1 IN T N I CIR CUIT COURT INAN OPOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. c a s k t m it -t m -o R -o -R IN R E : T H E MARRIAGE OP W ILLIA M P.M acK IN ZIE. CHANTAL L. MacKINZIE, NOTICE OP SUIT T O : CHA N TAL L. MacKINZIE .C .P .It.JO X 1X0 Y O U A l l H I R I I Y NOTI P IK D teat m action N r dltaalu tWn at marriage has ham fltod id yau are rp a capy at your b It any. to It an JO H N A BALDWIN, at Baldwin ft Morrison. P .A . Attorneys at Law. JIM >. Highway 1712. Porn Fork. Florida 1171ft and fll* tea original with tha Cterh ot tea abova-stytod caurt at lh* laminate County Courteous*. Sanford. Florida JOT), on or bafara September II. 11*1. otharwlsa. a judgment may b* sntorod against yau tar tha rat let demanded in the Fell hm. T H I S N O T I C E shall ba publtohad ones aach wash tor tour (41 cansacutfv* waafct In tha Santard Herald. Ianlord. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on tho ted day of August, m i (SCAM MARVANNE MORSE C LER K O FTH E CIR CU IT COURT ByOlanoK Brummutt Oopvty Clark Publish August 7. 14 It. Jt. mi dei as Tha CHy a ll tee rtaht te eccapt ar raket m y er efl SMsTwtte --------- Me Nd which te Its tea Inter . ate*f tea CHy. C IT Y OP SANPOB D Auguat A 1*11 PvMtoh: August 1411*1 D EI 111 IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT O B T N R IM N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANRPDN MOLE COM FLORIDA CASE NO. VMNftCA-tO’K FIRST FEDERAL SAVINOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OP OSCEOLA COUNTY. A Feder­ ally Chartered Saving* and P .J. RAYM OND E A L B I ft PBRMOTMNS. a n d te e tlM lend te ragtolar **ld name wlte the S e c re ta ry et tte t* . Tadebaaea*. Pterldft in at‘ tons at T »W h 7 ieciten titJN, Ptortda Statutes t*S7. Frm bJ. Raymond SAUsh: August 14 m i DEI-141 IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT. ItO H TIB N TN JU O K IA l CIRCUIT. H4ANN FOR In o l i com FLORIDA C A S IN G *1 IN I CA RESOLUTION TRUST COR­ PORATION, lift. Ptetetttt. SA LV A TO R ! CANNELLA. at N O T K I OP SALB Nettca Is haraby slvan Mat, pursuant ta am ardar ar a summary final |vd*m*nt at faraclasur* snfarad In tha I Plaintiff. CIVIL ACTION NO. n-iNSCAia-K LINOAW. TAWOEMAN WILLIAM C. STINSON, e single men. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: W ILLIAM C STINSON Harris City Road Waadbury, OA Je m WILLIAM C. STINSON Peat Office R m M waadbury. OA m m YOU A R E H I R I I Y NOTIPIED Ihet an action ft torseloo* e mortgage en tea tollmvtng ^rM*rty In Samlnete Sam' County, Tha West asu teat at Saute 7SV» late at Let S. I tech 7. Ttor ft et the CHy el Sanford. F torIda. esrdteg te E. R. Traftard's Map tharoof at racard In Plat bash i. Pa*aste*4 and 111,11L 111. t il. and 1)7. Samlnete County. Florida, and Tha East is teat et tea Saute T M tote at LM ft Blech 7. Tter ft and tee Saute 714 teat et Lot 4, Blech 7, Tier 4 E. H. Tratford's met SanSard. public ( ai laminate Caw a bam fltod agebiat yau and yau a n repulrad to aarya a copy at your written dttenms. II any, te H m JAMES A. BARKS. Attorney tar Plaint Ift. Past Oftka Em 114ft Santard. Ptorlde JOTS-ISM. and flte tea original with tha Clark at tea above Caurt m ar haters liptem kir 1, m i ; atearwlsa, a tha rallat demanded In the WITNESS my hand and of­ ficial seel ot this Court, on tels llth day et July. m i . (S IA M M A IY A N H I MORSE CLBR KO PTHC CIRCUIT COURT by: Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish: July 1) and August 7. 1411. m i O lt tlt s This nolle* shall ba publlshad utlv* weeks In tea Sanford __________ MNbtft al ne In tee Rarchadng Otece. n SR. m N. Park Averns srd, Plwtdft (4tt) SteMIX 1lh ' a TO: RAUUJ.RANK Ten small ways to stop one big problem r ite FEET OF LOT "Rf*. 1RWRRRD R U T . JSKMMSM x x fL&uee _________________ 9 wit will ko entered acaimt ter tea raHat demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal M Nils Court on the Sth day M M year written Mteettena, N any. M R en THERESA MARIB H U N T , Pel m anor, wbese N IN I Man* Court, N O T K I RF SALE N O T K I IS H fR S R Y OtVEH h h * an Me m b dap M Saw , m i . M U M *.m. M M Me M SmterA Ftertdft M 7 L SCRTEMSIR II. A O . M l. M ye ateN tediM R d (SEAL) MARYANNEMOASE Clark o« Circuit Court by: Patricia F. Heath Oopvty Cterh Publish: August 14 11. IS A cubed te sent* a espy M your written datenae. H any, t e It m SHARIRO A PISH NUN. At­ torneys. whese address I* Saipart Place, M S A R IN K IR and V K K I I R M K IR . Me Mte. SCHILKE I N T I R R R I S I A IN C .; SUN TRAVBL A O IN C Y i LEWIS A. CO O M B S d/b/a D U T C H ’ S CHEVRON S fR V IC f; andC.A. LONO COMPANY, tN C Ftertdft die s e r v ic e TO: ■ U IL O IR S T R U S T S IL R * INSURERS FU ND W ESTER N W O R LD IN SU R­ ANCE COMPANY. IN C BANKS SUPPLY COMPANY TO : D A M R L RAYMOND KA R ELS Y O U ARB N « R I » V NOTI­ F I I O MM en Aetten N r Nam* Chena* at M * miner child. JO SEPH RAVMONO KARBLS. w e ^ ^ 5 * t5 m w ie M g ^ M NteINTOSH, B S a U IR t. PCM FMt ? w T 7 l L°OTHIRS a* mcr kc TINAS M M e ^ r n e jT " l iR R B T H i 'V N O T K I OR ACTION T O : C L A IR I M l L U O A N . Vl***t. | rM N M , assign*#*, creditors. Itonwn. endtruakiM. and aH Other panam etobnlng, Ay. through. and* m egebtet nm m m * Oetandwrtls); mid amod D r M d t«Ch 4f INC M i unknown Obfee Ac d a a*4 such c l I M T H E STATE OF FLORIDA WAYNE RIOS . ^ * e RsNhmHM **0 T * tten has Bern tiled in the RUSSILL L. DEVORR, I; RJ . R IILTV RLUMOINO. INC. c FterWC FLORIDA ROCK IIIS. INC. c FterMs ■ lic n A C U IR I M il By tea inter d » TH E RESA MARIB HUNT M B TK IR R ACTION (S E l l l l t RTVEN. MM tea City M SenNrd, Ftertde nth racstve taated MM up te 1:1* teJKL m Thursday, August n . m i te tea Furchae Ml ter te* P IC m S M M M B IN THR CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SIM INOLICOUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. tl-ma-CA-14-0 H A b HOLDI NO COMPANY, Plaintiff, vs. LY O N ELP IER EE W OOLLEY. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: L Y O N ELP IER R E WOOLLEY YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an aetten to leraclose a mortgage on tha following property In Samlnete County. Florida B IO IN A T A POINT ON THE SOUTH LIN E OF T H E SE W OF THE NE to OF SECTION M . TOW N SHIP 10 SO UTH . RANGE » EAST. SEMINOLE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A . M2.01 P I E T NORTH Sf D EGREES 34 MINUTES J l SECONDS WEST OP TH E EAST to SECTION CORNER OF SAID SECTION 34. RUN T H E N C E N O R TH IJUSJ F E E T TO T H E NORTH LINE OF SAID SE to OF TH E NE to, RUN TH EN CE NORTH I t DEGREES 41 M IN U TES M SECONDS*WEST ALONG SAID NORTH LIN E. 3I3J0 F E E T , RUN TH EN CE SOUTH 114014 P IE T . RUN TH EN CE SOUTH 14 DEONEES JO M IN U TES « SECONDS EAST. 311.34 F E E T TO SAID SOUTH L IN E OF THE S I to OP THE NE to. RUN THENCE S I* OEORCCS 34 MINUTES M SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID SOUTH LIN E 41.41 F E E T TO TH E POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN EASEM EN T O VER TH E SOUTH 70 04 F E E T ANO TH E S O U T H W E S T E R L Y 31.00 F E E T FO R R O A D AN O U TILITIES. ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 7 OF TH E UNRECORDED P U T OF COCKRAN FOR E ST. has bam triad against you and you ar* ragulrad to sanm a copy at your written dttansas. It any. la It en M A R G A R E T A WHARTON. Plaintiff s attorney, whoso address is P. O. Boa IITJ. Ovlade. Florida 3174L en er bater* September 13. 1111. and til* the original with tha Clark el lh* court either baler* wrvWa on Plaintiff s attorney er Imma diataly tharaaftar; otharwlsa a default will ba tntarad against you ter tha rellat demanded In the complaint or petition. OATEO on August*. 1*11 (SEAL) M AR VAN N E M ORSE BY RUTH KING As Deputy Clerk Publish August 14 21. J* 4 September Iffl D E I 14* G EVERETTS HUSKBY; and LAMAR ADAMS and TARA ADAMS OR CURRENT B i l l D I N T O P L O T t . SWEETWATER OAKS, ALSO KNOWN AS SD BLUR LAKE COURT, LO4MW0OO. FLORI­ DA and T H I HUSKEY COM­ PANY, A PKrldl < N O T K I OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HIRCRY O IV IN pursuant te Summery Final Judgment at Faraclaaura dated Jufy M. 1*11. and anterad In Cam Nft IlN STPC AieK at tea Circuit Caurt at te* E ighteenth Judicial Circuit In and ter Saminets Counte, F torIda. wherein FIR S T FED ER A L SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O ' O S C EO LA C O U N TY Is tha Ptebitm and It will sail to tha k M u ,, P ^H T ^Wt rM k ^uPe ttm rr^^^Dtt* LOTfl re^OF West Front D u r al tea SEMI­ NO LE CO U N TY C O U R T­ HOUSE. M l N. Park Avanua. laniard. Florida JOT), at 11:00 o'clock A M. en lha llth day of ib In, i, Ir>n N^VfnGVr* IdR irTli l*Wtnl iutPDwiT^| described praparty as sat tsrte In said Summary Final Judg­ ment at Feractosura. te-wit: U t 1. SWEETWATER OAKS. SWEETWATER SHORES, 1-A. according tetea Plat tearaaf at rscardM in Plat Book u . Page 5. Public Racards *1 Samlnete County, Florida. O ATEO this Mfh day et July, m i. MARYANNE MORSE A SCLER K O P THE CIRCUIT COURT ' BY: Jana E. Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publish: Aupusl 7,14 l**t DEI J4 INTNE CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA. INANOPOR SIM INOLI COUNTY CASE NOtl-lJS* GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION FED ERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAIN TIFF. CHARLES D.DOMOEY. ETA L. D EFEN D A N T!!). NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROPERTY TO: WORLDWIDE COLLECTION SERVICES. INC. Rasldmca unknown. II living Including any unknown epouea of the sold OsNndmte. It either has remarried and II either er both of sold Defendants ar* dead, thslr rsspsctlva unknown hairs, davlsast. grant#**, attignaa*. creditors. Manors, and trust*#*, and all other parsons claiming, by. through, under er against tha named D a t a n d a n t l s ) ; a nd the ateramantlenad named Datendantls) and such at tha aforsmentlonad unknown Dalandents and such at tha ateramantlenad unknown De­ fendants at may ba Intents, incompetents er otharwlsa net sul juris. YOU ARC HEREBY NOTI PIED that an action has barn commenced to torseloss a martgaga on tha tallowing real prep arty, lying and being and situat­ ed In SEMINOLE County. Fieri da. mere particularly dneribed as fellows: LO T 14*. W EKIVA HUN T CLUB FOX HUNT SECTION 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 14. PAGES 44 THROUGH 17. PUBLIC RECO R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA, mors canu.isnly known as 117 H O L D E R N E S S O R IV E . LONGWOOO. FLORIDA S77* This action has bean filed against yau and you ar* raeulrad te ttrv* a copy ot your written detents. II any, to it on SHAPIRO A FISHMAN. At ternays. whets addratt It Bay Port Plata. 4100 Courtrwy Campbell Causeway. Suit* J00. Tampa. FL 33147. on er batora September I t 11*1, and til* the original with the Clark el this Court either batora tarvk* en Plalntllfs attorney or Immadi ately tharaaftar; otherwise a ditaull will be tntarad against you ter the rsliet demanded In tha Complaint WITNESS my hand and teal ot this Court en tha Ith day ot August. I*tl ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Circuit and County Courts By PatrklaF Heath Deputy Clerk Publish August 14 II. 2S 4 September a. 1*11 OEI 113 Caunty. Let **, NIC J I N LA K E VILLAS. PHASE II, eccardte* te tee pte* Ibgreet cert sorted to let Beeb >7, Psgm i and t et w JtoJlL LaE ka IJhn^im ii ■u Bh r lM Km PMPCTNttttI 'BT 'B IN Ta tiiTITm iW Caunty, Ptorlde Ipubtk sato, te te*i highest I f i, at Mew front deer et the Samlnete County Curteeuse In Santard. Ftortea at 11:4* rc u c h a m. an m | fDt IBB IVfli D A TED tels Mte day ot July, m i. (Caurt Seal) M ARYANNE MORSS C L E R K O F TH E C O U R T B Y : JanaE. Jeaawte As Deputy Clark Publish: August 7.14 m i O B I)* IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR S IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. fa-lWTCAtftO A M E R IC A 'S M O R TG A G E SERVICING, INC., l/k/t FIRST FAM ILY MORTOAOR COR­ PORATION OP FLORIDA, Plaintiff, JA M E S !. BLAKE, at al. ------*-*-4 IIUN*irB TIOBPiTft. NOTICE O f SALE Notice Is haraby given that, pursuant to tha Ordar at Final Judgment anterad an Juty 3ft m i In tels cause, In tea Circuit Court tor Samlnete County, Flor­ ida. I will tell tee property situated In Samlnete County, Florida, described as: Let IS. WEKIVA RESERVE. U N IT ONE. according te plat tearaot os recorded In Plat beak 31. pacts 44 and 47. Public Records at Samlnete Caunty, P terIda. at public sate, te tea htghast and bast bidder, ter cash. In tea West Front Dear. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Samlnete Caunty, Florida, at 11:44 A.M. an September 10. l**l. MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT By: JanaE. Jaaawlc Deputy Cterh Publish: August 7,14 l**l O E I-44 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT F O R TH IS TA TE OP FLORIDA INANOPOR SIM IN O LI COUNTY FLORIDA Case N*. *)-*17S-CAI4 (K ) KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. y*. HENRY R. PACE,*tal.. Defendants NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE BYCLERK OP CIRCUIT COURT Notke Is hereby given teal te* undersigned Maryann* M om . Cterh at te# Circuit Court el Samlnete County. Florida, will, on te* 14th day el September, iftl. at >1:40 A M., at th# Watt Front doer et the Seminal* County Courthouse. In tee City et Sanford, Florida, otter tor sato and wll at public outcry te tee highest and bast bidder ter cash, tea toriewing described property situated In Samlnete County. Florida, te-wll: That certain Condominium parcel known as Unit L Building 270 el BAVTREE VILLAGE, and an undivided 1.411*01313 interest In th* land, common elements and common sipanies apourtenant to said unit, all In accordance wlte and subjoct te tha covenants, conditions, ra strict ions, terms and other pro visions ot that Declaration el Condominium ot B A Y TR E E VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM as recorded In Official Records Booh Its] Pago IS3* through 1433. ot tee Rubric Records el Seminote County. Florida, and as emended In Offkle! Record* Book ns*. Pago, 173* of sate Public Records and as further amended in Official Records Book 1174, Pago 47* ot said Pubik Records. pursuant to the final deer** ot foreclosure entered In a case ponding in said Court, the styl* ot which is KIS LA K NA TIONAL BANK. vs. HENRY R PACE, at al WITNESS my hand end ot tidal seal ot said Court this 13th day ot July. I*tl (SEAL) By Jane E Jaaawlc Deputy Clark Publish August 7. 141*11 DEI SJ �Sanford HsraM, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, August 14, 1981 - 7A Ifn iA fA vwvnhi wvii ivop m i n Clifford, 84. and Washington-baaed First American have been under a darkening cloud In recent weeks, following regulators’ charges that the Bank of Credit and Commerce International Illegally acquired First American In 1962. B C C I. founded by Pakistanis, owned by Persian O u lf Investors and based In Luxem bourg. Is engulfed In what m ay be the biggest banking scandal In history Involving alleged massive fraud, laundering of d ru g money and support of terrorists. ivinviy luviniy |Mpvvs a a | || a j i i g j| | A A L A CO N CO R D IA. Mexico — She’s known as La Tlgresa — the Tlgresa — and her flamboyant style and stinging charges have Invigorated the campaign for Mexico's national elections Sunday. Irm a Serrano, former film star and close friend of top govern m ent officials. Is ru n n in g for the Senate from the southernm ost state of Chiapas. Leaders of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party once vied for the company of Serrano. SS. But she has broken w ith her powerful friends and now repr esents the small leftist Cardenista Front Party against I he governing party. , W A S H IN G TO N T h e relatively high losses linked to "friendly Are" In the Persian G u lf W ar were caused by the very (actors that allowed U.S. forces to swiftly defeat the Iraqi military. Pentagon officiate say. Thirty'five soldiers died and 72 were wounded In accidental attacks by their ow n colleagues during the 43-day war, the Pentagon revealed on Tuesday. T h e 35 soldiers killed by U .S . fire represented 23 percent of the 148 Americans listed aa kilted in action during the war. T h e y were the casualties of the m ilitary’s preferred style of ground combat: h ig h s p eed attacks across a broad front In all Pop# m#k#t >fiHm#wt>l ntuvn to hotvi# W ADOW 1CE. Poland - Pope Jo h n Paul n today made a bom and the sentimental visit to the house where he church where he was baptised. In hia first visit to his hometown since 1979. John Paul was greeted by a brass band In the town square, which otherwise was sealed off from the public to leave the 71-year-old pontiff alone w ith his memories. A plaque on the yellow stucco wall of 7 C hu rch St. marks the two-room apartment where Karol Josef Wojtyla was bom on M ay 18.1990. Across the street stands the ornate 18th century Most Blessed Virgin Mary parish church where he was baptised one month later. Th e trip home came on the second day of Jo h n Paul’s second visit to his homeland this year. ------------M I K a .-----------a W A S H IN G T O N — aA w o f iu w K j# D a n a of volcanic duet is screen tnj sunlight, possibly cooling the cltmi reentng climate, now that the ash h from Mount Plnatubo has girdled the globe. How m uch the Philippine volcano will change cha the weather remains to be seen. B ut already It Is providing some 1. A n d several airplane engines have been I In the air. scientists report, it cloud extends between 20 degrees north and south latitude — roughly the range from Mexico City to Rio de Janeiro — a thinner cloud band stretched as for as 35 degree*. Th a t would bring It as for north as Fayetteville. N .C.: Memphis. Te n h .. and Albuquerque. N.M. m Powtr restyis as bank chairman W A S H IN G T O N - Clark Clifforrl's abrupt resignation as the head of P in t American Bankshares Inc. Is aimed at cutting off the banking company from the widening B C C I scandal and reassuring jittery depositors. First Am erican, a bank holding company w ith S I 1 billion In assets and branches from New York to Florida, announced Tuesday that Clifford, one of the capital'a most Influential power brokers, was resigning aa Its chairman. i Front A stoeiatsd ^^raoa roftorfa FDIC nominee has little ekill as a politician P e a rl Associated Preaa Writer_______ iMimaukee 019 W A S H IN G T O N President Bush's choice to head the Feder­ al D e p o sit In s u ra n c e C o rp . brings a reputation as a tough and experienced regulator but he will have to prove himself as a politician. Th e White House announced the n o m in a tio n o f W illia m Taylor. 52. to the high-profile regulatory post on Tuesday. Ta y lo r Is finishing 22 years of service at the Federal Reserve, where he heads the central bank’s Division of Regulation and Supervision, an Important, but behind-the-scenes Job. If confirmed by the Senate, he w o u ld r e p la c e L . W il l ia m Scldman. 70. who will complete his six-year term on Oct. 16. Scldm an. perhaps the nation's beshknown regulator, has been at the center of the government's fight to manage the crisis in the banking system. Analysts and trade group rep­ resentatives said Ta ylo r, who started as a bank examiner and rose through the ranks, should have little trouble filling the regulation side of Seldman’s Job. But they said he will face a tough transition to replace him as a politician. "I think that's going to be Bill (Ta y lo r)'s biggest challenge," said W illiam Isaac, who served as FD IC chairman from 1962 to 1985. " T h e F D IC chairmanship has become a very public Job. You're In the limelight all the time. ... You have to be ... schmoozing w ith the politicians all the time. Neither one of those is something Bill Ta ylo r Is used to doing." Ami ABC LIQUORS 15 I M P L O Y l l OWNCD & IU9NT 4 & OPfRATfD 210 ABC* IN FLORIDA G O O D T H R U T U E S D A Y A U G 20' Heineken LAMEST SELECTION *0111 ® w n CANADIAN IT KT 25T! 14” 24” U C iitA U n ITS 14” C A N A D IA N LTR. TOM SIM Gilbeys Vodka USHERS M IST. Scldm an. a farm er aide in the White House of Gerald Ford, is k n o w n for c u ltiv a tin g b o th Congress and the media. It's allowed him to keep criticism of his agency, which Insures bank and SAL deposits, relatively m u te d w hile d eliv erin g bad news. T aylor, how ever, h a s been schooled in th e closem outhed, w ork-behind-the-scenes culture of the Federal Reserve. "Scldm an is a tough act to follow, politically." said Bert Ely. a n A lexandria. Va.. financial in stitu tio n s analyst. "I think Initially w hat's going to happen is the FDIC a s a n Institution is going to lose a lot of its political clout." CALIFO RN IA W INE S A IL IM P O R TE D W IN E S A LE im ir JU(. WINE M SPARKLING. WINE SALE SALE 'T O l it* ■fbibp*a LTR. 14 \ m ITS. LTR SSgSBjERS BTO|R GIN •1cm Tribute to Harry Reasoner, is -1 #T « tw Rm M ? M l IJR. MM s m i in S G ilb e y ’s AP Television Writer_____________ TE Q U IL A _ s am Jn m h r u m b i* xtum 1 : i LTR ■ri S 11.N mmmm By M M B A H H A t T M t f t t LOS ANGELES - A memorial tribute to Harry Reasoner helped make " 6 0 M inutes" the mostw atched show on television In the latest ratings. On S u n d ay 's "6 0 M inutes." Andy Rooney used film d ip s and anecdotes to honor the veteran new sm an, who died last week at 68. Reasoner was an original m em ber of th e "6 0 M inutes" lineup when the CBS program began in 1968. The program helped lift CBS Into first place in the overall ratings with a 9.2. the A.C. Nielsen Co. reported Tuesday. ABC had an 8.9. NBC an 8.8. Each ratings point represents 931.000 homes. CBS’ No. 1 finish followed three weeks In which ABC was on top. Before that. CBS hud been first fora m onth. La T lg n t i InvIgoratM campalQn nvpn i o i i i i iirmgo 10 11 minivy nrw L I T T L E R O C K . A rk . — Km art Corp. aaya It will atop telling rolling paper*. following protests from an anti-drug group. Km art become* the second retail giant this sum m er behind supermarket chain Kroger Co. to change Its policy on rolling papers, w hich are used to smoke marijuana as well as tobacco. Km art confirm ed the move Tuesday after a Km art buyer announced It In a letter to a Little rock organisation that goes by the acronym D IG N IT Y , for Doing In God's Name Incredible T h i n p Yourself. Comedian Dick Gregory and other members of the group had threatened Km art w ith "civil disobedience" If the chain did not stop selling the papers. "W h ile w e are doing this for business reasons. If It makes Illegal drug use more difficult, so m uch the better." said the letter mailed bv Km art last week. T ro y . Mich.-based Kmart, the nation’s second-largest retailer, operates m ore than 4.000 stores In the United States. Puerto Rico and Canada. Kroger Co. said last month it would require buyers of rolling papers to purchase tobacco after the group threatened a nationwide boycott of Its stores. 17M £ CAVES ST 11JI Scbasltani NAPA COUNTRY 7” i SPECIALT Y SALE mm BACARDI 2 IMS u n n » » : m E t in a * IMA a s a r X 21.H C m m M m n ^ x 17* U Q M TO R M M KP^l M m v 8” ^1 LTR . 14” mm. HM •m ~r— 9 - , -}■ f * *10*1SO. •(JCuV S E A GRA M S 7 BUND RpNRfOO BARTLES I B 38E&JM 14T! FRBESS* JAYMES *n w w I M 13.99 13.W . • **»li CARLO ROSSI ( h i : n »' 3.79 U corrii uouaus n a x IMS M tpaVS x 1 1 .M I M S 11# M a n C a m * X M Y E R S 'S LTR . IMJ . GOLD SEAL C AT A WBA 4.49 ABC HAS LOWER P K R rt II r F C. S O ' . SHOP A COMPAftti . AIMADE N VU ' f SHINE 7.29 . 3.39 �•A - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. August 14, 1991 J u l y in f la t io n u p a m o d e s t 0 .2 p e r c e n t ■f M VS M l Associated Prats Writer W A S H IN G TO N - A sleep drop In vegetable prices and a decline In gasoline costs held consumer price Inflation to a modest 0.2 percent In J u ly , the government said today. T h e small Increase In the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index bolsters economists' belter that Inflation will not be a problem as the economy struggles out of the recession that began last summer. Th e lack of price pressures allows plenty of leeway for the Federal Reserve Board to stimulate economic growth w ith lower Interest rates If that proves necessary to keep the recovery alive. Consum er prices In Ju n e also edged up 0.2 percent. Th e y rose 0.3 percent In May. For 4he first seven months of 1991, prices have advanced at an annual rate of 2.7 percent, well below the 6.1 percent rise for all of 1990. •.The J u ly report was most heavily Influenced by a 1.2 percent drop In grocery store prices, the biggest since 1953. Ninety percent of that drop came from a 12.7 percent decline In fresh vegetables. T h e price of both lettuce and tomatoes dropped more than 20 percent. Despite the (all. tomatoes are still 38.3 percent more expensive than a year ago. Fruit prices, particularly for oranges, are still suffering from the freeze that hit California early this year. Meanwhile, vegetable prices are recovering from heavy rains on the West Coast this spring. O verall food and beverage prices, w h ich Includes restaurant meals, fell 5.1 percent In J u ly after rising 4 percent In June. Meanwhile, energy prices fell for the seventh lim e In eight months as a decrease In gasoline. 2.2 percent, and fuel oil. 0.3 percent, more than Resignations cut bank’s ties to BCCI offset Increases of 1.8 percent for natural gas and: 0.8 percent for electricity. Prices excluding the volatile food and energy Item s — considered a good m easure of underlying Inflationary pre^ ssures — rose a m oderate 0.4 percent, the same! a s In June. v » Clothing costs rose 0 .9 percent In J u ly after a; slight 0.1 percent rise In Jun e . Th e department attributed the rise to less discounting than usual of women’s spring and sum m er clothing and the carller-than-usual Introduction of higher-priced fall and winter lines. ENDS SUNDAY! ■yaanevi Associated Pr— t Wrier________ W A S H IN G TO N - Clark Clif­ ford’s abrupt resignation as the h e a d of F ir s t A m e r ic a n Bankshares Inc. Is aimed at cutting off the banking company from the widening BCCI scandal and reaasurlngjlttery depositors. First American, a bank hold­ ing company with S I 1 billion In assets and branches from New Y o rk to Florida, announced Tuesday that CUfTord. one of the capital's most Influential power brokers, was resigning as Its chairman. ClirTord. 84. and W ashing­ ton-based First American have been under a darkening cloud In recent weeks, fo llo w in g re ­ gulators' charges that the Bank of Credit and Commerce In ­ ternational Illegally acquired First American In 1982. B CCI. founded by Pakistanis, owned by Persian G u lf Investors and based In Luxembourg. Is engulfed In what may be the biggest banking scandal In his­ tory Involving alleged massive fraud, laundering of drug money and support of terrorists. Last month, a New York grand ju ry announced an Indictment against B C C I. Its P akistani founder and former chief execu­ tive officer on charges of fraud, falsifying records and stealing more than $30 million. C lifford's law partner and protege. Robert Altm an, also was leaving First American, the company said. Altm an. 44. Is a director of First American and president of one of Its affiliates. " T h is Is an overdue event ... for them to be divorced from First Am erican." said Bert E ly . a financial Institutions analyst In Alexandria. Va. "Its value as an Institution Is damaged at this tim e." Clifford and Altm an said In a statement they were leaving to protect First American from the negative publicity surrounding BCCI. Neither Clifford nor Altm an was named In the New York Indictment and they have not been accused of wrongdoing. Blast kills lean, another maimed Aaeaelatad Prose____________ FORKS. Wash. - Two teen ­ agers shooting at an explosives bunker touched off a blast th a t killed one and cost the o ther a leg. authorities said Tuesday. The teen-agers were about 70 yards away when the clearly m arked. 8-by-10-foot steel build­ ing containing dynam ite a n d am m o n iu m n itra te ex p lo d ed Monday In a blast felt seven miles off. said Clallam County sheriff's officials. The dead youth was Identified us J o e l D anncm lller. 17. of Forks. He was killed as he sat In a pickup, authorities said. Dennis I’erkon. 19. lost his right leg in the explosion and was flown by helicopter (o a hospital In Seattle. He was listed in critical condition Tuesday, u hospital spokeswoman said. T h e sh e d w a s o w n e d by W inney C on stru ctio n Co. of Forks, said UndcrshcrilT J o e Martin. Winney had a valid permit for the explosives. Morris Payne, an Investigator for the state De­ p a rtm e n t of L ab o r a n d I n ­ dustries. told KING-TV In S eat­ tle. lint the shed was In a gravel pit on stute land, and Winney didn't have permission to place it there, said Joint Calhoun of the stute Department of Natural Resources. "T here's no k*usr or written documentation lor that use of slate land." he said. However. Natural Resources spokesm an Rob H arper said Tuesday night th at no law s apparently were broken and no fine would Ik- levied. A woman who answ ered the te le p h o n e T u e sd a y at th e num ber listed for the com pany said any nucsilons about the shed should Ik- directed to the departm ent or die sheriffs of­ fice. Explosives are commonly used in th e area to loosen rock In gravel pits. FARMERS FURNITURE WILL GIVE A PERCENTAGE OF ALL SALES ON AUGUST 16. 17 & 18 TO BENEFIT "NANCY DUKES'* HEART FUND FUND RAISER WILL INCLUDE A RAFFLE FOR A FREE BAHAMA CRUISE AND FREE REFRESHMENTS ONMOSTPUKNAS& W A P P L IA N C E S an d ELECTRONICS 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford -FfLt AM-.$ PM \ S a t 9 AM-5 PM Ph. 323-2132 Sun. I m f �/ IN B R I E F August WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald 14, 1991 Prep pigskin preseason Thursday marks official start of high school athletic year Lain Mary Phytleals today L A K E M A R Y - Lake M ary H ig h School will give physicals for all fall aporta (football, croaa country, swimming, volleyball), and any athlete w ho wanta to come out for aporta thla year. Wednesday. August 14 at 0 p.m . A n y athlete w ho w ill be In a fall conditioning progtain at the school must get a physical before starting the workouts. Coot will be H O p e r person tfiia year. Fo r more Information call 333*2110. Ovtodo physicals O V IE D O — Oviedo H ig h School w ill give physicals to any student (male or female) Interested In «tying out o r playing any sport during the 1901-1902 school year. T h e physicals will be given In the Oviedo High School Tra in ing Room Saturday, August 17 from 0 a.m. to noon and win coat 910 per athlete. T h e 910 will be donated b y the attending physician back to the high school to benefit the Athletic Tra in ing P ro n a m . Each athlete will need to pick u p a Athletic PhyskaVScreenlng Form packet In the Athletic Department Office or from his/her coach and fill out all information. Including notarising the Medical Treatment/Conaent form, before ob­ taining the physical. For more Information call 366-5671. HsraM Sport* Editor SA N FO R D — Tem peratures peak out In the mid 90s, the hu m id ity Is Just about aa high and severe thunderstorms are a dally occurrence. Sounds like It's football season. On Thursd a y. Florida high school football players will follow their professional and col­ legiate bretheren and begin prescaaon workouts. Seminole. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley high schools w ill all hold their first practices Thursday morning while Oviedo and Lake Mary will start In the afternoon. Lym an High School's practice schedule was unavailable. ■ch Em ory Blake, beginning According to Coach his fourth year k a d ling ir the Seminole High School Fighting Semlnoles,i, the Trib e will practice from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m . and from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on both Th ursd a y and Friday. O n Saturday. Semi­ nole will work out at 9 a.m . “ Next week. we'U play It b y ear." said Blake, noting that he and the rest of the coaching staffs derstorms. We're tryin g to beat the heat.” Blsceglla sals that the Sliver Hawks will have at least one session beginning at 9 a.m. on Thursday and Friday. If he and his staff opt to hold one m orning practice and one evening practice, the second workout would last from 6 to 7:30 p.m . Next week, the Silver Haw ks will go through two sessions beginning at 3:10 p.m. and lasting through 6:30 p .m . w ith a SO-mlnute break In between. Th e Lake Brantley Patriots of Coach Fred Almon. who Is In his seventh season at the Altamonte Springs school, w ill be the first Seminole County team to hit the field, working out 6 a.m. to 8:3 0 a.m . on Thursday, Friday and Saturday as well as every day next week. Th e Patriots will also practice from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Th e monotony of preseason w ill be broken up by such traditional events as photo days — when Individual and team photos are taken far game programs, yearbooks and newspapers — and formal Intrasquad scrimmages before culminat□ a ro u n d the county will have to schedule practices around teachers' meetings. A t Lake Mary, third-year Coach Doug Peters w ill lead the Rams through workouts from 2 to 4 :3 0 p.m . and B to 8 p.m. on Th u rsd a y and Friday. O n Saturday. Lake M ary will practice from 9 a.m . to noon. Next Monday through FridayM he Ram special teams w ill work out from 7 to 8 a.m . w ith the full squad taking the field from 2:45 to 5 p.m . Coach Ja ck Blanton. In his 10th year at Oviedo, has scheduled a 3 p.m . practice for the Lions on Thursday. After w orking out at 4 p.m . on Friday and 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. Oviedo will step into Its dally 3 p.m. practice schedule on Monday. A t Lake Howell. Coach Mike Blsceglla said that the Silver Hawks will work out twice a day. he Just wasn't sure as to when that m ight be. *‘W e m ay have two sessions In the m orning and we m ay have one morning session and come bock in the evening." said Blsceglla. w ho Is In his 11th year at Lake Howell. “ It depends on this weather pattern we're in of evening thu n ­ Courier serves way past Pugh Not again SOFTBALL Just w h tn It looktd Ilka tha Sanford Recreation Department Tuesday Night Woman's Softball League would finally wrap up Its season, the rain fall and lightning crashed, fo rcin g yst another postponement. Tuesday night's schedule at Pinehurat Park had Madle Byrd (left) and her Beer30 teammates taking on first-place Fre d 's Law n Service (below), H a rca r p layin g Qreenlesf Landscaping and Bikini Beach squaring off against Intergalactlc. Harcar, Qreenleaf Landscaping and Intergalactlc are all tied for second at 9-5, one game behind F r e d ' s L a w n 8 e r v l c e , 10-4. B e e r3 0 ,3-11, is In fifth place, one game ahead of Bikini Beach, 212. There was no word as to when the games would be played. Umpires clinic S A N FO R D — The Sanford Um pires Associa­ tion will hold an American Softball Association (A S A ) certification Clinic Saturday and Sunday, August 17 and 18. T h e clinic will start at 8 a .m . both days and atendeea will need to be there both days. Sanford umpires who will need to be there both days. Sanford umpires w ho already have their A S A licenses are encouraged to attend. Coat will be 920 and can be payed day of clinic. T o register, or for more Information, contact Rocky Elllngsworth. Sanford Recreation De­ partment Superlntendant, at 330-5697. Tournament announced S A N FO R D — The Sanford Recreation Depatrment will hold the first S u m m e r Blowout. •double elimination, softball 'tournam ent August 23-25 at Chase and Pinehurat parka. ■ Coat will be 9110 and tw o A S A regulation softballs. Deadline for registration Is A ugust 22 at 5 p.m . with drawing at City H all A ugust 22 at 6 p.m . T h e tournament will be played under A S A Class “ C " rules. Teams will be limited to league rosters plus two pick-ups. Awards will be presented to the sponsors of the first, second and third place finishers. Individual awards to first ana second place teams and the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. For additional Information call: the Sanford Recreation Department at 330-5697. s r a w * r .v « « u H U N T S V IL L E . Ala. - Je ff W etherby had three hits and drove home a ru n and scored one as the Jacksonville Suns defeated the Huntsville Stars 8-5 Tuesday night. T h e Stars, who had taken an early 3-0 lead, watched the Suns score five run s In the fifth and two more in the seventh. Craig Paquette singled In a Stars' run In the first Inning, and Huntsville added two more runs In the third. Wetherby helped the Suns come back In the third by doubling home Mark Merchant. In the fifth, the Suns went ahead for good by putting runners on first and second and then receiving consecutive singles from Wetherby. Anthony Manahan and Frank Bollck. Rick Balabon (5-0| took the victory. Gavin Osteen (10-9) received the loss. BASEBALL 0 7 :3 0 p.m . — ESPN. New York Mcts at St. Louis Cardinals, (L) G “ I started a little bit slow, but 1 got going w hen I needed to," said Courier, seeded second behind de­ fending cham pion Boris Becker. “ I thought I played pretty well In the beginning. I let up In the first set.” said Pugh, who Jumped to a 2 -0 advantage in the opening set only to be caught when he was broken In the eighth game. I n a s e c o n d -r o u n d m a t c h , eighth-seeded Andre Cherkasov of the Soviet Union outlasted local favorite To d d Wllsken, a former Indiana high school player. 2-6, 7-6 (7-3). 6-2 In a match that lasted 2 hours. 41 minutes. »-• t . - A . . - . \. I.* - 4 . A *. . .r In early matches Involving seeded players. No. 10 Alexander Volkov of the Soviet Union defeated South Africa's Gary Muller 3-6. 6-2. 6-2: No. 14 Fabrice Santoro of France beat Spain's Tom as Carbonell 6-2. 6-2: No. 15 Francisco Clavct of S p a i n e l i m i n a t e d F r a n c e 's Guillaum e Kaoux 7-5. 6-2 and No. 16 Christian Bergstrom of Sweden handled Nuno Marques of Portugal 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 to reach the third round. i 1JfcL . ....A \ Late M odel pilots gearing up for Budw eiser T w in 100 event ■yJOMMDABVBAU Special to the Herald ORLANDO — T he fou rth annual Budwctscr Twin I00 Late Model cham ­ pionships have been scheduled for Friday. Aug. 23. at O rlando SpeedWorld and Saturday. Aug. 24, at New Smyrna Speedway. Sponsored by O rlando’s Wayne Densch Distributing, each of the races Is scheduled to start at 8 p.m . ( i f you get there and yo u ’re right, it doesn’t m atter what time you get there, f Uut A nderson, after crashing during an early race restart, soon took over for good. With the second half scheduled fur the next evening at New Smyrna Speedway. Anderson got to the race track late for Also, all the supporting divisions — the second night In u row because of Mint S to c k s . S p o r ts m a n . F lorida having to make emergency repairs to Modlfleds. Limited Late Models. Bom­ cracked headers. Last year. W ildwood's Dick Anderson started last on both nights and ended up winning it all after overcom ing several problems. In the Friday night half of the series at Orlando SpeedW orld, south Florida star Mike Horghl an d funner Winston Cup pilot Lee Faulk led for the first 40 laps. EXTENDED ______________ WARRANTIES FR EE * Re-Balancing* Flat Rapa* * Rotakon * Road Haxard * UWagt Warranty * Akgnmani Check * Shock. Braka S A* Chack 1/ -O lck Anderson On both nights, the- Late Models will go fur IOO laps on the paved ovals. bers and Fan Participation events — will also be In action at both tracks, which operate under the FASCAR sanction. BUT BITS ON TV IN D IA N A P O L IS French Open cham pion end former Sanford reeldent J im Courier lost only seven lnta on hla serve after being Dken in the opening game and defeated U.S. Davis C up teammate J im Pugh 6-4. 6-4 Tuesday night In the second ro u n d of the U .S . Hardcourts tennis tournament. Becker, the No. 1 seed, begins his bid to w in the tournament for the third time In four years against David Pate on Wednesday. Pate beat Andrew Sznajder of Canada 6 -4 .7 -5 on Tuesday. SunRays swept Jax. wins AP Sports Writer Earlier. No. 9 Jakob Hlasek served consistently at over 100 m ph to beat Canadian Grant Connell 7-6 (8-6). 6-3 In a first-round match. 19QUTH9WM LBAOUB C H A T T A N O O G A . Tcn n. — G reg Lonlgro's tw o-run single In the fifth helped the Chat­ tanooga Lookouts beat the Orlando SunR ays 4-3 and sweep a Southern League doubleheader Tuesday. T h e Lookouts also won t he opener 4-3. Mike Anderson (10-7) got the w in and Tre vo r Hoffman earned his second save. Pete Delkus (5-5) took the loss. In the opener, the SunRays had a 3-2 lead in the top of the seventh but But T im Costo hit an RBI single In the bottom of the Inning and went to third on a wild pitch. Beeler's single drove Costo In for the win. lyMMK Hut once again. Anderson was able to rise above those problems and emerged the winner, sweeping both ends of the third annual Uudwetser Twin 100 Late Model championship. taS7SRI4 F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R tsMooms tsftsru] trs/roma ta n n r* 22S*0Hm3 243/SGHHte 91619969 a COUPON ■ a aWMULAUQNMCNTg ! • ' i r J •! • 8 Mo lMrrartfy • ■ ■ ■ ■ i n i y d fa ' "U you ge« there and you're right. It d o e sn 't m a tte r w hat tim e you gel there." said Anderson after besting tinstrong 26-car field u year ago. Fur tic k e t inform ation, call New Sm yrna S|>ccdway at (904) 427-4129. 20VTO6I114 IK *0S A 14 iM x o n n 21W3813 ' v E «N n ee tts-rsms tin 233/7Sm S UN nan sntosoms j ; ! » L '4 9 N : • «c , * s r i ’T — ; T yr f > ta d ■ x p r e s s Goodyear A R E A , READ T H E S A N FO R D H E R A LD DAILY �- Sanford HarSd, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, August S T A T S & STANDINGS 1T L ' t t mnrir l!i U a i a , g l i i M M h a ij fjiii I h h i^ r Chicago IH o a i 7-41 •* OatraH (Tarred a w , M i am. T ia n (Alotandrr ai> at ■altlmara iWwwiwan, i t » am, Taranto (WMa t » n at AMaaakoa (Baala M ).l:M p m . Cautamta (McCaofciM an) at Mtnaoaata (W o tt> i).s :llp m . Oakland (Siutartkl I t) at laattla (RJohnaan tat). N:Mpm. EcfctrtNy, Oakland 13; Afulk's, Chicago X Maw York 1. M inning* Philadotphia i, Montraai 1 Pltttfcurgh 4, St. Laud 1,1 inning* San Dlaga A Houtton I Atlantal. Ian Franc l*ca I Lai Angola* J. Cincinnati I Taaodtv'tOamo* Plttiburgh 4, Philadriphia 1 AAontraat 7, CMcagai St. Laul* 7, Maw Ywk 4 Houtton 12. San Diego t CLntkwatl 4. Laa Argelee H i lnntnai Atlanta V. SyFraiyttcal I l l ; Oraca. Chlcags. IK ) Butler, Anpalat. lit ; PoadN tan, Atlanta. Now OrtaanaIt. Grain lay W Cltvtiand 14. Now Ywk Olanti to i i iw Mo M M lw lk U i m ra lw d d SlM^twGlk r l f f l W H f n (19 PtMnian.CNcagall Ntaoday'iBanm Lot AngatM Raider* I). Dalla* 1] Lai A ngH t Ram*14. tan Olaga 1 Friday,AaRW 14 Cleveland at Wa>NnRM, •pm . Saturday. Aogeet 17 Buffalo * t Grain day at Madtaan. HI .m. Chicago at Lai Angato*RolMr*. a p.m. Taaraa Gay at AWaN. 7p.m. Pltttburgh at Philadelphia. 7:10 p.m. Maw York iattat NowVirk Giant*. •p Oatratt at Kamaa Oty, I pm. Mlnnaiata at Cincinnati, > :llp m . NawOrtaanaal Indwwpilri. 1:14p.m. Maw I ngland at Fkaanli, *: 14p.m. Saattla at Lo« Angdot Pawn, to p.m. A Ta iO ra a rlia rn ii* n n f CAte**a (GM addw alM I.M Ipm . 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LOWPACE1ONALLOTX HTRUCK * nv Tinea, too NOCARRY OUTA NO OCALERE ISSR SamsnoBtd m im , lu S E a n E L m n i ^ r o u m n m CO \ piscoutii tint co oisroutiT tint ro uisconnt i �< Sanford Horatd, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, August 14. 1901 Longwood’s Burkett brothers come out on top in Late Model finale N E W S M YR N A B EAC H - f o r the first time In New Sm yrn a Speedway's 31-year history, two brothers — Longwood'a Ronnie and Je ff Burkett •— finished first and second in the FA S C A R sanctioned 2S-lap Late Model feature on Saturday night. Closing in on the FA S C A R point lead, young Ricky Marshall grabbed the top spot on the i »• But three laps later, his engine came ■ I •iapart as the oil pan blew out, wiping out half the ffetd as cars slid in spewed oil and crashed all over the track. A t the restart, Ronnie Burkett took over the ; lead for good. Meanwhile. Je ff had a hard time getting past Wayne Marshall, w h o waa using up a lot of race track. * Marshall ended up finishing third ahead of G ra n n y Tatroe and division high-point m an Joe Middleton, who recovered nicely after being involved in the early race m ulti-car crash. Scoring back-tO-back Sportsman feature wins w as D a n n y Bancroft, w ho has tem porarily 5. Qano Barlows, Now Smyrna Bsach ■ ( I f lap*) 1Malay, Oa f a; 2. Mika Todd, Orlando; 3. Sherman Walker, Tavares; 4. ‘T a n k " Tucker, Titusville; S. Rudy Rudnlckl, Christmas. ■ af are f l a r e (IS lags) 1. Wally Semrow, Edgewster, 2. Barbara Fierce, Orlando; 3. Tad Head, Pina Hills; 4. Roger Favreau, Orlando; S. Ted Hoey, Kissimmee. krfl Derfcy <S laps) 1. Kashi Laiartak, 2. Linda Semrow, Edgewaten 3. Kerry Gould, Orlando; 4. Dana Clark, Orlando; S. Dee Napier, Vero Beach. Wally Semrow, Edgewster. Fan PwdalpeHew Oval Drags 1. Jack Jenkins, Daytona Beach. • p a t t e r n Rate ( f lege) 1. Doug Wolf, New Smyrna Beach. replaced Jo e y S tu ti at the wheel of the River Breeze Restaurant Chevrolet. Mike Filch defeated another large field of open-wheel Florida Modified machines In the 15-lap final. Veteran W ra y Shaffer managed to stay on top of a tough K k c a r battle to finish second. A slippery track surface made for several spins and m any very close calls. Dave Masottl, Bentley Mead and Gene Barlow filled the third through fifth finishing positions, respectively. Osteen's Marc Klnley, the dominant force In Lim ited Late Model action this year, scored his 31st featunfwin of the season, finishing ahead of Mike To d d and Sherman W alker, last week's w inner. Later In the program. KInley's girl friend. Kacki Loverich, drove the same car to victory in the Powder Puff Derby. sadlng every lap of the M ini Stock main event and breaking Bobby Sear's four-race w in streak i local talent Je rry Symons. W ally Sem row drove the Stavroa Pizza Monte Carlo to victory in the hotly disputed Bomber feature event, coming out on top of a contactfilled late race duel with Barbara Pierce, the current F A S C A R point leader, and T e d Head. In the Powder Puff Derby, Sem row ’s wife Linda finished second to Loverich while W ally came back later in a Chevy wagon and won the wild demolition derby. Ja c k Jenkins and Doug W olf were the Fan Participation race winners. State survey: girls outnumbered; Seminole prep officials unworried Herald Staff Wrttar S A N F O R D — While state officials say there Is - inequity in the number of girls and boys who . participate in athletics in Florida, there does not seem to be such a problem In Seminole County. "W e 'v e never had any com plainta about .unequal treatment in athletic opportunites In Seminole C ounty." Roger Beathard. coordinator ; of physical education for the district, said. Beathard said that while m ore boys participate In sports that Is due to the fact that some boys ' sports have more team members than the girls. " In the fall, for example, there la football for the boys and there are about 0 0 members on the 1team. A t the same time there Is volleyball with . about 10 girts on the team," he explained. A new state commission is studying ways to 'increase female participation In school sports from the elementary to college levels. " O u r basic assumption is. yea. sports is good." said Roberta Boyce Stokes, a professor at Mlaml-Dade Com m unity College and chairwoman >of the Study Commission on W om en's Participa­ tion in Athletics and Extracurricular Activities. " If they are run right they are a great benefit to the participants," she said Tuesday. " T h e y learn „teamwork. The y leam how to help themselves ‘ under adversity.... The y team networking.” However, a survey conducted by the Florida H igh School Activities Association and recently presented to the commission shows only half as m a ny girls as boys participate in sports. T h e survey of 313 public and 131 private high FootballC o n tin u e d fro m I B Ing With preseason Jamborees th e * w eekend of Sept. 6. — C urrently, only Lake Mary a n d / L ake Howell have scheduled I n tra s q u a d scrim m ages. T h e Lake Mary Red and Black gam e -;w ill be played at 7 p.m. on s T h u rsd ay . Aug. 39. while Lake H ow ell's Blue and Silver Gam e Is se t to kick off at 6 p.m. on Friday. Aug. 30. C oaches Blake and Almon said th a t the Semlnoles and Patriots m ay also schedule Intrasquad contests. As of Tuesday night. Lake Howell. Oviedo. Lake Brantley an d Sem inole, had scheduled th eir a n n u a l photo days and In • th a t order. Lake Howell's photo day will be this Saturday. Aug. 17. beginning at noon. Oviedo's .j>hoto session will be at 9 a.m . ■Monday, Aug. 19. Lake Brantley fthas scheduled Its photo shoot for •‘F riday, Aug. 23. at 10 a.m. with .^Seminole going before the cam ­ e r a s on Saturday. Aug. 31. at 10 £ Lake Howell will be the site of “p n e of two p re season Jamborees • I n v o lv in g S e m in o le C o u n ty S c h o o ls, hosting Lake Mary an d ;^Lake B rantley as well a s DeLand Ion Friday. Sept. 6. at Richard L. !^Evans Stadium . £ J u s t w here and who Seminole. •^Oviedo and Lyman will be play­ i n g Is still up In the air. '-1 "It now seem s to be that we *£nay be going out of county to tp la y In a Jamboree." said Blake. -"T e n ta tiv e ly . It looks like we Am ay be going to Kissimmee to vplay Gateway and Osceola." j All th is Is building up to ^opening day. which the Florida l-Hlgh School Activities Associa­ t i o n h a s determ ined will be Sept. j-13 th is year. For the first tim e r s tn e e 1988. all six Seminole ?C o u n ty team s will be In action Jth e first week of the season. ‘ Headlining the first week of v*play will be a Seminole Athletic ^C onference clash between SemiI^nole an d the Lyman Greyhounds £ a t S e m i n o l e 's T h o m a s E . '•W higham Stadium. Oviedo will £ |u m p right Into Its 5A-Dtstrict 4 ’ schedule, traveling to DeLand. ^ While the other three gam es •'•Involving county schools won't ■"•have conference or district Im­ p lic a tio n s . they do offer some I-very confrontations. For exami'pic. Lake Mary will be at home - a g a in s t Jack so n v ille Edw ard f W hite, which finished 5-5 last season. At S h o w a ltc r F ield. L ake •;H o w e 11 w i l l r e n e w i t s * neighborhood rivalry with the ^ W in te r Park Wildcats white Lake -'B rantley ventures Into Orlando I-.for the county’s first look at the R second-year University Cougars. schools found 96.631 boys and 46.309 girls took part In high school sports and that most schools offer more sports for boys than girls. A cco rd in g to Beathard Sem inole C o u n ty schools were not asked to participate In the survey. O n ly 16 of 310 schools surveyed offer an equal num ber of sports for both sexes. O n ly two have more for girls. Beathard said that there are an equal num ber of sports for boys and girts In this district. T h e 15-member study commission plans to meet m onthly through December to develop r e c o m m e n d a tio n s for e n h a n c in g fe m a le participation. Stokes said the commission will try to find out whether girls aren’t participating In greater numbers because they have fewer opportunities, are being discouraged or shy away from sports for other reasons. She rejected the notion girts sim ply aren't as interested In sports as boys, saying that m ay have been true at one time but no longer. She cited the growing participation of women in fitness pro­ grams. The association's survey also shows a n Im­ balance In m ate and female coaches has been getting worse in recent years. More m en than women are coaches and the num ber of female coaches h as declined since 1976 in every sport except volleyball. Education Commissioner Betty Castor Is a strong supporter of Increasing female participa­ tion In sports and chaired the panel's first m eeting recently In Tam pa. 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The re will be displays of use Geoff Johnson of the Ptneapple Place wUl again be the Bromeltad Doctor, to examine your problem plants and answer quest tana. Every half hour there win be a door prtxe plant given away, ao be sure to register at the entrance. T h e society win sponsor a m em bership plant sale. T h is w ill offer the public an opportunity to acquire good quality, beautiful BromeUads at reasonable prices. Profit from sales w ill be used to further Bromettad research projects and studies. Again this year the public to invited to select the plant they like beat and enter a ballot for that plant. T h e plant receiving the moat votes wm be designated a "Peoples Choice" Aw ard W inner. T h e society hopes the public w ill take even more Interest at tills show than it did last year. An Interested persons are Invited to Join the Seminole Bromeltad Society. Mem bership forms w Ul be available at the registration desk. Anyone join in g at this event win receive dues credit for the 1991 calendar year. Dues amounts are 95 for Individuals o r 97.90 for hmlltes. For more Information caU Mary W alls at 19041734-2162. o r Pat Carey at (904) 734-7436. 8HAR formed for eencer patient* Support, Hof*. A nd Recovery (SH A R K a self-support group for cancer patients, meets every Wednesday at 5 0 0 p.m.. at 1621 W . First St.. Sanford. For information, call Mary Lynne G ra y. 323-9374 0r322-7785. A l-A n o n to gather Peace of Mind, an AI-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics. wUl meet each Wednesday. 8-9 p.m. st the Oood Shepherd Lutheran Church. 2917 Orlando Ave.. Sanford, b eteween J .C . Penneys and B ryan Honda on 17-92. Call Sue at 321-7424 for more Information. Meet the stars D E L T O N A - Martha Gilbert, originally from Ponce, Puerto Rico, has been In the U .S . Tor 21 years. She lives In Deltona and has been married to husband. BUI. nine years. T h e y have two d a u g h te r s a nd tw o g r a n d ­ children, one more due Sept. 11. Gilbert learned to cook by watching, at the same time, her grandmother and her mother, w ho also learned to cook from the grandmother. T h e first thing she learned to cook was rice. •*l like to cook." Gilbert sim ply said. One of the things she likes to cook now Is Beef Stew. "It Is different from the Am eri­ can style." Gilbert recalled one of her few cooking disasters. "W h en m y daughters gradu­ ated from high school I left a piece of meat cooking for two or three hours In a Dutch oven. W hen 1 came home we opened the door as the smoke poured out the front room. I screamed to BUI. ‘the house Is on fire.* T h e next day the insurance people had to come out to assess the smoke damage as the drapes, walls and carpet were ruined." BIU always says now when we are going out. "R e m e m b e r? Check the stove. Don't leave anything cooking." Gilbert taught her daughters to cook. Now her daughters' husbands like Puerto Rican food. Gilbert teaches seventh grade geography at Apopka Middle School. "I always think that If you have the o p portun ity to do a n y th in g for a n y b o d y , y o u should take the opportunity to do It. I think that when I retire from teaching. I shall be philan­ thropic. 1 would tike to visit nursing homes and take care of people." she said. She said she a p p re cia te s parent participation in chUdren's school work. T h e Central Florida Astronomical Society. 810 E. Rollins St.. Orlando, meets the second Wednesday of the month at the J o h n Young Science Center. 7:30 p .m . Public to welcome. Call 896*715 J forfletails. Stom pwi to hold club mooting T h e O ld Hickory Stampers d o gg in g group holds club meetings every Wednesday from 6 -9 p.m . at the Knights of C o lu m b u s Hall 2 J0 4 S. Oak A ve.. Sanford. Fo r more Information, call Art or Brandi Blaklaey at 349-9529. Chsmtcsl dspsndf net talks Iras Quest Counseling Centrc/Young Recovery sponsors chemical dependence lectures free to the public each Wednesday from 7-6:30 p.m . at 711 Ballard St.. Suite 200. Altamonte Springs. F o r more Information, call 331-7199. Toastmasters to moot for breakfast Day breakers Toastmasters Club meets the second and fourth Th u rsd a ys of the month. 7 a.m .. at Christos Restaurant. Dow ntow n Sanford. "W h en parents lake part In the classroom It makes It a lot easier for the teacher," she said. fees In a food processor, place pepper, onion and garlic. D o not puree. Items need to be coarse. If you do not have a food processor you can grind or crush o r cut Items In tiny pieces. After the meat has simmered for one hour, add pepper, garlic and onion, potatoes and Sa-son. Let everything cook for one hour or until potatoes are done. Add water If needed to yo u r taste. WHITE RICE BEK F& TEW (4 servings) 1to pounds slew m eat 5 m ed. potatoes, peeled and cut In half 4 slices of bacon to green pepper 1 sm all onion 2 garlic cloves 2 cu p s of water 2 tsp. vinegar 1 envelope Sa-son (Accent with color. Sa-son Accent with A chlatr y Kerao) 1 tsp. garlic salt Fry bacon first until crispy. Add m eat to drippings. Brown well over high heat. Add two cups of water and vinegar. Cover and let sim m er for one hour. 2 cups of dry rice 3 cups of water 1 small onion 4 slices of bacon Salt to taste Fry bacon first, then add the onion until cooked. Add rlcc and w atrr and cook at high tempera­ ture until it bolls. Stir, cover, lower heat to medium-low and let It simmer until rice is cooked. Serve with beef stew. 1 small onion 2 garlic cloves 2 top. garlic salt (Law ry's) 1 envelope Sa-son C u t pepper, ga rlic, o n ion , tomato Into tiny pieces. Place aside. F ry the bacon until crisp, add beans and vegetables. Add envelope Sa-son and garlic salt. Let all boil for 40 minutes. You can eat this w ith white rice. FLAN (CUBTABD) 1 can evaporated m ilk 1 can sweetened condensed milk 6cggs 2 tsp. vanilla extract la. Blend weU, pour the mixture Into the Pyrex pan. Next you will need a double boiler. If you don't own one. you can use a pan. Pour water Into the pan setting the Pyrex pan In ao that water reaches half way up the sides. Put In oven for one hour at 375*. Remove from oven and cool. Take a knife and cut around edges of pan to loosen custard. Next, take a plate, place on top of pan. hold pan and plate and turn both upside down, letting custard stay on the plate. Re­ move pan. Refrigerate for one. hour. C aram el 1 cup sugar H cup water In a pan place sugar and water, heat to high temperature until sugar becomes brown in color. Place In a Pyrex glass pan covering the bottom and sides. In * b le n d e r c o m b in e evaporated m ilk , sweetened condensed m ilk, eggs and vantl- m u x *_____ TTi b SK K r t Q j OW ELL ^ PLACE PINTO BEANS 2 cans of Pinto or any other beans to cup of water 4 slices bacon or cooked ham 1 small tom ato to green pepper 299 W. Airport BhA, Sanford 332-7700 lit 324-1937 Diners’ delicacy is nuisance to farmers A L B A N Y . Oa. I t ’s r c pulslve-looklng. and farmers call It co m smut. But when the f u n g u s s w e lls , ye llo w c o rn k e rn e ls In to a g ra y m a ss. Cristina Arnold sees a fortune in the rediscovery of an ancient delicacy. a flavoring In food a s diverse as m eats, soups, sauces and even Ice cream . Rick Bay less, owner of the Front era Grill In Chicago, uses cuitlacochc In a layered casse­ role w ith tortillas. "A lot of the people who conic here have great familiarity with Mexico. We don't serve tt as som ething th at's very exotic." Chefs a n d diners are taking a lie said. Increasing Interest In m aize liking to corn sm ut, also known a s "m aize m ushroom s" or “Mex­ m ushroom s prompted Universi­ ican truffles." And Interest is ty of Georgia scientists to seek strong enough that agricultural w ays to promote growth of the scientists are seeking ways to fungus. They also w ant to find cultivate It and a few farmers a re out w hether com sm ut Is really adopting a new attitude toward p a y d irt. It seem s to be. Farm ers gel so m e th in g they once plowed m ere pennies for a normal c a r of u n d er as n a tu re 's garbage. " It la th e ugly duckling of th e corn, but 91 to 92 per pound for m u s h r o o m k in g d o m ." s a id m aize m ushroom s — about two Arnold, ow ner of El Aficionado c a rs' w orth, one researcher said. G ra d y T h o m p so n , w ho is In A r l i n g t o n . V a.. a fo o d w holesaler specializing In Mex­ raising 300 acres of com this ican fare. Her company annually y e a r on his Tift County farm , supplies restaurants with 2.000 said corn sm ut Is ‘‘a m ess. It to 4 .0 0 0 p o u n d s of m a iz e totally destroys the com . I'd like to see It become an alternative m ushroom s. " It has a n element of texture, crop that wr could m ake m oney b u t It's a soft texture." Arnold o n ." Bob Moore, general m anager of said recently. "Like caviar or truffles. It is not particularly Lady Bug Fumi in Spring Grove. beautiful to look at. You d on't III., w ho supplies Bayless* res­ consum e It for Its looks, you tau ran t. said most farm ers sh u n consum e It for its taste. It has a n corn sm ut. "N one of them would ever ea rth y flavor, but it does taste consider eating corn sm ut. They som ew hat like com ." T h e A z t e c s c a l l e d I t m ake a face." h r said. But ho " c u i t la c o c h c " (weet-LA-coo- added: "I think I could sell m ore chee). W lnd-bornr spores Infect If I pursued It. People have been the corn a n d In about two weeks asking m e if It's available." David Pope and Stales Mc­ the kernels swell Into a silveryCarter. plant pathologists at the gray fungal mass. P l a c e s s e r v i n g m a i z e U n iv e r s ity of G e o rg ia , u re m ushroom s Include the Pluza pursuing It. They believe sum! spores land Hotel In New York, the New H eights restaurant in W ashing­ on the corn silk and travel down ton. the Harbor Court Hotel in to th e c a rs or Infect th e m Baltim ore and the Hyatt In S an through small holes In the husk m ade by Insects or hall. A higher Antonio. Arnold said. T h e fungus can be cooked up Infection rate was achieved by a s th e foundation fur a dish or as Injecting spores Into the c o b with a syringe. Pope said. Natural Infection usually occurs in 1 percent to 5 percent of a corn crop. Pope and M cCarter’s m ethod bousird that to 80 perc c n tlo 9 0 percent. For three years Arnold has b een to u tin g c u itla c o c h c to farm ers, alerting them to Its m o n ey m a k in g p o te n tia l a n d teaching them when to harvest Infected ears, "A lot of farm ers thought I was running a scam .” Arnold said, "They thought I deserved to be In a m ental Institution, b u t as they see the profit potential, they're slowly changing their m ind." 1 Floyd Th—tr— U U f t gS 5 »TW D .j> / • a proud monitor of tho “Welcome ' Wogon” Family In Somlnolo County If You Are: Moving Into O r Around Th e Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. J 2 i 0116 If You Live In O ne O f These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 330-7542 Lake Mary — 321-6660 Longwood — 860-8612 or 774-1231 W inter Springs — 777-3370 Altam onte — 339-4468 Casselberry — 695-7974 Oviedo — 695-3819 ® )f h I n r */ Or Anytima Day Or Night Call 646-9644 A U MOVlf Si NST f H fOSOUNO �H H jl Sanford HcraM. Santera. Florida H t t l -N Rice is most versatile of grains and is diet staple ■B Rice la the moat versatile ofgrains and used fay more people the world over as the tu p le of their diet. I grew u p In an area where very little rice used and am In Just the last few years — — — — etyoylng more rice as part of our meal planning. Most often using It Instead of poUtoes o r n o o d les. Instead of Just for rice pudding. T h e m icrowave cooks rice quickly and alloars the cook to do other things because It need not be aratched o r stirred for fear of scotching. One cup of rice phis tw o cups of water. Vk teaspoon of salt. Ik teaspoon of butter or margarine w ill microcook In 10-12 m inutes on 80% power. Cover ihc 2-qt. container and allow the rice to stand for five minutes alter you fluff It with a fork. Brow n rice takes longer. Rice ptiaf Is a favorite dish to serve along with any meat. Ash o r poultry entree. America’s Superm ariot Juices and cut-up chicken. M/W on 100% power , uncovered. 6-7 m inutes or until heated through. Press about 3 cups cooked rice Into a buttered l-qt. glass or rin g m old; cover w ith plastic w rap. Microwave on 100% power lVk-2 minutes o r u n til heated through. T u r n onto serving plates. Pill center with chicken m ixture. 'I f using frocen peas, follow directions on packaging. tn a M K s n u r 1 cup long grain rice rk l c u p>ipearl barley V4 cup butter/mairgartne Vk cup chopped green onions 3 beef bouillon cubes or 3 tsp. Instant beef bouillon 4 cups boiling water 1 can (4 os.) mushrooms, stems and pieces and Uqukl 1 clove garlic, minced ] Microwave on 100% power 2*3 minutes, butter, rice and barley. Add remaining Ingredients and cover tightly, _ Mly. _ M/W on --------100% power 4 -8 minutes, reduce power power to E H8 0% J Nand M MM/W E E for f l | ____ 16-18 minutes. h u ff w ith fork. Allow to stand, covered. Rice mixes w ell'w ith vegetables and meats. T h is basic vegetable/rtce m ixture can also have meat or poulty added for a fried rice entree. VSOSTABLSS WITK KICK 4 cups cooked brow n or white rice 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms 1 medium carrot, chopped Vk cup green pepper, chopped Vk cup chopped celery V4 cup chopped onion 2 Tbsp. butter o r margarine Dash of pepper 1 clove garlic, m inced In a 2-qt. casserole combine mushrooms, celery, carrots, green pepper, onion, garlic and butter. Cover and microwave on 100% power 4 -6 minutes or until vegetables are fork tender. S tir after half the cooking time. S tir In rice, salt to taste, and pepper. th ic k e n and rice Is a delectable combination for an "all In one m eal." PO C K S* V U C S 2Vk-3 lb. frying chicken, cut up 4 cups fresh o r frosen peas* * cup water 1 can (1044 os.) condensed cream of mushroom soup Vk tsp. salt Cooked rice Arrange chicken skln-slde-up in 12 x 8 Inch glass baking dish. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave on 100% 20 to 28 minutes or until tender. Remove chicken from Juices to cool. Reserve Juices. Skin and remove chicken from bones. C u t Into blte-slse pieces. Com bine fresh peas and H cup water in 2-qt. container. Cover. M/W on 100% power 7-8 minutes o r until peas are almost tender. Stir In soup. salt, chicken FK B O R IC K 2 cups cut-up cooked chicken or pork 3 cups Vegetables w ith Rice mixture 3egjp 1 tsp. butter 1 Tbsp. soy sauce Mix two cups cu t-up chicken with three cups of Vegetables with Rice mixture. Beat two eggs In small bowl, microwave for 48 aec. to one m inute. Allow eggs to set. then chop into small pieces. Add to the rice m ixture w ith one tablespoon of soy sauce. Toss to biend well. Microwave on 100% power 2-3 m inutes or Until heated through. **■» Sometimes, cause of death is cause for public concern DCAR A M T : How tragically I r o n i c t h a t y o u r c o lu m n advocating concealing the cause of death to spare the fcelngs of t^ie, survivors a p p e a re d . In Ihe , e Issue of the Los Angeles es a s th e o b ituary-of (he • 3u s actor. Ja m e s Franclscus. ejead of em physem a at 57. I am h a p p y to r e p o r t th a t B urt Folkart'a fine obituary plainly Stated that Franciacua was a heavy sm oker. ; 1 te n d lo a g re e w ith our position — w ith one glaring exception: W hen a prominent person d ies o f lung cancer, em physem a, pneum onia, or any Other sm oking-related disease — (Ed Murrow. Steve McQueen. Yul Brynncr. Nat Cole. Harry Jam es. Lucille Ball. J o h n Wayne. Zeppo Marx. H um phrey Bogart. Bette Davis. Sam m y Davis, et al — the list is endless), to suppress the fact th at the deceased was a icotlne addict (as they almost Pl U ways arc). Is to play Into the hands of the cigarette manufacurers. By the sam e token. Juvenile f rlm ln a ls s h o u ld alw ays be identified, no m atter how young. P e rp e tra to rs of adult crim es should be treated like adults, not coddled by the news media. ; Incidentally. 1 am a retired the m em bers ol the wedding party should also be sent Invita­ tions as a m atter of courtesy — but Alan and his bride-to-be have not done this. J a c k says that they probably Just assum e that I will also attend, because he will be Ihc best m an. Abby, 1 would feel uncom fort­ able going to a wedding an d reception to which I was not Invited. Also, I‘m not sure It was an In n o c e n t o v e rsig h t, b e c a u se Alan has tried to set J a c k up with other women In the past, knowing full well hr Is engaged to m e. W hat should I do. If any thing? ADVICI £w E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN dentist who h as always told my sm oking patients to worry less about the ugly brown stain on th eir teeth anil more about the possibility of prem ature tobacco-caused death. MARVIN H. LEAF. D.D.S..LOSANOELE8 DBA* DE. LEAF: You said a m outhful. DEAR SNUBBED: Tell J a c k that you are offended at having been "overlooked" — and you'd feel m ore welcome If you were to receive an Invitation. And since the bride sends the Invitations, she should be reminded. But w hether you receive a formal invitation or not. you'd be fool­ ish to sit hom e while your fiance Is dancing at the wedding. D EAR A B B T: My fiance. " J a c k ." agreed to be the best m an at the upcom ing wedding of his friend "A lan." 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August 14. 1991 L «g «l Notlcts CLASSIFIED ADS IN T M CIRCUIT COURT O F T M IH O N T IIR T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT FOB T H E STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SIM M O L E COUNTY FLORIDA I-CAM 1*1 S e m in o le O rla n d o - W in t e r P a rk 322*2611 831 -9 9 9 3 M t i t - M P A O M O M TVM M AT I S4MMAY I ! ........ 2 ^ 2 ! 5? **- j taatatddaa Mh m * . . . DTE a D m Eat** an tar ham, baaad *a • ) Ba* ad Df ADlINtS Tuesday thru Friday 13 Noon the Day before Publication Sunday And Monday S X PM Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S : In N w * v g « t at an t r r f N> b h b 4 , tfw t e f r tf G H w a M w ill D> roi pawf Wtd fre Ifw fir s t Insertkm only anti only to ttw extern a t t h a a t l at th a t im arttan. Ptaata chacb your ad to r a c c u ra c y ft** H o t May if runs. 1 1 — P t r S M M lS Proa madkal car*, transpor tatlon. counseling, private doctor plus living expense* Bar 1737111 Call AHamay Jaba ........... iaa*-rT7M4* 23— Lost A Found LO S T It Black 4 Ian mala puppy. Vicinity of Sanford Poet Office. Sunday morning ■ -D iW A D Q f................. mataa H — SetciMl Notices Supper! A medical expentet paid. Call Affytt Wetfaa. H on ed A Natella Snathe H D D N M FL Bar *07*9141 27— N w m r y ft DAYS OR EVENINGS latoMtoWatcoRMl fetor. If needed. *41 a week. 333 7*31 EX PER IEN CED CHILDCARE. carol 3ilRtoI.M -P.lt1-RW I M O THER of 3 will babysit aher noon* end eve*, my Senlord home. 3311*40__________ SHARON'S Exc. ref's I CPR trained. Mot meals. T L C I Call 33XBJS4 SMALL Q U A L ITY NOM E-LINE D a y c a r* A P ra s c R a o l. Opening* t Mae Is, learning He'd! U c J M L .......JM JM E WILSON A R E A CKHdtart. ail age*. Days/Night*. Reason able rates................... U0-1M1 31— P riva te Iw s t r u c t in t 27— Nursery A Child Cor* A-1 CHILDCARE. Ch Idyllwllde Dr. Sato A loving environment tor your child. Rato*. t » * S a wfc. Far CKMdcera 2nd to enly ** atoaoacell.........i » m i ABC SM A LL DAYCARE. TLC tor babtot A toddler* Hoi moolt.Eec.Raf*....... 3)34111 C H ILD CARE In my home, to d d le r* to 4 y r » . HRS certified. 3311013 CHILD CAR E. In my Senlord homo. Iptoaft Wokemel Flex Ibtohaura. JaAan m a m D A YCA R E AVAILABLE In my Hidden Lk. horn*. Lot* ol TLC . U c u w c m .........MI-4113 NOTICE OF ACTION T O : JASON W. ALLISON. INI Given* Street, Orlando. Florida MBPS, and any unknown heir*, cevltae*. (rant***, creditor*, and any unknown partana or unknown ipoutas claiming by. through and under m* above named Oatandant. If dacaeaad. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. Y O U ARE H R R IU Y NOT I F IE O mat an action to iRDecloae toMewing Mortgage covering me MDaring real and paraanal property In Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Condominium Unit No. ES ol Marbeya Club Condominium, according to the Declaration ot Condominium tor Marbeya Club Condominium end eiDIblt* an neaed thereto, filed ID* Jam day of Soptombar. ltao. In Official Record* Book 13*7, Poga 1*7*. Public Record* of Seminole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , and re* recorded September N. INO. In Official Record* Book Ilf*. Pago IMX Public Rocord* ol Somlnolo County. Florida, together with an undivided In torott In ID* Common Element* end Limited Common Element* declared In tald Declaration ot Condominum to ba an appurtonanca to the above Condo minium Unit, according to tho Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 34. Pago* St through Jt. Inclusive. Public Record* of Somlnolo County. Florid#. Sub|*ct to condition*, retlrk lion*, and limitation* ol rocord and In IDa Declaration ot Con dominium end exhibit* anneied thereto, recorded In Official Records Book \W . Pago 10ft. Public Records of Seminole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , end re ­ recorded September JO. INO. In Official Rocord* Book m t . Page IMX Public Record* ot Somlnolo County. Florida, oosomonts of Ingros* end egress, crots easement* and easement* tor utility purpose* a* lha same may appear In the Public Record* ot Seminole County, Florida, end local ton Ing ordinance* end test* tor the year lt d and subsequent year* hat been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written detente*, it any. to It on Robert H Hotch. Jr., Ill* E Robinson Street. Or lando. Florida J3B0I. and Ills tho original with the Clerk ol tho above styled Court on or boloro the 11th day of Soptomber. 10*1. otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you lor the rollet demanded In the Com plaint WITNESS my hand end Mel ot said Court on the tth day ot August. Iftl (CO UR T SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE C L ER K O F THE CIR CUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish August 14. II. It 4 September*. Iftl DEI ISO l i g i i Notices IN T N E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NUMBER: •*-*4*1 CA I4-K G L E N F E D MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plelnllll. v*. K E V I N T . K N O T T end M A R G A R ET A KNOTT, hit wile, PER R Y A. AGORANOS. and GEORGE P AGORANOS at |Olnt tenant* with right ol lurvlvorthip, DettndenU TH IR O A M EN D ED N O TICE OF SALK Notice I* hereby given that, purtuent to the Order or Final Judgment entered In thl* cause. In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will tell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described at Lot 33 ot NORTH COVE ec cording to the plat thereof a* recorded In Piet Book 31. Peg** 3 andf 4. In the Public Record* el Seminole County, Florida, tote beginning at the Northwest erly corner of Lot a thence North e* degrees 77'37" West J.U loot, thence South If (to grot* M U " West 21 toot, thence South IS degrees 0 » W West t i l l toot, thence North If d» grees M ’U " West along the Westerly line ol Lot U tit fl teat to the Point ot Beginning at public tele, to Ihe highest end best bidder, lor cash, el the West Iron! door ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Sentord. Florida, al II 00 a m . on Sep tember 17. m i Maryann* Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish August 14. 31. m i DEI 144 NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Nolle* I* hereby given that we ere engaged in business el *)l S R. 414. Suit* 170. Altamonte Springs. a7l4. Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ol COPIER CLINIC, end that we Intend to register said name with Ihe Secretary ol Slate. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with Ihe provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statute T o w n Section M l OT Florida Statute* 1957 James E Kintor Jr Debra A K inter Publish August 14. m i DEI II* EXPERT PIANO IxetrueWan, in your homo or my ifudle. Sto-14 wkty. *t*i ton. Result or tontod Instruction. For all age*, level* A styles. Summer A Fall classes new available. Call Ren Fakane 04-1*14 43— L p f lil Sorv i cos "B A N K R U P TC Y Nam IN*** "D IV O R C E tram STS" K Heweckt. Attorney. eeo-Toe* 35— Training ■B A Licensed Can*actor. Gen aral/Bullder/Retidantlal. Cell 55— Busin*** Opportunities GisurE FIpbe Oppertaaitj For the price ot a new car. you can sta rt a new career. Excellent opportunity In a pure service business with large exclusive territory. In * recession proof marketplace W* have an extensive training program with comprehensive marketing support to help you. Prim* locations avail able. Call Glenn today tor detail*. CRS Inc. 4C7**7 3SC0 "HOW T O STAY HOME ead make e ve r s i n a d a y " Excellent payl Homeworker* needed! Over 400 companies need homeworker* NOW I Call tor a m a i l n g re c o r d e d message SOI 4*10B4S Ext. 14 LA TES T O P P O R T U N IT Y to ’ make money while yuu save money. *04 477 US* CELEBRITY CIPHER CeoOnty Co ne , cr.ptug.smi „• creeled iiom quorehon, L , twnuwt people pesi and piesenl (sen wile, m c p iw Hand, ha another T ida. s . c r » equals i O I VX FJCI PVOI IT ZOMMTM VC PVOI HVMI Poo Ol IT PVGDV VI I MVDI GRX. ' — JH GC . CVTP GC MTCC Y J O I X M . P R E V IO U S SO LUTION : "Anger is one of Ihe sinews ol t h « soul; he that lacks it has a maimed mind Thomas Fuller II COOKS-DuaBar't Rettaerewt Call Paul: mans muvcrt rtnon Headed Part flmw. Night* A-to:W PM. Call 407 3 » 11*0 Delivery/Warehom#.........S4 hr I *VALUABLE SP O Ta Siebto work record and desire to achieve will get you started AAA EM P LO Y M E N T N S W .M M B t .m -im OCRT* ASSISTANT Deatat Astitfaaf. require* resumes A capias of certifi­ cates sent to: Boa *40*07. Lake Mary. F L 137*10*07. RacapNantit ptoaee sand re luma to same P.O. Boa. EARN MOO-tMM W ES R t Stott aavetopaa at Boom . Ma cast I SEND BASE tot Gatos* DtotrtbeSsrs. PO Baa ntlSO-C. Carpaa CRrtotL TX1S037-ISM All around dry cleaning, lull time. Call 33*-1(OS GOOO WORKERS N E E D S Dll DAILY WORK D A ILY PAY Cad Bab...... m ? M l aftir tom GREAT M O N EY Distributing patented nutrition product*. ..Bsa-stis NAPPY ELV ES C H ILD CARE C I R T I R need* or gen Ited dependable and anaegafIc cera glvar. Exp- and natural leva tor children a must. 33I-3M4 Mature women to provide hsusekaaplng. meal* and chlldcara. In Profasslenal caupto’t homo. Pliaee tend rasodto Sat Baa IX DaBery. f l h /if -m is IRttUTNM IRSTAUIA Residential a ip a rla n c a Or 1vers lie. 131-1111 Jr. Otfics Gal.......................... .SS aP U N SP O T# Sell motivated parson to assist with phono and clerical work AAA EM P LO YM EN T 7 N W .u t h s i.m -s m LEGALSICACTARIIS For tong and short term Jam porery postilions......... 11)4413 LOVING P A T IE N T PERSON needed to car* tor babies in child cere center. Musi be experienced end certified Cell anytime. M1TS3S MAIDS RANTED! PULL TIM E Call Tidy Mold, iia-iiae MAIDS SteralBB OriaRte NwrtJi Gueil related, service or lenled parsons, needed: a Guest Attendant* (Maids) • a Laundry Attendant a Apply Ini I 4A Maitland Blvd Tues Thurt 10 3 COE MATURE A D U LT to babysit In my home. References a mull I I X 44X1 alter 4PM MATURE Individual, w/car, lor exc. Income opportunity! Will train I I 407 171 7431 ext. 1711 MEOICAL ________ or 4071*1 /404 R IS TA U R A N T/P IX ZIR IA tor rent, with equipment. Seat* 14 Ready to open. Corner 17 flandlSth St. Sanford ^ ^ a l^ n ^ t lm e ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^ 41— M o n t y to Land MJTOCMMTT Non* bad bankrupt? Need a car. boat or home loan? No down paym ent loan* ar ranged Sunburst Ltd *** 404? 43—M ortgages Bought 4 Sold CASH FOR MTOS.-I X)0 Lark wood Dr. Sentord 3X309, Lk'd. Mto. Breker 71— Help Wanted • a eV O LTe a a TEMPORARY SERVICES Cell * » m e Accountant/Cont/xt M|r. For coordinator ol social serv ice transportation program Responsible tor billing end payment system between m u ltip le p ro v id e r* end purchaser* of service* end preparing of financial report* Knowledge ol grant, an lerprise fund end smell bust net* accounting required Ex perience with accounting toltware desired Degree in accounting and on* year exp* rience required Valery *11 OCX to US.SeI depending on quali licetion* Vend resume to lectien Chief. Transportation Ottadvenleged Program. 1*11 Wymtre Reed, Suite IIS. Winter Parh. FL 37709 Equal Opportunity Employer ADD TO YOUR INCOME AVON! SELL SKIN SO SOFT CALL 111 4111 er i n aesa APPLICATOR SVC JOSS KOUX Local/Cartbbaan Islands M il East Mas* Road as. M -F , Prket aboverettortoil *CcoshdiMOwnttor prompt payment Schodui Ing moy Inclwde Harold Advertiser ol the cost of on additional day. Cancel when you get results Foy only lor days your od runs ol rote eorned. Use full dpKrtphon tor loslesi results Copy must follow orteptable typographic ol form. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLICOUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. fl-IEW-CA-14-K FARMERS MVINOS. A FED ER A L SAVINOS AND LOAN. PiaMtitf. vt M ELA N IE ANN BREBSE. a/k/aMELANIB A. W HITAKER, JOHN DOE. ununwaniReutaaf MELANIE ANN DRECSE.a/k/a M ELA N IE A. WHITAKER. If married. JOHN DOE 11. Tananl. JA N E DOE. Tenant. JASON W. A L L I SON. and any unknown hair*, davlaaat. grentee*. creditor*, and other unknown partont or unknown ipouaa* claim lng by. through, and under any ot the above nomad IT end. brake*, supenstont. 4 wheel computer alignment* A Musi ba neat, clean. Iasi and expartoncadl Seafood kftwl edge helpful. Apply to person: D y: JanaB. Jaaawk Deputy Clerk Publish: August 7. IX Iff I D EI-dl V NEEDED C N ILO CARE in Wilson Gslrkt. I school age. I preschool 7 X I 4JJ7I *71* ) lia a t i caah. IDa following datcriead preparty situated m Samlnal* County, Florida, lowll: Lot 1. Hack C. COUNTRY C LU D HEIGHTS. UNIT I. ac cording I* ID* plat mortal at record* m Flat Baak IX Pat* ft. m IDa PuMk Racorda at Somlnalt County, Florida, purauant la IDa final dacroa at faraclaaura antarad In a cast ponding In told Court. ID* »tyl* at wFMch It: STANDARD FEDR R A L S A V IN G S R A N K , formerly known as STANDARD F E D E R A L SAVINOS AND L O A N A S S O C IA TIO N , vt. GAR Y M. HARSTAO. at al. WITNESS my Hand and at fktei ttai at tald Court mu 2Jth M jW J w ty .m i. VTNL Auto Pert* Clerk.................... SS •WHO YOU FOOL IN • You knew you can handle thl* greet spat I Hurry, call now I AAA EM P LO Y M E N T NSW.tfMM.m-sm ■ M M ! Mm FMBAV .. ......11 1 : g ? — G AR VM . MARSTAD.tr a l. OtNndantt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M L B RY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notka tohartey given mar ma undersigned Maryann* Mara*. Clerk *1 the Circuit Court of Seminal* County. Florida, will, on the toftr day of September, isei. at n o* a m ., at id* Watt Front door at IDa Samlnol# County CaurtDouaa. In ID* City at Sentord. Florida, attar for tala and tall al pubik outcry la LTO' I 71— Help Wanted C l a s s r o o m . pR |V M e p A )(T V „ A T t s S T A N D A R D F ID E R A L S A V IN G S RANK, termerly known as STANDARD FED E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Flpintltf. *a 71— Http Wanted Earn up lottl 70hr We Train! Hiring now lor local area Cell i i d tee m i APPLY NOW! Driver*, security guard*, unitors warehouse help and otlice help (Will (rami SI* Phone Fee l-1 COMPUTER SPECIALIST For technical support of social service transportation pro gram Responsible tor creet mg programs to support ad m ln ls t r e llv e d u tie s ol coordinator and report writing required Mulli user Paradox and or Dataller experience prater able Valray t JO 000 to U i H I depending on qualifice lions Vend resume to Section Chiet. Trantoertatien Oit advantaged Program, toil Wymore Read. Suite 1*1. Winter Perk. FL 117** Equal Opportunity Employer ICW PAY SCALES AT HHC Accepting applications lor Certified Nursing Assistants. Those with experience given prlorltyl Apply: SX Mellonvllle Ave Sanford HiHkasMHsaMi Car* Csattr 3224544-------------------- L0.E./H MEDICAL ACCIPTMMIST Secretary.......................I Open! • FLUSH OFFICE C E N TE R * Us* your clerical skill* to lend this top spot! Benefits! AAA EM PLOYM ENT TM W .ttthtt.m -st/e S E C U R IT Y O F F I C E R S weekly pay. SI 40 per hour to start with tegular raises plus benefit*. For prestigious utlll ty company In DaBery. HS dlptofne. Ft*, drivers license, goad credit history and able to pas* dn* tost. Current Fla guard Iteens* or certificate required Metre Security In Orlande....................I SSI-17** SECURITYOfFICERS Santordare* Cell 740 0040 TELEMARKETERS We're open and making SIS In eur Sentord Office. Com* |oln usl Will train the righ t personalities! Call Lisa tor totorvtow ♦: N to S: SO U4-1M1 TYPIST 10*0 words per minute. Word processing experience Medl cal helpful Sanford office. Send resume: Blind Bex 43S. The Sentord Herald. PO Box IM7. Sentord. F133773 1*47 Warehouse/Drivers 1310733 weekly -t- benefits (Will train) 1-3*1-. NRECXERDffTVER Must live In Sanford Areal Exper toneed O N LV I Apply In persen: 7107W. l»t St. 1 4 - I I YEARS O L D ? NEED A JOB? The Sentord Herald has direct door to door sales positions aval table today I EARN EXTRA MONEY Monday Wednesday. 4 *PM (Flexible) P ay by com mission To apply: Stop by weebdayi. 1 4PM. asb lor Dev*. The Sentord Herald, loo N. French Av*. Sentord. EO E »1 — A p a rtm e n ts / H o u s e to S h a r e S. SANFORD 1 Bdrm., 1 bath Kitchen use. pool/tennls. washer/dryer. Non smoker. CIO ♦ is util............... H t l*71 SNARE house, 2 room*, bath, smoking CX/mo. _________ m iM 7 ___________ 93— Rooms fo r Rent SUMMER SFECIALI V . clflttn dlsceuntil Clean ream *, kitchen end laundry. Cable TV. *7S/wh end up. 1X 4471 FURNISHED ROOM. Kitchen prlv.. util, incld. SIS wk sll sec. Downtown 133 10*4 H IS T O R IC A L O A B L E S H O TE L X I Magnolia Ave. Furn. wife. Color TV , micro, refrlg.. util Included Maid service. Quiet convlenlenl location. Reasonable rates Cell IJI-IStior 111-4S47 LAROE FURN. Noam. Prlv entrance w/bath No petit US a week util Incl .311 3111 PRIVATE home w/prlvlleges Excellent localion 111 Ox is or days, *04 771 1001 ROOM IN PRIVATE home in Longwood. 1*0 per week Phone 114 2U0 97— A p a rtm e n ts Fu rn ish e d / R e n t ATTRACTIVE I bdrm . quiet area, lllO'wk Includes all utilities. Cell 111 *947 BEDROOM, living room, kilch en end bath 1120 per week, utilities Included, plus deposit. Ml 4114or 349 5427 LAKE MARY I bdrm. *400 per month plus 1200 security fn eludes electric/water 121 IX* SANFORO • 1 bdrm excellent neighborhood, co m plete privacy. IX per week plus 1200 security Cell 333-Hi* I BDRM . well to wall carpet. A/C, r#cently remodeled Large patio area. S7U/mo »4«E3S I BEDROOM. AC. celling Ians, roomy. 127} plus sec. 1200 Cell............................. 333 23*4 97— Apartmtnfs Furnished/Rent 101—Houses Furnished/Rtirt SANFORD • I bdrm. cottage, close to dawntown, complete privacy. SHE per week plus SJOO security Includes utilities Celt TO-ns* 1 B D R M . I bath collAQ*. furnished. CM/mo. SIX d* posit Call P4 7M*. eves 99— Apartments Unfurnished/ Rent # * (RAW HEN* W ROSECLIFF A P A R T M E N T S New 1 bedroom apartments, lor ssw W/D connections, screened patio* end antra storage closet. 114? sq. It. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd. C e R C S lW Equal Housing Opportunity I FIR ST FLOOR. IS4S M yrtle Av*.. Ig living rm. 1 bdrm., 1 bath. Wall to wall carpet. CHA, washer/dryer. SJ7J mo. *4}JS14er taibSMI JUST UREA HOME Single lleor with p riva te entrance. Studios. I A 3 bedrooms, many extras In­ clud ing storage s p a c e . Quiet.coxy community. Nice landscaping ON SITE MANAGERS WHO CA R E! I SANFORDCOURT...323-33D1 LAKE JENNIE APTS. Under new menagemen) I Call us about our move In special* from S3ff I Broker. 333 1734 MARININ'S VILLARB Lake Ada I bdr..............SMS mo. 3bdrm....PWmo Aup— .M X S ig N E W 3 BDRM ., 3 B A T N . Townhouse. Near downtown Sentord. Wesher/dryer hook­ ups. outsldt utility rm.. mint blinds. 1431mo ........... 333-14*3 NICE t BDRM. gar eg* apt. Sanford. SXO per month plus 1300damage deposit. Ml-7**7 ONE BEDROOM. Nice areal Oil st parking. 14! a wh Includes util IIMsec. 333 «3*4 OSTEEN 1bdrm apis.. S*0 per week Includes utilities. No pels Cell3X011l____________ 1 0 3 - Houses Uwfumishsd/Rtnf 103— H ouses Untemhlwd/Rent LONOWOOO, Nwy 40. 3 bdrm. 1 bath, newly refurbished. S47S/mo phis security. 33* > P1CRBYT DOWNS. * n Sires* tree country living. Lux. M RI tDWnag. Agent B4 7S77 __ ATTENTION INYESTOtS CALL USFIBSTtor top Sami noie County single family and duplex rental propertiesI HO REALTY. >4*MH N E E O A lB O R M e rlB d rm In DELTONA? Larg* selectionI PRIMARY REALTY.... J9+B3SA CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN I 3 bdrm. I bath, new carpal. uao/mo plus deposit. trio*. Mr. Dtxan Call 333 3 3 b d rm .. ample storage, central H/A. carpet. Raced y a rd , u t ilit y room with w a s h e r/ d ry e r hoab ups freshly painted. S473plut dtp. C o llC t 1302. leave message SANFORO. 1 bdrm.. > bath CHA. lamlly rmm., looted back yard. SSW month, plus SJBOdep. Evenings n»W*f. SANFORD-3 BEDROOM Its back, garage A carpart. AC. toncad back yard U 1st, last A security. NoetandCtoanl a 1441 BBS NT LAWN ST. •110 WEST FADE ST. No pats R*f*r*nc*s. Oft Providence Blvd.. tum en n o r t h P a g e , w e st to Brentlewn. S0S mo. S74-1M9 P IR N PARRVIV* CHA ttow paint, carpet U M mo SANFORD - Newer 1 bdrm. 3 bath townhous* Move In Nr SMASAWmo/rebatol tovester* Realty, 4IM»W 1 DORM t BATN. central H/A. carport. USB par month plus security deposit. St. John's Realty. *7 3224133 3 BD R M I BATN haute an Sdkerea Needy BI-IN7. IDTURUDC AIU Hot. EnctotWgaraBt-. 3 bdrm.. very large lamlly room w/flreplace. Completely remodeled Includbsg central H/A. New carpet and appll ancet w/dlshwesher. Now vortical* all wIndew*. Calling Ians. Fenced yard w/boat shelter and storage. Looking tor tenant wanting a vary nice place live and willing to taka car* at It. Absatototy no pat*. Ref's required. MW plus security depatMt. M tllM t to Contact 333 7cx _____ 1 BED R O O M I bath. Fenced yard. Bus line) References M R mo. plus sac....... .30-7143 1/t, CO tV NOME In home by apoolntmontanty. tRFetsl Avail Aug. 1st 333 3111 1 N O RM 1 bath, appliance*, fireplace, fenced yard IMS Paul and Beth Osborne Venture I Properties. 331-47S4 Come H om e To Country S ty le Living! PARASiDC PLACE APARTMENTS MOVE IN SPECIALI 3 bdrm. I bath townhous* epertments. Quiet and sn-ur*. S400 per month, 1X0 security. 133-4447 DORCHESTER APTS Single Story I 7 Bdrm. Ask About our..... "Lees* Special.... ......A Sexier discount!" M F * 1. Open Weekends LAKE MARY Xl-**3) SANFORD, NICE AREA, larg esl I bdrm around! Larg* living room, enclosed sun room, all appliances Central H/A. 1141/mo plus 1250 tecu rlty................ ...........4*41473 SANFORD. Urge I bdrm. walk to downtown from Park Aval Itl/wk or 12*)/mo I X 1433 SANFORO Nice I bdrm. I bath. Central H/A, private lanced yd UX/mo. tlSO Security Result* Realty............. t i l - 1440 SANFORO, 1 bdrm l<s bath. tIVO/wk plus 1X0 sec. or 1150/mo includes util 13J M93 SANFORO, Ig 1 bdrm. S*S/wk olus 11W security or Sl*S/mo 2 bdrm VUVmo or SllO/wh Pool, laundry. A/C. 133 4410 SANFORD t and 1 bdrm apis Good areas Move In lor only 1150 1410. 1 1 1 ! $ 1 4 1 mo/rebate! Investors Realty w a rn I AND 2 BDRM .rpts available In Santord. Clean, quiet, priced rlghtl 332 113*_________ t BDRM.. wall to wall carpet. A/C. recently remodeled. 1210'mo 324 M31 3 BDRM. 1 BATH. Sanford. Washer/dryer, central air, dishwasher, screened patio. 1400/mo plus deposit **5 2413 days. 4*1 SIX, eves 2 BEDROOMS. I bath Includes some utilities. 1320 m o. Atwood Phillips. Inc. *44 4100 3/1 UPSTAIRS. 3 blocks ol IPark. 13SO and sec Barb M F, * 4................... 312-3 POOL, TENN» COURT, VOLLEYBALL COUNT EACH APARTMENT MCLUOIS 1New Carpedng •New AppUencM Indud“ “ “ t.Dlehwedier .Oar btee OtoposN•WasherADryersln«a«id Inunits tor an addWonal monMy He •34 houremargancy maintanane* service 330-5204 Z&o/ee- apartments TAKE IT-ag 11 AIRPORT M W TWRNBBT rttO O F A m iA IQ H O N N O H T Step Up In to A G reat A pa rtm en t! 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath i ONLY .*435 MO:: 7 and 12 Month Lease ! Available •MMinWig poof BOO y RBO 101-Houses Furnished / Rent 2 BORM. tbafh Wash/dry Fenced yd Near leketrent! 1450 mo r dep .......... 333 434* Experienced tor busy olfic*. Must poses* grammar, typing, tiling, scheduling, and organ! iitional skills, r PEST CONTAOL TECHNICIANS No experience necessary ________ Cell J4SSS31 PHAAMACYTICH/HEIPEA Full time Cell 407 m 11*0 POSTAL and gevernment tabs. I D Jl/hr Now open For •xam end application cell __________ M im e PAOOUCT COORDINATOR Need responsible person with HS d piome end clean driving record to help p ro v id e specialty produce to Orlando area * linesl restaurant* Will tram varied duties include pecking orders, light de liveries, otlice work Cell Maryam at M l m i RETAIL STORE MANAGER For women * eppprel. expert ence necesser, Cell Ann« tor appointment J » ttt4 between ICAM 9PM ______ Painting ONE CALL DOBS IT ALLI Painting, masonry, welding. mowlng.etc.ll PH.2)»)TTE C A R P E N T R Y , MASONARY painting and Ilia work Free estimates Llsc'd Call 1234221 A ir Conditioning A Heating DCI A/C Fast same day service Allmakes Freeest*s 47* Itl4. 24hours, / days RN Professional uttllretion ,re v>ew Queiity assurance expx. rentx Ventord otlice S 4FM Vend resume Aitnd Aex tit The Venlurd Heruld M j bux IN/. Sentord Fl V in leaf RNS NEEDEO Pert tune end I lull time ) II shift Perfect xchedulitig lur semi retired homemoxer luox ing tor someth,ng to du with that extra time on hand ur those rwedmg to Supplement income IPN NEEDED Full time. II 7 stun Come |0>n our teem at Debar, Manor an VNF with sub acute unit providing cere and ser, Ices to skilled petients .e ventilelion dependent We aisu provide a vanity ol uttwr services usually ottered n tie acute cere setting Experw.i.s desirable but will trem Com petitive salary and twneMi Excellent working environ menI Apply O EBARV M ANOR M N Mwy I7/*1 Oeiary. M F . SAM 4PM Appliances NEW/USED APPLIANCES Bvy/S*il a Rt<*nd/ Guaranteed HOME APPLIANCE...322 3M3 A utom otive DETAIL FIVER Let ,our car sparkle lur summer! Comp 0*l«>lS*rr k #i IMOJIS HEAOLINERH Must tars *40 Wagca s If5 Vinyl lop, tag ' *rp*r lab ar » r u. • M4V building C o n tra c to rs •AUDI r IONS All >an u | ,l,» | tbrairty o*rkl I r M k l n l m l ' k « l « i i i r i l M«r • . l / l l l l l NEW RIM/3U E I. M l MAIM HOMES, OFFICE S S TO N ES Ail types uautrwtiOT M«s/Cam 1244044 S U kalmt. CBCtissa* Carpentry Hom e Improvement CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic tile Rickard Gres*..... Mt 1*72 CO N CEPT On* Enter. Gen carpentryl Home, otlice. kitchen.bath! 314414/ Cleaning Service THE CUEN TEEM . C oncrete C A P TA IN CONCRETE Wayn* tWal 7 Man Quality Opera t om no 2221/24* 4903 T Iu m B n T HOPKINS PLUMBING All your plumbing needs I 2* houril 4R F 0OS2770 373 Law n Service CLASSIC CLEANING! FOR CLASSY CLIENTS! Call the Clean Team 104 114 4*54 CATHY'S CLEANING SERV ICE References, reasonable rates Licensed1Call X ) 7470 LEAVE THE Hausxrwork to usl No |ob too small! Reasonable rates Rtspansible no I OS* SUMMER I HOT I CLEAN? Rates lr*m 111 A up Call Joy t Res/comm EM 0*4/ DICK P I N O L A t f t lN f r li rdf Quality work! Int/Ext . Lk'd A Insured Free esl 1333 1773 !E X P ER T PAINTINO A f m r . Walking Repair*. Int/eit.Fraaest 13yrs 7*7 I9S7 t COM PLETE Outlay Lawn A Landscaping. Trxe Service L Irrigation, competitive rates. tree *ttim*t**Survty'*372 7E3* L A W N M A IN T E N A N C E Commercial/Rtsidtxlial Lew Ratesl Call Tem 132433R RANDY'S QUALITV LAWN. Complete care, clean ups Since IN2 Free est I 331*71* Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations Lie d A ins H I 1444/E344I17 M ovin g * Hauling Fence B A R HAULINO. Yard trash, appl . turn Cheap on timet l is/up Call Ray 217 7X7 SHARP FEN C E) 1st Mat * work Low Ut Frtw est Wood •ha.nlink A repairs 113 4*11 • • • H A U L IN G .y a rd trash appliances, furniture, trash ot any kind1 Rickard...... 37) 774) PrEssurt Cleaning PCM House wash and painting "Quotes by phone". Call Roger. 324 4*40. SAM IPM Secretarial 4 Typing Services C U STO M Typing/Bookkeeping) DJ Enterprises. *0IB E 25th S I. Sanford H4 0471/373 7»fl ---- Trask Hauling H T L S E R V IC E S fresh cleanup Call today for Ire* estimate 7a0 )*** Tree Service BUNYANS TR E E SERVICE Tree work light hauling Fret estimates. Insured 3)1 143* RICH'S T R E E REMOVAL 34 hr service, tree estimates best prices! 77a *941 1tlr r r ll.s r ) o n r Hti.sinr.s.s I f r r v I h t y l o r l.v I t n r $4T> !>rr Month, ( t i l l C lu.ssijirtl . ATJ 2 t i l l Is EOI \ �Sanford Herald. Santoro, Florida - Wednesday, August 14, 1991 - ?■ 141— N s s y e t f e r Ss4e 1 I OHM. i BATH. . Fenced. ISBB/ma. Call 1 days; t » m i , e v t t A m .___ > I B M 1 BATH, central M/A. Older tarye heme, clow In. m*/me Call m i aaai 115— I n d v t f r k l U R K M A R T, l/l Nice areaT Wall well carpet. CHA, agpll m m Fenced yd...... B3U7W SANFORD, eke 1 Bdrm.. AC. carpet. Dishwasher. laundry • rm „ carport. MM me. Persia TWO 11 DROQNL I leW CHA, weeh/dryar heekup*. Wall to • well carpet..............J I I W l/ l MILE from it *i and U . Mery Bl. ] bdrm. I bath. • fenced yard cellM* tern. A/C. BJM/me. ptue dfenH Include* •ewer end wafer. 327 K I7 ieee p a r k a v i •i bdrm.. A/c. S415/mo. pfee M l wcvrtty. m i 1 I M M l I BATH, lanterd. Appliance*. He net*. Ida/mo. plueeeciirlty.fePdtfetferA I B O O M | BATH, central A/C. . all appt. dip m i/d < near high acheet.ni SH* W7— MbWIT 14,988 SQ. FT. Far teaw. 1 phaee. deck, 10 ft. celling, i 111 Aareert Ifvd. «7 - ni-ent I I S — O ff ic e S f c t/ K s iif P R I I T t M O F F IC II - m le AMR ay. H. Seme turfeshed. 1 bfeckafe City HeiL Cell 33+054*........ CROWN SQUARE SANFORD m . M R . and >Afe*yuare feet. _________Cell m me G IN IV A . 1 bdrm. CHA. No Hot*I 0 / 1 me. plw* deposit. M U L L I T LAKE FK.. Ti It. mobile home. > bdrm*. un . tumlehed ter rent. 1u n i t y O N I 10AM., turn.. BA10AIH rent, yulot neighborhood. Herb Ave.kfebUeFk. «* -»* » IA N F O R D -F A O L A A R IA . 1 , •; bedroom on privet* let. uso I ; month plu* HJC aecurlty. t v m t o M U o rm w M o e It* BDAM. 1 BATH trailer on V private lot. Water tumlihod. [ . ■ M M j W ............Cell 11*14521 1 > 1 FURH. AC. weter/garbego. U Fence/coveredpetie. No petal I K IM le iiH w t .io it i) |Z: 111— P a r k in g S p s c t- F9fKtfft___ U O O W H T O W H IA H F O R D . | r NCAA COURTHOUSE. c a l l m net 114— W a r t h o u M K S— c t / R«nf W fH ttR / C F l& f / D O W N T O W N BR ICK £ WARRHOUSt SFACR ■MS to V 10,110 so It. Deck HT. *■ Sprlnklered. Cell 32+0544 ir CROWN SQUARE I LOHOWOOO/LK. MARY area. . 1.000 MOO »q. II. with' or |i- without A/C ottlce*. Storting ■ *331. Mclntmh Point, 123774* We list and sell •more property than anyone fai Hie Greater Sanfordlake Mary area. Cantary tl Cbfedl Realty m in* 1 1 7 -O W Ic t K x it e lt C O R N IR » m and 427. otic* Wdg. Great tor ell type* oC buelnew. 117 34)7/113+4+14*4 TW O 1,000 ty. ft unit*, can be used feyether. On* unit. HO *4-ft. Call 330)1*7 IN LOCH ARBOR A 2/1 w/lot* of potential on quarter acre. Open beam calling*. Many fraav.t70.000 IU P R R D ELTO N A LAKES 4/1 Everything I* upgrotNd. What a house. New party pool. BaaucoUp xtrav Only. ***.*00. CAU ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 BATEMAN REALTY 321*799............31I-22S7 G O V 'T HOMES - Alm nt nothing down, almoet no doting coil*. No glm m lcksl Call Mike ISM Fart Or., lanterd Ml W. taka Mary BL. Lk.Msry • In O u r 3 S th Y u r * RM SALEONRENT EmgnsB RiaHy Croup Ik . Cantril Florida'* Largest Independent matter E X T R E M E L Y M OTIVA TED SELLER! 2 bdrm. 1 bath ell brick horn* w/patlo It walling lor a now family. Good condl tlo n , a ll a p p lia n ce * in established neighborhood. Lo cated on wooded lot w/tence Location Plus) 547.100 Call Ed. 774 1142 CNARMINO POOL AREA tur ( li t Month Only) I t ’S B edroom A p a rtm e n ts •Cable T V •Washer;/Dryers in Select Units • Self Clean Oven |* Icemaker • Dishwasher • Garbage Disposal • Pool • Clubhouse 2450 Hartwell Ave., Sanford M O N .-S A T .9 -6 • S«ai. 12- J 3 2 4 -4 3 3 4 rounded by privacy fence end patio goes with this Immacu late 1 bdrm. 7 bath home. Thl* lovely home with wall lend scaped and wooded lot hat had TL C and It show* What site could you ask tort 144.*00 3 bdrm. 2 both contemporary h o m e . G re a lro o m w ith fireplace, screened porch, fan*, window treatment*. Beautiful wooded corner lot Clot* lo hogh school. Must tee •I only 57*. 700 Call Charlotte. 574 MIS 904-775-0035 ^ I BUYHOUSES ^ A N Y CONOITIONI Need repair*? Behind on payments? Cell Greg, 312 4714 WANTTO SELL YOU* HOME? I am looking tor nice frames to match wllh buyeri. Call Bob Grtfoo, REALTOR (COD 514 4400 or 121 5200 MUST SELL MOM S HOUSE '“s-s- m i m m MOVE-INSKCUI 12 MONTH L E A S E O N L Y Eff.,1, 2, & 3 & Townhouses Available 1 bdrm.. 2 bath CB home In better Sanlord neighborhood Top condition, central AC. new carpet. 1 paint, all eppli antes Lots ot inside storage built In. FHA qualified buyer can put just *1100 down and seller will pay all ol buyers’ closing 5 loan costs Double lot. 150 X 140 Drive by at 2017 Hibiscus Court, then call or just knock on door 17* *00 total Charles Slade, son. 321 1*37 or 24/ 0741 W. “ “ 1/2 on BY OWNER 110.000 down, owner financing 2 bdrm 2 bath, central H/A on I acre near Lake Monroe 171 000 Call 221 4/42 \ i i it t u NICE 1 bdrm 2 bath home, central air, tamiiy room, huge oaks, good neighborhood SPECIAL BU Y! 144.500 ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y ! bdrm . central H/A corner lot trees! i Large O N L Y 4 I W0 323-5774 7 f ( * e.ise } • - - * - ?• RaID GEWOODACRIS duplex community •2 01.2 04 « Laundry Hm •Cenrral rt A , •Ig ScreenPorch •LeanCare • M OVE-IN S P E C IA L * fOfl AUGUST 550 OIF 141HO RENT PLUS NO APPLIANCE fill ItJOVMue) 1505 W. 25th S i, Sanlord • 322-2090 Hours: Mon.-FrL 8:30 •5:30 • Sat. 1 0 - 5 SANFORD U a u g W C jV g a K C to 'd u n Pnqwrty UUnagwraH 330-2215 75*81 17«7 rock, i wooo non For yaur new home. Huge oaks, alley eccete Sanford city wafer/eawar. *12.501 with C A U M R T REALTY m im Government Repee 5 Assume No Quality Heme* In Seminoli/Orangd/Vetuila/Lake Counties $3,M l DOUR •2/1 - fireplace, new carpet, fenced yard......52*.*00 • 1/1Vi. 1.700 iq. ft. wife hot tub. appliances, fireplace 153.*00 •1/IW split plan, agpfionce*. garage, fenced yard. *45.*00 • l/l - renovated! New carpet. yard.. .......'....1.54*.*00 •1/1 on 1/2 acret New paint, fplc. family, living and dining room*. Privacy fence. 574500 •2/1 renovated, new carpet, paint, appliance*, lanced yerd............................. 513.400 • 3/1 renovated, new carpet, paint appliance*, lanced yerd............................. 54*.*00 •••17,*M deem, assume no geelF ty on this two story 2/25* wife appliance*, and fireplace. Fenced yard with pool 1*54.500 FLU * OWNER F IN A N C IN G Plnecrest. 1/3, living, d Iping, lamlly rm.. security system, fenced yerd.... S42.*00 ST JOHN'S AMO LK MONROE 5 acre estate! 4/2.3500 sg tt , custom built, 527*.*00 ALTAMONTE SFRINOS 1/2 with attached mother In law hornet Pool, privacy fence yerd and kennel*. *12*.100 *• V Wi ro* SAURYOWNER Assumable lo qualified buyer. 3 bdrm. It* bath, living room, lamlly room or 4th bdrm., large kitchen. Nice corner lol. In ground pool. *42,000 321*453 a ★ rotzifi REALTY * a Quinn Realty Inc 321-3663 SANFORD 3 bdrm. 2 bath, dining and living room, eat In ki t c he n , 1 f i r e p l a c e * , hardwood lloor*. central H/A. 7car garage 15*.500 Call *75 5451 SANFORD, 2/2. Assumable mortgage, pool. 141.000 TWO BEDROOM largo lot. ______131.000 130 12*7 SPACIOUS POOL H O M II 4 bdrm. 7 bath spill plan with lamily room l minute from Lake Mary Bl A great value 4i. .....................*72.000 14.000 DOWN A N D ASSUMEI 1 bdrm 2 bath In Brynhavtfl Split plan with cathedral cell Ing! 2 car garage w/opener Below market at ........14* *** Call Janet Mansfield Days. »1 I2M Eves. 121-7171 AA Carnes. Inc. SuifotJ For Silt ty Owrbi Ptnecrest area J or 4 bdrm. Urge living rm. new central H/A. I.4M sq It., fenced backyard 154.000 321 5072 STUM PROPERTY n • LAWN MOWER. 31" cut. Eiceiient Condition) *75. 322 174* Laft/Sala — Good rental history 142 500 St. John's Realty. <7 122 4121 m iw iiiiiM Q eqeva Q a r d e q s R. ORA NO I CO UN TY Metre*. ferae bam. Dupln, Recently Renovated. RENTS STARTING FR O M Come by and see yo u r new home at Geneva C ardens, You'll be g lad you did! 1 4 1 -H o f im f i r f a it SANFORD ] bdrm. 3 bath eseculiv* home on large treed lol in great areal In law quarltrt lor that teen or mom 11*2,500...............722 *475 1025 5. Volusia Ave. Orange CIly, FI. Florida Really Carp* ft Vinyl, Celling Fan, Verticals ft Minis, Pod, Tennis Court, Clubhouse ft Lsundry Room 193— law w ftOardtn ASSUMABLE - NO Q UALI­ FYING Super deal on 4 yr. old The P r u d e n t ia l^ N l ( I * Cl KAN • A F F O R D A B L E • E L E C T R I C Typewriter, Smith Corona Priced to Sail) MB..............................325-4515 LAKEMARY, LESSTHAN S3,OM DOWN Newly renovated. Sanlord (Goldsboro) 2 txtrm. I both. >11,500 Murray Jem. 2235400 FfewH,v.i.F.nea*M limited Time Offer lit—Offica SuppHat TW O STORY IL E O A H C E Thl* s/2 ha* balconies, deco rator drape*, chandeliers, etc., ate. Mutt tea......*221000 141— Horn— for Sr Ir a V 1V*w/workshap *4*.*00 as/ U*. nice neighborhood 174.500 01/1. groat location 5*4,500 A LL A R O V R R IN TTO O W N t Horw lover*, thi* one’* ter yowl 11 acre* wllh 1 bdrm. lit bath. Fireplace, acreened porch.............................**2.000 •WEIGHT SET HO lb. barbell, weight* and bench. ISO 222 *315 W A ITIN G FOR TO U Well kept factory built 2/1. Oulat area. Energy efficient. Super starter................554.400. W E L L M A IN TA IN ED ]/! On large well tread let. He* yreat potential. Vou nead to *#alt. Only................... 14*.*00. 1 3 S -F f U iis ~ TAKE UPPAYMENTS CaWFEBAeeriTaeeae M O A I L I V I + ADDITION Wall kept. For big family. On liv acre*. Mutt tee to appr* data. Call now I..........Mf.feO. N O R TH LAK E VILLAGB and Lk. Mary Bl. 2 bdrm. 1 bath, fireplace, peel. Neutllu*. m e /m e ia i l i n e r 3303f35 • e l/ l FARK ON PARK# # BMS Me. CALL AlChlodl 231-Care • BIKE. M m to ipo*d ~*45 221-742*____________________ •GOLF CLUBS. Me Gregor. Jack Nlcklaut. 2 * Iran, wedge, puffer, 1 A 1 weed* * matching beg. Etc. cend.l (too............................2232310 HARO TIM E selling gene* Fer smell lea I will sell your weigon within 40 day* or fee end gun returned. I deal wife buyer* from all over US. R E A L T Y ^ J N C . 121— C o n M a m h tiu m W tn fa lB 1 bdrm. 1 bath, wteher/dryer. SWJ/mo S.E.C.M Inc.. Lk Raat Etlate Broker, +37004 IIS— Camputar* •CO M PU TR R P A C K A G E Commodore *4 keyboard, disk drive. Okldata 130 Printer*. 5100............................321 310* 117— Sporting Pooch GRANNY'S HOME FOR BALK Cufe 2/t w/fam. tm. on treed let In *itot area. Motivated. Circle this ad................541,100. pirc mock cum H u m / K tH t * IF 5ANFOBD U » ijjj, 3,140 efewre feet available. ________ Call M i m e s a m f o r d . eeee eg. it. preview* cabinet mlg. dock A ground f e n n y : ample perking. O H STENSTROM TrHMti/Htwt ’ KIT *N* CARLYLE* by Lorry Wright MANAGEMENT B R E A LTY 4k7 n i 7121/m-B17* THE OAXS/SANFORD FORSAURY OWNER 2 bdrm 2 bath. Ig master, Ig l i vi ng and di ni n g area w'fireplace Wood deck. Ig trees Privacy and security Eitra room tor office, hobby or poss 3rd bdrm Tennis and pool privileges m.soo Days. I l l 5*31 E ves/weekend*. I l l 1*44_ TWOHOMES-1LOT Perfect lor large lamily or mother In law Includes 3 bdrm . 7 bath. PLUS detached 2 bdrm . I bath. PLUS large shed PLUS fenced yard Great value at 174500 complete with ION do*n lo qualified buyer or TRAOE IN your home or lol equity CALL NOWII CALLMRT REALTY 322 7491 WHY PAY RENT? SI down lor Vets A lillfe more for others Brand new } bedroom 2 bath homes with 1 car garages tram 5110. Intel monthly payments Universal Realty. M l 2114 NEAR MAYFAIR Galt course, nicely weedwt toaxies 515.500. Owner/Realtor........... 221-7*75 OCALA R A T 'L F O R E S T . Weeded fete! 55.430 each, no money daent 573.41 monthly. ________ HOMW-502*________ 141 ACRES all or part, custom pend*, fence. Will finance. near Defend................. 24557W t t GENEVA ACRES. We'll In traduce you la e goad builder. Now............................ 522.240 Neaetrea* Realty 2P-542B I ACRES, RIVER OAKS, OS­ TEEN - St. John'* access Restricted. Asking 520. too _________407 57514*5_________ 1 3 5 - C o n d o m in iu m s C o - O p / S a la YOUR N IW SMYRNA CONDO C O N N R C T I O N I Sanlord native. Drend*. Ownby Real Eilefe.................. *05427 7*53 157— A A o M la H o m o s / t a la MI0 SUMMER SPECIALS SANFOROARKAM OBILI HOMI COMMUNITY 14X40 - 2/1, all electric, eiceiient location, many •»1re*........................... 514.000 I4X4S 1/7 spill Nice lamily home............................ 514.000 14X54 - 2/1. gas and electric hem#............................. t*. 500 14X12 - 2/1 spill, 1**0 all electric home............................ 511.100 Broker, lH-*l**/5IU7tl MUST S ILL. 14 X 71, 2/1. AC. 2 perches, ell appliance*. Nice family home I *7000.....721*447 SANFORD. 57 Fleetwood. 14 X 17. 2 bdrm., 1 1/4 bath. CHA. sloreg* bldg., covered porch, new carpet A awning*. Family pk.Prlctdtatell5IS.M0 __________ 221-7417___________ SAVE U lt N IW t*tl H O M III WHY FAY RETAIL* 14X7*, S f t U H X 75*1*,4*4 54H 7*4 IN I 21X44 mobile home. 1 bdrm. 2 bath, large screened porch. Asking *14,000............. 323 42*2 15500 BUYS! 1 bdrm.. 2 bath. AC. wasTwr/dryer, part furnished, screen rm., carport A utility shed Inn';* park) Cfekke»i* A Peell 372 2*57 IMS DOUALEWIDE. Carraig* Cove Well maintained. 3 bdrm 2 bath on manicured lot 1100 down end assume. Must Quality 322 *421 140— B u s i n t s s F o r S a l t _________ HARDWARE And Feed Iter* In Osteen. Doing good business! Building, lend. Inventory. *14*.*001 Owner retiring! ^enjghn^RealtjMnCj^taAll*^ 145— P u p lBX f o r S a i t 1 BDRM. 1 BATH, plus 1 bdrm. ) both Nrar llth St Income ^ M O JJlO O O JrtC M T a lfe r^ ^ 101— A p p l i a n e t s / F u rn itu rt AIR CONDITIONERS 1.000 BTU window units, like new. from *74. Splil units, 7‘ > Tan, *221. Condensing units. 3 and 4 ton. Irom » » 240 *640 __ • RU N KB iD l 1*1 323 10*1 • COLOR TV. Zenith. » In' wood cabinet, floor model Needs a little repair tiOQ 377 H ll____________________ • COUCH Floral print, bright colors, good condition *50 __________ 321 7*21 • COUCH-HIDE A RED. Queenslie UOOBO 234 0031 • CRIB, J I N N Y L IN D w'mollress H i 00 _______ Call 130 2*17__________ • GAME TABLE w 4 chair* by Henry Link tlQOIlrin 323 3777 HOSPI TAL BED. electric Wheelchair, large LIN Chair All mere condition 323 1*31 LARRY'S MART. 211 Sanlord Ave. New Used torn A appl Buy/5aII/Trade........ 1314131 MOVING Amana freeter. 73 tt t i l l . JC Penney washerdryer. gold 1140 pair. Couch A chair solid wood tram*'. beige blue n i l 121 111* • PAIR RECLINER CHAIRS, brown, on* good, one has few small fears 1IOO for both _________ 174 1701________ __ T W I N W A V E L C 5 5 WATERAED New was U H . askinqllll Likerew 13) *174 WASHER/DRYER. *11* each 11* ISM. days, or 371 47*1 »> «viH I 113— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S t e r e o ^ • MAGNOVAOX AM/FM duel cesselt* stereo New only about ij trauri o' us* fine W 0*44 199— Fat» ft NappHts •AKC G OLD IN RETR IEV ER . FREE. FREE. F R B I I 2 yr* eld. female, spayed. Forced Into giving upl (Apartment dweller) 221 *370____________ • FEM ALE CAT, LOVING A Friendly! Grey tiger strip* tabby. Spayed A dec lowed F R I I t l t TO A GOOD GEORGE TH E PYTHON, Bleck/brewn 4'? tt. with cage. can reach 22 ft. *110.2254711 LOST! I Black A tan male puppy. Vicinity ot Sanlord Feet Office, Sunday morning. REWARD!................. 123-4340 N E E D IN FO fer Monthly feewiletier I Few Print New* 201— H o m t e e HA Y FOR l A L I t e * S2.7S Beta, *25 roll. FENCE bldg. A Repair 1222-22H eves________ • W E S T E R N SADOLK. 15" •eat. Brawn, w/pad and brldla 1100. Mary................. 3345347 235— Trucks / B u s ts / V a n s • M I T A L TO O L BOX ter NO MONET DOWN ESTATE SALE 215— Bo« ts and Acctssorits B O A T , *7* Benlla. #S HP Johnson, good engine, needs hull, electric and steering cable work. Till trailer, til *1*5 lakes III.............. 221 *443 HO BII-CAT 14, good condition w/traller (400 Gus Ornberg, 3rd and Holly Ave, Sanlord __________ 3212*14__________ 1*47 CRISTLINRR V Bottom fiberglass boat. FREE 111 No motor, no trailtr. Clear title. U Haul awa y ! 321 4041 I ) BOWRIDIR. 14 ft.. 140 HP Inboard. Canvas top. Irallar. *7*00OBO 1211141 217— Oarage Saits FRANK A LORI'l New A Used I 3102 S- French Ay* Thrift Stare. Clip this ed tor IbX Off I JEER GRAND WAOONRBR - 4 wheel drive. VL full power and air. Locally NO MONEY DOWN clean. Service records availebfe.54.aw...........C 4 j l » i n g IN* CNEVY CAVALIER CS eulo. air. AM/FM staraa. power steering, power brake*. ONLY *12* 4B per month (30 months • II 9 \ APRl Call Mr. Payne Courtesy Used Cart. 123 2113 1«B* SUBURU 4 wheel drive 1lalion wagon. 5 speed. A/C power windows, A M / F M cassette. 14.200330 2704 237— T r a c t o r s a n d Traitere 19*4 WELL* CARGO Trailer. Enclosed 5' X IVt. Nosecone, root vwnt. and •■trail *1110 23ft— V t h k k s ____ Wanfd 233— Atft* P a rts / A c c a s s o ria s AA AUTO SALVAGE of Dv&ftry W l WEIGH AND FAYI Top** lor junk. Car* A Truck*. FOR SALE - VO Rocket Engine with 4 barrel carburetor In eluding transmission. 5400 OBO lakes *113212*41 TOOL DORS* - ter small pick up truck. SB 33* 3*30. days; or 321 4743, ownings. • V OL K SWAOEM B E E T L E peris, fed fender. 2 deers, a steal at I7S ter all. 245 4)40. Oveido ___ 'Bl - 't l CNEVY It pest parts, glass, sheet metal. Inferior, bumper. Going Iasi, cell now I 33011*0 Rlag B4B4M0 fer geafe. 239— A A t to r c y c k s a n d B lk t s 1*25 HONDA 7»# k " 29.000 mile*, rurw/leak* great I (1.200 OBO 330-*153. leave mtg 1*1? S U Z U K I t l* Endurt. Hardly av*r used! 1400. Coll Fat 222-245* er 223-7*1* V SUZUKI MB* INTRUDER B.ISB ml las. runt grtail 53.400 May new accetarlesl 321) 1)0 235— T r u c k s / Bw sas/Vans 241— Rtcroational Vthkhs/Com pare 1*74 OOOOE FICK UF 2/4 ton. VI, auto, wood body, good rubber. 11.200 Eiceiient con dlllonl Gut Ornberg, 3rd and Holly Ave. Senford. 323 2*5i '7* PLYMOUTH VAN. Auto, t70K, runt great, clean, good shape. Beyl. *1.1*5.32340*5 '53 FORD F ife p up. short bad. 300 engine, PS. crulte, till. A/C. 14.000ml. 53,400 222 05*2 Up AVAILABLR SELF STORAGE I Outside tforage lor R V i l Inquire. BS.M-F. 2235415 MOMAD TR AILER . 2* It. 1*51. Ideal travel or live Ini Roof air. TV. sleeps 4. Eitra nice) Only *3300................... 222 7*2* RV RENTAL let*. 5145 me. Incl wafer, tewar A garbage. Park Ava NfeMfe Fk. 332 2*41 Tol T » 1H7WUZU PICKUP 1979 A U D I 8000 8 AUTO STEREO, AIR, 5 SPEED BTEREO, LOW ROE R. LOW Mk.EB.NAOB _ *888 _____ Poultry_____ AUOUST life. 11AM 102 S. Sunlend Dr, Sanford 4 bdrm. 2 bath home, fenced In yard on 1/4acres Auctioneer; Deland Florida...... AUt04AB4*4 323 J2J* KMor Co. m Iltt •■capt fee. lag, title, etc 440K.UW KB 213— Auction* ■gS M TAKE BPPAYMENTS 203— Livtsfockand CHICKEN*. I rooster, 3 hensT Brahemas. Bull Cochin A White Reck. *25 *10.1*5771* pickup truck, Black, wafer **3". US 3234442 •icept tai. tag, title, etc 19BB HYUNDAI •4 door. *1110. ■ir, stereo, pawar (fearing, tow miletl ONLY 112*BB per month (4S month* # 1**% APRl............. Cell Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cary 2232123 1*74 CHEVY NOVA CONTOURS CPE. STEREO. Vi AUTO, AIR •3488 1885 F O M O E150 V A N fferiMigD CUSTOM. CAPT AM CHAIR MR; STEREO. NEAT AS APM -* 3 9 8 8 B A S S 0 9 0 GOOD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? BAD CREDIT? WE CAN HELP! AS LOW AS AS LOW AS $2QO $ 3 1 ° ° 1887 C H EV Y 8-10 Vt. AUTO. AM PA P0. LOW MAES. 1947 VW FOX OL MCE CAR AIR STEREO. 4 DR LUXURY LOCAL OWNER *3988 1984 020 CUSTOM VAN *3888 1985 FORD ESCO RT DUAL AIR. CUSTOM AIR AUTO. PAINT. *4688 ALL POWER NEED SALE ITEMS ★ FOR BENEFIT ★ DOWN STEREO •1488 Ken 'Rummel Call Ralph tor Pick upl 3114713 Mwy i / • Ssinford 219— Wanted to Buy 3217800 or 628-9779 *** Aluminum Cant.. Newspaper New Fer reus Metals..........Glass KOKOMO...................... 123-114* ANY NINTENDO TAPES! In good condllion! Reasonable price I............... ....... 333 2**» Car Sales 222— Musical Merchandise THOMAS 2 keyboard organ with loot pedals. *1)0 Gus Ornberg. 3rd end Holly Ave, Sanlord.....................12129)4 223— M isc e lla n e o u s B ICYCLE men s 27 inch Cen leurlan 10 speed *4) __________ 17109*0 _ ___ CONSOLE sewing machine. I JO ’7) ‘I t Dodge Plymouth eulo. If «ntmission * )) 177 4474 • EX E H C I S O R / w a l h i n g machine. Sears *7* (* I7 ) value) 311 *0)0 ________ GAS BAR ■ QUE G R IL L ~ Eacellenl cond *7) 119 3*30. days or 171 4741. evenings • '• O LO IE B U T G O O D I E " Royaltl* 44 I Royal) lypowril ar, manual *7) firm, col lectori itam 122 79)7 • WAT E R F I L T E R now in the bo, INSAI New cost *179 first *40' Includes mstallafion 121 1975 231— Cars a * Gene Burk* Auto tales t * Low at *177 down* Low pay merits! e a * * « * *114 14*7 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M ONEY DOWN e«cepl tav, lag. fill* efc 1947 CHEVY SPE CT RUM 4 door. auto, air power steer mg stereo1 Only *119 90 per month! 142 months u 19 *N APRl Call Mr Payne Courtesy UudCars. >71 7123 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eaceptlaa lag title, etc 1917 C H E V Y C A P R I C E CLASSIC Auto air power stereo Only *149 9/per month 14* months ,i I t n A P « ) Call Mr Payne Court*!y Used Cart 123 2121 • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTI ON • E VE R Y T UE* A FRI 7 M P M DAT 70MAAUT O AUC T I O N Hwy 91. 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Hwy. 17-92, CatM lbarry, Florida Hours Mon.-SaL 9 • 6 • Sun. 1 2 - 5 331-3837_____ �*i i i i i ' t r f f •t f i xiT T *f t f r T f T * Sanford Hsrakl. Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, August 14, 1W 1 Drug therapy must be carefully monitored PETER QOTT.M.D a u rp ry far hip and pelvic bone replacement and ■ cardiac arrest in the recovery room. Later mjr m edication was changed to J ' .it Jii 1 JM I J J t i l l J 1.. j f j I M J M U M .1 J J i l l *111 l i i ! Jll 11J M III .III ■) J J: ii i ( ) M •J: I i Jill 1 J h i h i l l •j Ji j •J J.-J 1: 1 1 .1 l iJML. I till 111 .'J .) ) -Jill i 1! )i 1 1 I i i l l Ml 1 ii n i 1 1 t i l l ’.1 J i l l . I K t .•J J .1 J.-Jki J 1 II U l l .•J .L 'J. JI 1 .■J . K i l l .'Jll 1 •J J U G il l IU 1 hi II hit i to prevent an ir- HfUATM lS I# IT. FUn HBTURNM* PIP HB CALLVDUt e*N. h alftr a ck s CALL ^ patients with liver disease or myrow aiaorocri. Amiodarone causes many side effects, including sun sensitivity, cough, sh o rtn ess of breath, rever. w eakness, trem bling, constipation, headache, rapid pulse, impotence and others. Patients taking the medicine should be monitored by their doctors at regular Intervals. To give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Consumer T ipa on M edlclnea.*’ Other readers who would like a copy should send $1.29 plus a long. self»addressed. stam ped envelope to P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. 'W P YOU SEE THAT? I SWA CLEAR ACROSS THE POOLANP I THINK THE LITTLE RfP-HAlREP sfilR l WAS UJATCHIN6 M E I V I MAP A PATE. iU rm iH C . C O J U J IV P ft X t O J T O R LAST WIGHT ^ WELL, A U D ttJ E E M X D HJfTH R MISTRIAL G£AC> Me m v R i g h t s ii .V i p r blepharitis of the eyes. Is there anything I can do to control the blinking, and is this hereditary? DSAA M A B B k Blepharitis is a non-hereditary inflammation of the oil glands of the eyelids. There are two farms. U lcerative blepharitis la a highly contagious bacterial In­ fection. usually staph, which causes swelling, redness and discomfort, as well as crusting. It is treated with antibiotic eye solutions. The condition often recurs In cycles and usually does not harm vision, although it is unpleasant. Non-ukerative blepharitis, a non-infcctious type of inflam­ mation. is frequently the result of an allergic reaction. It also ----------- ---------------iH o vitifts By P h illip Alder There are certain problems that an expert will solve almost Instantaneously, whereas a less experienced player will stare at the cards for a long time — and often still not find the right answer. T h is is because the expert has seen the play before. Experience counts for a lot in bridge. T o check yo u r experience level, hide the East-West cards and decide upon your line of play In six diamonds against the lead of the club seven. East playing the Jack. T h is hand was played at the rubber-bridge table by one of the best women players ever. Helen Sobel. North, though, liras a poor p e rfo rm e r. He s h o u ld have raised the strong two-bid open­ ing to three diamonds. And. even more clearly, he should have bid four diamonds, not PKrew run & a s x u u c x ie f t YOUR BIRTHDAY Aug. 1 6 .1 9 9 1 utMOttA) THIS IS GOING p iu M te r s ' T to * * C O N V E N T IO N <**— 1■ WB'Vt GOT AN . 6E6.GARFIELRI ROLL ALL MV . S0CK9 INTO LITTLE BALLS/ G f if A T ’ -. O V fffL O W NOW THEV CAN BE FlLEP ACCORDING TO COLOR. LEN( k MATERIAL ANP PATTERN VOO JU ST PONT CARE. PO VOU? IY E OUST ADMINISTERED kDROOUN<b TEMPORARILY... 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Th is could come about through a very unusual chain of events. LRO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Th is Is a good day for you to attempt a do-it-yourself project around the 21 A pleasant surprise could be home — If it Is something you've In the olftng today in the form of always wanted to try. It will give a reward for a good deed. Your y o u a g r e a t s e n s e of a c ­ complishment. T ry in g io patch up a broken rom ance? T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker can thC ^ i u C O W N 22-J a n . T l S ^ ^ h e ' ^ i b U U ^ y J u ma°y help you understand what to do . 19) Presently, you have a greater J J J J ^ J S n t I.3 IX to make the relationship work. Mal l $2 p l u s a l ong, selfKeeP *P ° P ™ addressed. stamped envelope to thing might occur today that wUI * ™ ‘nd w h f,n y o “ ® n « l y « It. Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ make this quite obvious A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) “ 11 c o u ,d bc ra th e r per. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. Your greatest assets today are um ^ ue" OH 44101-3428. C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 1 -Ju ly 221 VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If your resourcefulness and Ingesomeone suddenly pops Into nuily In dealing w ith unexpected By all means strive io fulfill your your mind today and you have a challenges. Th in g s that stymie s o c i a l o b l i g a t i o n t o d a y , strong impulse to contact this others aren’t apt to Impede your especially if it pertains to alienIndividual, by all means do so. ie. . ^ „ dln4 event where you might Th e communication could have P iaC IS (Feb. 20-March 20) If meet someone new. Th e meeting relevance. engaged In a discussion w ith an could prove Interesting, LIBRA (Sept. 23- Oct. 23) inventive friend today, do more ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R E N You're now In an Interesting listening than talking. Your pal T E R P R IS E A SSN . M . t S n " i ? hy * ^ ANNIE EYEDROPS THATUavEW CROSSEDEYES ANDUNCONTROLLED Sobel co u ld see that acven diamonds would have been a good contract, b ut sbe con­ centrated on m aking tlx . not seven. T h e club lead Into her second suit waa suspicious. She won the first trick w ith the club ace and Immediately returned a low club. She wasn’t going to be misled by East's clever play of the club Jack. She was hajppy to lose one club trick and then to rulT her other two club loaers In the dum m y. If Sobel had tried to cash the club king at trick two. West would have ruffed and returned a trump, defeating the slam. (0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1991 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 14, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/48410ba4ede1403163b47729ad833e41.pdf 67aec74a097f5376d33773721e0a83e1 PDF Text Text THURSDAY The scheduled com pletion for the new obeutrtca-gynecologlcal vln| le serty 1902, eccordlng ^ io Susan Prather, public relations The total project Includes adding over 38.000 suere feet or apace. It will be uaed to expand obstetrics, short-stay surgery and the medical iTcoros iitiA . i dc rcnoviiion oi pcrsciu iptcci and relocation of some operations wltt prodtde additional room for an expanded endoscopy department and VIP suites. The-new Labor Delivery Rooms will offer all of the comforts of a birthing room. ‘The LDR Is hind of homey. It's a completely private birthing experience.*' said Prather. After long hours of painful labor palna and giving birth, many women will welcome the change. Presently, women are moved Into three different rooms during their birthing experience. Now. the Spring Hammock buffer jeopardized State weighs dropping greenbelt from its land-purchase program a s — —— .a L i — — « * - w —.A -S- » i -a---------- nc ana ms lira wuc r m tour enuaren. His fetber died when he was 6 and his eyes moisten when the subject of how much of his ton's life he'll get to see. "That's why M's so Important that they know each other now." aaM Mrs. Jonas, who has spent much of her time putting together picture albums for later use. The couple met when he was 64 and the was 16. but didn't aee each other again until two decades had paaaed. They met by chance five years ago and at first didn't recognise each other. "I'd gotten a lot uglier." Jones said. "I waa never attracted to men my own age." said Mrs. Jones, who accepted a marriage proposal that aoon followed. “We married for the same reason younger people do — compa­ nionship and love." Subcommittee discusses education money, lottery After the wedding, they moved to a 10-acre farm near Licking In south-central Missouri, where he raised nogs until a stroke two years ago left him partly paralysed. "I love my family." said Mrs. Jones, who cultivates a vegetable garden and raises chickens and rabbits. "1 feel I can make this salsa tax aad local property taxes tMe pail school year. But the future of the FEFP has boon caged into question by a state Sapfcme Court opinion that supports a school Impact fee In St: Johns' County, according to stats Son. 8. Curt Kiser and Pat TornlMo. a state teacher union Correction Marcia Upptncott. pictured an the front page of the Monday. June 24. Sanford Herald speaking to the AIDS Superchalengc group waa mistakenly Identified as Linds Stcckley. We apologize far the confusion. Correction A headline on Page 1 Wednesday incorrectly stated that the City of Sanford had approved a tlre-shreddlng business for operation. The business. In an Industrial park near Rands Yard in Lake Monroe, west of Sanford, waa approved Tuesday by the Seminole County Spring Hammock and 32 other projects around the. state should be dropped. Seminole County doesn't plan to send anyone to the meeting to argue to remain on the list. At one time. Spring Hammock was seventh on the list and the state eventually purchased about 700 acres and the county owns about 3 00 acres. But during the past several years. Spring Hammock began to slide down the priority list to a point w h e r e p u rc h a s e n eg o tia tio n s stopped even though the acquisition was nearly complete. "1 guess we've given up on the SANFORD - Spring Hammock may be dropped from a state land purchase program while Seminole County directs Its attention to other land purchase programs to com­ p le t e th e a c q u is it io n ' o f th e 1,300-acre nature preserve near Longwood. Spring Hammock, the green belt that straddles U.S. 17-92 between Lake Mary and Longwood. Is ranked 64th on the state's Conservation and Recreation Lands (CARL) land rchaae program. Friday, the state nd Acquisition Advisory Council will take testimony on whether ntaw Hammock. Pago BA G Broadmore traffic still challenges Lake Mary LAKE MARY - The number of vehicles traveling on Lake Mary's Broadmore Drive going to and from Seminole Community College con­ tinue to be heavy. The question o f what to do about It. however, remains unanswered. During last week's Lake Mary City Commission. Mayor Randy Mortis brought the problem Into focus once again. "Broadmore Is a major issue." he said. "T h e people want tome help In bringing some relief to the Iraflc going to the college." He added. "Right now we're on a summer lull, but soon we'll be faced with Ijir start or the fall semester and traffic will be at Its peak." City Manager John Litton reed that the community college announced plans to build 400 more parking places at (he foot of B roadm ore. lie suggested llir commission might want the city staff to look Into It and report back on the July 16 meeting. Lake Mary resident Kirk Schultz spoke on the subject during the citizen participation. Hr offered two K □Bee I t— d is c s . Pags BA Huge funeral pays final respects to Polk Ip L A C V B O g B N Herald People Editor Partly cloudy with the high in the low 90s and a light wind. Partly SANFORD - A frail Lawrence Pnlk Sr. clutched his cane and sobbed Into his sleeve 10 feet from the son he had come lo bury yesterday. Beneath a century-old oak tree, retired Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk. 59. who died June 21 of heart disease, was laid to rest attended by almost 1.000 friends and family members from across the state. Sheriff's department Public Information Officer George Proechcl Mid the funeral was one o f the lurgest ever held In Seminole County. Polk's son. John K. commented about the crowd that paid Its respects to his father. "I'm In awe of all the lives my father touched and how those people are here now. My dad once M id . 'Boy. If you can count your true friends on one hand than you're a rich man. Not many people have true friends.” But Polk did. He wus eulogized ut Central Baptist Church. Sanford, by his longtime pastor and friend, the Rev. Freddie Smith, who consoled the packed M ortuary yesterday morning. Cloudy Intida □ More pictures. Page 2A t Editorial. Page 4A Retired Sheri If John Polk's lunersi procession nears grave In Oeklewn Perk, Lske Mery. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R .D H E R A\ L D-• F________ O R ______________________ T H E B E S T___________ L O C •A L N E W S C O■ V E R •____________________________________ A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 _____ _____________- ' t i i I �2A • Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday. June 27. 1991 V 1 | : . ':UL $- * ~ Era ends as Sheriff Polk is laid to rest Almost 1,000 mourners gather to say goodbye Friends and family members pay final respects to Sheriff John E. Polk at Oaklawn Perk Cemetery. Sheriff Don Eslinger serves as one of Polk's pallbearers. LOTTERY MIAMI— Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 36 6 Fantasy 5 29-IB-31-05-25 Polk's flag-draped coffin is surrounded by 71 baskets of funeral flowers. TH E W EA TH E NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL P O W C A IT Today...I*artly cloudy with a high ti» the low !K)s. Chance of rain 70 percent TUESDAY M s ly C ld y 91-72 Friday...Partly cloudy with a 30 |M*rccnt chance of afternoon s h o w e rs . High In the low 90*.Light wind Thursday June 27. 1991 Vol S3. No 263 Publahad Only and Sunday, aicept Saturday by T h « Sanford Harald. Inc 100 N French *»• , Sanlord. Fla 13771 Second Claes Postage Paid al Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing ollices POSTMASTER Sand address changes to THE SANFORO HERALD. P O Boa 1167. Seniord. 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LAST June 5 C TH U R SD A Y P tly C ld y 91-72 F R ID A Y P tly C ld y 91-72 T ID E S NEW June 12 FU LL F IR S T ( ) Jun e 19 \ ___ / June 27 B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S D ayton a Beach: Waves arc I II feet with a slight chop Current Is to tin south with a water lciii|reralurc o! H3 dcgrci-s New S m yrn a Beach: Wav <s air 2*3 feel and glassy Cut rent is n> the souih with a water icni|wr.i lure til H3 degrer-s FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TAB LE : Min « 15 a.hi .. 6:15 p.in . MaJ. 12:30 a.in.. 1:00 p in T ID E S ; D a y to n a Beach: highs. 9.-IH a m .. 9 27 p m ; lows. 3:37 am .. 3 21 p m New S m yrn a B each : highs. 9:53 a ill . 9 32 pm . lows. 3 12 a.tn.. 3 2b p.m Cocoa Beach: highs, lo o h .t in . 9:47 p in lows. 3 f>7 a m . 3 l I p in BOATING St. Augustine to J u p ite r Inlet Tonight and Friday Wind variable le s s than I o Knots except onshore IT) knots near ihr coast during iht- aliirrioiui Seas 2 feel or lt-ss. Hav and inland waters smooth Widely scattered showers and iltiind e is io ritis V SATURDAY Ptly Cldy 91-72 STATISTICS The high tem perature m Sanford Wednesday was HH degrees and die overnight low was 70 .is reported by the University ol Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Fdueallon ( Ynler. Celery Avenue Recorded ralulull lor ih e p erio d , en d in g at 9 a m rtuilsdav , till,ilk tl O HI niches * The lemperaiure iit 9 a m today was 75 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was t»9. as recorded by Ihe National Weather Scrvln al ihe Orlando hiternalloiial Au|Miri Ollier Weather Serv ice data Wednesday's high...........94 Barometric pressure.3 0 .OB R elative Humidity....90 pet Winds............. South 3 inph R ainfall...................1.28 in. Today's sunset.... 8:23 p.m. Tomorrow's sunrise....6:30 lempcralurrv tndicalt praviouv dip* high andovernight lo* City Hi Lo Prc Ollk Aflanfa 70 44 101 Cdy Atlantic Cll, 44 SO clr Baltimore tlr 414 it Boston 90 44 clr Chicago »3 AJ cdy Ciauoland 41 44 clr Colo'nbuv Ohio 17 AS clr D.lll.lv FI Worth 94 73 edr Fairbankv •4 40 cdy Fargo 14 73 cdy F logvtaH 71 4] dr Grand Hjp <1s tl 41 dr G '* 4 l F illl • 71 it 01 rn Gr«nc&oeo N C 10 6J dr Hartford M 62 dr Helena 49 4) 0] rn (7 71 Honolulu dr 1nd 1anapol it 14 47 edr Jar .von M ill rn u 73 JuHflPAU *9 il Cdy Krtnidi C«fy 94 7$ dr 91 44 Lav Vrg.iv edr Lot Ang*i*» 10 » idf Mamphiv 64 70 tdf 91 4) Milwaukoa clr Wplv St Paul 7* « 02 cd» Nauvnll# U 44 cd» 9! 74 01 Now Oricanv rn Ne* York Cdy S4 SI dr Ngrlgih Va II 44 cd, North Pi .iff* n 60 clr Oklahoma Ca» dr a 70 Omaha ft 76 dr Philadelphia dr 11 61 PhO*h i • n 72 dr Pot ti and W.i r>* 90 * dr Port land Or* 44 u c<»7 Pra» idtftCt 49 64 tlr Paieigh Durham ii V dr Wap*d City Tl is ct»r Reno a 41 rn Rtehmond dr t: St iatfamonio 74 12 cdf Seafti# 49 14 edr Shrtwporf 9* n tdf �J Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida * Thursday, June 27, 1901 - M Navy reunion begins Friday ■ yM C K PF1IFAUP Herald Staff Writer Doublt arrest for burglary Raymond Kendall Hilt. 30. of Orlando, was charged with burglary by Seminole County SherlfTs deputies Tuesday. He was wanted In connection with the burglary o f a residence al 906 Red Bird Lane In Altamonte Springs. He reportedly took several pieces o f jewelry, a camera, and firearms consisting of two shotguns and a rifle. Hill was found to be In the custody o f Altamonte Springs Police, charged with the burglary of a second house, at nearby Lakeside Apartments. When he was being searched following his apprehentlon In the second case, police report several o f the articles taken from the earlier burglary. Including the camera and some Jewelry, were found on his person. The firearms were not immediately found. Hill has now been confined at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, charged with armed burglary and grand theft. Maitland man arreatad in Laka Mary SANFORD — The N.A.S. Sanford Reunion weekend Is about to begin. -This will lie Ihc 23rd consecutive gathering of men and women who were stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Headquarters for the event ts the Sanford Fleet Reserve Association branch 147. at 3040 W. S.R.46. As has been the ease In the past, a number of former navy people will be traveling great distances to attend the event. Even though the naval base has long been closed and retirements or tours o f duty ended. Sanford has remained a navy town. Many former naval officers us well as enlisted personnel found Central Florida to be a line place In which to live, and are still here, living In Sanford. Lake Mary. Deltona, and other areas of Seminole and Volusia Counties. The three day event begins Friday morning with a gulf tournament beginning at 8:30. at the Mayfair Country Club. Registration Is 930 which Includes a lunch. The Fleet Reserve club will open al lO a.m.. with a chicken buffet dinner available for 95.50. A dance follows al the club In the evening. There Is also a river cruise Friday on the Grand Romance, beginning al 11 a.m. The cost is 932. which Includes lunch. While no large scale activities arc planned for Saturday. II Is the part o f the reunion that draws the most Interest from the greatest number of former Sanford navy personnel. With the club opening at 9 .a.m.. service personnel will be gathering there all day. They will be renewing old friendship*, seeking those they have not seen In many years, sharing old sea-stories, and enjoying reliving the old times. To assist In locating form er service friends, a special sign up roster will be al the Fleet Reserve dub. Visitors are urged to Hat their names and addresses. The roster Is also a good way for former navy people to check on the whereabouts of friends. For further Information or to make registrations, phone Branch 147 al 3301706. Guests arc welcome, but arc asked to register with the club manager. The Fleet Reserve Branch 147 Is located at 3040 West SR . 46 In Sanford. Robert L. Stambaugh. 36. of 2124 Mahoning Avenue. Maitland, was charged by Seminole County SberlfTs deputies with driving under the Influence of alcohol Tuesday. He was found In his 1990 Chevrolet, which was stopped on the roadway o f Lakeway. near Greenwood Boulevard In Lake Mary. Following completion o f normal testing. Stambaugh was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Fading sound during gripe session roiles Lake Mary political factions Outstanding warrant arrests ■yNICK PPRIPAUP Herald Staff Writer The following persons have been apprehended on outstand­ ing warrants issued against them: Maucel Shane Wilder. 29. 1212 North Street. Altamonte Springs, was wanted on a charge of failure to appear In court, and violation o f parole connected with a sale and delivery o f a controlled substance. The warrant was Issued on June 13. Wilder was turned in at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday, by a bonding agent. Norman Eric Barnes. 27. 318 Dracena Circle. Altamonte Springs, was located at his home by Seminole County SherlfTs deputies Tuesday. He was wanted on a fugitive warrant Issued in Jacksonville. 111., where he was listed as being on probation for an unspecified charge. Anthony Wayne Johnson. 37. 540 Timer Avenue. Winter Park, was located at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. There was a warrant for his arrest Issued January 28 In Seminole County, for falling to appear to answer charges of possession or coculnc. He was also connected with a charge of resisting arrest without violence. James Edward Campbell. Jr.. 20. 2343 Sipes Avenue In Sanford, was located Tuesday at his home. He was wanted on a Seminole County warrant charging him with violation of parole, connected with a charge o f possession of cocaine. Campbell was taken lo the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Pentagon seeking to spare MacDill base Ihe four Installations. One day after Powell's memo. WASHINGTON - The Pen­ D ep u ty D e fe n s e S e c r e ta r y tagon Is seeking a reprieve for Donald Atwood wrote to Ihe four facilities in Florida. New com mission's chairm an. Jim Y ork and California that an Courtcr. urging the pane] lo save independent base-closing com­ the four facilities. Copies o f the memo and letters mission has targeted for possible were obtained from congressio­ sh u td ow n . A s the commission nears a nal sources on Wednesday. final decision Sunday, top De­ Cheney In April recommended fense Department officials have closing 43 dom estic military written to the panel urging them bases and s ca lin g back 2H to spare MacDill Air Force Base o th e rs . T h e D e fe n s e Base In Tampa. Fla.; the Long Beach C lo s u re and R e a lig n m e n t (C a lif.) Naval Shipyard, the Commission later added 36 In­ Marine Corps Recruit Depot In stallations to the Pentagon's list San Diego and Plattsburgh Air but subsequently pared It. Force Base In New York. The final list will Ik- sent to D e fe n s e S e c r e t a r y D ick Hush for his approval or rejec­ Cheney has recommended that tion o f the package In Its entirety MacDtil be scaled back, but the by July 15. If approved, the list commission added it to Us list of will be forwarded to Congress which has 45 days to adopt or |>ossihle closures. T h e s e v e n -m e m her c o m ­ turn down the package without mission. ap|M>inted by President change. Hush and confirmed by ihc In a letter lo Courier on June Senate, plans to hold delibera­ 17. Air Force Secretary Donald tions on Ils final list today and Rice urged Ihc commission to close Luring Air Force Base In Friday. Il will vote on Sunday. In a June 20 memorandum, Limestone. Maine, and keep ticn. Colin Powell, chairman of Plattsburgh open. Rice said that changing I la­ the Joint Chiefs of Staff, urged C h eney to express the Pen­ service's recommendation would tagon's misgivings about closing Ik-a "costly mistake." A u m Ii M F rtu Key senator predicts OK for abortion counseling LAKE MARY The audio died during part of a televised presentation o f a Lake Mary City Commission meeting lust week. People arc demanding to know w h y It w e n t nut at th a t particular time. The loss o f sound actually slarlcd Just prior to the beginn­ ing of the citizen participation portion of the commission meet­ ing. according In the cable tele­ vision broadcaster. As the discussion started. Lake Mary resident Earl Fox addressed the commissioners, questioning the reasons behind an Easter egg hunt, lu-ld at the home of Mayor Randy Morris earlier Hits year, and for tht* past several years. All hough Morris laid not been tin the commission lor the entire time during which the children's Easter Egg hunts were held. Fox accused him of using his power as a member of the city com ­ mission and mayor to obtain prizes and donations to the event. 11c also accused Commissioner Tom Mahoney nl attending anti being Involved In Ihe must recent event. Although Fox demanded that Morris publicly explain the matter, the mayor said he would not explain ft until Fox had finished. Fox however, said lie was not finished, anti demanded it public a p o logy Iroin Morris. Unable lo gain cooperation from Hu- speaker In maintaining decorum, the mayor called for a recess anti left the room. The cable TV coverage of the meet­ ing stopped during the recess. Fred Lillie. Manager of Storer Cable, which carries all o f the regular Lake Marv City Com ­ m is s io n m e e t in g s , s a id . "Whenever the mayor gavels lor a recess, our normal operating procedure is to immediately aim Hu- camera al (lie city seal and cut off the sound." Little utiilcd. "This time. Hit- HARVEY M ORSE INVESTIGATIONS e x p e r ie n c e in t e g r it y l y IHCKPPW PAMP Herald Staff Writer_________ SlttttlA S sw ysr Mayor Randy Morris sound was already In the process of cutting Itself o il Wt- had audio problems that started shortly before Mr. Fox began speaking, und they were getting worse. St) as soon us the recess started, we cut It completely off and tried to get It working again." Little suit! the engineering ex|H-rl for Storer Cable has In-en unavailable to check Into the problem. "W e are investigating it amt expect lo find out some­ thing on It iH-ftm- long." he added. Meanwhile, a few Dike Mary citizens have complained that the cable system was ordered to stoj) telecast lug because of the Fox accusations against the mayor. Sheila Sawyer, one of Hie leaders tn Hu- move for a eitizeu referendum on city spending limitations, saitl she believed Ihe entire episode was ignored anti should not be. Sawyer saitl site had compared a video tape til Hu- meeting tlnm* by tlu- city, anil a tape she recorded tit home. "There Is a difference between the two ol them ." she said. "T h e version dial went out to Hie homes tu Lake Mary were t It-arlv distorted and cut oil. while thr rity tape was dear, right tti Hit- point where you etui lit h ea r C o m m is s io n e r M ahoney o rd erin g that the h iiiiih I b e c u to ff." Contacted at tils office. Little explained. "T h e tape the city lias was recorded during the meeting al City Hall, going right from our cameras to the record­ er. It was not taped oil Hie air, where the amt In transmission problems occurred, and that's why there was no sound pro­ blems on Hu- city's tape. As tor IM-Ing ordered to slop Hit* taping. Lit■It- saitl. "N o one told ns to cut till- sound. Tills was not a ease o f censorship. We t in It nil becuusc that’s our nurinal procedure." BANKRUPTCY •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •WPE OUT D€BlS*Pt£EPVOU« PROPERTY « CONSOL IDAtE BlU 5 • STOP COLLECTION THREATS ■STOP TORECLOSURE ATtOLAWSUITS T h e C e n tra l F lo r id a C r tm e lln e P r o g r a m la seeking the whereabouts of a man wanted In Seminole County. Up to 91,000 re­ ward la being offered for Information leading to the apprehension o f 37-yearold Mark McCulloch. In A p r il. 1990, M c­ Culloch was charged with sexual battery ana kidnap­ ping In Seminole County. During a subsequent court appearance, he entered a guilty plea and w as to return at a later date for sentencing. Later, the 5th dlatrtct court of appeals overturned Ihe sentence and Issued a bench warrant fo r Mc­ Culloch, so he could be re-sentenced. M cCulloch however, has since disap­ peared. McCulloch ts described as a white male, bom Oct. 18 1953. He Is 6 2 " tall, weighs 175 pounds, has blue eyes and red hair. He has a talno of a devil on his lefi forearm. Anyone having Informsl i o n r e g a r d i n g the whereabouts of McCulloch is u r g e d t o c o n t a c t Crlinellne. at 423-TIPS, or toll free at I 800-423-TIPS. *ACE IS THE PLACE** Hardwi Hurry Salt Ends 7*3*91 Repeat OfA Sell Out cj g 9» LScu.lt bag COMPLETE FLAG SET FREE LECTURES • NOON, SATURDAYS ROUIIH. PfURGd I A. ATTORNEY AT LAW Scam 104 •in a- 339-2022 ( 1.4 UN Southat SR04) 628 1500 Local man sought by Crim eline -Youmayobuntret•'itMflrrfwmffonr«0*n).n4 Km quAtiTcatono An) UPNoxi oI Vf V I ClfM) i*» Turnbf,_ cAilna !**>•O'_____ _ on* imatoin* L TIdunnoregulartuirurl rou-l * SU M * A ssociated Press WASHINGTON - A Housepassed bill that would permit abortion counseling at taxpay­ er-financed clinics Is on Its way to the Senate, where a key subcom m ittee chairman pre­ dicts approval. “ And I expect a presidential veto, anti I'm prepared to light Hu- president on tills." Sen. Tom il.irkm. I) Iowa, chairman of the S e n a te A p p rop ria tion s sub­ committee lli.it will receive the measure Whether the House or the Senate enuld tind enough votes to override a veto promised by President Hush ts not clear. "W e 'll just have to wall and see where people want lo tie counted on Ibis one." Markin said in an Interview Wednesday Hut 1 tan say tli.it women's groups all over tills country are going to lie watching this one." Staunch abortion foes, howev­ er. are confident they can sus­ tain a veto The House on Wednesday o v e rw h e lm in g ly approved a $203 billion spending bill I hat included .in amendment that would bi(K k cnlorrement of the government's aiMirttou counsel­ ing bail, upheld recently by the Supreme i 'ourt T h e bill appropriating money lor tin- L ab or. Health and Human Services and Education d ep a rtm en ts was approved 353-74 after abortion op|mnrnts derided to ton their hopes on a presidential veto rather than fight the amendment that would effectively lilt Hie "gag rule" on counseling. Hush has said lie would veto the bill, as well as other alxir lion-related measures that have advanced In Hie House this year Sanford Herald Circulation Representatives Will Help You Start Your Home Delivery Today! Call 322-3611 U.S. Flag Set 3 *5 ” Indudos 6 tt. 2 section mold polo, o.iglo orrumont & mounting ha/tto.vo WHILE THEY LAST CLO SED JULY 4 T H OPEN ALL OIHEH UAfSHOHMAL HOUM*. NOTICE Sem inole County will be accepting applications from people interested in participating in the Seminole County - City of Sanford, Emergency Repair Program. P e rso n s interested must visit the City of Sanford Community Development Office located in Sanford City Hall at 300 North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. Only persons w hose hom es are located in the following areas will be considered: MIDWAY, BOOKERTOWN, LO CKHAR T, ROSELAND PARK. To be eligible for the Emergency Repair Program, applicants’ household income c a n not exceed 8 0 % of the County’s median; the structure must meet cost effective criterion; the applicant m ust p o sse ss clear title; and hazard insurance must be in force (it is recommended that applicants bring proof of ow nership and insurance). Applications will be accepted July 1 through July 3,8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. P e rso n s who arrive prior to July 1 or after July 3 will not be considered P e rso n s w ho do not supply all of the information required within the time allotted will not be considered Fund s m ade available through the Seminole county Community Develop ment Block Grant Program ;j li•V(H\ HICKORY OR MESQUITE CHIPS ft\41414/ '8I* llI Notional G rill B ru ih 99c. it R E G t 79 f f l "\tJ REG 3 79 FILL UP FOR 4TH OF JULY PROPANE BOTTLES FILLED EVERYDAY riii SANFO RD & LONGWOOD ONLY Satisfaction! Ac* s Guarantee To O ut Cutlumtn LAKE MARY P U B L IX SH O P P IN G C TR PRICES GOOD WH1E QUAMTITES LAST A - _____ 330-6589 LONGWOOD H a r d w a r e 170 W S R 434 339-4883 SANFORD ACE HARDWARE SANFORDI 20$ £ 2Sth ST. 0*1NVjNOAf • ) 321*0885 �- aa •V. , 'g t i.. _____ . ggr'pjl. ,««. V J .i . . ________ - i ■mromroma * • ' ' -a pmnsmsHnammssmwamBsaBmwmBasmmssam • ________ *W ■ • CHUCK S T O N E •• — i .........1**-s. *iV ♦- • A>yT%«di;Vsg-,% dt fh'jtTt#.** 4i* danger of becoming two •octette*, one block, one white1 . tepante and unequal." Twenty-three yean later, a different Inequality — gender separateness — has begun radiating a renewed vigor. ftortraylng the two female star* of an emo­ tionally explosive movie. Ttane’s cover headline pondered "Why Thelma ft Louise* strikes a EDITORIALS Sheriff The man his monument man holding a baby in one arm and a drum In the other, above the headline "What do men •ITmmIIiljm W ftlUi n•*>♦» AA ailW ICftO t\m .$i. »»**■> W rvlHsUf CU A O W In C y have a movement of their own." The "they" may mislead the reader by lumping all men Into one undifferentiated, united mass. American Indian men have had "a movement of their own" for decades. Black men haw long had their civil rights movement. Gay men continue to expand Iheir own rights Cw naldomtn ridlty wont? g what they get. ... Women cheer the movie because It fi­ nally turns the tables on Hollywood, which has been too busy making movies about bimbos, prostitutes, vipers (etc.) ••• When Louise's gun blows away the swaggering rapist. I instinctively murmured to myself. "Get with my fellow pathixe with the e o f "Thelm a ft JACK ANDERSON t matawamam soiaa aw© . TO9oTOWOOL J Ttuiswe WASHINGTON - Indian at the Fort Belknap Reservation In remote northern Montana are celebrating the renewal of life on earth this week with an annual Sun Dance white miners next door sprinkle the earth with cyanide and rend the air with blasts of ana • gentle hand w ho helped Seminole County law enforeeroanl 2 lat Century. waya than one. Mining opemUona have existed next door to the reservation ever since gold was discov­ ered in the Utde Rocky Mountains about a century ago. LETTERS Thank you for htlping mo A word of thanks to Andy WhttflO. John I would Hke to thank you Andy. John, and Mike for taking time out of your leisure time Saturday evening. June I. When I experienced car trouble, you so graciously came to my aid purebaaing ths car part repairing my car. and sending o m horns with Again. I thank you. What could have been a m u is u lt ac Xs pmc sT sI d sCO . Mrs. Lots M. Butcher Thanks for Herald coverage Thanks to Darts Dletrtch and. Herald staff, the recent Celery Fed dance waa a tremendous The nek hop wan planned at the Inst to — long after the : High alumni re resulted in n large turnout for a ning. -----------------» —s aS S A— I I - — d-AA I I - ---------—— WW S i a special inarm 10 namen nayman tsoya (darn of *42) wb previously pubbshed Hat of tbs L tee. Hattie was on hand' at 5 p.m. to hang of the evening. LETTERS TO EDITOR Lcllers lo the edHor are welcome. All tetters must be signed. Include the address o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible.. Letters are subject lo editing. Berry's World is t S M u * fg Indians fear ruin of land by mines ROBERT W A G M A N He took on special elections WASHINGTON - Because one political neophyte became angry after being left out of the process of filling a vacated U.S. Senate •cat. the way America holds special elections may be changed. When the late Sen. John Helnx. R-Pa.. died In April. Gov. Robert Casey o f Pennsylvania. In accordance with slate law. appointed fellow Democrat Harris Wofford to serve until a special election could be held In November. MesnwhUe. again according to state law. the two political parties geared up to appoint candidates for that election. Th e Democrats chose Wofford. The GOP was poised to select Attorney General Richard Thornburgh, former governor o f Pennsylvania: T his Infuriated Philadelphia developer John Trlnaey Jr. Something of a political gadfly. Trlnscy had planned to run for Pennsylvania's other Senate seat, now held by Arlcn Spector. But with the opening created by Heinz’s death. Trlnaey decided to Jump Into that race. The only problem: There was to be no race. T h e Republican P arty w as a p p o in tin g Thornburgh. This wasn't fair, thought Trtnsey. decided to do something about it. sohedeci He got out his copy o f the U.S. Constitution, and found. In (he 17th Amendment, ratified In 1013. some Interesting language regarding the popular election of senators. It says, to paraphrase, that In the case of a vacancy. >he state legislature may empower the state's chief executive to make an Interim appointment until "the people" fill the vacancy. So Trlnscy sat down and wrote a brief lawsuit, protesting that the 17th Amendment required open primaries for the special elec­ tion. The case was heard by District Judge Edward Cahn Jr. It was opposed by an assistant slate attorney general In an almost offhand way. No one thought much about It. In fact, until Judge Cahn ruled In favor of Trlnaey. In a 21-page opinion. Cahn said he believed the 17th Amendment requires open primaries. The Judge even supplied a previous appeals court ruling In support o f hta view. Now th in gs are r a th e r c o n fu s e d In Pennsylvania. The Republican Party Is ap­ pealing Cahn's ruling. Thornburgh Is staying at the Justice Department for the lime being, and he has given some indication he might rethink his decision if he must face primary opposition. Twenty-two other states, and both national political parties, are watching what happens very carefully, beruuae these states all have the same process for holding special elections — the parties choose the candidates. C o n g re s s ' fa v o r ite Jun ket has b een grounded, and some annoyed members are tuklng It out on AIDS researchers. Every year Congress loads up several planes with members, wives and staff, und takes off \ for a week at the Parts A ir Show In June. So many members make the trip that the U.S. Embassy In Parts spends months planning for their care and feeding. Last year almost 100 membea* went — pretty much every senator and representative with enough seniority on any committee that has anything to do with aviation, the military or foreign retail But: that waa was before the adverse publicity surrounding W hite House Chief o f Staff J o h n S u n u n u 'i airplane excursions. S u d d e n ly . C o n ­ gress got cold feet. T h e p la n e s w e re cancelled, and the embassy was notified that Paris In June was out of the ques­ tion. This left a lot of very unhappy cam­ pers on the Hill. Then a number' of th e a e m e m b ers noticed that the De­ partment o f Health and Human Services was planning to ■end. st a coat o f $1.3 million, a delegation of 400 officials, scientists and researchers to the annual International AIDS conference, to be held this summer In Italy. HHS explained that It had already cut the number going from 700 to 400. and everyone going was either a hands-on scientist or official dealing with the AIDS crisis. Although the Parts A ir Show wss not mentioned. U wss In the background as HHS was threatened with a cut o f $1.3 million from Us AIDS icsearch budget tf the delegation o f 400 went. HHS agreed to cut the delegation back to 300. If fewer went. HHS argued, then all all those presenting papers ckuld not go. The number had to be 100. said Congress. The matter la still unresolved. In case you missed the announcement. Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Mass.. has announced that he will seek a seventh term In November 1994. Such un announcement by u senator this far In advance of the election In unusual. Despite his myriad personal problems. Kennedy easily won re-elcrtton In 1988 with 65 percent of the vote. Recent post-Palm Beach pulls tiavc shown some slip In his popularity In the Bay State, but not enough for any Democrat to consider a primary challenge. But the Indiana' reluctant acceptance o f t h e i r m in in g neighbors has>turned to suspicion In recent years. They now fear the expanding mine will rub) their envi­ ronment and poison their people. Federal authorities have ignored con ­ cerns about the plans b y th e Z o rtm a n Mining Co. to expand tta a c tiv e m in in g C Federal o p e r a t i o n s to authorities e n c o m p a s s m o re have ignored than 1.200 acres. concerns The Canadian-based about the firm also wants ap­ plana. £ proval to explore for valuable minerals on 25.000 more acres of the Little Rockies. The Fort Belknap Indian Community Tribal Council has askred Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan to forbid such exploration. The d ash between man. nature and wtldemesa In this Isolated slab o f Montana Is playing out at sites throughout the West. In this modern-day gold rush, more than twice as much gold was mined last year In the United States than was mined during the peak o f the original California rush In 1852. Miners are not only cutting a swatch through scenic wilderness, but are often acquiring the land for pocket change. Despite heightened public awareness about wilder­ ness preservation, hard-rock miners face no suffer regulations or oversight than they did a century ago. The powerful mining lobby has preserved laws that allow miners to purchase mineral rights on federal lands for as little as $2.50 an acre. The U.S. government falls to charge even royalties for exploitation o f land that la the heritage o f all Americans. Foreign miners are (locking to this ffresale. One of those firms la Pegasus Gold, the Canadian parent firm o f Zortman Mining Co. In recent years the m ine has ranked In the top 20 moat productive gold mines tn the country. Last year U harvested 109.700 ounces o f gold and 652.000 ounces o f silver. Like many gold mines, the Zortman mine uses a cyanide solution to leach gold from heaps o f ore. The earth Is stacked on a pad and sprinkled with cyanide, which settles to the bottom of the heap and pulls the gold with It. Environmental hazards arise when the cyanide seep* off the pad and into the earth. The company, however, asserts that the solution Is safe and carefully handled. The Bureau o f Land Management nods Us head in agreement. Scott Haight, a geologist for the BLM. told ua the Zortman mine had a fine environmen­ tal track record. "T h ere ’s never bern a serious (cyanidel leak that I'm aware o f." W r reminded him o f the 55.000 gallons of cyanide that leaked out o f the mining site in 1962. Haight said that was "before my tim e." Pegasus spokesman John Fitzpatrick told us that he questioned Just how many Indians were opposed to the mining, and he claimed that the loudest notsc the Indians will hear from the mine ts the sound of trucks backing up. Our associate Jim Lynch examined slate and federal files on the Zortman mine, as well as the company’s own reports. The record Includes unauthorized clearing o f the land, stacking ore too high on the leach pads, falling to fence off toxic ponds and pads, and "persistent problems" with the amount of cyanide draining Into a nearby gulch. I �. i ^J £ k w :'V 1" H ^ I . Sartart- lords. W. • C a a p la t a a s s a i diverse • B H n iit h ft it o criteria. Harden I m m 'r - route, a re* *- - * S- - -a. - -a DCVufY DC QjCu , s e rv ic e em otion tou ch ed Lawrence and Bessie Folk. M il's parents, who were com* keforw arrtvtne Oaklawn Bark la —fr r r rd to anyone of the mlutions they are _____ to the still working on kthe possibility could try to of creating some form of north* get the students louse the main south entrance from Lake Mary nwds tor access, but that it Boulevard, along what Is often would take cooperation." He referred to as Hospital Road. At added. "Apparently 8CC la not the present time, it is now •tiling to negotiate with the actually a rood. It is a right-ofetty." The second suggestion way for power lines, and Is that the cky completely privately owned by a the end of Broadmore to buptncaaman. Recently. SCC's Director of Chureh. Sbt u a k 'u c ^ U o n b Ihe com m it. represents tne city in !g * l,-llU? * 1 9» nmjy group, said. The Hospital issue Is far from dead, but w ould take a considerable "Seminole Community College is going sh out on this." he sold. "The-echoc* Is perfecttywlHlng . Stephen R. Baldsuff Funeral _ _ .... ......... ..... _ _ a s z & ScotL both of Sanford. Flora B. have been approached In seek* WilUama. Edgnmter. N J.. Her- mg recommendations for a “ " N.Y.: 8 possible solution. Community College ofTiciais Ltgal Nolicts ■s s s t s s ^ L f f ^ s s Z!H l £ tBJ (L S S iS t1 ev,lu* ,e the ,imfTlc problems When the dheussion ended. no decisions hsd been made. Hotcqr' u fin ii KCDcoct tKn iin ii ob , 1510 Mangoustlne Avenue. Sanford, dted Monday at Central Florida Regional HoapUaL San* ford. Bom Fetx 14. 1987 in Cocoa, she moved to Sanford shortly after her birth. She was a m e m b e r o f St. M a tth e w Itfld Notlct ng last week a meeting. Harcar Windows: The Clear Choice Ltqai Nolle— Survivors include son. Bdwsrd W.. Altamonte Springs. BsIdwln Falrchlld Funeral Home. Forest CMy, in charge of for Factory Direct Savings! f k—SIMM Ashcl B. MUkr. 79. 533 W. Plantation Btvd.. Lake Mary, died Monday. Born on June 13, 1912 In Bicknel. Ind.. he moved to Lake Mary from Bangor. Mich, in 1980. He was a member of the Oracc United Methodist Church In Lake Mary. He was retired from Du-Well Products. Inc. He waa a member of the American Legion In Bangor and (he Masonic Lodge In Hartford. Mich. He waa past patron of the Eastern Star In South Haven. Mich., and a dual member of the Eastern Star in Sanford. S u rv iv o rs In clu d e w ife. Carolyn, of Lake Mary: stepson W a l t e r M e r r l m a n o f N. Hollywood. Calf.; brother Billy Joe. Norco, Calif.: slaters Yvonne Slmnlck of Vicennes, Ind.. And Patricia Price ofOceanside. Calif. BsIdwln Falrchlld Cemeteries and Funeral Homes. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mery. In charge of I M U C I AIM W O STH. SI M S I N o n a s. IN C . • FlerlAe Clears notks os taut notice it Niaeav oivbn «wt pm w m * N e Finei Jw Sr m m 1 Feredeaure SM sS Ike in s ear •« J s s m i. a m esisreA In C ivil A ch e s Ns. (B 4M S C A I 4F In Ik s Circuit Caurt g> Ik s SI|k*eesS> Ju SklN Circuit. 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Parents should bring a birth certificate. Children between the ages o f 7 and 14 are eligible to play In the league. For more Information on the Pop Warner League, call 321*2012. IASKITBALL Homoft pick Johnson first NEW YORK — Larry Johnson was the No. 1 pick In the NBA draft as the Charlotte Hornets opted for raw power over Billy Owens' all* around talent and Dikembc Mutombo's de­ fensive skills. New Jersey selected guard Kenny Anderson o f G eorgia Tech with the second pick and Sacram ento took Owens, a forward from Syracuse, with the third pick. Denver selected Mutombo, a center from Georgetown, with the fifth pick before Miami took guard Steve Smith o f Mlchl#»n State. C— plsta draft list — Fags M . Sslkaly pact with $31 million MIAMI — Miami Heat center Rony Sclkaly has signed a nine-year deal for about $31 million, according to published reports. Selkaly's contract averages $3.4 million per year. The Miami Herald reported. The Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel put the average at $3.53 million. Both papers said the package is backloaded, with Selkaly averaging at least $4 million over the final seven years. The tlirec-ycar veteran averaged 16.4 points and 11.1 rebounds per game last season. UF to admit released student JACKSONVILLE — A prep honor student and tight end who served three weeks In an Oklahoma Jail for cocaine possession Is expected to attend the University of Florida this summer und play football for the Gators, coach Steve Spurrier said. Jeremy Kennedy. 18. was sentenced to 45 days In the Cleveland County Jail In Norman. Okla.. after pleading guilty June 6 to cocaine possession. He was released Wednesday after serving about three weeks. His term was shortened because o f good behavior. "From what I've heard, we're going to lake him with some stipulations." Spurrier told the Florida Tlmcs-Unlon. " If the school decides to take him. we're going to take him on the football team as w ell." COLLEGE HOOPS Tirado laavces Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE — Point guard Danny Tirado withdrew from Jacksonville University. It was coach announced Wednesday. Tirado had 259 assists last season, ranking second nationally In assist uvemge with 9.3. The 5-foot-8 player averaged 4.1 points. 2.5 re­ bounds and 32 minutes a game. Tirado said he plans lo attend American University In Puerto Rico. Rain keeps soaking Wimbledon W IM B LE D O N . E ngland — H eavy rain tormented Wimbledon for the third straight day. wiping out must matches ami magnifying the lournarnent's grass-court gridlock. But the wet weather cleared In the early evening und Gubrlela Sabulini and Jennifer Capriati scored straight-set victories. Secondseeded Sabutlnl defeated Monique Javer 6-4. 6-0 und ninth-seeded Capriati beat Shaun Stafford 6-0. 7-5 In a clash of Floridians. The tournament also lust Its first seeded players as dusk approached. Richey Reneberg defeated I2lh-seeded Andrei Cherkasov 6-4. 6-3. 6-4 and Glgt Fernandez eliminated lOth-seeded Helena Sukova4-6,6-1,6-4. The long rain delay further complicated an already messy schedule as 77 o f the day's scheduled 100 matches were washed out. Some players originally set to play Monday still have been unable to get on court. Only 46 first-round matches have been completed so far. At tills point, uhoul I HO first und second-round matches should have been finished. Comptlwd from w lr « and staff reports. BASEBALL H p.m. — WTBS. ATIantu Braves at Houston Astros, |L) C om p u te listing on Page SB Rain holds up All-Stars Sanford-Orlando S .A .Y . game postponed to 7 p.m . tonight B yi Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Rain flooded over Fort Mellon Park like tap water out o f a broken faucet Wednesday night, making Roy Holler Field look more like Lake Monroe. Second base disappeared beneath a rush o f water and whipping winds. The only way a foul ball was g o in g to be cau gh t near the backstop was with a mask and a pair o f flippers.' And despite the ground crew's frantic efforts, they unable to salvage the playing field where the Sanford All-Stars and Orlando S.A.Y. were set to square off In the loser's bracket contest of the Dis­ trict IV Sub-District 2 Little Major Baseball tournament. Tournament organizers were able to get the winners' bracket game In Wednesday night, the Leesburg Americans erupting for nine runs in the third Inning as they downed Kelly La Gatta and the Oak Hill All-Stars 14-9. Second baseman Del Rachel scored two runs as Leesburg sent 12 men to the plate In the third. Because oT the ralnout. the tournament will be moved back one day with the finale now being set for Sunday. June 30 at 10 a.m. unless Leesburg wins their Saturday con­ test against the survivor of the lasers' bracket. Sanford and Orlando S.A.Y. will try again this evening at 7 p.m.. the winner advancing to face Oak Hill Friday at 7 p.m. for the right to face Leesburg at 10 a.m. Saturday. The winner o f the sub-district begins play in the District IV tournament In New Smyrna Beach on July 3. In Wednesday’s winner bracket game. Oak Hill looked to continue Its hot hitting from the previous night (when It downed Sanford 20-1). striking for one run In the top o f the first Inning. Although Leesburg pitcher Andy Lafler struck out La Gatta. who homcred twice against Sanford on Tuesday. Jason Putnal stroked a single and eventually scored on KcntreUe Evans's single. Before the bottom of the third. Leesburg trailed 4-1. After the rally, they held a six-run edge. Oak Hill quickly reduced that deficit to two with a four-run fourth inning. However. Leesburg pushed ahead lo stay with a strong fourth Inning as four singles and a walk gave them a 14-8 lead. Oak Hill came In with one run In Ihe fifth but went down quietly in the sixth. I \ Barit Counts and ths Sanford All-Stars will try to bouncs back from a 20-1 rout on Tuesday whan thay fact Orlando S.A.Y. in an elimination contest .of the Lilli* Major Dlstict IV Sub-District 2 tournament tonight at 7 p.m. Bussard’s passes Crew with nelp from H.D. Realty Patriot athletes honored By R O M M STOCK Herald Correspondent 1 11 ’ T 1 1 ‘ — ~ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - This past yrtir. Lake Brantley High School proved sports an academics can mix as 15 graduating senior uthlclrs finished the year with a 3.25 grade-point average or better. And those 15 and others were honored at an awards ceremony held last month before the gradua­ tion of those athletes. Topping the list of achievers was Tina Wong, who ran for Ihc cross country and track learns and ended up as valedictorian of the Class of 1991. Andrew Stanko. a member of Ihc ever-improving boy's soccer squad, had the highest GPA of any male athlete. Joe DeLeon and Carrie Larson each picked up the Gury Hays Memorial Award, named after a 1980 basketball graduate. The award goes to those players who have a spiritual and enthusiastic influence on their peers. Larson will play for the girl's soccer squad at Elon College beginning next year. Thirteen athletes received Burger King Coaches Awards during Ihc presentation for their outstanding dedication and cooperation wllhln their sport. Joyce Tullls. who helped Ihc girls' soccer capture the 1989-1990 state title, and Craig Strectman each earned I he Guy Garrett Outstanding Student/Athlrte Award. Tullls will attend the University of Central Florida on un academic scholarship In the fall. Superstar pitcher Brad Rigby, Shelly Slurdavanl. Tullls und Travis Certo each were awarded the Prln[ Bee Lake B rea tley , Page 2B SANFORD — They almost made It. The Sanford Recreation Department's Wednesday Night Men's Softball League at Plnchurst Park fell a game and two Innings short o f winning Its sprint against u severe thunderstorm warning Iasi evening. In Ihe first game of the evening. Ed Bussurd's Pro Bass Guide Service m tit t - ii If ■wurYi knocked off Enslcy Imlty Inc. If* Mf 1 - 4 If Inc. 11-4. H.D. Real­ Ml M - • If ty then took a 9-3 H O ■••It, Wrackw* Craw W II- 1 f leud o v e r the Calvin Bryant and the Ed Buuard'a Pro Bass Guide team moved past Ihe Wrecking Crew Into first place of the Wednesday men's softball league at Pinehurst Park. the weather finally won out. The third scheduled game of the evening between Regency Muzdaand Bikini Beach was ruined out. Bussard's Pro Bass Guide |7-3| now has a half-game edge over H.D. Really (7-4| and a one-game lead over Ihe Wrecking Crew (6-4|. Bikini Beuch 15-41 is a game and a half off Ihe lead while Regency Mazda (5-5) Is two full games truck. Enslcy Inc. Is now O’-10. Eusley Inc. led twice in Ihc early goings of Its game with Bussard's. going up 1-0 In Ihe bottom of the first and 3-2 after three Innings. But Dussurd's look the Irud with two runs In the fourth. then added three runs In the fifth und lour In Dm* sixth lo lake a commanding 11-3 leud. Every Ink ! y In the Bussard's starting lineup contrib­ uted at least one hit to the 19-hit offensive. Kay Koscoc See Plnchurst. Pag«2B Hopkins, DCC gain on Florida Manor F r*m S ta ff Reports SANFORD — Lrl It never Ik - said Ihul soli trail players aren’ t an intrepid lot. With a heavy thunderstorm warning posted for the urea, the Sanford Recreation Department Wednesday Night Men's Softball League at Chase Park raced Mother Nature to get In Its three scheduled games last night. They got two-1 birds of the way there. Hopkins Meats opened the evening with a 5-2 win over the Sanford Police Benevolence Association. DCC then shut out Hall's Stucco 9 0 hi a game stopped by the ruin after six hillings. Florida Manor's game with Smtlty's Plumbing was rained out. This was Ihe second lime I his season the league gol In iwo of three games scheduled. Oil May I. DCC and I lopklns Meats were rallied out Bee Chase. Page 2B SPU Mepkint M d l) H#ie, i i i k m DCC IN W 1. t n wo ■ - | i i if m III - i f i ii m W Miam i welcom es Sm ith, Ackles, Loughery to fold Orlando adds needed size in Williams and Roberts BySTRVEN WINS AP Sports Wriler By FRED OOOO ALL AP Sports Writer MIAMI — The Miami Heat’s new coach likes the team’s new players. Couch Kevin Loughery was not involved In the Heat's draft decisions Wednesday night but said he approved ol first round pick Steve Smith, a 6-7 guard from Mirhigun Stale, and sec­ on d-rou n d selection G eorge A c k le s . a 6-9 re n te r front Nrvuda-Las Vegas. " I don’t i laink you could have made a heller choice than Steve Smith," laiughcry said "lie lias a chance lo tie a big lim e, big-lime player "Ackles Is a very good athlete who can block shots, and he can run the floor for his s iz e ," ORLANIX) - Pal Williams had two good reasons lo tie ecstatic uboul the M IA draft. The Orlando Magic got the player it really wanted — and Stanley Roberts, loo. T h e s e c o n d - y e a r fr a n c h is e bolstered one ol t h e s m a lle s t hunt lines m ihe league Wednesday night hv taking 6-loot-10 |»owcr lorward Brian Williams with the 10th pick and selecting tile seven loot R o I n t I s No. 23 lo lilt a need at center "This was a very nice draft,” I m m med P.u Williams, the Orlando general manager "Drafts are obeli evaluated by the number ol players you gel Having an extra Hirst round) pick and getting who we got. was a big bonus. " The Magic « onstderetl four players a s |M >ssihilllles lor Ihe lOlh pick but Loughery said The Ural hired the Atlanta Hawks assistant coach last week itul to (tie dismay of Miami otlteuls. the Hawks required him lo remain wlih them through the drub to help with the team's See Heat. Page 2 B preferred ilriao W illiam s. The rholce was even easier breause the others on the list — New Mexico’s Lue Longley. Temple s Mark Macon and UNI.Vs Slueey Aiigmon — went seventh, eighth and ninth, respectively While Orlando rxpecta Williams See Msglc, Page 2B F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A H F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y c V .V A * -* . IN B R IEF B ■ C IlM l ■ Comtes, Pags’M �*?* I VV = ] *- wtth a •cored, pair of I while Scot! W illiam s tripled end scored a run. Tbad Brooka singled and acored a run. Brewater and Jimmy Romos ewered with a pair of n a a in the of the fourth and one in the Mth, but the game was •topped by rata ta the top of the acored a run. Tom Wilks hit one •ingle and scored two runs. Bill Rancor and Calvin Bryant each had a Single. Mike Asuch and John Bctatt led Easley lac ’s 10-htt offensive, the teammates each contrtbut* ing a pair of singles and a run acored. Rick feUls and Barry Sweat each staged and scored a run. Chris Boyles hit a double and a single while John Scott and Shane Grass each hit two singles. In the second game. H.D. Realty built a 3-0 lead going into the fourth Inning, when It hit the Wracking Crew with a six-run 1 Chris Dapore. H.O. Realty’s leaded hitter, wee 3-for*3 with a triple and a run scored to highlight a 10-hit effort. Bob Kelly added a pair of aiaglee and a run scored while Mark Blythe Blythe ---------------J doubled and acored two runs. Also chipping in were Chryst Doney (double, run acored). M adI Thsrha and PhB Hancock (both wilh a single and p. run t scored). Brian Goddard (single) and "Jim Schaefer and'M ark • Morgan (one run scored apiece). Tom KeDy and HarryGarrison each hit tiro singles to lead the Wrecking Crew, which collected a total of tine hits. Steve Pridgen and Heath Short both singled and acored a run. Bill Marino hit a double. Tim Winkle and Pat Rupp each had a single and Jim Stem scored a run. ' K i r. _ bT ,., ", ■ de. He left * » state Ma sophomore season and nTnBltt^ r T •eight are the main reasons teams were reluctant to him. e frit at the 23rd pick this • good opportunity to get a ‘•g ?l" . ,lih to d . ot u k m Pads of potential, but obvla lo t y work to do." said iM aU Ouokaa. ** * 7 * ‘““‘iS * t us taking Stanley at No. Guokas added. ’’(Instead) came away with a guy lama) we think can step In and pfoy. plus a guy II really help » (in the e) if he can commit himself each hla potential" an WUUanw averaged 14 a and 7 8 rebounds per : while leading the Pac 10 in goal percentage (.619) last In Miami. Loughery will Inher* tMcklog at guard. Barring a trade- 8(111111 * Uk*** 1(1 Hnd himself behind Willie Burton. ° l c n Rice and point guard Sherman Douglas, "Playing off the bench won't be a problem for me." Smith aaidAnd he w ill p i . ,, sm ith averaged 25.1 points per gome hut season, and Miami - which has Just 57 victories in tta first ,lwee y**™ — needs that kind of acorlng. ... . J Jjjjnp ulJ roni *My « * and play *> J® 25 J®11" * * * , * *■***• • * “ *•’ I n ™ - Heat ?Jl5f,or of ^ he I ™ * « basketball la easy ®*fve lhe * fcnstare end of the court.” Inman and others In the front office like Smith’s ballhandUng ‘ in the clutch. They bounder and Is strong enough to don’t like his defense. SSeSSK pSS? “ " * “ • T h ..-.J P ta* j f b . „ ml’’O f all the players we worked J«**n*ntfor him. Inman said, out he ts the i i u v we wanted " Smith said his weaknesses maid Pai William^ "He was the alao include stam in a and Brian W llllim s Joins Nick «nd would like to bulk up to 210. Anderson (1989) and Dennis Heat officials say Smith can Scott (1980) as players drafted play point guard, shooting guard by the Magic alter leaving col- or small forward, but they lege with one year of eligibility expect him to settle In at the remaining. point. OrltMm. Montr**!, h . S w . AHwrtm. M. rfSMaWk. Montreal n r CoWman, New York. JJ. Lanktortf. SI Louiv » . OSmllh. St. Law<k If. CaMeren. MwMreal. IS �IN B R IEF D B A S A B B Y t W e are a m iddle-class fam ily with a D B A S P A B B N T O i Y our keep thtfiktng thi daughter has a*bad caae of krrrslrhnrss She oreda some* mi I can afford one ahe can talk to honeatly about her feellnga. Unfortu­ nately. there la now little com­ munication between you and Karen. So. family counaeUng might bring you cloaer together. Karen needa to aee you aa loving parents. which la what the guts to tell her the truth, and you are. Inatead of "the enemy" the sooner, the better. If ahe — uaing your parenta] power to keep her from aeetng the boy ahe loves. (Don't ridicule her. al­ though ahe la only 10. her love la genuine.) Aak your family doctor to recommend a family theraplot. If money la tight, your YWCA may be the answer. And hats off to you for seeking help. Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of city hall. 300 North Park Ave. Hasan are held Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday mornings from B to 10 and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 6t30, Coat la S3 per class. Exercise mats will be famished. fo r more Information call 330-5007. All non-Sanford residents will be required to pay an annual 010 complicated by the fact that they to 00 1 10 sum :; Data* t 100 ’ ’ 10 f; (h. jfc.rulwi:j «M O MrlNRjncA*. to JO SMtutlj lfin w In* Mo w n th m d ttn •MWiw'sm— Ob Jm<|") fowal [aiowy !'••••, IVwy. Umr, Jjrrtm Nil i; V***»'|i»g ~ [SawM ’ llpiiSO ]mcM |t«—« — ewanT* m m iv m iim mwioi) children to join them. We made special sleeping accommoda­ tions and fed all ala of them for several days. I was Ignored, talked down to and Insulted by both Susie and her friend "Betsy" during the entire visit. Neither woman of­ fered to help with the meals or dishes - they Just aat while I waited on them. When it eras time for them.to leave, neither Susie nor Betsy said goodbye or thank you. They simply disap­ peared Into their van while I stood there with tears In my eyes and egg on my facet Now. Susie la making plans to use our home as a stop-over for several days next year — and she's bringing Betsy and family along. I told my husband that I could tolerate Susie and her husband If I had to. but I would not have Betsy and her family aa houseguests again. Abby. am T Justified in my decision, and how should this be handled without offending my husband's family? (1*1 Itt W M Mr* c & im h t iS . Harcar Windows: The Clear Choice l ^ i l l l vV, HIM Dimi IVMM DMTUI. Xta Lodg* ivi SW«ot p iiS m lW k n fifth. ueJa [|IO«r* »*Ma»*CJWM x . i |tg W a W w . ' . . ‘ .| 'W l u » . |i s m « Indeed "Justlfkd'' In your de­ cision. and If any of your husband'a family are offended, they need only be told that you do not wish to accommodate guests who come uninvited and leave without so much as a goodbye or thank-you. 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It produces marked Improvement In a high percent* age o f patients. Th e m ajor Xde effects are allergic reactions (asthma, raeh and sh ock ), kidney dam age, nausea and Inflammation o f the Ordinarily, caldtonln shots are administered Indefinitely. If you have moderate/severe ooteoporoals. calcitonin may help you. Your doctor will re­ commend a schedule of treat­ ment. Although 1have given you a brief overview of this therapy. I suggest you question your doctor about your concerns: let It Is a good pmeral principle that when declarer takes a losing finesse, the defender should con­ sider ducking hla winner if it la ctearthc declarer will repeat the t h in k in g e v e r y t h i n g w a s hunky-dory, cashed the club W hy? Perhaps declarer, think­ ace. West's spade discard caused ing the finesse has won. will South to pause. He turned to the misplace another high card. Or diamonds, finessing the queen. he will attack another suit, later East ducked smoothly. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1991; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald